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DRANGICDAST
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1982
River formula:
Car lies abandoned in dry wu~h hPd a l !'!Oltr('r
YOUR HDMITDWN DAILY PAPIR
ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Subtract salt, add recreation
Oelly Piiot Photo by G•rt AmbroH
By STEVE TRIPOLI
01 the Oelly Piiot ll•ff
Though flo<x.l t·1introl hw, Usk1•11 t'l'lll1•1
stagt• w. th!' main 1ssu1· involving tht· Sant,1
Ana H1v1·r. watt•r pollul11111 1:11nlrol anJ
expandl·d n·1·rt·ati11nal upporlun1lll'!> ah.o
an· attral·ttng atknllon
/\nu pollution 1·ffnrL\ h;w1· fix:usc:d 11n
\'/hat off1c1als S(•t· as th1• ma.JUI pn·scnt .amt
future thrt•:il tu thl' ravl'r 1ncreas1ng
salamty uf tht· watt•r.
With many rtVt'rs1d1· rc·t'rt•allunal
faultt11·;, aln·ac.iy 111plat·e 111 Orangl' County.
uff1n<Jls hav1· drawn up plans for work they
sety would t·ompll'tt' the systl'm Howev1•r.
fu1H.l111g µrobl1·ms ;rnd tlw 11•4u1s1t1· o f
1mpr oving flood euntrols an· 1kl<1y111~
implt '1 lll'rl wt1on
Tht• sail problt•ni 111 till' nv1·r 1s lx'<·onian~
mun• -.1·nous fur -.evl'r.d 11·asuns. uffauals
say Th1·11 :-.olul11111 11f th1· µri>bll'111 I.,
J1·vl'lop1n~ on st'Vl'ral fnmL-. .d!>o
DH ··Bob'' Colla111ll, t h11·f of 1h ..
1•nv1r11nrn1·11tal r1•::.uun·1·s '>t't'lllln of tlw
county's Env1ronm1·nt.JI Managern1·11l
Ag1·nty. sJtd h1gh-s;1lt 1·1mtt·n1 d18':harg1·s
llHI) th1• l'IVl'I' fro111 IWO SOUITl'S ar1· 1111'
ma.ior l'ulpraL..,
Most of ttw l1m1·. wlwn rtV(•r l luw IS low.
about 80 pc·rn•nt of thl· wall'r n·<Jc·hmg th1·
Orange Counly Watc•r D1:.Lrrl'l0s sprt·ad1ng
b<isms in Anaht>1m 1s lrl':.iltod 1•ffluent. watN
that alr£>ady has lx·c·n u:-.t"tl M'Vt·ral 11ml's 111
hom1·s. industry and on farms E<1ch usl' b;.
humans adds an t•s\lmall'd :1~0 mlll1gn.11ns
of salt pl'r It ll'r. 11ff1e1als say
In this final part of a Daily Pilot
series on the Santa Ana River's
impact on Orange County, the
focus is on actions t o c h eck
1ncrecising pollution of the water.
Ill· t·:i..pla111t·d to St·hlange sail 1s a
pollution thn·at bl·t·ause 1t can destroy
drinking water and agricultural soil and
!w1·..iu,.,1• l'Vt·n lowt'r lt'vels can aggravate
c·1•rLa1n hum.Jn ailmt•nts
Salt <Jlso ra1M':. c·onsumer costs because it
hardens walt•r, nl'<.:c·ssllating the use o f
t•.>..tra dt:tergl·nts and fabric softeners for
wa:.hmg. he S<Jtd
of Santa Anu Ri ver nea r propo~ed ~it .. of M•·nlone Uam .
Tht: lc1rg1· dairy herds of tht• Chino an·.1.
for whom ;, salty dlC'l IS part Of the• milk~
produnng n·g1ml·n. add an 1·sllrn<1tlod 50,00U
ton.-. of !><lit pt·r yL·ar lo th<.· water supply
at'(.'ord111g to S.mt<. Ana Watl·r!:>ht'd Pro}."<.'\
Aulhonty Manag1•r J Andn·w Sl·hlange
A.c,1J<· from 1m·n •JS("(J rnonllonng or salt
!See POLLUTION, Page A3l
AirCal
hid
denied
By FREDERICK SCllOl~MEllL
01 lh• Oellr Piiot Sl•ll
Nl'wporl Bl'al h ba-..1·d t\1rCal
hiJ" ht·<·n un!>Ul"l l'""ful 111
o h till n 1 n g ,, t n u r l " r d 1 • r I o
prPvt•nt tr;in!>ft·r .,f -,01111· of 11:-.
f11ghL'i Lo air earnt·rs wanting ln
b<.>g1n ur <·Xp<md s1·rv1n· .al John
Waym• Airport
At lh1• t't>ndus111n 11f ,1 hl'anng
1 n L u s A n g t· I l· :.. M o 11 <.l a v
afternoon. U S IJ1s trtl l Cour·t
JudgP Tl'rry Halt.t·r Jr rule'<.! that
tht.' dlrhne h<Jd not dC'rn1Jnstrat.t'Cl
"1rreparablt> 1njury" and dc·niN'I
A1rD.al's n:quest
Delly Pilot Photo by Cheri•• Sterr
An unide•nlific-d ft•male fan g•·ls dose (but
not too dose ) lo male s lripper a t lhe l.nff
'top us t he bann,·d act wenl on
unin tf•rrupled. Club wa ite r"-n·~lrAin ht>r
h a nds from harm's way.
A 11 al lorn c· y f o 1 A 11 Ca I
How.1rd Privt·l l<i . .,aid JuJg1·
ll .i t t< • r · ., d 1 • t· 1 ~ 11111 w 1 II IH·
<1ppc·.ih·d
Au-Cal n·rx·atl'llly h,1s ... ought
prot1•t·t1on frum a11 Or <1ng1·
C 11 u 11 l y gov 1• r nm 1· n l p I a n
dC's1gn<•d tu all<wat1• f11ghb from
John W aynt· A1rporl 1n an
1mp;,irt1al mannl'r to tJrrtt·rs
nH't't1ng t·erta1n J<'l no1!'.t·
ltm11.<1t111n standard:-.
In rf'ldtcd actions Mundciv.
Hat lt•r approved <1grt•t•nll'nts
und1•r wh1<:h PSA and the• U S
Deµ.1r1m1·nt of Jusllt't' drnppt·d
th1•1r JJl'l'\'IOU ... I h.dli·11g1·-., 111 the
l'nUnty'-., <111 port ,11'\'t'"'> pl.111
Tht· l,1\."'"Ull \\ .1 .. llllll<il• d Ii\
PSA 111 .Jul\ l!-181 .if1t·1 11111111\.
J e l lo!-!•·~ ta il ('OIH'.
Story on Pa~•· A2.
sup1•rv1 .. ur .. .Jdoplt·d " 1111w
abandon('J <ilTl'"" pl.111 th.;1
would h,l\'t pl'rm1tl1·d t\11(.'.d
.md Ht·pulilat A1rl11w::. to < 01111111
!Hi µt'r< 1·nt of tht· ~·t d1•1>.11tu11·-..
from .John \A.'av111· A1rp1>1 I f.,1 ••
thn·t· yt·.a1 p1•n11d
The show goes on
with no law hassl e
By J ODI CADENHEAD
Of the Oally Piiot 8t•ff
The heat was up at tht• Laff
Stop Monrlay mght "'ht•n• male
d a n 1· <' 1 s en le r l a 1 n f <' ma I e
aud1t·nt·1·s. but tht• rt'al hl•;1t
nt·ver shnwc·d
Last month the Orange County
Planning Comm1ss1on ordl·red
tht• rnmt·dy club at 212:l SE
Bristol St 1n Sant.a Ana H1•1gh1s
to s top its Monday night <;1·m1 -
s1 rr p :.hows by Sept I I or f at<t·
puss1blC' closure by tht• 1·ountv
sheriff's department ·
Al the end of the 7:30 show a
couple o f sheriff's officers
arrived. saying they were
maktng a "routine bar chN·k "
But the most v1s1ble show by
law enforcement came when a
dancer dressed as a cop
swaggered onto th<' s tage and
took off his booLci The uniform
Wt•n l nt'X l.
"Taki• 1l off" arE.' the three
most said words at th£> wc<.'klv
strrp show. started thre<> vears
ago to appease Monday night
football widows
The d<1 l1l't'~ gl't dm .. n lo t hl'a r
undt·rwc•ar and tht• wom1·n naust
abide by 1 wo hous(' ru It's No
d<1nt·1ng with the mt>n .ind
absolut(•ly nu toueh111g
A t·oupll' of barl'·t'ht·sll•d rm·n
WC'armg bla1:k pan!S and ,1 l'lillar
bow lit• hold the• womt·n·., hand!'.
as Lhey parade up to tht· :-.liig<' to
let the· danc('rS n:•trirvt· rloll,1r
tips fr om their mouth-.. or
1:kav;,i1ow
It wal. <.1 busy night for the
nii;ihtdub, dl'spilt.• ow11t·r M1kl'
Calht•'s prr·d1t•t11111 lh<it m11<.;l of
lhf' women would st.av honw to
be With their children On tht• first
day of <,('hool
"It's purr comtodv .. s.ml N1k1
Bauer. :~2. o f Tustin. who with
several f r1ends had manag1-d lo
get a front row nng St'<il "l'vC'
been hl'rt' three times 1 krww
then' was a chance thev'd trv to
cl()S(' tht'm down .md I ~antt•d to
se<' them ..
M a n v o r t h 1· v. ., m l' n
compla1nerl that w<>t T <;h1rt
(See STRIP. Page A2)
.-INDEX-New homes plan listed
Al Your SL•rv11·c·
Erma Bombt"<·k
Business
Cavalcade
Class1faro
Comics
Crossword
IX>ath Nntwes
Editorial
En tc rt.a in rnC' n 1
Horoscope
Intermission
Ann Landers
Movws
Mutual Funds
Natmnal NC'ws
Public Not1cc'S
S Cal Fcx·us
Sporle;
Dr Stctncrohn
Stock Markets
Tele>vision
WC'ather
World News
A4
A7
84 5
A7
C5-8
87
B7
C5
A6
86
A7
B6
A7
B6
84
AJ
84,C5
AS
Cl 4
A7
B5
88
A2
A3
By ROBERT BARKER
Of the D•llY Pllol Steff
H untington 81•a1h 1:-. th1·
testmg ground for a $:! ma I hon
h ome f1nan c1n~ program
expectC'd to help gl't the· real
<.'Slate rnarket rolling. ac't"Ordmg
to a leader of area realtors.
T he pilot program mvolves the
use of tax -exempt mortgage
revenue bonds to provide below-
market 11 5 percent. 30-year
mortgages on the purchase o f
resale homes priced from $69,000
to $110,000
Mortgage revenue bonds have
been used for the purchase of
nl'w homes. But this is the first
time tht• bonds havf' b<'<'n UAf'<l
for resale homes in the stalt'.
according lo Barry Buss1t're.
pres1den1 or the 1.600-memb<.>r
Huntington Beach-Founuun
Valley Board or Realtors.
Bussier e said the program will
bring the Interest rate ~low 12
percent, a mark which he said
"has l:w<.'n a psr,C'holt,~tnd 1mpa1·t
arP;a lo buyers.
Thr ~mil of th<' program is to
hrlp low -Lo -modcratP 1neom1•
persons buy their f1r:o;t homC' in
the c·1ty
"Out program is bl•1ng
walf:ht'ti dosely throughout the·
state» I believe it will help to
break things o pen," Bussiere'
said
At't'ording to requirements of
th<.' Orange County Housing
Authority. which administers the
program. half the $3 m1lhon in
funds must be u st'd by
ind1v1duals or fam1ltes whose
mcomcs do not exceed $25,600
per year,
The r<'rnaining 50 percent o f
the money can fin&nl"e mortgages
for individual s or families
earning up to $32,000 annually.
The program, expec~ to get
under way next week, was
unveiled at a press con ference
Monday In Huntington Beac h
attended b y Bussiere. Orange
Counly Supt·rv1sor llartlt•lt
Wwd1•r, Asst'mhlyman Nn!nn
Frlzzclll-. H -lhmt111~lon &•a< h.
and H untington Rt·ad1 Mayor
Boh Mand1t
M a n d 1 c· s a 1 ti l h c• C' 1 1 v h .1 d
1ntendC'cl to US<' mor·q~;igC'
revC'nU<' bonds to finan('r th('
purchast' of nPw SC'n1or 1·1t1z<'n
housin'g uniLci
He S.'l1d the c1 ty and dt•vC'loper
co uldn 't rnc•et d<.'arll11it•s.
howevl•r. and stood to loM• the
money
ll was a t this point that lht."
conce pt was developed nmpng
county and cit y o fficials and
realtors to change dirC'Ct1ons and
use the bonds to financ·r th e
purchaS<.' of resale homes
The rounty sold th<· bondci and
the realtors put up $135.000 for
admm1strauve t'OSts
B ussi e r e said that stulr
legislation adopted 1n 198 l
provided that up to 40 p<'rt't'nt of
(See HOMES, Page A2)
( JI j 11 I ,ii S 1 d I'S J\ , 1 II d I h 1
t.d .. 1.tl g11vt·1111111·111 -...1\ 1ta1
11pl.111rn111l pl.in 111 1111 1·1
111111plws "11h tlw1r dt•111.111d-.. 1111
1·qu.d d1:-.1 rahu11011 of wh,11 .ill
.1gn·1· "' .1 s< arn· t'ornrnod1ly
'h1· n11111twr of r><·rrnlll«d fl11.!ht:-.
I n1111 thi• ;11qx>rt
Till' 1 .. w ... u1t. h11wt·v1·1 as lal
ft om ovl'r An 01 l 14 11 i;il 1-.
.,, ti .. dul1·d o n d1·mand\ ol
l 1111l1nt·1n.il /\1rl11ws <1nd Am1·111 .1
W1·-.,1 Airlint·s for drpartllft'"
f10111 J11h11 W;iym· A1rpo11
N1•11h1•r l'arrll•r h.is m1·l
111UlllV 1rnposl'il c11nll1t11111s lo
F •
Mini milesto n (•
11\ 111 ,,. ,ind 4u1t·wr ,,ets. such
;,-. tli•· Mt Do111wll Douglao; OC-9
~11 p1 ·1 Kii
1'11111 111 an1pl<·ml'nl<it1on of the
pl.111 . A11Cal w <1:-. guaranteed an
_,,.,.,. .. g1· 11f :!:{ 5 of the 41 Jet
dq>;111u11·:-. pt•rm1lll'd daily from
I ht• .11rprn I
A .., ,, 1 1 ·" u 11 o f t h t' p I a n · s
1111p!1• 1111• n lat 1 on. A 1 r Ca I's
;dlo1.1t111ns \.\ tll drop 10 perc't'nt
1 ,,.,, thn-.· month!'. when flights
..i 1 1 · I r . , 11., f {· r rt· d to t' arr i er s
wa111111g tu bl'gin o r expand
!>t•rv11 t• L•1 Or:-m~e County.
0 •111 l'llOI Photo bJ Oaf}' A"'4WeM
Mary Lor g<> l nke•s a sn a psh o t o f her
da u ght<'r Grelu 's first da y of !Whoo I
with teacher Chf're Ha lt'. Antics o f h e r
classm a tes, whil·h may ~h ow up in
yearboo ks in 12 yc·a~, nr t• on Page BI .
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,,...~--Israel-Syria showdOwn looms
Curling up
Ha ndy ... rt•dri('k:-••n of ll11nli11~lon Bc•at·h
clt•mon..,tralt•.., a hocl) t•url. lie· a 11cl fc·llo"
t•mplo ~c·t·!'> of a Fo1111tain \'allc·)' lwalth
or,.~a ni~alio11 :-.how ho\\ lo g c·t out 1lw k i11k!->
. a nd kt·t•p fit 011 P aµ;t· .\.>.
crash count
f i '
!i Spain
I t '. !!may pass 50 dead
' . • • :: MALA<;A , Spa1 11 (AP)
<:Four mot 1· l>ixl11•b ~ t•n • 1JUll1•d
• 1 rom tht• wn'l-·k.1g1· o f a IX.' 111 '~ .. timer todav, but '27 p<1s.,t·ng1·rb
; :w('fl• un:Jt't:ountt'tl frn folluw111g a
~ tf1ery l'rnsh l hat kilh'(J al ll'abt 50
; ·tuuns~ retunH11g 111 Nt·W Y•wk
: :from thts Mt•d tlt·rrnncan n ·sort.
;{the c1v1l govc•r11or·, nfr1t·1· s.mf i, The bud1t•s wt•rt• n •muvl-<l from
1 r;, c·harred t.itl M'l-'111111 that h<.td
)>et?n tnal't..<.'ss1blt· to f1n·nw11 unul
itioday The ::..•an·h t~•nt1nu1•d and 1 ~in 0H1t·1al tn th1· nvll gnvt•rnrn .. !>
; ,o ffice said rnort• v1t·t1mb Wl'fl'
: ll·ared to tw tn thP wri•t·k1·d
; ;plam>'s tatl art·a
:: S pantax Atrlint·~. tht• Mudrnl
; 'based <Hr c·hartt·r 1•omµany that
: ~>wried the JU111bu Jl't, agn•t•cl
: ,with the govt·rrnJ1"s 11ff1t·t· on lh1•
; tt\ u m b (' r 0 r p a s s l' n g l ' r ~
: Juna<.'Countc·d for. but said lllt'y
• 1were not na-essanly dead ii "They m ight b<' somt•wh1·n·
• ~llll trying to get rC'COvcnod from ~!t h e s hoc k th1·y mu ~t hav1· . ' • ~uf~ered Ne1thc·1 t'a n we say for
• ~ure there are nu more' corpse-s in
::ihe wn·l·kage," an a1rl1 n1•
: ~pokesman said
;, The Spantax offt<.'l' 1n Nc·w
:!}'.ork o n M o nday sa id ]3<!
• passengers escap(:d thl• wreckage
;, n d tw o w e r I.' m 1ss1 n g A
'pokesman today said h<' could
11ot explain tht• c.JtS(TCp.'.lnt'tt>s In
the figures
Tia· l h.1rt1 •n ·d .1..il1111'1 plunw·d
tn 1·.1r1h nm1111·11L' .i111·r th•· ll :m
µ m t:I ;111 a m Pl>TJ t.1k1•11I f,
t<ll t'<'llt'<I .i1·11is.-; LI l11ghw.1:r .11111
hurst 111111 fl.11111·b
The 1 c1us1• 11f lht· t-r.1sh wab
uncl1 ·r 111v1 ·sl1g<111on. 11fr w1.ib -..11d
M1lttarv suun·1·s at th1· Malaga
.11rp111.l Mo 11day tn1:n t 111n1·d
1•11g11u f.11lur{' as .J p1oh:Jbl1· <'<iUM'
,if th 1· ,I\ c 1d1· n l ..ind m ,1 n y
bUrvtvurs sa 1d 1h1• plant•
.1ppurl'ntly d1d11't h.1v1 • 1•11ouglt
p<1w1 •r lo t.Jkt• o t t
"W1• an· about tu l'rash Wt·
1·an11ot du <J11yth1ng, .111 t•nguw 1s
falling," a Madnci ne ws p<tper
4uot1·d pilot .Jum1 l't'r('Z ab <Ktyang
JUSl belon· tlw tT;ibh
ThC' ptlut survtVl'd along with
-;1x tT1•w m1·ml)l•rs
A Cuban p~1 ss<'ng1·r wh11
rt ·fusl•d 111 g1vt-hl't n anw said
dt·uths t'uuld have• b1:t•n t•;.ius~d
lx't·c1uSt· "some of tht· pas.wngt•rs
trtro to S<IVl' also ix·rsmwl tt(·ms
th~y Wl're t·arrying in the· c:ab1 n ..
Me>d1l·ul iwrsunn<'I J1d1•d b y
c11rport 11ff1c.·1ab and r1·l,1t1vc·b of
the v1l·t1ms are trying 111 1d1·nt1fy
the corpws, somt· o f lhl'm said to
bt> burned bt•yund fl/(:11gn1 t1un
Tht' mrpsc-s hav1• bt'(•n t.ak1•n tu
an airport hangar ;mJ lhost· that
clH' prop<"rh· tdt·nllflC'd wtll bl·
flown homc· for hurtal. 11H1nab
said•
BEIRUT. Lclw11u11 CAP)
Tht! thrMil ut u :chowd own
ht'I w1•t·n 11>11wh und Syr1un for<.-c:.
lo1•111a 1n (•ui.tt·rn L l'bun on'5
Hl·kuu Vullt·y aftl'r rcputl·d
lsl'ul•lt 1111 t1tr1kl·11 1111 Syn1111 und
Pule11~1t\11111 tu• Kt'IJI thcrt! .
Th(· luwi.t ruads Monday k1Ued
:JO w ldier11 and guerrillas and left
Sl'Vt•ral m1 ltu11·y cmplacemenlJI In
fluntt•11, Lt:l.>11nt•sc rat.Ito stallo nB
sutd
l11r1.1t>l'i. mllttary comn)and i;aid
t h e n 11dc r s wrecked one of
Syriu'b S11v11•t made SAM -9
m1ss1lc bulleru:s and re turned
home sure ty. The Syrian stitte
radio s~ud the Israelis wounded
two sold1t·r~ and d amaged six
h euvy gun.'>
Second AirCal
plane loses
a tail cone
AtrCal m..i y want lO dredge up
;1n old a1rl1m· aclvl•rt1s1ng slogan ,
"Wt n ·all v 11111vt• ou r latl for
y11u " ·
P;1ss1•ngt·r-; 1;11 board a DC>~
Su 1~·r HO arnv1ng al John Wayne
Airport from S;.il'ramento were
s lurtlc·d M1Jnday whe n the
Ii foot ftht•rglu ss tail con e
droppl•d onto lht• r unway on
lwtdtng
Tht· 1nt·1dt•nt m a rk ed the
st·cond ttml· in r<.>l'ent months
tha l a lX.' !:I t.ml 1.·one has fallen
untu t ht• a1rµort runway during a
landing Tltt· pn•vaous incident
1nvolvcd lkpubltc· Airlines.
Ma rk P1•lt·r:,,on, A1rCal dirt'<.'tor
o r l'11111 1l1UntCa ltUn S, Said the
pl.11w t·drryang 1118 passengrrs
a 11 d a 1· rt' w u I st x lax 1 t' d
1111rmall y to tht· ..itrp<Jrt lt·nninal
T h t• t a t I l o 11 • · l o v t' r s a n
l'ln1•rg1•nt·y c•xtt al lhl' rear or the
..i11t·ruft Los.' of the• tat I ('11111• dtK'S
11(1t • .rrt•<.'t tta· ~arl't y of lhl·
..itrtraft, Pc•H•r<;on :-..11d
STRIP. • •
From Page A 1
t'onlests are staged with few
t:omplamts
"I don't know why the girls
t•an't hvc a good tame," said a
54-year-old Irvine woman, who
askc'Ci no~to be identified. "It's
not doing ny harm "
The l'O nty sees differently.
F1ft~G1s rt<.'t Supervisor Tom
H 1 I c• y s a 1 d h c• • s rt'<' e iv£' d
c.·omplamLc; from r(>stdents about
t he show
Ca lltt' 1s appealing the
P,lanning Comm1ss1on 's ruling
that no adult entert<unment be
allo wed w1th1n 500 reet o f a
rl'stdenual ne ighborhood to the
Board uf Supl'rv1sors
"What we're d omg lS a spoof or
.1 <;lrtp show." said Calht• "It's a
pul on It'-; no t done m the• nude."
~\\ Fog along coast
.. ,
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:.'(,'on."t a l
Low clouds, fog ton1ghl ono
Wednesday morning Fotr
Wednesd•y efternoon
Coast•I low 60 lnlano 6 7
Coast•t high 70 inland 76 Water
( '10
Elsewhere mostly light and
vat1able winds tonight and
'Wednesday mornm9 becoming
,southwest 8 to 16 knots 1n
allernoons Wmd waves I to 2
leet Combtned seas S to 8 leet 1n
norlhern outer well'•~ slowly
decreasing Othe1wiw $0Vthwesi
swell I 10 3 leet Considerable tow
Cloudiness wllh only par11a1
clearing <1flernoon and eventnQ
"ours today and Wednesday
1ll .. '-;. .~ 11111111 a ry
Snow lell heavdy 1n lhf'
no•lhern Rnck•t'S todl\y lo
depths o l 18 1nc11 e~ '"
Yellowstone Na11ona1 Pl!r~ &s
ll•understorms con11nucd 1n tho
c;enttal Plains '"" M1U1SS•PPI Valley and northern Oklanoma
lhe snow on 1ne Roc ky
Mountains blo~ked roads 1n
M on111ne a nd nor t h west
Wyoming Schools 1n lhe resort
town of Red Lodge, MOf'll • closed
MOf'ldey af1er wet snow collapsed
trees Of'llO power lines, c11ut11ng II
pow.,. lellure
Rain was tailing over p0111ons
ot Colnrado and Wyoming, •nd
he11v r a•n• atrucl\ centr•I
Kentucl\y u the remnants of
Trop1cot Storm Chrlt paned
• through
; The downpours c e ueed
( ltoodlng nur St•nlord Ky
) ofllclals n ld. dem•glng t ight
-buslneues end driving rasldents ! lrorn •bout 30 homa No tnjuri.11
Me•nwhlla, t roplc:•t a tor m I -• reported
Oabby wea e apac:ted to
s1renghll>en todey u II mtrched
northweatwerd I Owerd the r • Bahamu The Storm waa toceted ~ 1811 lh•n 400 m1tea •••I·
, aoutha1ut ol N11ss11u tn tho
' Behemas ; There w ttre els., wtdely
• ac•lt9fed thunderstorm~ ovor tho i Texu c0Ht11t plain I Fog developed over 18rgn
I
1ect1on1 ot thl! Northeast bul
1k1e1 In other 1ecllon1 were
I mottly Clelt I Te mper11turea 11round the
, • n•llOf'I early todly ranged lrom 3?
' In Butta, Mont to 84 In Corpus
i Christi, Tex as
• tali f orn ia
Scwthern Callfornl•n• 1hould
aapaOI light rain WadnaedlY W1th
1ome ctoudlnell. according lo
the Hattonaf Weather ServlC8
Htgna In Loa ~ fN1'f rHCh
78 with 8 cou tel high ranging
I
lrorn I& 111 84 The mercury rt\a~ ------------------------t reach betweer• 65 and 75 on the
mountains. 7S to 83 111 Owens
Valley 80 '" 90 1n northern
deserts ana 90 10 911 1n the low r--~r--:-:~-"T'""--r--,-----""T"'="'-"""'7.r-:=~F"''"'il dOS-Otl
Boaters I"'"' Po1111 C,011cep1>on
10 1he Mt>>1ca11 bQ•de• snould
e•Pe" logn1 •a11a1>le ... inds 111 tne
n1gnt and mo• r11ng hours
oe<.om1ng sou1nwesterty at 8 10
16 knots 1n me allernoons w1tn a
I 10·3 1001 sovtnwost swell
NATION Ht Lo Pep
87 SI 78 46 01
87 S6 ~-We1lt>et Se""Ct
Albany
AlbvQue
Amarillo
Ashe••lle Atlanta
Atlante Ctv
Aushn
Bftthmore
B1111nas
Birmmgnm
B•sma•Gk
Boise
Bo~1on BrownsvllP
Bultalo
Burlington
Cespe1
Chorls1n $(,
CllOrlstn WV
Char111e NC
Cheyenne
Chicago
Clnc1nna11
Ctevelond
Clmb1a SC
Columbus
0111 Ft Wth
Dayton
Denver
7S 64
79 68
77 f\S
98 79
84 61
08 NOAA US 0.01 ot Comme<c:e
Des Momet
Detroit
Duluth
El Paso
Fargo
Ft901t8ll
Greet F111ts
Har110td Helena
Honolulu
Houston lndnapll1
Jecksn MS
Jecklnvlte
K•na City Kno)(..,.flle
LU Vegas
Little Rock
Loulsvlllfl
Lubbock
Mempl•IS
Miami
Mllw1u~~
18 Froots:Cold ..,.. Warm ..,.
49 44 02
87 72
60 40
68 35
1\9 '>9
9S 80
89 65
88 :'i8
46 42 10
84 70
88 63
82 68 49 43 23
80 70
81 72
90 65
83 73
81 63
9 I 78 02
83 66
58 4 7 42
77 65 92
88 63
57 5 I 28
87 61
61 39
S8 42
42 32
81 S8
44 34 76
90 74
92 80
78 89 01
91 75
90 74
85 67 17
78 73 0 I
85 66 92 75 08
77 12 84
90 62
88 75
88 83
77 69 0'
Mpls·St P 60 55 02
NaSIMlle 86 12 95
New Orteaf\S 91 7J I 17
New vor~ 81 67
NorfOI~ 8) 64
No P1~11e 58 •8 n
Okla Coty 94 69
Omaha 58 54 JO
Or tanclo 92 7 4
Pn1tadph1a 86 62
PIHJpn1• 92 56
P11tsburgh 89 66
Pttand, Me 64 S7
Piiand O"• 75 49
Prov1denc~ 78 63
Rate•ah 87 63
Reno 67 48
Sall Lelle 59 H H
San Antonio 94 78
Suttle 68 49
Shrev990<1 97 7 7 0 I
Stov~ Falls 58 s I 05 St Louis 78 11 58 SI p . Tampa 92 7 4
St Sle Mane 80 63
Spekene 60 42
Syracuse 87 56
Topeka 85 66 11
Tucson 84 61 Tvtsa 95 n 10
Weah1,,g1n 86 67
Wiehila 66 68
CALIFORNIA
Apple v attey
Bakersfield
Bar Slow
Beaumont
Bog Bear
Bishop
Blythe
C1t111tn11
Eure~a
Freano
Lal\e ArrowhMd
I ancHtet
82 58
90 68
811 8ft
ll 1 <;7
71 43
Ill SS
9• n
75 62
64 51
87 59
65 47
79 57
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hac:h
Zuma
S•nt• Monloa
Newp0t1 Bea<lh
San Diego County
lurl AYg
2
2
2
2
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3
3
3
3
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SW SW w
OvtlOOll tor Wadnnd•y. LJM141 cheriga
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Long Beach H 6S
Los Angeles 73 64
Marysville 89
Monrovia 83 61
Montebt1lln 78 60
Monterey 70 56
Mt Wiison 69 49
Needle& 93 7 4
Newport Beach 73 6•
Ooktand 72 54
On1at10 78 59
Palm Spt1nga 92 66
Pa9odona 77 59
Peso Robles 8 t 5:3
Riverside 58
Red Btutl 87 65
Rodwooo City 80 S8
Secrumento 85 63
Salinas n 56
Sen Bernardino 80 62
Sen Gabriel 79 59
Son Diego 74 69
San Francisco 64 S6 San Jose 79 55
S11nt11 An& 75 62
$AMiii Barbera 7'1 61
S1nt11 Marla 75 62
Sen111 Monoc11 68 62
Stock ton 89 62
Tl!hOe Valley 88 40 Thermal 94 70
Torrance 7S 61
PAN AMERICAN
Acapulco 90 77
Bir badoa Bil 7 5 18
Bermuda 82 71
BOQ0111 66 46
Cur1cao 90 72
freepon 82
Ouad11l1l1r• 79 65 07
Guadeloupe 90 77 02
H•v•na 88 78
Kingston 91 78 03
Mootego BBy 90 82 16
Menllen 93 77
Martda 95 73 Mexico City 71 80
Tides
TODAY
Second high 7.45 pm
QONlllOAY
First low 2 40 a m
Flrat high g 0:1 11 m
Second low 2 20 p m
-0.8
11.0
1.4
05 SecOf'ld htoh 8 31 pm
Sun ••*• 7 01 p m , rtaa•
Wadnaad•y 8 3& a m
Muon 1811 S 38 p m , rlln
Wednndly 4•27 e m
lt wa• t he fourth tun~ alm·c
Wed11t>Mduy that urael atlllckc.-d
8yrlun 1.111t.I Pult'!lt1111un pos1t1oni.
in l't.'ntrul u11J t•ust.cm Lcbunun lo
av•·ng(· what It culll"d vl11luti111111 ur u July i:1 ('l'lllK' fi r\!
Ot'ur Zuhlc. Tcrwyd, 81m<l Nuyt<l
nnd Tarahl11h One le fllat awUon
('lllll'<.i lht' &ttaCk li "lll'W f()Ullfl or
rull·IK'll h: warfort•"
HIJ1b lc pcnct: tn Lebanun 1m d thti
pullvut or ull foreign forc.:..
Dr&})t'r, un u..gistant secre1.&.ry
of ~late , plu1H1t:d to continue
t:fforla by special pre1ldentlal
l'nvoy Ph1l1 p C. Huhlb, who
SUl'l't•11xfully nl·go llat~d the
P a I l' s t I n t! L 1 b e r a t 1 o n
Orgnnizatton's withdrawal from
Beirut, heading off a threatened
Israeli Invasion of the capital.
'l'tw rwd ulso t't1me a day uftt•r'
Syr111 µut 1t11 200,000-lltrong
annc.od Cort't.'8 on m&xl111u111 alt•rt,
t'lu imlntt hrliel 11 the t rul·c
break er In the 13 -week-o ld
Lebanon war
Lebanc.·se radio stations cull t.'<;I
the air attack the h eavlett Israeli
aasault on Syrian posltlonB In the
Bekaa since the t.-ease-Cire.
· • W c• r 1· m u I n 1· x l r 1· 111 t• I y
t·111H't•r11 t-t.l ovt•I' 1'l•po1 t !I o f
lvnttnutng m11luu y dllli~L'li 111 tht'
Bt•kua," S t ute Dtparlml•nt
!.!J>Ukt.'llma11 Alan Romlx•r8 said tn
Wa11hlngton "T h ese at·ttonli
make the situation evt•n more
diHicult and dangero us a nd we
ugain call on a ll involvt'd to act
with the greatest rc!.ltralnt and to
re frain from further military
actions."
The lsrat>li military command
suys Syria h u v iolated the
cN1sc -flre a t least 98 times,
k illing 12 Israel i soldiers,
w ounding 20 and capturing nine
tn tht past 50 days, Syria says
Israeli warplanes have flown at
least 227 bombing raids on Its
positions tn L ebanon since the
truce
They said warplanes roared
over the valley for eight hours,
hitting missile sites at Dahr al-
Baidar and armor concentrations
At the same time, President
Reagan's· n ew pe ace e nvoy
Morris Dr"per was bound for the
Middle F.ast to begin the second
phase of U S efforts to achieve a
&!.
l.ibt•rian aclo 1llrt• Samtwl Wille ll (center ) shares a Libe rian
tlinner he pn·r,a red with his family, David a nd Kristen VVille ll, m
San Juan Capis1t·ano. A s lt-pbrolht·r will beg in a l'rosS-l'Ounlry
hiq ·d•· trip Saturday to puhli«izt' Samuel's 0('(lorla lion fight.
Bike trek to halt deporting?
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of th• Delly Piiot lltett
It's a desperate move, but a San Juan
Cap1str;;.no cuuple hopE' their son's 2,700-mile
cross-country bicycle ride will illustrate the
family 's plight .
David and Ruth W1llell, whose adopted
Labemm son. Samuel. faces d eportation early
next year. say they hope a bicycle trek by their
natural son. David, will publtcaw a 10-year battle
to keep Samuel m the country.
David. 20, leaves the m1ss1on city Saturday
for what 1s expected to be a 17 -day bicycle trip to
the natton's capital where he will attempt to
met't P resident Reagan.
"This 1s a very spur-of-the-moment thing,"
his mo ther said "It's a desperation move."
The Willetts adopted 27-year-old Samuel
mort• than 10 years ago while the couple were
serving tn the Peace Corps m Liberia.
Samuel's age was arbitrarily set at 16 at the
time or adoptio n . s ince he h a d n o birth
certificate.
But U.S. 1mm1grat1on law says the boy was
too old lo b<-considered an adopted child, and
Samuel was thus ine ligible for perm ane nt
residence 1n the United States.
He came to Southern California on a student
visa. which expired more than a year ago.
Sinc.-e then, the family has waged an as yet
unsuc<.•essful battle with 1mm1g ration oHiclals
and a Senate s ubcommitu-e to keep Samuel.
Rep Robert Badham. R-Nc wport Beach.
introduced a private bill that would grant
Samuel adopted child status, but the bill died last
year before a Senate s ubcommittee . It is
currently before a House s ubcommittee for
recons1dera lton
But Ruth Willett h as he r doubts about the
SUt'Cess or the btU
Samuel has until J a n 15 to leave t he
country. and the Waile tts rear the private bilJ
won 't be re<'Onstdered before that deadline
"Congress bre ak s Oc t. 8 for election
campaigning ," Wallett pointed out. "They come
back tn a lame -duck session whe re almost
nothing gets done," she said.
So the family 1s hoping publicity ge nerated
by their son 's bike tre k might pressure
Washington politt<.'ian.s to act on Samuel's case.
David . who will turn 2 1 en route to
Washington. plans to leave Saturday. He hopes
to arrive on Oct. 7 '---one day before Congress
adjourns.
"We're hoping he can see the president and
explain our situation," David 's mother said .
The family as raasmg funds for David's trip
by sell ing T -shirts emblazoned with "Save Our
Samue l." the acronym being "SOS."
David h opes to m eet with sever a l
congressm e n while tn the n ation 's capital,
including Rep. Romano Mazzoli, D-Ke ntuck y,
who heads the immigration subcommittee.
Mazzoli has stated in the past that he is
opposed to private balls such as the one submitted
in Samuel's behalf
"That wiH be a tough nut to crack," Willett
admits. "But we have no choice."
Samuel's mother has been t o ld that
generating publicity for her son is not in his best
interest.
"But we can't just sit around and wait for
something to happen," she said.
"We're going to fight this tooth and nail
until we get some positive result "
HOMES • • •
From Page A 1
each bond 1s.-;ue muld bt> uscd ror
resalc housing
"But th('re was no e n tity
w1llang lo assum<' the hnanc1a l
respons1btl1ty for the up rront
adm1n1strat1ve costs to provide
runds ror rc•SIJI£' housing," he
said
,.. CON GRAT ULA
Friz.zcllc said he believes the
f1na nc1ng program will s pa rk
sales of homes and have a ripple
effC'Ct in that pr('scnt property
owners who a re selltng their
homPs b<>cau sC' of 11 5 percent
loan rates will bc buy tng new
on es
Wieder said she also endors<.'d
the program. saying ti may
replace re>qu tr e m e nts ror
afrordabl<' housing. S he asserted
that so-called affordable housing
hasn 't proved to be a ffordable
and hasn't been achieved.
Bu ss1er t> said th.at the 11 5'
pcrrent interest rate would result
in a monthly payment of $693 on
a $70,000 loan .
He said 1 ~ percent on the same
loan would be $885 a month.
I n add iti o n . h e said the
program includes a "buydown"
facto r which h e said w o uld
r e duce lhe loan rate to 8 .~
percent the first year, 9.~ pert.-ent
the second and 10.5 percent tht'
third before g oing to a n 11 .~
percent rate for the remainder of
the mortgage.
He said the reduced ratee could
be brought a boul by large r down
paymen ts.
Proud family
The parents and siste r, Jennie Jahos, st,a nd
in fro nt of a sign at the f."'rontie r Flea
Market in Ho uston congratulating their
own Mis America, Debra ue Maffett, 25,
o f Anaheim. Debra Suf' wo n the crown
aturda ni ht.
Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT /Tu.day, September 14, 1182
NATION
Nucle ar freeze push e d
By Tbt' Auochtted Pren
Tht· Ep1s<'1)pal l'hurd1 ,
lradllionally l'Uulious in its
pohtkal stands, has slrnnl(ly
e mbraced th{• swel ling
movement for n nudt•ar arms
frc-eze.
Thl' E piscopal govPrntng
convention, mc.•c ting an Nl·W
Orleans. on Monday calll'<i for
an 1mnwd1ate nul"ll·ltl 11 l'l'Ll'
by t h t' s u pt· r p u w l' rs u n ti
spt't•dy nl'gouatic111 111 ia
Vt•r1f1ablt• 50 pl'fl'l.'nl l'L"'<.IUl'llUll
tn their nuclear urm:nals
Tlw churt·h also appt•ult·d tu
both East and Wl·st Lo adopt
polil'ies against any f 1n;t -stri k1 ·
USt' of nudear arms.
Probe angers labor b oss
WAS HINGTON Labor
Secretary R aymond J
Donovan. cleared for a second
lime of allegations he onct•
associated with mobsters, says
he's angr y he had to endure..>
months o f public scruuny
becau se o f "groundless
charges by nameless accusers."
Special prosecutor LC'on
Silverman concluded Monday
that th e r e "remains
insufficient crl•d1ble ev1dt-nc<·"
o n which lo prOSC'l'Ult·
Donovan on allt-gation~ of past
ties to mobstc'rS when hl• was a
New JerSl'Y construction
('X<'<.'UllVC.
Silverman's I I I-page "f1m1l
report" came nearly thrt•t•
months a fter he released a
1,025-pa~e report in wh1t.·h
the prosecutor arrived at tht•
same conclus1on
.
Co re Nobel and his bro the rom Riverside spe nd a quiet
afternoon fishing just do w ream from Prado Dam.
CBS Cable calls it quits
NEW YORK CBS Cable, <tva1lable 12 hours a day to an
estimated 5 million households
served by cable systC'rns
around th e t·ounlry . I ts
programming has induded
POLLUTION F HTERS MONITOR SALT. • •
a cable te levision s t•rvit.•c•
o f f e r 1 n g t· u 1 l u r a I
programming, w i 11 cease
ope.rations within 90 days
because o f d1sappoin ting
reve nues from advertisers, tht.•
divis ion of CBS I nc . has
announced.
The service.• was introdUt.'t•d
i n Oc tober 198 1 and is
WORLD
operas. ballets, foreign films
and intt.•rview shows. Industry
sources placed losses of the
cable operations at about $:m
million.
Monetary ans wers sought
MEXICO CITY Anxious
Mexicans lined up outside
newsstan ds and bookstores at
dawn today to buy the Off1c1al
Gaze tte, hoping it would
answer questions about thC'
government's new monetary
controls.
Lines of people began
forming to buy the gawtte
Princess in hos pita l
MONTE C ARLO, Mo naco
-Princess Grace of Monaco
rested uncomfortably wilh a
broken thigh in a hospital
today. 24 hours after the car
the former American film star
was driving plunged into a
ravine, flipped and burned.
"Obviously she's in pain," a
spokeswoman for the' princess.
52, said. T he spokeswoman,
who declined to be identified,
STATE
h ours a ft er government
o fficials said 1 t carries a
lengthy decree fully detailing
the controls. They said the
decree dispels confus ion
prevailing since th t•
res trictions were first
announced to halt the flow of
pesos.
said a medical bulletin might
be issued later o n the princess'
condition.
French police confirmt•d
Grace was at the w heel. lnit1al
reports from th e fire
department said her daughter.
Stephanie, 17 , was driving.
She will not be eligible for a
driver's IJcense until her 18th
birthday in February.
From Page A 1
sources. solutions may lie in inc~ed regulation, construction of salt-extr ing
facilities and diversion of salty water om
the river.
The regulation probably would ta the
form of orders to treat wastewater ore
extensively.
At present, some treatment plan ts q the
upper river in San Bernardino Countyreat
their water less than downstream pnts.
That may change, according to state 18ter
quality officials.
The Santa Ana Wate r s hed P rtject
Authority currently plans to build ti or
more water de-salting plants, and a pifline
that would send the saltiest water di!ctly
to the ocean before it enters the ri~r is
under construction.
Santa Ana River water, in part bcpuse
so much of it is treated sewage, al.9 has
failed state cleanliness tests, and toxic>cBs
have been found at levels dangerous tlfish,
but not humans.
Officials claim the cleanliness sta~ards
may be met as early as 1983, making fjhing
and swimming safe in the river.
For accidental spills and il~ga l
d ischarges, the county has set p an
emergency response plan centered n 1ts
central radio facility that can c(ltact
appropriate agencies 24 hours a day~hen
such events occur.
Recreationally, the banks of the ri'vt-and
Its Santiago Creek tributary in Cange
County offer regional parks. publi golf
courses, athletic fields, horse stable and
other facilities. Bicycle and horse tras run
almost the length of the river locall}llso.
County-run regional parks alort the
river are Featherly and Yorba ner the
Riverside County line and CentenniaPark
m Santa Ana. Along Santiago Cre< are
Irvine and Santiago Oaks regional paks. In
Costa Mesa, riverside land has ben set
aside for the 257-acre Fairview Regional
Park.
Eric Jessen , chief of program p lanning
and special projects for th e coun ty
Environmental Management Age~cy, said
the major link now m issing from the
recreational plan is landscaping.
But most of the work sequires flood
control improvements on both the river and
Santiago Creek, Jessen said. That may take
years.
"W h e n the river (flood control)
improvements are made we can enhance
the environment with confidence," said
J essen. "To do the work now would be an
unwise expenditure of public funds -it
m ight b e t o rn up again whe n t h e
improvements are made. We'd be putting
the cart before the horse."
Waiting for new flood control work is not
what is stopping landscape improvements
in some areas, however, Jessen admitted.
There are difficulties working along the
r iver that would not be encountered in
parks and other areas, he said, because "it 's
a long, narrow, non-cohesive chunk of land
without a self-contained feeling ."
Funding also is a problem, Jessen added.
Even for areas that can be worked on now
money is not always budgeted.
"We'll just have to do it as time and
money permits," he said.
Mos t of the la ke
be d behind Prado Dam
is dry. Santa Ana
River trickles to
tlae side, out of
camer a range.
Wilson r e primanded
SACRAMENTO State
Bar delegates have voted to
reprimand San Diego Mayor
Pete Wilson for threatening to
take part in a recall campaign
against Chief Justice Rose
Bird if the state Supreme
Co urt over t ur n ed th e
Proposition 8 crime initiative.
The issue is "whether we
will stand back silently while>
bullies attack our courts."
Jerry Gordon of the National
Lawyers Guild's Southern
California chapter, co-sponsor
of the resolution, said M0nday
dur ing debate at the bar's
annual meeting.
Did wo01a:tl switch voters' parties?
FRESNO (AP) -A Tustin
woman who was paid to register
Republican voters has been
•arrested for investigation of
switching affiliations of people
who signed up as Democrats and
independents.
RTD s trike likely W ednesday Robin Ann Banks. 53, was
hired in August to work for a
consulting firm assigned by the
state Republi c an p arty to
increase GOP rolls in Fresno. Los
Angeles, Orange and San Diego
counties
LOS ANGELES -A strike
on Wednesday by drivers for
the Southern Califomfa Rapid
Transit District looked like ly
early today after a 5 Yi-hour
negotiating session failed to
produce a contract settlement.
officials /rom both sides say.
"They are through for the
night and there are no
meetings planned for the
purpose of negotiations before
the strike deadline," said Mike
Lewis. RTD board president.
S ex bias charged b y A CL U
Ame ricans seeking
MIAs from Vie t
BANGKOK. Thailand (AP) -
Four Americans flew Monday to
Laos on the first private mission
to try to dLSCOver what happened
to hundreds of U.S . servicemen
missing in action during the
Vietnam war.
LOS ANGELES -Cal
State L ong Beac h f aces
charges of sex discrimination
in an amended lawsuit the
American Civil Liberties
Union filed over the campus's
Women's Studies program.
T h e allegat ion follows
previous ACLU charges that
Monoay ~''"'Y II VO\• on not h4'Y• "°"' P6CM!' by ~ 30 o m tell bl'°'" 1 0 m Ind 'fOY' ((.!Or ..,,11 Oft d ........ '!IO
the university bowed to
outside political pressure in
violation of the state education
code -by canceling th is
summer's Women's Studies
classes, closing the campus
Wom e n 's Center and
removing So ndra H ale as
program director.
The group left Bangkok for
four days of talks with oCficials
before heading to Vie tnam for
eight days of talks with officials
then'
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Is. Banks was booked Friday
a t•he Fresno County jail on a
c ge .of tampering with party
iliations. She a lso was
ted of forging signatures
o egistration forms.
Banks reportedly submitted
300 to 500 forms since mid ·
August and had at least 100 more
completed cards at her arrest.
Of 10 registrations checked by
the Fresn o County dist rict
' h e was real clever because she was
~ng diffe re nt colored pens."
~he had three men working
f<1 her in the registration effort.
inest1gators said. She was paid 7~cen ts for each Re publican
rqistration and noth ing for
otlers.
September birthdays are
fortunate In the wide range of colors of their birthstone, the sapphire. Whlle moat think of
sapphire as blue (the velvety blue Keshmlr sapphire• being the
moat prized of ell) actually sapphire comprises all the highly· colored transparent varieties of
the mlnerel corundum. e11cept red wh ic h Is cll1ed Ruby. Sapphires range lrom colorlels to near black and through •II the shedes of blue. violet, pink,
yellow, and green. When the
term sapphire Is used without • color prefix. It generally refer1 to
blue.
attorney's office, two w e re
signed by Democrats and eight
people stated no affiliation.
Election workers initiated the
investigation when they noticed
@
·c;EM WISE
M~ Bair c..rtlfled _G!f!!O!Opelt
the handwriting in signatures
appeared to m atch on several
fonra.
"She was real clever bea u.-
she was using different colored
pen s, but we have, some data
processing girls with real ~
eyes," said D iane Sherloc 1
assist.ant elections manager. "
would n't have noticed, but abie
was turning in ao many at orw:er
Elec tion w o rke r s later
discovered phony addreaes.
The election department wGJ
Inform voters w ho regis tered
with the woman that they maJ
have to go through the ~
again.
happened upon 11 tn their ~ •
for gold. Th• m ine wae
aucceutully WOf'Od tor 30 Y9lf9 •nd then ahut down. 8erloue
mining wee reeumed In 11n Md ,
•bout 10,000 tone of roelt haW
~ proc 1111d alf'°9 IMn. Th• tln•aJ 11pphlr" come
from KMhmlr. lndla. hlah In IM
Hlm•l•yH , whll• Srl Lanka (Ceylon) 1uppllee ua wtttl the gr••• quenttty. WMneuer ' '° to8rt lankal ... ~trle
trtp rz. •o Ratnepure and tM ~,,._,On "tr le9t vlalt I
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ln herdne11. For thla rauon It 11 • pertlculerly popular gem tor
men'• jewelry. Meny men Hke 0,. black 1tar u p phlr• from Au1trella which 11 really a ~Y
brown In color. Th• 1lx reyad
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proven 1apphlr• depoatt In the
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Gulch. extend• f0t five mllea end
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In the 1lt0'1. A. group of miner•
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Caution advised
L o w -"o 1 t d I u m o n d 11 n1 a
dh1uppoint1n111ty 11mull. lt an lld de11Crl
dhamond RH "17 foct•t round, wolghln
point.I.'' the• d1amon~ IH ttw am.• ot o pin
1/4000th or u cu.rut
-Gemslonc1 vury lrcnwndousl
quallly and. thN•cforc, hove o wick (.'t'
r1mgc. OemalOnes of the aaml" variety mu oo
worth as little fit a few dollars a caruL WI
much &11 thousands of dollars a ca l,
depending on their qualily and scarcity.
To learn more about buying jewelr or
diamonds, write for two free Cac l s h s,
"Buying Dwmonds" and "Gold Jew~lry" { m
the Federal Trade Commission, ~lxih d
Pennsylvania Ave. N.W .. Washington,
20580.
Creel will be deliver ed
DEAR PAT: I sen& a check to "
Fisherman" magazine In July 1981 for a -
·Pavaroti
.
buying 'low-price' jewelry
month .ub1crlpUon and a tree crt1el. The flnt
l11u~ of the ma1ailne w11n't dellvered until
March and l 1tllJ haven't rtt'elved the creel.
I've written a bout tbl1, but my lelten bn~
been lpored. M.U., Laguna Beach
Zltl·Davla Publilhing C.:o. w us publishing
thh1 moiazlnc wh<.•n you sul"ltlCrll.x.'<.I to 1t. But,
since \hem It h88 changed publis hers, which
probably accounta for you not re<.-civing th<•
1ubecrlptlon premium. A VS <.-ontaclt..>d Z1H-
Oavls, and a creel IR being mmlt.>d to you
today.
Booklet g uides consumers
DEAR READERS: If you'rl' a t'Onsuml•r
with a complalnl, there arl' a number o f
remedies you can try.
One, that's often very successful, 1s to
write a letter to the public re lations direct.or of
the company that manufactured the product
or pruvldc'CI the• 1wrvj<.'t.· with whk•h you found
fuull. A n<.•w book provld <.·11 n 1un('1 and
addrt'&lit'll o f mon · thun 8,000 Individual
(.'o rpo rnlt' u11d UHHCl<.·lotlon public relations
p('Oplc·
1'tw d irl't:to ry, calle d "O 'Dwr,er'a
Dlrt"<.:tory of Corporutc Communlcuuons • ht.LI
th<.' right namt•, thu right tHlt>s, the right
tt•lc phone nun1h1•1'11 1.1nd addrl'illCll 'of the
h1ggl·i.t compullll'S and U!>Sot'lutions in the
t'Ountry.
Ctwck with your local library lO find out
1f tht• 1982 edition Is availa ble m the reference
ti<.'Ction.
• Gola problem '! Then write to 91 Pat Horowitz. Pat will cut rod tape,
-
getting the answers and action you
,... n eed t o s ol ve inequities In
government and business. Mail your questions
10 PtH Horowitz, At Your Service, Orange
Collst Daily Pi/01. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa,
CA. 92626.
absent, 50,000 sing blues
Cold· blame d fo singer disappointing S an F rancisco concert c rowd
Turbule nt Love
La urence Oli vier says being married to
Vivien Leigh was like being in an "express
lift sk ying you upwa rds a nd throwing you
downwards in insanely no n -stop fashion."
He made the comment in a second
installment of his me moirs, HConf essio ns
of a n Actor ." Olivier a nd Miss Leigh we re
divo rced in 1960 . She died in 1967.
Fifty-thousand people t ned
out at Golden Gate Park t ear
Luciano Pavarotti, but the ra
singer wasn't there. They ere
moaning.
"Oh, no," sa1d Ida Rosen um
of San Francisco, whose an
joined a chorus that rose a ng
opera buffs wh e n it as
announce d Pavaro tti w n't
showing up because of a !Id. Some hardly seemed t-0 belie it.
"l s he n o t here? Yo r e
kidding," said Jan Tushi of
SausaHto. .
Alas, it was true. "We exP<k<J
lomatoes and tincans and allits of things," said Terri Robbi , a
spokeswoman for the th
annual Opera-in-the-Park. t ,
despite the ready suppl of
vegetables among picnic s,
none was hurled.
Spanish soprano Monts~at Caballe had a bout of sto h
flu. But that didn't stop her m
singing arias fro~ the op s
"Mefistofele" and "Adri a
Lecouvreur." And there e
performances from te~r
Utility subsidy still available
Deadline Sept. 30 for county aid in paying gas, el ectric
Low-income county residents
have until Sept. 30 to take
advantage of a program that can
pay up to $200 worth of their
uitility bills, a spokesman for the
Orange County Community
Development Council said. . •
Vincen t Budrovich, the
council's executive director, said
Monday more than $75,000 is
available for the payment of gas
and electric bills. The council,
which is running the county's
program for the state Office of
Econ omic Opportunity, has
received hundreds of inquiries
about the i:;rogram from local
residents, he said.
Single-person households
with monthly income up lo $4tS7
through families of six with a
monthly income up to $1,214 can
quality, Budrovich said .
Applicants must provide proof of
income such aa paycheck stubs
that are no more than 90 days
old, he said.
Qualifying residents can get
their gas and electric bills paid
even if the utility already has
disconnected service, Budrovich
said.
The remaining money is
expected to run out near the end
of the month, and qualifying
residents will be paid on a first-
come, first-served basis only,
Budrovich said.
Interested county residents can
call 547-5148 for information
Public debate
-of abortion slated
Abortion is the subject of a
public debate lo be presented at
Orange Coast College in Costa
Mesa.
Titled "Abortion: Whose Life
is it Anyway?," the debate is set
Sept. 24 in room 214 of OCC's
Chemistry Building from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. Admission is $4.
The d e bate will pit a
representative of the California
Pollllc:el Adwrtl_,,.,..1
Abortion Rights Action League
against author and lecturer Brian
Laurie, a member of the School
of Theo logy at Arrowhead
Springs.
Following the debate, the
audi e n c e will have an
opportunity to question debaters
on their views.
F o r information, phone
556-5880.
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Mondays through Thursdys
from 8 a .m. to 8 p .m .. and Fri~
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Budrovich said about 3.PO
households have taken d -
vantage of the program.
County teen
sentenced
in shooting
An Orange County teen-aw
has been sentence d to te
maximum e ight years in st4
prison after being convicted
gunning down a 21 -year-old
w ho gave his girlfriend a ri
home.
The sentence was hand
down against 19-year-old De
Ralph Miu.el of Beuna Park, w
was found guilty last month
manslaught er in the death
William O'Connor, who was s
twice in the face.
The shooting occurred ear
last Oct. 10 outside the Bue
Park home of Mluel's girlfri
Phyllis Epley, 17.
Deputy District Attorney 0
Brice said O'Connor had driv
the girl home from an Anahei
nightclub at the request of
brother, who worked ther
because the girl was allegedly
inebriated to drive herseU. '
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* * * A woman is seckmg more lhan
$1 milJion from Yoko Ono, widow
of slain Beatie Jobn Lennon,
saying her daughter broke he r
arm on the Lennon estate on
Long Island and was ignored
when s he aske d for m edical
attention.
Margaret Hair filed a lawsuit.
contending her daughter. Caitlin,
7 , was "assa ulte d " by the
granddaughter of the governess
of Ono's 6-year-old son, Sean
Lennon. The incident occurred
while CailHn was staymg at lhe
estate in Cold Spring Harbor on
May 29.
* * * Gen. William C. Westmoreland
filed a $120 million suit against
CBS Monday.
charging the
n e twork
libe le d him
last January ....,,
in a docu -
mentary say-
ing the
U.S . military
fal s ified
r e ports on
ene my troop WHTMORELAND
strenglh in Vietnam.
The suit was filed m federal
court in C o lumbia . SC,
a cco rding t o D a n Burt ,
Westmore land's attorney. The
retired general, who headed the
Army in Vietnam. lives in South
NlllS If ICIS
Carolina
Wes tmoreland asked for $40
million in general damages and
$eO million in punitive damages.
Ir he wins, he said, the money
will be donated to charity.
Van Gordon Sauli!r, president
of CBS News, said the program
was "a va l id journalistic
broadcasl about an im portant
issue in the Vietnam war,11 and
adde d : "We stand by the
broadcasl."
* * * A 5-month-old bill for the
$7,200 rehearsal dinner before
the wedding of R o b e rt F .
Kennedy Jr. has been paid, and a
lawsuit set!king payment will be
dropped, says a restaurateur.
Rudolf F ischer , owner of the
Publick House restaurant in
Bloominglon, Md .. filed suit late
last month in Monroe S uperior
Court, seeking payment for the
seve n-course meal.
ln the suit, l"ischer said Ethel
Kennedy's secreta ry twice told
him the money was fortht.'Oming
but it w as n e v e r paid. A
s pokesm an for the K e nned y
fa mily said a secretar y had
misplaced the bill.
Mrs. Kennedy, widow of Seo.
Robert Kennedy, arranged the
dinne r when her son married
Emily Black in Bloomington
April 3.
* • *
Royal baby P r ince WUliam is a
dis tant relative of another
famous William -Shakespea re,
according to an authoritative
book on royal lineage in London.
D e brett's Book of Royal
Children says the 11-week-old
son of P r ince C barlu and
Princess Diana Is a fourth cousin
15 times removed lO the great
English dramatist.
Patrick Mo ntague-Smith,
autho r of the book, said the
young prince is related to
Shakespeare through the bard's
mother, Mary Arden.
* • *
Singer Connie F ranc is says
her plan to s ing to New York
City Mayor Edward Koch at a
festival in Little Italy this week
is angering Italian-Americans
who favor Koch's rival for the
Democratic gube rnatorial
nomination, L t . Gov. Matlo
Cuomo. Despite the criticism, Francis
said she'U sing "You're the Top"
to Koch "as the mayor" at the
San Gennaro festival
"I wanted lo sing to New York
City.'· Francis declared, "it's
apoliticaJ. It never occurred to me
that there was an election coming
up."
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Or1no• CO.It DAILY PILOT/Tuetday, Septetnber 14, 1982
Working out the kinks • in Valley 'olympics'
Bv SANDIE JOY
Of)M Dtlilr fltlot Ila"
Grunts, groans and gramoct•s t•monaling from
employees of a Fountain Volley firm ond thr1r kinfolk
a ll were in the name o{ tun and Cltn<.'t\.'>.
Dave Mulnard of Irvine, last year's
winne r , tries the. horizonta l bars .
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T lw 200 or No J>l'Oph• purtk lpatlng In lcsts of
sU't•ngth, swrninu und uthll•tic skill n<•xt to thl' Tallx>rt
Avtm ut· h<•adquurtt•rs of FllP, u F~ountuin Vallc•y-
bus<.'CI nutwnul hcullh mum tcnum·<· organizutlon, were
ma king a poml.
T hey w<•n• out to show that physical activity is a
healthful than" to do, l'Xphunt'Cl FHP spokesma n Alex
Litrov.
The firm 1s a pre-paid health organization mut h
like Kaiser, Lltrov said.
Rare wlnnr rs wl'rc David I foste r of Long &>ath
who Cinis hc'<.I in f 1w minuws eight scx'Onds and S haron
Hutfidd or Fountain Vull(•y, finishing In six minutes
35 S<.'<:onds Each l'lu1mcd $1 00 in prize money.
Bc·caust• FllP is conct•rncd with prevcnta tivt•
h<'allh can\ L1trov said, the Cirm's employees a re <
<.'nc.-ourag<.'d Lo stay Cat by using the par<.'Oursc, w hac:h 1s i
a permanent recreation facility. •
Highlight of Saturday's activities was a race
against the clock as participants performed pole
climQs, s it-ups. chin-ups, body curls and othe r
exercises at each of eight stations in an obstacle c:ourse,
linishing by running a quarter mile. ·
David Mancha grimaces a s he tries to
accomplish one more chin-up.
Delly Piiot Pflotoe br l"etr1cll O'Donnell
Belinda Machado shinnies up the pole and
appears to be enjoying herself.
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Bradley stands fir111
on off shore oil issue
In o ur Orangl· Coast an .. ·<t ,
Jong con siden:d a stronghold of
Re publican politks, it must have
been somewhat disquieting for
,G0P loyalists when Democratu:
gubernatorial can d idate Tum
Bradley made his swing through
our region and restated his s trong
pos ition opposing offsh o r e o il
drilling_
Bradley tried to remove thl•
offshore oil issue somewhat from
the po litical a r t'n a by notin g
during his tenure as Los Angeles
mayor , his posi lion re m a ined
~'Onstant through the Ford, Carter
and Reagan administr:ations.
That is. his desire to protect
the California coastline against an
unsigh tly proliferation of offshore
oil drilling platforms and the
kttendant dangers of ocean a nd
~horeline pollution.
· The r eason Bradley's firm
stand s h o uld be jus't a bit
uncomfortable for the Republican
rty leadership is that Bradley's
P opponent, Attorney General
eorge Deukmejian, seems to take
fl sof ter position on the oil drilling
Issue.
