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FRIDAY JANUARY 1•, l<Hl.1
Potomac jet recorders intftct
FL YING FORAGERS -Earth movers clearing the land at
Brookhurst Street and La Alameda in Fountain Valley
encounter a winged distraction in this £lock or sea gulls. The
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birds are looking for a possible meal unearthed by the
heavy equipment:
County blood
supplies dip;
appeal issued
Blood supplies at the Orange
County chapter of the American
Red Cross have fallen to 11
percent of the desired level -a
situation that bas prompted an
emergency appeal for blood
donors, .
Red Cross spokeswoman Sue
Veling said lbe .chapter attempta
to keep 635 pints of blood on
band at au times. That supply,
as of Thursday, stood at 70 pints.
Ms. Veling said the chapter la
hoping to find 1,000 people
willing to dOnate blood wit.bin
the next week. Persons seetini
lnformatton on matlnt
donations should call the Red
Cross at 835-5381, she said.
Orange County hospitals
where surgery is performed
may be forced to curtail such
procedures beginnina Monday.
Dumping of wastes
termed accidental
By DAVID .KVTZMANN ol .. o.ety ..........
The illegal dumping of nine
bags of infectious hospital
wastes at Orange County landfill
was described Thursday as
purely accidental by UC Irvine
Medical Center officials.
The county is investigating the
incident.
The discovery of the wastes at·
the Santiago Canyon Waste
Disposal Station east of Orange
came only a day after health
officials assured the county
Board of Supervisors that there
were no major problems with
the Ule1al dumpin1 of infeclioua
wastes In Oranee County.
The nine red-colored plastic
. bags were found by workers at
the Santiago waste disposal
station at about 9:30 a .m .
.Thursday. The color red is used
to identify the bags as
containing infectious wastes.
By afternoon, Board of
Supervisors Chairman Bruce
Nestande had already called for
a county Health Department
probe.
Nestande said in an interview
that bis main concern in
ordering the investigation was in
determining whether such
wastes were being routinely :._
and illegally -dumped at
county disposal sites.
"I would hope that it is not a
common practice," he said.
· UCI officials, contacted later
Thursday, insisted that the
sealed bags were taken to tbe
Santiago Canyon dump site
strictly by accident.
However, they couldn't say lf
the same type of mistake had
ever occurr~ before.
Bomb threat . . . empties train
near San Juan
About 160 passengers were
evacuated from an Amtrak train
Thursday night in south Orange
Coul\ty when railroad officials
received a telephoned bomb
threat.
According to a sheriff's
department spokesman, the
train was stopped about five
miles borlh of San Juan
Capistrano at 9:05 p.m.
The passengers, many of
whom were reluctant to leave
the San Diego-bound train
because of the cold weather,
w e re taken to a nearby
1 restaurant while. both Amtrak
workers and Sherifrs deputies
searched the train. No bomb
·was found.
Amtrak spokesman Art Lloyd
said a reservations clerk in Im
Angeles received the bomb
threat from a male caller.
Murder jQlts c'ondo ·residents
Man killed behind guarded gates of Huntington complex
~ 87 PHIL SNBIDBaMAN ................
The HanUnston Landmark
Community, a quiet
condominium complea for
m~ ... and older realdeat.a,
wu jolted tbia wek by the news
tbat a bnltal murder had been
committed beblnd lta 1uarded ,.tea.
William It. Norman, a. WU
found ltabbed to cleatb TMldliJ
ta tM bedroom of bll stucco ud WC*l-lblalled condomitUum at .,,N .. Drive.
HUlldnllon Beach poUee ..W
...ia, tbly an Martlllnl IDr • •tdentlft..S mu wbo YilltM
ICormu llMd~ ... t.
Tbe Yllitor wu---.Crtlled u
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Investigators hope to find
cause of Washington crash
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
critical voice and instrument
recorders on board the Air
Florida jet that crashed into the
Potomac River are intact, a
police spokesman said today.
Investigators hope to learn from
those recorders whether
excessive ice accumulation kept
the plane from gaining altitude.
"Instruments have detected
that the equipment ls intact,"
District of Columbia Police
Inspector James Shugart told
reporters at the site early today.
He said three two.man diving
teams were to return to the
wreckage under the 14th Street
Bridge later today to remove the
recorders.
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Speculation over whether the
plane had been properly de-iced
before it crashed Wednesday
grew when the pilot of an
airliner that was taxiing as the
Air Florida plane wu prepared
to take off several thousand feet
away noticed ice on the Boeing
737 . Seventy-eight people died in
the crash.
"He believe~ he saw ice
building up on the fuselage and
the wings," Francis McAdams,
chief investigator for the
National Transportation Safety
Board, said today of the other
pilot.
McAdams did not identify the
pilot, other than to say he worb
for Braniff Airways.
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· llero 'true to type'
Newport sister lauds .rescuer
By PATRIC& .KENNEDY
Of .. Dl!Nr........... .
The Newport Beach sister of'
Lennie Sll'\.rtnik, the man who
leaped into freedng waters of
the Potomac River to save a
woman airplane crash victim,
said today she's not surprised be
turned hero.
"It's just like Lennie," said
Nadine Skutnik. "He's always
been helpful and right there
when you need him.
"Saving that woman truly fits
his character, but he's a private
person and l'm sure he doesn't
want all the publicity he's
getting."
Ms. Skutnik , 29, teaches
seventh and eighth graders at
Park View School in Huntington
Beach. She was raised with
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Lennie in Vir~nia, but moved
west about 10 years ago, she
said.
Contacted at hia home in
Lorton, Va., Skutnik, 28, qreed
that he is overwhelmed by lbe
publicity and public respome to
his deed.
"The phone hasn't stopped
ringing ," Skutnik said
Thursday. "I've turned down
three offers to appear on
television programs. I just don't
feel it's necessary.
"What I did I wu going to do
anyway because that woman
was going to die If I didn't pull
her ashore."
Skutnik s aid he . "was
insulted" when one television
representative offered him
(See HERO, Page A!)
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Chilled survivors
brushed with death
WASHINGTON <AP) -The
survivon of the Air Florida jet
that plunged into the Icy
Potomac River were so cold they were near death, felt
nothing when a sur.eeon reset
their broken bones and
remember little about their
ordeal, doctors s.aY.
Five survivors taken to
National Orthopedic Hospital
were reported ln fair to IOOd
'.condition Thursday. Two other
people were treated and
released by the same hospital
after the crash of the Air Florida
Jet Wednesday.
Dr. Charles En1h said the
sunivora ahould soon be well
probably because she was in tht
water tbe longest. Het
temperature plunged to 81
degrees, said Dr. Richard
Schwartz, the hospit.al's chief of
medicine.
Mrs . Tirado, 22 , of
Clearwater, Fla., was reported
In good condition Thursday witb
her broken left leg in traction.
She learned Thursday that her
hus band, Jose,' and their
2-month-old son were mtul.na
and presumed dead ln the cruh.
Engh said none of the five
survivors had a temperaturt
high enough to register oa
regular rec\al thermometers
enouab, probably by today. to --..----------•~
talk to investi1ators tryina to 111111 ... •n wun11 determine why the Boeiq m ..... II,.,
struck a bridce and plqecl into
the ice-choked river shortly
·after taldng off from National
Airport.
Seventy-four people aboard
the Jet and four moturlsta caqbt
Fair through Saturday.
Slithtly warmer days.
Hilb• 85 to 73 . Lowa tonl1ht 38 to 48.
In rush-hour tramc on tb6 Hth I TMAV
Street 'Bridge were klUed In' the lllll 1•11!111
crash. A pofr of dat1chg T w o of t ~ e s u r v I v o ra ,......... .__., ·underwent 1ur1ery for bone M10 •-,_ a """"
fractures Tbu.raday, but docton audNftCe /or UWtr _., •
at tbe hospital in suburban Iott Jt1C01'9 CapfdroAO. See
Arllntton, Va., aald none of todow'• ""'°'"*"·
tbOH ldmltted appeand to bue
lnterul n.)urt..
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LISTENS -James Gibbs (left> ·a attorney Robert Keefe
hear courtroom testimony that bs drove the car that
killed a Newport Beach man last September.
~Mesa senior group
.thwarted by lodge
By JODI CADENHEAD Ot .. .,. "91 .....
About 140 needy Costa Mesa
senior ciUzel\I were forced to
eat cold lunches with plutlc
utensils Thursday after TLC
officials were barred from \Mlr
kitchen by the Costa Mesa
Moose Loclce.
The Feedbeck Foundation
·Transportation Luncb
From-Page A 1 ...
:HERO •••
• money to appear on a talk aa.ow
after he'd initially refused to
appear.
"I'm not taking any money for
the situation I went through," be
said. "It's a private thing fot
111e."
An employee with l he
Congressional Budget Offiee1 ; Skutnik. bis father Marty ma
. two others had left their Jobi
early Wednesday because ot
tieavy snow in the Wuhlnttm
area.
~ Backed up in rush hour traftk:
. crosein& lbe 14th Street Brielle
;between Washington and
• Virglnl.a, Skutnik said he didn't
• see the plane go down. But be
: and bia companions parked their
·car and ruabed to the river bank
to watcb rescue efforts.
A helicopter bad dropped life
preservers att~ched to ropa to
survlvers but Skutnik said be
saw a woman s lip off the
preserver and go under the
water .
"She wasn't going to grab tbal
life rope again so I jumped in."
Skutnik said.
"They told me the.water wu
31 degrees, but I didn't feel a
thing. My adrenaline was
·pumping. After I got into UM
ambuJance, I started shakin&
and my toes were numb," be
said.
Skutnik swam about 20 feet
into the icy waters and pushed
a nd pulled the 22 -year-old
woman to abore.
First reports identified the
woman as a stewardess, Kelly
Duncan, but Skutnik says ber
name is Pricilla Tirado and that
her husband and child died Ln
the craah. She is one ol f\W
people e~pected to s urvive U..
crash. .
Skutnik, married with two
boys, said Thursday that h•
doesn't know how to react to the
outpouring of public sentiment
over bis action.
"A woman called me Ln tan
and said her husband bad died
while in lbe Navy attemptlnl a
resc~ similar to what I bad
done, • Skutnik said. t "She said he'd gotten tbe
medal of honor and she wanted
to give it to me ~ecauH J
reminded her of .his action. At
· first I Just thouabt it wa•
reporters who were lntereAed ln
calUn1 me.
"But I've been getU.1 calll
from people ail over the country
thanklna me for what I did.
"I really just don't know what
to think about it. I Just dJd wbat
I had to do. There's Doth.lac
more to It."
Counseling proeram, which
administers bot lunches to
seniors In the county, was
scheduled to move Wednt91Ciay
from the Mooee Lodse at us E.
17th st. to a new location at Rea
Middle School, 601 HamUton
Ave., lD Costa Mesa. '
But Monday the locks were
ctlanied. And Wednesday lodge
memben refuted to open Ure Hori to TLC .orken wanting to
move refrigerator s, a
di1hwatfler, microwave oven,
tables, chairs, silverware and
files.
"It's mind boj1llnj," said TLC
program director Shirley Cohen.
"I can't really believe they
would do such a thing. This is
state and federal property."
At laaue is the replacement of
1,800 aqYare feet of carpet
lnltalled two years 'qo by TLC
officials. Moose Lod1e members
say it ls shabby, dirty and
faJUnt apart.
Until TLC aarees to lnltall
new earpet, llome memben NY
they 'll keep the kitchen
equiplbent.
''I know ll mak• me look llke
a bard nou," said lod1e
secretary Dan Redd.let. "But I
know that on~ they 1ot out they
wouldn't do anyth.i.q .
''When they let enoup people
complalnlnl they can't eat, t.ben
they'll dcuomethin1," be added.
Reddick said be would be
willlng to tum over the kitchen
uteuUa, but wu outvoted by the
Moose Lodge board during a
meetlne Tuesday night.
Lodge attorney Spencer Alter
se nt a letter to TLC
headquarte rs Tuesday
lnatruclinl them tbat the lodge
ls placing a lien against the
property.
When TLC moved to the
Moose Lodge Ln December W79
new carpeting was installed
along with a celling, kitchen
floor and bathroom, said Ms.
Cohen.
The carpeting bas been a
headache ever 1ince, she said.
"But we alao !ut lD a new
ceiUna, light&, an a floor,'' said
Ms. Cohen. •·AH tt\at stuff is
being leftl so they're ahead."
Without the kitchen equipment
it's gotnc to be very difficult to
prepare food and keep lt warm,
said Ms. Cohen.
By late Thurs day , TLC
officials had located an extra
steamer, so lbat food fixed at
the Santa Ana office could be
kept warm until It reached Costa
Mesa.
Atlanta trial
delayed again
ATLANTA (A.Pl -'the trial
of a man accused of murdering
two of 28 youna blacks slain here
durins a Z2-mooth period was
po1tponed tor a third
conaecutlve day today as the
mowbomtd city honored a btaet
clvll riahtl Juder.
City and P'\llton County offices
and court.a were closed to mark
the blltb at Dr. Martln Luther
ltba1 Ir., who WU shot to death
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A l1·1ear-old reaJdeat of or...._ bait 8dmltted ln eouJ1
tlaat · be wu a puaenaer lD the car tbat 1truck and kUled
Newport Beach realdeat DonaJd
Barry Warner lD the pre-dawn
bour1 ol Sept. 19.
"We paalclred," explained Jaek Bladlburn Wednesday
wben uked why' he and driver
Jamee Samuel Glbb1 left
War..-=eel In U.. street near U. · ~otlon of Balboa
Boulevard and l2nd Strfft.
"J IQllfllted we •o @ICk,"
lald BlaCkbum, "but Wt talked
ounelve1 out ot It. We wer. ln a
due."
Blackbum and other wltneaes
were quesUoaed durla1 an
all-day preliminary bearln1 at
Harbor Municipal Court ln
Newport Beach.
The beartnc la beln1 held to
determine whether 20-year-old
Gibbs, a resldepl of Orange,
should fAce felony hit and nm
and felony manslaughter
charfea ln Orange County
Superior Court.
The hearing was continued to
Jan. 28 at the request of Deputy
District A.ttomey Jack Sullens
after Judge Donald Dungan said
he found the testimony of one
witness less than believable.
Tb at witness -Jack Kelly -
testified be saw Gibbs driving a
dark BMW with its Uahts out
speeding away from the scene of
the accident.
KeUy, who said he abared a
West Newport apartment with
Warner, testified be waa
standing in an alley at the time
of the accident when be beard a
"thud" and saw the BMW drive
past.
TESTIFIES -Jack
Blackburn testifies th_.t "we
panicked" the night James
Gibbs' car reportedly killed
a man in Newport Beach.
He testified that he saw Gibbs
behind the driver's wheel but did
not Immediately realize there
had been an accident.
He also testified that he
waited nearly six weeks before
going to the pollce and picklq
Gibbs out of a photo card lineup.
Glbbe did not testify durtn1
the bearina.
The district attorney baa
asserted Glbbe was driving the
car with lta headlights out when
he bit the 26-year-old Warner
and later abandoned the car Lo a
. Whittier aboppift8 center.
K~Uy wu the oftly wltMM to
t.ettlfy that the ear U1ht1 wen
out. a taet rqal'ded 11 crud&I 1'l
t1labH1bln1 wbether or not
01bb1 bebavtd with "1ro11
ne111~." Al~ DOtke located wbat
they betleved wa1 the•
btt·and·run veblele Hveral days
after tbe lncldeot, Kelly wQ ~
rtr1t penon to ldetttify Glbbe u
the driver. • .
Pa1HD1•r Blackburn, under
quutlonln1 from Sullens,
offered a aketcby scenario of
wbat baDPened Sept. 19.
He t.itllled that he and Gibbe
bad tcoe to the Newport Pier
area to "meet 1lrls" and had
ltarted home JllSt past midnlpt.
"( 1aw hlm <Warner) sprint ln
front of the car, there was
contact and (I ) felt the
wlnd1hield breakin1," uld
Blackburn. "That was It."
Blackbum testl!ied that Gibbs
pulled the car over to the curb
where the two of them sat for
severaJ minutes before lakLn1
off.
But another witness, Paul
Lucas, testified that the car
never stopped and only slowed
brierly before speeding off.
Lucas sald he had been with
Warner that night and had run
across the street just ahead of
him.
•·1 beard a loud crash aM a
shattertng of glus," Lucas said,
·•and I turned around and saw
Don (Warner> rolling off the
hood."
Blackbum said that when they
left the scene, Warner was still
lying ln the street, unattended.
"We knew be was injured,"
Blackburn admitted uader
questionln1 .
•
"I 1ald 10methlns:-like '~Y,
let'• 10 back' -he <Glbbl)
didn't ••Y IDythlftl. ff• WU in.
da1•."
Blackbum wd he a.net Olbbl
later abandooed lbe car ln a
1boppln1 center and sot a ride
home from a man and woman
who Glbbe knew.
"I was protecting him,"
Blackburn responded when
asked why he dld not contact
pollce.
Sullens later referred to Gibbe
as "an anlmaJ" aad au11ested
Blackbum "is the kind of person
who woutd leave a human beln1
dying in the roadway without so
mu c h as s plltlng ln their
direction."
Witness Kelly testified al one
p0int durin" the heariB& that he
did not go to Gibbe' house before
contacting police.
Under questioning from
Robert Keefe, Gibbs' attorney,
t<'elly admitted "l lied about
that" and confessed he bad cone
to Gibbs' house.
"But I didn't see him," aaid
Kelly, "he wasn't home."
He said he, Lucas and
Warner's brother Greg drove to
Orange "because Greg wanted
lo confront him -I just went
along for tbe ride.''
Attorney Keefe later told
·Judge Dun1an that be believed
Kelly's testimony "la complete
fat>ricatlon, woven by himself."
Deputy District Attorney
Sullens said KelJy's testimony la
crucial ln eatabllshln& tbat
Gibbs was drivln1 with bil ll&bts
out. .
Sullens asked for the
continuance to subpoena other
witnesses be said could coo.flnn
Kelly's testimony.
New arctic air prolongs winter misery
By Tile Anoclated Pren
A second blast of arctic air Lo
a week charted out of Canada
today, promialnl no relief from
severe winter weather that baa
kllled at leut 215 people and
plied up snow In the South and
the Northeast after twln storms.
Wlnds up to 100 mph In the
llocky Mountain footbllla
overturned two tract.or-traiJera
Thursday, tore off an apartment
bulldlnf roof and brou1bt
unu1ual y warm weather to
Colorado, but foreeuten said
tbe ba1Jlfy temperatu.res would
~. =' .-.'tb the approecb
"Tbe ¥er)' 1troa1 arctic
outbreak meam we'N loina to
be In the leebn for a couple ol
days," aald Dean Ne1lex, a
National Weather SerYlce
foreeater Ln 111.mlesota.
Nebra,ka was wuaed of
temperatures dropping to 2S
below zero tool1bt, and Illinob'
forecasts called for a weekend ol
severe cold and bllnard or
near-bliuard conditions.
Washington, D.C., waa expected
to have highs in the teens by
Sunday.
Doaens of South Dakota
schools began calling off classes
in anticipation or the new
Midwest storm. Meanwhile, the
temperature in AUa.nta hit 13
degrees, breaking a record for
From Page A1
STABBIN G
Huntington Landmark Adult
Community Foundation, said
Norman never took part ln the
recreation activities sponsored
by bis group.
He said the slain man had
exchanged friendly greetings
while washing his car outdoors,
but did not b eco me
we ll acquainted with his
neighbors.
A vvomao who lives next door
to Norman's condomi nium
described t.be man as "pleasant
but aloof."
Mailman Earl Wentworth,
who bad been delivering to
Norman's home for more than a
year, recalled bringing a lot of
business mail and packages to
Norman. Wentworth said the
man always seemed to be alone,
was polite but never ensaged In
any lenaJlhy diacuaaion.
Even Norman 's
brother-lo-law, W. Garwood
Klelnhen, a resident of Pal09
Verdes Estates. a~ld In a
telephone Interview he knew
Uttle about the man's bualnela
or personal life.
Realdenta aald Huntin1ton
Landmark la uauall' a safe and
secure complex where lbe onlY
crime ls an occasional
atte= brealt·ln or the theft of r potted plant.a.
MOit resident.I 1urveyed 1akl
they felt a bit nervous upon
learnlni of the murder ln tbelr
comm\llit7, but became 1 ... W·
at HM after learnln1 Norman
may have bffn kllled by an
acquatntane. rather than ln 1 ,
. random attack.
Doa o.,n, 1eneraJ m~
of tbt BunUatton Landman AttoeladCllia, Mid BO tnft'MMd aeeurtty ............... plannid.
ID lllldielaa to the paid at tile
1at.e, tllt eomuuaatt1 a1lo 11
petrolW .., a l'.'"lal ~" ear. • ...
the' date set in 1893, and
Traverse City, Mich., early
today recorded a temperature ol
19 below, also a record f01" the
date.
The South was hit with a
storm Thursday that followed its
twin by only a day. The second
storm' dumped up to a half-foot
of snow on Southern cities that
are usually epared the ravqes
of winter, then iced hllbw~
and lubed Florida with
sale-force winds that ripped
down trees and 4amaaed mobile
homes.
It lllll'led attempt.a to restore
electrical power to thousands ol
people and acbooh and
bu.lineaes tbroapout the SUn
Belt almply closed down, some
for a third day, u the snow piled
up on the roo(a.
Like ill twin, it then swunc up
the AtlantJc cout and buried the
Northeast under up to 4 Inches of
new snow, bringing the two-day
accumulation to 10 inches lo
New York· City and draeging
some states toward the bottom
of their snow-removal budgets.
The death tolJ by states read:
Alabama, 16; Arkansas, 2;
Connecticut, 1; Georgia 10;
Florida, 1; Kentucky, 2; Illinois,
27 ; Indiana, 5 ; Iowa, 7 ;
Louisiana, 5 ; Maryland, 2;
Massachusetts, 1; Michigan, 7;
Minnesota, 4; Mississippi, 6;
Missouri, 2; Nebraska, 1; New
York, 16; North Carolina, 19;
Ohio, 8 ; O klahoma , 1 ;
Pennsylvania, 16; bode Island,
5 ; South Carolina, 6 ; South
Dakota , 2 ; Texas , 12 ;
T~nnesaee, ~-Virginia, 12; West
V1rglnla, 7; Wisconsin, 6.
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Like Wednesday's stormi ...
Thursday's snow arrived Ln the ·
Northeast Lo time for rush hour.
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Frostbite ~o put
bite Qn juice.cost
ORLANDO, Fla. <AP) -An
11.8 percent wholesale price
increase for Julee from
frost-bitten F1ortda orantes may
result In a 1U1ht jump in retail
prices, industry leaders uy.
·'The price to consumers
depend.I og.... the chain stores,"
said Wllaon McGee of United
Growers and Shippen fol.lowing
tbe new processor prices for
frozen orange juice announced
Wednesday and Thursday .. ••But
they're getting eood prices now
for concentrate."
He and other officials said,
however , that the general
wholesale price level of $4.25 for
a dozen six-ounce cans -an
increase of 45 cents -was only
an ''interim price" until the full
extent of the freeze earlier thls
week is determined.
''Sooner or later', it's got to go
higher," McGee said.
M arlt Belche r of Florida
Citrus Mutual, a 15,000-member
growers' cooperative, agreed.
He said the processor s
establlabed "aafe prices" until
detailed information on crop
losses becomes available.
How much hi1h.er the price
goes alto depends on Brull,
which usually boosts
concentrate exports and prices
following a Florida freeze.
Agriculture officials are
withholding estimates of crop
damaee -with the equivalent
loss or orange concentrate -
unti l c rop su rveys are
completed. But most are
comparing the effects of the
freeze to one last year that
claimed about 15 percent or the
orange crop.
The 1981 freeze represented
the equivalent loss of 65 million
gallons of frozen concentrate.
More than 90 percent of
Florida's oranges are processed
into juice.
Financial loss estimates
ranged from $200 million to $232
million la.st year.
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GOLDEN .YEARS -Actor Robert. Young, 74, who retired five
years ago after some 80 films-Poses with wife Betty in their
secluded home near a golf course north of San Diego. They
have been married nearly 49 years. He recently signed to do
more TV commercials.
Boy, 14, OK'd as candidate
Eric SaJem wants to be a
member of the Lancaster
County Weed District Board
in Lincoln, Nebraska. That's
not exactly a glamorous
political start, but Eric is
only 14. .
Nebra s k a Attorney
General Paul Douglas issued
an opinion saying Eric's age
Iowa State Unive rsity
Professor Earl 0. Heady, an
expert in agricultural
economics, has been elected
to the Soviet Academy of
Sciences.
Heady said the academy is
"the zenith of science in lbe
Soviet Union," and for Soviet
Rep. MIUlceal Fenwick,
R-N:J ., says she decided to
run for the Senate seat held
23 years by ' Democrat
HarrllOD A. Willia•• Jr.,
who has been convicted in an
Abscam case.
cannot keep him from being
elected to the five-member
board.
The ninth grader at Irving
Junior High School got
interested in the board after
realiing a news report about
a fatal traffic accident in
which weeds may have been
a contributing, factor.
scientists, election to the
academy is an extremely
high honor. '
Heady, 65, is director of the
Center for Agricultural and
Rural Development at Jowa
State and was nominated for
a Nobel prize in econooii-cs
this year.
Mrs. Fenwick, wbo 1,ums
72 next month, says lfl a
letter rnailed to people in
New Jersey that she decided
to seek the s~at and feels she
can be a "atrona. effective
member of the Senate."
W ben the So'lth Oak! LesltUtun lnere..S "9
for inarrtap UceMI to •
two yean a10, 1tate Rep. au&
Ceray wu a little concerned.
Cerny, then 1 bachelor.
Hktd a fellow le1l1l~tor for
advl•· lep. VI.CM 91Her told CetDJ to to ahead aid YQtil
for tbe lacreue from '5. Sbe
taid II be ever 1ot married,
lbe'd pa)' the SlO fee.
Last fall. Cerny married
Pal P~tt&a1 former exe~Uve
director or the South Dakota
Water Concress, and d1uined
tilln Biever for tbetlO.
Miu Biever responded
wltb a box hill of colna left
• o~er from a trip owneaa.
Prlaee a.ar1 .. HYI he'll
keep on wind$urnna despite
epllls lnto the ocean because
''I'm one of those ma8"hlata
who loves taking violent
exercise."
"I love thra.shln& about in
the sea and comine back and
feeling that you've done
something really exciting," .
the 33-year-old heir to the
throne sald in an Interview
with Windaorf and Board
Sailing Magazine.
Charles sa ys the news
photographs that have
repeatedly caught him
tumbling off his board and
into the water may be a little
unfair.
Cber says she choked on a
large vitamin pill and
director Robert Altman
"saved my life" by coming
to her aid.
The entertainer said in an
interview in the New York
Daily News that she had
taken the pill to give her
strength during rehearsal for
the Broadway play, "Come
Back to the 5 a nd Dime,
Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean,"
and it got caught in her
throat.
President R ea1an ls
willing to trim $900,000 from
the pri ce o n hi s
three-bedroom Pacific
Palisades house to speed a
s ale, says a friend helping
Reagan market the place.
lpdu1Strialist Justin Dart
said the s.oo~square -foot
house overlooklne Saata
Monica Bay has ~n on the
matkeLoeariy a year with a
·•t.9 million pricetag.
"It was overpriced," Dart
said.
But Jim Wix, a Coldwell
Banker vice president
handling the property, said
the official price wa1 still
Sl.9 milllon. )
Fair Weather
Coastal
Ll9ht vulabl• wind\ wut lo
IOUlllwesl I lo 1l -nots In eltemoon.
W•ll•rl'I' swells I to 2 IHI. Fair
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CHEESE SIONUP
Eight-year-old Tien Bui of
Huntington Beach uses both
hands <ri g h t > t o hold
~-pound pack age of
processed cheese distributed
by city officials Wednesday.
Dave Dominguez of the city ·
p a rk s and recreation
department < abovC' 1 s igns
the little girl up for· the
federal surplus package at
the Oak View Communit v
Center ·
Ferraro eyes
Riles post
R icha rd Ferraro told the
Balboa Bay Republican Women
Wednes day that he would
formally. declare his candidacy
next week for the seat held by
Wilson Riles.
Ferraro, a Los Angeles City
School Board member who bas
been unofficially campalll\LDC
for state superintendent since
last spring, told the Newport
Beach audience he ii concerned
about an increase ln violence on
school campuses. Last year
there wer• 1,185 a11aults on
students and 405 assaults on
teachen ln Los Angeles., lie said.
Ferraro said t.bat if elected be
would push for legislation to try
juveniles charged with felony
crimes as adults.
He said be supports vocational
a nd fundamental education.
"We need to get back to basics,"
he said. "Today we have people
graduating from high school
who can't even fill out a n
a pplication."
Jail slaying death described
The stomping death of an
Ofange County Jail inmate in a
Santa Ana courtbc;>use holding
cell has, been described for a
superior court jury that must
decide the fate or two of five
men obarced with the slaying.
Called tb testify Wednesday by
pro secutors was David
McQuery, who was in the
ba sement Orange County
Courthouse holding cell last
April 20 when the fatal attack
occurred.
Injured in the attack was
Michael Charles Bottoms, a
murder suspect who died from
head and neck injuries several
days later at UC Irvine Medical
Center.