; Yet s peakin g in O r a nge
County, Mayor Bradley made 1t
clear that he will oppose "the ~road assault" to allow offshore
rxplo r ation th a t is being
~rticulated b y U.S. Interior
Secretary James G. Watt.
And Watt 's pus h for a
widespre ad o il leasing progra m
pas stubbornly continued, even in
~he face of heavy criticism.
l Wat t faced con siderable
hostility m ost recently when he
bppeared before the U.S . Senate's
Energy and Natural R esources
s u b t' o m m i t l l! c on <' n t• r g y
t'Oll8l'l'Vullon and supply.
Standing firm, Wutt s.ud his
fi ve• year leasing plan had bt·c·n
unfairly attacked by vocal c:ritic.'S.
''It.'s not the beaches that are
under co n sideration," the
secretary insisted. "That's under
state jurisdiction.''
The se<-retary then noted that
th{' federal plan in volves o nly
underwater tracLc; that are at least
three miles oUshorc and often ,
m orl' than 100 miles at sea.
Clearly, Secretary Watt
needs to be reminded tha t past
exp erience in California a nd
elsewhere has shown that when
there is an oil spill a t sea, the oil is
no respecter o f jurisdictions,
federal, state, county or city.
The spilled oil ju st comes
ashore an yway.
There are o th er
considerations, additionally, like
the unsightly nature of oil rigs
themselves on the ocean surface
and the potential increase in oil
tanker traffic at sea.
Then too. a federal program
to lease o n e billio n acres o r
undersea oil tracts a t a rate of 200
million acres a year for five years
is likely to pu t pressure on state
governments to s ta rt leasing the ir
own tracts. There could be an
escalating e ffect.
Mayor Bradley has taken the
proper position when he vows to
oppose this kind of broad assault
upon our federally controlled
offshore holdings.
In so doing, he may indeed
have made a few friends along the
Orange Coast..
Dissidents silenced
It is hardly news that the life
of a political dissident behind the
Iron Curtain is not an easy on e,
but two items that did make the
news last week give sad emphasis
to that fact.
From Moscow came word that
the "Helsinki Group." established
just six years ago to mon itor
Soviet complia nce with the human
rights provisions o f the 1975
Helsinki agreements on European
security and cooperation, h ad
finally decided to disband.
The group was founded in
1976 by physicist Yuri Orlov and
in due course numbered several
dozen m embers.m ost of th em
d istinguish ed intellectuals. In
1977, Orlov was arrested and
sen tenced to a seven-year term in
a labor cam p.
In the en suing years, more
than 50 members of the Helsinki
group were sentenced to prison
terms or "internal exile" in remote
areas of the USSR.
The most notable. perhaps,
was Nobel peace laureate Andrei
Sakharov, exiled to the closed city
of Gorky in 1980.
Last week Sakarov's wife,
Yelena Bonner, a nnounced that
the Helsinki group, down to its
last three members, was officially
disbanding. The last s traw.
apparentl y w as the case of
75-year -old Sofiya Kallistratova,
a lawyer who o n ce defended
huma n rights activists in court.
The elderly woman suffered a
heart attack after state officials
sear c h ed her a partme n t and
thr eatened h er with arrest on
charges that could lead t o a
three-year prison term.
The third remaining member
of the grou p is Naum Meiman, a
70-year-old physicist who h as
repeatedly been denied permission
to emigrate.
So much for the brie f career
of the Helsinki human rights
group in Moscow.
Meanwhile in Warsaw, the
martial regime arrested four more
members of the Solidarity trade
union group and a nnounced the
gove rnme nt no longer will
continu e an y n egotiations with
Solidarity. This followed the Aug.
31 a street clashes that sprang up
in 54 Po lish cities, leaving four
dead.
So much. apparently, for
Solidarity.
As dissidents in other Soviet
satellites have learned to their
pain , t h ere is n o room for
disagreement w i t h th e
government beh ind the Iron
Curtain.
• • • while slavery goes on
Meanwhile in Washington . a poorly housed, cloth ed and fed,
U.S . Sen ator has introduced a are being used to provide
resolution calling upon the State unskilled labor for the 3,600-mile
Department to in vestigate pipeline .
p ersistent reports that forced T h e Sen a t e ca 11 for
laborers and political prisoners, inves tiga t ion followed the
both Soviet and Vietnamese. are testimon y before a Sen a t e
being kept in some 2,000 camps su bcommittee of a former Soviet
unde r inhumane conditions to political prisoner, two Vietnamese
work on the trans-Siberian Yamal dissidents a nd a former Polish
gas pipeline. a mbassador w h o escap e d to
The resolution also calls for provide first-hand information on
investigation of c h a r ges that the camps, a long with pathetic
th ousands of Vietnamese workE>rs letters from inte rnees in the camps
a re being forced to relocate to the that s lipped through Sovie t
Sovie t Union to provide labor for censorship.
l*construction of the pipeline . U .S . intelligence officials who Ove r the past year there havE' d
b b l· h d · h have examined the cvi ence now een re ports, P.u is e in t e believe the existe nce of the slave ~ondon Economist and the Wall 1 bor camps is beyond d oubt. treet J ournal. t hat workers a
ving in s ub-zero temperatures. So much for human rights.
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'Clean air' politics soiled
WAS HINGTON -Clea n air can
mean dirty politics.
Members of Congress are complaining
that the effort to weaken the Clean Air
Act has led to some of the dirtiest
lobbying tactics in recent memory.
What 's surprising is that the
complaints are against both sides in the
controversy -both the e nvironmental
groups that want to keep clean-air
s tandards inviolate and business
interest that want to get the government
regulators off their backs.
"I'm having nightmares," said a staff
m e mber of one heavily lobbied
congressman. "And my boss is having
nightmares."
ENVIRONMENT AL groups have sent
protesters to Capitol Hill h earings
wearing surgical masks, in an obvious
bid for media attention. Other zealots
were kic ked o ut of a hearing for
distributing leaflets.
On the other side of the issue. business
groups have been accu sed of scare
tactics, mis information and general
arrogance. Members of key congressional
committees are regularly subjected to
telephone calls from businessmen who
claim they'll be driven into bankruptcy
if the Clean Air Act isn't modified.
And the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
even had the nerve to issue a press
release stating the outcome of a crucial
subcommi ltee votl:! ·before: it 0<..'Currt«I .
On the supposedly anti-environmental
side, utility comp anies have been
critici~d for sending out misinformation .
The American Electric Power Co., for
example, which supplies power to 7
G. -Jl-Cl-IN-D-IR-SD-1 -~·
million people in the Midwest , has
enclosed propaganda in its billings.
The mailing warns th at proposed
controls to avoid "acid rain" could cost
the company -and thus its customers
-$2 billion a year. The ·figure is based
on a company study that has-been
dismissed by the Congressional Research
Service as based o n ''questionable
assumptions."
The business lobbyists have used their
farflung representatives to plead their
case. When Rep. Mike Synar, D-Okla.,
decided he would see only lobbyists from
his own state, one trade association
si mply dug up a m e mber Crom
Oklahoma, who made an appointment
with the congressman, The Oklahoman
was accom pan ied b y the trade
association's Washington lobbyists. who
did all the talking.
The environmentalists have caused
equal outrage. Wha t really bugs the
legislato r s is the n o-q uarte r,
"with-us -or-against-us" a pproach
adopted by some groups. Anyone who is
less than squeaky-clean on the Clean Air
Act is regarded as an enemy. As one aide
to a pro-environmentalist House member
complained: "They are as vindictive
against their friends as they are against
their enemies."
T HE ALL-OR-NOTHING technjque
has reportedly caused a split among
environmentalist groups, insiders told
my associate P eter Grant. Moderates
from the National Wildlife Federation,
for example, shake their heads over
behavior of hardliners from the Sierra
Club.
"It's a little too purist and unrealistic
to expect members of Congress to
support you 100 percent," oue moderate
observed. Said a staff member of a pro-
environmentalist congressman: "They
(the purists) poison the water in our own
backyard."
There's always the possibility, o f
course, that the counterproductive tactics
of lobbyists on both sides of the issue
will simply cancel each other out. The
Clean Air Act may wind up being
revised the right way for the wrong
reasons -or the wrong way because the
right reasons were discounted by
irritated m ngressmen.
Letters to ·the editor
Rags and riches
on finance scene
To the Editor:
Was a n yont' e lse s truck by the
incongruity of the adjoining features on
page o ne of your Finance sec I ion
Sunday, Aug. 29?
The lead article was titled: ''Recession?
Rolls Royce dealer hasn't heard" and
went on to describe how Roy Carver, the
local dealer, has never had it so good. He
says his "brisk" sales are to a cross
section of buyers -almost half of whom
pay cash (up to $162,000 for a Corniche.)
He does admit one sale to a Los Angeles
porno dealer, but omits any reference to
possible drug dealers.
At present, the Newport Beach area is
quite generously populated with drug
traffickers representing all shades of the
financial spectrum, the most powerful of
whom pay for their beachfront homes
and other opuJences with $1 .000 bills.
I believe that Carver is telling the
truth when he asserts that RoJls..Royce
sales have "exploded through the roof"
in the last 10 years. That's fine for
Carver and his salesmen but another
curious omission from t,he article was a
recent report by an IRS official stating
that luxury cars being charged off as a
business deduction that are not in fact
used for business constitute a more
voluminous fraud today than all the food
stamp ch eaters and abusers combined. .. AT ANY RATE, the more import.ant
article appeared directly below the
above and was entitled: "Cutoffs bring
turmoil." This piece d ealt with a
growing concern among thousands or
Social Security recipients and their
families. the recent disability benefit
cutoffs from Washington and the plight
of som e 50,000 cases a month now
ordered to be re~valuated under some
new special review.
This brutal ax has already begun to
fall, and one head on the chopping block
the article deacribed belonged to a
RJchard Kage. a 49-year-old Michigan
diabetic who, when his disability funds
were cut off wtth the explan3tion he
could find ·:some" suit.able work did ;u11t
that -attempting to work as a caretaker
in a cemetery. He la.stud four months
before going into a shock and dying ot
heart failure which hi$ physlcian bitterly
blamed on the stress caused by the
tennlnatlon of h11 benefits.
His widow can t.akc romfort in the
fact. though, that the $4~9.80 per month
In beriefits can now ht-~htrt.ed to a more
worthy couse -the manufacture of
more atomic warheads to our stockpile.
Aa a final word, after comparing \he
two a.Ide-by-aide ar\icln, wouldn't h
have ~ a bel~t Id a for Kap to mov~
to Newport Beech and •n a JOb eeUJn1
Rolls-~ for Roy Cai'vet '° he could
have gotten in on a "arowth" buslneB?
Or better yet. he could have bought a
MAILBOX
Rolls for $150,000 cash, let it appreciate
in value, (as Carver claims t.hat it will)
then make a profit on th e r esale,
repeating said process indefinite ly.
It seems to me that would sure beat
digging graves in Michigan with diabetes
and heart trouble with the added bonus
of bringing joy to the heart of those
rugged individualists who constantly
whine about their tax money thrown
away on deadbeats.
CHARLES JUERGENS
Marriott fans
To the Editor:
In response to the recent article
written about Marriott Hotels. we must
tell you we are offended.
Orange County, in fact, anywhere the
Marriott chain erects a hotel should be a
source of much pleasure. as they attract
the nicest caliber of people. They have
outstanding employees, and needless to
say, the revenue is excellent.
We have spent seven summers at the
Newport Beach Marriott Hotel, as well
as their other Marriott facilities the
world over. Therefore, we are in a
position to enlighten the public.
MR. & MRS. I.A. SISENWEIN
Coastal questiQns
To the Editor:
Since Sen. Paul B. Carpenter of
Cypress was the author of the ill-fated.
Senate Bill 493, which would take
jurisdiction over Bolsa Chica away from
the Coastal Commission and into the
hands of the Ora~e County Board of
Supervisors. I feel that a response to his
letter of Aug. 31. is in order.
The attitudes expressed in Sen.
Carpenter's letter display an amazing
lack of respect for scientific intelligence
and study concerning t.he priceless value
of Bolsa Chica and othe r coastal
wetlands. As of 1982, it is estimated that
Southern California has lost between 75
percent and 90 percent of it.a origiMl
coa s tal wetl a nd areas to urban
dcvclopm('nt. Bol"Ml C hica comprises 2,-
000 acreft or three square mlles. The
efforts by the Orange County Soard ot
Supervisors. And Sen. Carpenter to
• /,t>lt1•r.~ from readers art tL~lc<mtt Tht
rryht tn cnridf'n.,r l1•1terA lo /it apoC'r or
r hm111C1lf' lltk'l 111 rest>rvi>d t.etter11 of 300
word3 or less 11111/ be given prtftrence. All
/t>lt('r3 mu~t inolud(' 111gnoturt arid mailing
adrlrt•$1' but nomts mo~ bt> wUMfld vn rt
q1,1crit1 1/ s111J1c1tru r<'Olon ia oppartnr
J>oetry will not bf pubhahtd l.Atterr ma~ bf
tf'ltpllanrd to 8a·60M Name and phM11
1u1mbfr of '111• contrtbutor must bt gf&>tn /or
Vf'nficotlon purp1:Jea
develop all but 600 acres of Bolsa Chica
make a mockery of Bolsa Chica. Bolsa
Chica. once the entra n ce to a
30-square-mJle marsh system that local
historian George Talbert called one of
the ·•greatest wildlife habitats in the
world" would be reduced to a pitiful
one-square-mile area, a degradation rate
of 97 percent. The Orange County plan is
terribly, terribly, unbalanced from a
historical and scientific context.
PERMIT me to ask Sen. Carpenter
some questions. Why do we have three
endangered species of bird at Bolsa
Chica? Why is halibut fishing so poor off
our coast? Why do we have expensive
and dangerous beach erosion problems in
Sunset Beach? Why do we have traffic
congestion all along the coast? Why do
you want to place people's homes in
danger by building them on top of
sinking land over converging earthquake
faults? Why are there regional water
shortages and waste disposal problems?
Why is there smog? The Orange County
development plan for Bolsa Chica
aggravates all of these problems.
The Coastal A c t of 1976 was
formulated to help ease, not aggravate,
roast.al problems. The Orange County
Board of Supervisors has fulfilled its
prophecy as a local government which
would rapaciously overdevelop this last
litlle pocket of coastal gi-andeur called
Bolsa Chica. Sen. Carpenter serves to
remind us that we cannot take the
Coastal Act and its protections for
granted. Who does he think he is
kidding. anyway?
JAN D . VANDERSLOOT MD
Raise outrages
To the Editor;
I'm mad as hell. that the City Council
of Laguna Beach would give Ken Frank
the city manl.\ger a pay raise to $51,129
per year! That's more than t.he governor
of California makes!
I think it's about time the people ot
Laguna Beach woke up and let t.he City
Council of this town know bow they
feel.
G .G. CLARK.SON
Seema to me lhe fin\ ··Im~ble
Dream" began when Je1u1 Christ
admonished ua all to "Love ~y net1hbor
as thyMlf " ln Southern Callfomlli -
im po11lble! _!>I
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.I Orange Coaat DAIL V PILOT !Tuetd1y, September 14, 1982
•ANN LANDERS
•ART HOPPE
•ERMA BOMB ECK
Rel8tive might need second medical opinion
DEAR ANN LANDERS: ln thl1 a.io, when
everyone 11 aol.ni cruy with physical fitneu iu\d
health food, I need eomething explained to me.
I have an elderly relative (early 70.) who hu
t he foUowlng history: She ha. been a heavy amoker
-two packa a day of unfiltered cigarette.; a aevere
akohoUc for 30 yeara; a recluae -haan't left her
howie a dozen times In the last six years; anorexic;
doesn't eat enough to keep a bird alive; sedentary
-no exercise, and I mean none.
We took her to a doctof.!or ~ complete physical
checkup. (She hasn't seen a physlcian In more than
15 years.) The woman is mildly senile and
underweight. She has been coughing violently for
20 years.
Here are the results or her tests: Heart, perfect.
Blood pressure, normal. Lungs, no problem. Liver,
perfect. Hearing, excellent. No trace of organic
disease. Diagnosis: Increase food intake and cut
down on smoking.
How can a woman abuse herself for 50 years
and be in perfect health? Aside from her mental
condlUon that keepe her trom enjoylna aa normal Ufc
and her alcohollam -which 1he denlet -the 11 In
bttter aha~ than anyone ln the family. -LKO rN
ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.
DE AR ST. PETE: Site obvloia1ly lucked out
ud IJllterlted 1ood 1eH1, but I doubt tbat 11te 11 In
a1 loocl 1hape a1 YOI tblU.
No one wlto bH been cou1bl11 violently for ZO yun baa bealtby Inf.•· A1 for tlte beart aod Uver
bela• "perfect," I don t buy tbat eltber. Tbere may
be no present e vidence, but 1ometflln1 could
1bow up tomorrow.
My advice Is take ber to a.aotber doc tor and
get a 1ecood opinion. And tbe next tlme you past
a bookltore, 1et a COf.Y of "Second Oplnlon" by Dr.
lladore Ro.enfeld. It 1 a paperbaclr by Butam and .
a little &old mine of medfcal Information tllat a
junior lll&b 1cbool 1tudent could anderstand. I keep
my copy next to tbe dictionary.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: l.aip a young attorney
who wall IOOn be marrit'd to a terrific girl. Wu have
a large w~-dding planned
When l was 12, my father, who was alcoholic
(and 1tlll Is) molested me (homosexually). Thi•
occurred un\ll I went t.o high school and caused
10m4t emotlunal problems. 1 finally resolved them
but our relationship has been strained.
My flancee has never met him and can't
understand why I've been stalling. Also, she trunk.a
it would be nice if I asked him to be best man. Ann,
I don't want him around me. Do 1 bave an
obllgaUon to invite him to the weqding? Should I
t~ll my family what happened. so they will
undersumlJ why 1 have been Indifferent lOWMrd
hlm aU thetiie years? -CLAM IN KANSAS
DEAR CLAM: I'm 1ure you realize aow tba&
your fatber was a very 1lck mu. Invite blm to
a ttend tbe wedding as a 1uest. To exclude ltlm
would raise que1Uo111 and pou lbly 1poU an
otller wlae lovely day.
I 1ee no re11on to tell tlte family aboa t a
bldeoU1 problem you re.olved years a10. lf your
bride per1l1t1 In trying to get you to cllum up to
dear ol ' dad and you um can't ttand to bave blm
a round, tell her the story -but do let U end there.
It's not always easy to recogniz,e Jove, especially
the first time around. Acquainr yourself with the
guidelines. Read Ann Landers' booklet, "Love or
Sex and How to Tell the Difference." For a copy,
mail 50 cents and a Jong, self-addressed envelope
with your request to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995,
Chicago, ru. 60611.
Heed helpful hints POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
QUEENll
By PHIL INTERLANDI of Laguna.Seach
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AT WIT'S END ·
A Inoving
• experience
I don't know how many of you have ever had a
wild animal trapped in your house. but let me tell
you it's nothing to laugh about.
You don't even have to see them to know that
they're there. You just sense you're not alone.
Sometimes when you walk into a room you hear a
scurrying or shallow breathing. The other night as I
was finishing up dishes. I saw a darting shadow out
of the corner of my eye. Instinctively. I knew what
I had to do.
I became hysterical.
With the government now planning for a
prolonged nuclear war, the Office of Defense
Mobilization has revised its handy Nuclear War
Family Handbook (ODM-1170-3-rev). For the
benefit of concerned citizens, excerpts follow:
WHILE EVERY EFFORT will be made to
give adequate warning of an impending nuclear
attack, (the handbook begins), it is doubtful families
will enjoy more than a week at most to evacuate
urban target areas .
Although a week may sound like a long time,
there will be many last-minute details to attend to,
such as stopping the paper, turning down the
water heater. picking up the cleaning, boarding the
dog and changing the cat box to insure a more
pleasant homecoming.
Thus any chores that can be taken care of in
advance will lessen the nervous tension that so
often acoompanies harried, Ill-organized departures.
Here are some helpful hints you and your family
may wish to consider:
First, pick your destination now to avoid
confusion once you are on the highway. Try to
choose a spot -such as a favorite campsite or a
rural inn off the beaten path -that will have a
sufficient water supply and suitable recreatiunal
facilities. This latter is important as a prolonged
nuclear war may interfere with regularly scheduled
television progranuning and even, in some areas,
clear reception.
NEXT, ASSEMBLE THOSE items you will
wish to take with you. These should include a first
aid kit (adhesive strips, iodine and aspirin are
musts), a flashligh t, facial tissues, sleeping bags
(unless you will be staying with friends) and an
adequate supply of proper food.
While it cannot be determined in advance
precisely how long a prolonged nuclear war might
last, six weeks' rations should prove sufficient.
Avoid frozen foods as reCrigeration may not always
be available in more remote areas. Instead.
concentrate on canned goods, but vary the contents.
Six weeks of Tuna Surprise. for example, might
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THE INNOCENT BYSTANDER
well dull family appetites and lower morale.
You should decide now how you will pay for
your purchases on your trip. Carrying excessive
cash is risky and out-of-town checks are sometimes
difficult to cash. Credit cards may be safest. Don't
leave home without them.
Decide n ow what day you will leave.
Remember: odd-numbered license plates will be
evacuated on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays;
even -numbered on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays; and non-motorized vehicles and
pedestrians on Sundays. If you are driving, please
keep your speed below 55 mph. in order to conserve
gasoline for the war effort.
In this regard. also please try to limit your
telephone calls once the bombs start falling as many
circuits may become overloaded.
IN ADDITION TO THE essentials, you should
also include on your packing list items that will help
you pass the time when you tire of hiking, fishing
and playing Twenty Questions. A prolonged
nuclear war. for example, offers the perfect
opportunity to catch up on all those little projects
that you've been setting aside, such as turning shirt
collars. cutUng out coupons and pasting pictures in
the family album.
So while responsible citizens have every right
to be concerned, you can see that with proper
planning and preparedness, a prolonged nuclear
war can provide a rewarding and e nriching
experience for you and your family.
The publication ends there. For those not
planning to travel, the agency is issuing another
brochure, ODM-1170-4-rev, entitled "A Thousand-
and-One Fun Things t.o Do in a Fallout Shelter -
A Nuclear War Family Guide for Stay-at-Homes."
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shore? l don't know ... why?
• HOIOSCOPI
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Wednesday, September IS
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Task is completed
with a flourish. Accent on basic issues. dependent.a
and employment. Added recognition results froro
special achievement.
TA UR US (April 20-May 20): Prospects bright
due to new contacts -and fresh outlook. Vitality
combines with enthusiasm -scenario hlghlights
change, creative endeavors, romance.
HUSBANDS AR E WONDERFUL. Right away.
mine ran through all the Disney characters. "What
kind of an animal was it? Ricky Raccoon? Rocky,
the Flying Squirrel? Smokey the Bear? How about
Dumbo? Pogo? Charlie Tuna? Name names.
woman!"
"It was a disgusting roach and stop talking like
he was wearing a letter sweater!"
Weigh surgery risks
GEMI NI (May 21 -June 20): Plans are
solidified, secur ity is enhanced and sense of
direction is regained. Older individual provides
support; helps build confidence.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): You're invited t0
important social function. Popularity increases, you
have chance to display versatility, humor. Focus on
ideas, fresh contacts. short journey associated with
relative. Sagittarian figures prominently. "What did it look like?" he persisted.
"It was tall."
"It was probably something you brought home
in the grocery bag that will hitch a ride out of here
tomorrow." ·
This bit of wisdom comes from a man who told
me last year that a plague of crickets in my house
was good luck and they ate two carpets.
Oh, I used to 've about animals. I wanted
to believe they wan o as much as I wanted
them out. I wanted to ieve they were male,
unmarried and traveling a . That was before I
lived on a farm.
EVERY FALL, LIKE clockwork, rd march
into the town hardware store and place my order: "I
want 15 traps. 35 boxes of painless death powder,
18 aerosol insecticide sprays, five bottles of fast-
acting mists, five plastic swatters, and a mallet.
What else do you have that's new and effective?"
The boy would say, "Ma'am. rve given you
everything short of a nuclear stockpile."
"Do you think this will do it?"
"Have you seen the mouse again?"
"You got it."
Through conscientious and diligent weaponry,
. I was able to keep wildlife in our house to a
minimum of one mouse until we decided to redo the
kitchen. One morning, I heard a strange gnawing
sound in the ceiling. I judged the gnawing to be
about six feet long and furry. I called the contractor
who said. "Why, that ajn't nothing to worry about.
It's probably only a rat. That's the way they
sharpen their teeth." I was sorry to move. It was a nice house.
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: At age 32, I'm
quite a bit overweight. Numerous attempts a t
dJetiag leave me witti a mark of zero. Not e ven
with an ordlnary falllnt n ade of F.
My doctor HY• my condition warrants
dramatic help becaa1e m y blood pre11are 11 rising
aad my beart ii geUlng weaker . I'm seeing a
surgeon la a few weeks wbo 1peclall1e1 ln .1a1frlc
by-pa11 operatlon1. Meanwhile, I'll appreciate any
advice you can offer about 1urgery for obesity. -
Mrs.A.
DEAR MS. A.: First, what's morbid obesity?
One definition is being at least 100 pounds over
ideal weight. Another, twice the normal weight for
height. What is ideal weight? 100 pounds for 60
inches of helght, plus five pounds for every inch
over 60 inches.
According to Boyd E. Terry, M.D., of Columbia,
Mo., writing in the American College of Surgeons'
Bulletin (6/82) as many as 9 million Americans
suffer from morbid obealty. The need for
gastroplasty and gastric by-pass is considered when
the patient's exceu weight is a threat because of
hypertension, diabetes. cardiac failure.
Severe arthritis and other conditions may
necessitate surgery. Especially, in patients who
have already failed in d ieting, starvation
techniques, behavior modification. hypnosis. Not
every patient with morbid obesity Is a good
candidate for by-pass surgery or stapling of the
stomach.
Your own doctors will need to weigh the rjsks
against the chances for lmprovement, Ms. A. Even
rou• HfAlTH
DR PETER J . STEINCAOHN
after s urgery, a long-term follow-up is essential for
success. ·
FOR MR. L : It's true, and too often overlooked,
that some illnesses among the elderly might be
caused by overuse of prescription and over-the-
counter drugs.
For example. often laxatives and sleeping pills
continue to be taken when they are not bene!iting
the patient. Taking diuretics for hypertension can
cause potassium deficiency -especially in the
elderly. This affects the nervous system and the
heart rhythm.
The elderly -and their children -should
remind themselves that older pd\ients can'\ take as
many as a half--Oozen medications without showing
some symptoms due to the medicines themselves.
, They may not suspect why I.hey become dizzy .
sleepy or hyperactive. Older patients taking
medication should be under supervision by their
physician.
Dr. Steincrohn welcomes reader questions but
is sorry he cannot answer personal maiJ. Letters of
widest interest will be answered in his column.
Send your quest.ions to him in care of r.he Daily
Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Co.tta Mesa. Calif. 92626.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Details unravel in
connection with payments. collections, opportunities
to increase income. Be specific, check loopholes and
follow through on hints, clues.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepL 22): Circumstances turn
ln your favor; you'll be at right place at crucil\l
moment. Study Leo message, get thoughts on
paper, realize that changes will prove beneficial.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You're provided
with confidential information which aids in
detennlnlng property value. Important domestic
adjustment occurs.
SCORPIO (Oct, 23-Nov. 21): Lie low, do plenty
of listening, observing. What now aeerns a certainty
is actually nebulous -check alternatives. keep
options open.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Ernphasll on
production, responsibility, pressure, challenge and
chance to prove major point. Activities intensjfy,
relationship is serious in positions of authority.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Long-range
plans come into sharp, clear focus. Emphasis on
travel, spiritual values, abstract print>lples,
educational pursuit.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Maintain
independence, refuse to be cajoled into co-signin&
for one who makes empty promises. You'll gain
ad di tlonal lnforma ti on concerning financial
responsibility of one who would be partner.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Cont ractual
obUgat.ions require review. You're being pulled ln
two directions simultaneously. Rise above petty
differences. adhere to principles and reali&e
intuition Is now a reliable guide.
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Opening lead: Six of c;:,.
We have had 1ome discus
1lon in th.se columnt lately
about freak hand•. This one
waa aubmltted lo Bridie
World Malfatlne.
BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
An actlon·packtd equenct'
rraulled In North outh
reachlnlf an excellf'nt grand
slam at clubs. £ut doubltd
to suggest " lead othf'r than
the auit his side had agreed
upon, i.e.. diamonds. West
had no difficulty in dceidlng
that, in that UH. ht' 1hould
lead a heart. Eaat rufCed for
down ont>. Most unlbcky,
A discussion lw>twt'en tht'
tdltors or the magninc led to
tom• ar«umt'nt. as to
wht lh«1r •hi no trump could
bf made by South after th
lead of tht six of hurt • Jn·
df'~d the editor.a found the
analysis so int.erestinJ that
th •y dt'cided to make a con·
tl'11t out of il. and It is oprn to
rc11der1 or thla column.
Playing along doublr dum
my linH, can South makt' ti1t
no trump after a htart lead'/
U you think dtt'la~r can.
s\•nd tht• winning line of play
tu: lirldat World Contest, 39
West 94th St .. New York,
NY. 10025. H you think the
contra('t mutt fai l. send tht-
winninlf dtft'ntc to thP same
addreH. Entries mu1t reach
tht' matrtiint by Oclober J.
All who aubmh thr corrt>cl
solution will receive. frtie,
the copy of tht> ma1tazine in
which the solution ill
prest-nted.
You can re<eive the 10111·
tlon •v•n It 1ou do not have
tht winning anawer. All you
han· to do I~ enclotf a larirt.
self addrt'ntd envelOPfl with
your solution. Or .uv11
yoursl'tr 20 cent.s and watch ror the solution In thi~ col·
umn early In Octobf>r.
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Orang• Co••• DAILY PILOT/Tuffday, September 14', 1982
Handbook aims to pry kids from TV
SPRINOF'lELO. M .... (AP) -
Like many parenta, Jim Trelcuo
wws worried hla children would
wok·h Lelevlalon too muc:h and
read too UtU . Unlike many, he
did aomethlna about It.
"The Read Aloud Handbook"
tells how Treleue, a cartoonl•t t or The Dally New1 ot
Springfield, and hit wtfe touaht
back.
"The greatest salesman Is
Ronald McDonald," Trelease
said. "And what makes him ao
great? H e sells hamburaera
morning. noon and night. A few
years ago, more 6-year-old1
probably. could say 'two all-beef
pattlc1, 1peclal Hue , luuuce.
cheeae, pickle~, ~nlona, on a
11esunu.•-11ced b~thun rt'dtt•
their own telephone numb"n
and addreuea."
Such promoUon la needed for
literature, eald Treleue, who 10ld
12,000 cople. ot hl1 handbook by
word -of-mouth after h e
published It In 1979.
Penguin Booka will publish the
book at the end of thla month
with a firat printing of 65,000
copies, he aa~a. The edition also
llsta 300 of Trelease'• favorite
read-aloud ~ka tor children.
"We have to advertise books as
early as pouible," Trelease said
'
In un lnt~rvhtw. "lf tht:y'vu ncvl1r
ht'ard It and m•ver rt>od It, then
tlwy'll m•vl•r lll't' It or w rite• it "
Tclcvlalon, un lnt.cgrul mcmoor
or many famlllt'll, mu•t ht-kept In
''" rlnn• tit' Mlcl
Chlldrt>n watch TV ~r i;n
average of ao hours t-ach •week,
and by the lime children reach
flnn grade, they have watched
TV for ~.000 hours -more than
the time r equired for an
undergraduate degree from
college, Trelease said, citing
various atudles.
Trelease, whose book draws on
psychiatric studies as well as
family experience, 1ald parcnta
and t.oachera 1houJd mold rcod·
aloud progri;m11 to the nffi!1 ot
tht· children.
For t>.blet1 and pre-echoolcra,
thot meuna fairy tale1 w ith
rhymea and plcturH S hort
novels can b<' (ntroduced • a
l'hlJd grows older.
The m ost important tip,
Trelease repeats throughout the
book, la to read aloud books fuU
of action and adventure. And
provide some of the ac tion
younelf. Hold a stuffed animal
while reading a wildlife book or
take the child to a zoo earlier In the day. Jim TreleasP
Tracey Mora Nation's credit chain ~ear breaking point
Mes a girl
pageant
finalist
Tracey Mora, 15, Costa Mesa,
has been selected a finalist in the
California Miss T.E.E.N. pageant
to be he ld in Fresno on Sept.
24-26.
The winner of the state finals
will wm a $1,000 scholarship and
compe te in the national Miss
T.E.E.N. pageant in November.
All contestants between 14 and
18 must maintain a "B" average
in school and participate in the
pageant's volunteer community
service program.
By JOHN ClJNNJFF A~ llwl-• Analyet
NEW YORK -The paper
chain of credit agreements that
link s developed and
underdeveloped economies ls
being put to a stress test these
days, and neither borrower nor
lender can say when one more
tug might rip it all apart.
Already a few strands in the
chain have nearly given way.
Bolivia defaulted on payments
due lo U.S . commercial banks,
and Mexico remains solvent only
through an aid package hastily
contrived in Washington and
Basel, Switzerland.
Argentina is over Its head in
debt. owing about $40 billion,
some of which must be paid
before the end of the year. And
since some of that money is owed
to British banks, which aren't in
a mood to refinance, a crisis is at
hand.
Not helping at all, of course, is
the poor condition of lenders.
They too are experiencing
financial problems, along with
inflation, a consequence of which
is the feeling they must run their
own economies at reduced levels.
This in turn makes the
situation worse In the
underdeveloped nations, some of
which d~pend on salet of raw
materials to the developed
nations. Since their sales are
down, some of these less
developed nations are growing
even poorer.
For them to borrow more
would , as you might surmise,
make their condition even worse,
because loans today are at very
high rates, so high that an
industry must operate extremely
efficiently simply to pay the
interest due.
U the world economy doesn't
get moving soon, a potentially
LA council wants Bradley • win
Members hope to prof it from g ubernatorial victory
By THOMAS D. ELIAS
There's one small interest
group with a larger stake than
anyone e lse in the outcome of
this fall's Tom Bradley-George
De ukmejian gubernatorial
contest.
It's the Los Angeles C ity
Council. Not that the city's 15
council members get along poorly
with Bradley. the Democratic
mayor and the party's candidate
for ~ovemor.
They don't. In fact, they
usuaUy give Bradley his way on
major issues and go out of their
way to avoid fighting with him.
But they'd love to have the
three-term incumbent out of the
way. For Bradley has been the
single largest obstacle blocking
the ambitions of at least three
council leaders, the city attorney
and the city's controversial police
chief.
Of that group, only Police
Chief Daryl Gates has anything
negative to
say about
Bradley, and
h Is gripes l a;~·.,-· focus mostly
on admin -
istrative cut-
backs Bradley
orchestrated I
in the wake of
Proposi t1on Al
13 tax cuts. MAOUY
For the others, the strategy i.s
clear: Make Bradley's path to
Sacramento as smooth as possible
to get him out of the city and
allow a real contest in either a
special mayoral election or the
next scheduled one in 1985.
CAllf DRiii f OCUS
Bradley's wide support in Los
Angeles has precluded any hot
contests for the mayor's office
since he won it in 1973.
F.ach time he came up for re-
election, major figures would test
the waters and then back off
when they saw they had no
chance to win. The scene has
been much like last spring's
De!1locratic primary, when
Bradley scared off all major
challengers within his party.
His s upport in Los Angeles
ranges from business leaders like
Philip Hawley of the Carter·
Hawley-Hale department store
conglomerate to William
Robertson, leader of the AFL-
C 10 labor organization In
Southern California, to Houston
Flournoy. the university dean
who was Republican candidate
for governor in 1974.
Bradley's broad base has kept
other local politicians in positions
they'd like to have left behind
long ago.
Now that Bradley has one fool
in Sacramento, these figures are
busily positioning themselves to
run for his present office. And
anyone who succeeds will
become a major statewide figure
in his own right.
Some of those politicos:
-Zev Yaro1lav11ty . A
33-year-old former activist ln the
freedom -for-Soviet Jewry
movement, Yaroslavsky won
election to the council in 1976,
defeating a Bradley assistant.
Since then. he's mended fences
with the Bradley people and
raised a mayoral war chest of
$815,384.
-Ira Reiner. The city
attorney was elected last year
after considering a run for mayor
against Bradley. then opting out.
As city controller from 1977 to
1981, he was a thorn in Bradley's
side, but he's had nothing
negative to say about the mayor
this year.
-Joel Wac hs . The council
president. Wach.a becomes mayor
if Bradley wins the governorship
and no special election follows.
Wach.a alao hu a mayoral war
chest of $569,449 in case of an
election.
-John Ferraro. City council
president for eight years until
1981 , this
former USC
football hero
has banked
$469,776 for a
future may·
oral run.
-Poltce
Cblef Gatea.
He has no big
war chest. but
OATH ls t.he only
Bradley enemy among the
prospects. As such, he stands a
good chance of making a runoff
against one of the others.
But none of theee men will go
anywhere unless Bradley leaves
town. So most of them are
playing ball with the mayor,
assuring him of a secure home
base while he runs for governor.
(Elias ls a colwnnJst based in
Santa Monica.)
SF mus t promote I 0 black f ireJDen
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The San Francisco
Fire Department must promote 10 blacks to the
rank of lieutenant to offset the discriminatory
effects of an mvaltd promotion exam. the state Fair
Employment a,nd HousinR Commission has said.
The agency declared the 1978 exam invalid
because the passing rate for blacks was far below
that of whites, 18.2 percent compared with 17.5
.......
percent; it included no oral questions and falled to
test supervisory skills.
While acknowledging the city's affirmative
action efforts, the commission said blacks still were
underrepresented in the fire d epartment and
"grossly underrepresented" in the ranks of officers.
O f the 1,570-member d e partment, 84
firefighters are black. Four of the department's 215
lieutenants are black.
NEWSllORi•iERMACCOUNT
10.75~ ~ualired R.51~ ~dalized
•: 1117to 31clap,Mlnl:num8alance $20,000.
Act today on this high rate account. Stop in at your nearest Allstate Savings
office or call collect (213) 240-5913 and a member of our Bank-by-Mail
Department will be happy to help you. This account is fully insured up
to $100,000 by the FSLIC.
Allstahi sav1nos
AJlstat~ Savings&. loan. a mtmber of tM Sean (anily, Ovtr' S3 billion in mets. e1982 Allstate Savinp & Loan. '"_"_-""""".,.._ ·-~,,.,.... ... -............ -~-... ·-~...----.. ......,. .. ..,. __
1111 ANAlYSIS
long line of defaulters could
develop, and there is really very
little that any lending nation or
group of them could do about it.
That is, except to refinance.
Re financing, as anyone who
ever borrowed a dollar knows,
usually adds to costs. Moreover,
the repayment terms are made on
the assumption that the borrower
wJU be better able to manage his
finances somewhere down the
line. But when? There is very
little prospec t {or quic k
turnarounds among borrowing
'nations. It takes time -and
probably a few miracles as well.
Complicating matters is the
underlying hostility of nations.
Mar'ly borrowers blame the
United States for their condition,
insisting that high U.S. interest
rates present impossible obstacles
to d e velopment. And that
hostility isn't limited to lender-
borrower. Developed nations too
are angry at each other.
You don't have to read or
listen long to the news these days
to realize the extent of this anger,
even among traditional friends:
Canada angry and fearful about
American economic power in
Canada; Americans angry over
Canadian economic nationalism;
Britain angry over U.S. sanctions
against British subsidiaries of
U.S . companies that shipped
supplies for the Soviet gas
,Pipeline.
WE'RE CLOSING Old friends like•
you are hard to leave
Store Closes in 4 Days
Not ~!!i&ngs up to 75 o/o L~!d to
styles available stock on hand
WOMEN'S
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• WOMEN'S PANT SET Now 2 99 Orig. $18.00 ............................................................................. •
• br~R$!~0HUTE HANDBAG Now 3.99
COSMETiCS
• ALL REVLON® .................................................... _Now 50°/o off
• ALL CHARLES Of The RITZ®
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• 1~c~u~!s~1~;! ~~!~~!!5~.~.~.1.~ .................... Now 50°/o off
MEN'S
• ALL SWIMWEAR Now 1.99 Orig. $11-$18 ....................................................................... .
• NOVELTY T-SHIRTS Now 1.99 Orig. $7.50 .................................................. -...... _ .................. .
• KNIT & WOVEN SPQRTSHIRTS Now 3.99 Orig. $9-$17 ......................................................................... .
• CASUAL PANTS ........................................................ Now 5.99
SHOES
• WOMEN'S CORDUROY TENNIS SHOES Now 3 99 Orig. $11.99 ............................................................................ •
• ASSORTED WOMEN'S CASUALS Now 2.99
GIRLS'
• SUMMER TOPS --Now 49• Orig. $3.50-$6.50 ..................................................................... .
• ~~~s~~r~~.o~~-~~!~ ....................................................... Now 99•
• ALL SPORTSWEAR
orig. ss-s1s.oo ..................................................................... Now 2.99
BOYS'
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• SPORT SHIRTS
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• BOYS PANTS ....................................................... : .......... Now 2.99 ·
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••or• Houra: MondllJ·laturday 10:00A.M.·1:00 P.M.
• '
THICDASTANDTHECDUm ---
What price
would you have
to be paid to relive
the ups a"'nd downs of your
First day
of school?
By PHIL SNEID~l:tMAN
01 the Dally Piiot Stall
The phone in tht' offtcc at Cox Elementary
School in Fountain Valley 1s ringing off the hook
at 7:40 a.m.
Secretary Nadine Ac:t•ong10 says she forgot to
post a sign announcing what time classes begin.
Now. on the first day of a new school year. she
tells each caller poli tt'ly, "8: 10 a.m. And yes. the
... \ -:.:.
To encourage ta lk of
families, Chere Ha le
shows pictures of
h er husband and on.
·-·~ .....
younger students will get out at 1:20."
Across the courtyard in Classroom E-1. the
big hand is creeping toward 8 o'clock as Chere
Hale prepares to meet her new charges, a
combination class of first and second graders.
Her classroom has been clea ned and
decorated. Bulletin board themes include school
safety and ''Families Around the World." Dr.
Seuss books are s tacked on a rear table.
Laminated name tags rest on each desk.
HaJe has studied photographs so that she will
know most of h er students on sight.
This is her 14th year of teaching since she
graduated from Cal State Long Beach and joined
the faculty of the Fountain Valley School District.
A resident of Whittier. she rose at 5 a.m. today and
jogged two miles with her husband. who is an
assistant principal at a junior high in Chino.
Still. she is not completely at ease. She
explains that the first impression she makes on
her students wilJ be crucial.
"You set the tone for the enure year." Hale
says. "so the s tudents know what are the
acceptable standards of behavior in the class.
"After 14 years, you'd think you wouldn't
have butterflies anymore. But 1 never sleep at all
the night before the first day of school.''
Hale has an extra reason lo be jittery this
year: h e r own son Mike h as just started
kindergarten two rooms away.
She is not the onl y nervous parent on the Cox
campus this day.
Outside her room. mothers and fathers clasp
tightly to the hands of youngsters who appear
much more composed than their elders. The
students are dressed in new or freshly laundered
school clothes and carry lunch boxes bearing
likenesses of Pac Man. the Muppets and the
"Dukes of Hazzard."
More than one parent poses a child for a
snapshot.
The 8: 10 bell sounds. As the parents look on.
Hale introduces herself. arranges the boys and
girls in separate lines on the playground and
marches them into her classroom. She shows them
where to hang their coats and stow their
knapsacks en route to the seats bearing their name
cards. There are two Brians in class, and it creates
a brief mixup.
The room is set up for 32 students and onJ y
one youngster is missing. (He arrives a bit late.)
Some students are Cox School returnees, others
are transfe r s. Ha le tries to reassure the
youngsters.
"It's kind of spooky the first day," she says.
Divided into three teams. the students are
instructed to sit with hands folded atop their
desks. eyes and ears focused on the tecicher.
Hale announces she will observe which team
is paying closest attention and will award points
that may allow one group to leave first for recess.
(See FIRST DAY, Page 82)
Ala11 Dobie play '~"tlnnd
Yard detective ergea11t
Cribb i11 n PBS "My t ery"
epi ode lonig/Jt. Page BB.
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Cherish Morgan
remind brothe r
Derrin, a
kindPrgartner ,
tha t he must
he quiet in class.
Carrie Mynar,
the new clas
pre ident, found
it' ha rd getting
up o early and
Kevin Mulholland
listened carefully
to teacher's rules.
It's an ill wind that blows • in your direction
SEPTEMBER WINDS: Pondering the trash that gets
generated along our coastline all summer long, you may
wonder someti~cs where it all blows away to. Mostly it
doesn't.
Consider the massive collection of paper cups, hotdog
wrappers. assorted tissue and package papers that drift to
earth with ever y big
throng out at the Orange
County Fairgrounds in
--------• /'w'\ Costa Mesa. How does it
TOM MURPHINI ~~ disappear? ,~ Well, th~ fairgrounds
~-------..-..~~--usually enjoy a fairly
hefty breeze. The trash blows to the fences, that's where.
All you have to do is inspect the fences after any major
event. The fences do the c0Uecting. The pickup chore is
almost a snap after that.
IT'S ANOTHER MATTER on the accumulation o(
paper and plastic junk along our roadsides. Tons of the
stuff are ge nerated in the ditches along Coast Highway
between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach and also on the
shoulders of bucolic Laguna Canyon Road.
At these locations. the fencing ls just a few strands of
barbed wire that just won't do as a trash·stopper. Yet the
trash does get picked up and bundled Into big bags. The
only wind that did this was th e oratory of a judge down at
the Laguna Niguel muni court. f
He sentences ce1 tain of !enders to get out there and
r,
"OK. who WBS the id/QI who turned on th£> air blower machine?"
pick up all those souvenirs the visiting summer hordes hove
left with us. All you can hope is that the good jurist keeps
up his program.
FACED WITH SIMILAR trashy problems on lawns or
along residential street gutters, some private citizens have
taken to creating their own wind lo sweep away the
problem. They get these little portable wind·blowing
machines.
Currently, news reports hevc Indicated that the small
I
wind blowers are under assault by the smog.fighting South
Coast ~ir Quality Managem ent District.
The machines that mak e the wind that blows out of a
tube at the offending trash are drivep by a small gasoline
engine, usua11y worn by the operator in a back-pack.
The smog fighters have now a ttacked these machines,
alleging that the little gas e ngines which have no smog
control devices -produce more noxious fumes than a
full-sized automobile chugging along at 35 miles an hour.
Aghast manufacturers o f the lawn blower devices have
screamed foul over the charges and claim such comparisons
are the product of dreamland.
TAKE EITHER SIDE of the debate you want but
· those little b1ower machines can cause other irritations.
Like having your neighbor fire one up at 8:30 on a Sunday
morning, when you thought you were going to get a few
extra winks.
Talk about noisy. You'll think you've been invaded by
three nests worth of hornets.
Then too, there's the heady question of when your
neighbor blows his trash away, where did he blow it to?
Maybe your yard. Go buy a blower and you can then blow
it right back to hlm.
IF EVERYBODY GETS a blower to battle the other
guy's machine, we might be able to solve the trash problem
slrnply by keeping the awful stuff constantly airborne. •
Then maybe we've created another problem .
Orange COHt OAILV PILOT/Tue1day, September 14, 1882
Cherish Mo rgan takes a hor izontal view of
ve rtical strokes that make ABC's le tte r-pe rfect.
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL JITTERS . • •
From Page 8 1
"If I see a goof, 1 might have to erase a point,"
she warns.
A student is selected to lead the flag salute.
"Outstanding!" Hale exclaims after the Pledge of
Allegiance is recited. ~
Now it's time for a few words of caution: If
you bring money for a hot lunch, keep it in your
pocket or purse. You'U only receive one pencil a
month, so take care of 1t. And you're responsible
for each textbook you take home.
"If it gets lost or stolen or eaten by a dog , or if
your baby brother scribbles in it, you'll have to
buy another one," Hale warns.
The teacher points out the paper cabinet, the
"mushpot" (a container for broken pencils and
crayons) and other room fixtures.
"Anyone know a good reason why we have a
trash can by the pencil sharpener?" she asks.
"So the pencil stuff won't get all over the
floor," a student replies.
"Exactly right," Hale says. "The pencil
sharpener has a catcher, but it sometimes leaks.:;
Ca sa ' s circus
aids children
Members of the Rams football team will model
fashions and auction off lockerroom
paraphernalia at a charity benefit Friday at the
Sheraton Newport.
Liz Bain, of the sponsoring La Casa Children's
Assistance Support Auxihary. says the evening's
entertainment will include mimes, jugglers,
organ grinders and palm readers befitting the
theme "Under the Big Top."
Tom Powell, president of La Casa, says the
fundraiser is one of two major social gatherings
·the organization sponsors yearly in support of
Orangewood, a new home for dependent
children. La Casa has donated more than $85,000
toward the $7 million onstruction costs for the
·facility that will replace the overcrowded Albert
Sitton Home. The $25 tickets for the circus-style night can
be obtained by phoning 634-7187.
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Then come more rules to live by: Leave the
room in an orderly manner during fire drills. No
pets, toys or equipment from home on the school
playground. Above all, try to use the rest rooms
before school, during recess or at lunch . (There are
two rest room passes on the shelf for "dire,
burning emergencies,'' Hale says.)
Finally, the teacher encourages compassion
for students who have dirficulty with some
subjects.
"If you've ever had a brother or a neighbor
who teased you and made you feel bad, you know
how much it hurts," Hale says. "One thing the
boys and girls In this class can never do is tease."
Now, it is time for the youngsters to have
the!f say. Each student is asked to stand and talk
about his or her family. favorite hobby and
vacation activities. Popular hobbies include roller·
.skating, swimming, baseball, soccer and skiing.
It is 9:35 a.m., time for recess. The youngsters
quickly spill on to the playground to shoot baskets,
climb jungle gyms and play ball games.
A too-short 15 minutes later, recess is over.
Back In class, the teacher explains that
stude nts will take turns acting as "Helping
Hands" by passing out paper, turning off lights,
caring for playground balls and leading the flag
salute. "In our classroom, the boys and girls do most
of the work,'' Hale explains. "We're like a family.
And every family has chores."
Next the class must elect its first president-
for-a-week. Three nominees are asked to step
outside the room. Hale asks her students to put
their heads down, then raise their hands in a
"secret" vote.
As the three nominees return, Hale infonns
Carrie Mynar she is the first class president. The
teacher assures the others it was a close vo•.e.
Carrie's job will be to pick the first week's
Helping Hands They will be chosen after each
student traces a hand on orange paper, writes his
or her name on it and cuts It out. Several orange
hands are selected for the classroom chores.
F or the first writing assignment, each
youngster is asked to leave a margin at the left of
a sheet of paper and print the entire alphabet -
capitals and small letters. ·
"Neat and tidy printing is very important in
my clas.5room,'' Hale says. "This isn't for speed. It's
to show me your very best."
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After reading a nd s pelling in the classr oom,
J essica' Wur ter uses bod y English during recess.
• A few pupils have trouble with letters they
don't oft.en use, such as "Q."
"If you forget one, skip it,'' Hale tells them.
"It's legal to forget. You've had a long vacation."
Lunch time is approaching, but first Hale
must review the behavior rules for the classroom:
Follow my d1rect1ons the first time they are given.
Stay in your seat unless you have permission to
ge~ up. Raise your hand and wait to be called
upon. Keep your hands, feet and objects to
yourself. No cussing or teasing.
Now the punishment for offenders: One
"goof," and your name goes up on the board.
Additional offenses bring detention time. Serious
misbehavior will result in suspension.
"What's suspension?" a little girl m the front
row asks.
It is 11:30 a.m. Whale her studen ts are outside
at a lunch table, devouring their sandwiches, Hale
admits that the first day or school is not typical.
"This is like a necessary evil that we have to
go through -discussing all or these rules and
things," she explains. "It's not as exciting as it will
be in a few weeks.''
By then, Hale will be working with the
youngsters in smaller reading and math groups.
She won't have to spend as much time working to
command the und1v1ded attention of 32 fidgety
youngsters.
But she also remembers the year one new
student spent his first morning kicking all of his
classmates, and the teacher is grateful this first
day of school is proc.-eechng so smoothly.
"I feel much more relaxed now," Hale says as
her new students conunuc emptying their lunch
palls nearby. "And I thank they do, too."
SPIRES LOWERS PRICES
ON DINNER SPECIALS ·
YOU CAN'T COOK IT AT HOME FOR LESS!
All Dinners include Bowl of Soup or Crisp Green
Salad with Choice of Dressing. Choice of Potato
(Baked Potato served 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.) or Rice
Pilaf, Dinner Roll and Butter.·
MOIDAY 3 to 10 p m SATURDAY 310 10 p.m
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Four delicious pieces of golden brown fnect A navorful steak! Gnlled to your taste
chicken Moltl and tender
TUESDAY 3to10 p m
IRUDEDPORK
A dehcious steak wrapped In bacon to en-
hance the "8VO< and gnlled 10 please you.
SUDY Noon to 10 p m
tmaU1111 .•...•• 2.85 NEW YORK STEAK ••• 3.85 TERIYAKI BROCHETTES
Two medalllDnl DI lightly brMded pork ten-Juicy and tender. Gnlled to your taste. Of IEEf 3 35 def1oln eerved on a bed of country gravy • • • • • • • • • • • • Tender chunk• of marinated tlrloln with With~· green pepper•. onion and tomato wedgea
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Motorcycle firm irate 8t Japan
WASHlNGTON (AP) Peter
Fonda rode one In "Eaay Rider,"
and Sylvester Stallone took lO hls
Harley In "Rocky 111 " For
be tter tha n 30 year s, the
mystique o! Harley-Davidson
dominated the macho molOrcyd e
world.
But now Ame r ica's only
r e main ing manufacturer of
motortycles says It Is In danger
of being· run o ff the road by
Japanese illlports.
The government is a bout to
investiga t e complain ts from
Harley-Davidson Mot.or Co. Inc.
that a wave of lrnported Japanese
motorcycles --especially t he
heavy, highway-touring models
aimilar to th06e built by Harley-
D a v id son -is ma k i ng i t
impossible for t he 79-year-old
American company to compete.
Und e r U .S . l aw , t he
International Trade Commission
could recommend to Presiden t
Rea ga n a n import q uota or
additional duties on motorcycles
if it is d etermine d t ha t the
imports are the primary reason
for Harley-Davidson's troubles.
In a petition filed this mon th
FDR
THE
RECORD
Births
HOAG H08PIT Al
NEWPORT BEACH
July 14
Mr. & Mrs Victor Stull, Costa
Mesa. Glrl
Mr. & Mrs Reid Jenkin•. C0<on•
del Mar. Girt
Mr. & M rs Joseph Henehan,
Irvine, Glrl
Mr. & Mrs KenJI Nakamura.
Cost• Mesa, Gin
Mr & Mrs James P099. Coste
Mesa.Girl
Mr. & M rs Mitchell Parker.
Costa Mesa, Glrl
July 15
Mr. & Mrs Phlllp Ventre. Co11a Mesa, Girl.
Mr. & M rs Phlltp Houaer
FOIJntaJn Valley, Boy
Mr. & Mra. Stephen Werlleld,
Ulguna Nlgue4, Glrl
Mr. & Mrs Dellen Rothe. Laguna
Beech, Glrl.
JulJ 11
M r. & Mrs Randy Freer,
Huntlnglon Beach, Glrl.
Mr. & Mrs David Sllv•. Irvine.
Girt.
Mr. & Mra. Wiiiiam S1ra1eman,
Corona del Mar. Boy Mr. & Mrs Mlchael Toppen,
Huntington Beach, Girl
July 17
Mr. & Mra. H1ron1 Adeaa11n.
Foonlaln V•lley, Boy
Mr. & Mrs Richard ~II. lrvlM,
Boy
July,.
Mr & Mrs Aaron Pall. Cost•
Mesa. Girl. .1v1,,.
M r & Mra John Lovrlc,
Huntington Beach. Girl
July 20
Mr & Mra Richard Barrera.
Coal• Mesa. Boy
Mr & Mrs Raymond Berry
Foontaln Valley. Boy
Mr & Mra. George Thomaen.
Foontaln Valley, Girl
Mr. & Mrs Gary G0<1k1. Newpon
Beach. Boy
Mr. & Mrs James Guthrie. Corona de4 Mar, Boy
Mr. & Mrs Al&llllr Klnley. Coste
Mesa. Boy ST. JOSEPH
H08PfTAl
July 13
Mr. & Mrs David Ne•I. Colla
Mesa. glrl
July 11
Mr. & Mrs Aonald Gengler.
Foontaln V•lley. Boy
Augual 4
Mr and M rs J1mea Ruu.
N-port Beach, Glrl
Augual 5
Or & Mrs Gary Burge, lrvlM.
Bot'· August 7
Mr & Mrs. J Petrlek Freeman,
Fountain V1lley, Girl
August I
Mr & Mrs D1vld Anderao,n.
Corona de4 Mar. Boy
August 1S
.,.r & Mrs Darryl Cox. Coale
M ... Glrl
Mr & M,. Gary Finch. Newpot1
a.ch. Boy
August 14
M r. & Mra Oouglea Co111
M ... Girl
ST. JUOE
HOSPITAL
""" 29 M r & Mrs Jemaa Cr•na
Newport Beach, Boy
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with t he commlulon, t h e
M1lwaukl~·based, pnvately held
C'Om pon y occu sed Jopancac
manu facturers ot copylna ll11
design ancJ advert.laing atyTe to
grab customers who have been
Harley-Davidson 's 111.radltlonal
support."
T he complaint says Japanese
sales of the powerful ope n-
h igh way bikes of 700cc and
'70111 Horlt'y D vld11on c.•ollar ·d
almcJ11t oil thut mat kt'l
The• contpuny told the trade
t•omm1Slilon "lht-re 111 a 1erlous
t:1 u c:11tlun how long H arley-
Davldsou . con C'ontlnue lo
s u rvive '' w i th out som e
temporary restrkuon on Imports "tr the Import situation
conlinUl'S LO deteriorute ... the
willingness of Harley-Davidson's
HT hey'rt-virtua lly copying our motorcycles
as wdl as our marketing approach .... "
above have jumped by nearly
on e-third sin ce 1977, while
Harley-D1widson's share of the
slumping motorcycle market has
fallen.
Dur ing the first six months of
t h is year , fo ur J a panese
companies -Honda, Yamah a,
K a wasa ki , a n d S u z uki -
accounted for nearly 86 percent
of the 134 ,41 2 over -the-road
motorcycles sold in the United
States, while Harley-Davidson's
s h a re d ro pped to about 13
percent.
During much of the 1960s and
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lenders to conunue lo support the
compan y will be brought into
queatlon," the petition continued.
T hree of the four Japanese
manufacturers declin e d to
comm ent on the H ar l ey-
Davidson allegations, saying they
had not examined the petition
filed with the government.
A spokesman for Honda, which
makes about 40 percent of the
motorcycles sold ln this country,
d e ni ed t hat Ja p Anese
manufacturers are to blame for
Harley-Davidson's problems.
Harvey App lebaum , an
attorney ropreacntlna Hondta,
conte nded that the rc•ce11lon,
generttl d t•c:llnt· In motorcycle
dom nd ond otht>r l11uea have
pluy<..J a major roll' In Harley-
Davidson'• det>llne.
"We clearly don't !~l there Is
any merit to Harley's argument
that their problems are due t.o
Honda's imports," Applebaum
said in an interview.
He also noted that Honda and
Kawasaki each has a rriotorcycle
assembly plant In the United
St.ates. Harley-Davidson argues
those motorcycles should be
considered Imports because their
power train assemblies come
from J apan.
H arl ey-Davidson , w h ich
became a privately held company
In 1981 when 1t was purchased
by 14 of its executives, refuses t.o
ma ke revenue and loss figures
public, saying only that it ran a
deficit last year and that losses
are continuing. In 1980, the last
yea r that. the com pa ny w as
publicly traded, it re ported a
profit of $12.3 million on sales of
$290 million.
Two supervisory employee po e in front
of a Jo ng line of motorcycles at the
Harley-Davidson Motor Co., York, Pa. The
U.S. government will investigate the firm's
complaint that Japanese manufacturer
are competing unfairly.
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all h«'ln. bconefldariea,
edltor1 and conlln1ent
editor• of RtTTH
lNBRIOOE COLE, aka
B. CX>LE. aka Rtrl'H U: and perwona who may
otherwlle lntere1ted ln
will and/or eetat.e:
A pttJdon hM been tued
b Dorothea E. Cole In the
S perlor Court of Orange
C unty requeatlna that
rothea E . Cole be
~olnt ed u personal
tative to admlnlat.er
t e e1tate of R uth
~bridge Cole, Costa Mesa,
Callforp la (under the
IJidependent AdministntJon o~ Eiatate1 Act). The petJt.lon
11; 1et for hearing in Dept.
Nb. 3 at 700 Civic Center
Drive We1t, Santa Ana, CA
9~701 on October 6, 1982 at
We Are Pleased To Announce
The Affiliation Of
JAY L. REED
New Bu ine Development
Mr. R1:ed i~ '' fu1.tndln1:& t.lirectur of C111nn11m.:t'011nk
aml was rorro1:rly 11~,odiued with Fluor Coqlorutinn frn
~.) year;. •
Ill Al><) AR1l M.., OHi< I-
C OMML IKI Ri\NK
OlllLL>IN(,
l.?ilf 0.•\C .....