The prosecution has asserted
that the fatal attack may have
been part or an initiation rituaJ
for a prison gang.
McQuery, who was being held
at Orange County Jail at the
time of the attack on suspicion
of burglary, testified that
Bottoms, 22, was assaulted on
three occasions by up lo six
inmates.
Two of those inma tes. the
witness saidJ were William
Leonard Frisbee, 30, and Arthur
Ruffo, 2S, who are standing trial
on murder cha rges before
Superior Court Judge Leonard
McBride. : Frisbee was in jail at the time 1 on attempted murder charges. I
Ruffo is a convicted robber. I
M cQuery said the attacke rs I
pummeled Bottoms with their I
fists and feet, knocking him to •
the ground and then stomping I
him. The attacks, be said, lasted :
only a matter of seconds. : I I ' I I I
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outing on Lake Wannsee In Berlin. West
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many lakes and rivers frozen .
~age · giMebacks viewed
Concessions bi/ unions fuel hot economi c debate
WASIUNGTON CAP> -Wa1e
co.n.ceulona. ty pl!l•d b y
wllllnanea• or the once·mlt*aty
United Auto Workera a nd
Tea m1ter1 to rene1otlat e
contracll with two rlnanclally
allln1 lnduatrlea, are ruelln1 one
of the hotteat economic debatea
of recent 1ears.
The ar1wnent center• on this
question : Do major contract
takeawaya s11nal a reveraaJ ol
years of w•f• acceleratloo --. or
does It on y •1,em that Wll'I
because the trend developed in
induslrlot that tradltionaUy set
wage pattem1?
Be h ind the headllnu
dram atlalng wa1e givebacks,
meantime, Is a rapidly
develop ln1 consensus th at
manaeera of American lnduatr1
will be held more accountable
for their buslneas practices -
and that labor costs ,!lO Jon1er
can be made the 1cape1oat for
plummeting profits and
competitive dlsadvanta1es.
Ironically , the Reaean
ad m lnlstratlon is getting the
benelll or substantial wa1e
moderation In the economy
despite Its abolition of t he
jawl:>ontng Councll on Wage and
Price StablU ty.
In stark contrast to the
policl<.s of Presidents Nixon and
Carter, the Reagan
administration has steadfastly
purtued a lal11ez falr• po. Ucy
toward coUeeUve bar1alntn1 ln
prlvai. bueln"'·
Nlxon lmpoHd waie and price
controls ln the early 1t70t and
Carter Jawboned bu1lne11 and
labor later ln t he decade with hls
"voluntary" w11e·prlce
gutdellnes -neither wlth a
1reat ~"""or 1ucce11.
Now comet lhe openln1 ol a
new three.year cycle or contract
ne1otlation1 Jn tbe ao·called
"heavy lnduattles" -auto,
truckln1 and rubber.
-Tbe UAW'a Ford and
General Mo.tors bar1alnlnf
council.a reopened the exJ.1Un1
contract for ne10Uatlon1 with
mana1ement, which laments
that U.S. unit labor coata al"t S8
lo $10 an hour hi1her J.han thole
In Japan, their toughest forel1n
competitor.
-The tou1h ·talkln1
International Brotherhood of
Teamsters is nearint an accord
wilh the financially aillng
unionized trucklnl industry that
several sources have said will
strictly limit straight wage
gains by unionists.
-The United Rubber Workers
u n ion has gran ted major
concessions to Uniroyal, Inc ..
and the United Food and
Commercial Worker s union
sanctioned similar givebacks for
the meatpacking industry.
A panel of the preatlitoua
Conference Board l.n New York
predlcta that flr1t·yt1r wa1e
and benefit lncreuea reauJtin&
from the curreftt round of
contract ne1otlatlon1 ln many
lndu1tries will avera1e 8.1
percent , well below the 11
percent avera1e of 1980 and
1981.
Inflation ran at •n annual rate
of 9.2 percent throu1h the first 11
months Of 1981. The Inflation
rate ln 1980 waa 12.4 percent.
John T . Dunlop, Harvard
Bu1lness School profeaaor and a
former secretary of labor, scoffs
at talk t h at the contract
ne10Uatlons In theae major
industries portend• a new era of
wue de~elerallon.
He said. in an Interview that
collective bar1ai n lng
historically has been aenaltlve to
the prevailing business climate
and that moderation In the face
or a deepening recesalon and the
specter or Jost jobs should come
as no surprise.
What's happening in the auto
Industry must be distinguished
from "the normal wolf calls"
sounded by companies in
collective bargaining, he said.
Dunlop branded as "nonsense"
speculation that "wages are going to pot. ..
Doctors hold hack On pain killers because of addiction fears
BOSTON (AP> -Even though
narcotics will relieve most pain,
doctors are often stingy with the
me d ici ne beca u se of a n
erroneous fear that patients wUI
become hooked on drugs, a
physician says.
As a result, she says, patienta
sufCer needless pain when relief
Is available and harmless.
Or. Marcia Angell outlines the
case for ain killer toda in the -Neecftepolnt, blocking
· CLAH end a114mblle1 ·7.
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411 A•,nu1oCrlofd,..:tJ
New Engl a n d Journal of
Medicine, where she Is deputy
editor.
"T~e treatment of severe pain
In b osp(talhed patien ts la
regularly and systematically
inadequate," she wrote.
Ma. Angell said doctors are
burdened by "a
disproportionate, someUmea
lrratlonal fear " t hat patlenll
will ~~e addicted.
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She said studies show that less
than one·tent.1l or one percent or
all patients who take narcotics
for pain relief become addicts.
Breathing atlppresslon. another
potentially dangerous side
effect, also is very rare.
"I can't think or any other
area in medicine in which such
an extravagant concern for side
effects so drastically limits
treatment," she wrote.
She said doctors routinely
prescribe loo little pain killer.
T hey limit the frequency of the
.shots, and even then, patients
m ust ask nurses for the
medicine.
"Patients may be inhibited by
a desire to µlease the medical
st arr and not be a nuisance," she
wrote. "Those who do decide to
ask for pa!n relief must keep
track or both the time and the
drug schedule and have the
strenath and endurance to
summon a nurse if one is not
nearby."
Ms. Angell said a survey of
teaching hospitals in New York
showed many doctors believe
very low doses will ease severe
pai n , and increas,ing the
medicine will not help.
"These attitudes and
misconceptions." she wrote.
"have led to a rather ritualized
and parsimonious use of
narcotics for the relief of pain."
If a patient is dying of cancer ..
concerns about addiction are
Irrelevant, she wrote.
In a h.ighly publicized trial last
October, nurse Anne Capute was
acquitted in Fall River, Mass ..
of murdering a cancer patient
who -<lied after receiving large
doses of morphine.
,
Language hill fought
'Anti-gobbledygoolC' measure would apply to contracts
SACllAMSNTO tAP> -An
"antl·1obbledytook" blU h11
bten watertd down, but 1tlU
racH unyleld1ftl oppoelUon from
banken, luuranco companies
and otMr' bualneaaea.
The blil , ABlltt b)'
A1Hmblyman Art Torres, D·Lot
Anltlu, would require
coo1uiner contract• to be
written ln everyday En1lllb.
Torrea postponed a vote Ulla
week because several members
of the Auembly J udlclary
Committee were absent.
It la tp1 third such blll since
1978, when New York ·put the
nation(• llrtt "plain lan1uage"
law Into etrect.
Tom Greene ot Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr. 's Consumer Alfa.in
Department said the need for
the bill could be shown by
passa1es such as this one. from
a standard loan agreement:
'·Default in the payment of
any Installment or the principal
balance or char1es hereof, or
any part of either, shaU, at the
option· of the holder hereof,
render the entire unpaid
principal balance hereof, and
accrued charges thereon, at
once due and payable."
Gree ne said , ··What that
means In English is, if 1 miss a
payment, you can make me
repay the whole loan
immediately."
He added, "Consumers are
regularly confronted with
contractual conditions that are
•Imply lncomprehtnalble.''
Th• bUI wouJd apply only to
certain typea ot contract1:
Home rent.I, mort1a1t1 of 1 .. 1
than '200,000, the Hie or leue of
1ood1 under •100 ,000 ,
hotneownera ' and vehicle
lnauranoe1 and loan or credl\
a1reementa.
Consumers represented by
taw1ers when makln1 contracta
would not be covered.
The contracts would be
measured a1atnst 1 1tandard or
wrltln1 "In a clear, coherent and
Die t d e ath
award made
DETROIT <AP) -Tbe family
or a 37 -year-old man who
collapsed and died wi\hin a
month or st arting a
liquid-protein weight loas diet
will collect at least $650,000 In
damages.
Wayne County Circuit Judge
Joseph 8. Sullivan approved an
agreement under which the
protein manufacturer and a
weight IQss clinic will pay both a
lump s um and lifelong
compensation to the family of
Patrick Gaynor.
readable manner, u1ln1 wordl
with common and everyday
mtan.&.na."
Al Torres earlier propoMd ft,
the bill would have requlrtd
contract.I to meet that atandard,
and would have made a violation
punl1hable by a *250 fine.
But he amended It to tllmloate
the fine and propoee ln1tead lhat
a con1umer who 1l1ned a
contract but failed to understand
it because of a "plain l1n1ua1•"
violation could 1et a court to
cancel the contract.
To aatlsfy A11emblyman Phil
Wyman, R-Tehachapl. Torrea
also amended the bill to delay
Its effective date by two years,
from Ul83 to 1985.
But opponents from a wide
range of businesses, lncludln1
banks. savings and loans,
insurance companJes. title
companies and real estate
agents, were unmoved.
"I 'm against le1lilallng
plain·language contracta, • · said
Edward Levy of the AasoclaUon
of Californ ia Insurance
Companies.
Blair R eynolds of the
California Bankers Association
said bankers are already trying
to write consumer co11tracts
clearly.
Once the stat.e passes a law,
he sald, "you put out a contract
that you think complies. and
then you have lo wait until a
judge says, 'Yes, It does',"
Reynolds said.
Orange COMt DAILY PJLO,T/Frlday, January 15, 1982 s
...........
UNEXPECTED RECOVERY -Cathy Poole. 10. an automobile
accident victim from Bakersfield. was unable to walk or
talk well six weeks before she began rehabilitation at
Fresno Community Hospital. Although the girl's parents
were told their goals were "unrealistic ... Cathy. shown with
an unidentified womlrn. now wa lks with help of a brace and
sy
turns up
chemical
LOS ANGELES (AP ) -An
autop1y on Paul Lynde haa
turned up tracea of butyl nitrate,
a 1ttmulant that In blah
concentraUona could trlf 1er a
heart attack, but ll 1 not
believed to have been Involved
In the comedian's death, a
coroner's palholotilt aald today.
··1 don 'l think that H
contributed to his death," sald
Deputy Medical Examiner
Joseph Chol .• who conducted the ·
autopty. He said he turned up "a
very minimum trace" of the
aUmulant.
A toxlcologfcal lest Is beln1
conducted to determine whether
there were any other substances In Lynde's system, Choi said. He
said reeuJts were not expected
for about a week.·
"We are doing this t o
complete the study but cause or
death Is obvious," Choi said .
"Oefinit.ely it's a heart attack."
Lynde's manager, Alan David,
sa1d he didn't know why the
comedian had the stimulant.
The body of Lynde, who rose
to fame In the movie .. Bye Bye
Bird ie " and became a
wisecracking regular on TV's '
.. Hollywood Squares" game
show, was found by friends at
his Beverly Hills home Sunday
after he railed to show up for a
Gaynor was placed on a liquid
protein diet in 1977 at the Weight
Loss Medical Center in Livonia,
Mich .. according to a lawsuit by
his wire, Shirley Gaynor of Novi,
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birthday party. is reading again.
Few clues
in boat ·case
LONG BEACH <AP) -An investigation of a
reported radio transmission that delayed by more
than a day the search for four Oxnard fishermen,
one of whom was later found dead, has proved
fruitless, the Coast Guard said.
Still missing was the 36 .. foot fishing vessel The
Three Sisten;, its owner , Corey Keller, 29, bis
brother, Chester Keller, 27, and Ellslo Mendoza
Ramiret. The body ol Ramirez' brother, Ysidro
-MendoH Ramll'ff, 27; wu foUbd Di lfii water near
San Miguel Island on Sunday nlpt, more than a
day after a transmission was supposedly received
Indicating the boat was safe.
The vessel, which set out ln rough weather
Friday, was reported missing Saturday mornin1.
Coast Guard officials said. However, the search
was S'Uspended after the reported transmission,
and was not resumed until the body was found.
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some 20,000 square miles before the search was
called off Tuesday ni1ht.
Questions were raised about the tran1ml11lo11
in part because of a coroner'• estlmate that
Ramirez' body had been in the waler 48 hours
when it was round, which would indicate he die"d
Friday night -before the boat wu even reported
missing and well before the radio transmission
was supposedly received.
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or the vessel that s upposedly received the
trans m ission, said Assistant Controller Pat
Gallagher al t he Coast Guard's Rescue
Coordination Center in Long Beach.
He said the report had reached the Kellers'
rather through a friend, who had received word or
it second or third hand. The father then called the
Coast Guard to report that the boat was
apparently sare.
"I was just told they !the investlsators) went
as far as they could go," Gallagher said. "They
couldn't get to the bottom or it, essenUall)'."
.. .. We don't even know if it was a false report,"
he said. ''Somebody could have overheard a call
and thought it was The Three Slaten. We don't
know if that was what happened, If there was no
report or ir they <the missing sailors) actu.ally did
call. ..
The Three Sisters carried an FM radio, which
has the capacity to broadcast to the horizon.
Gallagher said. He said some boat.a alao carry
Citizens Band radios, which can be modified to
broadcast fa rther, but the Coast Guard had no
report of whether a CB was also on board.
He said it was possible the second vessel
actually misheard a transmission trylnt to reach
The Three Sisters and caflin1 it by name. ·
"It's a problem In search and rescue,"
Gallagher said. "Bad communications, people
miaidentifylng each other."
He said he hasn't heard of communlcalion1
problems mistakenly hailing a search durinl hli
three years at the rescue center "but I can't aay
It's never happened."
He said it didn't appear likely that. baaed oo a
sin&le incident, the Coast Guard would chan1e Its
policy of suspending a search after the lnltlal
reportin1 source, such aa the sailor's famll)'. calla
back to aay all is well.
"When the reporting source calls up and tells
u1 that they'te not worried ~AY more, then we
can't be worried. That would be siormal
rocedure," Gallagher aald.
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airport access r.ule
I By all appearances, a plan
soon will be oh the books to
regulate which commercial
airlines are permitted to serve
Oran&4: County's John Wayne
Airport -thus conc1'ading yet
another chapter in the long legal
saga th\lt has surrounded recent
airport affairs.
Bruce Nestande, chairman of
the. county Board of Supervisors,
says that the county no longer
wiU pursue an appeal of a U.S.
District Col4rt decision striking
down a previous access plan.
That plan. the court said,
unfairly favored Air Cal and
Republic Airlines -the two
carriers with the most rtights -
at the expense of other carriers.
namely Pacific. Southwest
Airlines, Western Airlines and
Frontier Airlines, which. by
contrast, have relatively few
flights. And they want more.
Next week, Nestande said.
the board wilt consider a revised
plan whereby AirCal and
Republic would lose guarantees
to th eir existing rlight
allocations. Those ffl1h&a ~
become available to oU.eJ
carriers servln1 the 1l11P&rt.
provided thoae carrien meel
strict noAle reduction aoall.
Art 'thln1s conJldered.
s~ra have o~ed for the ritbt CO\U'H la ~ the
1ppeal. It's cloubtful ·the cC>uQty
would have preYalled. 11ven tbe new federal l$ws that require
that iirports be cwened to all
qu•nappUcants. To punue the In~ face ol that law
wou have proved coatly and
tlme..-.umlaa. , • .
Better thai ~ C9J1nty 1et 1)IJ
the books a plan that crealef a
mechanism wbereby the 41 Jet
departures now permitted e-"
day from th~ airfield are
allocated to the carriers that do
the best in limiting overall noise
exposure to residents li-ving
under the airport's departure
tracks. That's exactly what the
supervisors have chosen to do by
moving ahead with adoption of
the new airpQl't access plan.
unnecessary turmoil
President Reatan has beaten
a hasty retreat from a decision of
his administration that was as
execrable as it was foolish -the
reversal of a feder~I policy
denying tax exemptions to
non-profit instilutions that
practice racial discrimination.
Stung by the entirely
justified cries of fury from civil
rights organizations and blacks
in hi s own administration.
Reagan is backing leg1slation to
overturn the policy reversal. The
law would s pecifically deny
tax-exempt status to non-profit
... orgafilzations that discriminate.
such as the segregationist schools
that have arisen over the last
dee ade as whites fled integration
orders.·
We welcome Reagan's effort
to make amends. but the entire
episode was unnecessary.
Last week. the Justice
Department. in a filing with the
U.S. Supreme Court. said the
Internal Revenue Service was
moving to restore tax-exempt
status to Bob Jones Unive~ity in
South Carolina and grant the
status to Goldsboro Christian
Schools in North Carolina. Both
institutions discriminate against
blacks. Later. it was announced
the decision would apply to all
similar institutions.
The filing's reasoning was
that the denial policy had never
been specifically authorized by
Congress. Reagan explained
Tuesday that executive agencies
"cannot be allowed to govern by
administrative fiat."
More thorough research
would have informed the Justice
Department that in 1971 tbe
Supreme Court s pecifically
upheld the IRS ' power jo
withhold tax-exempt status to
organizations that discriminate.
The high court was upholding
execution of a bask federal
comtnit~nt, ,xpre1sed ini many
laws and court rulings : the
eradication of racial
discrimination. especially in the
nation's schools.
Bob Jones and Golf)sboro
argued ln seeking the tax break
that their discriminatory policies
are based on pnuine reUgious
convictions, contendinl denial of
the break would violate freedom
of religion.
No one ~ su11estin& that the
two schools can't believe
whatever they wish or exclude
whomever they want. The point
is that the federal government
cannot work against its policy b~·
rewarding s uch discrimination
with a tax break.
Reagan· s proposed leg -
islation will .undol.lbtedly get a
quick ride through Congress and
the president is sure to sign it as
soon as it crosses his desk. That
is all well and good. but it is still
unfathomable why the
administration stirred up this
wasps· nest to begin with.
Crackdown in order
One of the more unnerving
freeway phenomena is the
impatient driver who decides to
bypass a traffic jam by pulling
onto the shoulder and zooming by
a pile-up of cars.
Rare is the motorist who has
not been startled and infuriated
by theSe freeway cowboys.
Two days before Christmas,
a Huntington Beach mother of
nine was killed by one. She had
pulled her car onto the shoulder
of the Orange Freeway when it
developed mechanical trouble.
The shoulders. of course. are
designed for just such
emergencies, except when
-Otherwise PoSted durins heavy
commuting hours.
. But a van driver. unwilling to
go with the ·ttaffic ffow, also
drove ocato the aboutder and had
apeeded Ut» to more than 15 mlJ,a an hour When be slammed lnto
the disabled car. ktllln1 the
woman driver.
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felony drunken driving and
vehicular manslaughter. the van
driver now faces a second-degree
murder charge. sought by the
CaUforttia Highway Patrol.
A murder charge now can be
filed. on the basis of a state
Supreme Court ruling, in cases
where a driver knowingly has
endangered the lives of others .
The penalty can be a state prison
term of 15 years to life.
This is as it should be. ·
The freeway 1h6ulder riders
not only run the risk of colliding
with disable.d vehicles. but of
creating accident situations as
they attempt to puU back into the
traffic stream .
And the Hifhway Patrol and
local trafftc police would be well
advised. u they .1t~P up thelr
crackdown on dnmken drivers.
to Include these lawbteakers
drunk or sober -in their net.
Opinions ••IW91Md IA tM .,_..-. ... ._.of the 0.Uy ftllot. Ottw vtt.s ••·
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New views of juvenile • cnme
NEW YORK -The most feared
people in America today, as far as I can
tell, are juvenile criminals. Amoral
young males. professional criminals in
their middle teens. seem to be
overrunning cities, anatchinc purses,
mugging old men and women, killing -
ltllline sometimes to eliminate
witnesses, sometimes Just for the hell of
it. But, according to official 'report.a,
j u v en i I e c r i m e la de ere as in I
significantly. The 1980 Unifotm Crime
Re.Ports, Issued by the Justice
Department in September, Indicate that
arrests of persons under 18 years of a1e
· decreased by more than 6 percent in the
last recor:ded year -and that was the
fifth straight year of decline.
In 1980, juvenile. automobile theft
arrests were down by 18 percent.
Juvenile burglary arrests.were down 11
percent, aM larceny arrests were down
5 perceQt. And it was not Ulat all arrests
were down -adult arrests continued to
tacrease. •
THE &EASON FOR the decline ln
juvenile crime -or, at least in
appJ"ehended Juvenile crhnllials -is
quite simple. There are fewer juveniles.
Between mo and 1980, the number of 5-
to 15-year-olds in the United States
decreased by 6 million while the overall
populaUon Increased by 23 million.
The baby boom tias been over for a
while, so the number ol teen-agers ls
going to continue to decreue for years.
Teen-age crime wlll decreue, too.
That, ol course, does not mean that
many teen-acers will not be more
vicious and more dangerous than ever.
That apparent anomaly was the basis
ror a pair of provocative essays
published last month by Seymour
Gelber, a judge in t,he juvenile division
of the Florida Circuit Court.
"The 11sual official and journalistic
view is that juvenile crime is violent,
ever-iscreasing and pervasive," he
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wrote in one piece reprinted by The
New York Times. "First, the image of
rampant, spiraling youth crime is
grossly overstated, and the hysteria
displayed by state legislatures, eager
and ready to emasculate the juvenile
c r i m I n a I j u s tj c e s y s t e m , i s
unwarranted.
"Second, new approaches have to be
fo11nd to attempt to speed up this
decline in juvenile delinquency.·'
Altbough be argued that the problem
is being exaggerated. Gelber, in the
essay;J"8nd an interview, hardly came
ac:ro9' as "soft" on crime. Rather, he
was hard on ignorance and panic. He
seemed ready to ·concede that new
juvenile delinquents might be rewer.
but worse than their anti-social
counterparts of generations past. For
one thing, be would reduce the aae at
which a criminal is treated as an adult
from 18 to 14 -to increase significantly
the chance and severity of punishment.
"The juvenile system was created for
kids who don't exist anymore," he said.
"Because of communications and
television and everything else, the
teen-agers are much more sophisticated
than 14· to 18-year-olds once were."
Gelber would also reduce the age at
which kids are allowed to drop out of
school from 16 to 14 -"forcing them to
stay makes things worse for them and
everyone else" -and would eliminate
m ost psychologically based
rehabilitation programs. ··we need
work-ethic programs ," he said ,
"teaching peoph; to read and write and
work and to learn what a bank account
is ...
"WE SHOULD set up work camps
like the old Civilian Conservation Corps
camps."
I 'm not s ure I agree with that,
although I hear more and more people
talking about the idea. The step from
work camp to concentration camp
seems temptingly short to me -
especiaJly when one understands t.hat
mos t of the ·youth criminals we're
talking about are black. In Judge
Gelber's jurisdiction. where ~ percent
of the young people are black, 55
percent of the arrested youth offenders
are black.
But I do agree with the conclusion of
one of Gelber's essays: "Juvenile
delinquents are not taking over the
wo rld . There is no n eed for
overreaction. and even less for giving up ...
Why call them 'service' stations?
7hey ought to stop calling the places
we buy gas for our cars "service
stations" because they sure don't
provide much service anymore. You're
lucky if they don't charee extra for
putting the cap back on the gas tank. 1
went into a gas !ftation last week and 1
was startled when the attendant
sprayed the Windshield and started
cleaning it with a squeecee. It bad been
so long since anyone cleaned my
windshield that I didA't realise for an
instant wbat he wu doing.
The traditional sign outside a gas
station altlaya used to read "Free air
and water.•• When wu the last time an
aUendant checked your Ures or your
radiator? II you need water. you put lt
in yourself ln your own driveway. If you
need air and can fin4 a station that stlll
keeps Its pump in working order, it's
always self service. I don't know what
little old. ladies do for air.
GAS STATIONS don't even seem as
interested In checkinl your oil u they
used to be. There's money aelllnl oU at
a gas station but I have a feelin& a lot ol
the attendants don't know where to look
for the clip stick or can•t figure out bow
to unlatch the hood of a car. l clrtve a
lt'78 Ford, not a r~e car ln America,
and II I uk lo hav• tht oU cbecked I
almost aJwllYS bave to 1et out and help
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the guy get the hood up.
They sell a lot of cans of oil in the
all·purpose shopping centers now and
people are obviously adding oil
themselves. I usually do it that way.
You can save a quarter or more buying
oil at a supermarket instead of at the
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gas station, although it's hardly worth
the trouble. If gas station attendants
didn't grumble when I aslt them to
check the oil, I'd never do it myself.
Things are probably going to get
worse, too, for th0&e of us who look for a
little clvillty and service at our gas
station. The bie oil companies are
lookin& for ways to cut their costs and
one of thole ways is to have us pump
our own gas, This Is a repulsive
development for those of us who don't
want to eet out or the car and don't
want to smell like gasoline for the rest
of the day. It's difficult not to get some
on.· your hands when you handle the
nozzle.
There are going to be more
self-service gas stations ln the fut11~
Reflection on minorities
it that be has no nollon ol what it
ac;tually means. •
-Money, lilte a virtuous woman, wUI
not stve ltaell up to those who merely
want a transient •rf•lr witb it; It
demands to be loved exclualvely for
itself alone be.fore " will consent to
reside permanenUy with a auilo!'.
-Even when we seek sympathy, we
don't want k to slop over so much that lt
makes ua feel worse than before we
101lclt.d it. -ln CQOM>rlM atrw:turet, at least I
su•feet Ilia& fewer men "climb 0.. la~· at~ tlau ltmply It.and on tb~a&.-whlle It earn. them up. ~ TIM candidate wlto maket the
fewet~ 1t1nda the teut ch1nct
of belli eleet.d. tbou1b on th1t baai1 1loae he woulll .... to be tbt 1u.,.rtor
man.
-It ..... Ullfa&r tb1t when tbert la a
VictorJ ""' tbe eoftrdlJ Iba.re ln the trtum_.. lll'OC••kllll~ ad ..._ then
li I d•U. ....-tM pltlftt lbaN 111 tM .....
because in 1960 the otl comparues pmd
S3 a barrel for oil and sold it' at the
pump ror 30 cen£s a gallon. Today the
oil companies have to pay $33 for a
barrel of crude oil and they sell eas for
$1.40. A little arithmetic indicates the
Arabs have raised their price by a
multiple or 11. The oil companies have
raised their price less than five times.
Oil companies don't go around losing
money, so you can bet that free air, free
water and washed windshields will
continue to go 011t of style. The present
glut of oil is still keeping some of the
stations competitive. It accounts for the
occasional gas station that still provides
a little service, but that is certain to
disappear when gas supplies get tighter
in the near future.
THE LACK OF service in service
stalloos doesn't make them unique, of
course. We're all getting used to doing
everything ourselves. The kind of
service that used to go with a sale as a
gesture of appreciation by the person
you bought it from is a thing of the past.
Last weekend I decided to give my
car a treat and have it washed. It bad
been more than a year since I'd been
through one of those things. I was
dis appointed to find that it was
brushless now, not nearly so exciting,
and also clisappoluted to find the price
bad been raised to $5.95.
I paid the tab and walled for my car
by the finUh line. There wa.s a slotted
box there with a 111n aayin1 "For The
Boys." '
There wu one wet spot with some
dirt left on the left front bumper and I
uked "one of the boys" if he'd wipe it
off wltb a cloth.
"lf we started doing that for one
perton," be said, "we'd have to do It for
everyone." I dls't drop anythlnc in the slot for
the service.
l'ront-wheel drive.
You know what's going on.
Seems like everybody's offering you
a rebate here or a sell-a-thon there.
And that's fine. For now.
But what happens later?
What happens 10 or 15 thousand
miles from now? Wiil the car you buy ·on
' a deal" be able to stand the test of time?
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A con1t1tution'a provlalon a1t\lrin1 o O • ye a r . o Id 1 t a t e l aw public a~• lo court hearin1s
rmlttlq criminal defendant.I "provldel no unqualified rilht to
o have preliminary co\lrt the publtc and media to attend a
earln,. clOled to the public and preliminary bearln1."
he newa meclla haa been upheld The unal\Jmoua declalon by
y tbe Callfornla Supreme actln1 Chief Juatice Frank urt. N•e w man I n·v o l v e d t II e
In ~ the petition by the newspaper' a attempt to 1alo
tan Joae Mercaary-Newa to access to a preUD}lnary hearln1
vertuna tlM 1812 law, t.he court for former San Joae City
ald Thursday the atale Councilman Altred Gar~. '7, ,
F ovenwr at a lo~s [or word.I
AT~A (AP) -A funny
thln1 bappened to Gov. Georse BusbM aa be stood before a jolnt aesaion ol the Legislature and a
1tatewlde televlsk>n audience
II'hurlday to give his b"udget
iaddreu.
He found be had a copy ol the
WrOJll apeech.