Nt!Wpt.•rl UClll'h • ..:.A '12Nll.I
17to.11 H'l"MXI
9:30 a.m. L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lF YOU OBJECT to the
~Ung of I.he petition, you
should ell.her appear at the l'ta.IC NOllCE NII.IC NOTICE Pta.IC NOTICE
hearing and state your ------------•·------------objections or me written =~...,, YOU A.Re IN Dtl .. AU&.T UNOI .. A NOTIC• °" TIN•HE'• •ALI
objections with the court nwaT11~ c:'AL1 ~::,:,_~ :0, T:: ·~.~TY~ Loe;_:,O..;~~:;~un
before the hearing. Your No. IZMtt TAl(l ACTION TO ,,.OTICT AMERICAN SECURITIES appearance may be in person YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A YOU .. '"O,lfn v IT MAY •1 COMPANY. a c0tporallon, .. duly DEED OF TRUST DATED MARCH I""'" •T .. _,II" a' '"LI If YOU appolflled Trullee under Iha or by your attorney. 31. 1981. UNLESS YOU TAKE .. lo A.. lx;uHATioH Of n. lotlowlng deec:rll>90 dMd ol trust
I F Y 0 U ARE A ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR NATU .. I O .. THI ,,.OCHDINQ WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION C!:°~Rlhor da contingent ~~~rl~R~~~.~~yy~i szi~DAl~ ~g:~:~~ :~WYyf.",.U a HOULD t~s!r~.~~~~E:1T11~~~~~8~01~
c ltor 0 e eoeased, you EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE NOTICE °" Ttw1Ti 1•• IALI lewlul money 01 the United States) must file your claim with I.he OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST NO. G40ln all right, title and Interest CO!lveyed court or present it to the YOU, VOU SHOULD CONTACT A on ootobar 4 1982 at 10·00 to 1nd now held by II under Hid LAWYER ' ' . personal representative 0 0 · b 8 198., ·oo A.M ., at Iha main entrance to Deed ol Tru11 In the property I d b h n cto er • •· at 11. Lawyer• Title lnaurenee Company hflfeln11tar dotcrlbed: appo nte Y t e court A.M., Statewide Foreclosure 520NotthMalnStreetlntheCltyoi TRUSTOR: JOSEPH TIMOTHY within four mo~lhs from the Servlcea. Inc ea duly appointed Sen1e Ana. County of Orenge, State COOK and VALERIE JUNE COOK, date of first issuance of Trutt•• under and pureuant to ol Calllornla, C.W.IFORNIA lluaband and wife letters as provided in Section Deed ol Trull recorded May 19, RECONVEYANCE COMPANY, • BENEFICIARY WELLS FARGO
00 Pro 1982 ea lnllr No. 82·172799. ol Celllornla Corporation. ea duly BANK, N.A .. a netlonal banking 7 of the bate Code of Offlclal Record•. executed by: appointed Tru11ee under thet UIOCletlon California. The time for Wiiiiam M Eveneon u trv1t0t. In cenall'I Deed of Trual executed by Aec:ofded oac.tnbflf 5, 1980 as
filing claims will not expire the olflc• OI the County Recofder of KIM M ADAMS •• llngle man •• ln11r. No. 81157 In book 13861 P8Q4I
Prior to four months from w°'1angeLL SECouLL n~y. SPtu•Bt•LICof ~uc"°'TIOnl•N. 1rv110t. rec:«ded on Fet>ruaty 14, IM9 ol Offlctal Recotd1 In the olfa ,;r " 1979. u lnllrument No. 14691. In ol the Rac0<dar ol Orange County, the date of the hearin g TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH Book 13034. Page 226. ol Otflelal H id deed ol trult describes the noticed above. (Payable 11 time ol Mle In lawful Rac0td ol oreoge County, Sllle of tollowlng property: YOU MA y EXAMI NE money ol the United States) al. Callf0tnle. under the powe< ot eale PARCEL 1: Unit 123, In the
• rise Fluor earnings on
Chairman sees recover y as interest 1·ate dip
BY OLEN SCOTT
Of111e Delf1 '11el ateff
The Fluor Corp hn1
announ"•cd lh•t net earnln11
continued to rile during lta third
quarter this year despite f llurc
to bolat.cr a awgging backlog of
ordt'nl.
However, Chairman J. Robort
Fluor aaid In 11 written atatem<'nt
that docllnlng Interest rates
should encourM8C development of
needed new projects.
Said Fluor: "Overall, even
though earnings per share have
been depressed, a number of
posl ti ve factors have now
appeared on the horiwn, which
Indicate a recovery Is under
way."
Company offlrlals said F'luor
had net earnings of S38.5 million
truro revtlnu~a of SI Y billion
durlnR th third q1.uarwr, whlc:h
ended July 31. During thf' samt' lime lut year, the company
eorncd $20 6 million on $1 ~
billion
Third quart.er earnings ln 198 I
were reduced by borrowi.np to
acquire 45 perccnl of th~ Sh{1rl.>S
to St. J ot• Mlnr•rnlt1 , o(fldt1 ll'
nott·d. Fluor eventually boui.:ht
100 percent of the stock.
~~rnln~s per snar~ tor thv
third quarter this year were 49
cents, compared to 42 cents per
share in 1981, officials said.
For the nine-month peric.>d ,
Fluor had net earnings of $120.5
million compared to $94.9 million
for the same time the yea
IUlll caum IUSINISS
Gary 11J e&" Jobo1on of Newport Beach has
been appointed vice president of sales of KawaaakJ
Motors Corp., U.S.A. (KMC). He was sales manager
of the cent.rat region in Arlington, Texas.
Larry McKenna of Huntington Beach has been
named marketing associated for the Newport Beach
office of Iliff, Thorn & Company, a commercial real JOHNION
estate brokerage firm. Formerly affiliated with
b<·for<:, ofht·I 11 1d Eumnp
per ah rt• Wt't(' Sl 53 In 1982
compart>d to $1 !Iii In 1981
Nl•W unfoni t•ununut-<l to dt ..
duw Jo'luor rl!porw<l $555,:i~:4,000
worth o f nc•w proJ<.•<:L'I durmg
th<' third 4u11rH·r vt·r1ou11 $968,·
897,000 ttw yt.'l•r bcfor<.•. For nine
months, the• $Z billion figure for
198i is lcS& than ti third of last
ycur'11 $6.3 billion mark.
An o.ptimu1ti~-sour1d111g fluor,
howt'Vl'r', s aid the firm's
wurldw1dc• c·ngine<.•ring and
construction huKinc•sses should
attract more.• projt<·~ as int.crest
r;)ll'8 go down
Lower ralt•s, he said, act 314
catalysts to 1n1t1ate deferred
projects ''that n~ tr> bu built."
O'NEIL MoKENNA
SUlan Martin O'NeU has been appointed to
develop the major commercial real estate loan
origination department at Newport Balboa Savings.
She was major loan officer a nd assistant vice
president of Far West Savings, Newport Beach.
former director of manufacturing for Apple
Computer, lnc.
Ralph A. Me11lng and Roy S. Molla rd have
joined Daleco Research ud Development, Inc. as
members of its technical advisory board.
Messing I.a a senior research associate, R & D
Division, Corning Glass Works. Mollard is the
DaJeco acts as a professional general partner
and sponsor of R & D limited partnerships In
Newport Beach
The Newport Beach charll'r t·hapler of the
American Business Women's Association will meet
tonight at 6:30 at t.he Sheraton N(•wport Hotel,
Newport Beach. t.o hear Richard Mt'yer. assistant
security managl•r for the May Comp:.my
Soulh lront enlrenGe to the ~Inge therein contelned will Mii at public County ol Orange, State or thelltekopt bythecourtlfc~ntyO~C~rt~~e.Clty~ •~~n~~e~ghe"~~~~ ~mor~a.ut~nandd~rl~~--------------------------------------------------~ you are interested in the Santa An1, Slit• ol Celllornle, all cash. or cheek 11 de1erl~ below, In the Condominium Plan recorded estate you may file a request right, lllle end lnlerHt conveyed to peylble at the time of .. 1e In 11w1u1 In boolt 128'8. peges 1018 to 1061
with 'the court lo receive •n,dTnow1 1~_by 11 unclflf-~ld ~1 money ol th• Unll•d States ol lncluelve, Olllclel Racord1, of . o rus n 1 .... property 111tuat.... n America. wtlttout w1rranty expreu Orange Coonty, C1lll0tnla. spec I al n ot 1 ce of the 111d County and Slit• described as: or lmplled 11 to tit le. u ••· PARCEL 2· An undivided 1141s1 inventory of estate assets Lot 28 ol Tract 4803, as per m1p po1N11lon or encumbrancH. all Int.,..., u a tenant In common In and of the petitions accounts rec0tded In book 181, pagea 23 and rlglll. 1111e and lntarHI now held by the IH lntere11 In end to tl'le
• . . 24 ol Ml1cell1neous Mapa ol 11 11 MH:h TruitH In end to the common llM 10 Lot 4 or Tract No. and reports described in Orange Coun1y. lollowlng daecrlbed property "58. In the City or 1rvtne. County of S e c t i o n 1 2 0 0 o f t h e Th• atrHt •ddreu and other lltualed In the atoresald COUnty end Orange, Stele ol Celll0tnl1. u Pet California Probate Code. mon dellgn111on, II any. ol the Stele, 10 wit map rlQOrded 1n boOk 429, paoes H V E y g E N real property de1crll>9d above la PARCEL 1 30 to 33 lnclullve. MllCl!laneous AR • N Y & urported lo be. 18512 Spruce Unit 291, Ciiy ol IMnl, County Map1, In tha omce of the counly GARDNE R S1tee1. Fountain Valley, CA. of Orange, s111e of CalHornla, a1 recorder ol Hid county. aa such By: Rlcbrd W. BacbaJlan Tha underelgned Tru1tee ahOINn Ind defined on that certain letml1daflnecllnlheArtlc:leenlltled l775! Sltypa rlt Blvd. No. 11c11lm1 any llablllty tor any Condominium Plen rec«ded June "Oellnltlona" or the Oeclaretlon ol lnoorrectneu of ltte •treat eddrees 22. 1978 In boolt 12727, page 1711. Coven1n11, Conditions and 140 end other common Cleslgn1llon, 11 of Olllclel Records ol Orange Reatrlotlon1 (the "Oecleratlon") Irvine, CA 1%714 ny, 1hown herein. County, Celllornl• rec0<ded In bOOk 12692, page 1605, (71') HZ-0%1% Seid Ille wlll be m1de. but PARCEL 2: Olllclal Rec0td1, of 1ald County. p bli h d O Co t lthoul coven1nt or warranty, An undivided 1/44th lnterlll In EXCEPT THEREFROM all oll. gas. U s e range as xprHI °' Implied, reg11dlng tltle. and to Lot 8 ol Trect No 10137 es mlnetels and other ttydroc1rbon1. Daily Pilot, Sept. 13, 14, 20, ossestlon. or encumbrances. 10 lhown on 1 MIC> r8COfded In book belOw 1 depth of 500 '"'· wllttout 1982 pay the remaining principal aum ol 4 2 6 . p 1g•1 4 a to 5 o o I tha right ol aurlace entry. as 4018-82 he nota(1) MC\Ked by uld Deed of Mlecell1neou1 Map1. racord1 of r--..0 In ln1trument1 ol r8COfd ru11. with ln1erat1 thereon. as Orange County, C•lff0tnle, togathet PARCEL 3· EHament1 as set
ovlded In Mid nota(s). advanoes. wllh ell 1"1eroveman11 thereon. forth In Iha Section• entltled l'tll.IC NOTICE
8'MN01t COURT
Ofl CALWONtlA COUMTYOf'~ 700 Cl* C-ter Df. WMt a.ta Ana, CA P.0.lo•UI
Sena. Ana, CA tml2
llAMIAOI Ofl
PETITIONER; CONSUELO M.
BUENO RESPONDENT; ENRIQUE 0.
BUENO
auMMONS{r,__ y LAW)
CAH NUliltlJll D204l4S
NOTICE You ti... tMetl wed.. TM -1 m.y 6eckle ...,..., you wllflout
r o1H llelfta lleard 11nle11 r o11
reapclfld .,..... • Mya. "9ed the ~ ...... .
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ellOllld do ao ~ eo "'9t row '"PG"N If ~ If ..,,, ,,....
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U1ttd he 1ldo demPdado. El trlbullel puede decldlr _.,. Ud.
1tn audleMla a menoe que Ud. ,...,... dentro de 30 dlM. LN ..
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'"~ ........ -.. eu ,......u o lleg1ckMI, " hey al9une, puede ••r r .. l1trada a
~HE RESPONDENT:
The petitioner hu flied • petl11on conoernng yOlll' marriage. If you 11111
to Ille 1 reaponM wllhln 30 days ol
the d1te lhel tl'll• 1ummon1 11 Mrved on yoo, your default m1y be
ontflfed end the cout1 may ent.,. 1
fudgment cont1lnlng Injunctive or
other Otd.,.• eooe«nlng dlvlelon ol
property. I QOUHI 1upport. Child
cuetody, chlld 1upport. attorney 1-. coet1. and lllcil other relief ..
m1y be gtanled by the eourl. The
gatnlahment or wages, t1klng ol
moMy cw property, "' other coun au1horlzed proceedlnga m1y 1l110
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Dated Mey 26, 1982.
LEE A BRANCH, Clerk
By: Cl'lenotta HOOker.
LAW ~:Of
l'ILCZI! .. A .IAUMOUI
IOI Cit)' Parttwey W., .... 900
OrM91,CA,_
Tel: (l'14) D1·tll1
Publl1hed Orange Coaat Dilly
Piiot Aug. 31, Sept. 7, t4, 21, 1982
3866-82
rta.IC NOTICE
l'ICTIT10U9 .,.... ..
NAm 8TAT'lmNT
The tollowlng pereon le doing ~-CONSTRUCTION CON·
SUL TA HTS. 008 Seubor•.
Newport Beedl, Co. 92883
Stetlley Howland Oould, 4908
Seuhore. Newport Baech, Ca.
112M3 Thi• t>u.in-11 condvcted by on
lndlllldulll.
Stanley H. Owld
Thi• llatement w .. flied wltn tne COunty Cler1I of Orange County on ,...,_, 27. 1982. ,t..a
,11bll1hed Orenge Coeat Deity
Pt101 AUii. S1, Sept. 7. 14. 21., tNt 311$42 ..
I any. und.,. the tarme ol Mid Deed excepting t¥te4r'°"' Condominium "C.rteln EaMmenll '°' Owners"
I Trull. tae1. charge• end Unlla 245 lhrough 256 lnc:tuslve. end "Support. Seltlemenl and •Pl"-ot the Trvtlee and of the end 281 through 312 lnclualve. Encro1chment" ol the Arllcla ru111 creeled t>y Hid Deed ol IOC8ted !hereon. enlllled ''Easemenu" of the
ru11. le>< the 1moun1 reuon1bly Excepting therefrom alt oll. oll Oec1er1t1on rel.,.red to In Percet 2
tlm1tad to t>e: 111,013.38. rlghll, mlnerela. mineral rights. 1bove.
The beneflclwy under eald Deed naturel ga1 right• end other PARCEL 4 EeMmenta es such
I Trust heretofore exec:vted and hydrocarbOb eubiteneee below 1 .. eementa a1e partlcu18rly HI lonh
ellvared to the underelgned • depth ol 500 feet under the percel In Art t c 1 e )(II I ( 2) an ti tied
rltton Dedat1llon of Oefaott and ol lend herelnabove deecrlbed. "EeMme11t1" ol the Decl•rellon of
mend for Sale, and • wrllten wtulOUI lhe right ol -1-enlry. u Coven1nh. Condition• and
otlee ol O.laull and Election to reMrved In llle deed ttom Quall RHtrlctlon1 raoorded In book
·The undarllgned CIUMd said Run -North w ood. 1 Limited 117M, pegee 420 lo 48-4 lnclullve.
otlce of 0.lault end Election to Per1naralllp. recorded February 14, Official R«o<da ol Orange County.
to be recorded In lhe county 1979 In boOll 1303'4. page 224 of C1lllornl1, under Iha eectlon
I Iha reel properly II loGeted Oltldel ~di hMdlng1 In IUCh attlcie entitled es
0.ted September 3. 1982 PARCEL 3 follows "Ownere' Rlghll end
Stltewlde F«ac:IOMire An uclu11v1 111amenl for Outlet, U1llltle1 and Ceble
Servlca. Inc.. parklllg and r••ted purpoea ovw Televlalon". "Supporl and
U Mid TNSlee thal portion ol Lot 8 of Mid Tract Settlement", "Enc:toec:nmem". and
By Subltttutlon 10137 u lhown on Exhibit "A" to "Community FactMtlel Ea1«1181'1ta"
By: Virginia Aparo, the oKwlllon ol Reetrlctlon1 I« PARCEL 5 An -1 OV9f lot
Execullve Vkl41 President Th• Spring• Condominium A of Trect No. 9818. aa per map Published Orange Co111 Delly recorded Aprll 21. 1978 In book reoorded In bOOll 414. pegee 15 lo
llot Sept 14, 21. 28, 1962 1264-4. page 820, and ••recorded 23 lnclullve. MllClllaneou1 MIC>•. In
__________ 40_5_1_._12_ Mey 3, 1978 In boo« 12660 page the olftce of the county reGOfdar l'tll.IC NOTICE 678 both In Olllclal Record• of or Mid c:ounty. tor the purpoee of
-------------Orange County, Calll0<nla. (her9/n drelnage benefiting herein above
FICTITIOUI IU ... U referred to 11 "DecleretJon"). •• delcrlbed land. prCNtded that IUCh
NAMI aTATaMINT Carport Spece No 291. Said drainage 1h1ll not unre11onably
The following per1on 11 doing .... ment 11 lurtl'ler defined and raetrlct the Intended use and
bullneat u : cletcrlbed In Artlctel II and 111 of the enjoyment ol aald Loi A.
YUMMIES. 2445-D Elden Oeclerallon. 26 ALDERWOOO, IRVINE,
Avenue. eo.11 Meae. CA 92627. PARCEL 4· CALIFORNIA
Sunn Emllle Plarou, 1220 A non-exc:tull .... eaMrnent tor YOU AM .. M "AULT UNDllt A
Park Newport #214, NHiport lngr-.eg!-·uMlll<lenjoymenl Dl•D 01' TltU I T DATI D Buch. CA 02680. of the Con\mon AIM designated In MC--.. I. 1tlO. UNUaa YOU
Thia bu*'-11conductedby111 the Decl1ratlon. H id HHmenl TAKI ACTION TO PltOTICT
lndlvldual blWlO lurther defined 111<1 delc:rlbed YOU" Pit OPlltTY, IT II A Y e I
Susan PlefOM In Artlcle1 II and Ill of the 90lD AT A "*'C IAL&. F YOU
This llllement W81 flied with the Oeclaratlon. ...., ... IXPl.A.NAnoN M THI
County Clark ol Ofenge County on The total amount ol lhe unpeld NATUltl Of' Ttta PllOCHDINO
Sept. 10. 1982. prlnc;lpal belanc:.. lnter•t lheraon, AOAINIT YOU, YOU IHOULD F1t7111 togelher with reuon1b'ly estlm1ted CONTACT A LAWftlt.
Publl1had Orange CoHt Dally co1t1, expenM• end edvenoee •t ''(II • llr .. t addrHI or common Piiot. Sept. 14, 21. 28, OC1. 5. 1982 the Um. ol thl lnltlal pubffcetlon ol dealgn1Uon I• ahown above. no
40« -82 thl• Notice are $35,431.18. w1rr1 nty It given a1 lo Ill ------------1 Currently d1tad Cashier• Check• com~enMe Of corrac1-.)" P\a.lC NOTICE or c.rtllled Chech pey1ble 10 the The benefldltY under Aid Deed IC..,.. Truat .. 0< ~ art acceptable to of Truat, by rMIOl'I of • brMCh °'
N OTICE 0 , a•L• OF ltlAL Tru1tee provided p(optr delault In ltle obllgetlonl MCUred .. ldentlllcatlon le '"'Mable. theret>y, hefetolor• exlC\lted end ~ From Information which the delivered to the undarelgned a
AT PNVATI •ALE TrullH dHm1 reliable. but tor written Oec:laratlon ol Olllauft and
lfl tM ~t~., tfle w h I ch Tr u 1 t • e make 1 no Otmand 1of Sele. and wrttlen notice
Stele If c...,,. tor repreHntatlon or w1rr1nty. the of br-h and of tlectlon to cauae
TM C-""., ~ 1t1eet tddr ... or other common the underelgned 10 ltll aald •• __. dellgnetlon ot the abcMt deaerlbed propeny to .. ti.IV Mid obligatlone. In the Matier ol the E'•tate 01 property ta: 291 STREAMWOOD, end llle1eafter tha underelgned
E D WARD M 0 N T G 0 M ER y • IRVINE. CALIFORNIA 92714 cauMd Mid notice of brMd1 end of
a-...d. Sald properly II being told l0t the election to be
Nollce i1 llefeby given lhat the purpoM of paying the obllgatlon• Recofded Mey 11. 1982 u ln1tr.
undetelgned wlll M41 II Private Nie, Hcurad by Hid Oaed ol Trull No. 82·182713 In Hid Olllclal
to the hlghHt end beat bidder, lnOtudlng '"' and expen ... or the Recorda.
1ubject to c:onllrm1tlon of Hid Truet .. and ol Sale. Seid ule wlll be m1dt, but
Superl0t Courl. on°' •lier the 281h Dated Auoutl 20 1982 without covanenl or werranty, deli of Seplembar 11182. et the C ~ L I F 0 R N I A exprMa °' lmplled, regarding tltle,
ot Ice 01 John P. e11ner, 2081 RECONVEYANCE pouMl!on. or encumbra,_, to
8ullnet1 Center Drlw, &Ill• 145, COMPANY pay IM remelnlng Pflr\clpal tum Of
lrvtne •. County of Orange. S1att of u Mid Truli.. Iha not8(1) MC1U1ed by ..io Deed Of
Celllornla 92'115 Ill !he right. tltlt ey Suunne Foranand Trwt, w1tt1 lnterMt .. In leld not•
and lntwlll of eald decrrrrd9' tht Executiv. vice P~t J>fOYldtd ldlltn<Jtt, If 1ny. llftd«
Um• ol death and ell the right. llllt 9451 COfbln Avenue tM tetma of Mid Deed ol Trua1.
and lntet•t tnet Iha 111111 Of Mid Nofthrldge Calfl 9'328 fMt. cfterOe1 and e•penaM of tllt
deceued h .. acquired by Ttt· (2t3) 701.2368 Ttvttee and of Iha 1ruet1 cr .. ted by
oc>er•tlon Of i.w or OthenrlM otMt • o c 0 11 MIO Deed of T 1 lhan °' 1n addition 10 thal 91 Mid Pub.l1hed renga oeat a y rua a-..d, et lht time of death. In Piiot, Aug. 31, Sept. 7, 14, ltld .... wlllbehaldonT--aey,
and to all the wt.in , .. I property Wl-82 ~~:~·~~o
eltuated In Cit~ of Hunt"'Gton 9etell ltle CMC Center lulldlng. 300 lut
County of Ortn11a. Stale 01 Chapman Avenue. Orange,
C1lll0tnla. ptnlcultrly deecrlbed • rtlll.IC NOTICE CallfOfTll•.
lotlowt.towtl: Al the time of l he lnltl•I
LOI 93 of Tract 3903 H par '90nnC>Ua _,_.. publloetlon of thll notice. the totll
mtp r8COfdtd In 8oo11186, Pagee NAm aTATl•NT ~oftheunplllelbllenceotthe
"' to 60 lnclullve or Ml_.18~ The lotloWlng p«llOl\I .,. do4no obltg1lion MC11red by the abo119
MIC>I. 0111cie1 Record• ol Oftngt ~ aa. dHOr lbed deed of trual end
Count,. California. AH•HOr• • M. K. ARMS, INC .• 1112 Hyde H tlmated cost1. HpeftMI, •ncJ
Perce Ho 114·~03·04, more Perk Drive , Hunt1no1on 8 Hch, ~le 148,•13 82.
commonly k,_ ... 9332 Molokll. Callf«nlll t2&4e To det•mlne the oe>enlno blcJ, ~::~ono~ ~ =~· PHOE.HIX FIREA .. MS. INC., • ~~ml 4t61945-t41t.
tnOM)' of the United 8.._ on .... Alabama OOfJ>Of•tlon, t 112 Hyde DIM. = tt, 1M' Of _... GMh ano bat-_.,._";;'.l Peril Orl~e. Huntington l atch, A AICAM MCURITIE8
-' _._ ..,.._IQeV Cellfomle tH41 COMPANY t>y note eecured by MOftOeo-Of MICllMI I( "upllnner 0l l2 .. Mlct T.,,._,
Tru.t Deed on ltle PfCIC*ly eo '*· .. . IV TD ··-·-Ten peroent of M10Unt bid to be H)'de P~ Ortw. Huntington Baradi. .. • ..,.
tJepoelled with bid Callt«"'-•H4t ~~~1r 8id• °' on.re 10 ·.,.In Wril""' end Kennith o. Dominick, Rout• 1. 1 I( .., • will ..... -•vt<S at the 110;:._10 P.O. lo1t 125 ,rul1hum, Alabatnt, Y An,.N M1:.N<EL, .,. ,.,...., 36281 AMI. lecrelwy
olllct 11 1ny time 1ft~ 1h• nr1t A. Ned Wiik•, Rou .. 1, P. o. 1HO N. Ca111ornl1 BIYd,,
:i:tlon '*-Of arid Mhwe dMe I01t 121, ,rullhllnlt, AlebelM3t2t2 Suite 718 o...d tlllt 2f!O 4-of &eptembet, Thi• ~ 11 conduett4 by a • W • I n u t C r • • k , C A lN2 ~, GOf'POf•tlon. 94&"'"3787
Vlc:tor MontOOfl*)' Pt!oenl• Ftrwme. ~. '11bll•ll•4 Q1ano• Coaet Delly
Admlniltrlller of Iha Mtofltill I( ~. Piiot, ""'· 31, 1491. 1, 14, =·~
Eatele Of Mid Otoedent Tilll ·=' ... fled Wlttl IN ~-----------4 £:! "*'-CanW Or., COUf1tr eterti Of 0r.,.. County on tMM,1~. t27tS AMel* U , IMt.
AttorMV fof Admlnletrator ,,_M
PubH•htd Or•noe Coat! Oa.11, ,llblll hed Or•noe COH I Ot lly Piiot. 141Pt. 1•. 11, 21, 1"2 ,..,... q , 31, ..,,.. 7, 14, 21. ,..,
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HIG HLAND PARK. Mich. (AP) -Time wu
running short LOduy for bargainers at Chryafor Corp.
and the United Auto Workuni union, with economics
und health care iBsues the main stumbling block.a to a
C,'()fllrU<..'1,
''I can't r ~•II bt-ing In this 1ltuatlon having ao
little time with which to do tK> much," UAW President
Douglas A Fraser said at tl news conference late
S unday.
The curr~n t con t ract, covering 43,200 U.S.
autoworkers plus another 40,000 on Indefinite layoff,
expires at midnight tonight.
Benefits package OK'd
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A bill boosting worker
compensation benefits for on-the-job disabilities was
signed by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
Brown c alled the me a s ure, AB684 b y
Assemblyman Bruce Yo ung, D·Cerritos, "a long
overdue benefit and reform package for the working
peop}e of California."
_Gold producers can mini seal
S A CRAMENTO (AP) -Ca lifornia gold
producers will be able to mint a gold medallion using
the state's Gr~at Seal if they pay all costs and a
royalty to the state, under a new law.
Gov. F.cimund Brown Jr. srud he signed AB676 by
Assemblyman David Kelley, R-Hemet.
The bill, which takes effect Immediately, allows
the state's Great Seal to be used in a series of
commemorative med~ to be sold by gold producers.
The producers have to pay royalty fees to the state_
that range from $1 to $4 per medallion and must pay
for all design and production costs.
Gas prices still I ailing
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Oil industry analyst Dan
Lundberg says motorists are continuing to buy less
gas, which has caused prices to fall to an average $1.27
per gallon in late August and brought on sharper
competition for business among self-service stations.
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•• Oronuo Con1t DAIL v PILOT /Tu•1day, September 14, 1982
'Bullshot ' splendid satire
Sir Mac
Lauren('c Olivier portray
Gen. Douglas Mtu·Arthur an a
new 1novit• ""lnt·hon,"
sch eduled for r·eleas<' this
month.
'Superstar'
creator not
too faithful
By JACKIE HYMAN
ANocl•ted Preu Writer
LOS ANGELES Although his versions of
Bible ston<.'S "J<.'SU!> Christ Superstar" a nd
"Joseph and thl• Ama11ng Tt'<·hnicolor Dreamcoat"
-have reached m1l11ons, lyril·1s t Tim Rll'C isn't
trying to l'On v1.'rt anybody to anything
"Techni<:ally I'm C hurt:h of England. whic h is
really nothing ... swd thl• soft-spoken 37-year-old
writer and British talk show personality. "But I
don't follow 1t I wouldn't say I was a Christian. I
have nothing against 1t." -
Rice. who was in town fo1 the West Coast
prem iere of "Josl'ph" s tarting 8 111 H utton a nd
Sharon Brown. says hC' also t.akl':> no s trong political
stances, although he and composer Andrew Lloyd
Webber came in for 1dl'Olog1cal lTllll'ISm over the
musical "Evita," about Eva Pl•ron
''Trendy hbt·r~1I t'rltll'S wt·n· frightened, in a
way scared tlrnt thc•y hk<•d tlw :,;how." Rwe said
over breakfast at tht• Bevt•rly Wilshire• Hot<.'l. "l felt
they were conC'erned to d1s ta1tl'C' themselves from
Eva Peron. They blanwd us for lhl'tr (lhl' Perons')
misdeeds."
Of three prodUt'l'd mus1c·ab. lht' Rice-Webber
team h as h ad thn•e smas h hits. a phenomenal
record.
"I'd hate to have• a flop," admitted Rice. "I'd
rather do nothing than haVl' a flop."
The three musicals rock operas. actually.
since there is no spoken dialogue have been
wide ly spac·C'd "J ost.>ph " o riginated an 1967
a lthough 1l has b<•c•n l'Ons1dt•rably extended and
revised since then
''Superstar" burs t onto the• theater sc·ene in
1970 and "Evita" got its prc·-Broadway st.art in Los
Angeles in 1975
In betweC'n, R1c·e wntt's art1des. l'Omptles books
-including his "Guinn<'ss Book of Bnush Hit
Singles" -and appt.•aN> on radio and television talk
shows.
"ln a wa.y it's an advantage that I don't have a
message for tht.> world, a burning desire to get
anything off my chest," he said, noting that he only
works on a show when he really loves it.
But Rice's relaxed demeanor is misleadingly
placid. Be n t'alh the surface lurks a cheerfully
irreverent scnsr of humor that bursts forth in
"J oseph" with a pharoah who resembles Elvis
Presley. l l brothers who inform their father of
Joseph's supposed death with a cowboy lament, and
a song with a delightfully cxpllc·1t subtitle: "The
Brothers Come to Egypt G rovel Grovel."
The show was originally conceived as a
20-minute production for a London boys' sch ool.
and over the years has been performed m schools in
England and America, R1c.-e said. Now expanded to
' 120 minut.cs , the musical which received seven
Ton y nominations on Broadway -maintains a
sense of innocenc.-c along with buoyant good humor
and rollicking melodies
Rice says he's picked b1bhcal themes twice
• mainly because he hk<.'S the stones, and "I'd always
rather take a true story tha n an u ntrue one."
He said he hasn't received much in the way of
hate mail from fundamentalists. although he did
once engage in a debate with a picketer outside a
theater where "Joseph" w as playing.
''I said, 'Have you actually seen the show?' He
said no, and we got into a theological argument,"
Rice said "You can't argue with th ese people.
They're just blocked."
The rE:>sidcnt of Oxfordshire, England, said he's
been amazed by the religious programs o n television
in Southern California.
"l watch them with horror," he said. "I would
take flak from people like that as a compliment.
They are so insincere . They're always asking for
· money ... They a ll want to hog the cam era.
They're always saying •amen' very loudly in the
hope that somebody will turn the camera on them."
Meanwhtlr , he's working on some new ideas
for musicals.
Politician plans
Broadway 'debut'
NEW YORK CAP) -At the age of 90, W.
Averell Harriman ls planning his Broadway debut
to aalute another former governor o f New York -
.Franklin D. Rooeevelt.
The former UnJted State11 ambauador-at-large
ha.I n~r appeared on a Broadway a~ge but agreed
to help with \he Oct. 4 tribute.
Harriman wlll have help from auch
experienced entertainers u Robert Merrill, Lauren
Beca1J and Myrna Loy.
Hatorian Arthu.r Schlesinger Jr., who heads
\he FDR CentennJal Commaalon, La arranatng the
event at the Broadway Theater. Others ex~ to
joln In are Rep. Claude Pepper, D-Fla .. John
lfouaeman, Geraldine Fitzgerald and the
lnternatJonal Ladles' Ga\ment Worker• Union
chorus. ,
Bv 1'0M TITU8
O(t11e O•llr Piiot lt•tf
'l'hc~t· who, hk1 t lw. Vll'Wl't , ofh•11 find llll' worcl~ "Hnt1sh huniur" mutually 1·xdu'l1Vc• have· ll
plt·u~u11t Klll p11M• uw111tmf.( thc•111 at t lw N1•w 1.111rt
Th<.•1.1tt•1 ArL-c C1•nt1·1
lt'i; "Bullshut Ct u1111111111d," n rnll11.·kl11g sµuur uf
ii;11~hi.h dt·tt•t'llVl• 1no ... 11·~ 11( tlw 'J'h1rl1<•1> w hidt
p111v1.•x th111 tllW m't'<in'l bl• uvt•1 ly lamlllur with dw
or11,tltlJI tu HIJJ>rt'l'Wlt• lht• 11111t11 1.• Al Nt•wpurt,
"Rullshot" IH u .)Olly go11u pil'l'l' of work w h ll'h
plul1L'S irw n .•d1blt• phy1m·ul 1111d wdrn1t·11l dt·mundi. on
it.; t·ast unt.I t.Tl'W
01rt•(·tor Ellt•t•n t'1shbu<.'h , amo11g thl• I uwxl
10t·ully. has mountl'd u i;hqw in whil•h no l"Omi"
"8ULLIHOT CllUMMONO"
A ••llllcal comedy by Aon HouH, Dir HouM. Al•n SllHrman,
Jonn Neville Andrew• end Derek Cunningham, dlroottd by
Eiieen Flehbech, produced by P8111 G1111e Simpton. HI design
by Al•• Koaleh Jr . cottvm•• Ind gr•PlllCI bV AllH Flellb•cll,
lechnlcal director M8r~ Andrewa, prenntea Frld•y• •nd Saturd1y1 et e p m through Oct 11 with ma!lnee1 Sept 19 and
26 el " p m el Ille Newport T11 .. 1..-Arll Cen1er 250 I Cllll
D<tve. NewpO<I Beach AIMl'\l81ionl 676-31•3
8ullsollol Crummond
Roaem•ry
0110
Leny a
THE CAIT
Fen ion. Algy Pohcem_,.,
Scebberd. Wollgang, M•rovtttll
MICllHI Gren••
C•theflne McAuley
AICllerd Hlcl<a
Protclll• Regnier Tllom11
MICllNI Kelly
quarter 1s g1vL•n. Virtually (.•Oc.•ry hnc.• 1s played for
eCfe<·t, and most S<:ore highly If you miss a gag, you
don 't havt.> unw to dwl'll on 1t for tlw nt-xt one 1s on
its way.
F1shbal'h's f1vl' p<•rformer cns<.•mblc does
doubll'. triple and in one.• t:<•Sl'. sextuple duty.
and till' cnt•rgy 1s al pc:•ak ll•vcl throughout. Yet
M1chat.•I Greni1.• in the t1th.> rol<.' of the.• super sle uth
is nevertheless a standout, sustaining a s tiCf-upper-
lip pomposity and rt•ndc.•r ing it endearing in one of
thl' season's b<.•st pt>rforml.lnl·cs.
Thl' others c·urry off tht'ir assignments with a
splendid sense.• of singl<· dimension Catherine
Ml·Auley as the.• giggling ht•rolnl'. Richard Hicks as
the dastardly Nazi s p y and Priscilla Regnier
T homas as 1-fa·ks' equally evil henchwoman . But
the workhorse of the c·ast 1s Michael Lewis. who
takes on no fowl'I' than six different characlNs and
absorbs enough physical punishment to make a
masochist hoUcr for the Red C ross.
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"niE KIND OF LOVE STORY FOR WHICH
THE PUBLIC'S BEEN THIRSTING.
A SKILLRJLLY CRAFTED ROMANTIC
DRAMA WrTH HIGHLY CHARGED
PERFORMANCES."
-Gene Sllellt, TOOAY &HOW
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wllh ttw A11wr:t·a11 111't•111h•n• of tht.• lrn1h l'Ornl·dy
"AU in P'ovour Suld No!" flt South Coast Rept•t·lory.
Otht·r tht•ull·rli m illing thl•lr l'Urtt1ins u1·1· lht•
S;111 C l1·nwnt1· t'ommuruly Thealt'r with "LoVl'I ~
a11d Oth1•r Stra11lt1·1·s," 11pl•nin~ Thursday, thl'
Nl•Wport llu1 lwr At·t111·~ Thc·ut1·1· with "The
Gondollt·rb" und Shuwcas(· Produt:llons with
"Absurd Pl.·r:.cm S111gula1 ," both arriving f'riduy
SCH Counrl111~ d1n'<:tor Davu..I EmmC'S lb stagrng
"AU in Favour" wh1<:h features guest actors from
Broadwuy and 11h•n)bt•1-:. ul lhl' rc•s1dtmt c·ompuny
P c·rformanc-c•s will be· g1v<.'n nightly at 8 p 111
(Sundays 7::W) c·xn·pt Moot.l uys, with wt•l•kc·nd
matLnl'(.'S at :l.:m through Oct 17 at thl· J:o'ourth Slrp
Theater. 655 Town C<•nt1.•r Dnvl'. Costa Mc.->Sa Call
957-4033 Cm n ·sc·rvauons
"Lovt•r.. and Oth<•1 Strangc•rs" opens a four-
wt.>ekend run tor lht• San ClC'mcnlt• Community
Theakr undc.•1 thl· <l1fl._'<:llon of Paul Goedhart Tht•
four-t.>p1sodl' c·onwdy w1U be stagc'Ci Friduys mid
Saturdays at 8 p.m and Sundays at 2::!0 through
Oct. 9 al the Cabnllo Pl<iyhouS<', 202 Avt>. Cabnllo,
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*BARGAIN MATINEES •
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ClaCl'I
"Mine doesn't hove o sticker on it."
by Brad Anderson
"Tell your friends the kitchen Is closed."
ACROSS 53 Plg tum·
monet
1 Nettle, e g ST Go s Bunll• 58 Drug
llOM»AY'I
"1m.1 IOLYID
9 Publicized S9 Some poetry
14 Turtclth reg!· 81 Short drlnll ~~-..ti~ "*'' 82 Creep 1S Houle part 83 Vtnditlon
18 Ramin )l>dOe 84 T 1111 epett
H Dowries 85 POf1flghtt
18 Feblllilt ae Slluglltetld
t 9 Bltd 87 Hll'lll'Mt pert
20C•tout
22 Oeforl'lled DOWN
24 Spenlth men
26 Atric.n coin 1 &olhet
2 7 Go lc>t 2 Flllllf el lelk
29 Lltllf 3 lngllttd
30 Engine P1't 4 lmmot91
~ AdOtnt 5 Fe1: Prtlla
37 Stupor 8 lnvealon
3t Stadium· 7 a. uteflll
INped • Continued
31 Olttent t Selem!
40 8'IOW IOl#ct 10 Honor
4 ' ...... lftOMy 1 I OltorOlt u ,...,,"" 12 Otllef
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30 -dog 43 llnbrigt\1
3 I Egyptl#I god 45 CoiltlltWt
32 Preper.O 4 7 T 1b1Mu
33 Geucflo 48 riowtt pert
WMPOf1 60 Chill con -
34 ~ 51 llYI*'
H sw. ''"" sa &a* ,. .. _ -63CMdl
cOflfuMd 54 ,,.,
37 T Idled: 55 Inter. ,... 2WOtdl
by Virg ll Partch (VIP)
"Wtll ·• h1H your be1dy llttlt tyH locked In on
1nythlng ytt, or 1hould I comt b1ek l1ttr?"
}JEl\NIS THE MENACE Hank Ketchum
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by Ferd & Tom Johnson
... 8~ST 5p0T
IN ;owN TO PICI<
UP A FARE'···
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Ortnge Cout DAILY PILOT ITUfldly, leptemblf 14, 1812
PUN&;T
MEY, 816 BlOTMER, I
MAYE A ~OFOUHD
QUESTION FOR VOU ...
SHOE
MOW COME, IAMEH ~KE
WOfOOHG 0.. A J16~
PUZZLE, 'Tli~E'S Al~S
A PIECE ft\ISSINO ?
LET'S HAVE LUNC H
THERE
1"HS eeNeRAt.. HAS eeeN Ct...ASSIFIE!P "i"OP SE!CRf!!i"" e>Y i"HE! PESN1"Ac:SON, ~c ...
CharJ" M. Schulz
NO, TWf QISTION
IS, MOW CCME VOO AJ.JJJAVS FIND IT?
by Jeff MacNelly
by Ernie Bushmiller
-..
by Gus Arriola
~-'
o· g"_.c~
by Tom Battuk
by George Lemont
so we HAP "'Tb RUN HIS X·RAY 1'H ROUGH 1"H E:
SHR.E!PPE!R .'
.•. ...
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.. Or ngo OoHI DAIL y PILOT /Tue1C11y, September 14, 1oaa
'Cribb' low-key detective
BY JERRY HUCK
"' T••l•len Wrller L.OS AN Gl\:Ll•:s A lun
Humu11 lK'CUJIDt111 n nt 1'.nsl nd
Juhu11 Cuc·RUr l'UIOJX-d rwurby
"Somt•bady 11tolt• ll>O hip tllt•11
fwm my roof." hc aay11 "Tlwy'rt•
lilt· (10111 l ht· mt'<iit•vul J>t•raocJ. I
wu:. qu111· unnoy1•d. t•¥pe<·rnlly
11111t't· they ui:u-t1 m y luddt-r und
)(•ft lt up. Tht• old Kcnlhih yCOlllM
houiw J llvl' in has t1mbt•r•
marked by tht• t·urpt•ntcrs w ith
Homun numt.•ral11 Scnnl' of thl'
hric'kt. 1n tht.• kltdH•n hovt•
1mpnn~ Of a mc.'<Jicvul pu...syc·LH "
a nJ pedul t•lttht mill's • .culnte
through an opJ)lt• oH·hard, to thu
train wtatlon.'
Doble.•, who plays low kt•yt•d
Sco t l1.1nd Yurd d 1•\1•1·11v1•
"Sergeant Cribb," I~ 11 11l1111 who
.bdll·vt•11 in fondinu for h11nM•lf'
Doble', with teruyinl( blond hoir
and mou11t~dw un d 1.>lut• t•yc•1,
1tor 1 ln t w o Victorlnn-cra
1•piso<lt>t1 of. "My11tt.•ry" on public·
t r lc>vlslon . Th~ progrum11 i.1r
tonight (tit 8 on Ch anne l 50 and
at 9 on Channel 28) and on Sept.
21.
• · M y I n l tw r w u 11 u g l'l' u t
do-at-yourselft.>r," Dubie says "Ir l wanted u pmr of roller ska te..,.; or
~ bicydt•, m y Catht•r shoW(•d 011•
how to make.• them I feel guilty
n ow asking a n ybody tn do
Jmyth ing for mt•.
( "It gives a bit mor~ body tu
your life to be-ablt• t.o do things
for yoursl•H I make my own
apple wmt'. I can gCJ up on rny
roof and repair it ...
Dobie hves on an ancient flvl ..
ecre farm near the lop of South
:Oo wns nl•a r Ca n terbu ry in
l:ngland . The farm is called
P ontus. which mt•ans bridge. a
n ame that goes back to the
l li~ barn is mode or timbers
that :.in• rumort:d ·1.o hove• ~t·n
taken from ships dhcnw ntkd
a f t f' r th l' B r 1 t is h a u n k t h t•
Spanish Armada. The bowed rib.<i
give tht• barn u cuthcdrnl-lik(•
appcaranc.-e.
Dobie, anterv1cwl'd whlh.' 0 11 11
visit to t h is country , says he
commutes 52 miles to London
when he's hlmmg or working in
a play. "I gt•t on my push bike
H I s b o 1· k g r o u n d I s I n Shak~penre and the clu.'IS1cs, and
he took tho role of "Scrgt>ant
Cribb" 5 u lurk. He had no Idea
It would turn Into a rtl'<:urrlng
role of 14 shows so Car.
"lt staru.'CI off as one 90-minute
prof(ram," Dobie says. "Then we
discovered that Pc>ter Lovesey
had written another eight Cribb
books. Then he wrote anothC'r six
stories for us. As far as I know.
that's all the stories there art'.
"But," he says. "I wouldn't be
Tllt:SUAY
EVEHINO
e:00 u u a NEWS IJ CHARLIE'S ANGELS 0 WILD, WILD WEST
aJ S.W.A.T.
Q) HAWAII RVE--0
fD OVEREASY
Gueal lyrlclsl Sammy
Cahn (RIO
'1!) HUMA .. ITIES
THROUOH THE ARTS
"Tile Quest For Sell"
()) C88NEWS
QJ) A8C NEWS Q
O)NBC NEWS
tC)MOVIE * * *"\ "Breal<er Moran!"
( 1980) Ectwarc:t wooowarc:I.
Jack Thompson Au11ral1·
ans contcrlp1ed 10 llghl on
Englanc:l'a side In 1118 Boer
War dllClc:le 10 hghl the
Boer guerillas on the<r own
terms 'PG'
{ ~) l.AFF-A-TttON
A comedian hOSl anc:I lou1
comic contesllnll who
compel• against one
another 11• featured In lhls
uncensored comedy game
show.
0MOVIE * * "Nobody s Perlellt'
( 19811 Gabe Kaplan. Alex
Karrn Three unlikely
heroes Mt out lo battle the
red lepe anc:I bureaucrec;y
ol Clly hall 'PG'
8:30 fD DICK CAVETT
Guest actor Albef1 Finney
(Part 21
'1!) GROWING YEARS
"tntroducUon To Chllc:t
Development"'
())Q!NEWS
O]J BARNEY MILLER
(ti) EARTH, WINO ANO
FIRE IN CONCERT
The jan·lunk-rock group
combtf\11 exploa!Ye alnOlnQ
wi1h complex c110t90gr1-
phy and na1hy 1peclal
effect• In • performance
llPed al the Oeklenc:t Coli-
1«1m In 01klanc:I. Celilor-
nla.
{$")MOVIE
* * "HHr1beel)1" (1981)
Anc:ly Kaufman. Bern•·
c:lett• Pele<a In e world of
the near Mure. two com·
merclel robOll experience
lhe vtcisalluc:lel ot lint
love 'PG
1:00 f) CU NEWS D N8CNEW8 U HAPPY DAYS AG.AJN
Riehle II caught two-Urning
Lort Beth for 1 pretty
baton twtrlllf.
0 ABCNEWBQ 0 THESAINT aJ M•A'S'H
Charles Hsumes herOIC
proportions after reviving a
dying petlent with heat'1
~ II) 3 JOKER'S WILD
fJi) 8!') BUSINESS
REPORT
()) P.M. MAGAZINE
A visit With movie 111r SI._
1er1; a prolll• ol Chef T•I
Erhardt.
QJ) ENTERTAINMENT
TONIGHT
··setety In HOltywOOO" A
look at 18111< waya lo film
1tun11 and special enec11
(Part 2)
(OJ BASEBALL 1N 2: THE
YEAR IN REVIEW
(Z)MOVIE * • * "Mr Rock And
Roll' ( 195 7) ChUCll B«ry.
Lionel Hampton A l•bu·
loot took 11 lak.., et the
'50s anc:I the beginnings ol
rock 'n' rOll
1:30 f) 2 ON THE TOWN
Feeturec:I: en lnelde look 81
Ille NOflh American Air
OejenM Commend In Cot·
orado SPflng9: • tour Oii
some ol Southern Callfor-
nl1'• bridal M.tlt .. , COV«-
age of Ille llnela ot the
World Sl)Md Shooting
Ohampionenlpa. 0 8 FAMILY FE.UO
Baseball great Hank Aaron
will b<· among Horatio Alger
Award redpients to hf'
profilc-d tonight a t I 0 ma
KCET (28).
U LAVERNE & SHIRLEY
&COMPANY
Leverne and Shirley •earn
1nat everyone et the
brewery must undergo
psychological examln•·
lions
0 EYE ONL.11
Featured a reporl on
S1thll' Sirhan. th• man
convlc1ec:I ot anessinaling
Aoberl Kennedy, a loOI< al
the gay hleslyte 1n Olc:I age
a prohte ot actor Betry
Bostwick, a pared• ol the
newe11 leshloni; In
swim-•r
aJ M"A"S"H
A rumor lhel the •OT7th II
going to "bug·out'
becomes grosaly uagg11<·
atec:I unul It ts b4tt.eved that
the entire Ohlneae army ••
attacking !he camp (Part
ti m TIC TAC DOUGH f.D MACNEIL I LEHRER
REPORT
'1!) MONEYMAKERS
"Planning For L•t•r
YeMs" Cll lQ. BASEBALL
San Diego Padres at L.01
Ano•••• Oodgera
(!]) YOU ASKED F~ rT
.tt AACE~THE
PENNANT
Barry Tompktn1 .,c:I Tim
McCGl'#er cover •II lhe
blMB ... c:IUlg 10 lhe 1g92
WorldSe<-
8:00 f) UNIVERSE
Waiter Cronkite report• on
verloua occurrences llllc:I
PhenOmenB In the *Ofld ol
sci.nee Q ~ FATHl!R MURPHY
The daughter ol a cold·
blooded tyrant 11111 In love
with one ol !he orphan•
(R) IJ DISCOVER: THE
WORLD OF BCIENCE
Pete< Graves c:l•aeuaet a
wide range ol ~ and
technOlogy 1oplc1
0 <I§) HAPPY DAYS
Fon1te gell ,,.,. cnanu to
meet "'' chllc:lhooc:I ldOI,
the Lone Ranger (R) Q 0 MOVIE • * • 'Oark Victory"
( 1939) Bette Davis, George
Brent Wiien • women
1eern1 that her days ere
numbered bec;ause of an
lnopei able breln condition.
the gains suttenence from
the dOCIOf sM merr1el aJ P.M. MAGAZINE
A profile ol Che! Tell
Erhardt, vllll • camp
Where kids loM weight
II) MOVIE
• •·~ "Run For Th• Sun"
I 1958) Rldlard Widmark
Ja"8 Gr-A female )our·
nafl•I'• searGh for 1 mll8·
if\g American wr11tr tekea
her to an llOlltec:I viHage In
Me•lco. wh¥• ehe dltcov·
era that Hai.I• hev• taken
~qulllef'I. U!I NATIONAL
GEOORAPtOC SPECIAL
"00<1111" E G M., 1haM
llOtll e looll •t Ille ef!Ofll
OI 100 director.. dedkllted
lnc:th1ldual1 anc:I tclentltlt
who ere working 10 uaure
lhel tile letOMI ol the
grHI lpel dOM nol f•ll
vlGllm to el<tlnctlol'I (R)
'1!) MYSTERY
"Sergeant Cribb' Som•·
thing Old, Something
New • Sergeent Cribb
suspects !hit an Old men
hH tenen victim 10 a mar-
riage.for.profit ach•m•
(RIQ
C MOVIE
* * "The Fifth Musket-"
( 10791 Beeu Bridges, Urau·
la Andreu O'Artagnan
1111c:1 the Thr" Musket-•
t>ecome 1nvOlved In anoth·
er plan 10 block Ille avll
ln1en1ion1 ol the etntster
Carc:llnaJ Ric:helleu agelntl
lhe French 11lstocracy.
·PG'
(11) YESTERYEAR ... 1Nll
This retroepecllve of the
periOd of enti·war pro-
t•I•. the advano-1 ol
cMt rlghtt, lhe birth ol
"Doonesbury" and "S"8·
~ S1reet." Rlehatc:I Nl11.on
end WOOOtlock. lnctudN
en Int....,,_ with ••troneul
Bua Aldrin
($)MOVIE
····~ "&Ian'• Song" (1971) JlmM Caan, Bitty
Dee Wlllf•m•. Two football
players ahar• • rare friend-
.nip until cancer Claims
oneol lhem
lltMOVIE
•• • ··zoot Sult" (19811
Daniel Vatc:taz, Ec:twarc:I
Jemes Olmoe In 19•0.
lM A~. I cauM cele-
bre eruptt over Ille fram-
ing ol member• of a Ch!Ca-
no str"t geog for murdef.
'R'
8:30 f) MOONLIGHT.
Aller stumbling upon• klfl·
Ing. a d•IWfY man reluc·
tanuy agrMS to worll
underCOYef with ~
m911t agents to lfep /
lnternellonal tertorllt. U O LAVl!AAE&
SHIRLEY
laveme anc:I Shirley vac.-
tlon at 11kl re1ort In~
ol meeting ellglbt• bache-
lo<a IRIR aJ OOOCOUPLE
H-ard CoM A and Otcar
have a dln ... 1ng or opinion• ""'*' they meet by chance
tn Fell•'• atudio
MOVll!
• • • "Handle With Care"
( t077) Peul l• Met, Candy
Clark A mll'l'I ob-'<>n
with hit CB rec:tlo gell him
lnvot\fed with varlOU• fun-
ny, ollbe•I homtlown
loella
t .00 Q Q! MOVIE
..
• * ''\ "Murder In Tallllll"
(Part 2) (11181) Farrah
Fawoett. Klthatlne ROH . A
-llhy Te11u oilman teta
out 10 pro.... thll hla
c:leughter wu tmirdetec:I by
her husband, plelllc eur·
Q!Df1 John HIM (R)
II QJ) THAU'8
COMPANY
Jeclt II elloeflec:I When I
comput... c:t•tlng l«\ltce
ma•cnee him uci with a
moet Ulltll~ oate. <"l
i Ml!IW Q.umH Guests· Roy CIMtl with
Rodney Lay and me Wiid
w .. 1 Band, AllNllen ~
dlal'I Yekov 8mltnoff, Rue·
llan •I~ 011111 TatNen.
YWI te Mlfnllull
CHANNEL LISTINGS • MYllil'Y
"Str~t CrltlO. Some-
lhlno Old, 8 om1thln9
Ntw" SIJgHnl Cribb
tv~t· Ulllf Ill * mM
It" I...., vtc;tlm to a m.,.
1190 .. lor•proflt acl\efne.
(~)0
e ICNXT ICBSI
8 KN8C (NBC) e KTLA (lllCl.1
.!<ABC CA8Cl
e KFMI CC8SI
8 104J·TV (lllCl.1 e 1<GST (AICI
• I( TTV (Incl ) •e l(COll'·TV (Ind.)
8 ICCl!T CPBI>
e ICOCE Cll'8Sl
I ,
(al Orl·TV
'll Z•TV
HBO
1:1 (Clnemu l
CWORI NY,.N Y ,
DJ IWT8S>
(I) .IESPN)
<SMwtlrneJ
• Soot11011t
• CC.bit Ntw• N1twor1')
.NoYA
"TermllH Anet Tell·
IC~" Or P"9lp Morrl-
aon, ptOf...ot Of ~
II M~ """"* of Ttef\llOIOQy, pr...ma I
OtOOIOCMM C(lfM!enttry
O!\ tl!I ""'" of ~ tlon.lflllO
ffi)MOVll:
• • • "looking For Mr.
Good bar" ( 1977) 0111ne
KHIOn. Tuesday Wekl A
aoctelly repruHc:I
schoolteacher a01ek1
e•cllement by ll8Qu1t111ing
llnglH bare and luring ver·
IOU• men ln1o on•nlglll
atanc:lt 'R'
1:30 0 tm) TOO CLOSE FOR
COMFORT
Monroe gels • plano 11uci..
on the 11e1r1 just .. Henry
Is tryl'IQ 10 get Muriel to
the hoapllel (RI
MOVIE
• • • • "Heartlanc:I"
(197111 Rip Torn, Conch11a
Feff-41. A courageous wtc:t-
ow Ilk•• her yoong daugh·
let acroes the pr elrlea In
lhe American wlld9me» ot
1910. 'PG'
10:00 f) CBS REPORTS
"'The GOiden lHI" Bill
Kurlll repor11 on ,,.,. po11.
tlea Involved In the markel·
i~ ol tobacco In Amertc.. uomcm NEWs
0 tmJ H.ART TO HART
The Harli become
lnvOlvec:t In a murder plol
lnvoMng Jonath1n'1 bull·
neu euoclat• white on
vecatlon In Hewlll (RI c;>
f» AMERICAN
DREAMERS
Severel reclplenll ol ,,.,.
Horetlo Alger ewarc:I lor
excellence In their llelc:lt.
1neludlng b ... ball grH t
Henry Aeron. pediatric
surgeon Or J .. ll• Tern-
berg enc:t New York Tl,,_
columnlal Jame9 Reston,
ere profiled.
'1!) HARO CHOICES
"Genetic Screening The
Ulllm•I• Preventallve
Mec:lletne?" The options ot
prenelal tasllng anc:I genet·
IC eounMllng enc:I h-
lhese testa have enected
p1ren11 of ehllc:lren with
genetic d1M8181 are ex•·
mined (RI
Cl) CIAClE Of' STARS
.. Engelbert Hun\pe(c:llnk"
{~MOVIE * • '"' "Adem'a Womer\''
(1972) Beau Bridget, JOhn
Miiia A wrongly lmprta-°'* Nllor ettempll to wtn
hi• retease by merrylng en
1n11uen1111 woman
OMOVll!
1t * * · All Nlglll long"
(19811 Gene Hackman.
Barbra SlrllH nd. Aller
betnQ c:temoled from CO<·
porete ext1CU11ve to ~n
store night manager. a
mkldle-llQ8d man's Rf•
etyle and 11a1uM ere !urned
~•down 'R'
10:15 CD CHAN.ES CffAMPUN
PAE8£NTS .••
10;30. INDEHN0£NT
NETWOAA NEWI
(Q)MOVIE * * '"' "Paplllon" C 11731 St-Mc~. Dustin
Hottman. A pair ol Oe\/H'•
1a1enc1 conYtcu apenc:1 1M1t
time pl8Mlng their MCBp8
MOVIE * * * "The Conleulon" ( tt7o) Yvea Montend.
Simone SlgtlOfel Artur
London'• forced con1-
11on al'ld Imprisonment
occur during '"'-eotnlml·
nlst l>UfQ! of 195 I
11:00 II D 8 Cll 9 a
N£W8 8 SATURDAY NIGHT
Holl flicNfd Benjamin
Guest ~le L" Jones Q YOU ASKED FOA IT
Featured: "DHth Comee
To A OvedeYll" and "Ell·
·~ OourtMI Worm•." m M'A'S•H
For 1 few deyt the '°17th
has no cuueltle9. t>ul
wM!l the llghllng ptd(s up,
11'1 back lo t>utlnMI H
usual
• IENNYHILL
Benny trlet to tllow that
HNlth SetVtcee lavon the
rich
fl) IUSINESS MPOAT GD OOOTOR IN THE
HOUSI!
A pellent -Michael ICH
•P!*enlneglec1
11:ao II ()) QUINCY
Oulooy dlacoV«• that 1
jel•M t hott-Ind her
New Yori! publlahet bolll
myalerlOully died of the
u~lllmenl.
D (l)TOHIGHT
Hoel· Johnny C.raon.
•@ AICNIWI
NIOHTlJNI
• MOYll
••• "Pllfmlealon To Kiii"
(1t?&) Ojfk 9o0¥Cll. Ava
G11dner. A Wlltttn IPY
e1temp11 to atymll 1111
lltlled IHdet'e Plan to
returl'I to hi• hotnellfld and
rally hi• people to ouet the
MW dlCIBIOr,
• THIJIFNMONI
GeotO-'• bOllllng Oii•
llltn "' troutlle with 1111 U110e1 -14. (Pllt1 2)
• LOYI. AMINCAH
ITYLI
"lOYe Md Tiit lllie ,..._
8'*111" A mllOnllr9 mn't
-to f11 !tie In..,. of
I~ Oln "LOY9 And
TM .... Tllrougl'I Miid"
• Llny cen·t k11111111 11111"9
-~~ ·~MO lllWI
I
aurprtawd l( ht-t.·omt· up w it
llOme more
"Ht• tukct> whut I cull u tangent
luok nt Vktorlon J1fo. It's not
twucl mt, huL !!lightly lo one ~ode
1'.:lit'h Rtm'y iK u1ually bu:wcl on
somt•thmg an Vlctorlun II((•."
T h 1.• 11\oric.•s are lll'l in thl•
m t d I IHH> II • j u II t u f l (' r l h l '
founding of Scutlanc! Yurd'11
C rim i n al I nvestigatio n
Dt•purtrnt•nt
"Cribb is ;.1 dour. lt•nuc·aous man
with o slightly wlckt•<.I llt'nsC' of
humor," the uttor itoy¥ of hltc
1·h a r actc r "l call ha m t hl·
Recloubwhll· St·r~1.·unt Cribb. Ile
has 8 ll•Vt>ling !it.'llSC' of humor.
"I Ccvl he's ex·army and that's
how he got into the polac.'l~ fort.'l'.
H<>'s too good nt his job, sq he
never gets promoted. He never
gets any credit for solving the
crime. It a lways goes lo has
superior."
TOBI TOPPERS
KNXT (2) 8:00 "Universe." WallC'r
Cronkite reports on occurre nces and
phenomena in th(• world or science.
K OCE (50) 8:00, KCET (28) 9:00 -
"Sergeant C ri bb." Scotland Y ard
detective suspects a n old man has fallen
victim to a marriage-for-profit scheme.
Sec story above.
KNXT (2) 10:00 -"The Golden L eaf."
Bill Kurtis looks at the politics involved in
the marketing or lobac.'CO in America.
K CET (28) 10 :00 -"Ame r ica n
Dream e r s." Severa l recipients of the
Horatio Alger Award for excellence in
their field are featured. See photo, left.
NOT NECE88ARIL Y
THE NEWS
Comedy sketches combine
with cl'9•1c mm enc:I n-•
IOOllQ• In en ollbHI,
1Bllrlc talle-ott
CS) ROMANCE: LOVE IN
THE DUNES
(Part 2)
0MOVIE * • "Knighlrklers • ( 198 ti
Ed Hauls, Gery LBfltl A
group ot bikers ride with I
trevel;ng ,_1 ... nce talr
end dlseover 1nat lh•
lc:teellllie struggle against
evil exists In modern times
alto 'R'
12:00 IJ ENTERTAINMENT
TONIGHT
"Safety In HOiiywood" A
look 11 safer ways lo lllm
1tunta and apectel ell..cll
(Part 2) 0 9 FAHTMY ISL.ANO
A wornlr'I Incl lier hu1b1nd
lnvHtlgete he< .. lher·s
dlsappeetance. and• cou
p19 1ry 10 r9'9Pt11t• thelt
N rly Clays IOQelher. (R)
G) MOVIE • * • "The Comic" ( 1961,
Ole« Van !¥le. Mic ......
L.. A laded tllflnl l1trr
at11 regelns leme wtleo hf
t>eglna making comlcll
....... lion COIM*'ciala
g) LOVE. AME.AICAN
STYLE
(C)MOVIE
"l unch Wagon" (1981)
Oick Ven Patten, Chuck
McCenn A lunch wegon
becomes the center ol the
mob'• attenllon when the
ownet• stumble uoon •
prlCeien di.monc:t 'R'
MOVIE * • "Cannonball Run"
( 1981) Burt Reynolc:la. Oom
OeLulM Verloue oc:lc:lblll
charecle<a compete In a
COllHO-COBll auto r-
'PG'
(S)MOVIE
* * "Hangar 18" ( 1980)
Oarren McOevln. Robert
Veughn. Retffrellefa et e
aecret gavwnment lnllll-
tatlon lnvullgal• lh•
CBUM of 8 Mlelllle'I aud•
c:ten d .. truc:tlon 'PG'
12:ao D Qt LATI! NIGHT wrrH
DAVID~AH
GUMll. com.dlan Paul
Mooney, critic CeMn Trll·
lln. 8 COUPLE8 ., LOVE. AMl!NCAN
8TYlE
1:008 MOVIE • • * "Up 11'1 Arm1"I1tU )
Denny K-ve. Olnlh snore
Alter I eoldler't glt'llrlend
llows eway on his alllp,
they ettempl to hide her
preeence from the colonel G> MOVll!
• • • "We're Ho Angela"
(1055) Humphr~ 8ogll1,
Aldo Rey ThrM etcaPed
convlcll like over 1
Frencfl ahop
(O)MOVIE
• • • • "Moec:ow Ooeen'I
hlleve In TMrs" (1980)
Vera Al•l'll ove, Ale11el
e111tov. Tiu" counlry
Qlrlt Wllh dllferent (loalt
enc:t Ylluel mo..,. to the blO
city to pur-thelt amt11-
11on1
(J)MOVIE ** "Fiona" (11180) Flone
Richmond, Al'ltl\Of'ly Steel
A no1or1oue -*' jour-
l'lalltt recount• lier outr ..