.. r have a real problem here, ..
the embarrassed governor
confeued. "I've got the State'of
the S~te speech and I don't
have Uae bud;et a~h. ''
Busbee bad delivered the
State ot the State addreu on Tuesday. In hurryio1 to tbe-Houae chamber Thursday to
deliver the budget addreas, he
pkked 'IP the wrooi doeum•t
Lucidly, aome advance COPlea
-ot the co'!'rect speech •• Ila cf already been circulated. nouse
Speaker Tom Murphy belped tbe
1overnor out ot the ~fbl •po& by lendtnl him his copy.
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thla yeer.
Committee of 4000
Phone: 640-1031
Come in and see our
large selection of Swimwear
accused ot bribery and state
Income tax ev,slon. He la still
awaltlna trial.
The court aald a defendant's
rlihl to a fair criminal trial
before an unbiased Jury arises
under the 5th, 6th and 14th
amendments to the U.S.
ConaUtuUon .
•'Thia court bas streaaed . . . the law's Importance ln help.Ing
defendant protect hlmaelf from
blaa by p~udldal publicity,"
t~dffiak>naaid. · Tbt cballenie to tbe law was the nnt ID l'ecent hlatory to
reach the hlgh court. The
newspaper attacked Uae order of
tbe Sunnyvale-Cupertino'
Municipal Court, which closed a preliminary bearing at Garza's
request. The Mere.fury -News
claimed the law requiring a closed bearing at a defendant's
request is an uncon1tltut1onal
infrlnaement upon the public's
right to attend.
A bill to repeal the law ls
before the California
Legislatwe, awaiting a report
from a conference eommittee.
IAN BULLET -Sen. Ed
Davis is sponsor of a bill in
the state Legislature to
regulate possession or
"killer bullets'' which can
pierce armor or bullet-proof
vests. Sen. Dan Boatright
authored a similar bill
introduced this week .
Seat Of the tr<;»uble
The rub was jeans in health panicf
MILFORD, Ma1Ja. <AP> -It their hands feel numb. ,
w a a a 1 e a t · of · th e · pa n ta They rubbed thelr bands 4n
di11noel1, but it turned out to be their jeans aome more. That
true-blue -the patlenta were made them bluer, the arudf4y
1ufferln1 Dul1ner Jeana hl&her and the hypervenUJatlf'l
Syndrome. worse. Laat month, two youn1 women How to avoid Dfflper Jeau ,
were brouabt in for emer1ency Sy ndrome?
t r e a t m e n t a t The hoepital 1u11est1 wri,
Milford·Whltlnavllle Re1lonal soapy water and a tactful nurae.
Hoapltal'a Milford dlvlslod. They
comr.lalned of coldness and
tin1I 01 ln thelr hands. which
appeared to have a blue tint.
Jan Iacovelli, an emer1ency
room µurse"' found the anJwer.
According to The Road Between,
tbe hospital 's monthly
new a letter, abe discovered the women had been cold and had
tried to warm their hands by
rubbln1 them on their stylish
new je&n1.
Dye from the jeans came oil
on their akin.
When the women saw their
hands turning blue, they became
anxious and began to hyperventilate, the newsletter
said. And that increased their
bodies' oxygen level. making
Week e nd ski .
trips planned .
Two weekend aid trips to
Mammoth Mountain have been
scheduled this winter by lhe
Newport· Beach Park.a, Beaches
and Reereatlon DepartmenL
The trips are Jan. 29, 30 and 31
and March 19. 20 and 21. The
excursion fee, which Includes
bus transportation, food~ a.nd litl
tickets, ls $85 a person.
On each trip, the bus will
depart from the Newport Beach City Hall at 5:30 p.m. For •
further information, call •
640-2271. ••
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'EXCITING DISCOVERY' -This bronze c hariot with driver
a nd horses is on e of two sets recently discovei'·ed near the
tomb of China's first e mperor in Sian. China. The horses are
FRIDAY, JAN. 15, 1982
CAVALCADE
GARDEN STOCKS
·"' ...... running and the charioteer Is seen sitting as he handled the
reins.
China unearths old ornaments
Uncovering of bronze objects near tomb of early emporor thrills China
XIAN, China (AP> -China
has unearthed two bronze
cb,rlols, compl~ w{th .,.e!Ot
horses and two charloteeTs.
close to the tomb of its fir•t
emperor, Chin Sbih·b&lang ti. The discovery has aent a thrill
of exciteme nt through thlt
a n cient Chinese capital,
comparable to that of 1974 when
peasants came across the
shad owy underground pottery
arm:L,_created to guard the
emperor in death as real armies
had done in hi s turbulent
lifetime.
Builder of the Great Wall ,
burner of books, and first unifier
of China, Chin died 2,191 years
ago. ·
"It is one of the most exciting
discoveries in recent years,"
says Ma Kesun, deputy director
of the Bureau of Cultural Relics
here.
Word of the discovery has
trickled Out in bils and pieces.
Ma and Bureau Division Chief
Chen Mengdong gave hitherto
undisclosed details.
"The horses, chariots and
warriors are half life.size." says
Ma . "Fune rary objects In
bronze of th.is size have never
been lound before. In addition,
they are ver y beautiful. The
horses are running and each
charioteer is sitting as be
handles the bronze reins of his
four·hor•e team. The OrlUlmt~ts
on the horses are of gold and
silver."
Chinese archaeologists are
trying to piece together whether
tbe bronze chartota are part of
the life ·size pottery army ,
estimated at 7,500 pieces. They
are on the eastern side of the
tomb complex, while the bronze
chariots are on the west.
"Like the pottery figures, the
bronze chariot sets were painted
in different colors," says Ma.
"The two ch arioteers are
mustached, dressed in short
gowns and wear caps. They
wear no armor but carry
two·edged swords slung on their
backs."
Like the pottery figures, the
charioteers are identifiably
different In dress, hair style and
facial expression. Their attitude
is one of intent seriousness.
Wh en discovered by
archaeological workers, the sets
-which weigh 1.1 tons each -
were lying loosely 23 feet deep in
the earth. The pottery figures
were 16"'2 feet down.
Perhaps one of the reasons
why the find h as been
surrounded in secrecy -the
area has been sealed off -is
'-
that the sets were not intact.
Though basically perfect, they
were in about 1,000 tmall
pieces," says Ma. "They are
being assembled by 10 people in
special workshops . Also, there
are many problems still to be
solved. While we work on them•
the digging'has stopped. We now
are making a s urvey of the
entire area."
Digging also has balled under
the huge vaulted museum which
houses the pottery army. More
than 2.5 million people, many
from abroad, have visited the
vast complex since it opened in
1979. About 600 of the 1,200
figures brought to light stand in
erect ·solemnitv. still ri.ithf11 l
after two millenia of vigilance.
The others are being put
together in eight workshops
while savants ponder the
m yste r y of it all. Their
con clusions on the life of
m ilitary men in the Chin
dynasty will be published in
1983.
"We have enough work here to
last us a hundred years," says
the mu se um 's c h ie f
a rchaeologist, Yuan Zongyi,
gesturing toward the tomb
complex. "In the past ye.ar or so
alone, we have made four major
discoveries." · '
He listed these aa the craves
of conscripts forced to work on
the tomb, a yard where the
stones for the tomb were cut, a
brick kiln and a m&Jsive dike to
protect tl)e tomb from
underground flood waters.
·'It is said that Chin mobilized
200 ,000 men to construct bis
tomb, many of them criminals
from other Chinese states," says
Yuan. "Until now there was no
material evidence to back up
this assumption. Thus, the
conscript graves are or great
historical importance.··
The graves are a mile west of
the burial mound and are 280.5
feet long, and 148.5 feet wide.
Arranged in three rows, the
s keletal remain s o f the
conscripts crouch in the fetal
position, two to three to each of
93 pits. No coffms were wasted
on the m and they were
accompanied by none of the
ornaments or funerary objects
which accompanied most Chin
citizens into the other world.
The age of the graves was
established by the presence of
Chin dynasty coins as well as
tile shards listing the names,
addresses and crimes of the
dead. They are the firsL known
Are you boring? Then
Saturday is the day just
for you . Read Hugh
Mulligan on Page 82.
., .........
ARMY FIGURE -This pottery army figure was unearthed
along with bronze wariiors and chariots in the ancient
Chinese capital of Sian. They were found near the tomb of
the empernr who died 2.191 ~·ears a#!o.
epitaphs in Chinese history.
Yuan says efforts are being
made to establish the causes of
death, some of which weTe
through execution, others from
disease. Mostly men -there
were a few women ,and two
children -the Chin conscripts
were about the same height as
modem Chinese.
As in the case of the pottery
army. peasants unearthed the
graves in 1979. Only in 1980,
however, was t he main pit
opened. Others rt:main.
The stone·cutting yard is
northwest of the burial mound
and contains a very long piece of
scooped·o ut granite used to
drain water from the tomb site.
Tools, h a mmers, grinding
stones, whetstones and iron
tools, all in good condition, also
were found. Iron collars ror the
conscripts and criminals were
other items.
Asked when the imperial tomb
itsel(, which ls still unopened,
will be penetrated, Yuan says,
"You Westerners are impatient;
patience is a Chinese virtue.
There are many problems to
resolve before we do so. First,
we have to complete surveyin1
the entire 22.5 square miles of
the tomb area -only one·tenth
has been done -and there are questions of how to cope with the
disintegration of materials like
silk and textiles inside the tomb.
We now are experimenting with
chemicals sent by American
friends. Greece also is helping
by s haring its . valuable
experience. .
·'The Xian area is ricb in
archaeological material," he
says. "It wars not only the
capital or the Chin but of 10
oth e r dynasties as well ,
including t he brilliant Tang. It
was China's first city ove.r a
period of 1,100 years."
He adds with a small smile,
"We could be digging for
another thousand years, by
which time we would be relics,
too."
Speech pathologist cures all kinds of verbal quirks
Beverly Hills woman helps mumbling millionaires to superstars
BEVERLY HILLS <AP> -On
any given day, the appointment
book ln Dr. Lllllan Glass' office
might include a mumbling
millionaire, a superstar actor
like Dustin Hoffma n, a
hand icapped child or a
transsexual.
The 28-year-0ld Ms. Glass is a
speech pathologist whose
practice ranees from helping
people to project their voices to
teachina cllenta an entirely new
manner of verbal expreuion,
includ\ng talktnc like the
opposite seit. She coached
Hoffman "bow to translate his
maleneu into femaleness" for a
cornlq role, and ah~ hat shown
other Hollywood entertainers
how to pJck up an accent, drop a
ell~ cleQ up a Uap. ecentlf, followtn1 bet work
wi Hoffman, wbo spoke ·'in a
very 111ale way .. Dr. Gius bu
been explortns cittterencea ln the
• ways American men.and women
communicate. "M• don't open their mouUaa as much as womm do, and end up ...,...Una more nual. WOCMD
ue more muaela to 1peak,"
Olanu&d.
But, abl polni.d out. men tend
to open up in pb11lcal
eom maalcattoa *" readily ·u... .....
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She meets with women who
want to change particular
aspects of their voice "becauae
no one takes them seriously ti
they speak wtth one of those
bigb, wispy voices.
· "In lh.e •ms that kind of voice
was the norm for women. 'Ibey
all talked like Betty Boop -
chatty and bigb·pitched. But lo
the late '40s and 'SOI women's
voices developed, and wO\Den
like Tallulah Bankhead and
Lauren Bacall were appeallq
with those secure. to1etber voices."
She thinks male•, however,
would aometlme• be beUer of(
communlcatln1 at a hither pitcb.
''Some men abuae their
volcu, ud talk at 1uda a low
pitch that it stralnt their YOke."
lb. Gla11 la be1lanlnf to
explore ·the f't)'cboJ01 cal
his voice improved, he found a
wife a nd e nded h is speech
training by giving a speech to
500 guests at the weddina.
Ms. Glass bas won a beauty ·
contest to prove her point about
the persuasions of an attractive
voice. She also uses the example
of tbe Elephant Man wboae
voice was his salvation from a
life in freak shows -allowtnc
blm to be an "attractive"
m em her of high society. ,
In her work with the
handicapped, Ms. Glass feel•
teaching genetically impaired
people to speak clearly end
properly will make society much
more accessible to them,
Sbe spenda one day a w• in
volunteer work wttb
handicapped chUclren, lnaplnd
by her &elief that ''the volte la
the mirror of tbe IOW."
Orange Oout DAILY PILOT/Friday, January 1&, 1982
•HUGH MULLIGAN
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th'e only problem ror the birds is finding a
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QEAR ANN LANDERS: 1 am 30 years
old and have pne chlld, age 3. Six months
a10 I left my husband. He wu an alcobollc
who became physically abusive and
wouldn't seek help. Finally. 1 bad enough.
I moved into my parent$· home
temporarily. After four week.I or looking
for employment I finally applied for pub1lc
assistance. Ann. I nearly died inside. No
one can know the f eelin1 without going
through it. I was determined to get orf the
dole as soon as possi~.
I hounded the employment agencies.
watched the ads and left my name
everywhere. Finally, 1 found a part.time
job. Being an honest person, 1 immediately
reported my earning&' to the.Department of
Social Services. Guess what they did? Cut
my grant by exactly the amount I earn. I
understood ·that my grant would be
reduced, but why should I work at all if I
come out exactly the same as if I just sat
on my butt?
Isn't there something wrong with a
system that provides no incentive to work'!
No wonder this country is in a financial
mess. Comment, please. --THERE'S GOT
TO aEA BETTER WAY
DEAR BETrER WAY: You have Just
put your Rager on oae of the most critical
problem1 of our time. And It's ·more than
naa11elal. It lavolves motivation, Integrity
aad a pverament tbat Implemented social
pro1r._... under FDR to alleviate· human
ml1ery. 8o now we have three generations
on welfare.
If aayone In Waahlngton has anything
to say, pleaae write to me. I'll print It.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a college
freshman wbo is worried about m y
roommate. He talks or death as a
.. welcome friend" becaµse he can't bear
all the terrible-things that are happening in
the world today.
This boy is bright and sensitive and
very kind. Too good to be true. almost.
Last week be had his third automobile
accident within six weeks. This time his
car was totaled. I'm afraid he is trying lo
kill himself. What can I do '!
DARTMOUTH WORRY
DEAR DARTMOUTH: Urge your
friend to seek counseling at school. If he
refuses, Inform the counselor of this lad's
depression. He must not be allowed to sllp
further away. Time Is of the essence.
Hurry.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I just had
another exasperating experience on the
phone with a motel telephone operator. ,
My husband is a traveling salesmari
and stays in motel~ often. Ninety· percen\
or the time when I call hlm it takes at leas(
five minutes before anyone answers. Then.
when I ask for his room. they let the phone
ring and ring and never come back on the
line so I can leave a message.
I have to call again. which means an
additional charge for a call that I should
not have to make . Do you ha\'e a solution?
EVANSVILLE RAGE
DEAR EVANSVILLE: Often In 1mall
motels tbe telephone operator 11 the
registration clerk. the cashier, the 1tturlty
officer and the janitor. My advice 11 &o ask
your hQlband to call you. It's cbea1ter.
CONFIDENTIAL TO Wiii I Ever
Learn?: Yea. Be patient. Oood Jud1ment
comea from experience. And experience
comes from poor Judgment •
Is alcohcftism ruining-your life'> Know the J
danger signals and what to do. Read tV ~
booklet ... Alcoholism -. Hope and Help... by
Ann c.hnders. Enclose 50 cents with your
request and a Long. stamped. self-addressed
envelope to Ann Landers. P 0 Box 11995.
Chicago. Ill. 6/J611.
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NO MATTER HOW MUCH
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National day ho-hum
Metropolitan Opera
National Council
Western Regional Auditions
RJOGEFIELD, Conn. <APl -Don't
plan anything exciting for Saturday.
Jan. 16 is National Dull Day. the only
day in the year completetely devoted to
creative indolence.
Take a bore to lunch. Show him the
pictures or your grandchildren. Tell him
about your operation. Give hi~ your views
on metrification. Ask him if he ever heard
of Thomas Sheridan. the 18th century Irish
actor and stage manager. wtio is more or
less the patron drone of National Dull Day.
Dr. Johnson said of him. "Sherry is
dull. naturally dull: but it must have taken
him a great deal of pains to become what
we now· see him. Such an excess of
stupidity. sir, is not nature... .
There's gratitude for you. Sheridan
had actually gone to a great deal of pains
to obtain a pension from King George II for
the garrulous lexicographer.
BUT DULL PEOPLE are accustomed
to having their accomplishments yawned
at if not ridiculed, which is why the males
of' the species have banded together into a
club. The Dull Men's Club was founded in
San Francisco several years ago to
promote collective ennui. The organization
is open to confessed dullards, former closet
dulls who have come out into the open, and
those nominated by their wives and
girlfriends for membership.
According to club founder Joe Troise of
San Francisco. as quoted in Signature
magazine ~ while back, a truly ~ult person
is one who shuns hot tubs. disco roller
skating and any other trendy pastim~.
"You just don't sparkle," he defines a dull.
.. You only jo& when someone Is chasing
you. and camping out is something you do
when your house is burning down."
On their dull, non-sports model
automobiles and pickup trucks, society
members flaunt their tireless tedium with
boring bumper stickers: "Oare tp be Dull"
and "Dull Me.n Go On and On and On."
HUGH MUlllGAN
MULLIGAN STEW
from Henry James's "The Golden · Bowl "
or drowse over the collected poems or the
Rev. Charles Kin~slev .
IN THE AFTERNOON, for as little
exercise as the actuarial tables will allow.
go ror a s troll through a row or
condominiums or around the neares t
ractorv district. Drop into a self-service
laundry to catch some of the conversation.
Peer through the fence or an abandoned
construction site. Sit by a plastic fountain
in a shopping mall. Go to the public library
and snooze in the reference room. Seek out
a Russian documentary film on health care
in the Urals or tractor assembly lines in
Minsk. Kibbitz a shuffleboard game. Chat
with your travel agent about tours to Gary.
lnd.
The idea is to emul~te Noel Coward
and revel in your "own vast personal
boredom.·· 1f you can brighten up a room
simply by leaving ll, you are well on your
way to achieving the mind numbing
heights of dullness attained only by
Common Maa:kel ministers discussing
Northern Ireland beer statistics or the
editors of Pravda running the latest Five
Year Plan up the flagpole. ·
On National Dull Day, wear a drab
s uit. have meatloaf for diMer, seek <?ut
your most 6uffocating neighbor, improvise
lugubrious airs on the nageolet. discuss
with your dentist or fuel oil delivery man
the most recent fU1J-page newspasx'r ad
from President Kim U SUng of North Korea
or recite for them the lesser lights on the
queen's honors list.
BEFORE GOING. TO BED. shortly
after 9, take a large cup ot cocoa wilh a
cracker. wlod the tlock, put out the cat.
turn off the porch lllhts and murmur
somethin1 monotonoua to your wife on the
order of, "Well. Maud, tomorrow's another
day. Got to set my beauty sleep ...
But firlt be sure !)er name is Maud.
otherwise the day'• JHk of activities could
beseU~. AS Ddli Day drones to a cloee.
al wa)'l ........... r tlie words of that pralrle '
phll3iblW MeKinley Dlrttleia:
. ~--up tn tile llklwelt
WU iild~ii'eMY. il nilt U)' I aever
round It '°· After· .-: loDI da1 of ~
down on the farm. folfOW.C &be 1~Un1
hon• = \M W.. = fiirow1, .... ,. ~'-·•··r=:
HS
"He says calm down to efficient. super-secretaries
m"ke him nervous."
llOlmCOPf -
sv SIDNEY OMARA
Sagittarius:
Changess~en
Saturday, Janu•ry 16
ARIES (March 21-April 19 ): Travel
plans are subject to change: partnership
commitment could dominate scenario.
·Individuals who usually make s n ap
decisions will now urge delay.
TAURUS <April 20-May 20>: Focus on
dependents, basic services, ability to ·reach
beyond apparent limitations. Perceive
picture as a whole. leave intricate details
for another day .
GEMINI <May 21-June 201 : Focus on
emotional responses, affairs of heart and
ability to discard non-essential material.
Style is imprinted. members of opposite
sex are drawn to you.
CANCER (June 21-July 221 : Changes
occur at home base. Legal documents
verify property claims . Intellectual
curiosity is s timulated -you'll learn
reasons for recent happenings.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22>: Accent on
relatives, domestic environment. ability to transfor~ ideas into viah(e concepts.
Budget review is necessary.
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Avoid
self-deception. see places and people as
they actually exist. not merely through
haze of wishful thinking. Focus on money.
LIBRA I Sept. 23-0ct. 22 >: This could
be your power-play da)'. Lunar an<l
numerical cycles high: you meet right
people at right time. obtain financing and
could also fall madly in love.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: What
seemed a missed opportunity will prove
merely to be a temporary delay .
Confidence will be restored .
SAGITTARIUS I Nov. 22-0ec. 21 l :
Scenario highlights excitement of change.
travel, variety and love. You meet people.
pioneer a project . gain add e d
independence and find outlet for creative
expression.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19 >:
Prestige rises. position will be backed by
those in authority. A void brooding, keep
resolutions concerning diet and nutrition.
AQUARius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18>: Good
moon aspect coincides with journeys,
spiritual concepts . abstract legal
principles ·and stimulation of learning
process.
PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20>: Dig
beneath layers of superficiality; you could
strike pay dirt. Focus on financial or tax
problems related to business ass9ciate.
partner or spouse.
SAN FRANCISCO ·-Heaven began to
leak ln late afternoon. By night, rain was
beatin~ a the windows. "Sierra i-esorfs
report heavy snowfall,·· said the TV weather
man. He looked happy, for all summer he had
to sound enthusiastic over "morning tog,
clearlnebynoon.' ·
Some teens chatter on the phone :
"There's this cheap ski trip. see? Two days
at Heatenly Valley."
I don't imagine the Gold Rush miners
called it that. Their names ran to lean
description : Bedbug a nd Freezoul.
Whiskey Slide and Poverty Flat.
··A freezing rain overtook us coming
down Dry Creek that night.·' m y
great-grandfather reported in 1850. · · 1 was
wet througl). Turned blue. Felt blue. And
was completely miserable ...
Not all downhill schussing and hot
butlered rum in the Sier~a in the davs of ~w . .
WHAT'S BEEN NEW in the blooming
year?
Well, haircuts have. been going up.
<Can you remember how to beat on an auto
horn -"Shave-and-a-haircut. Six bits! .. 1 I
paid 22 blooming dollars to get trimmed
the last time.
True, the mighty dollar has a hernia
and isn't supposed to lift anything. I don't
need a haircut as often as in my windswept
days. But a double deuce!
There were a couple of mamas under
the dryers. We jet' our haircuts along with
ladies -we're ALL liberated now. Thev
paid no attention to me. I could be making
up for the Drag Queen ball or macho as the
Marlboro man. We cause no stir. Ho-hum.
""That looks better now ... said the
haircutter. "I'll just blow it out a little so it
looks fuller on. the sides.··
IN THE YEAR 220 A CHAP name of
Tertullian said: ··or what service to your
salvation is all the anxious care you spend
i,n arraying your hair'! ..
He said It to Roman chicks. Even then
women were getting streaks.
Reading Cicero on last year's papyrus
manuscripts. Men's hair was of no concern
except to gay Julius Caesar who wore a
laurel wreath to hide his retreating Bonnie
Fair. ·
9 Down the many years men grinned and
bore it as hair went thataway.
We sat in the barber's chair. He
trimmed us and for no extra charge. we
got his political views. 1 My grandfather
went only to Republican barbers. 1
"Time we had a change in Washington.
if you ask m.e." Snip. snip.
ONLY A FEW YEARS AGO I was able
to break the barrier and go into a beauty
salon. I was nervous as a fox raiding a
chicken coop. Sat under the humming
dryer reading old copies of Vogue.
I had a woman hairdresser at that
time. She was a witch. I mean a REAL
witch. She could read cards and cast spells.
She could tell your past and future.
She ·said: "'I think I can make vou
grow hair."' ·
Well, who could resist that"! Up the
barricades'.
I DIDN'T GET ANY MORE hair but I
had high hopes. She used herbs on my
head. She pressed it between cloves of
garlic. She fed me Vitamin E . It's
supposed to tum you into a sexpot . first
you get hair. then you get sexy.
The E pills are time-fused. You don·t
know when they're going to go off. So I
didn't take department store elevators. I
walked waiting for the recoil.
But l didn "t get to look like a gor·
ilia. more's the pity. The E pills didn't turn
. me into a menace at the supermarket.
dammit. I just held onto what hair I had
and went back lo sending roses.
Nurse care limited
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: I 'had my
gall bladder out two weeks ago. I survived
the anesthesia and the' surgery without ·any
complicaUons -e~cept one.
During the first two post-operative
al&llta I needed help from a nurse badly.
Bat I had to suffer through these nights
aatU I received nursing help durtn1 the
da1. 'Willa hoepttal bills so high, would I be
••king too much to expect re1ular nursing
rare'? -MIS. ll.
T rou1 HIAlTH
DR. PETER J . STEINCROHN
a lame excuse. A pill o two will provide a
greater source or vitamins and miner~ls.
DEAR DOCTOR: Are doctors sllll
doing bean traHplants? -Mr. C.
STALLED IN STORM -Motorists return to try
to start abandoned cars stalled Tuesday by a
winter storm that hit Atlanta in
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mid-afternoon. As snow blanketed the area.
interstate highways began looking like a long
parking lot.
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oreno• Cout CAIL.If' PILOT/Friday, January 11, 1992
By JAMES E. WALTERS ..... , .... ~.-~
TUCSON, Arla. -Once r.carded
u th• ideal climate for pencina with
' plant·aUer1les, Arllona ln the put 20
years or ao has become one of the
wont.
Which Is why Linda Alpert
• developed the new, allergy.free ~ i~~~~s~:Jf :a~ ~=~~.~~s o:.~:!::
' Cllnlc.
: It's deallfted lo show people that ! many attractive plants can be 1rown
! In desert areas Uke Phoenix and
' Tucson without contributlna lo the
s~yrocket1n1 pollen count -and
stuffed·up noses, runny eyes and
, • tlred·out feelings. ·
• ''Twenty years ago the pollen count
I n the Arizona desert was
minuscule," said Mrs. Alpert, who ls
dlrec'tor or the clinic. "Then people
from other areas be1an moving here
ln large numbers, they wanted their
houses to look like where they came
from and they began planting lfle
' familiar, pollen.producing plants In
huge numbers."
Mrs. Alpert said that In the
beginning, "We had a tendency to
tell patients . they shouldn't plant
allergy.producers like mulberry
trees or Bermuda grass around their
homes.
"But they'd say they didn't want lo
II ve s urrounded by sand and cactus,"
she said. "And, or course. no one
likes to be told not to do something.
So I finally hit on the idea or
presenting something positive -
a ctually showing folks the green,
attractive and hardy plants that can
be grown in our deserts."
Th e National Foundation For
Asthma Inc. •JrHd to finance the
Idea. The medical cent•r •lreed •ht
coutd select tbt land1capln1 outaldt
a new aUer1y cUnJc whu the center
moved Into lta new S50 million
bulldlni.
Helpln1 with expert advice on
desert plants wa-Charles Sacamano,
a Unlveralty of Ar laona
hortlcuJturlst.
The 1arden opened last 1prln1.
Jn water·short Arlaona, there'•
another benetll ln dlsc1rdJn1 the b11
producers of airborne pollena. They
usually need 1eneroUJ amount.a ol
water to s urvive ln the arid cllmai..
The recommended plant• require
little water once established.
· Recommended trees include aucb
natives as the desert wlHow Chllopals
linearls and the Lyslloma,
sometimes known '1• fern of the
desert. Both are lacy·looklnl and
1row lo about 25 feet high, with
attractive flowers.
Cassia, jojoba and Texas ran1er
< Leucopbyllum> are amona the
shrubs-of·c:hoice. Flowering around
covers include the desert primrose
Oenothera species and desert
verbena (Verbena wrightll). For
flowers almost year·around, there Is
tM blackfool dalay ( Melanpodlum
· Leucanthum >.
And, as could be expected, an
assortment of cactus, agaves and
yuccas.
The airborne·pollen producers
generally have been imported from
outside the desert. One thing that
aggravates the allergy problem in
the desert Is the excessively dry air,
which makes the pollen 1r1Uns fly
mile& farther than in tbe plant's
normal growing range.
•
TULIP TIMt! Have you planted any of those gorgeous tulip bulb
flowers vel '? If vou haven't. the rt.• is still tlme. Plant some winter
flowering annuals over them lo c urry the color show until the~·
bloom.
Weekend g arde n chec klist
Trimming•
Nursery o ffers
prun ing class
ROH prunln• demonstratlona by
nuratrynw> CharUe KuUer are ael for 10 a .m ..
noon and! p.m. Saturday at HolU1ter'1 Nursery
and P'torlJl. 2MO Harbor Blvd., Cotta Meaa.
• • Pnanln1 la one or the leut undentood and
moat lmr!rtant aspects of succeaaful roae
,rowlnt,' Kastler said. The demon1tratlon1 are
ree and open to the publlc. For more
Information call 546-5525.
MINIATURE ROSES will be the topic of
Mrs. Chester Reed and Gordon BaJlmer of
Riverside, who will address the Rambllnt
Gardeners Garden Club Monday at 11:30 a.m.
in Mercury Savings and Loan, Edln1er at
Beach Blvd .. In Huntington Beach.