OffYI 1d .... 111ur.. with
t0tne 01 Europe'• IHdlnQ
~ ....
1:oe • ()) MCMll LNf a Wft
An old fie.me of tM Com•
~··. KCIW9d of
murdering twit huabllnc:t
(RI
1:100 MOVIE
11 * "B.S. I Love Ytlll"
( lt71) Pe1er KHlner.
Joanne Cemeron
tmJ NEWS
1:30 a a NBC NEWS
OVERNIGHT '
1:3& (C) MOVIE
• • • • "Rob•n And Mari-
an" ( 1978) SHn Connery.
Audrey Hepburn An Old«
Incl w.-Robin HC>Od
re1ums from b•ttle lo
Sherwood Foreet to
reclaim hll bltoved Meld
Merlan. who hes ent9fec:I •
convent and taken her
VOWi 'PG'
1~40 (tt) RACE FOR THE
PENNANT
Barry Tompkins and 'Tim
McCarver cover ell the
baMt lffdtng to the 1982
WO<ld Settel
rJ MOVll!
•• "Heart~ (111811
Andy Keulman, Bern•-
c:lette Peter1. In a world ol
Ille ,,..r future, two com·
merctal robota experience
1"9 viclUth>de• of llr•t .
love 'PG' 2:oom MOVIE
• • •'It "A RalSln In Tll8
SYn" (t9e11 Sidney POltter.
Cleudla McNeil Based on
the play by lorrelne Hana-
t>erry Attempting to b<elk
•-Y from IM+r Cl'owded
epartmenl In Chicago, a
blacti family move to an
all-whit• neighborhood
OMOVIE * • * "Looking F0< Mr
Goodber" ( t9771 Olene
l<N lon, Tueedly Weld. A
1octa11y repr•H•c:I
achoolteecher •••kt
uct1emen1 by !Tequentlng
llnglea bars enc:t lurlng var-
ious men 1n10 ~·night
1181\c:ll 'R'
2:10 MOVIE * * * "FOUi Pley" I 1078)
Goldie Hewn. Che vy
Chase A flbrarlan enll11s
lhe aid ol an tnec>t pollce
c:lelectlve a lter ah•
bllComeS Involved In •
l>lrarr• terlea of murders
1nd kidnapping a11emp11
2:30 NEWS MOVIE
• • "The Nin• uves Of
F'rlu The Cet" ( 197') Anl·
m.ted Volcel of Skip Hin·
net11, ~ RoM 'R'
2:'°90 NEWS
S:008 MOVIE
"A Touch Of The Sun"
( lt58) Dennie Price,
Frankie H-d A holll
porter m•IWIQM 10 get
hlmaefl fired only to reallu
lh•t he llU Inherited the
hotel
MOVIE
• • • !h "&flan's Song"
(19711 Jamee Cun. &my
Dee Wiiiiams Two football
pleyetl llllf• • r•r• ftletld-
llllp untH cane« clalma
one of lhem
a:t08 MOVIE * * "Skim Money ( t075)
Jet:llle ~, George
Gob4tt A reporle< tearch-
lng for 11orlu get•
Involved In meny c18nget •
out lltuatlons.. s:ao ~MOVll • • * • "Aa1homon"
( 1950) Mechllo Kyo,
T otnlro Mtlune. Through 1
..,... of llutlbaclca, en
elghth.cientury J•PttneH
woodcutter recO\ll'ltl hi.
-.ion of e r~
to a Buddllltt P'lll\ lf'd •
llf'Vtnt.
4:00 (%) MOV• * *' * "T 118 Tlllftv•NIM
Alan Dohie· 1,lny!'!
. t·otland Yard
de lcclivc Sergeant
Cribb in Victorinn·t~ru
e pi ode• of "Myst •ry"
to night on KOCE
(50), KCET (28).
Steps" C 1g141 Roblri Pow·
ell, David Warner A men
blcC>rn81 the querry ol
bolh the pollce and •
secret group ol foreign
agent• operallng In Eng.
lend wrien he 11 framed for
a 1tranger'a murdw 'PG'
•:05 111 MOVIE * • * "Lootc1ng For Mr
Goodber" ( 19771 Diane
Keaton. Tuesday Walc:I. A
1oct1lly raprenec:I
1choo1teacher 1eek1
excitement by frequenting
stngl•• bars and luring var.
lou1 men Into one-night
s1enc:11 'R'
4: 15 t_S) STRAWBERRY ICE
Otymplc medell111 Toiler
Cran11on anc:t Peggy Flam-
ing 1111 in an enchanting
figure akallng extrevagan.
UI
0MOVIE * * '• "American Gigolo" ( 19801 Ridlarc:t Gere. Lau·
ren Hutton. A e.vetly Hlll1
glgolo.blcomea the prime
auspect In 1 murder tnve1-
11ga11on 'R'
4:30 m MOVIE
* • "Bury Me Oeed"
(1947) Mark Oenleta. June
Loclthlfl A wHlthy young
g111 marked lor ••le<min•·
lion ep~ra al her own
lunerel.
4:358 18PY
Wt-dne•day•s
Doy• ime 1ffo.,lf"•
8:00 0 * * "Agency" (1981)
Robert Mitchum. Lee
Majors The MW h98d ol a
ma!Of Ameriean 9dvertl1-
lng firm uNS a Chlldren'a
bre1klas1 drink campaign
to transmll 1ublfmlnel
pollllcal ~llBQN 'R'
8:30 Cl) • * '"' "Morocco" (19301 Gary Cooper, Mat·
lene Oletrieh A women la
forced 10 ChOOe8 be'-'
lh• wealth and polMl-
llona that on• man onera
encl lhe tove thel another
01111<1
t:SO m * * *'It "The Little
PrlnGelB" ( 1939) Shifley
Temple. Richard Gretl<le A
Uttle girl ol Ille VICtorlan
et• goes from raga to
rlCl\eS 0 * "Slarcralll" ( 11170)
M1r1oe Gorlner. Christo-
ph« Plummer To protect
the kingdom ol lhe Ernper· °'· apace 11e<oln• Stella
Star anc:I ace navigetor
Akton comb the galaxy tn
Match of evlt Count Zatlh
Arn's hlc:lc:len latr 'PG'
10:00 c:c'l * * *YI "The Hanging
Tr"" (19501 Gary Cooper.
Marla Schell A c:loclor lilllt
a man while reteulng a girl
anc:1 11 almost lynched by•
drunkenmOb
• • '"' "Tullpa" ( 111811
Gabl Kepten. Bernec:tette
Peters When he fall• In
love. • eulclc:let min trlee to
canoe! th• c:onlrecl he put
out on hlmaell
• * "At:11on Of The
Tlger" ( 1957) Van John-
son, Martine C110I. An
American ed Yenturer's
path Cl'OSMI 1hat of •
;.'_!morou• female
10:30 (.1) * * "Riche1d'e
Things" ( 1081) llv
Ullmann, Amend• Red-
man ·R'
11:00 "' • * • "0u11and"
(19811 SH n Connery,
Petllf Boyle. A ~ mar·
ehel fn""llgltN a rull OI
myslerlou• death• within •
mining colony on one ot
Juptler'• moon• 'R'
11:30 * ••11 "He.clll'I' For
Broadwey" (1080) Ru
Smith, VMen ""°· F04Jf
young, tale nted and
acered performers go to
New Yortl City 10 auc:IHlon
for a 8rOldwey tf\OW 'PG'
12:00 0 • * "The Romanik:
Age" ( 19501 Hugh Wff•
Mama. Mii zauerllng. A
eoplllallcaled girl ctllfMI
hef' mlddle4Qld 1..cner. • *** "TheCoun· terf•t Treltor" ( tH2) Wll-
Uam Hold4ltl. Liiii Palmer
The Brtllan goyernmenl
bleckmlils a neturallaed
Swede Into becoming 1
apy aoatnsl the Nade dur· '!'ii Worid Wf/11 11 ~. * ....... .,..,, .•
SOng" (1871) Jamel Clll'I.
alily OM Wllllama. Two
IOO!blll pit~ "*9 I
rere lrltrlcttHP lllltll etncer
C'llm• oM of ""'" ti:" CJ)•*• "ta In Ttle
ltllde" ( •tfl) ,...., '°""
c:ta . Warren O•t••·
Thoughl8 ot murder lnt•t·
vi ne when an enterprising
driller lnvedee lhe bull-
neaa territory ol ' veter•n
lllhlng guide In lhe Fl0<lc:la
Keya
12:30 m * * * "HtwaU" (Petl
21 ( tt661 Julie Andtewa,
Ricnard Harris A mlaaton·
ery trlet to change Ille
Hewellana· cuttoma. but
II~ anc:I hit wlfe'a c:leelh
change him Instead
($)••"The Blue
Lagoon" (1980) Brooke
Shlelc:ts, Chrlatophlf
Atkin•. Two caat-ay Ghil·
dren grow to •d~
on • remote, South Peollki
ltlanc:I and ••l*lence lhe
PBnot ol llrll IOY9 'A'
1:00"' •• 'It "The NOflh AY•
nue trregulara" (19791
Edwerc:I Herrmann, Barbi ·
re Harris The new mlnlllet
In • lmlfl town organlz" •
group ol dotty women In
hi• congregation to atop
Ille llO'<lr of churcn func:ta to
1:11m1na11 ·a·
1:30 CCJ • • • "Altptanel"
( 10801 Rot>erl Hays. Julie
Hegerty Alter en eJt11ner'1
Cf-falls to loocl poison-
ing, • nervoo1 tormer .,..,
pilot Is pr"MCI Into ter·
vice and mu11 contend
with on-b<>etd hysterle, •
H<:retl,.. control towe•
enc:t CltC"9· Mtec:I memot ...
'PG'
2:00 (l) * * * .... "The Wey We
Were·· ( 1973) Barbra
Sire.sand, Robert RllCllO<c:I
A young college couple In
the 1930t discover that
their po1111e11 dlnerences •r• llrong enough to je0p-
arc:l11• their marriage
3:00 (bJ * * * "ROltercoaatllf"
(t077) George Segal. Tim·
Othy Bottoms A 1Bfe1y
Inspector desperately
111empts to llnc:I the u tO<·
tlonltt who 11 plentlng
homemade e~vea In
Ametlc1'1 le8<ling lmUM-
menl parka 'PG' 0 ** "Agency"(11181)
Robert Mitchum, LH
M1J0<s The new heed ot 1
major American ec:tvertla-
'"11 firm UHS • Children·1
brNklaat drink campaign
to 1ransml1 subllmlnal
poltuc.t mlllllQM. 'R'
4:000 **'~"Roed ToSlll
na" (1971) Mlmsy Farmer,
Robert Walkef'. A hancl-
1om e hitchhiker
encounters 1 lonely young
woman at a c:leeolate roec:I·
llde cal• In Mexico
(.C) • • "l anc:t Of The
FrM" (1170) Robert Culp.
Blltges& Meredith A IU._
j)IClec:I spy help• • boy
looll lor his lalhet during
the war ol ta 12
*•"Young Anc:I Fr""
( 1179) Erik l.8r1«1, K•th
larMn A young Mormon
bOy lllCQ meny test• u he
•pproachu edulthooc:I
'PG'
••·~"Morocco"
('9301 Gery Cooper, Mar.
lene Oletrlch A -an la
forced 10 chooM ~
lhe -11th I nd ~
llons that one man otters
and lhe love thel anolher
olfert.
4:30 lilt * 111 "Rock 'N' Roll
High Scrloot" (1970) P J
Soles, Vincent van P11ten.
A budding aongwrller II
Vll'IC8 Lombardi High 1"*9
to gel the R-to
tecofc:I her music wtllle her
equally arnblllOU• friend
pu-the 8dloOI heart·
tl\tob.'PO'
6:00 • • "file Kid From
NOl·So-Blg" (11178) Jen.
nfler Mc:Allltter. R?Oert
Vlhelo. A 12-..... -o4<1 girl
flnc:I• hetMll In and out of
trouble wfllle running the
town newspaper
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)>hilad e lphia's Steve Carlton becam e the first 2 0 -game winner
~n the majors Monday night with a 2-0 victor y over the
t . Louis Cardinals.
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A good ribbing
,That's what Lynn gives Chicago
C HICAGO (AP) Angels Ma nager Gene
Mauch st'Cmcd genuinely surprised when he was
told that the Kan.'48s City Royals who must lose if
his Angels are to gain ground toward a dav~slon title
were pounding Seattle.
"Is that raghi.? I didn't know that," Mauch told
rt-porters following California's 6-4 win over the
Chicago White Sox. And furthermore. he said
politely, ''I'm really not Interested In it."
Despite their fourth straight victory, the
Angels remained a game back of t he Royals, who
embarrassed the Mariners behind Vida Blue's onc-
hltter.
"This was a game that had to be won, and it
was won," Mauch said . ''We don't care what
anybody 'else does. For this dub, every game is the
last game of the season ."
That's pretty ruuch how Ch icago Manager
Tony LaRussa has it figun:d. too. Despite dropping
to 51/i games behind the Royals and 41/i behind the
Angels, he says he is still hopeful that the White
Sox will rebound on the heels of two straight losses.
Mauch seemed to revt?I in the trl11mph.
"I'm having a heckuva time," he said. "Anyone
who doesn 't enjoy this game is crazy."
Sore-ribbed Fred L ynn gave his manager
enough to cheer about, coming off the bench to
stroke a game-winning hit in the seventh inning.
"Does it hurt when I swing?" he asked. "'Only
when I miss."
In two pinch-hit appearances si nce injuring
him.self crashing into an outfield wall in Detroit
recently, Lynn has won both games with his bat.
"Freddie Lynn has taken two swings In two
weeks, and won games each time," said Mauch. "l'U
tell you. there's not many Freddie Lynns.''
Despite h is success, Lynn does not see himself
breaking the starting lineup soon.
"I don't sec my starting any of these games
here (in Chicago). Progress is so slow," he said after
the Angels won their fourth straight game. "I'm
American League Weit
w L Pct. GB
Kansas City 81 61 .570
Angela 80 62 .563 1
Chicago 76 65 .539 4'12
OAMES REMAINING
KANSAS CITY (21) HOME ( 11) Sept 14, 1!1, 16, Seatlle,
Sepl 27 28. 29, Angels, Sep! 30, Oct 1, 2. 3. Oakland AWAY
(II) Sept 17, 18, 111, Minnesota, Seqt 20. 21, 22, Anoeta. Sept 24, 25. 26, Oakland
ANGELS (20) HOME (6) Sep1 20. 21. 22. Kensas Clly,
Oc1 I, 2, 3, Texu AWAY (14) Sepl 14, I!>, Chicago, S.p1 16,
17, 111, 111, TOfonlo, Sept 23, 24, 25. 26. Texas, S8'>t 27, 28. 29 Kansas Ctty
CHICAGO (2 tl HOME (14) Sept 14, 15, Ange41, Sepl
16, 17. 18. 19. Oakland, Sept 24. 25. 26. Mlnneso10, Sept 27
(2), 28. 29. Seanle AWAY (7) Sept 20. 21. 22. 23, Seattle, Oct
•. 2. 3. Minnesota
pomtmg toward the Kansas Caty sertc.>S"
T~at series begins Sept. 20. when the Angels
return home from the current seven-game road
swing.
Until then, it 'll be s pot pinch-hitting
appearances, which Lynn says he doesn't really
enjoy.
"I'm not very good coming off the bench. And
I get nervous when I'm pinch hitting, more nervous
than usual when I'm at bat," he said. ''Pinch hitting
is a one -shot deal. You're not up there to waJk,
you're up there to drive m a r un."
Lynn's heroics capped a seventh-inning rally
that highlighted the contest between American
League West contenders.
Doug DeCinces started the raJly with a single
off Kevin Hickey, 4-3. who took the loss in rehef.
Reliever Salome Barojas then surrendered a single
to pinch -hitter Bobby Grich and another to Lynn,
which right fielder Harold Baines misplayed for an
error, allowing both runners to score.
Marathon • Will puts Dodgers on top Who'll lead
the Pirates
in opener?
.
: LOS ANGELES (AP) -Quite a bat ~as been written and said about the National League West
· mering nvalry be tween the San
go Padres a n d the Los Angeles
gers, what with all the name-calling
and beanball charges and "hotdoggmg''
accusations this season.
Dodger•
Atlanta
W L Pct. GB
8 1 64 .559
80 64 .556
GAMES REMAINIHO : So much so, the umpires reportedly
tnet with both managers before their
aeries opened Monday night at Dodger
Stadium, with instructions to forget the
t ough stuff and just play ball.
ATLANTA ( 19) -HOME (6) Sept 14 15.
Hooaton, S.Ot 24, 25. 211, San Diego 'AWAY 13
Saot. 17, 18, 111. Clnclnn1t1, Sept 20, 21 22.
Hooston; Sept 27. 28, San FrenclllCO, Sept 29.
30. Dodg9<a, Oct 1, 2. 3, San Diego.
DODGERS ( 18) HOME ( 13) Sept 14. 15, • Well, play ball they did. 5 hours, 20
m inute s worth. before the Dodgers
finally won. 4-3, on Steve Garvey's
~w~out homer m the bottom of the 16th
Jnnmg.
• And with the victory, their fourth in a
row' the Dodgers once more managed to
~uirm in front of Atlanta and regain
t irst place m the National League West.
albeit by only a half-game.
San Oteoo. Sept. 17, 18. 111, Houston, Sept 24,
25. 26. ~an Francisco; Sept 27, 28, Cincinnati.
Sept. 29, 30, Allanta AWAY (5): Sept 21, 22.
San Olag<>: Oct 1, 2, 3. San Frenc:ltco
a little giddy," said Garvl.'y who
produced his 15th run batted in m his
last eight games. and none any more
tamely.
"I was so happy when it was hnally
over," Garvey said. shaking hls head.
, ''After the 13th or 14th inning, you get So were the people keeping score.
Bradshaw's the star
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a Dallas rerun •• ID ,
fie sparks S t eelers' 36-28 vic tory
' ; IRVING, Texas (AP) -It was
:like a rerun of an old movie. Call
't the Pittsburgh-Dallas story.
)ltarring Terry Bradshaw.
: For want of a better title, call it
,"To Kill A Cowboy." The Steeler
. ~uarterback had been the spoiler
~or the Cowboys in two Super
!Bowls during the 1970s plus two
-0ther regular-season games.
, Brads haw prove d Monday
'night he hasn't lost his magic
:touch against the Cowboys by
:t hrowing three touchdown
:passes in a 36-28 victory that
:Sto pped Dallas' reco rd of :Na ti on a 1 Foot ba 11 League
:Opening triumphs at 17.
: The co -stars were wide
1eceivers Jim Smith and J ohn
Stallworth, who terrorized the
1.Dallas secondary, and cornerback
\Dennis Thurman in particular. ! "We have two different styles
!Of play," said Stallw orth. "We
ia re a ph y's1 c al team . T h e I •Cowboys are geared to finesse.
:They try to confuse you. W e
!believe that when those two
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lROGERS OUT,
!RICARDO IN?
: NEW ORLEANS (AP)
peorge Rogers, leading rusher in
it-he National Football League last
.euon, will be sidelined for up to ~our weekJ with a hamstring
pull, New Orleans Sa1nts Coach
1 ~m Phillipa said Monday. l . Th e Saints also lost rookie
ilUCker Morron Andersen for up
o pposi n g fo r ces c lash, the
physical team will win."
He also n o t ed that the
Cowboys' highly publicized
victory streak helped arouse the
Steelers.
"We were up for the game, of
course. We knew they had that
big winning streak . . . we had
been hearing about THAT all
week."
Stallworth bedazzled
Thurman. c.atching seven passes
fo r 1 37 ya rd s a nd one
touchdown. an 8-yarder.
S m ith caught two scoring
passes, inc luding on e over
Thurman.
"They (the Cowboys) ar e a
great team and we are not," said
Bradshaw. "W e needed this
victory. It was more important to
us than it was to them."
Dallas led Pittsburgh 14-13 at
halftime but saw the game slip
away after rookie Keith Willis
blocked Dallas quart e r back
Danny White's punt in the third
quarter. '
He had four touchdown passes
but the blocked punt and two
interceptions killed the team that
had never lost a regular season
game in T e xas Stadium ( 18
games) with Whit e at
quarterback .
Asked whether the Steeler
game plan targeted Thurman,
Stallworth said, "We don't ever
have a game plan aJmed at one
special guy . W e look at
ten dencies not Individuals. It may_ h,ave looked like we were
picking on Thurman but. we were
not <x>Ndous of dolng that."
The two clubs paraded out JUSt about
Pverybody, 50 players in all , only one
short of the major league record for
manpowl•r
The Dodgers used 28 players. the
Padres 22.
It was the Dodgers' 28th player, Jerry
Reuss, 16-10, who started just two days
earlier, who got the win, and it was San
Diego's 22nd player, Chris Welsh . 8-7,
who absorbed the loss
Reuss has r elieved only twice this
season and won both games, the
21 -inning marath on in C h icago in
August. a nd Monday night. Tuesday
morning. actuaUy. The game ended at
12:58 a .m .
Reuss was the Dodgers' eighth pitcher.
The Dodgers managed to strand
runners in JUSt about every inrung, 17 in
all. The Padres were just as punched out,
leaving 14 on base.
The Dodgers' bulJpen did a splendid
job, especially Terry Forster who arrived
in the 10th inning with a runner on third
and no one out and escaped. The Padres
then left two on in the 11th, 12th and
14th innings, and the bases loaded in the
16th.
Dave Stewart, the seventh pitcher,
worked four innings. three times leaving
the tie -breaking run in scoring position.
Finally Reuss, who started and won
only two days earlier, got in there and
came away with his 16th win.
. San Diego's Joe Lefebvre. who earlier
was struck in the helmet by a pitch
during a game with the Dodgers,
managed some revenge with a two-run
homer in t he third inning. After that
starter Bob Welch retired 16 consecutive
Padres.
In the second game of the series
tonight, Fernando Valenzuela, 17-12.
starts for Los Angeles. Eric Show, 10-4.
for San Diego.
~ five weeka with an ankle
rain. Phillips said. He said
teran Benny Ricardo, given his
leaae during preseaaon, waa a
tential can didate to replace
~eraen.
Willlt' punt block aet up Frank
Pollard's one-yard touchdown
run and the Steelers jumped
ahead 20-14.
"The b locked punt was bad
Judgment on my part," Whit•
aid.
Piu1burgh'1 Fred Bohannon (23) retum1 the opening kickoff
againll Dalla1 Monday night. He fumbled a few teeonda later
and the Cowboy1 reco•ered. teelen recovered, too, 36-28.
BY CURT SEEDEN
O(the Dallr Piiot Staff
Orange Coast College's first
offensive p lay from scrimmage
Friday night in the Pirates'.
opener with Palomar should be
laced with plenty of mystery.
The main ques tion t o be
answered w he n the two teams
open the community college
football season on the OCC field •
at 7:30 Is who'll trot out to the
huddle to direct the Pirates'
offense.
Sophomore quarterback Clay
Tucker. you might recall , broke
the fibula in his right ankle
several weeks ago, and up until
last Friday had a wardrobe that
included a knee-high cast.
THE CAST is ofr today, but
that d oesn 't mean Coast's
offensive cast will star Tucker
fiiday mght.
"I'm not sure if Clay will be
able to go in our opener or not,"
admits OCC Coach Dick Tucker,
Clay's father. "His ankle as
completely heaJ~. but if he's still
hobbled I'm not going to rush it.
If he is ready to go. we'll use
him."
That sounds pretty simple, but
that's because Tucker had
freshman Greg Denham to fall
back on if his son wasn't ready .
The key word here is "had."
·Denham apparently pulled a
muscle in his upper thigh
Saturday in the Pirates'
scrimmage with Citrus. He didn't
work out Monday.
Denham probably would have
been, and maybe still will be an
adequate replacement for Tucker
if he's needed Friday -and If
he's well.
THE 5·11, 185-pounder played
high school ball at Palos Verdes
and was an All-South Bay
League performer in both h is
junior and senior years.
Reports from the OCC practice
field have Tucker throwing
bette r than e ver . probably
'., ..... ,se h e d evelo ped h ls i1(~~ . .PIRATEs p ··'-n .. throwing • •ce C%>
SEURER ENTERS
INNOCENT PLEA
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) -A
lawyer for University of Kansas
q u arterback Frank Seurer
enteted a plea of Innocent
Monday In Lawrence Municipal
Court on behall of Seurer, who la
charged with battery atenunina
from an Aug. 28 incident at a bar.
Seurer, 20, a former Edison
High aW\dout. is charpd with
1triking Steven RobllllOn, 27, a
KU aenJor from Wlchli., ln the
face aft.er Robinaon tried to bl-..k
up a f.laht at Off-The-Wall Hall,
a downtown t..aw~nce bar.
, .
• Orang• Co11t DAILY PILOT/Tue1d1y, 81ptember 1~. 1882
Donahue: Revenge motivates B_adgei:-s
~ tht•lr win ovl!r Lonu Bench St tc. It
shouldn't w mt• w. rnut·h of u 11urprh.c:•
LOS ANOJt~LES (AP) 'l'ht• wuy
UCLA Cout:h 1'urry l>nnuhuc• ill't'll It,
Wlaconaln htuc 11 ••urt• lo Ht•lllL• wllh hill
Brulna.
"We hllve pla).'cd wel l ugulna1t
Wl.K'Onain and I think that'ti be<>n u lhorn
1n Wisconsin 's side,'' Donahue said
Monday at his weekly meeting with
reporters . "I think they'll make a
supreme effort against our team , I've
been told that. They really would finally
like lo beat UCLA, they'll be excited for us.··
The 14th-ranked Bruins f acL• the
Badgers this Saturday in the second
game of the season for both teams. A
sellout crowd of more than 79,000 is
expected to attend the non-conference
LB State's Hart
listed as serious
From AP dispatches
PASADENA -Long Beach
St.at.e defensive back Todd Hart, who
suUered a broken neck late in the
third quarter of the 49ers' season-
cont t at t:amp Rondull St dlum In
Madl10n.
UCLA and Wllconaln havf' playf'd In
uach of the lWlt thrt't' y~an, with the
Brull\ll wanning hunt.lily t<Uc:h Unu', by
acore. ot 37-12. 3~ 0 imcJ 31 13.
While the BrulM Wf'!'C bre<>ting to a
41-10 victory over Long Beach St.aw la.st
Saturday, the Badgc•rs wen~ loslng a
hard-fought 20-9 decision to 10th-ranked
Mich igan before a crowd of 104,932 at
Ann Arbor, Mich.
"Wisconsin is absolutely huge In lhl'
offensive line and they're not small on
defense, either ," said Donahue. "They
certainly didn't make a bad showing at
Mich igan. They had chances to win the
game. ·
"Based on the comm<!nts by Michigan
Coach Bo Schembechlcr that I read,
Wl1C'Onaln UI probably better than It Wu.til
lut ye.r. And they went to 1.1 bowl goml'
I.all. yHr."
'J'hr Budgf'ra a rt• con1tn.i urt 11 7-:\
st.>uon Includin g a 2H -4! 1 IOHli lu
Tcnncasc·c an the Gurd(•n Stat<-Bowl
UCLA wus 7 4-1 11 )l'l.lr ugo induding o
33· 14 11*1 to Mlchls •m In tho 81uPbonnc·t
Bowl.
"~verybody reallzca what 1.1 tough
football gwne we'U oo In," suld Donuhut"
It's hard Ul play on thu rc>ad. and tht'y'rc
o much bigger team than w e ar<>. I think
It'll be a great game. "You'll sec the bull
in the air a lot by both teams."
The latter statement isn't onl' thut
many UCLA followera who have callLod
Donahue too conservative In the past
would expect him to make. But since the
Bruins put the ball In the air 37 times in
Blue's one-hitter sinks Mariners
Veteran left-hander Vida Blue a
tossed a one-hitter Mondar night for
his fourth straight win as the Kansas
City Royals rolled to an 8-0 victory
over Seattle to maintain their one-game lead
over the Angels in the American League West.
Blue, backed b.y a 17-hit attac k , held the
Mariners h itless until Bobby Brown lined a
two-out single i n the sixth inning ...
Elsewhere, Ron Hassey
belted a home run in the 11th
inning, lifting Cleveland to a
4-3 victory over Boston and a
sweep of a d ouble-header
with the Red Sox. In the
opener, E d Whitson defeated
Boston 3-1 for the second time
in a week. H e n eed ed
eighth-inning r elief h e lp
from Dan Splllner. . ..
openi ng 41 -10 loss to UCLA last weekend.
remained in serious condition at Huntington
Memorial Hospital on Tuesday, a hospital
spokeswoman said.
M.UE• Rich Dauerfs sacrifice fly
snapped a 6-6 tie and lifted Baltimore to an 8-7
victory over the New York Yankees. With the
victory. the Orioles are now just two games
behind AL East leader Milwaukee . . . The
Brewers were victims of Lance Parrish's two-
run homer in the 11th inning in Detroit as the
Tigers scored a come-from-behind 4-3 victory.
Earlier in the game, Gorman Thomas hammered
his 35th homer of the season -tops in the
American League . . . Al Williams and Ron
Davis combined to pitch a shutout, and Tom
Brunansky homered to spark Minnesota to a 2-0
victory over Texas . . . Minnesota outfielder
Gary Ward who batted .407 last wee k, was
named the AL Player of the Wf'Ck.
Hart, 19, who has been in the hospital's
intensive care unit since being injured, has
feeling in his arms and le~ but can't move from
the neck down, according to Kay Murphy, the
hospital's director of public a ffairs.
Murphy said the extent of the damage to
Hart's cervical vertebrae remained unclear. She
added that until swelling subsides, the extent of
paralysis can't be determined.
"You ulww)'• i.akc udvunt.ugc.l of the
mutnlul you h&iv t• on hund ," auld
Do11uhUl' ''ln tht• pai.t. I've.• dont• what I
thouutn we: could dn bl•st with the•
JX'fMm rwl we.• hud.
"l really don't think th<>rc"11 hl't·n o
rudkul change from the past. I don't
think l 'w c:hanged. We've had some
great running backs at UCLA since I've
been here. If Freeman Mc:Ncll was h ere
now, w(•'d line up in the l-tormaUon and
pound away. Freeman wa!I a grt-at
back."
Donahue pointed out that tdnce he
became head coach of the Bruins prior to
tht' 1976 season, among the running
backs h<''s had at his disposal have been
McNeil, Wendell T yler, Thcotls Brown. T erry Donahue
AP Wlr.photo
Wyatt and Susan Harl, the paren ts of the
6-0, 165-pound sophomore from San Juan
Capistrano, have been with their son since he
was injured and will remain a t his bedside for as
long as possible, Murphy said.
Hart, a forme r Servile High star. was
injured late in the third qua rter of last
Saturday's game at the Roese Bowl when he
collided with temmate Darrell Pattillo and
UCLA's Jojo Townsell.
Baseball today
On this date in baseball in 1968:
Willie Horton drilled a ninth-inning RBI
single over the head of Oak.land left fielder
Jim Gosger to give the Tigers a 5-4 victory
over the A's -and enables Tigers ace
Denny McLain to become the major
leagues' first 30-game winner since St.
Louis' Dizzy Dean did it in 1934.
Franco H arris picks up eight of his l 03 yards against Dallas
Monday night in Pittsburgh 's 36-28 victory.
Quote of the day
"I'm the Rodney Dangerfield of milers
-I don't get any respect." -Tom Byers,
winner of the FiClh Avenue Mile, whose
previous reputation was that of a "rabbit,"
a runner who runs out Cront to set the pace
for the rest of the runners.
Nlekro, Astros beat Niekro, Braves
Harry Spillmao's two-run triple a
highlighted a three-run eighth inning
as the Houston Astros came back to
beat the Atlanta Braves 5-3 Monday .
night in National League baseball action. Right-
hander Joe Niekro beat brother Phil and now
has a one-J;!ame lead in their career matchups
. . . In other games, Jody Davis a n d Jay
Johnstone each slammed two-run homers to back
the combined six-hit pitching
of Allen Ripley and Wiiiie
Hernandei as the Chicago
Cubs defeated Pittsburgh 7-3
. . . Steve Carlton became
the first 20-game winner in
the major leagues and hit a
home run as well to lead
Philadelphia to a 2-0 victory
over St. Louis. The Phillies
took over first plat:e in the
'· N1U110 National League East with
the win Pinch-hitter Cesar Cedeno hit a
two-out, two-run single in the 11th inning.
cracking a 3-3 tie, to lift Cincinnati to a 5-4
triumph over San Francisco. The Giants blew a
3-0 lead in the eighth inning. The Giants loaded
the bases in both the ninth and 10th innings but
couldn't come up with the clutch RBI hit
... F o rmer Dodger Glenn Burke, said
Monday t hat h e Jived a double life as a
homosexual while playing in the major leagues.
Burke, appearing on the Today show on NBC,
said it was not difficult to combine his baseball
career and hill life in the gay community.
On this date in 1951:
St. Louis Browns rookie Bob Niemann
slugged home runs against the Boston Red
Sox in each of his first two major league
at-bats.
On this date ln 1923:
Boston Red Sox first baseman George
Burns pulled off an UnaMist.ed triple play
against Cleveland.
Today's birthdays:
San Diego Padres broadcaster Jerry
Coleman, the most Valuable Player in the
1950 World Serles while with the New
York Yankees, is 58. Montreal Manager
Jim Fanning is 55. Montreal outfielder Tim
Wallach is 24 .
Players making big mistake -Rozelle
Nationa l F ootball Lea gue •
Commissioner Pe t e Rozelle said
Monday that players are "making a
big mistake" if they think a strike will
get them a percentage of the owners' gross
revenues, which is the focal point of the players'
contract demands . . . Detroit Coach Monte
Clark extended the suspensions of kicker Eddie
Murray and punter Tom Stladany for another
week following a meeting with the two players.
Both players had walked out of the Lions' camp
just days before Detroit's season opener with
the Chicago Bears . . . Arizona State's Paul
Moyer, a senior from Villa Park, w~ named
Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Week. Moyer had
11 tackles against Utah.
Television. radio
TV: No eventa acheduled.
RADIO: Baaeball -Angels at Chicago, 5:30
p.m .. KMPC (710); San Diego at Dodgers, 7:30
p.m., KABC (790).
Washington
ranked No. 1
From AP dllpatches
STEVE BRAZA8
Newport Harbor High
It's not oft.en that a Player of the Week is provided by a
team which didn't finish on top, but Newport Harbor's Steve
Braz.as isn't a player w ho comes along too often, either.
For the first time in its history,
the University of Washington is
the No. l team in college football.
The Huskies replaced Pitt at
the top of The Amodaied Press
p<>U Monday, while Florida also
Jumped to its highest ranking
eve r -fifth place -and the
Oklahoma Sooners became the
tint c&1uahy of the season,
dropping out ol the Top 20 aft.er
lqeing to West Virginia .
The 6-3. 197-pound junior was a virtual on e-man
wrecking crew for the Sailors in their 1982 football opener
Friday against Orange County's top.
rated Marina Vikings. and al.though
the Sailors came up one play short
(Erle Karman'• 37-yard field goal
with four seconds left), Braz.as' play
was an eye opener.
The big Sailors' taUback rushed for
a 4.3-yards per carry averag~ against
Marina's beefy and talented defense
and caught five pasaes for 30 yards.
It was his four-yard dash around
the le ft aide for a touc hdown,
followed by hla two-point burst over
Jeh tackle which gave the underdog
Sailors an 8-7 lead with 1:51 left in
the game.
He is al.a the t.eam'a punter and booted five for a.n
average ol 39.2 yarda, lncludlng a 60-yarder.
At middle linebacker he waa credited with aix tackJes, but
hia coach• th<>Ught It just another game for him.
"That wun't really hla be-st," aayt uaiatant coach Bucko
Shaw.
Pitt and Washington had been
1-2 In the preseason and first
regular-season polls. But the
Huaklea vaulted over the
Pantheni by 1wamplng Texas-El
Paao M -0, while Pi\t waa posting
a sloppily ~layed 7 -6 triumph
over North Qu-olina.
Waahlfll10n, which had never
been higher than third since the
AP rating• beaan I n 1936,
received 28 fint-place votes and
1.132 of a poeelble l ,200 polnta
from a nationwide panel of 60
1porta w rlten and 1port1Caaiers.
Pitt totaled 18 fint-place .,_llote
and 1,078 polnta.
PIRATES AWAIT OPENER .
From Page C1
with the cast on his leg.
Coast train<.'r L eon S kc1t'
added that Tucke r's ankle was
probably twice as strong Monday
as it was Sunday In short, it's
healing in a hurry.
"H is status against Palomar
may be questionable, but I think
he stands a very good chance of
playing in ou r second game
against Saddleback," the elder
Tucker says.
At an y rate. the Palomar-
Orange Coast matchup t h is
season figures to generate a little
more offense thLS year.
Pla ye d o n a 95-degrcc
a fternoon in Vista. the 1981
opener between the two teams
produced just one touchdown -
tha t a Tucke r -to-Mike Roney
pass with 3:18 remaining in the
contest. It gave the Bucs a 7-3
victory.
"I expect a lot more scoring
Friday n ight,'' Tucker says.
"Last year , it seem ed bot h
offenses were stifled by the heat.
It was easily more than 100
degrees on the field. I think both
squads are better this year, and I
think the two offensive units will
have success at moving the ball."
* * * The followmg night at OCC.
Golden W est College and
Saddleback will make their 1982
debuts where the quar terback
situation 1s settled for one school
and a very big question mark at
the other.
Golden W est Coach R ay
Shackleford was still undecided
Mo nday on h is starte r . It's
narro w e d down t o Adam
Gragnano (Cypress High). Art
Maytorena (ex.Orange Coast)
a nd D a rr y l Du c h arm e
(Huntington Beach High).
"All three quarterbacks threw
the ball well in our scrimmage
(wit h Ea s t Los Angele s
Saturday). "We always go into
scrimmages with o ur main
objective lo evaluate players as
NFL standings
• •
individuals and get them on
film." ShackJeford says. ,
"Overall, it was a real good,
scnmmage. We're ready to start:
the season," Shackleford says.:
"Oe ft'nsively. there a re s till;
ques ti o n s t o b e a n swer e d .•
Hopefully. we'll find some
answers when we look at the•
films " ,
At Saddleback. Coach Ken
Swea ringen has decided on ,
sophomore Craig Miller as his
quarterback. Miller completed '
5-of-9 passes for 134 yards and a
touchdown in a scnmmage with '
highl y toute d Fullert o n
Saturday.
Th ey'r e n ot th e m os t
impressive marks, but they were
good enough to earn Miller the
starting assignment. '
"Craig has a lot o f self ,
<.'Onfidcnce but at the same time,
he -s v e ry self critical ,"
Sw earingen explains. "He's very
s mart and realizes when h e
makes a mistake and corrects it."
NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE
West Division West Division w L Pct. PF PA w L Pct. PF PA
Atlanta 1 0 1.000 16 14 Raiders 1 0 1.000 23
New Orleans 0 1 .000 7 21 San Die~o 1 0 1.000 23
Rams 0 1 .000 23 35 Kansas ity 0 1 .000 9
San Francisco 0 1 .000 17 23 Seattle 0 1 .000 7
East Division Denver 0 I .000 3 Washington 1 0 1.000 37 34 East Division
St. Louis 1 0 1.000 21 7 Miami 1 0 l.000 45
Philadelphia 0 l .000 34 37 New England 1 0 1.000 24
Dallas 0 1 .000 28 36 Buffalo 1 0 1.000 14
N.Y. Giants 0 1 .000 14 16 N.Y. J ets 0 I .000 28
Central Division Ballim6re 0 1 .000 13
Green Bay l 0 1.000 35 23 Central Division
Detroit l 0 1.000 17 10 Pittsburgh
M innesota 1 0 1.000 17 10 Cincinnati
Chicago 0 1 .000 10 17 Cleveland
Tampa Bay 0 l .000 10 17 Houston
Mond•r'• Scof• P1t11burgh 38. O•llat 28
TilurcicMr'• Oeme Mlnnuot• •t Bull1lo (Ch111nel 7, ~ 30 pm)
tundilr'• O.mH
Delrolt 11 "-
Rlldefe ll Atlenll New YC)ft( Jell II N411# England
New Orielnl 11 ChlclQ<> ~111 Clelte41nd 811'1 Otego 11 KlnlU City
Cinclttnatl 11 P1llabutgh 0 .... 11 51 Louil
$en Frlncieco 11 OenYlf
SN111e 11 Hou11on WUhll\glon 11 T 1mpa 81y
8alllmot1 11 Miami
Mondlr'• OetM GrMn Bay 11 NY Olanta (Chan"61 7 11 8 p m I
1 0 1.000 36
I 0 1.000 27
I 0 1.000 21
0 I .000 6
82 HOUR
ALL AMERICAN
llRITIOI
SILE
17
3
14
21
23
28
13
9
45
24
28
6
7
27
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LINCOLN MERCURY
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Mon., Sept 20th ·.
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1101 , ......
JOHNSON
& SON
presents ...
NFL
Pleb tf ... Wt ..
Rams
over
Detroit
* San Francisco
over
Denver
*
Dallas
over
St. Louia
* Raiden
over
Atlanta
~ .· · ..
MAJOR LIAOUE tT ANDINO&
American L .. aue
Wl9TIUIN Ol\lltrON w L ,.c, oa
llMOMll City 82 61 573
Angele 81 62 568 1
Chlcego 78 66 535 6·~ s .. 111e 87 78 472 141-t
0111111\0 60 63 4 Ill 22 r .. u 57 116 3911 25
Mlnneaola SI 92 357 31
Milwaukee
Balumore
Boat on
New York
Deir OH Cleveland
T0<on10
EA9Tl!AN Dl\llllON
84 60
81 81
79 64
73 69
72 611 70 72
65 78
Mondey'• Se0< ..
58:1 570
552
514
511 493
454
2
4'1 10
101-r 13
181'1
Ant •I• &, Cn.c:ago 4
Cleveland 3 4. Bo11on I 3 (2nd gamo 1 1
1nn1ngal
8afl1more 8. Now York 7
Detroit 4, M1lw1ukee 3 ( 11 1nnmg11
Mioneeo.a 2 Texas o
l<ensas Cny 8, Seallie 0
Only ga,.,.. acheduleO
Tocley'a OemH
Ang91a (Zahn 18-7) al ChlCOi!O (Lamp~ II
N-York (Rawley 10·8 and M0<g1n 6-9)
•I Baltimore (McGregor 13 12 and Davis
6·31, 2. In Oakland p<eough 11 I 71 at I oron10 (Eichhorn 0-11 n
Miiwaukee 1Mod1cn 10-131 at De11011
(Rucker 2-41 n Cleveland 1t-toa1on 0·01 c11 Boston (Tudor
10·10), n T~xu (Matlack 7 61 ul M1nne1011
(O'Connor 6-71. n
Seattle 1Bea111e 8-111 a1 Kantas C11y
(Castro 1-11.n
N1tlon1I LH au•
WESTf:AN Dl\llflOH W L ll'cl OB
81 64 559 Dodgen
Atlanta 80 64 556 '•
San Fr ancu1co
San Diego
Houslon
Qnc1nnah
74 69 ,517 6
74 70 514 6'>
66 78 458 14'>
54 90 375 26'>
EASTERN Dl\llSION
Pn11aoftlph1a 80 63 55g
SI LOUIS 79 63 556
Mon1rea1 77 ti5 54:t 2'>
P•llll>u<gh 76 67 531 4 Cn.c:ago 62 82 431 18 ,
New York 56 114 400 22'•
Monday'• 8co•H Dodg•r• 4 San D141Qo 3 ( 16 1nnong1I
Pll1ladelph•8 2 St Lou11 0
Chte8QO 7 P1llat>urgh 3
Houston 5, Atlanta 3
C1nc1nna11 S. San Francisco 4 11 I 1no.,1gs1
Only games scheduled
Todey'• OamH
Sen Diego (Show 10·41 at Dodg•rt
(Velenzuela t7 121. n
St Loula (Stuper 6·61 at Ph1ladelph11
(Krukow 12·9). n Chicago (Noles 8 I II al P1t1Sburgh
(Tunnell 1-0) n
New York 1zacnry 6-61 •• Mon1real Ilea
11·9) n
Houston (L11Cou 4-61 at Atlanta (Mahler
IM),n C1nc1nna11 (Bereny1 8-161 at San F1anc1sco
(H.,,,maker 9·8). n
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Angeli 8 Whit• Sox 4
CALIF01'Nli' CHICAGO
Oown1r>g If
car-lg Beyior Oh
ReJ kson rl
Pell•• er OeC1ncH3D
W1ll0<>9 2D Gr.cn 21>
Beniquez er
lynn pn
R Clark t i
Fol1 sa
Boone c
ebrllbl •b•hbl 4 100 AUwcl 4 13 I
5 I 3 0 V Lew as 5 0 0 0
5 0 I 0 Baines rt 5 0 I 1
4 0 I I Lu11ntkl dh 4 0 1 0
OOOO Kempll 41110
4 220F191tc 4010 I O O 0 Squlr.. 3 2 I 1
2 1 t O Nyman lb 1 0 O 0
2 1 I 1 Roor1gue1 lb 2 o I O _ 1 0 I 1 Kllllfl ph 1 0 I 1
0000 Almons5 1000 3 0 0 t Lovigho 2b l 0 I 0 4 O O O Ha .. 11on ph 1 o o o
l Gray lb 0 0 0 0
Totals 35 6 10 4 Totel• 38 4 11 4
Seo•• by Inning•
Celllorn1a 011 002 200 6
cnocago 000 072 000-4
E Carew 2 Will Baines l OB -
Calllomla 9. Chicago 8 2B Carew HB-
Squ1res 1, Beniquez 2 SB Ae Jacheon 4
LovlQllO 1 S Wilfong Beniquez SF Foll
RLew
C81110<lllt Will
Sench4u (W,8-21
Chlcego
IP H RERBB SO
5'"' 9 4 3 0 3 3~ 2 0 0 0 0
Oo1son Bruutar HICl!.O)(l.4-3)
8aro1as
WP-Woll PB
A 13,474
5'> 7
0
1
2'> 2
F 15 k
4 3 4 3 0 0 0 0
1 1 0 1
I 1 0 I
T -3 0 I
Ane-1 average•
BATTINO
AB R H HR RBI Pct
Ro Jackson 125 14 41 2 18 32!
Carew 45& 77 143 2 36 313
OeC1nces 505 81 151 26 86 299
Lynn 425 83 125 18 79 2114
Re Jackson 468 81 130 34 811 277
Downing 550 99 162 26 76 276
Beniquez 157 20 42 2 19 267
0.ylof 646 68 14[> 22 84 265
Glk:I\ 448 67 118 17 61 263
Boone 419 40 108 7 53 257
Foll 43l 42 109 2 60 251
Ferguaon 77 9 17 2 7 221
Clerk 80 9 17 2 5 213
W1llong 168 22 32 1 14 190
Kt!W>er 47 II 8 0 1 170
9uf1eSOn 45 4 7 0 2 156
To1a11 4871 721 1334 163 878 273
PfTCHINO
IP H 18 10 W4.. ERA
Hualef 69''> 53 38 28 2-1 2 47
Steir9f 18''1 17 9 12 1·0 3 44
Sanchez 801'> 79 32 22 8-2 3 47
Will 1114'\ 162 45 79 8-5 3 56
Aua 52 45 23 40 3.3 3 48
John 205 213 36 61 12·10 360
Klton 1()9''1 95 38 68 7.5 361 Zahn 203~ 199 58 71 18-7 3 61
Fortch 205'1 201 53 66 12·10 3 86
~o 152 159 44 77 11-8 4 32
GOitz 68 69 75 36 6-4 4 84
MOfer>o 411'> 55 2S 22 3.7 4 74
Corbell 75'"' 69 34 49 1-11 5 26 Tl ant 211'"' 39 8 30 2-2 5 78
Curt11 7''> 9 3 8 0-1 6 14
Total• 1296'\ 1264 •42 653 81~2 J 84
FIRU GAME
ltldl.nt 3. Red ha 1
Ci.vetand 100 100 010-3 10 0
8091011 000 000 001-1 10 0
Whllaon Splllner (8 ) and Heney.
Nal\orordny, 8oyd 8urgmeler (81 and
Alleneon W-Wllitaon. 4-2 L-Boycl 0-1
8 Spiltner (181 -
UCOHO OAM£
lndlaft• •• "" ..,. 3 ci.vetand ooo 020 010 01-4 13 o
ea.ton 030 000 000 00-3 9 4
Aneleraon. Grennan ( 10) and Bando,
Hassey. Relney, Clear (71. Aponte ( 11) and
Gedm1111 w -8rentten. 2-2 L-Aoonl•. 2-2. HR-Cleveland. HUMJ (51 Botlon Sogge
(5), 51'4llelon ( 131 A -111,718
Tw!Mi, ~O
Te.ea 000 000 000-0 7 1
Minnesota 000 200 oox-2 4 o
Muon, Henke (II end Sunelbflfg, wuuarM.
R Davia 18). and Smith 8ulere w-
WllllMM. 9·1 L-M.-. 0-1 S-A 01\119
(191 HR-MlnnHote, 8runentky 1181
A-2,7H
'rle«e ... ·-, l.llfwau!IM OfO 001 000 01-3 9 O
0.lrOl1 002 000 000 02-4 10 t
Hau, lernud 1101. L•Cld (IO •nel S1111111ona: Uldur. Lope1 (8) anel P1rr1an
W-LOPH, ~-2 1..-ledd , 1·3 HR-Mltwa11kM. OglM• (!10) MolltOf (Ill), G
TilolftM 1351 o.lrOll, G Wlleon ( 10), PeNllll
(HI A-t.708
Orang• CoHt DAILY PllOT/Tunday1 81ptembef 1•. 1982 <·a
flit.ha1111 II
lOltlJVI 31> flu Jnnt el
T l<.n<10y '
,.,~-·· Lnclll Ill
EC1w11•1J• pn
Del.on p
Templtn ph
Lucu p
cno11 .. P
Gwynn ph
Gr11!1n p
l11naloro l)h
Hawkln1 p
Polmlll\ p11
Petklnt Ill
S111azar u
rianne(y 2b
~IChlbgr p
Bevac.q ID
Tota11
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2
2 ·~
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10
1
2 0 1
0
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6
2
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0
3
0
3
HElll B t O
3 2 I 4
0 0 I 3
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 , 2
0 0 1 0
I I 0 0
3 3 0 s
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 I
0 0 0 I
0 0 I 2
0 0 0 0
0 0 3 I
Aetroe 5. a1eYM S
HOUSIOn 000 020 030 6 9 I
Allanla O 10 110 000 3 10 1
J. N1ekrO and PujOls. P NHll<ro Garbe< (81
and Bened.ct W J Nitkro. 15·10 L-P
N...._ro 14 • HR Atlanta. Chembh" ( 18)
A-7.556 C11be 7, Plretea S
Cn1cago 120 200 tO 1 7 11 O P111s1>urgn 002 00 I 000 3 6 I
Ripley Hernandez (8) and Da•ll R01>1naon RQfno (4). Scurry (7} Satml9tllo
(8) and Pena W Alpley~-7 L Roblnton,
15· 10 S Hernandez (It)) HR ChK.ego,
Davis ( 111 JohnSlone ( 10) P1llsborgh. Berra (101 A 2 859
Ptlllllea 2. Cerellnala O
SI Lou11 000 000 000-0 3 O
Pn11aoe1ph1a 100 010 00• 2 3 o
forsGh aoo Tenece Carlton end Diaz
W-Cerllon. 20·9 L Forsch, 14·11 HR
PhllaoetpPlla Cetllon (21 A-40. 109
llede 5, OIM!ta 4 Clncionau 000 000 030 02-5 11 O
San Francisco 100 020 000 0 t-4 12 0
Pastore, Scherr9f (8~. Lesley (8) Proee (9) Le10randl I It) ano TrevirlO. O'Be<ry 86tr
Minton (8). Lavelle POI and May W -PT1c:e.
3·3 L Lavelle, 11-7 S -le1t1rend1 (21
HA-San Francisco. Morgan P3) A 10, 178
Top 10 (8Med 0fl 400et ..... )
AlllEIUCAM L.£\OU.
WWll90n, KC
Youn!. Mii C..W,A ......
Gercta. lOf E Murray, Bel
Coope<. MH
Hemm. Cle
Lanal0td. &an Rice, Bon
McRae. KC
0 A9 R H l'ct.
118 s 12 78 174 .340
138 5511 110 182 .328 120 546 n 145 .311
129 !J32 11 11111 .318 131 475 72 160 315
137 578 112 111 314
141 542 95 170 314
115 435 80 135 310 128 602 75 155 309
143 548 80 188 .307
HomeR-
G. TllOmH, MllwaukM. 35: .... Jeclll-.
Ant•I•, U: Wlnlleld, New York. 33,
Thornlon, Clevela nd, 30. Cooper
Mifweul<M. 30; Og!Me, Mllw-... 30 ......... tted In
McRu . l<enHa City, 120; Cooper,
Mllw11Uk .. , 110: Thornlon, Clevellll\O, 109,
G Tham ... Mllwauk .. , 101. Wlnlleld. N.w
York, 97 ~ (1t OedeloM) Vu1<ov1cl\, M ll•Hul<ee, 18·4; Pelmer.
Baltimore. 13-4: Burne, Chlc1go. 13·5: Guklry, New YOl1l, 14.f, z.M, .,..., 1'-1; Sutclllfe. C-end. 12-e: llllfllle. .,.._,
H.e; P-1ty, Oelrolt, 14-8
NA TIOHAL LEAGUE
011V8f, Mii
MadlOCll. Pgn
Lo Smith, Stl
8uckn9f CPll
Ou.rre10, Dodger9
aeker, Oodgen
Durham, Chi
Schmidt, Pho
K Hrnandez Stl
C9'18f, Mii
0 AB R H Pel.
140 537 81 180 3:15
140 525 89 167 318
136 526 113 156 319
143 581 112 180 310
137 526 82 163 .310
131 511 72 IS6 305
134 4!16 72 151 304
129 447 !OS Ila 304
141 522 71 158 303
135 411:1 81 145 301
Home lluna
Kingman. New Y0tl< 35, Murplly Allanlf 35 Scnmldt Ph111cre1prua. 33. Horii••
Allant• 31 J TllOmpaon. Ptttaburgh 30
Rune .. tted In
Murpny, Allan1a. 106. Buck,,.., Chleego. 98. Ohver. Montreal, 97, J Tllomp1on,
P11ttburgh, 95. Clark. Sen Franclaco. 95.
f'ltehlnt C ti C>Klelone)
P N1ellro. "1l ant• 14-4 Rogero.
MontrNJ 17-7, Centon. PMaOefphl• 20-11.
Candelaria. Plttsbufgh. 12~5. Lollar. San
D4eQO, 14-8, RevH, Oodeet'•. 11-10; FOfacll.
SI louts. 14·9
AP WlrepfMllo
Angels' Ro b Wilfo ng looks like a
juggle r while bobbling a gro und ba ll
hit b y Chicago's Rudy La w Monday
night.
NFL
8tMlef1 38, Cowboy• 28
lc0<e by Ouerlera
P1ll1burgn 6 7 17 6 36 DallH 1 7 0 14 28
Pit-Stallwortn 8 pass lrom Br1d1naw
(klcil laYtcf)
Det-~aroon 4 P85S lrorn Wlllle (Sepllen
~lck)
Pit Sm11h 7 pass lrorn 8ra<1111a"'
(Andetton kockJ D•l -Cosb,. 12 pass lrorn While (Seplll!t•
tuck} P11 Polla1d I run (Ande<son ktekl
Pit Snt•lh 15 pass llom Bradshaw
(Anderson klCkl
Pll FG Anderson 26
P11 FO AnOlrlOfl 43 Dal Holl 45 p .. , lrom Wn1te (Sepllen
k.Ck)
Doi DvPree 5 pess from WMe tSept1en
klCkl
Pn FG Anderso.1 40
A 63 431
THm Statltllct
Flrat downs
RuslleS-yards Pas9111Q yard•
Aet11tn yards
Pas-Seckt lly Puri It
Fuml>let·IOll
Penalt11•yar01
TlmeolPOSMMAOn
Pit
23
35-147 241
24
17-28-0
3-32 3.45
3-1 9.44
3133
lndMd11el 81alltllct
Dal
28
72.95
341
?7
76-38·2
1·5 2·20
3-2
3·14
211 '7
RUSHING -P1t1sburgh Ha"'s 2A· 103
Pollard 8-33. Davi! 3· 11 D111&s OOt!Mlll
11·30 Newhouse 1-27, SP<lr>Ql 8-25 WMa
2-13
PASSING P1111bu•gn, Braosnaw
17-28·0·2•6 Dallas. While 25-36·2·347
OotMll 0-1·0•0 Pee<IOfl. 1-t.0-26
RECEIVING P1t1SDurgll Stall•O<lh
7 • 137 Hams J.29 Sm1tl\ 2·22. Cunnor>gham
2·10 H1w1horne 1·22, Sweeney t 11
Swenn 1.9 Calles. Hill 5-130. Cosoie S· 102,
Oorstn 5-44, Pearaon 4.47 OuPree 3 18
Sprongs 2·22 Donley 1-12 FIELD GOALS MISSED P1t1Sbu1g11
An-son 35 DeHas. Sec>tien !>2
COLLEGE
INOIYIOUAL LEADERS
Leading Ruell•••
Tc YCI• Avg. Andtrlon Ololanoma St 26 220 II 5
Dlcl<etson SMU 19 183 II 6
MallhCWs WaSll•nglon 2 1 172 8 2
l Davis Iowa St 18 169 9 4
Eogor. Hawaii 22 157 7 I
Ricks Michigan 24 153 6 4
Spencer. Ol\lo SI 30 147 411
Adams. Cenlrll MICNQIO 24 145 6 0
Ooolsb~ Vande<Dlll 21 134 II 4
Gunter, Tulsa 24 260 10 6
LHdlng P1tMrt
Pe Pe%Ydt Td F1u11e. Bo.ton Co4 28 18 35e 3
Demarco. CenHal M•ChlQen 20 13 204 3
Elway, Stanlo•d 36 29 343 4
AemMy. UCLA 3 I 18 288 4
Borrell. C•nc1nna11 49 25 535 1
Adler Missouri 35 21 449 3 Goll Netlras~• 16 9 144 2
MC.lunlo.1ns Wtehlle SI 30 17 2112 3
Bl8'kldge. Penn SI 55 33 465 8
Ho1'18ntee, M1r1neso1a 28 t7 322 2
Tol81 Otten••
Flutoe Boslon Cot
Elway Sllnl0<d
Hohensee. Monn
AamMy, UCLA
HoSlellf!t West Virg1n1a
Hansen S•n Diogo St
Bennett Duke S Yourl!I 8YU 8ond. Ml»iHippt St
Eason. lllln()jS
w1>1111, Stantoro
Long. Lono 8HCh SI
Hudaon, evu
Frenks Ouke
Oran! M1Ch1Qt n St SmaMy Seri Jose St
Dev11 Maryt11nd
Skansl, Wuh1og1on
Tnomas P11111>urg1>
Gault Tennessee
Yda A•s.
363 363 0
381 361 0
318 318,0
315 315 0
315 3150
308 30110
263 283 0 562 2810
547 273.5
540 270 0
Pc Yda A•ll· 11 12• II 0
10 98 100 18 2~11 9.0
9 63 90
8 142 8 0
8 56 8 0
7 188 7 0
7 132 7 0 7 42 7 0
13 155 6 $
TEAMMffNll ..... Int OftenM
Botton Co4
Slenlord
Minneeota
W .. 1 Vllglnla
Ouk• UCLA MIMOUtl
San Diego SI B<tgham Young
Matylaf\O
,.A PCYde. AV9.
28 18 35e 35e.O
37 29 S43 343 0 34 19 340 340.0
31 17 321 321.0
34 20 310 310.0
37 21 :ioe 306.0 54 29 tlO 305.0
47 25 288 288 0
17 "3 565 2112 5
37 18 278 278.0
Total OftenM
T0<onto
H•mllton Mon1re11J
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HtGH 8CH00l , ......... ......, .. . _ ...... .
TIMlllCJA '(
hllftUe WI ~IOll"a Hiit Al M~ VlejO
l a10l11410 "' Coe\a MMI " NtrWllOt 11••1 II or kllte Ml Ye laCIClleOecli al IA Bowl
C•11••••1no V•ll•Y wt l ap11•nr• •• Valenele
Un'-ttty VI Tuttln et Irvine
l Ot Allmlloa at H1111llnglon bMGh 1Cett14• ve Ville Plfll al Le lletma ,erl<
II Moc>el•• ... l<•llnedY •I w ... .,n
CellfOfnle et LI H•DI• ~' Ctvletlen 11 lueki.y (a 30 p "' J
Pomon1 F1lr MONOAY'a RHU\.TI
t•ll• ol 11-cleJ tnMlll\t) QUARTIRHORHI
PIRlf RACE, a&o yarot Dolly PaHtm (TOllllt) 15 60 9 20 ~ 40
E81V Rutt\ IACla•r) II 40 f 00
Mw M1atle (Peuhnel 3 40
Alto ••cad Cun• tm• Poh,y, Ou Go Midway, Happy Htuard, Jlme Cclou Oon le
flme 18 07
M lllACTA 17·51 pelel $317 ~
HCOND RACE. 350 yard1
Klnn1k1nn1Ck (ThomH) 7 80 4 00 2 80
Sam• Snare (Tonkal 4 00 3 20 Golden Bred (Chavez) 8 20
Alao 1aceel Juanaa Teddy Between Um
Yak1t1a•. Captain Buell rty1ng Pohc;y
s-MI 1<11ahQP9
lime 18 25
THIRD RACE. 350 ya1d1
Trish t R ....... (Hert) 11 20 6 40 • 00 Oos Ro)O• (Bllld) 6 60 4 40
Venture Folk• (Cn•••ll 3 00 Al10 r•ceo. M"ty Moon DHen Kirk
Shrewd N Rteti, JMlkMll T emp1a11on Jung lo Pity, M0trl1 Netllea
Tune 1e 14
$5 EXACTA (2-1) paid $ 172 00
THOROUOHBRID8
FOURTH RACE. 1 1116 mllet
Hit Serles (S1t1lltol 2 80 2 80 2 40
LOfd Gummo (Spencer) 6 40 4 20
Prapottllon 8 (Pedroza) 3 60
Al10 raced 1<1nga List. Top Ouaco
Meao••. Realleu Dale Noble Dawn
Time I 411 115
FIFTH RACE. 8 tur longa
O•thodon1111 (OlleQ•I 12 60 5 40 4 00
Sovereign Gold (Black I 4 40 3 60
JUIU OuettlOn (WMe) 1 60 Also 1aceel Fully Ves1ecr. Y • Pnnce Eths
Joe M Chely Ch,.I My Nallve Gori
Time I 14 415
SIXTH RACE. 6 lurlOngs
Bombay Gin (Pedr01a) 9 80 5 60 3 20
Vlllley Clown (Smnn1 10 20 4 20
My Hope (Hansen} 2 80
Al90 raced Brei Ral Fusi Starlet. Run 10
win, Moneypoulout. Marked Knight
lime I 13 215
$5UACTA 18-61 palO Sl7100
IE\IENTH RACE. 5'> furlongs
Count l wo 1Ea1·ede) 6 60 3 60 3 20
Aalrologer (Ramilei) 4 20 3 00
Olympic King (Ae1ancourt) 4 00
Also r~ed She Cn111s Me Doc Campbell
Son 01 Gallflf, Jell~ Wl\acl!.y NUheral>ob
Time I 05 3/S
EIGHTH RACE. 6 hu•longl
Miguet110 (S11>1Ue) 9 40 4 80 3 20
Zord•n (Noguez) 11 60 6 40
Crty Court 1s1a1llogs1 3 60
Also raced Two Sides, Bllu RoDens.
Anllque Ruler. Htgh Memory, El frap4to Time 1 12 •15
$5 UACTA 12·8} pa10 $321 SO
NINTH RACE. I 1116 m1le1
P1&rce'1 Dream (Onegal 9 40 • 80 l 20
Fast SwlnQ9f (Nogutlt) 13 60 6 20
S.blto (Campas) 3 60
Also rec.er Sem1note K•d SP'<•le<I Marc Taste Tempt.w. Bog Geo Allll()n SPQr11r>g
Glasa
Tome I 47 115
TENTH RACE. 6 IUflongS ~ Ol Iha 911,,..
IEatreC11) I S 20 5 tlO 3 80
Double Flull tS•blna) 5 80 3 80
Ml .. Gaelary (OrteQ•I 3 60
Also raced leJas JenntlOf R;amanenle
L-al<• Boll's Slat Tome I 11 415
15 lllACTA (5·21 paid $206 SO
ELl\llNTH RACE. 6 lu11ong1 Brtglll Ledy (HanW'!) 8 80 • 00 2 40
Ring ol Erin ($<Dille) 3 40 2 40
Gatnondt (8tac~I 2 80
Alao raced Ml .. Proa~nen. Cucl D'or
Time· I 10
15 EXACTA 15 41 Plllel $74 60
TWELFTH RACf I '• ln'lel
Lorn• Atto (Ram1re11 39 60 16 40 6 60
CINreellortakeott (Cruz) 11 20 6 00
Pep IWly (Rondl 280 Alto raced Proven11e. Orea1 Match
FabulOUt EC14oe. Rotalor Fashion Man
hne 208 315
'5 EXACTA (4-11 p1td $910.&0 Ateendanoe -11.910.
Doubln tournam.nt
(•I Ponte Yedre, Fla.) ,., •• 1110\lnd
Tim-Tom Gu1111o.1on (US I oel Mike
Bauer-Van W1nltsky (US.I, 6·4, 4-6, 6·3
Chip Hoopet·Blalne Wlltenbofg (US I del
Matt M11Chell-Fr1U Buetlntog (US I. 6-3 8 2
Ange~, Dodger seltedales
Sunday
-Angeli on Redto KMPC (710)
Dodge,. on Radio KA.BC {790)
Angela on TV
Dodger• on TV •o.no... TV 0-
Monday Tueaday Wedneaday Thuraday
Sept.14 15
Channel 5
Chennel 11
Friday
11 17
Aftclh at ChlCt&O, 5:30 Ans• •I Chicaco. 5:30 Alll• at To1onto, 4:30 ....-11 Toronto, 4:30 Padres at Oodsen, 1 35 Padres al Oodltn. 7:35 Hovslon 1t DMctn. 7:35
Saturday
11
,... 11 T0<onlo. 10:30 ,
liouiton at DMten. 7·05
11 20 21 22 23 2A 2S
Alie• at Toronto, 10:30
Houston at Dldttn. 12-15 •Royals 11 Aitc• 7:20 Royals at Aftcth, 7-30 •Oodttfl 11 Padres, 7 05 •Royals at Alt•. 7:30 •Oodstrs al Pldrts, 1 05 ent• at le•u. ~OS _. II Tens. 5.05
~nll 11 DMltn. 7:35 _..al Teies. 5·05
Gl.vtl$ 11 DMlrtn, 1 10
21 XI 21 21 30 Oct. 1 2
Alic* at Teus, 3:35 Alie• 1t Royals, 5·35 ..... 11 Rgy1ls, 5:35 •Alie• 11 Roylls. 5 JS Atlanta 1t l>Mltn. 7·35 Texas et~ 730 Tuaset ~I Cllllts at Olde.... I ·OS Reds at OMeen, 7 35 Rtdi at Dlflws. 1;35 Atlantl 11 Detilltn, 7.35 ~at ts. 735 °""" at b, 1.05
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Fi dry ch
looking
to 1983
• .. ..
BOSTON (AJJ) Mark
Jo'1dryt h , th£• form1·1 p1 tc:hing
Hn urution with th1• 0Nrull 1'ilo(l'r'W,
1s hopir\lo( to make.• 1l OO('k w I h(t
mo)Or h.•ugu1·~ w11h lh<· ~tor1
ltc.-d Sox nc>xt y(•ar
1' h t• r i g h t • h u n d 1• r , t h <'
Amt•1·1t·1m L eagUl''!> 197ll fu>oklt'
of the Y1 .. ar tx>ron· en<.'Ountc.•ru\jJ
<irm troublt>, ts wc•ari,ng a Hoston
u11dorm, but only fo r priv<1tr
pructkt• al Jo't•nway PJrk whilt•
lhe R<-0 Sox :ir1· in town
"H E 'S JUST uut thcri;
throwing on the s1delmes ever").
other day or so to keep his amt
stret.<:h1:d out," Boston Manager
Ralph Houk smd. "It's all part of
hi:. regular rl'habl11ta tio11
program set up by Dr. Arthu('
Pappas, our team phys1d~."
Fidrych's career appeared tq
t>nd early when he was released
by Detroit last fall after spending
198 I with Evansvil le• of th<>
Amefh:an Association
llow<.•ver. the c·<·ntral
MassachuS<.'tL'> native went under
th e care o f Pappas . an
onhopc.•d1cs spN·1al1s t , who
designed a program to rebuild
Fidrych's throwing arm
~TfaduaJJy.
Fidrych, 28, then wal> signed
by the Red Sox to a minor league
contr ac t a n d a ssig ned to
Pawtucket. where· he had a 6-8
re<.·ord with a ·LOO earned run
average.
"HE DID just what we· wanted
at Pawtucket," Boston General
Manager Haywood Sullivan said
"He camt• a long nicely and built
up his arm, throwing without
any pain
''Now we think 1t best that he
con tinue to work with Dr
Pappas and get plenty of rest so
he'll be ready for training camp
next spring. Right now, we have
no plans to have him even pit.ch
tn the Ins tructional League."
Fidrych has no complaints
about not being put on the Red
Sox' roster with a few other
prospects called up Sept. I from
the minors.
"I honestly didn't pitch well
e nough m Pawtucket, so l'm not
upset that I'm not pitching here
nght now," P1drych said. "There
were guys who deserved to be
here more than me.
"My goal is next year I'll
continue to work with Dr.
Pappas and do what he tells me
So far things have gone jusl
about the way the Red Sox said
they would .
"The big questions last spring
were my arm and my control
They worked out fine. I was able
to throw without pain and work
on things with my pitching "
Italy leads
U.S. • trio
• Ill Sardinia
PORTO CERVA, Sardinia
Italy held a slight margin over
the Um wd States, the defending
champion . Monday after three
races in the Sardinia Cup. the
prestigious Mediterranean
yachting series.
Going into the final ra<:e today.
Italy had 605 points and the U S
595.5.
The series was hampered this
year by light winds. The final
race is scheduled as a 30-mile
Olympic triangle race off
Sardinia.
The U.S. is represented by Bill
Power's Hi gh Roi e r from
Newport Ha rbor Yacht Club:
Charles Kirsch's Scaramouche,
Grand Rapids. Mich .. a nd
Thunderbolt, skippered by Rod
Wallace, Excelsior. Minn.
The three boats from Ital~
which won the first series II\
1978, and the three Americaq .
boats dominated the first s i"
places after a 380-mile regatta to
Hyeres, France, which counted
double for the competition.
Nineteen teams of three 30 to •
40·foot r acin g yachts were ·
en tered i n the nine-day
competition.
On a correct ed time basis,
Italy's Mandrake finished first in
the long d1Stance ruce, followed
by Almagorcs. High RoJer,:
&aramoucne and Thunderbolt •
finished third, fourth and fifth, :
respectlv<.'ly,
Ante ater wome n
win in volley ball
Down 12-3 in the fourth set,
thf' UC Irvine worn 1n'1 volleyball
team rallied for a 15·12 victory to
to defeat Utah Monday night a t
Crawford tlall.
The UCI women Improved
lhelr record to 4·2 with 111 12-15.
15-5. 15·11, 15-12 triumph Thtt
Anteaters r eturn to actfon
Thursday at 6 p m., hosting New 1 Mexico St.ate
Orange Co1tt OAILV PILOT/TUMday, September 14, 1912
'
Women net
big profits
Pro • tenn1 a rich port
By WILL GRIMSLEY ,_, ~ COfrMponcfenl
They hondl'd Martina Navratilova a check for
half a million dollttrs, und the tennis slar said
thanks, that's verv nice.
• Then o dignified mun in u three-piece buslnt'M
ault opened a jewel box und !ihowed her a gold
necklace with three diamond pe:ndanL'l one for
each of the big championships shf' won <>n dlcterent
sµrfaces during the year
Fumbling, the benefactor had trouble draping
It around her neck.
Martins look~d at the pendant and wryly
remarked, ''You <:0uld have kept the check and made the diamonds a
little larger."
h was as casual as if
she had just opened a
pen and pencil set or a
cosmetics kit from under
a Christmas tree.
Big money comes
easi ly these days to
ladies adept a~ hitting
tennis balls with board·
taut rackets. Women
tennis players have
become the aristocrats of
sports -exceeding the
men. tennis players and
most other professional
athletes in yearly prize
M . N .1 money. arllna avrata ova Mothers, if you
want your daughters to be filthy rich {tnd popular.
forget about sending them to finishing school
Throw awav those brochures on Vassar and
COMMENTARY
Radcliffe. Thumbs down on modeling and ballet.
Give them a racket and tell them to go out and hit
balls all day against the garage door
THANKS TO Billie Jean King and companies
such as Virginia Slims, Avon, Toyota and Playtex.
who seem intent on depleting their treasuries by
sponsoring pretty girls in balJerina skirts, the
women's tennis tour has become an easy a~ to
the mother lode.
Martina's $500,000 check was a present from
lnternationaJ Playtex. lnc., for winning just three
tournaments -the U.S. Women's Indoors, the
Family Circle Cup and Wimbledon. It mjght have
been for a cool $1 million had not Martina been
infected with a rare virus -"a cat's disease," she
says -and lost a quarterfinal match in the U.S.
Open to her doubles partner Pam Shriver.
That single defeat -her second in 71 matches
this year -cost her the other half. It's a credit to
the integrity of the game that Martina didn't offer
Pam $250,000 to blow the match. It's happened in
other sports with a lesser temptation.
With the check, which will be broken down
into payments of $50,000 a year for 10 years,
Martina becomes t he all·\ime money winning
leader in tennis, male or female.
"IT'S BEEN a long, hard journey -you've
come a long way. baby," said Dr. Julie Anthony.
director of the rich $1 million Playtex Challenge.
offering that staggering figure to any woman who
can win four tournaments on four specified surfaces
-hard court, clay. grass and cement in a single
season. "At last, we've not only equalled the men
but passed them in prize money potential."
Martina's 1982 take in prize money alone
amounts to $1 ,107,005 and boosts her career
earninsgs to $4.8 million. Both she and Cfuis Evert
Lloyd, whose $90,000 first prize in the U.S. Open
raises her career tot.al $4 million, have surpassed the
top male. Jimmy Connors, at $3.9 million: J'ohn
McEnroe, Ivan Lendl and Guillermo Vilas.
Even with the strides that the women's golf
tour has made, with the promotion of Jan
Stephenson, Muffin Spencer-Devlin, Kathy Young
and Cathy Reynolds as sex symbols, there is still a
wide discrepancy in available prize money.
J OANNE CARNER leads the LPGA money-
winning list with 291,609, about one-fourth of
Martina's 1982 cache, and she, along with Kathy
Whitworth and Donna Caponi are the sport's lone
m111ionaires. Tennis produces millionaires in
clusters, Tracy Austin reaching that plateau while
still in her teens.
All the tennis gals should put a percent.age of
their purses into a pot and tum it over to Billie Jean
King, who for two decades battled and st.aged
sit.down strikes for equal prize money.
DllTH NDTICIS
r ~
rtHCl llOfHHS FINK llU .. OADWAY HAROLD H . FINK,
MO«TUAIY resident of Costa Mesa, Ca. 11 O Broadway Passed away on Saturday. Costa Mesa September 11, 1982. He ia 642·9150 --survived by his wife Bettye
and dau~hter Carol,
IALT'l IHGHOH n ephews erman F ink.
J lmmy Fink and niece . SMfTH & TUTHILL Leontine Hinkle. He was a
WISTCUff CHAf>fl member of the Seafaring
427 E 17th St Muonic Lodge and Harbor . Costa Mesa Star in Newport Beach, Ca. 646-9371 He was abo a member of the --M ethodist C hurch, Costa f Mesa, Ca. He was 11 long
ptftCl•OTHMS time r esident of Newport •, SMIT'HS' MOITU .. Y Beach, Ca. before moving to . 627 Mam St Costa M esa, Ca. Funeral . .._,ntington Beach tervicel we~ held Mon~y, . .~ September 13. 1982. ln lieu . . --o f llowere the-family . .. requeeu donations be aent to .. PA~CY•W the Diabetes A 11ociation, :· . ....., .......... 17744 Skypark Blvd .. Irvine, . ~te!b Mortuary Ca 92614. Cl'la04tl rematory CHAMBERS 3500 Pacific View Drive -Newport Beach LOIS M, CHAMBERS. a
644-2700 l.ong lime ~dent of &!boa --lal and, Ca., palled away on
Mcc:OllMlal MOHU.UIH AugU3t 24, 1982. M emorial
Lagun1 BHch Ser vlcc-1 were held at St.
494-9415 J&l'l"lel EPbcxlpal C hurch In
Laguna Hills Newport Beach, Ca. o n
788-0933 Auguat 30, 1982. Mra.
a.., Juan ca~11trano Chambera WN a member ol •I• •95·17 6 the Betlrod T<-ach er1 ---Allodatton: Newport Be.ch
Lady Analera: An~
ff•N"9 U.WM---MT. CM.IYI Friday LunCheon Club:
Mott'*\'• C.,.,..Lef) Walton ~· and will be
Creme tory mi.ed b)' who know her,
1625 Gtslet A'4 •
Coat1 MeN H111e IOfT'9lhlng to Mii? .. 540-5M4 0 ~ Cl"""'9d edt do h ....
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'1"3tt Chipman Avenue en111nCia 16 1111 A M , -:-r••• lf11111111ce and fru11
Publl1h10 Ora,.ge Coaat Delly Ctvto Center Bulldl11g, 300 r11t Company • .,. "uly 1ppolnted PUot Aug 31, S.pl 7, 14, 21. 1012 Cllaprnan Ave . 011ng1, CA Wf8T• TruatH under 1na i-••11u1nt to
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Ktnntlh Groum1n ind Fr1nct1 or ln~iCounty Aecofd4w ot Ore.not
Ann Qro11man, hulbllf)CI "'° wilt CountY. Cllltornl•I WILL SELL Af u communlly prop1rty, herein PUOLIC AUCTION TO HIGHE8l
CtlltO 1tutto1, r-cordtd Octobtt 81oot!R FOR CASH OR CASHIER'S
30, •Gii 1, •• lntlfUMtnl No 40t48. OHl!.CK. (pey1bl1 •I tlrM ol .. ,. lfl In 8ootl 14278 Page 630 01 Olllelal ltwtlll mC>fllY ot lh• Unlllld S••tH)
Rtcord• ol Oranot Counly, al the &outn lront llfltranct 10 tnt
Ctlllatnla. wl.111181111 publlC auction old Orang• Coun1y Courthou ..
tO 1111 hlgheat bidder ror eun. located In Iha 200 Block ol WMI peytbl• rn 11wtu1 money ot th• 81111a Ana BJ1111 (IOfmttly Wtll 0th
llnllCld S111 .. 11 1111 time 01 nle. 81 ), Santa Ana, C•lllornle, ell right,
lhe lnter .. t conveytd 10 and now tltle and lnter .. 1 conv11ytc1 10 11110
held by Hid Trutlft und•r Hid now held by II under HIO Dffd ol
Deed of Thl1t 1n th• properly Tru111n Iha property 11lu1tlld In ••iO
atlu•ltld In Hid Cou"IY and State Coun1y and Slate deecrlb..cl 19·
,tCTITIOUllM.l .... 11
NAMI aTATl ... NT
Tile lollOwlng p1t1on 11 doing
bu.tntl8 •• NEWPORl BU SINESS
IN I EAIOAS On• Newport Pl•C•. $ulll 400. N•WPOrl BHch. CA
92660
Jamee ~r11111111 Hegenwald HI.
315 Oohlla PlltCl•. Corona CS.I Mar,
CA 92625.
T hll bull""' II conduct CHI by 111
lndlvldull. J1mea I' Hegenwald 111
Thi• 111temenl wu llled with the
Coun1v Clerk or Or•no• Coun1y on dlKrlbld H lot 27 ot Tract 4608 In the Clly
1"11M2t LOI 12 OI Trtct No. 7641 ... ol Colli Maaa. Counly or Or111ga,
Publllhecl oranoa Coul Dilly shown on • m1p reeordad In Book State Of C1lllorn11. n per map
Sapt 3, 1982
P lo S 1 2 t 28 0c 5 19112 191. Paoet I to 5, both lnc;lualYI ol raco<ci.d In Book 175 Pegoa 3 and 1 1' •Pt 4' • ' t 405a.82 Ml1cellan1oua M•P•. record• or 4 ol Ml1e1llaneou1 M1p1. In 1111
------------Orange Coun1y. Celllornl1 Olltct 01 010 Cou"IY Recorder ol
f'lmlC NOTICE EXcePTINO therfltrom all oll, aalo Cou"ty
----.....--------gaa, mlntr•I• and o t her EXCEPT tnerelrom ell oll, gu, FICTrt1oua eOllNEaS hydrocarbon 1ub111neu as more rnlntralt end ether hydrocarbon
NAME ITATEMl!NT particularly deaerlbld In EXHIBIT 9'.betances lylng below I depth ol
Tile lollOWlng perlOf'IS are dOlng "A" •llaehed hereto 111d made a 500 IMI from lhe 1Urtaca ol Hid
t>utlnass H Patt tl'l.,tol property, bul with no rlgh1 ot
DIVERSIFIED PROOUCTS, 88 l!XHl84T "A" eurfac;e enlry, as r-vad In Deed
Fair Or .. Cotta Mata, Ca. &2628 Loi t2 of Traca No 764• H reeorded October 4, te&S
Rober! J. Conway 11. t7172 ehown 00 8 map recorded In Book Tru1tor or record owner S\IG
Merine View Pl., Hu"tlngton Beach. 297 PIQll 1 to 6 bolh Incl 1 01 Proporlleav Inc .. A Calllor"la
C• 92649 Ml • 11 ' ue vi Corpora1lon, also as S J & G Mlchael Jol\11 6392 •c• aneoua Maps, records 01 Properties Inc A C111tlornle • Orange County, Cellfornle • • Siiverwood Or • Huntington 8"c:h. EXCEPTING lhettlrom all oil Corpor11lon
Ca 92647 g a 1 m 1" e r a 11 an 0 0 1 h • The at reel adelreaa and other
Tnla buslneas 11 conoucteCI by 1n hydrocarbon subat n 1 1 er common Cle$lgnatlon. it eny. ol tne
un1nc:orpor11ed aa1oc1a11on olhll oelow a deptll 01 SOO ~ .. ~~~or% 1~~ 1111 property deecrlbed above Is
thin a p1rtnarehtp tuflaoe 01 said ll!nd bul without Ille purported lo be 3116 Lincoln Way.
Robeft J. Conway II rlgnt 01 anlry upon' any portion 01 Colla Men. Calilornla 92626.
Thia a1atament was filed witn the ne aurlaca above a depth or 500 The under s I g "e d Trustee
CoYnly Clerk ol Orange County on 911 10 leke merket mine explo 8 Ol1c1a1ms anv lfablllly tor any
Augu11 27, 1982 • r .;,11110, s~ma 119 ~aaervO<! Int~ Incorrectness ol the 11reel addres:i
F118292 d lrom Mn c Hoeptner en~ and other common 11es1gna11on. II
Publlaned Orange Cont Delly Ide s Hoaplnar Husband and any. l'10wn Mreln Piiot Aug 31. Sept 7, 14. 2 t, t982 111 recorded M'ay 25 1972 1 SalCI sale 'flllJll be m1Cle, but
3868-82 Ook 10t41 Page 273 ol 0111 I~ Wllhout COV8/lant or warr1nty, ------------ecords. ' c • expraSI or lmpl*I, regarding title, MLIC NOTICE l ponenlon. or encumbranc1t. 10 na street aOdrOP end/or other pay the unpaid balenca of the
flCTITIOUS BUSINESS l ommon deslgnallon, 11 •ny. 18 "01&11) secured by Hid Deed or .. "ME IT E T pu1ported lo be 10591 louralne . 158 8 63 "'" AT MEN Way Irvine Calllornt11 927 14 Trull, 10-w11. ,9 4 • Including
The lollowlng parson Is doing S~ld Saiit will be meda ~llhout as provided In uld nole(s), bull~~!'TlvE NETWORI(, 425 ::;1t;:;:J,,.:.10 :"".~-aton Oft =·~110~"{;~~.~-:= i:.:~:
30th Street. Newporl Beach, CA u 9• or '"' purPOM 0 1nd ••penses of the Trustee and of 92883 eying lhe obllgatron• MCurael by tnt trusts creale<I by said Deed ol
Dan Tackenott, 7820 Fontana lid Deed ot Trull, Including tne lea Trull
S1 . Downey. CA. ano e11.pe"se 01 the Trua119 a"d 01 Tne benellc1ary under said ~
This business IS conductsll by an the lruals creeled by HICI Deed 01 ol Trust heretorore extculod and lndlv1C1ual. rull. advances therau"der. with delivered 10 the undersigned a
Dan TecttenoN
Tnls ltalement waa filed wlln the
Counly Clerk or Oronge County on Sac>• 10. 1982
F11715S Published Orange Coast Dally
Pllol. Sept. 14, 21, 28, Ocl 5, 1982
396S.82
PUBllC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI •U81NEIS
NAME ITATEMENT
The lollowlng P•••on IS doing bu$1ness as.
nter .. t as provided lharaln. and the written Oeclareoon ol Oetaull end
npekl principal and Interest of lhe Oamend for Sala '"Cl a wrltt1n
018(1) secured by Hid Deed 01 Nollee ol Oetaull 'and Elec:uon 10
rust. 10-w11 $75,985 11 Sall Tne u"d«Slgned caused salCI
O•ted AUQUSI 2"i, t982 NOllC8 ot Oeleull 1nel Elac:tlon 10
Western Mutual Sell to be recorded In 1ne eoun1y
COfporellon . where tne re11 propet'ty Is located
700 So. Tustin Street fruatee or party conducting sale.
Orange, CA 92887 TITLE INSURANCE ANO lRUST
Tai. (7141171·4100 COMPANY. 800 N M•tn SI , Santi
As such TruslM Ana. California 92702, Attn Joyoa
By v11g1n11 Kayw W1U11m1. 7141953·2020 X 154 Trustee S1la1 Ollleer Diie Auoust 18 1982
Put>llsned Oren,e Co111 Di ii) Tiiie Insurance 1ne1
P1101, S8'>t 7. t4, 2 . 1982 8 Trusl Company __________ 3_9_o_5_· -2 es said Trull18
MUC NOTICE By Joyce Wiiiiams
Publlahed Orange Coast Dally
PllOI, Aug 31, Sept 7, t4. 1982
3807·8'
Ml.IC HOTICt
..... .,_ NOTtCll ~ TIWITH .. HI.I , HOTICI CM' TIIUUll'I IAll U-... ..,.,.... OTO *' f1'I T .•. IM _, ..
~ "''• l D 1r .. v1c COMl'~NY .. 0 U A A 0 I AN f "U 8 T 0 ti! D duly 11~111..0 frllllH 11110tt It•
I "VIOll.S. • ClOIPOl•HOfl •• Cklly IOlluwll\g dHerlblld dMd ol trul!t •l>llOlnl•d 'ru•I .. unoer "'' WILL OnL Al PU LIO AUCTION IOllOWlng dderlb.o OMO OI trv•t ro THC HIGH IT DIDO A ,o~
W 1 L L 8 I l l A l P U D I. IC CAOH (p•y1bl1 11 Un11 of ••I• In
AUCTION TO fHI HIOliUl i.wtut moMY ol u .. Unold 8t•INI
llOOCA fOA CA8H Of U Ml tlll rlghl, 11111 1111<1 lnler•I GOllYIJ'*I ton11 111 8.CllOfl 191411 or I 10 end now hllG by u under Mid
CMI Cod•. •II rlgllt, tlllt Ind Dt1d ol Trull In 1111 proo•rtv
1n1e1 .. 1 convey.CS 10 and n tler•illalt11r dNC;flbld
hale! by It undtlr .. 1d DMd ol rHUllJOH K£NT M LEBO ono
1ru11 In tM prop.wty hlfaln•lt Vll'IOINIA A LEBO nu1b1nd en<l
dt11Clf'lb9d wilt H l04nl 1en1n11 TAUITOR. E:ANIL RIVAS, I 0 NH ICIARY SECURIT "f
tlngllman PAC1r1c MORTOA O( 8 l.N e I IC I A AV 81LVIN0 COAPOAATION a ~POflillOf'I ZUCCOLLO and ANOELICA AKorded NcWeml* 30 11111 N
ZUCCOLLO. hu1banC1 •nd wife 1r1111 No 31819 In bOOk 14305.
t• Jotnl Ten11111 Pttoe 10111 ol Olllelal R~O<<lt In 1111
Record1d May 2, 11180 " olllc1 ol th• Rfl<:Ordtr or Or•nga lnllr NO 2811 In bOOk t~500 County, Hid dMd Ol ttu•• d•Ji.crlbH
P•Q• t4 ID OI Olflcl•I Record• In Ille following PIOl)4tfly
th• olllce 01 lh• Recorder ot (•I unu No 288 01 1.,11 eenaln 0t1n~ Count(c, ••Id dMd ol lfutl condominium proi.tt 01ecrlbld 1n ~ ~ ~~r:f"':" fi~:: the thal cettaln Condom1n1um Plan • racordeCI In bOOk 10791, PllQI 53, City ol Cotta MN•. •• ~r map 0111e1a1 RlcOfdl, (euc;n plan '*ng recordt<l In 804». D5. Pto" 3 t a.nd h1talf't1ltar rtlarrad 10 11 • th•
32 ol Ml1ce111neou1 M1p1, In the condominium Plan") and u
olllce or tne Counly R11coroer ol dt1lll\Od In thel ceMaln o9c1ar1t1on
Or1nge Coun1y 01 Coven1n11, con111tton1 and
Mey be •lao known •• 312 R111dct1on1 ror N1wpo11 Cteat
H1nover Drive, Co111 Miu. Hornaowner1 A11oclatlon
Cllllornla r9'0<de<1 1n l>OOk t0348 pege 993'
"(II • tlrHI aelelrau Or OlllC••• Ricord• end 1n Amenllmeni
common llHlgn1Uon I• 11\own raco<ded 1n book 10384, pege 481, •boll•. no w1111n1y 11 glYltl u 0 111e1a1 Reeotds. ond Amendmenl
I o 11 • c ~ m PI ti• n e • • or recorded 1n book 10793, PllQtl 518,
correctne11) o 1 1 t c 1 a I R e c o r cs 1 , ( • • t h e
The benellclary under 11111 Oacl1re11on"), ano tne Oel11at1on
Died ol Trull, by raaton ot • ot Annexation tor Lot 4 ol Traci breach or default In lht 78 I 7. (lho oec1ara11on ol
obllg1llon1 ncured 1n111by. AMexallonl. racorded Oc•ot>er 1S. htrelolora 11t1euttCI and 1972 In boo" 10381 page 551, dell~ to IM uneltttlQned • OlllClll Record•
wrlltan Oeclar111on of b1rault (bl An undlvldlO 11 IO•lli
and Otmand tor Salt. and lnleresl In and 10 Iha common area
Wflllen nolkle or br11ch and ol as dellneo In the Oeclerallon ano In al1ct1on to c1u11 the undertlg"8d to Mii Hid pro,,.,,-y th• Oaclara1lon ol Annexation.
to 1a1ltly told obllgallona end being Lot 4 ol Tract 7817. H ltlown
1h1rtil1er the undereignad on • map rec:orded In book 308,
c1uaee1 u111 "ollc• or breach page1 33 •nCI 3• or M1ec1Uaneoo1
and ol elacllon to be Recorded Maps record• ol Hid Orange
May 20. 1982 •• tn1tr No County 82· 173797 ol utd Olllclal IC! Exclu11ve eoaamenta Record a. ' aopur ""onl 10 said Unit No 268, all
S1ICI ute will be m•de. but as more apoclncally dallnad In lhe
wltnoul covan11"1 or werranty, Co"oorn1n1um Pl•n a"d the
exprou or lmpllad, rtg11dlng Oeclar1111on 1 1 c 1 1 , p o 1 , 8 1 1 1 0 " • 0 r (d) A no,,·e•clualve easement
1nc;umbra"cet, 10 pay Iha to uta lhe common area and
remaining ptlnclpat ...,.., 01 the tacllltltl ol the prolec• whlCh nave
note Mc;ured by aald Deed or been Of wlll be davelop9d on the
Trust. with 1nterHI u In said lollow1ng oesc;rlt>eCI rHl property
nola µrovloed. advane... If any. (I) lot I ol Tract 7852, n Shown
under the t8fm1 ol Hid OMd ol on e map recorded In book 302.
Trull, lees, charoa• end pagoa 7 to 9 1nclu1lve ol
1•panao1 01 the TrutlM and ol Mlscalla"eous Mepa, recoros ol
the 1ru11s created by Hid Oeed 11111 Orange County ol Trull Said sale wlll bl held EXCEPTING THEREFROM 111111
on Tuaaday, Sep1ember 28. portion ol land '"cludao wllhln
t9S2 at 11 00 a m , 11 lhe Parcel 1 as shown on 11 map
1ron1 en111nce 10 GUARDIAN recorded In book 4$, pega 26 ol
TRUST OEEO SERVICES, t600 P1rc1I Meps, recorOs ot said
EHi M1ylalr Avenue, Orange, county Calllornl•. (2) Lois 1, 2 and 3 01 Tract
YOU ARE 1 N 0 E f AULT 781 t as 1nown on a map recorded
UNDER A DEED OF TRUST In boolo 308, pages 33 end 34 of
DATED MAY lat, t980 UNLESS Miscellaneous Maps. records of v 0 u T A K E A c T I 0 N T 0 said county
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT EXCEPTING THEREFROM,
MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC however. any ano ell uelualve SALE IF YOU NEED AN auemants appurtenent to all
EXPLANATION OF lHE NATURE condominium unlls excepting said
Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST Unll No 266 now or herea11er
'l'OU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT rale1t80 10 tn the Oelaratlon or tne
A LAWYER. O.Clarttlon. as emended Tile 1otel amount ol 1he A L s 0 Ex c E p T 1 N G
unpeld b1lance ot Iha ot>llgatlorl THEREFROM tOO percent of all MWrad t>y said property to be IOIO. IOG41lher wllh lnllfHI, lite rlghlS to 011 , g11 end other
chergH, and Hllmllad coats. hydrocarbon subatene11 lying
eJtP41""'· and advl"cet· at or under, or 1hat may be produced Iha data heraot. 11 St3,390.00. from the above Claacrlt>eo land.
011.0· Augult 31, 1982 toge1nar wllll tOO pe•cent ol all
GUARDIAN TRUIT DEED rlghls lo the proceedt tnerelrom •ERVICE•. 1nC1 tOO percenl ol Ill 11gn1s.
A c;Ofporatlon, .. Mid Truetea bonuses end pro1111 accurlng
LMP·RPH ENTERPRISES,
9588 Hamlllon Ave •371.
Hunllnglon Beech. CA 92647
Lynne M Pelllef. 2536 Santa
Ana Ave •3 Cotla Meta, CA
92627
Tiiis busmen 11 conducted by an
lndlvldull.
NOTICE TO CAEOITORS
Of' BU\.K TRANaFER (Sec•. 11014101 u.c .c.i
Notice Is hereby given to th•
C1edltors of ELIAS ,:'EQHALI and
JOSEPH FEGHALI, Trt"alerora,
whose business adClreu Is 2175
Newport Blvo .. Cotle Mesa. CountY
ot Otanga. State or Calllornla, that a
bulk transfer 1s at>oul 10 be made 10
Ou111vo Pelaclo •"d Ferna"do Jar1mlllo. Trt"tle•ees wl'losa
bu11n1n aeldr111 la 458 fern
Str .. I, Or'enQa. C1Hlornl1, Counly
1IOO £, Mlyfak Ave. lheraltom, PfOVielad. however. lllat
MLIC NOTICE Or9ft9e, CA t2tl7 Granlor wtlves and rel1nqulshes the
------------(71•) 771 ... 10 right to use or ocwpy or 10 8flter
Lynne M. Peltier
Tnis sl8tem8flt wu lile<I with tile
Coun1y Clerk ol Orenge Counly on Sap1 13. 1982.
F1t7227 Put>ll1ned Orange Coast 01lly
Piiot, Sep1 14, 21, 28, Oc1 5. 1982
4057-82 ____ M_U_C_NO_T_IC_E ____ 1ol 011nga, Still ol C1lllornla,
StlO property II Clucrlbed 1n
FICTIT10U8 aUSINE88 general as· All llook In treoe.
NAME STATEMENT fl•lures, tQUlprMnt a"d good will or The lollowlng persons are dOlng 11111 Mrvlee station butlntsa known
bullneas &a' u Ttxaco Statlorl tnd iocate<I 11
PICTURE PERFECT FRAMING. 2175 Newport Blvd .. Cotta Mesa,
20092 Cape Co11 age L" • Counly ol Orange State ol
Hunllnglon Baecn, CA 92646 CaJllornl1
Cerole ~lander. 20092 ca.,. The bulk t•an111r wlll be
Cottage L"·· Auntlngton Beach, CA conaummlled on Of aller tile 30tn 92648. Clay ol September. t982. It 10.00
Waller H1l1ndar. 20092 Cape am •• Burrow Eaerow Co , 19712 Collage Ln , Hunllngton Beach, CA MICAflhur Blvd .. No 105, Irvine,
92848 County or Orenga. Slate ol
Thi• bualn'lss 11 conducted by Cal1lorn1a huSb•MI & wile S o fa r a s k n o w n t o t l'I e Cl.tole H11111nci.r Tr1n11eraas. all bu11n1ss nam11
Thl1 11a1amen1 w11 mao wltn the anCI addresses used by Translerort
County Clerk of Orange Co.Jnty on lor 1ne three years 11111 paat. ate Sept 10, t982 Feghell'e Auto Repel r, 2175
F1t7179 Newporl Blvd., Colla Men,
Publlshad Oreng1 Coast Dally CalifOfnla
Pliol, Stpt. 1•. 21, 28, Oct 5. 1982 Oiied' AuguSI 25, 1982
3985-32 GuSllYO Palacio Fernando Jaramillo
DEATHS
ELSEWHERE
NEW DELHI, India
(AP) -Sbelk Moba.mmed
AIMlallab, 76, of Kashmir,
the founde:r of the Moslem
Conference poUtJcal party
In 1932, has died.
WASHING TON (AP) -
Dem. Ad•m Beajamha Jr ..
an lndiar.-congressman,
47, has died of heart
di.ease.
Transler-Publl1h1d Oranqe Co11t Delly
Pllol. September 1<1, 1982
4049·82
PUBl.IC NOTICE
FlCTITIOU• IM.l ... H
..-...ITATEMINT
The tolloWlng PlllOflt are dOlng
buslnesau:
t) A-INSURANCE SERVICES
OF CALIF.; 2) SHAW CLAIMS
SERVICE: 3) DIAMOND "0 "
APPRAISAL SERVICE. 1407 E
Cottlnl Ave .. Orange, CA 92867.
Apeley In• Service ot Callt •
Inc., a Callfomt. c;orporatlon, t407
E Collins Ave • Orange, CA &2867
Thie bull"88S 11 c;ondll019d by a corporation.
Af•llY IM. Sarvkle o C.111. lno
Cnatles F. Donnell
FICTITIOUS BUalHESI Vldlr Lewie. AHi. a.ctr. upon any P01tlon ot tna aurlace and
NAMI! ITATUIENT Publlah9d Orange Cout Delly 500 t eel below lhe surface,
Tile lollowlnQ persons are dolrig Pllo1, Sep1 7. 14. 21. t982 meuured vertically from the
buslnesa as; 3898-82 aurh1ce ot ••Id land, tor th• purpose
COMPUTER DIVISION OF ------------ol drilling lor. capturing, producing, BESCO, 3921 S Brt•tOI, San1a Ana. Ml.IC NOTICE 11or1"g. treating or otharwlH
CA 92704. naMlllng or ullll.zlng sucn oil, gas or
Stephan S Scott & Auocialn, NOTICE TO CR.EOITOflS other nydrocarbon Of mineral Inc . a Cahtornl• COflJ«ltion, 4SOO OF BULK TRANSFER 1ubs11ncu, lor the purpoH ol
Campu• Or .. 6280 ~ Beaeh, (S.C1. 81014107 U.C.C.) a•erctll!IQ G11ntor'1 rl{lhll thereto,
CA 92880. Notlc;e 15 hereby given lo the as r1tarvael In deeds rec0tded May
Thi• bu11ir>eS1 11 conductael t>y e cradllors ol BRYCE PRICE and 17, 1972 In boo!< t9t2 10t29, page
corporetlon JANE H PRICE. Traneterora. 657, OlflQ11I Records. end raco<dael
Stephen S Scott wnoaa no me addran 11 853 December 27. t96t In bOOk 5957.
& Auoci•t•. Inc Congress C11y ot CoSla Mesa. page «185. Ottic1al Record&
Mattan Greenberg Coun1y ol Orange. Slete or YOUAREINOEFAULTUNOEAA
Secre1ary Ca1tlorn1a 92626. lhtl 1 bulk 0 EI 0 0 F TR U a T 0 A T E 0 Thll 11111ament was llled with the tr1n1ler Is aboul to be m1C10 to NOV£M8ER '9, 1•t UNLEll YOU
Counly Cler"k ol Orange County on George Mkllat11n. Transteree, TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT
Sept. 10, 1982 whOH horna aelelreu 11 3433 YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE
f't97111 New11dga Drive, Clly ol Ra"cho SOLO AT A PUBLIC 8ALE . ., YOU
Publlsneel Orange Cout Dally Petoa Verdes. Coun1y ol Loa NIED AN EXPlANATION OF THE
Pilot, Stpt. 14, 2 '· 28, Ocl. 6, 1982 Anoe1e•. State ol C•hlornla NATURE OF THE PROCEEOINO
3990-82 file proplfly to be 11an1lanec:f11 AOAINaT Yo~1_'.f'OU I HOULD
------------CIMCrlbld In general as All ltoek In CONTACT A LAWTER.
PlafC NOTICE tr.CS., 1txtur1t, e<iull>fl'lltll and gOCd 14 l<amalri Court. Newpor1 BaaGh.
wtll ol 1na1 Fast Food Rtt1aura111 Calllor"'' 92663 Ft~~:,.~=~· bualnau known as Bun'n Birrell "(II 1 ttreet address or c;ommon end locateCI II 2 t 1 82nd Street, City oaalgnatlon Is snow" above. no TM tollowlng persons •re Cloing ol Newport Beacn. County of werranty r• give" 11 to Its busl=~ HOUOW CREATIONS. Otange, State ol California compre1ene11 or COfrect"asa) The bulk tranaler w i ll ba The baneliclary under said Deed 3388 t C&ll1 d• Bonan11., Sen Juan c;onwmmal9d on Of antt lhe 30th ol Trusl. by raeson ol a breacn In C~~ai:,o..;"c~.?!,7~3881 Calle,._ day ol September. t982 at tO:OO lhl obhgatlons aac:ured 1nareby,
..,.. ..... "" 1 m at Western Mu1u111 Etcrow neralolore txllQ.lted and dellvared
Bonanza. San Jua" Capistrano. CA Corporltlo", 14081 So Vorb1. 10 tha underslg"eel 1 '#rl1tan
92875 Sulit 101. Tustin, Celllorr11a Attn. O.Clar•tion or Default and Demand Oeborth Kay Oeva"port. 6 Ardllh Freebaorn ror se11. and wr1t1en notice ol
Clnlllar, lrvln•. CA 927t4 Th1111ne last date ror llllng claim• 1>11acn and ol electlon to causa 1he
J1nlna C. >.damaon, 1555 Mesa In the e1erow reteued to her1ln 11 underllgn9d 10 sell said pte>perty to V1rde Or. E. •3A, Co111 Mesa. CA Sepllmber 29. 1982 11111ry nld obllgat1on1, a"d
92828 So tar es ls k now" to the tharealter Iha und«algnad c:ausad
Thia buslnesa II con<luctld by e TrantterM, eN bUSinesa names I/Id nld notlc:1 ol breach and or
general Pll11l8rll't~ 1ddrnses us.d by the Transl««• 1lec:llon 10 t>e recorded May 10.
Tiii• .. ':.'!:::: wuay ?.8~'":1 .. -•or lhe PHI '"'" )'Nrt .,. Same 1982 at lnllr No. 82· 1&0e47 In Nld ._.. '"' Oalad September 7. 1982 Olllelal Record•. County Clll'lc ol Otanot County on George Mklltrlan Seid nit will b1 m1C11, but Ste>• 10, 1982 Trensteree without covananl or warranty.
F117150 Publlahed Orange Coast Dilly exprest or Implied, regarding Ulla. Put>ll1hed Orange Co11t Dally PllOI, Sept. t4, 1982 poaset1ion, or encumbr1"cas. to
Piiot. Sept. 14, 21, 28, Oct 5, 1982 4052·82 pay 1111 remaining principal eum ol
_________ ,:39::83-8::..:::2:.1 ·---".:::=::-::=:::::;----1111 nota(s) MQurad by said Deed ol
Pta.IC NOT!CE Ml.IC NOTICE Trull, wrtn Interest u In Nld note
'1CTfTIOU• ltUIMll fflCTITIOUI ltUllHEll
NAME STATEMl!NT NAME STATIMl!NT The fc>llowlng penona are dOing The lollowl"g pereons lfa doing
bu1ln .. s u · buslneas 11
DEE JON ORIGINALS 3301 OH THOSE DONUTS, 1734
Harl>Of Blvd , &1111 102. sania Ana N1wpor1 Blvd . Coatl MaH, C1 ..
provlele<I, 1dvance1. II •"Y· under the 1arm1 of H id Deed or Trust, 1-. charges •"d expenses of the
TruatM and of lhe INlll c;r11ted by
Mid Died ol Truat.
Mt.JC NOTICC
•wi&NC>fl COUffr OI' , ..
tTAfl Of ULW~A 'Oft.,... COCMTV Of CMAtfOI Tiie ........ .
I 1.0111 HltcD .. UON
CHIT= All• ILOlll .. NDt"eOM .U Rotll A. HCNOC•tON,
•111111M CAii NO; At!Jm
tcOTICI CM' INTlllfflOH
TO NU. MAL "'°"nY AT ,._.VATI IA&.I
Nolltt 11 hereby given th11,
1ubj9't to c:onflrmallon by 1110
•bova enlllJeO Super IOI Coll rt, on
OGIOl>lt' 11. 1092 al Of lntrHlll'
wllllln 1111 Oma allowed by llw, lllt
und•'fl0n41d, .. axecut011 ol tlle
wlll OI ElOl&t HENOFR80'4
CH TWVNO, dlc:auad, w1• Mil 11
ptivttt Nie lo tile lllQllMt llld btll
nt1 bidder on lh• term• tnd cond1tlor\1 herllnaf11r me'1tlO'*' aft
tight. 1111•1. and l"t., .. I of ELOISE
HENDERSON CHl!TWVNO. O~Md. at the ume of '* 6ffth and 1U rlglll, 111141 and ln•tt•• that
the •1111 hat 11equlfld It! addltlorl
10 lhll ot declldenl al Ille 11me ot n•r deatn, In tna 1111 property
loc:ated In tna CoYnly ot Ora"ga,
Slall ol C•lifornl1 daacrlbed H
lollowa.
"LOI 63 OI Tract No 4280 ..
ltlown on a Mao recorded 1rt Book
ta7. pagH 24 to 33 1nc1u1lv•,
Mlac;allanaou• Mepa, Orange
County, C1hlornot1 Thi PfQPIHI)' la c;ommonly reten•d to u 955
Magallan Stree1. Co11a Men.
C1lllotnl1 92826.
Th• Hie Is 1ubJect to c;urreni
11xa1. covananta. condlllon1,
r11trlc11on1, ra1erva11on•. rlglltl,
rlghtt ol way Vtd eH1menl1 ol record The proper1y It to bl sold on en "as ls" bNjl
Bid• or otters are 1rw1teCI tor 11111
properly and must be In Wfltlng and
will be rec:alve<I at thl office of PER
H TFIEBl.E~. allorn1y tor Hid
uecutore at t200 N. M ein St.,
Sull1 1 tO, S1nta An1, Calllornla
92 70 I or may bl tiled with the clafk ot thlt Superior Coun Of cMliY9'ad
to PER H TREBLER pertanelly al
any time aner 1ne llrll publlcallon 01
thll notice and bllore miking thla
181o. The propet1y will be told on tne
IOllowlng 1arms: Cash or petl caah and perl credit, the termt ol such
credit to be ecceptat>la to tna
undarelgned and lo Iha Superior
Court Five percanl (5•t.1 or 1ne
amounl t>id 11 to accompany the
otter t>y car'trhe<I check. Eacrow la to
be opened wllnln three b1n1el"g
days lollowmg conllrm11tlon of aale
t>y lhe Su1>41rfor Court 111\d lo be ol 30 oaya duratlo" The balence ot
11\9 cuh part ot 1111 prlc;I or tne
b1lance ol Iha price H Ille case
may bl lhall be paid upon c;loSe OI
1acrow Tax•. renll. oparatl"O and
m11 n t ana nee expen111. and
premium• on Insurance acceptable to the pyrcnuer 8"'111 bl prOfaled
as of Ille dote of tlle c;lose ot
escrow ExpenMs ol examlnallon ol
tllle. recording or conveyance
tran1tar ta11a1, 1nd 1ny lltla
rnaurance policy shall b• 1n11reo
bet-1he panles 1n ac;cordance
with local custom and preetloe
The unlla11lgned raHrvet Iha
rlgnl to relusa to accepl 1ny blds
Dated. Stpt. 2. 1982.
Joan S Hend«tan
Co-executor ol Ille Wiii
o t tne ebove nama<l
daOedenl
Oale<I S8')1. 2. 1982 JOhn M. Hendarson
Co-Executor 01 the Wiii
of lhe above nam&d
dece<ltnl Oaled S.pt 8, t982
Per H Trebler
Allorney tor Eaeculor'
Per H Treblef-
McOe<rned, Monroe & Tret>ler
Attorne,.-11 law
Suite 710
1200 NOllll Mal" Slreet
Santa An1. CA 92701
(714) 558--8112
Publltned Orange Cott( Dally
Pilot, Sep1 14, 1!>, 21. 1982 4050-82
P\B..IC NOTICE
FtCTfTIOUI el.l•MH
NAME STATEMENT
The followlng P41'S0"t ara dolng
t>ualness as
ONE HOUR MARTINIZING,
t5084 Golden West Ava
Waslmlntltr. CA
Vietor C Leung. 27t2 Pam Pl , W Covina. CA 91792
Brenda H. Leung, 2712 Pam
Pl . W Covina, CA 91?92
fllll buaine ... IS CondUCll<I by a
genar11 1>•r1netshlp
Vietor Leung Tiiis Slltement wH 11*1 wtlh Ille
County Cletlc ol Orlfl98 County on Sept tO, t982
,1t717S
Publleheel Ora"g• Coa•I Dally P1101, Sept 1•. 21, 28. Ocl. 5. 1982
3983·82
fltB.IC NOTICE
"1CTITIOU9 8UIMH N.AMI STAttMENT
Tne lollowrng pert0n1 Ml doing
bullnHI as.
M ICHAEL SHER M AN
ENTERPRISES. INCORPORATED,
8100 w Coa.sl HIQhw•v. NIWPO'l
Beach. C.lllornla 92883
Mlc;llMI Sherman E.nt.,prl-
1 n corporate d , 1 Ctlllornla
corporallon, 6t00 W Coatt
Highw1y, Newport Baadl, Calilornl•
92663.
Thi• bualnass 11 eonduotao by a c;orporallon.
Mlcllael Sherman Ent..,n-·~·ad Tllll lllt_,I WU ltled with tM
County°*" or Orange CcMlty on 0ac 30, 191 I.
f11'1727
Publlthad Orenge Cout Dilly
Piiot, Sept. 14, 21, 28. Oen. 5, 1182
4054-82
NRJC NOTICE CNDIANAPOLIS (AP) -SeGt111ry LL Gen. C l eo Garfield T11111tat-1 wu filed w11n thl
CA 92704 92627
01a"0na Brown 209 Waka Richard 0 llal, 19645
Forest. Coale Mau. CA 92628 Surfbreaker Ln • Hunllngton e..cti.
Said sale will be hakl on Tuesday,
September 21, t982 a1200 pm. at
1118 Chapm111 AYll'IUa en1ranca 10
Illa Civic Centet Bulldlng, 300 E. 8TAT!MIMT Of' ~
Chipman Avenue, In tlla Clly ol Of' UM Of' flCTTT'IOU9 Browa 102 one of the last County Cleric ot Orange County on • • Sepl 10, 1982,. Robin McElrlYy, 17220 C1 92848 I u r v I v 0 r I 0 f t h c F11'7112 Newlle>pe s1 .. Sulit 223, fe>1.1ntaln Tl<I Stub•. 18101 Wellbrook
Valley CA 92708 Cr • Hunllngto" Baac:h, Ca. 926'17 Spanish-American War, died Publlahad Orange Cout Dilly
Saturday. Brown received P1101. S.01. 14, 21. 28. Oct. s. 1982
\he honorary rank o f 3962·82
Thli bual,,... It c;on<luoled by a Uoyd l/lerra. 17732 Butll' Cr ..
ganarll p1rtnarahlp Huntington 8NGll. Ca 92847 09.,,,,. erown Thi• bullneu 11 ~uc:lad by 1 four-atar general several
yeau ago from former
President Gerald R. Ford.
ITHACA, N.Y. (AP) -Lewl1 H. Darland,
74, treasurer of Cornell
University for 25 years
and a director of 1eVeral
banks and Industries,
hat died.
LONDON (AP) -Sh
Doaf laa Bider, 72,
Brita n'1 famed legleaa
World War IJ ace fi,htcr
pilot , haa died o an
apparent heart attack.
S.der waa one or the BattJo
ot Britain pllota who
stopped Germany Crom aa!nint air mainery.
SAN FRANCISCO
(AP) -Av iatio n
pioneer Aotbo1y
5tadlmu, 96, hu dlcd.
Stadlman becam
sup eri n tendent or
manufacturing at
Lockheed AJ1Cr1ft <:.o.rp.
In 1927 and worl(ed for
Hort Amerlcan A.ln:ra('
Co. durina W orl.d Wer
ll .
ruBllC NOTICE Thi• 11111emen1 wu n*I wltn the Hmltad partnenl\lp.
__ Ft __ C_TlTIOU...,--,-IM.I-... --.-,--~~~oc~:' Or•noa County on Thia ,,::=t ';~*' with the
NAME •TAftMllNT • Ftt7t4t County Citric of Otangt Coun1y on
Tne lollowlg per1on 11 dolnj Publlth•d Oren~• coaet o1uy Augu11 27, 1982.
bu•lna .. ••: A) A LEED Pilot, Sept. 14. 2t, 8, Oc:I 5. 1982 Publl•h•d Orange Coa:t'= :;~:~zs~~~~1~;;~,s~~~o°i1----------3999 __ .. _2 P11o1 Aug 31. s.., .. 1. t4, 21. 1982
WETSUITS; E) POINT WETSUITS. Pta.IC NOTICE 3837-32
221 Mein Slraet, HuntlllQton 8"c:h. 1------------CA 92648 'lCTmOU• MIUIEll LOii Jeanetta Brown, 301 ...._ ITATl•NT
Robin Hood L" • Cotti M .... C>. The lollawfng ptttanl are doing
92627. • bualMM II .
Thi• bu•intN It conducted by an J A a P e R a T R t e T ll'ldMdulll. ASSOCIATES · 1, 14081 YOfbl St.
Lolt J 8tOwn ir127. Tuatln, CA 92880 •
Thlt 11118fl'ltl\t wet tiled with Illa Cfllg Boardman, 393 SunrlM
County Cttnl of Orenga County on • eo.11 MIN. CA 92627 .
6ap1 to, tN2 C•Mn Ontl(e, 1$9$1 Piigrim
F11'1111 lrcla, Huntlng1on Boc:h, CA
PubllelltCI Orange Coaal 01lly 2'41
Ptlo1, 8'9t 14, 21. 21. Oot. 5, t982 Paul Schmlu, 34G2 Bravata Or ..
3944·H Huntington 8dcll. CA 926'19. •
Tiiie b\itlntM la conl.luc:tld by a .,_.,. 111nT.,." el partn«elllp. ·~ nv ~ C. W Bowdm111
f'K:TITIOUI eut..... Thia 11tt-t -lllad Wllh Int NAiii ITATl•NT Coul'lly Clertc Of Orange County on
Th• lollowlng pereon la doing StPI 10, 1981 ,,..,.1'
t>Ullnet• ... ACfl AOENOIES 2'301 PublllhtCI Oreno• Cotll D•lly Enttnt<I•. Ml8lfon Vjelo, CA t21M11. Piiot, S.01. 14, 21, H . Oot 5. 1912
rtenll George Nuyane, 2430f 3982·82
(nttnt<la, MIMk>n Viejo, CA "",. Tiii• bi.ltlfllM It condUClad by An
lnclMOuel r r an11 o Nvyefte TN1 llatttMfll '#It tlltd With 1t1e
County Clark of Oftl'IOt County on StPI •• 1982,
Ptl'POll
P11bll11t-C1 Or1nga Cout O•llV fltlot,lept. t4, 21,28,0et I . 1tl~
40tM2
•'
Nil.JC NOTICE
'tennou• auaMH NAMEITAnMENT
Tht IOllOwlrig per1on1 aro dOlng bullntM .. ,
CURTIS & VACCARO, Orie
NtWPOfl Plac;e, Sulla 1010. Pott
Olllct Box 8708·818, N1wpor1
Otech. CA 92660
Wiiiiam M Curtle, 439 v11t1
Suert1. Hewpor1 8-Cll, CA 92MO
San E. Vacc110, 2581
CrHMaw Drive, Ntwoort 8e1ch.
CA 92683.
lr,wf" L Kwlll•k . 529
PromohlOfY Drive WHI. NtwJ>ort
8aach, CA t2600
Thrt Wtlnttit II concklc;lad by •
gtnlllftll)ttl~lp
WllUern M Curtia
Tlllt a11temenl WH 11*1 Wilh 11\t
COU"IY Cieri! ol O"'ICll County Oii SIP 10 1082.
"f1t1t Publlalll<I OrallQI COHI Otlly Piiot, t.ci1 14, 2t, 21, Oct. &, 1M2
You obn't ~ a OUl'I to
"draw f .. t" ~ yo_u
plec9 .,, Id In IN Delly
Ptlo• wane Ad•I O&M now , ...... ,.
oranoa. ca111om1e eu .... 11 ....-
At tlla tlma ol lh• 1nltl1I Tl'I• lollowlng parton haa
publlcallon ol this 110llce, the lotal 1b1t1doned Ille UH 01 tho Flclllloua
amount ol the unpllld balance of t~ Butlneea Naint;
obllgatlon MCUr9d by Ille 1bova SOUTH COAST ARM"f·NA\/V
C!Ucrlbad dted ol truat and SURPLUS SALES. 2484 Ntwp~t
astlmetad cott1. up1nH1. end Blvd •• Coll• MaH, Calllor"I' advancet fl $ 122.,888.24 92621
To dalerml"e th• opening bid. The Flct111ou1 BualnaH Ntmt
you may call (714) 937-0986 ralarred to above waa lllld In
Oat•· Augull 23. 1982 Orange County on 11 /14/79 fll•
T.0. seRVICE co No. F12M09.
•• said TruatN. MIGhaet Jerome Shlrm•n. 1650
8y ltalll'-1 M. Patrklk. Parle Newport, Newport Baach.
Alllslant Secretary Oalllornl• 12860. One City Bouleverd w .. 1. Tiii• bul<inla we.a conduct.CS by
Orange. Celllornla 92H8 111 lndMdual.
C714) 835·8281 Mk!flatl J Shtr~n
Publl1h1d Orange CoHt Dilly Thia alal-t w" Iii.cl wtUI Illa
Piiot. Aug. 3t. Sept 7. 14, 1982 eouniy Cwk ot Of•l'IOt Coun~ on
!Ul/lfl.82 DeG. 30, tlHll.
---,,...-,-C-NO-TICE----• =--..::...
ITATIMINT Of' A8~ =..-:rn C...-.,...... M=:.= .. ~ ......... 8Mell,CA ....
TI'l1 followlno pereona nave ttubllthtG Or•no• Coa11 Delly
1btnd<>* Int UM of the F1Ctltl0u8 Piiot., ~. 14. 21, 28, Oct. I , ttl2
Bullllffl Namt: 40ef.tl
ECOLOOV MAINTENANCE
COMPANY. 18311 8HCll llvel .. 81111• coo, Hunnnoton 8Mdl. CA
92847 FK:TlTIOU9 ._ ..
Tiit Flct111ou1 8u11ntn Nam• NMlll ITA~
reltrtt<I to •~ Tiie follOwtng ptr1on I• dolnt .,., r11te1 In Ofenot County on ~ ~ ...
14, 1t12 AAINIOW OLIANIAI, 1114
Aon I . Luc.o, H2t Fry Clrc .. , Ellit Col9I Hwy .. Corona del Mer,
Huntington IMch, CA 021•e. ea.
John A. ll•lr, 001 Hall VlnlolnMOUh~.11'2
Avenue, Hunllng1on laacll, CA l/MtfJM. lllerman OMta, OIL tt•
12841, ,... ~II oonducMd bl! 8ft
Thll INa!t-. -condUc1eel ~ t ~ oen-at penntt1lf'llP. v ~
Aon E. u-o TNa ....... " ....... ..
Tlllt ll•ll!Mnt ..... wtttl tM ~ 0... d °' .... ~ °" Count~ Ci.tit of Ofanot COllll~ on """"'11, ttu.
IStj>I. 10, Itta. ,_ · ....
ltublllMCI Of An19 c...a = fl\lblltlltcf 0tanoe co "' OeliY PllO! ~ •1. 1ept. 1, t•. ~~ Ptlot. ltc>t 14, 21, 21. OCt ~ .,......
Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT/Tu1aaev, September , .. , tee~
CLAS' The marketplace on tile Or<lnge Coo. t ... 642-5678
74rt o/ people ~yina rt!'tll e1tolt haue •
read cloa'1/ttd od• m tM pa.at ~ek. a
nohonal 11tud11 'ndlcat~a. ... , ,,,,,,
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PUll11ttf11 leffHI
All reel Nllll advwtlMd
In thl• new1papt r h
•ullltet to tne '•derel flalt Housing Act of 1988
Whleh m•k .. It 1Ueg1I lo
edYtrtlM "1ny prtftrtt't· oe. Hmlt1t1on or dlecrtmt·
nation bHtd on race,
color, rell9ton, HM or nettonat origin, or any
lnttntton to make any
1uc:t1 preference. llmlte
tlon Of dlacrlmtnatlon "
Tl'll• n1wepeper wlll not
knowlngly accept any
adll«llelng f()( rHI HI•·
It wnlch 11 In Violation of tna taw.
11111111 Adverti-
sers should check
their ads dally and
report errors lm-
m e d I ate I y. The
DAILY PILOT as-
sumes llablllty for
the first Incorrect
Insertion only.
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JISlllE CREEi
SUPER IUY
Vacant giant 2 Bdrm Je.
amine Creek beauty
Priced well below merk-
et. Gated community, pool, clubhoult, tennis.
Mull ... to btllevo. Cell
tor delalls. 548-2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
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L'H I.LI 11 •• E. T h••ertta Ill. 120,000 DOWll •• .'! •• !.'! ••••••.. }.{.. be. lrl)I. micro, bak:lonle-ger, IP•. bH·lne 1676
AHL 3 l>Grm. 2 bl Sip din BUV8 thl• 3 er BACI( Liv. In ~l>Ofl Beach f()( v .... w~ Wt 2 OC-RfNTAL8 760 3'14 Prime Lldo Nord bl.lyfn>nt. & bdrm, 6~ bAlh 11111•1111 rm CoYered Petlu IAV C11armar Nt!W-119,000. 2 8drm t O. In 3~~rm:'."'IY· ntw, ' !i~:~~:.d:~t~~ ·
Lg• L. R., 2 bc.lnt 1dlp1 $1.~00,000. 8oulll Cout Cenltt, Ad~~1•nd 1H13:f ~ nur POAT addret1 for only prlote comm. Vary JlOOll llULTY utllltlM .. 4-4ffl -· * tfSr "8prlrio1" Poor, nHt H a pin 2 Bdrm, aYa ol3 0343 1 • 1188.000 Jull lllled CI ea n Mu It t et PllOP 720·6012 d1y. ape, carport, .. 95 mo
R..·rnodl'led 3 bdrm. 2 both I hu tii.• ~ rm
bMlm ('(•lllngii. fum11twd. patlUli $420,000
PElllSULl llOIEI
Prlk West &y boyfrunt Shpa for 2 boou
rt>mod1•loo 3 1-itlrm, 3 balh $1 ,200,000
A/Cond , owner will work • C AL L T 0 0 AV RAE 875·2742 No P4Jll 782·H22
to"'' Hl.000 ,,,., 1•1•1 1111 --1 ee It I I l'lllllllT Beautttul 4er pool houM
l ....... )I JI l 'f) ......... ··············••n•••••• .,,_,,,. • Nvatal bath• rock lrptc LUlllll ),... • • /911 ~ 14000 oownt 3 t ir 2 bl 1 • ,,, .. ,,. llOO 111·1111 gourmet kltcll garega
R"llon, 878·8000 no m • on 2 I .) t 1 , • •••••°"••"•••••••••••• 450 3 Bdrm dllacned llomall
$ 1600/mo. Act I Hll Call OOll'L 0•2 Ctrt•• lil llll 'UI METRO ALTY 638-7005 In eJCcelllnt ., .. Avtljl·
Okr 497-3034 Prime C.M. too 4000 eq •••••••••••••••••••••• 111 bl• t mmedlat1ly II fi ILIFFI IAIUll ft bldg 16,000 ~ft pro-PlcturHque 2Br garden Old Spanleh hou1t on 1800/mo on I yHr letlM IAYFllOIT
W/PllR I SLIP •••• ~!!. vou owll the 1and. 2.000 perty. l10001mo ncome. ~nJ~~g• ~~·~7~ larg41 Eut1tde tot 3 BR. r,:: ~~~:: t:.! :!::
Ot-ean & jcuy Views. M urlm• room, 4 bdrm, 3 OPI TOIOllllOW eq It, 38r, tam rm, 2y, 880-15H. 720--0882 1 • huge detecn.d gar. Dirty 11 1 le bath. ~700 11q h $1,383,000 Ckeanfront 1 AAA riaw1 Ba wld• Or.-nbtlt Mat .. 6 ntte11 work V1e1n1 c• °' .... 12·4 ,__. ,. pool. Far below ,,;arkat !!!~!.!!!r.!!l.I.~ c.,11 ""' Ulf $600 mo. Cell Larry or [g. -w A,, •
LllDl ISLE llYFROIT
Lag0t>n view from 6 bdrm, ~ oolh. playruom,
dark rm, den Bual sdip Now $ l ,000,000.