Reed 111 a nationally accredited show Judge
and arranger and Ballmer ls a well·known
rancler and 1rower of miniature rosea. The
meeting ls a fund-raising event for the club. and
the public is Invited at a nominal cost. For more
Information or reservations call Mrs. Anthony
Norman at 530·6157.
THE SPYGLASS Hill Garden Club will
meet Wednesday ln the home of Mrs. Joseph
Monl1al at 9:30 a.m.
Allen Beck of Allen Beck Flowers and Gift.a
will present a program of the work of
award·winning designer Randy Harmer,
recently named one or the top 10 designers In
Southern California.
For more Information call 644-«43.
THE HORTICULTURAL Society or Orange
County will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m . In the
California Cooperative Extension, 1000 S.
Harbor Blvd., Anaheim .
Steve Morgan, a specialist in collecting and
growln1 ferns. will lecture on the many upecu
and varieties or ferns, and some or his ferns will
be offered for sale. Visitors are welcome.
Colorf ul plants a v ailable
for sp ring blooming
•Bulbs available for compost and organic when you prune them.
planting now Include fertilizers . •Plant some Illies now
amaryllis hybrids and •Remove diseased, dead but be sure the drainage
hardy outdoor Illies. and cross-over branches is good In the location
•Have you sprayed for from fruit trees i4ow. you place them. They
peach leaf curl? Without • Don 't leave any or the don 't like standing in
THE TUSTANA African Vfolet Society will
meet at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday In Mercury
Savings, 1095 Irvine Blvd., Tustin, to make
program plans for the coming year and hear a
panel or experts discuss various aspects or
African Violet growing. Visitors are welcome.
For more information call 644·8851.
this preventive ~o~ld!_Jf~o~ll~a~g!e~o~n ~ro~s~e~s~w~a~te~r~.~~~~~~~~~==============================~
Spring is around the corner and
gardeners in California have the
adva ntage or being able lo plant a
large amount or early color that's
available now to brighten the cool
season or the year.
There are shrubs like the camellias
which bloom all winter and others
like flowering quince which show
Nurserymen offer
poison plant booklet
Each spring the gardener and
homeowner is given a wealth of
Information about the possible Ill
effects caused by plants In lbe home
and yard. Research by the American
Association of Nurserymen has
shown that much of what the avera1e
consumer sees ls either exaggerated
or wholely Inaccurate.
To help set the record strlU,thl, the
• group is offering a free booklet called
"Consumer Facts About Polson
Plants." For a copy send a
self.addressed, st•mped b1,11lne11
envelope to AAN. 230 SoutherD
Building, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005.
color long before we expect them to.
But the brightest calling card for
spring Is a bed or brightly colored
annuals. Who could deny t.hat sprln1
has arrived when pansies, calendulas
or Iceland poppi•s are blooming
happily In the garden?
These and other favorites are
available for planting thh1 month and
next. Try sweet alyssum1 vlolaa,
fairy primroses, snaps ana stock•.
The last two will bloom a UttJe later
than the others but by planting them
now you can a11ure youneU of the
charm each offers the garden.
When plantin1 annuals, be sure to
~rovlde a well·dralnlng soil. If your
garden is one of those where
drainage haa been a problem,
consider ralslng th• planUna bed by
usin1 brick or headerboard aa a
border and then ftlllng it 1n with
more soil and organic matter to the
new level. Now, you're ready to aet
out those annuals.
As a rule annuals prefer Iota of 1un
and wlnler·planted onea are no
exception. The fact they perform so
welf In cool wea.tber doean 't
ellmlnate the need for a sunny
plantlnl alte. Your nuneryman can
provide s~lfic advice on ptantln1
locatlbnl you desire to fiU with any of
thoat euy·to·arow aanua11.
FREE ROSE CARI DIMONSTRA TION
measure, peaches a nd
nectarines may suffer a
severe rungu ~ attack
this spring.
•K eep up with your
watering especially
during th e lapses
between winter rains.
Container plants would
surfer the most .
•You will find 1rape
vines ln bareroot form
this month. They make
a t errific pallo·arbor
cover when summer's
heal is present and they
grow very Cast.
•It pays lo buy a good
pfllr or sharp shears t-0
prune trees and shrubs
wltb. Clean, decisive
cuts are beti.r for the
plant than ra11ed ones.
•ll's bareroot time and
yo u 'll find roses
flowerln1 trees and
shrubs, s h ade trees,
berr~ and ftape vibes
and strawberri• ln tbls
form ready to be planted
Into your 1arden.
•S!ut maklnc fllana for
your cool 1ea1on
veget~ble garden now.
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Orange Coat DAILY PtLOT/Frlday, January ia. 1112 •••
M ore than 300 lawyers worked on it during 13 years
NEW YORK CAP> -People of that ourtoua
breed known as Wall Street lawyers, tbty of th•
three-piece 1ult1 and thl'ff·latcb britfcuH, are
normally cautious In 1peech and lftJl\IMt'.
But Evan Chesler, ». wu tn aa expantlve
mood.
·•1 doubt," he said with more than a touch of
fondness, "that there wlll ever be another IBM
caae."
For all of the slx year1 Ohesler h11 been an
11soclate at the Wall Street firm of Cravath,
Swaine and Moore -and for two summert before ·
that when he waa a law school lntern -the only
thin& he baa worked on 11 "the IBM cue."
And now it'a over.
The government's antitrust case aaalnst
International Business Machines ended last week'
when Jus'tice Department attorneys announced
they were droppln1 the aull.
Cla.lmin1 that IBM was ille1a1ly monopollzlna
the then-young computer market, the law1ult filed
on the last day of Lyndon Johnson'• admlnistr•Uon
In 1969 w·as one of the longest, most costly, most
complicated and all-round biggest court cases. in
American history.
Ford
• to omit
dividend
DETROIT <AP >
Ford Motor Co. will omit
Its dividend for the first
three months of 198?. the
first time sin ce the
automaker went public
In 1956 that it Is falllne
to pay stockholders a
quarterly dividend, the
company has
announced.
The No. 2 automaker's
board of directors took
the action hours before
contract talks were
scheduled to r esume
with the United Auto
Workers union.
DIVIDEND DROPPED
Ford Motor Co
C ha irman Philip
Ca ldwell said th e
firm would omit its
dividend fo r the first
three months of 1982.
--
By the time the c11e ended, there bad been
more than 2,500 de~altlons taken. Perhape StOO
million In lejlll fHs ~re paid to the Cravath nrm.
There were more than 88 mllllon PllH of
documents. At one time or another. more than 300
lawyers had worked on It.
Chesler alone put In 3,000 houri a year -the
equivalent of 75 normal 40·hour work wee~ -on
the case.
"1t became a way of life." he remlnleced from
the office the firm established In 1uburban White
Plaine, hard by IBM's corporate headquarters ln
Armonk, N.Y.
"It wu kind ot a Jarrln1 experience to have It
end," Chesler added. "You cannot devote ao much
or your life to something aod not have It affect
your personal life. But that's not unique among
so-called Wall Street lawyers."
Also not unique for the lawyers who worked on
the lBM case -and nearly all 200 of them at
Cravath did at one time or another -were
salaries rangin11 from $40,000 tor new associates to
well lnto six figures for partners. They 11ot annual
bonuses of up to $10,000, free vacations, lavish
expense-account dinne rs and limousines.
N E W BOEING CRAFT The Boeing
Company's newest uddilion. the 757. rolls out
of Renton. Wash. plant this week. The new
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twin-engine jet Is scheduled for its firsl flight
In February. It has been developed to replace
the 737s now in service.
Air Florida success story among airlines
F i rm whose jet slammed into bridge had no previous accidents, rapid gr owth
MIAMI CAP) -Air Florida, whose Boeing 737
s lam med Into a Potomac River bridge In
W ashlngton and kllltld scores of people, had been a
success story of recent years In the slumping
airline industry.
It had no previous accidents. "We never lost a
passenger," Cesar Alvarei, senior vice president,
said In sorrow after the crash Wednesday.
Only in recent weeks did the carrier. based
here, encounter its first taste of financial
adversity.
In 10 years, Air Florida used daring
promotions a nd discounts and aggressively
capltaJiied on federal dereguiatlon to zoom from a
tiny. in-slate commuter service Into a major
commercial airline. cashing In on the attractions
of the Sunshine State.
"Our success has been one fare, unrestricted,
very clearly defined. Everybody knows what it
Is," EU Timoner, the chairman and founder said
In a recent Interview. "The public really
understands no gimmicks and stralght talk."
Within a relatively short time, It expanded Into
the lucrative Fiorlda-Northeaat routes -
undercutting its big competitors at first with $50
Miami-New York fares.
It then moved lnto the Caribbean routes, a
profitable step that cashed in on heavily Latin
Mi am i's booming [eputalion as the vacation
mecca for South and Central American visitors.
The growth continued -through bltter price
wars wlth Pan American World Airways, Eastern
Airlines, Delta Air Linea and Trans World Airlines
and through the strike Aug. 3 which led to the
(iring of most o f the nation's civilian air
controllers .
At the end of the first nine months of 1981, Air
Florida boasted earnings Of $13 million, compared
with '5. 7 million for all of 1980.
It had been trylni to buy a controlllQI share of
Confused
Western Airlines of Los Angeles, but Western la
suln11 to block the takeover. It tried to purchase
Air California last year.
·'II our present rate of 11rowth were to
continue, in five years we'd be the blneat airline
In the free world," Air Florida Treasurer Joseph
Devlin boasted in Auaust.
In September, however, C. Edward Acker, the
man who masterminded Air Florida's growth
boom after Con11reas passed the 1978 Airline
Deregulation Act, left the company, becomlna
chairman of financially ailing Pan Am.
The fourth-quarter slump forced Air Florida to
resort to a gimmick -'an Sidi Green Stamps
giveaway. The carrier Monday be1an olfertna the
stamps to Intrastate Oyera in what Ttmoner called
the "openina thruat'' In turnlnt the tide a1ainst
other companlea w h o were selling
Northeast-to-Florida seats for lesa.
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LOI ANOIUI <AP> -~aeeull .. Oftm eomp&a&D tMt tUtftl ud ~ niW•U.. •••
tt bard to do Mbl•• • JaplD. llUt a Ualv~ Of Soutlatm Callforma
Nl•aftber 1111 cultural dittereneet,
aot. formal bafrlert, may be a major reuoa Amtrlcan1 attn 't Hllia1 to the J apane111.
Buyen and aellen la tbe Unli.d
Statea ...a to vlew taeb otbtr u
equall, Dr. Johll Graham aays, ud
Amarlcan aaleamen carry that
"horllOfttal" attitude wltb them to
Tokyo. But ln Japan, he 11y1, Milera
traditJsmally accord hlfber 1tatus to
buytn ln what Graham labels a
"vertical' relaUonahip. ·
••Jn Japan, moat two-peuon
relationahlpa are hierarchical, or
vertical, in nature," Graham 1ald ln
an interview. "When two people
meet, the fint tbln1 they do 11
establi.sb tbejr atatua relaUooabip,
and that tell.a each of them bow to
act. Americana are different from
most other people in that we feel
most comfortable when the interpersonal relationship is equal.
In other parts of the world, people
Great Western
reports first l.oss
LOS ANGELES (BW> -Great
Western Financial Corp. reported a
loss in the fourth quarter and the
year 1981, the first in the company's
history.
James F. Montgomery, chairman
and president, attributed the result to
the adverse effect of prolonged high
interest rates on operations.
For the fourth quarter, the loss was
$19.95 million, or 88 cents, compared
with eamlngs of $12.2 million, or 54
cents, for the Ute 1980 quarter. For
the year, the lcw was $15.42 million,
or 68 cents, against net income of
$39.17 million, or $1.7•, lo 1980.
an eomtoftable with dltt9Hlleel 1n
statue IDd ln Japan. • buyer tDjOyl
bl&berutu.''
" Orataam, notlnc tbat U.. trade
deftclt a.tween lbe two coc.mtrl• if
expected to reach *20 billion thla
year, says one reason Japanese
companies are so aucceaaful here la
that they are accustomed to treaUna
American buye1"1 aa aomethm, more
t.ban equat1.
·•A J..,...ese teller comina over lo
the U.S. ia Uled to, ln bl• own
country, taking • lower 1tatua
position and treaUn1 the buyer with
re~pect. So when be comes here, he
usually makes a sale," Graham said.
American sellers haven't learned
to reverse the process, he aald.
·•A Japanese buyer sittlnt ln Tokyo
e•pects some respect from the
lower-status seller and American
sellens come over backslappinl and
telling jokes and treating them the
same way u.ty treat buyers In the
U.S .• " be said. "As a consequence,
they don't make the sale and a
business relationship is never
established."
G rabam, assistant professor ol
marke ting in the International
Business Education and Research
Program at USC's School of
Business, has published an article on
his studiles of Japanese and
American sales practices entitled "A
Hidden Cause of America's Trade
·Deficit." In it, he ootes that Japanese
businessmen feel uncomfortable with
what tttey see as Americans'
high-pressD.re sales tactics.
•'Two Americans sitting at a
negotiating table expect to be able to
change each other's minds on the
spot. They want to get things done
and they will employ aggressive
persuasion tactics and threats-"If
you don't take it at lbis price, forget
it' -that kind of thing,'' Graham
said. "That's completely different
than the Japanese, who expect that if
minds are going to be changed it will
be a tooi process.'·
Pilot advertisihg is good business
for Newport Securities.
~ 11The response we have had
by runniftCJ in the Sunday
Daily Pilot has been excellent."
Lawrence Butler. Jt".
Newp::>rt Securities (0tp.
Newport Beoch
fllCTITIOUS aUllNHI fllCTITIOUS aUSINISS
MAMa ITAT .. MNT NAMI STATEMllNT
Tiie ,.._... _..,., Me _.,.. The 1ot1owl119 ,..,,on 11 dolno bull-•: !KitlnHSH: OIS PROflt!RTIES. 10141 GarWfl ( 11 A.M.1'. ADV ER Tl $1 HG
G'9WaMl.,GerWf!Grow,CAmd MARKETIHO RESEARCH; 121 """"'° ~nll, tf97t A.M.R MAii.iNG: U I A.M.R , =-~. w..tmlMMr, CA PRINTING ; t•> A .M .A . ·~~--#-.. ~·s .... -toet PUal.ISHIHG; I U A.M.lt. ....,._ --._ INVESTMENT. 2M22 El c.Mletlo. El Str .. t, FllllllUlft Vlfl9v. CA '21te T0t0, CA'"'3D.
Tin .......... <-*'"... .... Alte!t Cerrolel Hl"ln1, >•'22 Et dlYllllNI. C.Ullo, El Two, CA '26a.