4 Bdrm & dining rm, 3 81 ~ •g~~l~u:r.'.·";~tn21B~ $245,000. Wiii ltaM Of)• Newport Batch 2 on a tot. •••••••00••••••••••••• Oeve, 540· t l68 ~i "'"Mfbrldgt
(ape In Mair), plus steam tennl• All for only $H, tlOf'. Bkr. 844·0134 1 blk from Oce1n t2 X Nr OCC Col. 2br patio, 3br 2'Aba nr new fanaed Re•lllj
bath, completely remo-900. Must a.ell lmmed. Oroae. Well maintained eory kllch, MORE 1510 ya~d trMa Catt' eft 4
detect Otter yeur trade. PlllH Cllll 83 1·4687 PUnlll lllEEI Walk 10 1l'lopptng. Bkr. OC-RENTALO 760·3314 seo<i. 840-5010. 551·3000
Aeklng $1 ,396,000. 213-306·18 8 OIST& llU Hll •If 411 -lr.11 lllrnnn l'ln'),lnl••
llYSIDE PLlOE J&~~~ ... H&Ln 8•;!!~1''• IOf :~;fi..~~0o~~~.di:~~~~~ IO PHIT ... ,, tre• .... complete w1th 2 mw lllTAl.I
Spe<•Ulcular bay front dplx 2 t>r, 2 ba up; 2 br, __ llO ••••••••••• .. •••• •••••• kltch., frplc, plu1 • prt· Time snare. Sen Cl•· OeGorator perfect. •P•· baa 2 ba dn. 2 boot sn."l('('S. Rcdul't'<l $1 ,500,000. "J"-· •·I••' 1~ ASSUMABLE FINANCING v1te trg m1nleured yerd mente, $10M + gro11 cloue 2 bdrm. 2~ba, ,_ equipped chafe kltc n 2 to 4 bdr"'"· etartlng'lat ,... ••• :'!'!..': ••• ~··••••"X? AVAii.ABLE & I prlYata putting green HIH. Tr1da ·Joint Yent· Cape Cod. Poot, Jae, rt· lave, 1800 to $1400 ;.•
.LUFFS Co.Do 11,,,1.Ell Welk to 1eh1>0l1 lrom thl1 & 3 car garegt. A real ure • or eall at $1.8M creation 11ree, pvt petlo, rock frplc lncd yard wt
2·11y De r1ne garden Yelue at 1375,000 and w/29"1. dn By Owner balcony, wine cellar & lge rrull tr ... kid• & pet
Smgle story end unit, expanded 3 br, 3 ba 3 Bdr 2•,; Ba, YfKY 1pectat hOme With 4 Bdrm•. 2 ea you own the land. Try 1·492· 1720. garage O.Corator well gerage 1o move In HUR· bel & 1 k S .. 0 000 cuetom nome Bergatn end contemporary aty· 10% dwn. Petrlek Teno-peper, draperies end RV IJ
on largest green t a <.>. 2., • price. Chuck Sp II tar ling. S22f.,OOO. 844-7020 re, 831-1268 ••STEALI•• more. $1050/mo. Cati METRO AL TY 538-7005 'lflf/.'1..,,
Fllll&llS UICH
N(·w 4 br, 4 ba, custom Fr~nch Normandy
Estate I 'h acre hilltop $1 ,250,000.
AYILOI
Ft.-e simple oouage on quiet Descanso S t (In
Flats) $145,000.
COllOIHO CAYS
Coronado Island cust. bayfront lot. 85' boat
dock. Plans avail. Now $370,000 w/tenns.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bo y\•dP D••v .. "i 8 1>7S 1>11>1
c,, .. , ''' lla1 I Ola . ...........•...•.•...
Su••lt Yt11r tffer
Homt+Gue11+1ncome
OWC 1st • Flu. Terma
509 Acacia CdM nr bch
Spotless Vicent Duplex Huge 5br/3bt+3br/3bt
440K own/bkr 645-7048
LIHO IUL HT&TE Eaatelde Co111 Mesa trl· 548-2239. 10:30 to 5:30 · ,.. I
pleK, 8.8 X gro11. 4'0K pm. S AU 860()
l.'-3-, /Hf d p I \•oK B UPER SHARP 2br 2ba w;,· ,.,,.,. own. r ce v • Y CALL NOW 2br 2ba w/ iiioii;"iiii:tiaiiii• owntf, (303)887-2887 huge p11110, poot~ld ok S.475
Town .. -me, 2 etw, 2 br, Park Lido Adult Condo 3 Wll ffl la/I laOO g1r, bakot1 kltch $500 OC·AENTALS 760-3314 11.523 r .... ..,ft..,feu-. '"" , Br. pool, naer no1pll11t, •••••••••••••••••••••• OC-RENTALS 760-3314 ---------1 .,. ""'°'"'".,. ,.., .. 11:;
210'hc btl,,t kg0rotf'lne1Mwll. GG0ra01dt Miich. $145,000. Owner IY IWIH N'--3 BR 2 Be, d-. ••oae Dollar 1trttc:tllng value --------:... wlll llelp. Agent 846· 1044 , 1 t 1 H ti """' -· ... 28r 1111 kttcnen bll4n1 Woodbridge-on the takt . terms 551-8058 evs 1 ~ o • n un ngton dot Mar, grdnr, no pets. kid• P41t 450 no IHI roq EJCecutlYe 3 bd. 2 'h ba. Beech CA on 21st bet· $895. Sierra Mgmt Co. METRO AL TY 838-7005 Many EJClrHI $1400/mo
ween Pacific Cout Hwy 841-1324 ,.. leas e 552-95 4 9 ,
;l~-~60•241v;' 8 In u t · __ OC_·_R_E_N-TA_L_S--i-fi-,-.-.-,,-0-,.-.-8-,-r -Jl-J 4-1 551·2193 or 987·8857
IRY' .. L 1121,100
Ador eble starter home tn
lovely ntlghbotl'loodl Ex·
eell1 mt financing 1vallt·
blo Many emanltlaa ln-
IELlm IT
Ill HT ...
You can own • home In 1·5br'e $200 to $2000 •• •• •••••• ••••"'••••••• Tur t I er o ck e Ke c. 2 Newport Beecn for only #•••l•I•, Dt111t, 760·3314 open 7-d11y1 Neer Mlle Sq. lge 3 BR 2 maatera, don. 2'h ba,
$1t6,000 with en HSU· .... ,, 1400 LANOLOROS/REALTOAS Ba, Ytry nice , $750. $1350, All• 844·9080, mabte 30 year loan. Ow· ... •t••••••••••••••••• 673-7638; 963-1377 873-8589 ner la motivated, flextble Kon•. HI. Time Shara Fast tree tenant proYI· 1---------1 ---------1091 DOWll clu<llno 8 fruit trees. c 1111 ,. 979·5370.
OetuJCt dupltK -terms to
't >IL I 11 f ,'' ti
and open to ell offers. Condos for nle. 1 Br & 2 dtfl. Cell Beet Realty Jr executlYe 38r 2b• 2 t>Grm. 2~ ba townnome
Specious 28r 2'A ba Br . Call tor detella. 539-8t94 POO~ home queens kit-1\1111 Sept 15th.
condo. with garage and 640-4484 HOME FOR RENT Chen 1725 493·2117
UlllEI llllYE carport, community pool 3 Bd S750 F d kid pet Ok EZ ltfmll 850
Ill your budget. Own all I or part. Darrell own/agt.
RE/MAX 759-12'1 (AL T'f' & IN\l('tfM t:Nf';
2 & 3 8 C a.nd .pa. .'.I ,,,.,' rm . ence METRO AL TY 638-7005 3 bd AYlllllble Now. lge
C
drm LuJCury on-yard & garage Kida & f.. prlY11te yd. No Pell
RESTLINE For our new regular ~~~n~:. i~"do~~I s:~~:~:~~~=· V.~~?,028B~'.~n~ ~~t~oie.: '44·1211 ••• 'f.~~~~/.~ ••••• Y.~ ~;n~°::: 545-2000, BHll•.flO• ::3~~j~o 831-,0 t5:
Love nest In tho sky. New weekly leetur11 Cati At ch Own/Agt. mlum toe. Frptc, AC, et-Trede tree-clear 38r, 2811 -~------If ,6 3"40 ---------
LOOK
2 br wlftrepl1ce. $70, BOAT SHOW•ilii964-iiiiiiiiii6iii17iii1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil teched gar, yd s129, home. An1holm. com· 2 14,.1 2 '• O.••• ..... ~!. .•••.••.•.. ~ .. 000, $6000 down now, 11 304 Ma~old. Lo'tely two 500. Good e11umebte plllt rtlurblll'l • Hmt prl\I petlo. Eaclu11Yt NA BCH NICI 2br w/l'luga W•8•1 lffli Ja41
$4000 neKI year. Owntf CASE •l•YfllllT* badroo • tamlty room, toens. Owner t agt. tenant 10 Y" lor Res. Ea1t1lde. Beeutlfutly patio, novel kltcl'l $450 ••'••••••••••••••••••• carry. 10% Hsumebte. • on 45 fl lot, Just one 499.5775 ---------1 LA. Orange, S. Otego, landscaped. Pool and OC-RENTALS 750.3314 HARBOR OCEAN FRONT (714) 588-0389. Every Saturday In the IO&T SLIP block to the beacn. 011-llAffl•ESI tis coHtal areas, $80,000. ctubhouee. $750 mo. Nu 3200' luJC hm on bluff.
EXCH ANGES l~;D;el:t:PliloitiCita:sistillod=s=~ OPH HJLY 1·1 Slrtfll parking tor five WIOIUIHE Thia IOYtly Verulltea (7 14) 988 -2645 or 494.4791 QC.RENTALS 180 deg. YU ot herbor, ,.. 38 BALBOA COVES, 3 cers plus covered car-3 bdrm, 2 bl condo condo penthouse 81 only 385-55" 1-5br'1 $200 to $2000 surf. mtn11. 3br, 3ba, ae-
Preclous gam atones tor d 2 RE port for boat or RV AcroH from community 1129,500 with 8 30 yr I Ir. 2 la, 750-3314 open 7·d•YI curtly, uuna, •P• ~:~·:;'~1~~~d~g~~:~ IEW HIUll H gE~TO $4;=~~001 DU· 0~;:,~ ~·t~:~~~~~ltor Park. St19,500. By ow-11 5"1. loen. Great •••11/1 Frptc, range, yard, gar•· Wiit paint Interior and OK· Sl800/mo. 496-7009.
Ellllte. Wiit consider HLll& ISUMI &llT llOYIMml 640-5793 675-55'1 t ner. 851-1586 days mounteln view. pool, •••••••••••••••••••••• r · no pell Private. ttflOr ol llKer upptf le< OCEAN VIEW 38r, 2
anything of reasonable First time llatod Chtr· 11ra11-'IWIE• PRIVATE gym. aec. gated. Don't B11u1 F•nlltAH 850/mo. 111 plus sec. move In coats on 3 bdrm frptcs, St075 mo. 1422
value. For e11empte. ming nr. new 2 sty, er-~.1~1117 " mlse seeing Ihle one. •••••••••••••••••••••• only 6~8 W 18th. St house Hunt. Bch area Tetreco Way. 780-8378
Autos, Yachts, Paintings. chl tecturet gem. 4 ~~·~~·~·~~·~~! POOL Agt. Rod. 675-4000. ,,, ... /tlH' 31H 499
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RV's, or equity In going bdrms. fem. rm Quality = L~·· : c~ii·:;·,~·.·ve.:.'A.:v·~; Townhouse. 2 bd, t ~ be, 3 BA 2 Ba Seabury. ~~~h"~~~~~1o~::C11. ~~: businesses. 631-6188 dee t g n and decor WOllH·FllH THIS In your ~wn back yard. 4 • , , WINTER rentals. Aeglr 3 yr new, ~" · patio , Schools. parka, 1hop1, beach/ town. S 1 t 50.
TALL 'ID tl'lrougl'loul. Designed f<>f 3 trg Bdrm•. lamlly rm, bdrm, 2~ ba. lnverneu Properties 875-4000 $535/mo. 6 5·0500 No !Mach. Biil oond. $450. 494-6930.
gutll quarters. Priced lo country kitchen. Great Model In Turtle Rock pet. 644-1094
STATELY sell $595,000. Seller n-neighborhood. Good 11• Olen Pelto Homes Lota · Wllertront 2 Br. 2 Ba. 1111 ibr quiet tree ahtdtd wd 1---------W•HI Blll1 USO
nence. No loan fee. nanctng IYallablt Full 01 privacy. EJCcetlant BEST DEAL IN HARBOR appliances. 1850/mo, cOupte;,, alnglt o.k. 'n0 WNIWE ••'•••••••••••••••••••
Glaednt 2 ato~.~me to-144-4110 Pr I c • S 1 3 1 •9O0 ,._______ nelgl'lborhood You owe RIDGEi Be t 3 8 h 673-4106, 673-3724 ,,..t1. $450. 548-4251. Spac t & 2 br, lovely 4 8HdOrMmE1.FO••RecR.ENThome cat In ea .......... 1 area. •• It to yourself 10 ... thl• eu · r ome ..-pint• & 11ream1 1ec Welk Ing dletance to 751-3191 one 1369 000 with Inc red. view In Cute 3 Br. 2 Ba. frptc, 7 3Br 2B• Cape Condo gates entry by phone $900. Fenced yard & g•·
South Coast Plaza. Huge · ' prestigious gilt guerded homes from bay. Avall quiet, atnt loc. Clea~ lge r~c erea Incl. gym: rege. Kida & pe1s welco-
rooms throughout. Ow· ~~2m_77u4m5 n . $ 4 8 5 M. now. $895. 760-1977. $780 mo. 497•2149 pool & spa. 64&-859t me1 ... 545-2000. Agent, no
nar will aealll In the n. -nenclng. Thia beautllul I~~~~~~~~~ ____ ..;..... _ __.;,.....:::=.. &nHOTIYE 3 br, 1 ba, den, petlol, big Sharp 2 BR oondo, 1 1ty, --------
home Is priced way be-1: ••JOllE•T Wt•Ht LIN i•• ar 2 bdrm hOUM avallablt yard, $895 + MC. dep. alt bttne, pool, $550 mo. #1,.I•• VJ1l• 1111 low mer·ket et $129.500. -• -.wr; now. $700 winter or S825 645-3603 Cell 540· 1158, a1k for •••••••••••"~··•••••••
Muel Mii lhll -kl'nd. BRANO NEW "~Ollrl of Lovely Fr. Provlncl1I 4 ., •• , .... n.,. 2-1 YHrly Conv toe. Neat 4 8 3 8 COnd Oa'tl HOME FOA RENT
54e-2313 Orange County Town-Bdrm 3'A 811 IKteutlve 211 "I a..a. Bay 875-9867 r a. O, m81ly 1---------1 3 Bdrm $700. Fenotd homtl • LuJCury 3 bdrm home Jull reduc.d $20, 9 a m1HI emenltloe. $800/mo. 3 Br 2 Ba. tprlc Lovely yerd & garage. Kida &
THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS
hom1t1 beautlfully de-ooo to $385,000. AlaU· Cl'larmlmg. claaalc, dt· .. z.... Daye 937-8090, E'tll & home & area. 1 ml. to pets welcome. 545-2000.
financing now that you owner wlll help finance.'• 11.521 c·· .. •wofl..,,lkJIAlr iunny. open. ballmtd •••••••••••••••••••••• 3b 2\-ib d 640•9008, 963·0902
signed. quality bullt . and me low lntereet tat ano l ..... m_ coratod, tand1caped. 1••i•Hl• 3101 Wllnd• 645-2439. beactl. $850/mo. Roger Agent. no fee.
Juet won't btlltYtl Cell 831-7370, 549-3548 .,. ~ ""''"""~ """'11:; celllng1, copper plum· 4 Br baytront w/dock Lrg. r, •. con °· 1---------1 !'.".r.!!.~!~ ... !.~! now Brandywyne. Pro· • FORECLOSURE SALE blng. 4 bdrm1. 3 baths S 4 0 0 0 I mo . yr I Y • evlll. 10/1, Many lllltraa 5 br. 2 ba, pool, near ..... UOI '41. ft. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Owner anxious $505, $3000/mo. winter. Avall lnclud. micro. frpl, llkt Sprlngdela & Warner. NICE 4rm w/party patio
Ifft •oo ~ '""ipeiiirtiiileliiiiiiiiiill,iii53iiiiiii1i·9iii6i70iii.iiiiiiiiiii l:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"i iiiiiiiiiiil lmmecutate Woodbridge 000 9110. n • w 4 9 9 • 2 3 O 0 . 1900 mo. o11ll 847-3803. Lg kllch, lncd yd $425 " • 1.. • Ft. • 1• AYeton. 2 bd, 2 ba. AIC. . 831-7100 QC-RENTALS 750-3314
le Let 12h1 0 UYOllHT flXEI S1:t,OOG HWI couer tot. $18.000 down J.R. PROPERTY · NEAR BEACH 3 br, t'h
1260,000 Bring your paint brulh & 875-8173 yard, stove. dllhwaaher, mo. egtnt 973-8931. 1·5br'e $200 to S2000 * •110 ... & TO Pay. 957.2045 11111 MANAGEMENT 3 Br. n'• Ba. garage, lfg ba. fem rm, 10/1 $825 OC-RENTALS
broom to save HS on Spacious 313r + 2'A8a. w 1 lfatA IHI n e• r S . C PI aza . 1---------1 750-3314 ~ 7-day1
Eaatelde Costa Mes• 2 this 3 br. OJCtcUtlVO ranch redwood r> 1110 & 1pa, ··'-~'················ Quiet 2 Br, winter, ·~ btk S745/mo. 833-8162. a Ill IHSE 1121 Br. 2 Be. home, herd· style home In prestige U , otUT YILW handsome brick frplc, Cell Emerald Bay Ally • to be• ch· Ind r Y · Near achoo11. children FOf lea• or ..... option. wood floors, larger lot. area. Lowest price on f.. ' Brdm condo, gated Kira lg :? 1;11 gerege w/ -·u send you I ll1t Of Lido nealty $500/mo 27th St. Avell 1 BR TRAILER. Print•. pe11 welcome. 2 ba, g.a-$1500/mo. 5 Br .• large
cul-de-sac atr .. t. 1125. 111ndlt Only $260,000. comm. Pool & 'PL Walk wine colt1,r or dark rm. avetteble homes w/ I"!{ 9/18 675-3148 ......_ yard. no pets. Ut111 paid r 1 g 8 . e Es T RI t y yerd, 9Choole, ah09l)lng
000. Owner wttt finance. Ca II 7 5 9 . 150 1 or to shops Auumabte Mu• t I e I I AS AP amtf'llllel In Emerald Bay 67~7300 On the Point. 38r 2be, 1450/mo + aacurlty. 53M190 f.. nearby. Agent 84&-1044
I 752-7373 lor detalls. loan. Priced to 11111 171, 648-5680 494·1840 petto, winter lee, evell 499"1817 EASTBLUFF Exec. hOme
... , ••••r'le, llHr. ~tit.~m0001·~C1amll1S~ll•1r~onmc1ot!lln!af 111200/f llDOO IOYH r.. ., I JOSI Imm. d $ 7 5 0 I m 0 • Br 28a, bltln1, d/w. new lllllT ... 1111 3 br. 2 bL den, tormal •••7721 fH Ill •• l .. !~ ... 1.".!........ e 7 5 • 3 8 9 4 o r cpll, drapt1, trplc, dbl Lt1ted todey. Kid• ok. dining, 2 frpt1. garden --VILLE DE CERISE ... c1 •• ,.,, 1011 2131792-4810. s .. be-car g•r. pool. $850/mo. Garage. Fl•t BEST '" f). t I 0 . $ 1 2 5 0 m 0
Loa1t/( Jptlon or Purche· •••••••••••••••••••••• ginning Sunday. 23 t Senta Ane AYt. 539'-8190 642--0350. ~=~~~!~!! se. VOt JR n~ 1650 aq. BEAUTIFUL l'M HILllMI Cllll 213/375-8107 2 II Ir ........ _ -3-Bt-. -2-b-'a'-. -dtn-.-n-r_H_lg_h
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gated estate on elmost ·~ acre with spectacular
views. $1,950,000.
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fl. (ptu s dbl garage w/ OLD WORLD TWI OllHll W•••• lf1d 3141 --opener ) O.luKo Condo. TOWNHOMES ••'••••••••••••••••••• Affordable 3 Br+ 1 Balhl Securely done, Ideal !Of Sehl, sa<>0
---------I GrHt I >ark aide tocatlon, By Howard Matk Co. Approa 2400 lq ft e a. Immaculate woodey cnar· mod9f'n kltctt. S825 kids k Id . 8 EST t t e 11 a I 64&-3532 nOKt t•, 111 •hopping & from $159,000 Wiii Mii I Last lot left mer. Reoently remodated ok Flat BEST 539-6190 539-8t90 4 ll 2~ IA
LINDA ISLE-LOWEST PRICE
-A STEALI
A fabuk>ue VALUE fOf only SHS,000 end
owner rtexlble on terma end condltloM.
Submit exchang•• or terma or CASHI An
axc:.pUonal WATERFRONT home on IM
legoon with a prlY•t• 2-etory r .. ,.nce
tor entertaining large groupa or d•llY
living In 5 b•droom• -+ formal living
room, large famlly rm. with etep-down
bar on the water, epeck>ue patto I much
more. Cell for detalle a lnvffl now before
the p rlcH go UP. Pltrlallp for large
yaohl .
IN FORECLOSURE
Drtwt by 2048 Palomt, oft 20th II. near
lrvlna Ave •.•. next door to Newpor1.
OrHt potential -lerg• lot -room to expend Ihle a bed, 2 ba. A family
ntlghborllood. Oall for detalle. Try
t186,000.
LAGUNA -EXCITIN~
Tol•lly prlwate grotto PoOI 1urroundtd bJ nMltJ ~ Kt• Of garden• ... paret• epe,
waterfall a a.,.ctaculer VIEW. A unique
"Chrfe Abel" i Md. ~ den homt. OM Of a
lllnd paredl .. I •uoo.ooo. UM400.
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the11111·1, tncl all 11mtnl· 495-3244 760-9355 right on beachfrontt A and redecoreted. 2 fM 1---------1 RARE BUVt Cell eves t t I King Illa 3er 28• frml Fem rm. $1250 IN ties. (J PPOf'lunlty to 11111 "" &. -• • bdrm. 1'h ba nc ud ng 2 Br with gafage kid pet dlo rm plc1ure window &44·8053 own e rsn1p w/quatlty '!.~!!.~!:' ••. !.~! 492'""964 Sen Clemente dining room. La'1l9 IOO· ok. Flat 1400'1 BEST •
home w/tu 11Ylng1 OILY •--11 •-1 JllO ny dee~ ovtrtooklng ca· 539-8190 fee .~ETtlt RpaldO RwonLTYt !~7500255 Eutbluff 38r, 2ba. AYlll 71 ~1 631 _505!i or ~ •• ~••••••••••••• nyon. 3 bike to beach--------"" fee........ ~4o0~9s01t90~0rn/l m• o0 r . 6'42-2 000 11000 . PERFECT STARTER and llOftl Wlntet rental u .. Mr• • Ir 1141 v -"
STEAL IT CONDO $850 per mo. Flat. Situation for famlly A geml Sparkltng tBr a31-0836 u k IOf Elaine DOWI greet So Coaat Pina 497-4503 2 beth1, aate toe. r.. et .~ldsET'RokO gatLTYage Ju!t7300905 LIDO BAYFRONT n-4 Lo... dwn essume loans. to LEASE OPTION this IOc, baeh unit w/rtc rm. Atmoet oceanfront, wtntw BEST Alty 539-8190 f.. .., ~ 63.,.. 3 Bii 2 Ba/Ag1. Fred Te-11'larp CLIFFHAVEN tennis, pool, ape. $8,000 rentals 2 Br duptu fee Br. 5Ba.12960/mo.
n 0 I' II, 8 3 1. 1268 0 r homa. 3 Bdr " den. 2'h d5w52n··2000Prlotd. 75t20,.•,.17 Agt. $77 .. /mo'. 2 NBr .. OUlt RE.NT TO OWN: New 28R 831·3871. 875-2880 63 1 2111 8 ASSUME 1120 000 "" v ., " 2•,;b• condo. Call Rich Premium 38r 2 mllr ba H bor View H car
• 1:t with LOW DOWN. • 1850/mo. Parking, P•· Ownar/Agt ff.4-e171 .~oo1E.TRpoolO RLkTYldl f!!.•7500955 :.. Mdt 3 er,C:::iy ""-fl ~tf. &lllll&llE YlJ 1182,000. CALL TODAY. INVESTORS ttoa. beau tiful YU . Ou1llty bit 38r 28• "' fee ...,.,.. LNat 11150 644-8977
l')n this 4 Bdr home end A A E A 0 D GERS $5000 down & 1200 mo. 844"1649 evea. bit-In• 1undeck Just 600
1 >wner wllt help with ed-negetlYe cash flow IOt 8 Emerald Bey 3 Br, vu, MElAO ALTY 83&-7005 Malntnot free 28t full 3 er, office, den, country
I Jltlonal financing. Full 39r Iba agl lamlty dtt•· quiet •t. $ '200/mwo ,.. 2bath• kids/pet gar 500 kltch, frplc. 2'A ea. 2 car 1 >rice $132.000. Don't ched home. Rich Own/ Catt Emerald Bay Alty 1---------METRO ALTY 83&-7005 ger, W/O nookup. ger-
·,valt, call 979-9870 now. AQt 994,.9171 494-1840 •3Br, Twnh1t, nr S.C. ftt dener, nr 1cnoot1, no
.~ 'f >ILi 111..·11
'l ti IHO Plaza. pool, epa, gar 1---------1 pets $995. 1-837-1458 Of iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ••"-~•!'•••••••••••••••• M~ll ... tA 1111 $180 mo. No P•tl. Ill • llO 548-6026 UYRllT WINI I IEW OMNI l.ioo iS.:e·:;·t,d;;;:;;,; 752.sa22 Frm1 dtn1ng 2 t11e b• -e-1u_tt_1_3_b_r_2-~-b-a-fa_m_
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'Oesparate owner • must Mllllr trade. 4 bdrm pool
hOmt In Back Bay area .
Prieed bttow recant ep-
pralsal. Low lnternt tit. $50,000 down. Open to
1111 offers. Catt 548-8474
Of 891-8056 PIP.
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MESA BLUFFS CONDO
Today'• batgaln, tomor· 2 Bdrm1, 21,\ ba, low rm. 4 ea. $1700 mo. 5Br hOUM ldtal 4Coll :J~6~ivok J~5 rm, greenbelt, pool. row'• treuurel Nice big down. 10.75V. flnanetng 1tudlnt1 Of aAnglee 850 fee $ t400 mo. Agt M-4-0134.
llvln" room with flranta. avall. Call Rich Own/Agt OCEANFRONT 2 bdrm, METRO ALTY 83&-7005 H•.,.. bucf1-etoee 4 br I
et, big maattr bdrm -;ilh 964-6171 1 8 a S 7 0 0 mo. BI II lae SUPEA HOUSE Enormous -.-' 11raplace and d ining Grundy, Rttr, 675-6181. 2 BR 1 ea. 1 car gar, 1ge 4 Br delioner kltch 8751 l:.d~ ':'1-lne, $900, 'f'
room. On quiet canel. OIA11•HI111111 Beautlful home for quell-yard, $650. METRO ALTY 83&-7005 (2 13)378-4509/3~
$360.000. ~·:.1·.:··;,············· fled ptflOnl, gracloul II· 873-o188 fee Herber View Home. 2 er.
.42•1200 11111• '1 •l~H vtng. $2500/mo tee 211 •llA 111 lal1 llH 875•1530 Ill • Ill • .,.. dan. 2 Ba. 11250/mo.
•••••••••••••••••••••• Garaoe your car Call now 8tlng the kid• & petal 840-8189 or 831-3985.
A PETE BARRE TI
. REALTY
Ulll& ltlU Winter. 'h block to beach, METAO ALTY 83&-7005 Ult re m=n beach Herbor Ridge leut 4 8t 3
8eauttful 24X84 3 BR 2 2 Br. 1V. e a . 1mple r.. METRO RLTY 83&-7005 Ba.belut.d.cor.3600n, BA, 1ge IMng end dining perking, famlly pref. -·... ,_ pool, tannle, OWl'd gate
area. Kitchen opens to 1575/mo. 1·766-6059. -• 12500/mo. Bob Of oo...i.
tam. rm. Corner lot Outetandlng 1 6 den, 2 LANDLORD doeen'I care 4 +a+••• Koof:• Agt, AEI MAX
5.40.5937 ea. aundeott, fOf t or 2 abOUt moneytl Sa)'I ren1 Blt•tn1 kld1 pet• garage 759· 221 11000 IOWI l>'flOne $760/mo IN 1 thl1 38r 214 Ba eu1tom METRO RLTY 838-7005 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
reduced to Mii by owner.1~~~~~~~~~ I 162,500. Contact Linda I:
LEASE OPTION 3 edr P&ll Ulllll yr. Lois Miiier. egt pool houM, gourmet kit fM ..... -
Baird . 955-0280,
850-9903 Land1Cae>ed cetner lot. .. .. 1_1288 formal dining, rock trpt ••• *fllEOllllll* back bay charmer w/ Furnlehed. t bdrm "" deelgner decOt thrvout 1st MYI• WT (.u LUii
• HWI n1 Newport addr-. All\/· StalnltN twin trey 1tnk1, Winter 3 BR 2 B• upetaltt Meny more EXTRAS Xtra large 48r 28• 2BR. 2~8a plu1 den.
Owner wm oonlldtr 2nd Q'~0~1:!~RJ'J·a'e1~~ dl1hwu11er. 110~. com• unit. 1876 mo. 1360 dbl garage kid• pet• 825 Community pool. epa el~ fOf 3 yrs. 3 er 2 ba p1otor, air cond. pink . 876-3504 UNDER MARKET METRO RLTY e30.7005 and tennll ~tral ~
Eaatllde. St59,ooo Agt betllroom. CUTE ANO '9nt....,~ 537-4970 fM cor. 1976/mo. YHrly
,54s-9264, C O l V . I t 2 • O O O . •••HI lf•linlu• Large •rm famtly etantr ---111--.-4-11---1 IH .. ·no pet1. Sandie. '==' ~Ii'~ .I\,.'_ f) c be.• ~.. HLY ltf. HWI 1_94_s-_ee_1_4 _____ ;;••••j••••• .. ••3;;; 1 m11r Br bit-In NOW 300 leel th•n 600 mo\188 you Fix. &44-4200. ~ ~ ~· 'O ~<r>:J -A New In town? Clasallled •• !~~'-••••••••••••••• METRO ALTY Ne-7005 In 28a nlot 'tlew big ._~OAT a. -58 • 2'hba, 1908 llf, -can.....,...,,., --t m•ftw -111t•• • fee =' tlo • ..-. ~Mar.nab -lr~ine 1189,500. A11umt In, Reed thecl...mtd • ...., r--.. _ -·· •••--tr pe mutt-· •::'":'° ,l";"" _'! :: OWC balance. Prine the beet deefa tn -:::::. of your naedl. &42·6e78 tYella blt now. Prlc .. 3>eA 1~ bl dpbc, SA H9tt, M 0 RLTY 83&-7008
._,....._._._.._. only. 5 44 ·8390 & mentrentall.842·5e7e 1• .......... '.'.• .. -.-.-....... J.~.l rangt flom 180Q to ·tnodyard.gar.M30mo. fee 838-9851 .-.-.~;. -· S1800. Call tot d•t•ll•. 2oio1 B 8 1rcll St . ---------.---1 _ ......... ,._ I IE l E f II I Ocietnlronte a't1111able.. _w-__ 1_t_21_____ • ~ -· OOUI YllW CUetom t>ullt proteeek>n HA"IOA v11w HILll •
ml& Ill& I I r r I 2F B,,drm. 2, .~•th CondO. MUST SELL .. '"i::.! .... I cu~..-!'-.!,~~'!,_ f= :",:'or':.~~=~ :r:· y~~.~ ':o.19~~~ 1111... I I u •men""' and .. o. TIWIMll On Ll<IO P•ftl Of. LG 2 room nloe·~iew chlldreo kltenen roomy O•r•g• 551-e130 • Good rentM lnGClflle, TWo E A z I " ·, gelt. No qu•ll'Ylng with 8d. den. HCUrlly bldo. welCome EZ !«me NOW 700 2 BA houH• In bHtJ r I I I HOOO down. 10.76% Ill OAllYll •.• -1L ..... 12800/mo METRO ALTY ISe-7005 BtrttGhou1 In thll lrg •• .... etda looatlon. 8eMet . l ioen program evalleble. • I.&' 350 tee +2 + trpla + pr ~ ~tveted,wlll~--. C e lt Rich O n/A"t 2bdrm,2bath,lgemuttrbdrmw/Aoman lai.e1 letU / METAO ALT'Y es&-'1006 ---""'"------• , 5SO
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be putctltMd wt1h adi. . _ Fellow welllflO •t bu1 ltoc>; • IO-P•tlo + 2 vertnda1, tlrtpltce, c•t .. __.ral I ran"" n-•-me, 28r, .. ...,.1...._1 M··......._ ..... Vou'ite oot "' a9t unit fllle ........... ,. I I r I "I IMrned '"' '••11111 ·~to Meed I huoe 2 er. 2 ea. HI I t r I ...... .. .... "" ... _ .. ,....,, ....... , ..... v I I Olnt pr..,...,,. Of ~ • • • -• _, ..__. I 1-• .... _ Orlean1 Condo ce ng, o • o m rrott. Pool. Jacuul, den. view. atlp tor latgt 2 tlte blthl -tral •'c tt'I ow move n now -•aT -de"i elopmenl ..... ,_ .. Oft 10V' ,.., ""'ttd '" .. ' tenn11, 2 c ar "'•r•"•· 0011 courM vie.... 11 o a t , a v • 11 n o w ....... ., 400 -., ... ••• .... ...-------two cat-." 1rple, pool, clubMt, walk " • .. " c:!*e knchen w/blt,.jne METRO ALT'Y ISe-7005 C.tallna & imt. ~ -I p 0 L E" y I to lhop1? Dfl~ by 1141 llOf'tgt locl<•re. much mor•t Immaculate 12500/mo. lend1ea~ .. Ytrd ONl.V --------~ ton n10111 llollt1. New. ~ • \Oono.M wono I I' I I r • ~ :-..;·~-::.: ~~~·,3°,r;:: .::.· Oall ~~~,~~m~:~~:Oo~~i 1d::~ .. ~:n"c'! 2 ..,.-:=~ °""' METRO A~ 836-700I ~*Pa-=~· ~· ~ .. -:=:
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No St .. m /No Sh1mpoo GARDENING SER\/ICE •• •••• ••• ••• •• •••• ••.. For e frM tact '"-'· cau PLASTER PATCHING lflllTllY Lovl!'\Zome, ~ 3 & up, err1nd1. Shopplno. dr Cltln•Upl, lrM HIV ROBIM'S CLEANING Hlfty WllM. Attorney 11 lnt1e111 Lie. 346252 rM l0tH•I Sllln 8P1C11ll11. Paet I Ill 661-3998 R .. IUCCOI lnl/IJl'.1 30 FIT O/wll, blf.1111. dry. Fr11 Ill 8311-1682 •PPte. Church, llC. All haullng. 84 I· 10911 P111 Servlc11 . 1 thorouohti law, 553·0200. ................•••.••
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Vour Oalfy Piiot WM1<1nd1, d1yi, nlf:hll , Cem1nt-M110nry-Block ¥.~~!~ •............. c111n up. t n Jonee. HOUIMI· Aptt·Alnt1lt 6RICKWORK: Smell jobt. S. Cll ar11 High qual & A1LAS PLUMBING 4
, s.tvtc. Olrtctory ov1mlgn1 Lie BHC 388. 836-1810 ,., ••• Olllel1 640-1287 Newport. CO•ll Miit, maten111. Lo prloe. Fr11 H11t1ng. tpeclall.ilng In Tiit
Rep,_1111111 Cell Ir-558-<t21 t. W1tt1·Cu1t. work. Lt<:. ORVWAl.1.1 ACOUSTIC lrvtM. Rel1. 6711·3175 111. Ret1. 496-5717 rtp1lrt 845 1688 ...............••.....
' •301057 Rob 647-2683 Rep1lr1, 1ml job epec. t 1 UllHllll WAITll TIRED OF HASSLES? QUALITY WORK -n111, TILE INST ALLeo
Ml-1111, 11t. HI Babytltllng, $80 Wiik, yre. tlCp. Bud 552·0582 Qu111t~ Cl•1.•nln~ help le ...... ,. ........... ". II ILL All Kindt Gu111nlMCI
Mon-Fri • my hOml K1· OflVff·Palto.-Wllke Mowing, IO~lng, rlklng. h1tet I• 960· 462 ALI. TYPES MASONRV ,.,, , honest. Reft. lie Hl-llH R1f1 John O<I0-112 I 7
trlnl. 646-11145 NO JOB TOO SMALL Will lutur ... Acouetlc 1w11plno • '" 11t1ma· Lie. 3494711 838-3612 207107 Dave 96<1-1045 Wiii' Hfftlt Spoci1ll
FrMffl 536-2007 Hlng-T1pe-SIMI 1lud1 lll 845-6737 OIAl.·A·MAll.) Ouellty I 24 hr plumber llC Kitch bath• entrllt
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PLUMBING REPAIRS cu1tom & comm ........•.•.••......•. $35/$4~ ~111-0860 Btoot1.COncretl-8tuoco n111 prole11lon1l1 15 f'rN NI ~0·2082
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Cullom hom" cl11111nf. I Reft. Frll eat. 5411-94112 )'II tl.JCP 848-5684 R1p1p1-R1pl1ce-dreln1
urt d, llo'd . 41 891. GP 8ullnM1 "0oc:t0f" Xlnl r9ll. 117·7354 . ............•••••.•.. tm t1ndec1plng, monthly CUSTOM PAINTING Fr11 HI R111, rell1ble T1H 111•/rt
730-1900 lr11 •llm•t•. Booll•I Data/Word C'11' C1rt ELECTRICIAN-Priced m1lnt. Nell 642·~795 comp1111 m 110 .. ,.,, 01. !!°!!!~r ••••••••.•••..• lnllellt. R"l<l/comm 645-2811 Co111 Mell . ....••.•••••.........
right, free 11t1m1t1 on Prof., bon.1ee1 I Ina HPnltl ~'1!!fi!1.hmr. .... Proce111no •..............••.••.• llfge or 1mall lobt. K&D Landecape Melnt Unlcl .. n Sy• ttm• of Npl •A·1 llYlll* Free e1t. Lie. 644-4798 ~!!!~!!!~IL!!tf!! .•. THE lllYIOI 90 Min Ol\·1111 vllll HARBOR TRINITY PRE· Ratld/Comm. Clel n•up.
~ OFF FIRST MONTH $50 e11lt1 time S25hr. SCHOOL. DAV CARE Lio. 3118821. 673-0359 Lite h1ullng. 548-2489 Bch. 850·1200 To~ quality, s~111 care 16 yra up. l'IBICdM. I'm "Tree Work wltl'I a Con·
CENTER. Cotta Mesa, LIC'D ELECTRICIAN In 1ndllf1g. 2 y11 111p 1ma11, my price• ere 1clence". Trimming & Olpend1blt, attord1ble, (714) 645·61179 Quality Hou1ocleenl'C'l METICULOUS MORT'S 1111nt11I. Anewerlng Openl"cfi Sept 13. Full Qual: work-Reas retes !'.'.~~,!'!~!' .....•.••••• w/a peraonel touch. M, Competitive Rllll 1mall1 Ron 673-6477 remov11 by Howard ol·
19tVICI , llCllllllll '•"'•" 1nd 'h ay cere. 7AM 10 Free HI. Tom 631-5072 C1rpentrv • M11onry Irv, NB Beth 0 50·0933 No overtime. 730·1353 !~~tj~~ •••.•••..•••• ...,llOME R(PAJRS R£MOOHS loll P.O. 8011 34, Coet1
bU1ln111 11rvlce1, mill •..................... 6PM Ragltter NOW. .... m II srAVIC[ Mita, C1. 1121127, Ph .
box r1n111. word proc:.9· REMODEL/REPAIR COfn81' Biker & Fairview ELECTRICIAN Roollng • Plumbing HOUSECLE1\NER ·ABC MOVING-Farthln~ Interior Oe1~n • C1rpenlf) • plumb1nc 842· 11132
•Ing. TllH·FICtlmlle, Flnlth work & door 5511-4335 or 556-7787 Smt Jobt/Repalrs Lie. Drywall • Stucco • Tiie Good rate NB I Irvine Oulok, Careful Service HANG NG/STRIPPI G ---
Ofder entry, plOlfS-leall hinging. No lob too b~ 233108-C-10. 548-5203 Remodel J 8. 846-9990 pref Gt1dv• 54 1 -0702 Low retea 552-0410 Vlae-MC Scott 845·9326 lflec111ul f tnahtd ctrJlt!nlry T.-.'.'.'!~I. •••••..•••••• or 1m111 Miki 631-837 'Graveyard Shift' lie child ldOOI~ •mold1n1s 9'abine~ buy. d11k IP-rentll. c1re, lg• F \/ home, **NORTH STAR** C11pentrv • C1blne11 B&M HouMClel 1nlng STARVING COLLEGE ASA PAPERHANGING •\helv1n1 faucets 10 earaet Moll IUb,ectt. K· 14 ANSWER NETWORK f#.'!~!!!#!~I. ...... plenty o f 1tpf rm1 EllCJrlc:al Con tr actor Plumb • Oreln Cleaning Reetonable C111 Bente STUDENTS MOVING 7 yra loc11 up. Guer 01y/1ve 5 & $t01hr
7eG-7320 (atk fOf A.V.) Lie 1w 11rvlce 220 Eteotrlcll • Tiie B1lboo ltland 87 5·3610 CO. Lie T 124·436 cloor s1111n1s 811 or small we
C1blnet1 I Cerpentry $6/nlle. 841·227 work Prices 111rt II Mr Morgen 845-5176 ctrculla 24 hr 845-4174 Rel• Oon 1168-0149 lnaured 841·8<127 do 11111 fut tH•clfllt \tr.ice 9~"1.'.'~·-·········· Smelt 1oba & Repllra ChUd Care wlldya by YO Bachlk>f'• Hteeloanlno WATCH US GROWi $8/rOll Alec 751·7027 10 ,,) tlp Av1ll 10 atudente K-12 11tr
FrM Esllm1tn 645-2003 creel. le1cher (M111er1 LIC'D ELECTRICIAN G1n contr1ct'g, malnt, & Laundry Serv 1<aren, Prestige Moving Lo"' Expert wallcoverlng IChl or l\llS. HIVI Cetil REAL ESTATE Olgree). Organized ICll· NEEDS WORKI plumb repair. p1lnl'g, 540·2616/1150--0 1192 ltcen~ 183!>?6!>1 Crldentl1I $5 nr Jenelle R111dentl11/Comm'I KITCHEN FACELIFT vitlel. C.M. home nr Npt LIC. 418968 ll<t2·8023 mobile home etrvlce. retaa, rintHllc 11,....101 ln1tall1t1on Reaa prlc ... 951-6067 960-5834 673-19111 RHtv11n9 1111111n9 kit-Jim 536-99571538-3684 PREMIUM QUALi TY State wide. v111 & MIC. Consultant Assignment
cnen c1b. w/rH I wood. His Elem. 645-<1857 f•1•lt•1• ••ll•l•A DAY WORK fntured. 543·8<t&2. Cil. 581-8590 !!!~t!! .~!~~,!~I ..... ~r..~!~ .............. ~~~!'.-"·············· Save $$$ nowl 642.0881 Child Care In my home, ...................... by ledy w/exp. I r.111 T • 137.124. P1perhanglng, strlpplnQ,
E/slde, newborn & up. Custom Refinishing-Furn 845-425111642-329 (I ~~!!~I. .............. "Let the Sunanlne In" Oflvew1v1. Parking Lot ~!1!. .. !~ ............ & Interiors-All Repairs DUMP JOBS --!~~~/~A.~!!!{~~~ ••... palnllnfc Kint work. lg or Call Sunahlne Window fllp1l11, S11lco1t1ng. PT or FT. 6-45-0327 Cell lor eat. 644·5294 & Small Moving Jobs Boat C1bln11 cloenad. C1-1m111 oba, reaeon1ble Huber Roollno·•ll types. Clean!~, Ltd. 548-8853 SIS Aaphll 631·4199Llc Remod & additions. ''" C1•t11tl111 l#•t1ll Cell MIKE 646-1391 ter for tripe. A· I rel s. NureH Aae'I for home rates • Refs. Free HI. N-·recover-decks 20% onthly Olecount design & 111. Qu1I & low ···········'·········· ~!!! ... ~~ ............ 6-42-3047 or 6<16·4640. care avall. lmmed., fully Brendan 968-7427 Uc. •411802. 548-9734 Oen Hellberg Gredlng rates. Steve, 752·9556 1 • .1. liffllu I lea HAULING-GRADING --Ins 538-5863 Vickie, lntltKI AHld/comm'I. & P1vlno Co. Res/coml. TREES demolition, clean-up. J,.,,,,,., 1·921·1060 r~~~ !!~~!~! ....... ROOF REPAIR Free ell 200/e monthly Uc: 397804 842-1720 CUSTOM wood p1t10 co-Lie:. 306888. Remodll, Topped/temoved. Clean Coocrete & tree removal. ····················~· SPECIALIST $25-$185 dlscoont S.C4-<I 798 ver1, decks & fences by Add'n1, CablMll. Quick .. ,v 642-7838 Complete l1nllor111 ..,..~. !~~!!~I. ............. **SAVANT'S** Free etllmlle 770-2725 ~.'!!!!!T! ••••••••••••• RANDY 641-0622 6-46-8586/645·4e.4 4 up, l1wn renov 751-3476 OH, 111lned 11111, bon • Wallcoverlng Remov1I
PROF SERVICE ded & ln1 Un1c1e111 FllE PlllTill All Types. 842· 1343 VHENRY ROOFINGV' ~~~~!~.!!~!~A ...... Pereon11tzl0, low cost le-~!1!.'.~r!!!~ .••••••• ADD' NS/REMODELING TIE HEH IOHE H1u11no • yrd cte1n up Syatama or Npt Bch Sh1ke-Shlngle·Comp
gll lerVlcet: Ind., lamlly, Plans. Lle'd. Georra l1wn-troe-shrub ln1tall Quick & Clean. Free est 850-1200 by Richard Sinor Lio. ,., c.,. Lie 415232 548·6213 STOP! bual. lnlll1I cooaulletlon EXCEL CARPET CARE Pilmer & Sons 646-814 Tr" trim/removal 873-05<18 280644 13 yr1 of nappy •••••••••..•..........
frM. 553-0290 Jeck Bulflngtoo L1wn Malnt1Ro1011111ng CadllllCI 10 Go-C1rt1 ' locll w1tomer~ C.rtllled House Slltert Are you plenn1ng 1 f!lj>ve? He1t•Gler1•F1dlng
Owntr/operllOf Have somethlnX: w1nt Free estimate 548-80 5 HAULING & CLEAN-UP Whllever tl\1 F1d ' Thankyou,8 1-4410 Bonded. S 11/dey (every crasalfled ads will point by SUN MASTERS Olvor~Support Chino• Carpet, uphol, area rug to Mii? Clusl •d• do Ydatgareg••· Prop. mgl Roll 'em off the market 3rd wk free), 631·1234 you In the right direction High Ouallty Guerantled All F1mlfy Metters 631-09 3/831-0865 Turn to tod1y'1 clasallle<I cleaning. Work 9u1r. It well I Cell NOW, Have aomethlng to sell? Wllh I Cl111lfled Ad tor tne best buys . SELL Idle Items with a to find the home you Home·Auto·Comml-Boat
AU'y Kotfroth 8<t8-4375 Free Est. 645·1771 6<12-5678. Clasellled ads do II well. c11ulfled Ade 842-5878 Cell Nowt 642·5678 642-5678 Ollly Piiot Clasallled Ad need. 642-5678 CALL 631·4720
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window kid/pet garige Bilbo• Blvd Winter or 613-7873 •••••••••••••••••••••• STUNNING large l Br. * 2 Br. 2 Ba. nr SC Plus, 'J\ Bloc:k to beach, 2Br, ocean view . Walking · u~I 8:2.81110 mo.
500 yrlv. 1700•1750 mo. .S425. 1 br. utlls pd, 417 E Gerden Apt, pool & rec S.A. Pool. spa, carport. bright & 1lry. $700 mo dlatanc1 to shopping & Olscrlmlnallng & llnanclll· --· --------
METRO RLT'I' 636-7005 673.5745 WINTER RENTAL blch. 81y B1lboa No pelt. er .. 710 W. 18th. St. S575. No pelt 752·58:22. yrly. 9t:8-8263 Newport's llnetl reateu· IV responsible Female Non tsmkr 4 BR hn, stepa
f11 apt. 1 blk to oce1n, 'A blk 5·47·1155 * 2Br 181 Nair So. C. ---i renta. Avl Sap. 15. to 25-39 ye1rs to share lu· to beech S350. ---------3 or 4 Bdrm, 2 bllh, to 8 a y. S • 2 5 mo. Belulllul 3 BR. 2'ffba. glf, Lrg Bluffs condo. '2 Br 2 June 15 S 1100 mo "'2 Bdrm Promonlo· 875-3231 .. Bachtlor , yearly Plu1. S.A lu11ury Coo·. Laund rm, no pets. B1, 2 car gar wl<opener.I &73-4483 •u.,
POOL HOUSE MAM· complete w /llnent, 675-4902. $340/mo Utlls p1ld. do, w/pool S575 No 1stll11t, d•P S575/mo. b1y view greenbelt ry Pt Towl\tlome. over· 2 mates to •hr uni 3 BR 2
MOUTH 4 dlih .. , ulllt. 873-4686 lBR COTTAGE Mllurl 675-9562, 6<16-1319 pets 833-8974. 831-11611 0< 955-2522 S8i5. 830.-0645 elt 5. IHal 4000 looka pool S•nd reSu·' bl 1pt, 'A blk 10 ocn. ~l:nr~•plcb~u°Sr =r Small 1 er. c:arpet1, dre-d 11 1 N •••••••••••••••••••••• mi . current pnoto. per-S275 & $325. 673-9127 .. ETRO RlTY
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'" mo. $475/mo 645-3477 1163-1031 e11e1/wknd1. Cong r • s s Apt 1 . Sec 01 t 1 S 4 15 548-2682 l1gun1 Bch. Dilly/ ISiand, C1UI 92662. P•ll o k l1undry, eto.
Newly remodeled 3 br, 2 2 BR 1 81. 1 g11 apeoe, 'A wtcdys. Co11H ''' 11•1 JIZZ 845-8914 646-4687 OCEAN FA ONT 1 BR. Wkly/ Kitchen av11t. Low Roommate to shr 38r hse, $350/mo 6411-7873 .
... •950/mo 2 b 1 b blk to oc:.an or b1y. No Winter ren1111 1 t •· 550 o winter retn. <194·529<t L1gun1 B~h. oon-sm .. r, Roomm1t1 to ... ,,. l1rna .,., • . '· '· pet• $600 mo 9 mo •••••••••••••••••••••• D1•1111•1 JIZI w n er, ~ . ya, ~ ~ .. , .-S7llO/mo. On Ille Penln-l8IM. 714-875-4 142 · now 1vlll1ble. Call WAITtl •••••••••••••••••••••• 730-010<1 ; ev1/wknd1 Room with kitchen prlv. Nr 1111 $3 10 mo 497-3017 2 bdrm, cloM to beech.
1u11. St1p1 to oc11n. .IAOlll IUln Modern 1Br apt, cerport ~lFll!kl VACANT 28r, 28a, 0.,. 633·3743 aho':f:no center & bulll· evat Furn. Npt Beh. S275 mo. J r,.1
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:.11<r 1 2; IVS 646-5 O Smell 1 I 2 Br. Apte. lll·l 1l. lady. No pel8, no stains. 542-3697, 730-7166 r IMMEDIATELY 2 rooma tor rent, 111 Ind $350-$750. Yrly & winter. • u P 1 0 s 5 0 0 ( 2 1 3 ) B11utuul gerden 1p11. $675. 2 bd1·m, w. be. N,B, PVI home, kltch. prlv,
•Nici & clean <I rm 1 Br 875-5102. NEWPORT CREST CON· 275-2540 Mon-Fri iv.. Piiio•? 1 Br oarege. netr oc;.ean, Sunny uppef'. Vlow No non-smoker. $295 lo •hire wltn prol re· lut req'd. Call bet II and MIV equtpt)ld kllc:h verd 00 B or 111 div Sat/Sun •t. Bdrm 2 Betha $585 very otean $390/mo pell. 811 AMlgos w1v 650·111111 °' 631·7215 eponalble female 25-30. II PM f0r kld1 &palnow375 Winter Rent1J1. 81ch. 1 • eaul 38r, view. ' 398W.Wllaon 2131402-2857. See 11 Sae Mgr.64<t-7118 2bdrm.1'"'baCOMept. 960-81168
METRO RL TY 836-7005 bd, 1nd 3 bd with ocean S l200 mo. Agt. 645-02115 So. of Hwy d1lu111 4 Br 3 831-5583 or 842-4905 24682 Cordob1 Or Apt LOVEL V 2BI ~. 2BA Cn~atlu:o:!~~~ ~~.~~: 3 bike 10 bch Pool & Mllur1 F to 1nr CdM IP!
f11 "t e w . 5 3 5 • 6 7 8 6 , Winter R1n111. 2 a 3 81. 2 lrpl". 4 cer ger A. no II.Itch, 5•8·7 l97 111 g1td4ll\er lncl'd 111· last, In 111ch1nge for cooking V1lw 28 2B Con 875-0318 Bdrms, Newport Penln-51450/mo D1trell own/ 2 Br. 2 81 Townhm, yerd, •;, blk 10 boh No pele tee.''°' utll Coosuelo. Wk & 11 hMwk 644•53111
11ucy ~11.!.. S7~i.,::. C.nH ''' #u ,111 tule. egt. RE/MAX 7511-'1221 oo C,~~6~~~~:5~:0 3 9~;; '::5o~on vu. 1v111 Yrly $700 mo t 075-1706 8PM 6 4 1 • 6 9 1 1 • h 0 m e Bveo &45-2:251 •••••••••••••••••••••• P11ye Real &1111 CH #i JIZ4 4~179 LGE, clean 1 e q, bey -NEAR BEACH trg muter 1-760-88 __ 5_11 ______ ,
•• , •tN d Bl C Ocean view, b11ut1futty 673-1900 ••• !~ ... ~••••••••••• Brend new Condo 2 Br 2 bch, yrly, no pe1 's $495 bldrm. w/prvt bath. u11 Femill roommate wanted Q111•t1 111 l••I 43$0 ..,c;..,. con o o 1 t f a 2 / II i 673 ""7 ''"" of kit pool fem111 pr11 ••••'•••••••••••••••••
2 BR 2~ b 1 • urn. townhouH. rplc, Ooeanlroot Ollux• 2 bd Splclous 2 9, 1 81. $425. • Cir Oltlge w ••t •1t•• "V\I 2; 673·5, "" • • 10 1h1te 1p1clous 3 E Side CM llngll on pVI ~=~Ille, ohlld O~. ~~ pool & p1t10 $89S/mo. 2 b1. S1a00/mo yrly Ir: 3 Br. t'A 81 $475. opener. wood burning t.1ti 3140 WESTCLIFF 2 Br. ·;;;a;-1168-50112. bdrm. 2'h b1. lvll leclllty 111ev ... 11,01tan,1tOflQ8
p1t1. $1100 mo. Cell 6?3-08116 cludln9 utll. 752·11•68, L1undry lac .. pool lrplc. view of atream & •••••••••••••••••••••• Townhouse No pelt. Aoomln4 bdrm,2 b1ht1. Co1t1 M111Condo.$27S only $70 873-3600
Ge,, y 0 , c h, 1111, "'·-ii •n• •r.·•~ 673-0681 548-9556 12·7PM. ':..12~1•3r091.• I It· $ 7 8 5 · Oelu~• poollld1 •Ire large $600/mo. 1728 l tedlord Kitchen. washer/dryer. mo. 545-4356
1173 7Tf'1 760-1397 '°'" _. .,, "" 2br, 2 b1, bllnt, dtwhr, Le.ne. 548-7533. $226 no 1111 dep. F h H 8 h 1 Cer lock up garega. • " : E••1•1•1•1•1d••,••s•1•u•d•1•0•.••1•3•:5• Oce1ntron1 1 Bdr. $450 PINE BLUFF APTS l'h mll11 bl1ch. No pet1. 642_41 12, 942•8386 ev lo• ' · · ome. pvt rm CdM $60/mo. .. I I & d N 2 Br. 2 ea. Child Ok, on 2 Br, 2 bl dllUH apt. s & batl'I. S250 utll pd. 770-0347 ... J••• utll1 pd. Nr lhopt I bu1. mo. 0 mo. M ep. 0 the Blullt, patio, view, 2448 Elden Ave. S826 500/mo. 538-8382 Loe sunny, 1 bo' Lido ROOM In happv. lovely 893-11526. 848-4401 1----------C..f!tllUI 3111 Pvt. 646-4631 garege, ;:3~:S';.,, frpk:, encl gar .. 081 ato-mo. 851·8226. 2 Br 1 Ba. up11e111. 1 :NJi~~;!;, ::3~~:vJl'Y home In Costa Me11. •----------roana Pt g111ge, !root drl-Hiti'.iae•;;~:,i;;ti;,;.·4 ... ,,,., 3111 v•. Jl1hw11111er. apl, In· $3115/mo. t Br 1 Bl Apt. child ok. no pelt, Wlllt NE w p 0 RT c R EST $225/mo. 548-2454 FEMALE UCI s·;~v. c~o:~ '.oo ~·~C3h. ~· ~~.· rlmoomly rm3. tlrv'g s~~~~·;·9,:·;·9;~·vtt1~: THE g~~c· $800/m~1-8107 ;T:~~rl;J,",db~i:: .. sc~i r.!0s4!~~~ Agent, no CONDO-Beaut. 3Br N-•• ,.,, 1111111 4100 ~~~~~~ ::i:,~·~ ... ~n '2°b~ 548-84411
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II. $1550, lncl\ldet ow· N7o Piii. $460/mo ''GOOD LlllllY 001101 TSL Mgmt 642-1603 Munl/MC seoo mo + Agl 645-0211S loc Non-tmkr, nr bcl'I & Ollit• ... ,,, 4400 6 3-3313 ft h le 0,.. ...... 1 d P 53,. 8093 llt lB d""' 11 1 ...... ,...... Wl<I)' rent1ls now av1ll. llOl'H $400 mo plus .,. •••••••••••••••••••••• dentr, wlltr ind trelh • •• n-lllTllT Ill sec • v-r ,,._, epa 0 .,.. "'" St 0" & up. Color TV F 4PM $445 9711-72115 " utlll av1ll 11120 cell 1617 Wetlcllfl. N.B 266 pickup. 1161-7717 Buliar• rplc, aleg1nt French Eutlld• S6251mo. 2 Br. mo Phonea In room. 2274 213·831·3202. to 4000 ..,.. It. 11t. noor LIFE'' window•. AC. In home N Bl a CM ..., ... ,, All• JZIO t.1t 3140 11curtty, 28r 281, 1Br 1'11 81. Townhouae, ill UTATE UYlll Bech 1p1, 'Ii blk to Ix ·h. ewport v . . Roomm11e w1nted M/ Agent 5<11·5032
•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 1BI 1 atudlol. bulll·lnt, lndrv rm, Clf· Bllutlful pllk·ll"t 1ur-aundeck, pkg, yrly $30 0 6<16-7445
3 BA ... s 1-·n I "'I• . , ... ·1~1·11 lttll~ht, no-amk, $250 + •IELllE lfflOEI• 2 ... twnhmt nr o. ••• .,., Yt!AR-ROUNO FUN: 1er. & tludlo Incl Wahr/ port, ylrd/balc:ony. tmall round Inga. Terr1c1d " "'" '" eves 8 E A C H A R [ A C" PtaOA AC !pie D/W "'-111 I k Ilk 1 OK s b 'A ut 1· Oya 642•5446• •It From 1 room to 3 room• --· • • • .... 1u u p11 • •tut· Socia! Actlvltlu dryr. 1110 lncludat pvt pe · pool unken 011 b q, 1 BR-pool-b lock t•> 6PM 1142-5620 From s1.16 1 ,. It. No refrlg, 1tove, pool. tpl, & roundlng1. Terraced D 1, eo t 0 , • F, • 1 club wltennls court a. TSL Mgmt. 842-1603 1p1rkllng lountaln1. oceen-slnote. $350 $84/Wk more. No pela. 1st & lut pool. Sunken 911 bbq, s n d 01 1 1 Sp1cloue roome. Sepa-842•5002 fem to thr 2Br 2ba 2 leaN required dJ. Alt· req'd. LH . Avl now 11 aperkllng 1ount1ln1. u 8 Y oym, po 8' icuu 1' Sptrkllng clean 2 Br l '!. t s di 1---------at or y 1 pt In H . 8 . porter Inn. 2172 Dupont.
1700 mo. Oya, 979. 7100; Sp1clou1 room•. Sep•· Bruneti•BBO'a• Hunu, be1ulltully deoo-81. S416. Ullla pd. Ralrl· ~~neg':':~· w!f::i~teclo: CLIFFHA\/EN -Relrlger11or-Mald-Pool S, 115/mo. Non-smk r •. Cati AM 833-3223
1\111, 775-0380, Mike Oo· rtte dining""· Wilk-In P11ti.t•Plut rited clbh11 I much O•· 2 1m1ll chlldren ok, sett, h0me-llk1 kltohlf'I & Specious 2 Bdrm, p1tlc1, Nwpt Blvd & w naoo Cont I c I Ann d Y • Ex S I .. _~ much more more. From $450 mo. no pelt. 01 h h \ Cotti Men 5.48-9755 557• 1108 ~ 8•8 ,,.10 Airport er11 • IC. u • ,,.,,y closet•. home Ilk• kit· Q fl EAT Incle moll utll too. 1oeo Willece .. 11... oablMtt. Walk to Hunt· • wu •r. 13r1g1 · .---------· ... '" ..,,.. tu. From 226--450 aq. fl.
5 ytl. f\IW. 3 Bdrm. W•ba. Chen &. Clblnetl. Wilk to fl EC fl EAT I 0 N : 549-3421. 3641 Bell St. tngton Ctntet S590lmo. 8<t5-T 8 Vllrly Oil,.,. blaoh, hotel M/F to thr CdM hOuse: 2 $1 per aq 11 Meny 11tra1
cul·d•·••c, kid• ok. Huntlngtoo Centi!'. Tenn 1 1 • F, t • (btwn Sunflower & 3 1p111vall; 2 bd, $550; 1 2 Brm unlvm, S5'/5 E11tcut1ve retrlll 1BR room, kltch-111 & Sho-1,0 br't , 1 ba, lrplC, eun· Cell 557-7010
$725/mo. 11111111 $300 1 Bdnn·U1fvlrn~15 LISS<>nl (pro & pro McArthur). bd, $425: 81ch, S375. 2 Bdrm Townhouu PENTHOUSE. Security, _,, $280/rno. plus MC deck, lndrv 110, 3 blkt Foun111n \/1111y Office dep. Avill 1011• Heidi No pelt. m-trMI thop )•2 Hea l th Cell St u 540-3866, unl\.lm., 1650 pool, ape, gym. $1150. dlpollt. 2306 W. Ocean-1 b h 53601
117e-23llO LA QUINTA HERMOSA Clubs•Seuna• S550/mo 2 Br. 1'h Bl ~117·2336 No Piii VtUltlee frMI 842•8868 6411-4267 front. Newport 811ch rom llC mo 1pec:1, 2500 aq.n. I I 60c
16211 Pll'klldl Ln. 1 blk ...... ,om••...... TownhouM. b•lcon:rr· In· LA QUINTA HERMOSA • 673-4154. Utile Incl. 575•1121 I " Good upoaure.
S "'w --..-· a ..,,..,. I bl NEW BREED APTS. T & C..Nmwlu• w. of Belctl. 3 ~· . SwlmmlflSl•GOlt ry rm. oar ,,_.. •. t· 1 8 /lo'" F_... 1821 1 PirllllOa Ln. lblk Lit• mgmt dullM 1vlll lor ·f ,1,,. Knot .. 01 ... 00 Coatt 2 BR 2 81 Nwpt 1p1. w/ good parking, llbert 11.J.,.Ujfll 34ZS ol EdlnQtr ... M7·S«1 Drtvlno Range In• Avtll Sept. drm w " '""'' rec w. of Beech, 3 blk• s. rlllred/ aeml-r1tlrld cpl .., '" view. l1m, 25·35 yrs El rook h u r • t . C 1 1 I
•••••••••••••••••••••• r •••••••• &. ••~I 8EAUTIFUL TSLMgmt 6-42·1003 r&oom, pool, Jec:uu l, gas of Edinger .647-5441 2 Br 1pt. utll pd. Sml i 'iwy, NB. Sllpt to Appro11 $376 642·4300, 751-81111
2 .... 2 .,,;• _.. _.1 ,, •p •RT wlter plld. No pelt. belCh motel. 945-0440 not an. Wkly 11te1. 2_. h N 518 •----------""""· ba. penthouM, ••'••••••••••••••••••• .. .. MENTI: S325, ullllUll Incl. Sm. 1 3113 H1mllton. C.M. S425. 2 BR, 2 81, pool, tl4S.0440 11• o. 400-900 PLUS 1400tq.lt tlrtp11oe. llCUrlty, Ver-LUKUry lludlo, ,, .. HBO. s In 0 I. I . 1 & 2 bd 1662 Newport Blvd, 645-44 t t Piiio, kid• OK, no Piii. Lovely 3 bdtm, 2 bl. new Prof M/F 21 to 30 vr• to PtnfhOUM 81ytront Sul·
••Ill• Bldg . $650. phont. mild 11rv, 1p1, Bedroome•Fumlllhld CM 631·7392 ••5 """'"'8 '""' 7•9• c~I• d 1p11 1nd ap IEED A PUCEI ehr di• 3 b_.r·m. 2•1i bl 11, Pitkin•'. Plltoa. 752-11328 $130 ...... ·"""·3015 & Unlurnl1hed•No B1ctt1tor, cloae·ln. quiet ~ • ..,.., i ....,. .. .. • r • ~ u • ..... .... N 18! .. /P 1 B 1 P l1nces. Stepa to w11er R 111onibte retie. Kit· twnhM In 1xc1ulllve Npt 673-1003 P1tt•Mod1l1 Open ' " omona, r ""· tor 1 peraoo oniv. Ll•UI t.11A 314f 2 1 3 • s 8 5 • o 11 2 t 0 , 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Brand new QOf'ldo. 3 BR, Oc11nfront, m1on11tc1n1 e111ry 9 10 6. Ba, downat11r1, O/W. u 11 1 pd s 2 8 o / mo. ••,.••••••••••••••••• 873•1869 ct '""It", phonee, meld 8ctl A1111. Pool. Jee, ldr;.11
2•11 ba. Vltd celllnge. 481, $1850. 0 ......... ~ cerport. w11er pd, t cnlld 133-3126 Oc11nlron1. m19nlflc1n1 et1rvlc1, Z ch1nn1I mo-$250 mo, dep. 637-2280, *Mm llALI* "1~;.?2c:are glf. '850 Mo. 4117·20<12 •••••• OK, no Piii $45(), Agt .. $3"" BR I I 49r. 11750 mo. OCEANFRONT 4 Br & 3 111•11. SANDPIPER MO-844-5085 lll VI m1111· o .c . Airport .,..._ Prof.
.,,._ ........ no IM. 545·2000 •11 • 1 • rct 'g, no 497-2042 Br. 2 b1 H oh. lrp101 Tl'L, 11167 Newport Blvd, O• anvtronment, tun ~ ---------*SIGHT I SOUND OF -""'It, 2 ldultt prtl. 731..C Sl650/ ,1 .. ,.,., II CM 6<15-9137 i....;--------r 3 Br. Condo n111 So. c . SEA 1a,, trplc, 0 .,, .,.,...... Huge 3 bdrm, 3 b•. prlv w 18th. 673_7787. JI, 11 ,,.,. Jiii . ......, 11apec • _ · Fem1te 25to35toeh1re2 °'no lrtll1. lndlvldull of-
Plua. crptno & bit-Ina. w I n t • ' S ,. 2 5 m o . le-.,..1 ..... /It. petlo. No pets $600 mo. ..~"!l'! ............... • ~ROPERTY HOUSE VM•tl•• lut1l1 4110 bdrm apt. courty1rd, nr llces Of Cleal( "*41· 150 overlook• or11nb1lt, 494-518-4 880 lrvlne 851-2175 1525. 2 Br. 1'hbl 1wnh ... NO FEEi Apt. a Condo 642-38""' •• 2_1010 ....................... SO Cet Plue. $281 plu1 eq It· 3500 1q fl. 1 MO. pooll,..,.. & clubhOull Pool, p1t10. 1\0 Pit•. 1411\llllS. VIII• Rtn11i. .,., ..... 1 Br llllp• 4, IQIOll lhl utll, Oep. FREE 7511-11171 WJ~·c!n•:7u;_•~l3f~ ~!.!m! .. /!.!! (71i}t~t,~110,. •1 Br Ttlple•. $376• 1179-6<125. 841.057<t 975..-1112 8roklf f~!..CJ!!!!!I! .... /.~!! ;~:J~.o:,;~11oh Rm~t:.o;:~,:~~=·NB •• ., tp·•-..
&,wttndL '"-frtetlVl-f -... ..... ,... New carpet a p1ln1. no Cloae to belch, 2 Bdrm, 1 .. ,, ...,. deck,................ --' """' ...,.,_, pell. S<lllO mo. 1 Bdrm $3115 ., .,.. ""' ....,.,... Lake Tanoe on w1tlf w/ oc11ntront Non-1mkr Anrtctlve ruetlc up1tlln1
0r""°91r11 Condo $<175 2 Wld 3 bdrm. L.dry, 011 . 1700 16th St. 2 2 6 2 p 11 c 1 n 111 , mo. Pool. g1r. No pe11. ch1rm, 1p1c 11cular boat dock. 48r Sba exec rell1bt1 m111. 673·6383 11tt1no. Wt euppty dlale..
1 Br a loft. tennle. poo1: "'•cl•ct. seso end up (Dover at 16th) 645·94114 642-4470 ocean vu, w1lk to blactr h m . co m Pt I u , " . 2 F 10 Ml•,. 3 Br. Apt. Inc apeoe, copllf. vou MIP-
1f r eam. NO pell . win"· 640·<170<t (71_-4) 642-5113 COUNTRY CLUB LIVING SC4.9353.2ConEnctlC11noMLn0.' II ept $700/wk. 552·2115 or M. 1200/mo. lhlre utllt. ply phOlll, a lH pr mo 553·11•1 D11llng 1 BR, 1 blk Ir 2 BR, 1 BA, frplo, poot, AVAIL. HWI IN NEWPORT BEACH •VM 975-0311 Av1ll. Oct ltl. t<1ran pr detlc. Cllt 644-1211.
1 ger. 13115·A w. &aktr. Large 1 Br, rtlrlgt. A 10111 environment ~ .... ,.,,.,, ht•l•Atl f~~!,#fl II'.. ~~~~1~·.;,:,"!'c;; 1~ "i!~1~ ~5~5~~~-· 8"~-~~t1d5. o k . r1nge, 11undry, 011port, ipanmtnl community on ..,... •a.A PAI.II lllllT .... 631·1032. 2000 aq tt0wb500 1q It
.----760 11162 A,,.,,_ .. ,. pool. No pelt, 1426/mo lht Upper eiy. Prlvllt II flal•ra •*-(Mont41#1Y Country CIUb) Oulet F nonamllr to look 11or1ge, • · Atrpon ••"'••••••••••••••••••• · n , I 2 BR. 1 BA, old hOUM, no 0 3 t W 1 9 t h 8 t • clubhou .. and h••llh ••••• • • ••••••••••••••• ~ br, 2 ba, II.Im ., w/lrplO. IOI' 2 br, up to $275 ... • r • • • S 2 O0O1 m 0
R1noho San Joet'ln, Winter, toe 2 BR, ger, .,.,.,. MH pet1, child OK. All utll pd. 548-0482. ' •P•. a ti nnlt courll. 7 lllWlll GOii, i.1nn11 & twtrnmlno. Cynthie B<tS-2732 15l-t928
~2 ~::,,, o:.;; =·1~~i: :'°5~ -;;D;w;~4···-;;;; 415 Ham111on, '635. Lat~ 2 er 1 e1. alw, In· poole, CIOM to bullnlll. YIWIE ~:~1!·.~k~1t1 mJ~~h~~ Rup. giy M ihr hou11 so. LAGUNA 3 Arctt Bay.
the nleett In the dtvt-. 645-9875 •••••••••••••••••••••• 645-3415 d t Y ' m • w I • Id •. i lrport, F1et11on !eland. New 1J2 bdrm l1111ury 1158400 1 Wkdys. w/2 yg prof'•, $375 + ~~~!,~Nty =~2ari· Hwy lopment. 1125 /mo Neptune. 2 BA I 81, no peta. 'ffl'i, S4llO/mo AvaM Oct 2nd. Convenltnt 1hop1 on 'Pl• In 14 f)lene. 1 8drm utll• s. Leg 499-5&35 ..... ·
721-2141 Jul\IOf 1 Br. V1rMH1te. on ~ta?oJ..i!"· dick, UCO. 645-6825 : .. rair!:'~ehed becti.-frCNn SS<IO, 2 bdrm lrOtn Kool , HL CondO IO< rent 1 M/F lhr 3br/2ba. lllPI 10 NEWPORT EXEC SUITES
c 0 u rt. • a. 5 / m 0 . . •• ......liBJIU L-............ ·--..&..-... .. uvrm IP1•11ld HIS. TownhOUM from er lltlPS ... Avllt 10-18 e $27"' c I Full ~....-.... ~bl• _._,,,__,, hnldlll 2 3 7 3292 Cl ~ ...., __ , -townhoulet to 10·28. HSO/w1111. boll, N "· 11 _ ....... ':l'tt"::tt:-............. 2~3~: 5'oo •Y•· --..... ..._..... I.Of bteh w/tptc, Piiio & $11.40 . $1000 SH5 + pOOll , ttnnl• ~()..440<! An. w Ir Ad 8 7 •• ,_,._,_ .. _._x_1n_1_1oc __ 1s_2 __ ,,.,,,, 1111 -· LMve .1 Bdrm, fir~. 8 __ ,_.... a.rport 8400. No pet1 ~ti baOhelOra end 1 ••t•rtani. POndel Gil• 642-<1300. •••••••••••••••••••••• ... ...,... Aft beamed ct O't, laundry. H Ulllully l&n41CtPtd Miii Pinet, SAt-2447 9drm unit• fHtllrt fine tor cooking & h11tlnQ1 1111111,. ,..,, ftM httllfht lllffet
IAIK IN THE SUN In 1 bdrm, winier renl•I. Ultlmate prlvacl w/ oerclen 1pt1. POOi & Spa. d 1 1 11 d p1ld. From 81n Oltgc. •••••••••••••••••••~ Non IMMr rmmate w1ntld 'or lta .. : 3 adf•oent ~llful Pllfn lprlnga. 1•25 lnc1udln, utllltlei. partial blv Ylew. 700, P1t101/deckt. No Pill 81Chtlot 1 81, w/1llowet, 11 onet ... llr~ urel an frwy drive North ora Fln41ncl1lly re1pon1lblt lot 3 B" CdM CIPI•, 3 •111oullv1 111Ute Top
Why pey hlOft hotel lit '" 54 7 ' 81CM1or *'410.SA1S 1g1yd,12711 mo. ~ • ow "1°' B11oh to Mc,1dd1n 1t1 ''"'ate H-49 to "'4111 & blkl Ir OCMn. W/D, '2111 lloor ol pr11t1Dtou1 Id• r I No Pita. 6 3 ·7844, 2• 264 wllnde/ I~. 1 8drm. S-485·~410 073·01&8 md•,Y,°'mo,...,.....nt"I s'°'matum-rflv SI I w Ind V 111111" OCIMIOnll Ho1t4111, 411' l I UUI 139·7140 dyt, draH 8Huttlul 11l1w, far 1 '"''11 room wl'len 548-1030 or 832-3.00 dye 2250 Vinguard '' • , (714)193·51111. Motor·S•Uor docktd In 873·4239 evs, Brien Htgnty upvrlodld. "9olp. =::. ~~ ~ ~: What 1 Wondlf1\ll WOfM ,.._ 540-HH or 842.,...toS ug~" ,W~~·"·~:· ~\~s1 turln~~n 1HIOOlll• Rd. Laguna lklh 1tudl0 2 blll• Ntwp«l, ha.• oantrel air, X1ra 111gie IPl 1111r oeeen, ttonlet Mt'llOI ptovlded.
wlc, Ot mo. for .... c.. Of 8hopplno. right •I IHJ.nJ. •1 --I Old•~:" i '~r .. on di: ~· 10 bllch. furn I un.' hlll, 2 blll"tl, lhOw•r. 4.p1t1c wlpool. M/F An Sultl av1ll1bl1 lndlvl-
IOi' rwerv. Paow1 "-"Y your flnaertJoe ~ ...................... Lare>eJ.~ 2wa:•54& duotlont. tl11113 2 It 2 11 from aa2s No unturn 8376. ulll Incl kitchen. all t leotrlo. 11•M 14CMI010 du•rtr. or H a J:!:P·
1420-M43. Dilly ll'llos' Cltlllfl•d 2 bdrm. 2 bl newer df>IJt 631·5513 ~ IM2-<1905 2 Br 1'A •• No pell. p•t• AOfOH from Npl ~·1\lfe peraon 964-1111 I :~~,:~ :::.~. r=::1 ·-.-W_h_l_t _•_o_n_ly--M-.-1-.1 fl~o:'1~::"nnano1: ::t.!:.m;-.::r ... •. ~~'Jt:O"n'"'*,., I ---'450/ITIO ,Of 2 p1reon1 Bell oon Couf11 Otttc. , .. meo j bec*ground to ,.o. 80• "6ommete LMQI~ 11 1<1 . "•••• °'" ~ M ·Vltor M1P 213ntt-41tS,2&7 .. 112 38dnn.2 1etlll M25 765 W 111fl. It .,,..._. Mf-<1111 WentA4Help? •• 35-l,811b0alalancl.Ce-!)004,llPI laoopMa.No (714)7t0-1111. ,__,
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llPfR l&llUJll mo, 9FFIOll/ 120,000 to $40,000 to FOUND; Norwegian Elk Dancers for Bachelor/ Babysitter. Mon-Thurs CONTRACTORS DONUT SHOP, counter Dental Hyglenl1t. Expe-Mature, raapon1lble per-Exec:. Suites Incl. reclept.. WAlllHSI loan for 2nd Mortgages. Hound, Brentwood Park, Bachelorett• Parties. eves, hra varied. my The Sawdust Corp. 11 help, P/Ume, AM shift. rlenced and expanded son to work PIT In a
aec'y Hrva, cont. rm.. In Stonemlll. Beautiful 760-0909 (213) 869-1415 CM .• S48-5998 738-8638 or 558-8538 ~~~~ i NP I B ch ~~!~r=ll~.!'~hcf: ~r:O~ ;.'; ~t~~ =~ 1~;~~~ Costa g~;: ~dcW.:~~or·~::.:.
kit.. mall handlg. Re-reception area. offices ... ,."-WulH •••o LOST: Tiger kitten, re-Unemployed M wlll visit Sawduit Fettlval for the 18S4 Newport Blvd. CM. 641-8209 sponalve to your buel· -ar~"~·se. C.••. 177"'.., ,., _.,, d "'·--"h ti I di I I F Leave mag •••y•-• ln1ura~• ----------'""""' .., "....., ••••• •••••••••••••••• war , "'""" urt n a-one Y • • -•11 "' construction or t983 ·-~!;'inn~~~.•·1n~~~· 0~~:. ~4~~5~:.•· 875-3882, Wiii pay fee for co-~ne< napolls, HB, 988-8886 558-<4395 J. Tucker Mature 1ovlng women. saw du a 1 Fe 1 t1 v •I D~,~~r~r:o~~~~ ~':;~: UHP IUlTll lflll&l. SIOlnUY
Mo/mo. from $325. i---------1 for $328.000 1st T II chlld'a hMrtbroken. Jane Stllwell'a -my home 3 dey per week ground•. For spectllca-CdM 873-4493 OLAlllS llAll•H Front Office. exper'd. ty·
963-6445. Bal. lat. Comm'I &/or ofc: 12·9%, 640-9805 LOST Fam. SIAMESE cat. SINGLES DIRECTORY for Intelligent t8 mo Ol<I Ilona & Info. call Allda 1l Minimum 2 year• elCper. ping, H.B. otc. Good Sa---------+ etor1G9. From $100 to •=n, rn11 small. $100 r-ard. vie/ DI Club•. $4. 957~279 Own transp. Corona det 496-7004. All bid• mull ESOltW ....... snould be lamlltar with lary. 847-377l 1 It, FIR $350/mo. Call Mr. Pam· I 1035 Ford Rd. 759-1379. l1tll••I Mar Area be received by 10·2·82 ,...... RVS, COB. and Medical MED. WALK-IN CTR
SNuewltep•or1,ucllyen,te1a'ffEX•dECto. i-~-on_2_1_31_2_89_·_930_7 __ 1 ••••••••••••••••.•••••• Lost: Sant 3rd. Small derk •--1,.,., S"IO 720-1437 IAY HS PIRlll Fountain Valley mor1ga-groupfltconstral ell. Xlnt Nwpl MD"• new walk·ln : ,._ 11 I.I IATTl.ll -.. -"''•• " Baker wllh experience.I ge company •••king bena a. a ary com-clinic -611 mature per-l'lendle all your business -••tn • • grey ahorthelr cat. 10 •••••••••••••••••••••• Houra 8 AM-5 PM escrow ortloef to ""ociest men1urate with exper. aor11. Heavy exp. In front needa. lndlvldual offices l1•ld1 4415 llefts81• O.. IH. mos old. Nr Edwards. IT YHI SllYIOI trench bread & other Apply In peraon ,.. Slddlebacil Valley Area & b k r & t .. 1•• 1 1350 •••••••••••••••••••••• s...-ia1•·•i:. In 1,t . 2nd McFadden H B typee. 835 W. t91h. St Mon-f:n. 2_.. PM loan escrows. Salary & Call • .,7 9830 · ac o c mgm ... o ... o . rom · ..-~ "' • · Pe<aonal, quallfl9d com-Co.ta Meaa. commlaalon. Rewarding ..., -llelda. FT/PT. Hr1 &
644-7189. PlllE NMl'L TO• nee 1949 891•5280 penlon driver• for your ---------1 Also taking appllcatlona career opportunity. .L •> 1hllta vary. S.Od raeume
Laguna Beac:h 500 a.I. 1100sqftC-1,nr17th& Robt.Sattler NH/CM SllYtrTI''' day to day errands. l&LIOllAYOLll tor: RESiDENTIAL "'Hfter (We-·H to:Ad#t028,0ellyPllot.
oe.an .. ,_ ~~ndo. xlnt Superlor,$700/mo, avail. R.E. BrOker Bel Rea1tor1 • Shoppi ng, doctor '• Batt~ MORTGAGE SERVICE Sat. Sun. 7 AM to 3:30 Box 15&0. C.M. 92826. • -Oct. 1. 642-2434 642-2171 545-0611 Neutered male cat., yra •PP•• Church etc All FILE/MAIL CLERK HOet/HOllest ,...._...... PM. 4000 Hllarla Way. --------parking, leaee/ sale/ 1----------i---------old. Lott Sun approx 8 • B' lllllU John...._.. New p 0 r I Be a ch . Needed. X-Ray Tech and option/ equity partlclpa-W I '.J WIDOW HAS$$$ for TD'• PM MHa Verde RE-nff<ll met. Y hour or Acct9. office M-F deys lftlf9A•t IUOI 9M-9090 842•5861 back office anlatant for
t l on. Agl. Paul R. ,·,·.~.~. ··-RE Loacn•. 10K Up. No, WA.AD. 548-8030 or day. 494-5857• MENS SPA.ATIEND'T UH"-Full time, Drl¥9r Trainee. Ortnopedlc Olflc• With,, 646-5051 •••••••~••••••••••~1r.' Credit heek, No Pen•· 540-5540 Pt/time ~ends i--D-E_C_K_H_A_N_D_S__ mu et know area. good UlllRY llmlled llcenu, P /l ,. > --------N B 3"75 81 -" 1000 ..,, ty. Dennison & Anoe. ••••111 .. 1•1 Pleue call for eppt, M·F d c 11 H 'f, led lull time •"1 2200 Costa M ... 1 or 2 room · · ., r..... ..... 873-731 t Lo1t: Golden/ Samoyed ~~~~"••••••••••••• i-5, 645-5000 X521 Full lime. top p.y. aeve-driving recor req. a • wan • _...., __ -------sultH From $75/mo. ft. MIA zone. Agent mi x , 9 /9 /82, CdM, lfi I I ral poalllona open. Xlnt 645-0093. Flu I and fold/counter Nurury; Interior Plant
U111• lncld. 779 w 19th 5-41-5032. Money to loan for real • • B •a r · · , r •ward. H I TOOS BAR PERSON. college opportunity. For lee Info General Office. Invest-person· Preuera lor Technician for malnt•-
St. 851-8928 5750 up. 2180 ft. lndu-ntale Truat Deed loatle. 840-5989 •• J~.'!!~!!!!1!......... OK, full or part-time call John 431-8820 men 1 c 0 . n •ad 1 ~~~='~e ~v:.1~~ nance route. part lime,
Office space, In KCl'lg for atrlal -Office. 18101 Ra-7l4t54s-4930. Found: Sml blk dog. Some MAPLE AVE CHRISTIAN C.M. 94e-5544 HOIUTI• ULIS 11c'y/bkkpr. Mu1l be Hopalng'a Laundry Serv. experience with plantl
tight telephone an1we-dondo Circle #M & T Wiii buy small. lhort, high whit• COM Area.. No Id. SCHOOL IN C.M. Re-Beauty P/T, FI T, xlnt comm, tralnabl•. Salary open. u.guna Beach 494-4044 prelel'red. 645-1180.
ring. 960-l596 Huntington. Beach. yleld TOI. PIP 640-7967 glaterlng K-2nd grade, Orange County's Flneet WOf1t In oc. Muat have Must be lhafp. Call bet. lllllES lllE
&42-2834. 873-0822 am lndlv c1a ... 1 Open Salon need• elegent. ti-ftalr lor color, will train i-11 only. 845-8648 UYl II
Newport Exec suite 2 min 1---------1---------Found Blk Lib mix w/Whlt enrollment chlld car• lented, nalr atyllet. Top 840_5249 GOVERNMENT JOBS. Ruponalbl• tamale with ~~~.:1~~0~1 l~~~:,~d~~ o t~~;~?:r, ta I A .. IHtl•,.I•/ ;re~5:8cneet. &-12 mo. avan. 64~334 Sa1ai·1ve GAUCHE Many lob• avallabl• In car to cook tor elderly
antique filled buelne11 4,000-14,000 aq It. All lltHH}I/ S 61/1, W .. IH 1100 HAIR SALON ltlfll lltO•f• U.S. and overMa1. For woman In Newport
environment equipped AJC Hvy Pwr and Light-i.tl I 1•••1 Found Cocker E P1anlel. ••• •••••••••••••••••• N • w p 0 r 1 B • , c h Full time .. Expre<I In Directory 3 t2-881-4347 e.actl. 759_ 1997 wtth Tix. W.P .• ans Mt'Y., Ing. Xlnt tor R&D and low •••••••••••••••••••••• Vic. Edwards/ d nger. Accounting 540--8187 Pegboard, Ins. bllllng Ext E-91
lrg conf•enc. rm, Iota ol rat• 1 . 7 2 O -O 6 2 1 • I.Ml I l'i I S,IO C • 11 1 0 1d•n 111 Y • TAX OUll/P·tl•t and ell pl'laNI ol front -0-R0-0 -M-E_R_W_A-NT_E_O_lor-Live-In Houukeeper &
parking. mo/mo or lease 213-927-4404 ••••••••!.~.......... 840-2529· 20 or 30 hra week. Flllng, ... llllPIR office req. Fin Valley olcx Fri & Sat, (poulbly Sun) Cook fOI' elderly gentle-
from $375, desk apace 000 ft 1 & ehM Found white kitten, amber llght typing, echedule High volume rettaurant M-Tl't. 963-5634 for NB pet enop. Must be man In Corona det Mar.
1250.Movelnallowance \int~c."~~10w~gan: eyu, blacli 1pot on preparation. HIH and hat lmmed. 09«1lng for Oentak:halrtlde,PITAM, exper a rellable. Male or Female. exp•
833--9978 C.M. Reaaonable rent fNIMn ADS heed. Vic ~port Piaf. UN tu retuma. No expr. part time/M l time bkkpr. exp. RDA, 4 dyl ~ wic. 640-ootl rlenca required. Call •••-IL M&-7512; S4M900. Wt1U 873-4839. nee. Baelc accounting Some experience prel. Busypleaeant ottic.. Npt · • 771S-2n2 aft 8:30PM.
_,..,,r ARE FREE 1---------1 knowledge pref. For,.,_ to kay by touch. Plea1e CtJ. S40-0300 Ull UL.ti WT. lllWNIT orm• SCR'M LETS g• o .c. Computer Mfg. apply In peraon from 3 lo n .. d•d for Heir Welt, Ltll ., .... With UH of reception, l•ll•n1/J.n1I/ n • loceted In lrvln./Tu1t1n 6 pm. LH Brien, 36 t Dental N.B. LoulM. 673-41841 • ..... llUTiell
cool. room, kltch, phone. l'IMan Cal• 'NSWERS a r • e . ca 11 D • b by. Cliff Of. Lagun• Beaeh. Experienced R.D.A. ,_.. Fountain v.u.y mortga-secretarlal & word pro-•••••••••••••••••••••• , n 7141730-30&8 ----------1 ded tor Orthadontlc un D ge companr llMd• 4-8
E11per. only for conv. -·
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Ing condltlon1. Excel.·
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642-8044. • ')
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ceaalng. Malt & IMINge l•UHI M2·Nll FenMI -Maize OTe 01r Reetll keet prectic. In MINlon Viejo ntU" profeeelona people -aerv. avall. aeparately If It. I ,,. Siii Tlpay • Employ AOTIVfTill 1111 R over 18 yr1, tulT time. area. 830-3703. king rewarding poelllon
dealred. Call: Judy. • •• or.ifn!.~~·•'•••••••· j~~~~~~~~ PAYMENTS AsslttMt 752-7100 DENTAL ASSISTANT YOllSElf In the Mortgage Banking PUT tm
7141760-0100 MARKETING BUSINESS Lott: Toy black poodle, Fello11w waiting at bu1 Experi.nced Pref. PIT ••UTllS Have your bHn Har-Tt A letter larffr Industry. AHi eatal•
R•ponalb19 adulta. ovei
21, with outstanding. at-.1
tractive pereonalltlM to•
work with youth (agu
10· 14). Call 2-SPM,• •
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repa. needed. We train. Ave & Robin Hood Ln, i .. t .. , way to ~t back CONVALESCENT ..... Peya SSO·SlOO dally career ""'*• y«1r chair· Join a com,ran~ i;·~~ Sub1tant1al Income f&r en~ working wttn kid .. •
P•l•'•,Llndlhnglannoun-i-84_&-833 __ 1 _1or_app_1. __ C.M. 548-0464. on your IHI. I mleHd HOSPITA.,L Paid lwtoe WM!cly. aide expertlH wlll b• ~':st~.~lo~~e a~bl. dedicated, motivated, Work evenings. We tr~: ::~ ... or:rc!. of~~:.~ ~ f::Opr~~~gv!; Loat; Red Jackel & wa11et ,_'w_o_c_•_r_P_AY_M_e_N_T_s_:_· -w.·4::.;;. 750-t828 750-5584 rn-:•&.Y:~Wn~i.W: tlou• lndlvldu~I• ce~ :::..~onelltent lndlvl· ~n:.~~' ~-~~ .5 HM.,o/~o.°!~-~: hi ~onts. 541-t572 ...... at F .. uvei of Art• Aum-ltrHNll '''' Clerk/Manager card1, •hare In the growtn of ~tr~ !!_~1-:~°'1~ RESID£NTIAL 842-4321, X3o4e ,.. ~ .. ,.,_ -m.,.. Sale, t.guna 8ctl. •••••••••••••••••••••• Ellper per$Oll part or full gltte alld coemet•-· "'-p this c:arlnn ..._t·• 0-..... .. , ........ , MORTGAGE SERVICE • vlcea.(714)84&-5628or •--n11•---••IJ 9-T.(213)807-8404,COEDS -Woutdlovelo Umetohandleolc,we-Pref _..,. Xlnt .b ... f .... lt' 1 .. , .. d-es anexcltlnQ ..... poaltlon JohnCuMCll .... -a-•. (213) "92 ""14 -... --, 7 ) 7 t ~ c s rehouee & p .. one for · •n• 1 nc u call L .. tfetatn .... u ,..,_,.. -·-" • .,., ••••• •••••••··~····~· nome ( 14 8 -t..41 party with y<K.t. all ue " &40·7373 med 1n1. St400 If quell· • 57 .,.... • .,.,.., ~ -1-8-11.9-n-,-,..--,-.,-1-4-11-151A'4 ·20yre.~dTOa, workJo.. or Kathy anytime. marlneproduotemfgrep fled N B 548 M0:2 M9-4300 M •t4 M,AINTENANCE wtthe1Cpettencetn t••1
••• • A11oclate Len era Wiii L-t .................. ,Bl&. Tan, 213/804-3:233 a dl1tr. Typing, UM ol ...., frl ... n . . ' ' a magnon F II 'I I I ordere. No 80llcl~tln •• A;i~j 11;;;, "2&;4i:,;;:. quellfy your loan for -'"'"' ..,....,,. ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ofo machlnH neceu Frome11 One Hour Photo DENTAL ASSISTANT IOI • u ' me, m n mum Nice at~. • benk Cl'edlt. Minor ~o-Male, Lott 9-8 °' C:Utver 11 1)11.11 ~ btlpng_. etltp. Syetem1 In Huntington OrthO olc, c:Mlrelde, u -112.:M per l'tr. )(Int op-Stef11ng 8 • For • •\ 1:!...'\..~:8~/. 8 car b 1 •ma o . I(. & 4 O 5 Fr wy ( 7 1 4) ...a I _,. ping& reoetvlng. ~Ulf• Beac:h 11 now lllrl~ c°'or per Pf9f, ADA or ellg!ble. portunlty. For fff Info ervlew, Ca l Allton.:
• ..,,.. 714/499-Hl25. 652·7172 PHOTO MODELS good phone capablllttH. printers. can Mr. Rogera. 879-1400 1_ca1_1 J_on_n_~_t_._ee_20 ___ 1 649·2271 • ,
.._,.,,.,. "" w Ads Lo1t: M. Dalmatlan, vie. 0eUTsg~~[SIDA~ .. E~~s benefit•. Call Bartell. 891-1551 1-o.tt-t_el_/F-ron_t_Offlce ____ p_IM_-pontiac' /,...a.,,.,U PIT opening, r9P1odue>1' ~e::1.••••••••••••••• ant c.ii 942-5978 Beech/Edlng•r, HB. a3t-0300orlnperaofl,8. 1 1 b 1tabll1hed MHlll t ....... ~vma11room ·Gff1 • "lklctlltlot". M2·3Me .... , H. Ballatd Co. 163e Su· ---an • UIY • M~ ""' _,.. • ---0.ii:Ciiow:-t.idci~;-T,;~j~~~~~~~~~ pertor No. 6, Coate Meaa a.....~ ottic. ne.d1 aut. front Harl>Qf 8fVod at ,.., Dr ltiH Mldtfl duttea. 133-3232 • * NOW IS THE TIME * * RATES ARE DOWN * -Home. commllcill IQ)lnl ~
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Loe1:911o.V100*0ePK. lff11ti1 Parlor 0rivw for SeMce °"''· :.dJ:i'7t:!,~· Cont-•-DE=-N~TA_L_A_,88,..,,....,,11-=-rA-N"""T~' ~~:::.,.:;,,~= .~~=='on ~ie=:*'NMO~ • ~~~-~:O.: =:. ~~ :'!:.:ev ~~~M::; 484-1460 :=:1.:':"=. ~u:: ~i~·~~~~=· r;: :d.r:· ~ ~ IUL 111'111 llLll
bllc/b<n. no COiier IJ••>· Jacuzzi, sauna. Looa11 In other taatce. 1"91 l or pleaaanl Laguna leael'I oe>ftle "'°'' •11prcf,~ vow Need 2 eicw. ,...... a
780•12u ; )( 41• dye: 11 w ell 11 Tout l ell. meture. Hml•retlred TOPllCe)'Ollf''""8aQe office.''* Of pan ttme. HOUSIKU N"·IMlent wlll e.a ptomo t•d to commerolel end lndw~ IY9-. 17t-3t3e 8ankAm.,tcerd, Amerl· '*'°"· '*°'9 the 484·t7N or P9tMIM9 M1ployee, """"· a aupeMIO!y i. etn.t,... ••tor ~
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yre. H.8 . aree. 847-M11 ..... I _._..., ._ Vlfl9CS ~lvttlea, full Of CIMllf*i, 642·H71 needed to oate fOr I mo. have oar. "•fe. N.I . Mer, Cotti M .. I end 114/ ..... lott ...... u ng .. ____....... "7 ,...,. r part.time. Old, W•dne1 Morna In 780-ltlO :l T""'8 ~at
luylng and Mlllng at a nl1 pro1 rrom L11un• ..... '"" Cotot1e d•I Mar. Oall l .__,.,_. N ,,._., ........ • -. TIH'ft 10 todly'• ct•tlflM reuoneble prtce-ttlel'a ee.cfl. W~ Of ~ • 87Ml6a ~,,.., .. _ -· "-7 -b What ola11lfl•d ,, •II by a pp. 10-t p w N~l'O~~.. Ct•lfted Ada, 'iO"' o.... MAKI IJCTM -90h, .. o. I. f ttl• beat .. , ••
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Wern« Ave 847 2s n
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NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR
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Newport Beach
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6'1 IUO or llLL '°' vov 'V ~" c1blniit All -'42·095* PIR llll Ollll toO or IU4Une '" •17141 llSOO 17'·6'70 u.. 1 1300 173.070 '"'h 01'*' 6 4 hrt I* l&ITHI AltlTlll in uo1111n1 oondltlon t• 11 Cuddy CfulMt '17 444 8325 H• 64 2 -wk tarn H OO IGOO mo HI NII I 11.000 W/twln I 0 • 110 llra 111111 TllPLI &&JI UUH • · 4 J I Merceci.t 4~SL con· '11 411 111&1 81400 no ..i11n~'* as~ . _H·HH 11 ... 0lll, 1.... 11~~2·1~~.g,J,'~ !: 211~0:--~~~~oo Nltl&O/llUH ·o~:~oJ"~~.4:,::i t;t;~='s~!!~4t~'C:. ~~:~.·~;,~.u,~~~~
Telephone Salee I llte Dining rm table, 4 chr1. C PA -w1lnd1 71 4 873·2088 :--79 'f·=---•h• .;-2400, good 2480 Hatbor Blvd Mu11 ••Ill Beet offer 32""""' S<t 1.01T7 delivery work Ctlh paid br .. klrOl\I, custom pllCl1, llm ,. eyetem, Vo!H --_.. , COSTA MESA 7•e.1•77 or ... I_,.,. 73 4808C, lmm1c like ... ...,
d·•1y A 1y 770 w tllth 0 1 h w 1 1 1 of the TM11e1 apeoe. 4 20' Chrlter•ll cbn crutr, cond 17761000 , .. 1 .. 100 " " "" ·~ new, 11111ett blk 11•Jn 11•• S~ H. ~11 M... · c!~.•1360. 'a.."~t~ nl c1l>ll!elt w/18" Allect) reGenlly refurb, rebll 8ryan 646 1398 1;1·1411 '78 BMW 5301 Super 19260 042·77•5 :~••••••••••••••••••~~
llorna & pwr IMP w eno• I 1r1ne. btll 11nk, 73 SUZUKI 128. rbll mtr • CleAtl, yellow, 1nrt AC, .82 Mere.OH Genz 300 /1 1 Ytllt hllef
TILIPltll Klf!O u IOlld OP canopy c:ov1r. Ilk• nu I tooo. radio•, NB 1t1p Incl, 1 11. new Ur•• S2&0 WE IU-Y 49K m1 Bllttel~ $5900 D. Turbo, 6 po• s9din. II 1, .... , ..__...,
ltUOITHI b9d wtmlrror1 & ou111ln-4llt-4014 500 &7~·11505 045-4203 or 045-tl tOG 075·03•0 Anthr1cll1 or-Mellltlo, --:!. .• --''
1, 1pr .. d S 1800 Full o OLEAM Ollll ., alze brau head & foot '""' 0Wlln 16 II John.on II J 8 lk " '08 7002 BMW nlc:e eond. P1lomlno Int, E!lec 811· Hall, 111-•
Wt need good peaple 10 board. S500 Mon·Frl e\11 Almott new H OO $~~2~90' ~:r c~w~~.~ ~ ·~ AID TRIOll Moving, muet NII $2000 dtng RI. etc All thl1 UI LUSIH HI up 1ppo1n1menta 75g.120e Cill 714.151.0140 ........,, l pprectitt $t800 or bit obo. 873·11125 DRASTICALLY REDU· from om Newport 8e1c:h 23 I C dd e bl "'O d O CED $24,500 p,1v P1y, OVERSEAS DELIVERY
otllc:e In the evening tor Kitchen 11ble with formic:• Alto Su V1m1h1 iclnl 1 u Y 1 n, r"' • olr, 778·35 6 .C.1•.1.1•••••••••••••'•1.l.. t73·•424 EXPERTS d S250 Q ' f for ll1hlng , bait tank, ,., Holiday lnn'a n-travel lop $36. con · · ood or depth finder, VHf Redlo. '78 SUZUKI 250 RM Very '7tl Vetlow Capri Aedlo '19 460 SEL, 81k·81k. 50.
club Sa11ry + oomml•-557·8393 •tudent 942·4764 T11ller. O cyl Volvo out• clean & very IHI. 1476, em/Im caa1 Od cond. ooo m l, new Sen1ra
11o n + bonu1. Call OoldCouchOownptllow1 FLUTE~new p1d1) Rim· dtlve.$4050.073·0540 846·1185Dan Mutl ••II 811 0 11 Whit, W/P 7 llrH. RI· 833·3740 Iller 1 PM $ 1 I M I 6"'7 &009 75. COM ~on •new I ono 28• Carver •77 SF FB '76 VA MA HA 250 Dirt v • ., cenl Serv & brke job, 1 tltllllltlt S.Uehtrl 760·0181 .1.8.M rH1. 0&3s0463 20Kn, new ouatom' tlrn Bike. Aune good. 1450. ---------1 D II l1ZO II aw I e 11 S 2 4 • 2 5 0 .
Needed lmmtdletely OIALS EEDROOM l~rn Olllti' l•oll•,. I rm, loaded, lo hra, fin all tOpm, 842·264 t IUIM IUYIR .~ •• !."-••••••••••••••• 759. 1800
Wlll 111 YILVI
1906 Harbor Blvd.
. COSTA MESA
Hl-tlOI 140·t41T
Hoat/Ho1teu. Cockllll
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Iller 5 MEDLEVS,
18774 Brookhur1t ,
Fountain V1lley
Ideal for 1tu~en11 or 3h': oft while, French Prov. ~·!f•l•I IOll av111. $39,000. t 64.,.820 '75 QL 1000. Fully loaded ~~~.~~~~:. 1g'1~~~~~~
mem1ke11. ou11, • etyle. beaul complete •••• • •••••••••••••• ev., w/CB. Great cond 1114.a, Aucfl'• 1•11ci1 '150 '78 242 Volvo )(Int eond.
•••••••••••••••••••••• 50.000 ml. 14760, C•ll No .. ltlng Airport area. HI $360 773·1814 DESKS FOR SALE 1lff ... ., It! ltat $1900/bll olr. 848-7963 Ask for UIC MOR ~tri!4:4171 w:,~:r ~ • ~~: Entire contenla oce1n lrnl Dea kl ind metohlng 200 HP Evlnrude. All '70 HONDA 350SL JIM MARllO SALES ADVENTURE 1166·0 151 home. Bikes, bedt, II· ch, a$tr5• .. 1
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1 ~crt:lce price, option• Like new. s 10. Good condition $300 TRAVEL blH. dl1hw11her and 8 " •P icemen ooo 714-8"1·5870 EV9-559-9197 YOLllWAIH TOPLESS MODELS 675 7673 cost $2300. CALL DAWN 187 I 1 Beech 81\td $75 DAY • PAID DAILV more, • 9-5pm M·F. 833-8600 nlnga '80 KAW 420KX HUNTINGTON BEACH
11 I tYlll no exp nee • 826-2543 Beaut couch, L·1haped, tfflot Fllrl. lalt 20' OIUlllTTI Exce1ten1 condition 142~2000 Leading Publlcallon Firm n1vy & beige, xlnl cond $700 559·9197 ---------now h11 lmmed ope· TlllOI IRIYlll $.400/obo. 552·1389 Word processor, dHk, N-421, ... tt 4-&. Xlnl
nlnga for Guy• & Dolle Mull be famlllar wllh LA chrs, bkc11ea. de1a111 c 0 n d · I 1 2 • 5 O O · M•l•t B••11, l•/1/ WAITED! wno would ltke to lrevet & OC area Plckwk:k Pa· Antique pine lretlle ltble, 644-11804 7141641"5870 Eve.. I •II 1110 Lele model Toyo lat,
while they work In us per Prod 1791 Placenlla ~;~,.~rr~·:~ir!'4, ':::~: 1 IOlt IHll Sill IOfO ••• ~~!t ..... ·.!!111.~lfH~··,·••••• VoNoe. Plokupa & Vena m1jor Cll letl oanver A e Ill ••••·'•••••••••••••••• Clll ua t0d1yl Houston. N-York, 11c' v Cell 499•1248 eves si~;·kl~~;;:;;;,~i::e 16' Hobie Cll, yellow w/ 21 fl $8,000. Good cond
on 1 r1ndom Itinerary nPllf Henredon Pecan dining Wkl old $50 leq 1unrl11 11111. Like 556--0481
Vou must be neal. alngle Good 1yplng aktlls, FIT, rm llble and 8 ch1lra 2 495·•874 new $2500 675·8181
& be 1ble 10 1e1ve Im· good starting salary, table leaves end custom SI Rent: 26' motor home, med All expenses pd 2 grea1 poulbllltlu lor pad 673·2512 7 week old fem lhHI I' WIT 21 sips 8, lully loaded
wk on the Job 1r1lnlng growing For Interview WATEABED wt& dt1wer Ap10 Stred by Amer/ Xlnl cond. 552·7143 645-8616 (Paul)
program All trenap lur· c111 Alison. 548·227t headboard, waveless Canadlen chimplon. Cleulc Sloop 20' Varnish ft•lltll ft•••/ 1110
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cuual working cond. Full time, eeveral posl· s 130 631_4133. PERSIAN TUMBLER Pl· $1200 548·0577 S11rcraft lrallar, alps 8, WI IUY
makes this an xlnl opply. lions open Xlnt oppor-GEONS Blk/whlte, 1 pr urgent tale $ 1400/olr USED CARS & TRUCKS for a career·orlenled In· lunlly. For lee Info can WATEABED Queen size, $500, 557· 1209 Call Ad 111ter 11 703, dlvldual Previous joba John 63 1•6820 10 yr wrnly, complete. _________ ,,.,,,, $1111 642·4300 24 hrs COME IN OR CALL FOR
dealing wllh people such l---------I $100 549.4531 Beaut German Shepherd DHk1 f010 A • • 1 FllH APPRAISAL
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t383 I HlrbOr Blvd Garden Grove
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1980 Datsun 200SX, xlnl Clean, lo mileage. AMI
cond Orig owner. ac• FM Cuaetle, Cru11a
ceptlng bids. Wkday1 Control. Sun Aool. p. 7
please call. 759-"229 Tires, Loaded, $22.500 855·9991 859· 128 I '65 Wagon. runs good '83 •
1ags S395. •n T11rlll C1rrer1 •n
963·6272 Full leather lnll. New f. I l1ZJ NCT''s. $29.600. Wiii .~!!~!•••••••••••••••• consider rrade Rick
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FERRARI eng, Int, brakes. llret. stereo. alarm. 641-0664 1s Fast Food & Wallres· $250.00 weakly pay----------• puppy. AKC. fem, 5 mos. •••••••••••••••••••••• •II .,11r1c1, •tll Cormler-DeLlllo sing helpful. but nol neo. checks (fully guaranteed) Living rm set, brown sol1 Trained w/sholl. $250. SLIPS avail. Huntington I Acc111ot/11 1400 OHEYllOUT lt•••lt 11SS
For personal 1n1ervlew working parl or lull llma & lovaseat Gd cond. 648-9738 H a r b o u r B a y , •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••
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445 E COHI Hwy
Newpon Beach
673·0900
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1elecllon of new and
used Buick• In Orange
~ contact Ms. Barbera 11 home. Weekly pay-$185, 552·7428 aft 6pm. •·c-8-n-8-r1-.,-.-M-/_F ___ A_e_d_a.-V-8-1• 7 t 4 . 8 4 o . 5 5 4 5 , PAINT & lite body work, ~~~~JN~f'cf~ :i~gH -~-EW-~----.rvr--~ '80 Renaull LeCar body &
Tue-Fri 10AM·5PM, checks malled directly to TWIN CANOPY BED Iowa, Crested. Ptatels. 846-7766. up lo 50% off your body 1411011 141 3131 I< J eng. In xlnl like new
750-8955. you from Home Office White, like new, wllh Good •Inger• 831·174• Sllpe 1v111. CdM -., .. , shop est. Bill 536-9832 • ' -M TS cond days 549·8477 #I 1 .. Orm119t c_..,
every Wednesday Siert mallress & box aprlng, I O s 9111 . ca II c 8 rr1 e 1965 GMC·V6 Engine & R], '·.-,-,-,,-• ....;. ____ f_1_5_f 1 2925 Harbor Blvd
UUI Immediately. No axpe· $90. 642·7674 !!~!'!.~ .•.. !f~!'.'.l.~9-f 78154 ·955·2473 Wkdy• Hydro. Gd cond $200 Top Dollar ' ••••••• !r.c.'........... COSTA MESA
rlence necessary Nallo----------1 Eve ' 1 6 · 8pm only • ilJ DEALER, ... US A Ill 2500 Aggreaslvelocal compu· nal company. Do your OoubleBedcomptetewlth New '81 Baby Grand 1 __ -________ 1 537•2003 p 'd 3100We11Coas1Hwy. 11 ... •
ter company wanls mo· work right In Iha comfort mallress & frame. $40. B1ldwln, •lnl oond. Newport Beech, llvea----------1 31 Newport Beach
llvated sales protesslo· and security of your own 675·6204 $9000. 675-9510 board, slip up lo 60' 1965 235 CHEV ENGINE For Your Carl I 642-9405 fOY CARVER f!!.'J!~!. •..•...• !.~!~
nals. Proven, sales ,.. home Oetall1 and appll· OIEEI IH 1211 Old uprlghl Grand, $250 boat. water. power, silo-$175. Eve'• Only 6·8pm JOMllOI I Ill •1'11 a7z5 fOlS-[OtCf TllE • ••aEST cord more mpor11n1 cation mall-' S-d your G 1 1 d H we rs , $ 7 O O I mo 537-2003 •· ~ Wlft h b k "" v.. 851· 18 to ood P 8Y ng con ur· l1101l1-M1rou'J ••• ••••• •••••••••••••• 1 an computer a c • name and aadreu 10: ryl 497·2139 673-6625 Dual 42 OCNF Weber '68 850 Spider. Convert .... ._"' • •• ,,. '· SELECT.IOI ground Wiii train C1ll 2626 H1rbor Blv I '•"'• ... " " ... ,.... Chucit Ketty 6t1S.t410 American Fldellly Com· OlnAJl'S IEI $40 Petlecl Hammond Org1n Side lie to 18 fl $100 mo. carbs, manllolda, llnkege Costa M111 540·5630' Gm~$bod900y, 6&7:"~!~· 40 --•Ys •M of late model, low mll••· pany, Hiring Dept 77, 85t·18 tO Bench & muelc 1650 Marcus Channel & KAN air IUlets tor VW ,.... .,..~ ge Cadillacs In Soulhern
SAUit 1040 LoneTXS11r78Dr30. N-__ LA_A_G_E_S_O_l_IO_O_A_K __ , C1ll Jim 646-5340 873·0145 type I dual port $200 Premium prices Rare "7t hardtop 850 Ra-.... ,, 111757 C1flfomlal See ua today!
Ne W Cr. 8 I IV. 11 • m , ~B_11_u_n_1e_1_1. ___ 1 __ OBO, Call AM"a, ask for paid lor any used car XI 1 Good r , ~ 11alEllS ·• BANKER'S DESK $100 BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE cer nl gas m · •••••••••••••••••••••• -$100/sale plus reorders WOOD PROCESSOR. Ar· 846-50711 rv'-b"•, N-port Beech: 25', 28.: Dan. 546-3147 (foreign or domestic) shape $1500/bsl '70 AoV.r 35005, CUILUC
Can you prospect? Can tee 2.000 & dlctaphone ---------• lilFI llllH IHI 30., 40., & 45. Call In ~ condition 642-"e69 xlnl cond $3500
you close? II so. ca ll dull dltplay 3.000. exper SPACE·SAVER ••••··"··••••••••••••• 6 4 2•4644 from 9•5 ~.''}!.'.f!!J~!!........ ee Us Flrstt ,76 128 ucel cond. re-Dr Cerny 532~761 2600 H11bof Blvd
63 1-5540 Mon thru Fri only Full or P/llme. THE BUNK BEDS, $'600 BEAUTIFUL 25·· RCA Co· Mon Fri . ""P.P.!l .. ~ .. 11!11!!!!991!!11~1 ~o COSTA MESA 9-" OFFICE. 549·2188 or bst olr. 846-50711 lor TV. 2 yr wrn1y $148. __ • __ .------I IMPORTANT NOTICE • built eng. 772-2907 aft 5. Su) f1v SdA_L_.ES~e· INr:,nevCpaelrl ~.elses· B•tHI la/•1 Wd~a':;:o~esw~~~r~ea~e6 Fr~V dJ~:: 64°r.;',:~n. soee:~hM~~~~Lo~ewporl T~~~~~:it:o !/!.~~~•••••••••••!!.~? ••LWi•i•li.ii.Wi.. 540-1110
B""'uck .. 9fi4•3 .. 4•57 "" ••••'••••••••••••••••• ·""" · r. 549·42113. 957-0957 The price of Items ad· IOlt• lllTll"T tOO TllllO 4 IHll '80 Blk Oil El Oor1do, all lfner. needs mallress PACIFIC MICROWAVE ---------ertl·-.. b --h'-1 d • • I ..... Iii I $10 000
.. &. J J v """' Y •v .,.e ea· Wecan• ...... pl Beloreyou $345 42 64xr:-7'1:.'::..au u. ' . S.lespercon lor Plant ,..,,t•••··" $ 1 0 0 . s 6 0 0 new ANTENNA aalea & Hrvl· ... 1. , ........ ' . lera In the vehicle CllSSI· ..... .... """ -..·:1•1:·.·~1·••••••···1•00••5• 645-2145 ce. Cell Clancy 831-0906 I'"'( ,.,.. aA•O fled edverllalng cOlumns buy. check our unbeata· store. Full and parl·llme 1111 • • •I ~ d 1 1 I d ble selection, uvlng1 Ci~•/tl lllO exp er pre I erred ••••'••••••••••••••••• Bat••• S•lt IOSS Stereo with turntable, •••••••••••••••••••••• oea no nc u • any '11148 ll.1d~11 lll11l and aervlce todayt • •••••••••••••••••••••• 645-3392 Anllq~ Oak Orsr, beveled ••••'••••••••••••••••• tpeaker'a, etc Good WHALER Ir Sport. elec applicable taxes, tlc:enH, I '""' \11 '·' 1111111111 S per month plus 18x IEE UI FllllTI mirror & carved feet, House. and everything In c:ond. $75. 042-4336 att. atart, 15HP, all remote transfer lees. lln1nce UllYEll In 48 month cloaed end
Sates be 8 u 1. $ 950 10 1 r . 111 For sale, che1p. Honky 4pm. controll. loaded wt charges, lees for air pot· Hlgheet cash lmmedlllely ULEI I IEllYICE lease on approved ere-We have a good telec·
Supplement 675•37113 Tonk upright piano. 2400 option• -deluice. N-& lutlon control device for your vehicle DO· 2850 Harbor Blvd. d 1 t. c osl -$ 15,3 7 5: lio n of NEW & USED Your Income sq fl 11 brwn carpet 1 yr Amp and turntable, good perfect. 642·6395, Hk certlfloatlon1 or dealer mea llc or foreign. COSTA MESA $652.15 cash required. Chevroletal -:;.~~k .~~\!s •_:~~ere~ ~11.IJ~!.~~~ •••••• I.~{~ ~·~ero~:do~f~~· ~u;;,; ~~:4~',i,08110re 2 PM _1_o_r _P_h1_1 ----IHO--~1~c~~~~t,8~~.p~erfi'!':~ 651·8286 140_1840 ~:;~~~9~~~ Hk tor d• ~"::~P~~~l•;!~;s. ::~ AP~~:!.~~~~~ICE more. 752"9227 ~.'!,.~!~~~!........ ~~=~;~,.!~ectlled by ~!'.".'1.!'!1.'.'.~f!. •••••• 1975 Honda Civic, 2 dr, IEACH IMPORTS
an hourly wage+ comm. we sell recond .. guar. #•tiiHrt, 1011 IHll I #•tlH DRY STORAGE .. _,. / A•'i '101 hatch·beck. 4 19d. new 8"8 Dove Street ~r::~1~1gs .P~~1~'(7 f ~) l~P;;~ce;,,l,;:;;77 ~~~~·i;;,;·•u·4;;;; "~;~~!~! .... HiO Monthly boat atora~e, 1111 Cfu;;CI ISJO ·io·h·i°HOCiT~r·;· ~~~9oa $ ;~~o,,~:~-rp4! NE7i2~oiOoCH
540-0301 Les 957_8133 SIB. Grading of all types. •••••••••••••••••••••• any r,•z.e, 24 hr aecur ly, •••••••••••••••••••••• 26.000 mites. fully loaded _wk_d_•.;..Y•------'----------'
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Work In own backyard, Washer·Dryer·Aelrlg. PM. 546-4967 44 11 LlnMt. 3 ye1rt Old IEWPHT HIES Shay repllcu; pickups & new $13 ,400 080 new. low miles A/C Blue, 38,000 ml, super
prolecled territory. S.r· DllhwHher-Freez.8f lni1tll••HU IOIO s 189.000. Wlll tride. 1111 lat• lar tr. coupet. 4 lo choou 6 4 6 -8 2 1 1 E v • s . S6500 8"8-5280 cond. $7495 751-3768; Air cond . 4 epee!! trtns ..
vice aiclsllng account• )(lnl cond IMS.58"8 •••••••••••••••••••••• Submit pr~rty II from I (000768) (Slk. 857-9884 deys I JZ dye, 648-3850 eves radio & 1 cute earl (Ser.
D -w---673 4424 • A3093). Prices tllrtlng at I----_.;.. ____ , Jt11t• 1 42511) Leads provided. lrect 22' aide by side froatless ~ -• 144-0110 RLY St ltll '80 4000, A/C, Sunroof, •••••••••••••••••••••• l•Nr• 1111 Illes exp. I must Ad· refrigerator . $250 8 to20'1ong,30cperll IHI II. 1 • Slereo, lmma c $6450 ·75 INTERCEPTOR 3 •••••••••••••••••••••• llLY 121111 vertls lng ulea helpful. 548-7044 775-1491 anytime. r, •r •• 631·2991 CONVERTIBLE. 39,000 Salea--Servloe-Leetlng ...... ---tlet $40,000 ptu1 urning• £."1••••1 H30 ft••l•tl•tl•• 1 ml burl wood duh ••-•t••c1 -_..... polenllal. Call Bob Swal· Cold1pot Frost Free ~ DOME HOME KITS •••"';\•""'•••••••••••••• •••••'-••••••••••u••• JlfW 11/Z m~ch n w S t 7 ,950: --:::.:-, ~/OutU Sta.
low for appt. t-524-1020 frig 13 cu ft, llke new locally manullciured. '/\ Onan 10 KW gen8f8tor. 4 #•l•rl6H llin 1141 •••••••••••••••••••••• 77(>.6977 --NEWPORT BEACH
$200. Sun. OJI d1y. Mon price Introductory ape-cyl COntl~lal, gu PC>-•••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 111·2040 4fl,4t4t 111-ffll
SICllnAllY & Tuea alt 8pm 644-.8051 clal. Converts 10 2000 sq wentd, Ju•I rebuilt, frffh '77 PUCH MAXI moped. •u•u• ''1• 1134 -.-------
Full time. Good typing 11. 639-3596 w11er cooled, Ml up for low mllH, mini cond •••••••••••••••••••••• f•nl• 11fl 71 CHEVY WAGON and admlnlllrlllve s111111 Electric dryer, gold, used ---------marine eppllcellon $325. 842·2483. '73 Karmann Ghle. blue, ••'•-.••••••••••••••••• Look• end rune greet. 6 mo )(Int cond. 1 100 Full size Pool Table, good $2500. 675·2837 new tires, paint, sunroof '82 Toy Cellc:a. every op-XL NT Trtn•. $800 Small growing Hotel Co 642·4336 all. 4pm. condition. 3 Bet stools. PUCH MAXI. Good cond. ·sastudeb1ker Champion S3t1SO 840-8582 tlon $8500. 9eG-0205 Salary commen1urete Ae Ask for Rick aft 4 Brend new 11183 Elllnrude Vellow, very clean. $350, 5 pua cpe Nice cir 714-760·1393 ---------wllh ablllly and HP•· lrlgerelor, liken-. w/ 63l-l387 4 HP oulbOlrd, never eall 645·6278 S3750. 2131592_1792 Hl•I 1131 ·77 Caprice Clasalc, 42, rlence. Call Mr. Kopp lcemalc:er. 5"00 Or best 1---------used $525. Clll Doug W t d V M 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• '77 Toyota Corona Stlllon 000 orig ml Xlnt cond. 497·4857 offer 841·3153 12 Place setting of China. Turin (work) 573.1434 in • HP• o or 1"4 lt•t• It•••• UUl·lllYIOE '80 Ma:rdt 626. 5 spd, Wagon. Stereo AM/FM 8 Fully loaded. $3500.
'EclllT •• , 1-E w··•tll/llYEll $350, 12 Place setting of (home) 642-"910 llCOOler. Pay up to $300 11146 Ford Woody Wa· LUllll AM/FM, •Ir, new Goo· trac k. AIC. Oaluxe 840·<>773 --c:rysl81, $200. Mon·Frl, 675·63116 dyear NCT tires $5599 $3000 obo. 955-0600 ---------West coa11district111e1 $290 pr. 851·18 10 eves 759·1206 IHll ''"'' fOf0'-----00---1-0--1 gon. $13.000. 83!-2040 495.4949 559 1711 '73 EL CAMINO xtn1 cond.
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po1111on avail now. Good ••0'Efovs~·oi°RTB1i<"E'... 5"5 497·61118 C.nt'."l: ~ boat. 4 cyl, ••t•te,oln/ Sedan, $10,000 Mlaslon Viejo •••••••• .......... ••••• $ 2 3 0 0 . 6 4 2. 6 5 7 2 . rod trans. 2 12·boll Posl
phone & typing skills. Aampar, w/2 sett 01 ITALIAN MARBLE Co· Grey. 3 675-8101 •-Hlll'.I IJSO 1963 S d b k A ti (Avery Exit off 1·5) 832·5890 rear end1 MUST DRIVE
Aut omotive leasing wheels. $60. 652·7143 lumn. Very beautiful. Use Boal & lrlr is· Olaapar, ••• "!.••••••••••••••••• $5600. ~1:-e~6~r llan · Open Sund•y• '76 COROLLA, runs well, ~~JEiJ~~~~16 •;~~~
background helpful but Men's 10 a~". 19w·. Mo-for plantar. statue etc. 115hp E11lnrude 0 /8 . 1959 BSA-A10 Buket, 2 ---------looks good $1500 takes not neceasary. Starling ""' $350 080 . 557-8393 S4500. 846-3118 engines & trans. S250. 1967 Chev Ceprl 4 dr VI· II. FIRM 960-0447 533·"855 all 6pm sa lary up to $ 1050 + lobeeane Sup« Mirage, E · 6 8 0 1 nyl top. Air cond. E•· '80 Cit tlo 38 ooo t al benefits For 1ppl cell $100. 552·7143 SURPLUS JEEPS. Carl · Sell Idle Items 642 5878 .... v78
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3 • pm n y . ceptlonal cond. S995. Sale•-"'-rv'---Leaslnn Ftl••t.• 1111 11 1 n, 11 ' ,ac u Lend Lease 833-9231 Boats Many Self for Un· -..., • 675-6106, 542.11114 ~..,.. ""' .... •••••• ••••••••••••••• m ea, am m • ereo, Dirt Bike, boys, blk, $40. d•r $50.00 For Info Cell '111211'1 &rt ltrtl '78 SPITFIRE 30K ml. IX· auto drive, 2 door
IEOIOAllY/UEO, to apd boy• $36. Call (312)93H96t Ext. 2239 '87 Eldor1do Cla11lc. s1. Ntc. Sele<:llonl c e I m •c h c o n d . hllchb1ck, one owner.
Min 8 yr• hvy secrelerlll •lier 6 P M Hunter. Boat picture ads provide 600 Good cond * '76 2002, 4 •pd ,an/rl HI llS ~ $3000/0BO 673..fl438 M SOO. 844-8982
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led. For IOtlg lira & herd Doug 640·5 100 Xlll ... , 1541 '* '79 320t. 4 9P<l . lol· _ -.. ... Loolcl end rune gr .. 1 32 wkndt/ev, 84-4·11370 dya
unusually bright & tklf· 8EACH CRUISER $150 OILY oO~ 1,._1111 '411, (5487750) n• IT I '71 vw 411 SEDAN $8700/obo 673-3083
wont -offer talary 10 1----''-------1 Beautiful ceramic h<>rN. ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• dedl (776YPC) .. _, mpg s1.ao 860-0205 $24,000 per yr. pension l•il"•I 30'" high on hlnd...t.gl, s 1901 ROVER TC2000 * '80 320t. 5 IP<I . an/rt PAGUTTI · llli IHO
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,. not lhe bell pleue tell IDW 310/n. Mr. & Mrs. Santi & much s~~e-~'. (488ZOJI ~ RUNS GOOD cond. 3 new tires. econ d moot~ Handmade leelhe< -f Wllfll lhln1 ISIO Mazda RX7, '79, Mint 995-3327 $850 4M--32tt
your 1m1rte11 un er Redwood 2•8 decking, Items • much more. IH·J1 1 cond 5 apd. AJC, Amll~~~~~~~~~~---faij;jj8~1-chaltenged friend about 4 20· I •I-............... 7 • ~·.·AO···E·s·T··J~·:p··D·::·L·E·R· 208 w 1•1, Sar.ta An• Fm CUI Mn/rt, CUI Int/ t:: 1r--.... 'll us. Colline & ANOC , 587 • ong; -r...,..vvu 840.8 09 -· ._ o= ..,.. -fencing Call Jim or Ken 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil In the w .. t CIOeed Sunday ex I, S 8 4 5 0 . ( 7 t 4 I 81 A1bbll Conv Ghia, 6 cyl. 2 dr, auto, a ir. S a n NI co 11 •. N B. anytime, 775-1491 11 det,_,llell need• 631.0300 auto tr ant. met pl w/w 11ereo. crul•• control 8"4 577 t IF VOU HAVE ,..._.. CHOICE INVENTOAV I I d -DOME HOME KITS INITl"LS 4,• your J EP. VOLU .. E S 0 LES '76 M d w ·c I res, sports .... an low ml. Xlnt cond. $3950.
llolllT••y " "' Hlghelt Ooll11 Ptld &m · " 81 a igon, " • S/Wheel1, em/Im cast 559-0180 -locally manufactured. Yll CHO C auto. good cond $995 Lk nu 8700 ml $8890 •---------lmmed. opening tot ae-price lnlroduc:tory 1pe· 811 Gary Gr•1 833-3487 973. 1345, 67J. 134' "•HI• IHS
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area. Xlnl typing 1nd or· ft . 6311-3596 Thia 19 your lucky di)' UIO/JUP/IEIAILT IO I II LARE I #•ttH•I ltu 1140 'II 11111"•11 '11 .... •wt Y g1nlutlon11 1kllt1 1 1---------1 way. Beautiful hand too-O •••••••••••••••••••••• Sl600 °"2-6477 Gr .. 1 c:onct1i1on. 15,500.
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Mechanic, FI T. 1ome 839-0972 St5. to lucky peraon with ~:. 0:1~~n;0~h.t ;::~~~ 1L2a2~1•1b1111 der our leue 11range. pop·out rr wndw•. 22K '11 llllA 12100
knowledge, all cart, own Sla~M kitten, 8 wk1 old, tlleae lnltllla. Hurry cell (714) 641·5e70 menll or tong term fl· rebll eng, new p11t1. 536--0~/844·1 141 10011. Alto need PIT II· melt. $50. 640·8709 01ve. Open Sunday n1nelng. 54&-880 I X73, 760-6795 , ________ _
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Jack AulMll Terriers, En· AGK SurfbOard, 5'7" 1wtn c1mper shell 12175 ,74 VW Love Bug, "Int 875•5290 F111 growing fHhlon g ll1h llOCk •• 1een fin. StOO 673-8018 "
bullneu, coemetlc llne, Sport• 111ua111ted M&F Call 5'46·3147 • .,.. cond, low mti.s, -to '66 Hardtop w/rbh eng. ctiarge of Inventory con-S400 076-2434. 1&e.e CHEV P.U. Need• apprec $2900 0 80 11360/blt trol. Miture, full-time, · Seart 10" Radial saw+ 2 28' Ericson FUiiy equipped crvlse, engine $250. Eve'• 8•1et-Senlk»-L•19lng 983-0313 or 673·4186, t44 054 benellll Ct ll for Inter· ftH It ffl 1041 dr cabinet. on whl1, uMd 6 Miii. UHF, comp1ss. covers, 8-8pm only. 537·2003 IJ('"""fV CARVER LoulM. -1
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SHIPPING CLERK Ml•, 2 yri old. Kll!Q u W1terbed, sole, 123-4507 NMda wor\, $160. Eve'e ""' ,,, .. ,1, ._,..,. ., body needl TLC 1950 •73 Old• 811 Wgn tllt LH•r Mfgr hll lmmed Cell 64o..e787 Olk din lbl, P~lax Cl· Only Mpm. 537-2003 ...... , 44 .. "' ...... 7 1 4 -4 9 3 • 8 2 8 9 . wheel, 12 poeltlol'I Met.
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TUE SDAY SE-PTLMHIH 1·1. 1 .. 82 ORANGE COUNTY . C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
River formula: Subtract salt, add recreation
Car lies abandoned in dry wash bed at -source
By STEVE TRIPOLI
0( .... De4ty ..... •tett
Though flood control hu taken center
at.age u the main iaeue lnvolving the Santa
Ana River, water pollution control and
expanded recreational opportunities al.so
are attracting attention.
Anti-pollution efforta have focused on
what otflclals see aa the major present and
future threat to the river -Increasing
salinity of the water.
With many riverside recreational
facilities already in place In Orange County,
officials have drawn up plans for work they
say would complete the aystem. However,
funding pi;oblems and •the requisite of
improving flood controls are delaying
implementation. ·
The salt problem in the river ls becoming
more serious for several reasons, officials
say. Their solution of the problem is
developing on several fron ts also.
D.R. "Bob" Collacott, chief of the
environmental resources section of the
county's Environmental Management
Agency, said high-salt content discharges
into the river from two sources are the
major culprits.
Most of the time, when river flow is low,
about 80 percent of the water reaching the
Orange County Water District's spreading
basins in Anaheim is treated effluent, water
that already has been used several times in
homes, industry and on farms. Each use by
humans adds an estimated 350 milligrams
of salt per liter, officials say.
In this final part of a Dally Piiot
series on the Santa Ana River's
Impact on Orange County, the
focus Is on actions to check
Increasing pollution of the water.
He explained to Schlange salt ia a
pollution threat because it can destroy
drinking water and agricultural soil and
because even lower levels can aggravate
certain human ailments.
Salt also raises consumer costs because it
hardens water, necessitating the use of
extra detergents and fabric softeners for
washing, he said.
of Santa Ana River near proposed site of Mentone Dam.
The large dairy herds of the Chino area,
for whom a salty diet is part of the milk-
producing regimen, add an estimated 50,000
tons of salt per year to the water supply,
according to Santa Ana Watershed Project
Authority Manager J. Andrew Schlange. Aside from increased monitoring of salt
(See POLLUTION, Page A3)
Air Cal
bid
denied
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
()('Ute D811y ll'Mot Steff
Newport Beach-based AirCal
has been unsuccessful in
obtaining a court order to
prevent transfer of some of its
flights to air carriers wanting to
begin or expand service at John
Wayne Airport.
At the conclusion' of a hearing
in Lo s Angel es Monday
afternoon, U.S. District Court
Judge Terry Hatter Jr. ruled that
the airline had not demonstrated
"irreparable injury" and denied
AirCal's request.
De4tJ "°' ~ bf c,_... .. .,,
An unide ntified fe male fan gets close (but
not too close) to male stripper at the La ff
Stop as the banned a ct went on
uninterrupted. Club waiters restrain her
hands from harm's way.
An attorney for AirCal,
Howard Privetta, said Judge
Hatter's decision will be
appealed.
AirCal repeatedly has sought
protection from an Orange
Count y government plan
designed to allocate flights from
John Wayne Airport in a n
impartial manner to carriers
meeting certain jet noise
limitation standards.
In related actions Monday,
Hatter approved agreemeois
under which PSA and the U.S.
Department of Justice dropped
their previous challenges of the
county's airport access plan.
The lawsuit was initiated by
PSA in July 1981 after county
Jet loses tail cone.
Story on Page A2.
supervisors adopted a now -
abandoned access plan that
would have permitted AirCal
and Republic Airlines to control
86 percent of the ;et departures
from John Wayne Airport for a
three-y.ear periOd.
The show goes on
with no law hassle
By JODI CADENHEAD
DflMO..,Not•lalt
The heat was up at the Laff
St.op Monday night where male
dancers entertain female
audien ces, but the real heat
never showed. •
-Last month the Orange County
Planning Commission ordered
the comedy club at 2122 S .E .
Bristol St. in Santa Ana Heights
to stop its Monday night semi-
slrip shows by Sept. 11 or face
possible closure by the county
sheriff's department.
At the end of the 7:30 show a
couple of sh eriff'• officers
a rr I ved, saying they were
making a "routine bar check."
But the most visible show by
law enforcement came when a
dancer dressed as a cop
swaggered onto the st.age and
took off his boots'. The uniform
went next.
"Take it off" are the~three
most said words at the ... eek.ly
strip show, started three years
ago to appease ~~vnday night
football widows.
The dahcers get down to their
underwear and the women must
abide by two house rules: No
dancing with the men and
absolutely no touching.
A couple of bare-chested men
wearing black pants and a collar
bow tie hold the women's hands
as they parade up to the stage to
let the dancers retrieve dolJar
tipl from their mouths or
cleavage.
It was a busy night for the ~ightclub, despite owner Mike
Callie's prediction that most of
the women would stay home to
be with their children on the first
day of 8Chool.
"It's pure comedy," said Niki
Bauer, 32, of Tustin, who with
several friends had managed to
get a front row ring seat. ''I've
been here three times. I knew
there was a chance they'd try to
cloee them down and I wanted to
see them."
Man y of the women
complained that wet T -shirt
(See STRIP, Page A2)
-INDEX-New homes plan tested
At Your Service A4 fl. ROBERT BARKER "has been a psr,chological impact County Supervisor Harriett
Erma Bombeck A7 .... Detty ....... ..,, area to buyers. ' Wieder. Assemblyman Nolan
Buslness 84-5 Huntington Beach Is the The goal of the program is to Frizzelle, R-Huntlngton Beach,
Cavalcade A7 testing ground for a $3 million help low-to-moderate Income and Huntington Beach Mayor
Classified C5-8 home financing program persons buy their first home in Bob Mandie.
Comics B7 expected to hel~t the real the dty. Mandie said the city had Crossword B7 estate market ro • accordJng "Our ~rogram Is being Intended to use mortga~e Death Notices C5 to a leader of area realtors. watched c oeely throufthout the revenue bonds to finance t e Editorial A6 The pllot program involves the state. 1 believe it wi help to curchaae of new senior citizen F.n tertainrnent B6 use of tax-exempt mort~ge break things open," Bussiere ou.slng units. Horoecope A7 said. He said the city and developer Intermission B6 revenue bonds to provide be w-According to reqwrementa of couldn 't meet deadlines,
Ann Landers A7 market 11 .5 percent, 30-year the Orange County Housing however, and stood to loee the Movies B6 mortgages on the ~haae of Authority, which adminlaters the money. Mutual Funds B4 resale hornet priced 169,000 rrosram, haU the '3 million in
National News A3 to $110,000. und a must be u aed by . It was at this point \hat the
Public Notices B4,C5 Mo=e revenue bonds have Individuals or families whose concept waa developed amona
S . Cal. Focus A8 been for the purchase of Income. do not exceed $25,600 county and city officials a n
Sports Cl-4 new homes. But thia Ja the first per year. realtors to change directions and
Dr. Steincrohn A7 Ume the bonds have been used The remalnlna 50 percent of uae the bonds to finance the
Stock Markets & for reaale homes In the st.ate, the money can finance mof11Tf!: purchue of resale hornet.
Televtaion B8 accordln1 to Barri Bussiere, for Individuals or famll ea 'rhe county eold the bonda and w.~ A2 {iret!dent of the 1, 00-member earn.Inc up to $32,000 annually. the t'Mlton put up $135,000 for
World New• A3 untie Beach-Fountain The procram. expected to pt admlnlatratiw coetl.
Valley of Realton. under way next week, waa Buuiere aaid that ttate
Bulltere •Id the ::team will unveiled at a prea conference le1l1latlon adopted In 1981 brine the lntei.t rate low 12 Monday in HunUn1ton Beech provtd9d that up to 40 pereent of percent, a mark which he aaid attended by Bualere, Oranae (lee HOMES, P ... .\1)
" l~ I • ,
Officials of PSA and the
federal government say the
replacem e nt plan in e ffect
complies with their demands for
equal distribution of what all
agree is a scarce commodity -
the number of permitted Uights
from the airport.
The lawsuit, however, is far
from over. An Oct. 14 trial is
sch e duled o n demand s o f
Continental Airlines and America
West Airlines for departures
from John Wayne Airport.
Nei the r carrier has m e t
county-imposed conditions to
Mini milestone
fly new and quieter jets, such
as the McDonnell Douglas DC-9
Super 80.
Prior to implementation of the
plan, AirCal was guaranteed an
average o f 23.5 of the 41 jet
departures permitted dally from
the airport.
As a result of the plan's
implementation, AirCal's
allocations will drop 10 percent
every three months when flights
a r e transferred to carrier s
wanting to begin or e xpand
service to Orange C.0\&nty.
(See HEARING, Page A%)
-Mary Lorge takes a 1nap1hot of her
daughter Greta'• rint day of school
with teacher Chere Hale. Antice of her
claumatea, which may 1how up in
yearbook• in 12 yean, are.on Page Bl.
,.
)
H/F Orang• Co••t DAILY PIL.OTITUtlday. Sept
I i
. f Curling up
i Ra ndy Fredrickson o f Hunting ton Bea ch ! demonstrates a bod y curl. He a nd fellow
f employees o f a Fountain Va lley health
: o rganizatio n s how how to get o ut the kinks I and .keep fit on Page AS.
f . 1 ~pain crash count
inay pass 50 dead
I •
MALAGA, Spain (AP) -
Four more bodies were pulled
from the wreckage of a DC-10
jf;_tliner today, but 27 passengers
were unaccount.ed for following a
fi°ery crash that killed at least 50
t4urists returning to New York
h;:om this Mediterranean resort,
I• the civil governor's office said.
:The bodies were removed from
a· charred tail section that had
•n ina<.leeS&ble to firemen until
; tQday. The search continued and
: · -official in the civil governor's
: Uice said more victims were
: .fc!aTed to be in the wrecked
: Wihe's tail area. ! · •Spanta.x Airlines, the Madrid-
; ' air charter company that
t wned the jumbo jet, agre~d
with the govemor's office on the
number of pa ssenge rs
unaccounted for, but said they
were not necessarily dead.
"They might be somewhere
still trying to get recovered from
the shock they must have
suffered. Neither can we say for
sure there are no more corpses in
the wreckage," an airline
spokesman said.
The Spantax office in New
York on Monday said 332
passengers escaped the wreckage
and two were missi n g. A
spokesman today said he could
not explain the discrepancies in
the figures.
r 14, 1982
Hotel
taxes
eyed
By STEVE MARBLE Oflti.D•~'llot ltMf
Newport Beach City Council
members arc preparing to do
what . voters In the city twice
refused to do -increase the
howl and motel bed tax.
A recent state Supreme Court
ruling, the council was advised
Monday, opens the door for
council members to hike the tax
Crom 6 to 8 percent without first
going to the voters.
Voters in Newport Beach shot
down the tax increase la.st June
and November, failing both times
to provide the two-thirds
majonty vote that, at the ·time,
was required.
The court ruhng, explained
City Attorney Mlke Miller,
brings a new twist to the old
is$ue by returning to local
government some taxing power
believed lost under Proposition
13.
The Irvine City Council is
expected to t.ak'e advantage of the
same court ruling tonight by
upping the hotel bed tax from 6
to 8 percent.
Laguna Beach is the only
Orange Coast c ity with an
existing 8 percent bed tax.
While the bed tax issue has
never sparked great political
debate in Newport Beach, it has
enraged several motel and hotel
operators, one who said today he
is amazed to see the matter come
up for a third time.
"It's simply amazing that the
council can consider doing this,"
says Victor Rumbellow, a fonner
aerospace executive who now
owns a Pacific Coast Highway
motel.
"When you have a Supreme
Court that twists the desires of
the people, I guess there's not
much you can do except grin and
bear it," Rum bellow said.
He said the motel business is
slumping and that a tax increase
will not help matters.
Like other hotel and motel
operaors in Newport, Rumbellow
claims the tax hike will hurt
business and drive potential
customers to other cities.
STRIP SHOW ACTS TO CONTINUE • • • ...
~rpm Pag~ A1
I Cl>qt~C. ar~ stqed with few ~dlAl.nb. -~f don't know why the girls j ~'t h ve a good time," aaid a
, 54•year-old Irvine woman, who
• asked not to be identified. "It's t doing any harm."
The county sees differently.
Fifth Dbtrict Su~rvisor Tom
Riley said he s received
complaints from residenta about
the ahow.
Callie is appealing the
Planning Commission's ruling
that no adult entertainment be
allowed within 500 feet of a
residential neighborhood to the
Board of Supervisors.
"What we're doing is a spoof of
a strip show," said Callie. "It's a
put on. h's not done in the nude."
The women booed at the end
of the dance show when told that
the eight dancing men might
disappear from their Mondays.
"I think It's good clean fun,"
said Nicole Cousin, 39, of
Huntington Beach. "There's
absolutely nothing dirty about
the whole ahmear."
Fog ·along coast
from 78 to 84 The mercury may
rMel'I betw_, 65 and 75 In lhe
mountain•. 75 10 83 In Owan1 Valley. 80 10 90 In norlharn
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night and morning hours.
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17 71 New Of'IMnl 91 72 SKramen10 85 ~ fi.J .S. sumniary Blrmlnghm
Blemarck 80 42 New Yortt 81 80 187 S•llna1 72 50
BolM 88 40 Norlolk 82 83 S•n Diego 74 70
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Liberia n a do ptee Samuel Willett (center ) sha res a Liberia n
d inne r he pre pa r ed with his family, David and Kristen Wille tt, in
San Jua n Capistrano. A ste pbro ther will begin a cross-country
bicycle trip Saturday to publicize Sarnue l's d eporta tion figh t.
Bike trek to halt deporting?.
By STEVE MITCHELL Of tlM DellJ l"llot 11.tf .
It's a desp~ate move, but a San Juan
Capistrano couple hope their son's 2,700-mile
cross-country bicycle ride will illustrate the
family's plight.
David and Ruth Wlllett, whose adopted
Liberian son, Samuel, faces deportation early
next year, say they hope a bicycle trek by their
natural son, David, will publicize a 10-year battle
to keep Samuel In the country.
But Ruth Wlllett. has her doubli about the
success of the bill.
Samuel has until Jan. li to leave the
country, and the Willetts fear the private bill
won't be reconsidered before that deadline.
"Congress breaks Oct. 8 for election
campaigning," Willett pointed out. "They come
back in a lame-duck seaalon where almost
nothing gets done," she said. _
David, 20, leaves the mission city Saturday
for what is expected to be a 17-day bicycle trip to
the nation's capital where he will attempt to
meet President Reagan.
So the family is hoplng publicity generated
by their son's bike trek might pressure
Washington politicians to act on Samuel's case.
David, who will turn 21 en route to
Washington, plans to leave Saturday. He hopes
to arrive on Oct. 7 -one day before Congress
adjourns. "This is a very spur-of-the-moment thing,"
his mother said. "It's a desperation move." "We're hoping he can see the president and
explain our situation,'' David's mother said. The Willetts adopted 27-year-old Samuel
more than 10 years ago while the couple were
serving in the Peace Corps in Liberia. The family is raising funds for David's trip
by selling T -shirts emblaz.oned with "Save Our
Samuel," the acronym being "SOS." Samuel's age was arbitrarily set at 16 at the
time of adoption, since he had no bir th
certificate. David hopes to meet with several
congressmen while In the nation's capital,
including Rep. Romano Mazzoli, D-Kentucky,
who heads the immigration subcommittee.
But U.S. immigration law says the boy was
too old to be considered an adopted child, and
Samuel was thus ineligible for permanent
residence in the United States. Manoli has stated in the past that he is
opposed to private bills such as the one submitted
in Samuel's behalf.
He came to South ern California.on a student
visa, which expired more than a year ago. "That will be a tough nut to crack," Willett
admits. "But we have no choice."
Since then, the family has waged an as yet
unsuccessful battle with immigration officials
and a Sena'te subcommittee to keep Samuel. Samuel's mother has been told that
generating publicity for her son is not in his best
interest. Rep. Robert Badham, R-NewP<?rt Beach,
introduced a private bill that would grant
Samuel adopted child status, but the bill died last
year before a Senate subcommittee. It is
currently before a House subcommittee for
reconsideration.
"But we can't just alt around and wait for
something to happen," she said.
"We're going to Cight thia tooth and nail
until we get aome po8it1ve result."
HOMES • • •
From Page A1
each bond i~ue could be used for
resale housing.
"But there was no entity
willing to assume the financial
responsibility for the up-front
administrative costs to provide
funds for resale housing," he
said.
Frizzelle said he believes the
financing program will spark
sales of homes and have a ripple
effect in that present property
owners who are selling their
homes because of 11.5 percent
loan rates will be buying new
ones.
Wieder said she also endorsed
the program, saying it may
replace requirements for
affordable housing. She asserted
that so-called affordable housing
hasn't proved to be affordable
and hasn't been achieved.
Bussiere said that the 11.5
percent interest rate would result
in a monthly payment of $693 on
a $70,000 loan.
He yid 15 percent on the same
loan ~uld be $885 a month.
In addition. he said the
program includes a "buydown"
factor which he said would
rectuce the loan ra t e t.o 8.5
percent the first year, 9.5 percent
the second and 10.5 percent the
third before going to an 11 .5
percent rate for the remainder o(
the mortgage .
HEARING. • • From Page A1
The chief beneficiary of the
reallocation plan hat been
AirCal's Ciercest competitor,
Paci fic Southweal Airlines of
San Diego. PSA'• allocatlon has
risen from two to lour flights
daUy.
Al rCal contends that each
flight It loses ls worth about $2
million annually in revenue.
ln making his ruling, Hatter
conceded that th e couhty'a
airport access plan may ruult. In
financial lOlllel to AirCal. But he
Hid t he carrier may pur1ue
al ternate legal avenue• to lt'ek damaaet for any loeaes.
A irCal previously filed •
lawau i\ in Oran1e County
Superior Court In whloh It la
aeeking $100 mllllon ln darna.aes
from the county over
Implementation of the acceu
plan. No hcariQ&I have been held
In conn«tlon With that ac;Uon,
howewr.
County !JA raids
football bettors
" Orange County law
enforcement authorities said they
intercepted telephone calls from
a b out 120 bettors Mond ay
making about $25,000 in wagers
on lhe Dallas Cowboya-
Pittsburgh Steelers foot.ball
game.
John Gier, senior attorneys
investigator for the Orange
County Dist rict Attorney's
Organized Crime and Grand
Jury Unit, aafd the calls were
intercepted and ~rded after
ofCicers raided an apartment in
San Clemente.
Gier said an occupant of the
apartment leaped out a aeoond-
s tory window when officers
arrived and they answered the
telephone in his absence.
The officers worked the
telephones for about 90 minutes,
according to Gier. He said that a
search warrant gave
investigators authority to answer
the phones and record the
conversation.
vier said Russell C. Emery, 32,
of 1201 Buena Vista, San
Clemente, was arrested at the
beach by San Clemente police
after jumping out the window.
He was booked i'nto Orange
County Jail on suspicion of
bookmaking and suspicion of
possession of cocaine, said Gler.
Gier also reported that Robert
Lee Chenault, 42 of 22572
Galllea, Ml11ion Viejo. was
arrested at his place of
employment in Laguna Beach by
other officers armed with a
warrant .
Gier said a football parley
card, betting evidence and a code
book of bettors were seized in the
second arrest. He said Chenault
was arrested on suspicion of
bookmaking and s uspicion of
conspiracy to co mmit
bookmaking.
Gier alleged that both suspects
are part of the same organization.
He said nine others have been
identified as being agents of a
bookmaking operation.
Treasure Islanders
lose court round
Residents of the Treasure
Island Mobile Home Park in
South Laguna suffered a legal
1etback Monday in their attempt
to halt development of a 4'40-unit
time-share condomi nl um
AirCal loses
a tail cone '
Paaaengera on board a OC-9
Super 80 arriving at John Wa.yne
Air port from Sacramento were
1\artlcd M onday w hen t he
12 ·foot U b e r glasa uU cone
dropped on to the runw•y on
land Ina .
Mark l'eteonon, Alr<.:al director
of communkatlon1, sald t he
plane carrylna 108 pauenaera
and a c r e w o f alx uxled
normally to Ute airport i.rmtnal.
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development on the property.
Judge Thomu Crosby swept
the residents' two-pronged attack
on the developers and the county
aside, saying they had not shown
sufficient cause to allow the
matter to continue.
Mae Brown, a leader of the
majOrlty group of park residents
who initiated the action, said
today her.group will appeal
Crosby's ruling.
The residents' main complatn\I
were that the county showd not
h ave lasued a permit for the
development because lt did not
provide adequate affordable
housing opportunltlea a nd that
the developtl'll' plan to relocate
moblle home rHldent1 was
ln.adequa teo.
'{'hey abo claimed lhey Nd not
been If ven adtcauateo no~ of t.M
pr oject and the nece11lty to
reloctwt.
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NATION
Nuclear freeze pushed
By Ttae A11odated Prell
The Episcopal c:hurch,
traditionally cautious In 1l~
political stands, has strongly
embrace d the aw e lllng
movement for u nuclear arms freeze.
The Episcopal governing
convention, meeting In New
Orleans. on Monday called for
un inum.J1ott> nucll!ar frct>~C!
by the supcrpo wcrs und
spt>cdy negotlu tion c>f a
veriflublc 50 pc:n..'tlnt re<.luclion
In their nuclPor arsenals. .
The church also uppcalcd to
both East and W~t to adopt
policies against any first-strike
use of nuclear arms.
Probe angers labor boss
WASHINGTON -Labor
Secretary Raymo nd J .
Donovan, cleared for a second
lime of alle gations he once
associated with mobsters, says
he's angry he had to e ndure
month11 of public scrutiny
because of "gro undless
charges by nameless accusers."
Special prosecutor Leon
Silverman concluded Monday
that th e r e "r ema in s
itlsufficient credible t•vldcnce"
o n which to prosec u te
Donovan on allegations of past
ties to mobsters when he was a
New J e rsey construc t ion
executive.
Silvennan's 111 -pagc "final
report" came nearly three
months after he released a
1,025-page report in which
the prosecutor a rrived at the
same conclusion.
CBS Cable calls it quits
NEW YORK -CBS Cable,
a cable television Sl•rv u:e
offering c ultur al
programming, will cease
operations within 90 days
because of disa ppointing
revenues from advertisers, the
division of CBS Inc. has
announced.
The service was introduced
in O c tober 1981 and is
WORLD
available 12 hours a day to an
estima ted 5 million households
ser ved b y cable syste m s
around the country . Its
programming has included
operas, ballets, foreign films
and interview shows. Industry
sources placed losses of the
cable operations at about $30
million.
Monetary answers sought
MEXICO CITY -Amoous
Mexicans lined up outside
newsstands and bookstores at
dawn today to buy the Official
Gazette, h o ping 1t would
answer questions about the
government's new monetary
controls.
Lines of p eople bega n
forming to buy the gazette
Princess in hospital
MONTE CARLO, Monaco
-Princess Grace of Monaco
rested uncomfortably with a
broken thigh in a hospital
today, 24 hours after the car
the fonner American film star
was driving plunged into a
ravine, flipped and burned.
"Obviously she's in pain," a
spokeswoman for the princess,
52, said. The spokeswoman,
who declined to be identified,
STATE
h ours after governme nt
officials said it carries a
lengthy decree fully detailing
the controls. They said the
decree dispels confusion
prevailing si n ce th e
restrictions were first
announced to halt the flow of
pesos.
said a medical bulletin might
be issued later on the princess'
condition.
Fre nch police confirmed
Grace was at the wheel. Initial
r e p o r ts from the fir e
department said her daughter,
Stephanie, 17, was driving.
She will not be eligible for a
driver's license until her 18th
birthday in February.
Core Nobel and his brother from River ide spend a quiet
a fternoon fishing just downstream from Prado Dam.
POLLUTION FIGHTERS MONITOR SALT .
From Page A1
sources, solutions may lie in increased
regulation, construction of salt-extracting
facilities and diversion of salty water from
the river.
The regulation probably would take the
form of orders to treat wastewater more
extensively.
At present, some treatment plants on the
upper river in San Bernardino County treat
their water less than downstream plants.
That may change, according to state water
quality officials.
The Santa Ana Watershed Project
Authority currently plans to build one or
more water de-salting plants, and a pipeline
that would send the saltiest water directly
to the ocean before it enters the river is
under construction.
Santa Ana Ri ver water, in part because
so much of it is treated sewage, also has
failed state cleanliness tests, and toxic PC&
have been found at levels dangerous to fish,
but not humans.
Officials claim the cleanliness standards
may be met as early as 1983, making fishing
and swimming ~fe in the river.
For accidental s pills and illegal
discharges, the county has set up an
emergency response plan centered on its
central radio facility that can contact
appropriate agencies 24 hours a day when
such events occur.
Recreationally, the banks of the river and
its Santiago Creek tributary in Orange
County offer regionll'f .. parks, public golf
courses, athletic fields, horse stables and
other facilities. Bicycle and horse trails run
almost the length of the river locally also.
County-run regional parks along the
river are Featherly and Yorba near the
Riverside County line and Centennial Park
in Santa Ana. Along Santiago Creek are
Irvine and Santiago Oaks regional parks. In
Costa Mesa, riverside land has been set
aside for the 257-acre Fairview Regional
Park.
Eric Jessen, chief of program planning
and s pecial projects for the county
Environmental Management Agency, said
the m ajor link now missing from the
recreational plan is landscaping.
But most of the work requires flood
control improvements on both the river and
Santiago Creek, Jessen said. That may take
years.
"When the river (flood control)
improvements are made we can enhance
the environment with confidence," said
Jessen. "To do the work now would be an
unwise expenditure of public funds -it
might be torn up again when the
improvements are made. We'd be putting
the cart before the horse."
Waiting for new flood control work is not
what ls stopping landscape improvements
in some areas, however, Jessen admitted.
There are difficulties working along the
river that would not be encountered in
parks and other areas, he said, because "it's
a long, narrow. non--cohesive chunk of land
without a self-contained feeling."
Funding also is a problem, Jessen added.
Even for areas that can be worked on now
money ls not always budgeted.
"We'll just have to do it as time and
money permits." he said.
Most of the lake
be d behind Prado Dam
is dry. Santa Ana
River .trickles to
the sid e, o ut of
camera range.
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Wilson r e primanded
SACRAMENTO -S tate
Bar delegates have voted to
reprimand San Diego Mayor
Pete Wilson for threatening to
take part in a recall campaign
against Ch ief Justice Rose
Bird if the s tate Supreme
Court ove rturn e d th e
Proposition 8 crime initiative.
The issue 1s "whether we
will stand back silently while
bullies attack our courts,"
Jerry Gordon of the National
Lawyer s Guild's Southern
California chapter, co-sponsor
of the resolution, said Monday
during debate al the bar's
annual meeting.
Lebanese president-elect escapes blast
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -
President-elect Bashir Gemayel
escaped injury today whe n an
explosion ripped through his
party headquarters in Christian
east Beirut, private radio stations
said.
RTD strike likel y Wednes day Earlier reports said several
people were injured a nd that
rescuers w e re sear ching the
rubble o f the building for
survivors.
LOS ANGELFS -A strike
on Wednesday by drivers for
the Southern California Rapid
Transit District looked likely
early today after a 5 'h-hour
negotiating session failed to
produce a contract settlement,
officials from both sides say.
"They are through for the
night and there are no
meetings planned for the
purpose of negotiations before
the strike deadline," said Mike
Lewis, RTD board president.
Sex bias charged by ACLU
The radios did not say w hat
caused the blast. It d id firemen
w e nt t o the scen e of t h e
explosion where palls of smoke
were seen rising from the
building.
The incident occurred hours
after 1t was announced that the
L e banese army had taken
e ff ect i ve cont r ol of
predomina ntly Moslem w est
Beirut for the first time today
without th e suppor t o f
inte rnational forces.
LOS ANGELES -Cal
State L o ng Beac h fa ces
charges of sex discrimination
in a n amended lawsuit the
American Civil Liberties
Union riled over the campus's
Women's Studies program.
The allegation follows
previous ACLU charges that
Monclev·'"Oay II y0u 00 ""4 hawl l'OUf _, DV ~ 30 0 "' tall r>elo<t 1
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=::tK°:m ~= ~' :o:., "'w.11C: .,..,_..,
th e un iversi l y bowed to
outside political pressure -in
violation of the state education
cod e -by ca n celing this
summer's Wome n's Studies
classes, closing the campus
Women 's Center and
r e m oving Sondra Hale as
program director.
Prime Minister Shafik Wazzan
said the army also would deploy
In Christian eas t Be irut
Wednes day a fter the las t
unopened crossln~ paint between
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the two sectors of the capital was
reopened.
Lebanese army units patrolled
west Beirut afte r Fre n c h
Rescue rs were
searching rubble
of the building
for survivors.
peacekeeping troops sailed for
home Monday night. No security
breaches were reported as the
arm y t oo k over positions
September birthdays are
fortunate In tho wide range ol colors of their blrthatono, the
eapphlre. While moat think ol
sapphire a1 blue (the velvety blue
Kashmir eapphlrH being the
moat prized of all) actually
sapphire comprises all the highly
colOfed t,.nsparent varletlea ol
the mlMral corundum, except
red which 11 called Ruby.
Sapphlr" range from colorless
to near black end through all the
1had01 ol blue, vlolot, pink.
yellow, and grHn. When tho
term sapphire 11 uaed without 1
color prefix. It genor1lly rolor1 to
blue.
Sapphlr• ,,.. among th41 more
durable or tho gom1tono1,
renklng MCond onty to diamond
In hordn .... FOf thl• rNton It I•
t partlcularly popular gem tor
'""'' ~ry. Many m9n Ilk•,,,. bl1ck 1t1t upphlro from
Au1trall1 which II roolly • velvety brown In color. Tho 1lic rayed
1ter occura In tho other colof1 of
1apphlr• too end th• brlghlott
1t1ra ar• UIUllly '"" In the llghl blue 1tonot. ,
Did you know that th9 11rgo1t
prov.,.. aapphlro d91>01lt In the world 11 looeted In our country ...
In Montana? Thie mlno II Yogo
Qulctl, a>ctond1 fOf five mll" end 11 ti.coming• major produc.r II
w .. flrtt dflCOVOred by accl<Mnt
In th41 1890'1, ~group of mlnOfl
r,
previously held by Moslem leftist
Lebanese militiamen .
The 850 French troops left
Beirut aboard four vessels.
The French arrived Aug. 21 to
assist 1n the evacuation of
Palesti n e Lib er ation
Organization guerrillas from
west Be irut and help restore
orde r in the war-torn capital.
They were later joined by 530
Italian infantrymen and 800 U.S .
Ma rines. The American and
Italian forces left Be irut last
week.
The PLO guerrillas were
bottled up in wes t Beirut by
Israeli in vasion forces and
evacuated from the capitaJ under
@
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Miry Ba". Cert1lted_OemofOQ1SI
an agreement worked out by
American negotiators.
On Monday, Israeli jets hh
Syrian and Palestinian poeitions
in eastern Lebanon's Be kaa
Valley.
The latest raids killed 30
soldiers and guerrillas and left
several military emplacementa 6'
flames, Lebanese radio stati6na
said.
Israel's military command Mid
the raiders wrecked one of
S y r ia's Soviet -made SAM·9
missile batteries and retumetd'
home safely. The Syrian state
radio said the lsraeliS wounded
two soldiers and damaged sbr
heavy guns.
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t or gold. Tho min• wea j
aueceatulty worked tot 30 ~ .,
and then ahut down. Sarlout t
mining wu roaumod In 1177 Ind ,
about 70,000 tont of rock ~ t '
bMr'I procooaed llrlC9 then,.. . •
Th• flnHt H pphlrH corn. t
from l<alhmlr, lndla. high In the 1
Hlmalayot, whll• Srl Lenita
(Ceylon) IUPPllH UI with the
QtMtOlt qu.nttty. ~I go
to Sri LeN<• I Wtl)'I mall• ...
ttlp up to Aatnopuro end the c ~ "'*--On my loat "'9tt I I wetcnoct them put! up a beilllot
with th,.. ntco etonoa In It.
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term. l'*-.,. mof'9 •• -. •• E
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Orange CoHt OAILV PILOT/Tue1day, September 1'4, 1982 H/F
Working out the kinks • In Valley 'olympics'
BY SANDIE JOY
Of\M Dellr "'°' lltff Grunts, groans and grimaces cmunating from
employees of a Fountain Valley firm and their kinfolk
all w ere in the name of fun and fitness.
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David Mancha grimaces as he tries to
accomplish one more chin-up.
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The 200 or so pC'oplc participating in tests of
strength, s~ina and athletic skill next to tho Talbert
Avenu<• hcucf\!Juartcrs of FHP, a Fountain Vallcy-
bascd national health mainte nance organization, were
Rn<'c> winn<'rs W<'r<' David l l<•s tcr of Long Hc•adv' •
who flnished in fivl' mlnutc..>s eight sc.'<.'onds anJ Sharon
Hntfl<.•ld of l''ountuin Vall<·y. finishing In six minutet>
:i5 S<'Conds. Each claimed $100 in prize money. ' • making a point. ·
They were out to show that physical activity is a
healthful thing to do, explained FHP spokesman Alex
Litrov.
BN·a us(• FHP is concerned with preventative ;:
health care, Litrov said, the firm's <'mployccs arc ·:
c•ncouragcd to stay fit b y using the parcoursc, which is
a permanent recreation facility.
The firm is a pre-paid health organization much
like Kaiser, Litrov said.
Highlight of Saturday's activities was a race
against the clock as participants performed pole
climbs, sit-ups, chin-ups, body curls a nd other
exercises at each o( eight station& in an obstacle course,
fi nishing by running a quarter mile.
Dave Mulnard of Irvine, last year 's
winner , tries the h orizontal bars._
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Belinda · Mac ha do .shinnies up the pole and
appears to b e enjoyi ng h e rself.
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wt .. •k but six-month bills rlslni slightly, oWclalt said.
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six-month bills at an average rate of 9.704 percent, up
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Railroad merger OK'd
WASHINGTON (Al') -The government has
approved the merg~r of three Western railroads,
clearing the way for creation of a single rail system
slrewhing from the Pacific coast to Chicago and the
Gulf of Mexko.
The merger of the Union Pacific, MlSSOuri Pacific
and Western Pac1f1c railroads will create a system
covering 21 states and establish the nation's third
largest railroad m track miles
Newport firm tells gain
Newport Pharmaceuticals International Inc. of
Newport Beach announced net income was $156,000,
or 2 cents per share, in the three-month period ending
July 31, compared to $45,000, or 1 cent, for the like
period la.st year.
A reduction m operating expenses and the
ellrnination of discontinued operation losses during the
period resulted in the $111,000 increase rn net income.
Huntington S&L boosts assets
After one year m business, Huntington Savings & ~ Association in Huntington Beach has announced
an increase in assets of nearly 300 percent.
Mark L. Wright, president of Huntington
Savings, said assets were just under $8 million June 30.
"When we opened in July 1981, we were
capitalized for $2 million," he explained.
Wright suggests the association's profit picture is
so bright that 1t plans to apply for and open at least
two branches in its second year of operation, per~ps
by the end of 1982. .·
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TUESDAY, SEPT. 14, 1982 H/F
ClASSlflED
~Philadelphia's Steve Carlton b ecame the first 20-game winner
~n the majors Monday night with a 2-0 victory over the
5 t. Louis Cardinals.
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A good ribbing
That's what Lynn gives Chicago
CHICAGO (AP) -Angels Manager Gene
Mauch S(.>emed genuinely surprised when he was
told that the Kansas City Royals -who must Jose ir
his Angels are to gain ground toward a division title
-were pounding Seattle.
"ls that righ~? I d idn't know that," Mauch told
reporters following California's 6-4 wan over the
Chicago While Sox. And furthermore , he said
politely, "I'm really not interested in it."
\Despite t heir fourth straight victory, the
Angels remained a game back of the Royals. who
embarrassed the Mariners behind Vida Blue's one-
hitter.
"This was a game that h11d to be won, and it
was won ," Mauch said. "We don't care what
anybody else does. For this club, every game is the
last game of the season."
That's pre tty much how Chicago Manager
Tony LaRussa has 1t figured, too. Despite dropping
to 5th games behind the Royals and 41h behind the
Angels, he says he is still hopeful that the White
Sox will rebound on the heels of two straight losses.
Mauch seemed to revel in the triumph.
"I'm having a heckuva time," he said. "Anyone
who doesn't enjoy this game is crazy."
Sore-ribbed Fred Lynn gave his manage r
enough to cheer about, coming off the bench to
stroke a game-winning hit in the seventh inning.
"Does it hurt when I swing?" he asked. "Only
when l miss."
ln two pinch-hit appearances since injuring
himself crashing into an outfield wall In Detroit
recently, L ynn has won both games w ith his bat.
"Freddie Lynn has ta.ken two swings in two
weeks, and won games each time," said Mauch. "I'll
tell you, there's not many Freddie Lynns.''
Despite his suc.'CeSS, Lynn does not see himself
breaking the starting lineup soon.
"I don't see my starting any of these games
here (in Chicago). Progress is so slow ," he said after
the Angels won their fourth stcaighl game. "I'm
American League Weat
w L Pct. GB
Kansas City 81 61 .570
Angela 80 6 2 .563 1
Chicago 76 65 .539 ,. 4V2
GAMES REMAINING
KANSAI CITY (21) -HOME ( 11) Sept 14, t5, t6. Stat lie,
Sepl 27, 28, 29, Angels; Sept 30, Oct. t, 2, 3, Oakland AWAY
(9)· Sepl t7, 18, 19, M11lfle&Ota, Sept. 20, 2 t, 22. Angels. Sept 24, 25, 26. Oakland
ANGELS (20) HOME (6) Sept 20, 2t, 22. Kanua Cit';.
Ott t, 2. 3, r .. as AWAY ( t4) Sept 14, 15, Chleago, S•Pt 111,
11. 18. 19. Toronto, &.pt 23, 24, 25, 2e. Texa1. &.pt. 21. 28. 29, Kenus Clly
CHICAGO (21) HOME (14). Sept 14 15 Angela. Sept
t6, t7 18, t9 Oal..tand. Sep1 24, 25, 26. Minnesota. Sept 27
(21. 28. 29, Sealtle AWAY (7) Sei>t 20, 21 22. 23, Seattle. Oct
1. 2. 3, M1nnHot1
pointing toward the Kansas City series."
That series begins Sept. 20, when the Angels
return home from the current seven-game road
swing.
Until then, it'll be s pot pinch -hitting
appearances, which Lynn says he doesn't really
enjoy.
"I'm not very good coming ofr the bench. And
I get nervous when I'm pinch hitting, more nervous
than usual when I'm at bat," he said. "Pinch hitting
is a one-shot deal. You're not up there to walk,
you're up there to drive in a run."
Lynn's heroics capped a seventh-inning rally
that highlighted the contest between American
League West contenders. .
Doug DeCinces started the rally with a single
off K evin Hickey. 4-3, who took the Joss in relief.
Reliever Salome Barojas then surrendered a single
to pinch-hitter Bobby Grich and another to Lynn,
which right fielder Harold Baines m isplayed for an
error, allowing both runners to sc:ore.
Marathon win puts Dodgers on top Who'll lead
the Pirates
in opener?
; LOS ANGELES (AP) -Quite a bit
)ias been written and said about the
simme ring rivalry between the San
Diego P adres and the Los Angeles
Dodgers, what with all the name-calling
and beanball charges and "hotdogging"
hccusations this season .
National League Weat
Dodger•
Atlanta
W L Pct. GB
81 64 .559
80 64 .556
OAMH REMAftlttO l So much so, the umpires reportedly
met with both managers before their
Jeries opened Monday night at Dodger
Stadium, with instructions to forget the
tough stuff and just play ball.
• Well, play ball they did, 5 hours, 20
[ninutes w orth , before the Dodgers
finally w on , 4-3, on Steve Garvey's
f~-~..°ut homer in the bottom of the 16th
ru~1g.
ATLANTA (111) -HOME (S) Sept 14, 15.
HCX11ton: &.pt 24, 25, 29, San Diego. AWAY 13:
&.pt. 17. 11, 19, Cincinnati, &.pt 20, 21. 22. Houston; Sept. 27, 21, San Fr1ncltc0, Sept. 29,
30, Dodgers; Oc:1. 1, 2. 3, Sen Diego
DOOGl.RS (18) -HOME (13) Sept 14, 15.
San Diego; Sept. 17. 11, 19. Houston; Sept. 24,
25, 26. San Francitc0; &.pt. 27, 28, Clnelnnetl,
Sept. 29, 30, Allanta. AWAY (5). Sept. 21, 22.
San Diego; Oct. 1, 2. 3, San FrancllCO.
I And with the victory, their fourth in a
row. the Dodgers once more managed to
!;quirm in front of Atlanta and regain
litst place in the National League West,
aJbeit by only a half-game.
a little giddy," said Garvey who
produced his 15th run batted in in his
last eight games, and none any more
timely.
"I was so happy when tt was finalJy
over," Garvey said, shaking his head.
So were the people keeping score. : "After the 13th or 14th inning, you get
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Bradshaw's the star
tin a Dallas rerun
He sparks Steelers' 36-28 victory
I ' I • IRVING, Texas (AP) -It was
\Ike a rerun of an old movie. Call
;t the Pitts burgh-Dallas story,
;;tarring Terry Bradshaw.
~ For want of a better title. call it
1'To Kill A Cowboy." The Steeler
quarterback had been the spoiler ~or the Cowboys in two Super
:Bowls during the 1970s plus two
other regular-season games.
' Brads haw proved Monday
hight he hasn't lost his magic
:touch against the Cowboys by
:throwing three touc hdown
~asses in a 36-28 victory that
toppe d Dallas' record of
ational Foo tball League
ppening triumphs at 17. I The co -star s w e re wide
receivers Jim Smith and John
!Stallworth, who terrorized the
seoondary, and comerback
nrus Thunnan ln particular.
e have two different styles
of play," said Stallworth. "We
lare a physical team. The
Cowboys are geared to finesse.
rI'h ey try to confuse you. We
lbelleve that when t h ose two
iROGERS OUT,
!RICARDO IN? !~ N E W ORLEANS (AP) -
peorge Rogers, leading rusher ln
~he National Football League last
lte810n, will be sidelined for up to
our weeks with a hamstring
, New Orleans Saints Coach
Phillipe said Monday.
o pposing forces clash , the
physical team will win."
He also noted t h at the
Cowboys' highl y p ubl icized
victory streak helped arouse the
Steelers.
"We were up for the game, of
course. We knew they had that
big winning streak . . . we had
been hearing about THAT all
week."
Stallworth bedazzled
Thurman, catching seven passes
for 137 yards and o ne
touchdown, an 8-yarder.
Smith caught two scoring
passes, including one over
Thurman.
"T he y (the Cowboys) are a
great team and we are not ," said
Bradshaw. "We needed th is
victory. h was more important to
us than It was to them."
Dallas led Pittsburgh 14-13 at
halftime but saw the game slip
away after rookie Keith Willis
blocke d Dallas quarterback
Danny White's punt ln the third
quarter.
He had four touchdoY(n passes
but the blocked punt and t wo
Interceptions killed the team that
~ad never lost a regular season
game in Texas Sbd,lum ( 18
games) with White at
quarterback.
Asked wheth er the Steeler
game plan targeted Thurman,
Stallworth said, "We don't ever
have a game plan aimed at one
special g u y . W e loo k at
ten dencies not Individuals. It may have looked like we were
picking on Thurman but we were
not oonscioua of doing that."
The two clubs paraded out just a~ut
everybody. 50 players in all, only one
short of the major league record for
manpower.
The Dodgers used 28 players, the
Padres 22.
It was the Dodgers' 28th player, Jerry
Reuss. 16-10, w ho started just two days
earlier, who got the win, and at was San
Diego's 22nd player, Chris Welsh, 8-7,
who absorbed the loss.
Reuss has re lieved only twice this
season and w o n both games, the
21-lnning marathon in Chicago in
August, and Monday night. Tuesday
morning, actually. 'l'he game e nded at
12:58 a.m.
Reuss was the Dodgers' eighth pitcher.
The Dodgers managed to s trand
runners in just about every iruung, 17 m
all The Padres were just as punched out.
leaving 14 on base.
The Dodgers' bullpen did a splendid
job, especially Terry Forster who arrived
in the 10th inning with a runner on third
and no one out and escaped. The Padres
then left two on in the 11th, 12th and
14th innings. and the bases loaded in the
16th.
Dave Stewart, the seventh pi tcher,
worked four innings. three limes leaving
the tie-breaking run in scoring position.
Finally Reuss, who started and won
only two days earlier, got in there and
came away with his 16th win.
San Diego's Joe Lefebvre, who earlier
was struck in the helm et by a pitch
during a game w ith t h e Dodgers,
managed some reven~e with a two.run
homer in the third mning. After that
starter Bob Welch retired 16 consecutive
Padres.
In I.he second game of the series
tonight. Fernando Valenzuela, 17·12,
starts for Los Angeles, Eric Show, 10-4,
for San Dlejlo.
The Saint• a lso lost rookie
lcker Morton Andersen for up
o five week• with an a nkle
pra1n, P hllllps said . He said
ewfan Benny Ricardo, given hi.a
F1eue during pretea.son, was a
entlal candidate to replace
enen.
Wlllll' punt block Mt up Frank
Pol1'rd'1 one-yard touchdow n
run and t he Steelers jumped
ahead 20-1 4.
"The bJock~ punt was bad
Jod1ment on my part,'' Whit~
laid.
Pittsburgh'• Fred Bohannon (23) relum1 the openin1 klckoff
again1t Dallas Monday ni9ht. He fumbled a few eeeond1 later
and the C.Owboy1 reeo,-ered. Steelen reeol'ered, too, 36-28.
• ,.
By CURT SEE DEN
Of lM O•ty PMot Staff
Orange Coast College's first
offensive play from scrimmage
Friday night in the Pirates'.
opener with Palomar should be
laced with plenty of myste ry.
The main question 1.0 be
answered w hen the two teams
open the community college
football season on the OCC field
at 7:30 is who'll trot out to the
huddle to direct the Pirates'
offense.
Sophomore quarterback Clay
Tucker, you might reca.IJ, broke
the fibula in his right ankle
several weeks ago, and up until
last Friday had a wardrobe that
included a knee-high cast.
THE CAST is off today, but
that d oesn't m ean Coast's
offensive cast will star Tucker
Friday night.
"I'm not sure if Clay will be
able to go in our opene r or not,"
admits OCC Coach Dick Tucker,
Clay's fathe r . "His ankle is
completely healed, but if he's still
hobbled I'm not going to rush it.
If he is ready to go, we'll use
him." .
That sounds pretty simple, but
that's because T u c k er had
fresh man Greg Denham to falJ
back on if his son wasn't ready.
The key word here is "had."
Denham apparently pulled a
muscle in his upper thigh
Saturday in the Pirates'
scrimmage with Citrus. He didn't
work out Monday.
Denham probably would have
been, and maybe still wfll 0e an
adequate replacement for Tucker
If he's needed Friday -and if
he's well.
THE 5-11 , 185-pounder played
high school ball at Palos Verdes
a n d was a n All-South Bay
League performer in both his
ju nior and senior years.
Reports from the OCC practice
field have Tucker throwing
better than ever, probably
because he developed his
shoulder muscles w hile throwing
(See PIRATES, Pa1e CZ)
SEURER ENTERS
INNOCENT PLEA
LA WREN CE, Kan. (AP) -A
lawyer for University of Kansas
quar terback Frank Seurer
en tered a plea o f innocen t
Monday In Lawrence Municipal
Court. on behalf of Seuru, who la
charged with battery stemming
from an Aug. 28 lncldenl at a bar.
Seurer, 20, a former Edison
Hl&h_ standout, II ch.arpd wtt.h
1trtkln& Steven Roblnaon. 27, a
K U aenior from WidU&a. ln the
f ac:e after RobtNon trW IO tn.k
up a flaht at Off-The-Wall Hall,
a downtown Law renm w .
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River formula: Subtract salt, add recreation
Car lies abandoned in dry wash bed at source
By STEVE TRlPOLI
Of UM OMtr Noe llaft Though flood control hu taken <.'enter
it.age aa the main lalue Involving the Sant.a
Ana River, water pollution control and
expanded rec.reational opportunities also
are attracting attention.
Anti-pollution effona have focused on
what officials see as the major present and
future threat to the river -Increasing
sallnlty of the water.
With many rlvenide recreational
facilities already in place ln Orange County,
officials have drawn up plans for work they
say would complete the 1ystem. However,
funding problems and the requisite of
improving flood controls are delaying
implementation.
The salt problem in the river is becoming
more serious for several reasons, officials
say. Their solution of the problem is
developing on several fronts also.
D.R. "Bob" Collacott, chief of the
e nvironmental resources section of the
county's Environmental Management
Agency, said high-salt content discharges
lnto the river from two sources are the
major culprits.
Most of the time, when river flow is low ,
about 80 pereent of the water reaching the
Orange County Water District's spreading
basins in Anaheim is treated effluent, wat.er
that already has been used several times in
homes, industry and on farms. Each use by
humans adds an estimated 350 milligrams
of salt per liter, officials say.
In this final part of a Dally Piiot
series on the Santa Ana River's
Impact on Orange County, the
focus Is on actions to check
increasing pollution of the water.
He explained to Schlange salt is a
pollution threat because it can destroy
drinking water and agricultural aoil and
because even lower levels can aggravate
certain human ailments.
Salt also raises consumer costs becaUBe it
hardens water, necessitating the use of
extra detergents and fabric softeners for
washing, he said.
of Santa Ana Rive r near proposed site of Me ntone Dam.
The large dairy herds of the Chino area,
for whom a salty diet is part of the milk-
producing regimen, add an estimated ~o.ooo
tons of salt per year to the water supply,
according to Santa Ana Watershed Project
Authority Manager J. Andrew Schlange. A.side from increased monitoring of salt
(See POLLUTION, Page A3)
AirCal
hid
denied
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
Of the D.ity .-Mot Steff
Newport Beach-based AirCal
has b een uns u ccessful in
ob taining a c ourt o rde r t o
prevent transfer of some of Its
flights to air carriers wanting to
begin or expand service at J ohn
Wayne Airport.
At the conclusion of a hearing
i n Los Angeles M o nda y
afternoon, U.S . District Court
Judge Terry Hatter Jr. ru1ed that
the airline had not demonstrated
"irrepar'-ble injury" and denied
A.irCal's request.
01111r Piiot l'Mto !tr Cllertee ltan
An unidentified female fan gets close (but
not too c lose) to male stripper at the Laff
Stop as the banned act went on .
uninterrupted. Club waiters restrain he r
hands from harm's way.
An attorney for A ir Cal,
Howard Privetta, said Judge
Hatte r 's d ecision will be
appealed.
AirCal repeatedly has sought
protection from an Orange
County government plan
designed to allocate flights from
John Way ne Airport in an
impartial manner to carriers
meeting certain jet noise
limitation standards.
.1. In related actions Monday,
natter approved agreements
under Which PSA and the U.S.
Department of Justice dropped
their previous challenges of the
county's airport access plan.
The lawsuit was initiated by
PSA in July 1981 after .county
Jet loses tail cone.
Story on Page A2.
s upervisor s adopted a now-
aban,doned access plan that
would h ave permitted AirCal
and Republic Airllnes to control
86 percent of the jet departures
from John Wayne Airport for ~
three-year penoo.
The show goes on
with no law hassle
By JODI CADENHEAD
OftMO.-, ..........
The heat was up at the Laff
Stop Monday night where male
dance r s entertalt\ femal e
audiences, bu t the real he at
never showed.
Last month the Orange County
Planning Commission ord ered
the comedy club at 2122 S.E.
Bristol St. in Sant.a Ana Heights
to stop its Monday night semi-
strip shows by Sept. 11 or face
possible closure by the county
sheriff's department.
At the end of the 7:30 show a
couple of sheriff's officers
arrived, saying they w e re
making a "routine bar check."
But the most visible show by
law enforcement came when a
dan cer dressed as a co p
swaggered onto the stage and
took off his boots. The uniform
went next.
"Take It off" are the three
most said words at the weekly
strip show, started three ye~
ago to appease Monday night
football widows.
The dancers get down to their
underwear and the women must
abide by two house rules: No
dancing with the men and
abeolut.ely no touching.
A couple of ban?-chested men
wearing black pants and a collar
. bow tie hold the wpmen's hands
as they parade up to the stage to
let the dancers retrieve doJJar
tips from their m outh s or
cleavage.
It was a busy night for the
r_Ughtclub, despite owner Mike
Callie's prediction that most of
the women would stay home to
be with their children on the first
day of school.
"It's pure comedy," said Niki
Bauer, 32, of Tustin, who with
several friends had managed to
get a front row ring seat. "I've
been here three times. I knew
there was a chance they'd try to
close them down and I wanted to
see them."
M any o f the women
complained that wet T-shirt
(See STRIP, Page AZ)
-INDEX-New homes plan tested
At Your Service
Erma Bombeck
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O(fM D9llJ Not • ...,
Huhtlngton Beach is the
testing ground for a $3 million
h ome financing program
expected to h elp get the real
est.ate market rolling, according
to a leader of area realton.
The pilot program involves the
use of tax-exempt mortgage
revenue bonds to provide below-
marke t 11.5 percent, 30-year
mort1ages on the purchase o(
resale homes priced from $69,000
to $110,000.
Mortgage revehue bonda have
been uied for the purchase of
new homes. But this la the flnt Ume the bonds have been Wied
for reMle homea in the state,
according to Barry BuHlere,
pretJdent of the 1,600-member
Huntlnaton Beac h -Fountain
Valley Board of Realton.
&.iere aald the procram will
brinl the lneer. raie below 12
percent, a mark which he .. 1d
"has been a psychological Impact
area to buyers."
The goal of the program ls to
h elp low-to-moderate income
persons buy their first home ln
the city.
"Our program Is being
watched cloeely throughout the
at.ate. I believe It will help to
break things open," Bu11iere
said.
According to requirements of
the Orange County Hou1lng
Authority, which adrninla1el'I the
frogram, half the $3 miWon in
und s mutt be u eed by
individuals or famlliea whose
Incomes do not exceed $15,600
per year.
The remainlna 50 pen:ent of
th& money can finance mono.-
for indlvldu•ll o r famlllea
earninl up to $32,000 annually.
The prosram, expected to pt
under way next week, waa
unveiled at a pretl conference
Monday ln HunUn1ton Beach
attended by Bu•lere, Oranae
County Supervisor Harriett
Wieder, Assemblyman Nola n
Frizzelle, R-Huntington Beach ,
and Huntington Beach Mayor
Bob Mandie.
Ma ndie said the city had
Intended t o u se mortgage
revenue bonds to finance the
purchase of new senior citizen
housing units.
He aaJd the city and developer
couldn't meet deadlines,
however, and stood to loae the
money.
h was at this point t¥t the
concept waa developed among
county and city offlclala and
realton to change dlrectlohs and
u1e the bonds to finance the
purchue of rsale homes.
The county aold the bonds and
the l'Mlton put up 1135,000 for
admlnlltratiw coats.
Buulen uld that a tate
Je161lallon adopted ln U8 l
pl'OYkled that up to 40 percent of
'(9" ROMa, Pap Al>
O fficials of PSA and the
federal government say the
r eplacement plan in e ff ect
complies with their demands for
equal distribution of what all
agree is a scarce commodity -
the number of pennitted flights
from the airport.
The lawsuit, however, is far
from over. An Oct. 14 trial is
sch e duled o n demands of
Continental Airlines and America
West Airlines for de partures
from John Wayne Airport.
Neithe r carrie r has met
county-imposed condition s to
Mini milestone
fly new and quieter jets, such
as the McDonnell Douglas DC-9
S uper 80.
Prior to implementation of the
plan, AirCal was guaranteed an
average of 23.5 of the 41 jet
departures permitted daily from
the airport.
As a re sult of the plan's
impleme ntation, AlrCal's
allocations will drop 10 percent
every three months when flightl
are transferred to carrier•
wanting to b egin or expand
service to Orange County.
(See HEARING, Page At)
• •
Mary Lorge takes a snapshot of her
daughter Greta's first day or school
with teacher Ch•re Hale. Antics ol her
claumatet, which may how •P in
yearb0ok1 in 12 yean, are on Page Bl.
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Orar,go Ooatl L>AILY PILOT /Tu•day, Septembef 1~. 1982
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UP 4.32
CLOSING 923.01
T-hills mixed
on money mart
WASHINGTON (AP) Yields on short-term
Treasurv st'<.·urit1es WL•rt• m1xl"<i m auctions. with rates
for three-month T-b1Jls dropping for a 94..'(.'0nd straight
w<.-ck but six-month bills rising slightly, officials said.
About $5 6 btllron m three-month bills were
aueuonl'<i Monday a l an avt-rage dtSCOunt rate of cU61
perC'C.'nt, down from the 1:1.565 percent of last week
Tht• governmc•nt also sold about $5.6 billion m
six-month bills at an aoveragc rate of 9 704 percent, up
from the prC'v1ous 9.605 JX•rc<.•nl
R ailroad m erger OK 'd
WASHINGTON (AP) '.ihe government has
approved-,.the merger of th ree Western railroads,
clearing the way for creation of a single rail system
stretching from the Padf1c '·oast to Chicago and the
Gulf of Mex1l'O
The mergt·r of thl' Union Pac1f1c, Missouri Pacific
and Western Pac1fac..rallroads wrll create a system
covering 21 states and csu1bllsh the nation's th ird '
largest ra1lrood m track miles •
Newport firm tells gain
Newport P harmaceuticals International Inc. of
Newport Beach announced net Income was $156,000,
or 2 cents per share, in the three-month period ending
July 31, compared lo $45,000, or 1 cent, for the like
period last year.
A red uction in operating exp enses and the
elirrunation of d iscontinued operatJon losses during the
period resulted an the $111,000 increase in net income.
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