-. ~~.I~ t ltlcllero arlen Amenoe , n>•t •nls ...,_,. w• -w Ill IN L..c:I-, MlsalOfl Viejo, CA nttt.
c:-ty a.rt. .. Or .... c-. ... Metl ~ G«don, 2'91 l...C:lnd<I,
O.C. ti, 1"1. MINlonVletl>,CAftMI.
,,.,.... This IMISfftftl " <-ctecl by • '-'--•i.r•....... ..... .•. ~p,
___ ,.. .. Lew "'"" c.. "'"''" ..... HM .... 11'............ Tlllt ... __. WH II-wit!\ U.
........... C..-DfM County a.rte o1I Or ... County onJ..,_ ~ ..... CA .... PWll9MCI Or-. C.st Delly Pltot. 6. t912. Fl
o.c. u. 1•. Jen. 1• 1• u . "" SJ64.t\ Plltlltv.cl Or ... C•Hl Delly Pllol,
------------Jen. I. u. n, 1t, ,., 17"11
ll'lrt• PWll .... Or ... Coott Otllty Pllol,
------------OK. U, "91, Join. 1, I. U, IS su1.-i
N..,.it S-nin c ..........
ll'ICTITlOUS aUllNHS
NAMI STAT•MINT
Tiie fotlo"l119 -sens ere dolnO
IMlsl,,.'6-et·
TRUSTEE SERVICES, 000
Me<Arlhur 81vd., ~lie 3000, W•ll
T-ff, -.rt Be«.11, CA '16'0.
Newport 111ttrnet101tel S.,vlu (orporetlon, • C.lllorftlo corp0retloft,
.000 MeCNthur 81'1<1 , S..li. SJOO -West T-r. HewDOrt 8eecll, CA
'2'60
Tiiis buslntH IS C.ONlu<lH Dy e
corooretlon
~ lnl ... Mtloftel
S...-.k• (;orporetlon
Dhlcl P. S(OKtrel
"1rftl-
Thlt Jl--wM lllecl wllll Ille
County Oeflt ol o ... 1111t Co.>nh on o.c.u.•• S-llel<on
Atlenloytlltl.ow
... MecNtllw.......,.
Stllte U..-... T-.... ,.... a.d>, CA ftMt
17141 .....
1'11MN
Publl ..... Or ... Coetl Delly PllOl,
J~. I, U, 22, 19, 1"2 1'W1
fllCTITIOUS IUllNHS
NAMI STATIMIENT
The fotl-1119 pen0111 •r• doln9
l>\ltlftflS .. : FOUNTAIN YAU.EV CENTl!A JOINT VENTURE, •> Corporete
PleH. Suite IO), Newpott Beech, CA '1'60,
HAltOl.D o, MOAlHIAO, '1S
lkvtklt 0r1 .... H .. -1 loecll, CA n..o.
ZAIO A. ASTARABAOI, ti
wtlllewood, lrvlnt, CA "71t.
This lllnlnesi b c-ucted by •
0911ff•I pwtnerlhlp,
HAltOLO G MOltEHeAD
T11i. ,.........,. -Iii.ct wllll Ille
County Cltfl of 0r.,.. councv 011 Jen. •. 1..a. ......
PulllltNe Orllnllt CO.It O.lly PllOt,
JM , I, IS,t2, It, "'2 U>"2
NEW FIGHTER -Grumman Aerospace Corp.
has received a $77 million contract from the
U.S. Air Force to build two forward sw~pt
wing ( FSW> fighter aircraft. The planes are
.............
d~signed to achieve speeds greater than 11 :i
times the speed of sound and altitudes
greater than 50.000 feet.
Newport
/inn
slwffled
Dr. Chrlltopher P .
K'elly, chalrman or the
board o f American
Dla1noatlc1 Corp. of
Newport Beach, bu
announced a major 1hllt
lo the company'•
&xecutlve structure.
Ronald ff. Coelyn has
been elevated t o
president and chtef
operating officer from
bl11 prior position as
executive vt ce
president.
The announcement
comea on the heet. of
another recent releasa
fro m the medical
diagnostic k it
manufacturer and
marketing firm
announci ng the
formation of an
independent selentlflc
advisory committee to
complement its internal
research and
development and
Expansio11 plea to be ignored? m•r•etin•:"·"'
Firms said planning to cut back on spending for n~w plants Profits up
WASHINGTON <AP> -The nation's incentivesmlhemultiyeartaxcul enactedlnl981 at Certron
businesses, starting the year mired in recession, should spur investment this year and help pull the
Intend to ignore the Reagan administration's plea national economy out of its second recession in two Certron Corp . of
A nah eim said the
results of its fiscal year
ended Oct. 31 reflect
con linued growth in
s ales.
for a 1982 surge m expansion, accord1ng to years.
a government survey. But executives apparently remain ed
A Commerce Department poll of executives unswayed by such arguments when they were
concluded that they now plan to actually cul back surveyed in November and December.
spending ~or new plants ~ _equipment by 0.5 .. 1 don't think It means \be Reagan proeram
percent .this year, not counting increases due only 'l ... g · it ,·ust hasn't picked up ateam yet,·· to inflation 1sn wor,m • .
such pians can change quickly, but if "real" said Commerce's chief economi.at. Robert Ortner.
Net sales for the year
were $23.463 million, an
i n c r e a s e ~o f
approximately 3 percent
over sales of $22. 784
mi I lion for the prior
capital spending actually falls lbis year. it would Considering that the survey was taken as the
be the first such decline since the severe 1974 recession was reaUy beginning lo bite, '"these
recession. capital spending plans aren't that bad actually,"
Top Reagan orricials have said repeatedly that he said. year.
SUflalUOft COUltT Of'
Ct\1.lll'OtHllA, COUNTY
OFOtlANOa t11111e-.... ~, ......
(HA•L•I ttOWARD l;\jllUaao.
DORllaN KAYll MALSllaO For c............ .
CASa NU ... llR A111M
ORD9R 10 lttOW CAUS&
FOR CH .... I Of' NAME
Cherin Hower4 MelHtd and
Ooru n K•.,. Mel-hOve Iii.cl a
..-1111on In lllls co..•1 for •n -r
ellowl119 petitioner to <"8"9e tllelr 11emes from Cllerlu •nd OorMll
Mtheeel 10 Cherin end Ooretll Mcl(ey,
II 11 ....._or-• ,,,.1 •ti .,.._
llllerut.i In the melter eforesel4
eppeor eel••• tllh c ourt In
OeNrt_,,. HO l el 100 Clvk Center
Drive, ~ S..to Mo, Celllotftie, 111'1
J.1142, •t 10 JD o'clock e .m .• 8flCI 111e11
•~ IMre t'-cevse, It eny llMY
lleve • .., MIO peCltion for croono. ol
nemo .,.,,... Id De ll'MloO.
II 11 f-orde-tllet e COPY of
this ord9f llO .,_ c.evse • l"'bll•Nol
In llle O.hy Pllol, e ~per of .. n•ul clfcui.tlon. putlllflleel In llllt
ce1111tty 114 toe" S'ICO • ....-tor four c-utl ........ , prw to .,. dey of
10ldMWlft9,
OATEOJ-ry'-1912.
RONALD"· PRl:HNER JUdlilt ol the ,.,._,for Collrt
Pwll...., Or ... CM.t Delly Pltol,
Jen. I, 1~ tt! >!t;1"2 "'_.,.
ll'ICTITIOUS aUSINl5S
NAM• ITAHMIENT • Tiie lollow1119 __ , ••• dol1t9
butlnell u :
G&S HOTIL CONSUi. TAN TS,
OtO MeCArtllur a1v4., loft. 600,
N-Pofl 9ftcll, CelllorllNt t2MO
l'rtd Glb110n1. •Oil I.• Per,
.......... Im Hltll, C.llfomle '°'°'7
Peter Sllew, 17M lucelyplus.
ane, Ce!ltwnle t262 I
Tflit lM.._. It cenelu(.... II\' Ill
liNMOt"PO<elff -IOti.n Olllff tMft .... "~ .... ~
Tlltt ,...._ -HIM wflll lllt c ... 111y Cte•l ., Or•noe ~,., • ..,
OKtm.., ao, "II
•11'141 flutll ... Or .... CMM Delly Plitt. ~M.1,1, U,tt, 1"2 seoM1
l
OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS
NEW YORK ~~) IClt ,,.JL 24~ UV. Horl1R1 3v. •"-ofilo<:H •1°"' 0'11 StdMlcro • '"" ~t!~~:0° .. =:.1 .. : l~fr'r~: ,;\II .~t: r,x;·:~7· m:: nv· ~.:~r,.o ,~ ,~ .... ~~:~~"' ~ ;1~ UPS AND DOWNS
•nd IOWflt otf9n .. COIOGH v. \II lnffllftd 611· '"' PCA I"' .,.. w. SterlSI 2'-'"" m••ktt ...... rs Hof ComCIH ... ,., •1 Intel 21 2114 ...... •• U\11 StrewCI ,...,. 2S ....
Tllurs PrlcH do nol CmlShr tS 1' lnlrcEnr "' Sii. PcGeA 20 20V. Sui.ru >61'> """ lncluderttellm•rtul9 CmwTtl IJ U\11 lfllmlG\ ._ t l>eultyP t t •;, SuperEI 7\1.t 711'> NEW YORK IAPI -TIM foll-Int llJI markdO-orcommd ConPtp U~ U lnBkW&h l?I/• 12V. PMrMI 10.... llV. S~et l 251/• 2""" \tlOWt IN O,,.r · llM • C_,1.,
Inion lor Tllur\dey Cordis 1111'> II lweSoUt 21 21 PeME1tl 11"9 t1 ~l:Es DC ~~ Jt::: ~,',:c~.,!;-' .:,••=~ •t,:1 ~~ C ::: SloO Bid A,ik CrotTre n'°• '3 Jems• Ullli !6\lo Peltl•lr I~ ...... Tem..-x J214 n~ percent of <...,._ r~OIHS ~ volume AEL Ind ~.to CullrFd ' ~ IV. Jerico • 11Y. 11 Peo11E•P .!~ ~ Tendm $ 1'11'> 2~ IOf' ThurMler.
AFAProl 11"" IJ Cr Itron t $ S~ Jlllyl'd '-.,.. Pep l<lll t .-~· lS h cumP •1 62 Ho M<tH'tl n trectlft9 911ow $2 ert Incl· AVM Cp 4\1 • .,, 0 •00 ' .......... Joslyn I :RV. ,,... •11 ~ j1 JIV. TtlcmA 111/t 1• uded. Net -percentevt Cll-t .,.. Ille Accurey I 11'1 OevtM ' IJV. ll"4. KeltSt fJf • 1'oh0
11 f'Ml•H•I 1114 1l"'i Tenent s 171'1 1'1'1 dllltrence -Ille prevlou1 clollnQ Addi nW 101 > II 08Mr 6 S.16 "' !(elver 1 S.I• t Pl ... ceSS ·~~ u TtxAB l J2VJ J2lllo ~•A price~ Tll•-s 't lffl Did AdvAou J', J'I> Oe•la g U Ullo Ke men s 11 1114 Plntlrln "'""' n Tl 21'-21 ... ""' .. ~ -• · !:~~:..~ ~~ ~ g:~N1 ~t. ·~ ~=r.~i: .w: .! :::m.: ~ ~~ ~::~~r1 ~l'I .;~ Allcolnc 44 d ..., Ot.Crys 72Vt 24 Kttlffel >.-. 2' P•sls ~ 'IQ trlCOPO ... 2A4 UflS Alie• J'\ JI.. 011'nCru » • I Kimi.II tt'h 1ff flretGM 'n\. ~ T H-LHI Cite Ameru It ltV. Ooctlll I 7""' ~ l(lllQlftl l(lntlnl PnSteyn tsv. ll" YSOftfd tJll> IJ 1 GvlE wt t • l\o>t AFurn 4 4\11 OollrGn 16"9 1•'-l YI 1 ProvrP 1\li I~ UnM<Ott 20 ~ J Sh1et1H l'-• -
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Alte\Mt 11'1 I·'-EcOllL.86 1.-, 1.-,. LendRH S'1 Reye/Im SS S6 VNIR $7-$7"'-t OllCtyPI 2V. + 16
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·-HE t h 10'4 F'ei.!Tk ~ ... Merion I .._ 8SvcM« ~ ~ :1~ wi : .... m:: JI KOH l 71'1 + '-fle11<A 9 J\Oi I S·1' FermG11 ~ ~ Meull.P a Sv<mll s 2t 1611) WOlvAlli 6't ·~ 22 OteOfl ' 1•''11 • 1~ tl•HIFr Jl'Wt n v. Flcltc.or t,._ u M•yPt ~ 21 51111\ed M Ml&. Womtl w • n Trion • " • I eayl1Mlt. ,.,.,. I~ Ft8Uy.' J2"" JJltl "'•~II .-.. I Sftwmut I ~ ~ W-Lot U Y>. ,. MCIC JO • 2 ... ••• 11... ~ SY> FtBOllfl ··~ >611'> MC m IM I SlertAt I 11\li 12"> WrlaNW 1"" 1 .... u KCA heh ~ • -BentPI FIEmt,S II 1 ..... MC erl I~ 1 SlflCOltll 2:1'4 tJYt Zlon1Jt 1 ~ U U M09,...E Pot + " l J.16 l 1-1• FtW11 In $ $1'1 MCQ\ley l:M 12illo SC..tWlr 113111t 113t~ n.e.-Not '•Pl>ll<•• Btlll s ~ 2'14 Fle11a•1 70't 20" Mlctt11W 17Vt 11\lo $wEISv .,
Pct. Up JO.O Up 1U Up 16.7 Up IU U• 1U u. tU Up 1U Up 1U VII 1U Ut> tu Up 12.1 Up IL! Up 11.S
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Ctmltlno NllE"GY 5'\lreHet TtcMOll SoJ!O wt NORKS
DOWNS Lei! Cllfl Pet,
Blrlcllr S"'4 Sl't ForettO U U" Mlllle'j "" 11 · 2
Blyvoor .. , .. ,, ... ~~;~~t~ ~~ ~r :,~.1~ !~ m~ NASDAQ SUMMARY 3
Bonen1 t• ~ IV. FrenkEI 11"• ti MonlCol •v. . ;
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Chui. 0 \0 O h HechnO I 1n. '""' No11tll 11411 J2 . UftCIMl!>ted . • ........... "• 2,Dt n I f "' 7 Helmlhc 2"' M Nucrp • IYI I Ttt•I I•-.. .. .. . . .. . .. • .. . .. 1.11'3 u ~1;,~. ~v. IE Htnr4F 21..., a HutrSy 1 1,.. 1 Hew 11..,_ .. . ... .. . . .• .. . .. • ... n u )CIUUIA tllo\ eP!o HOt04r\ 2 J.16 ,_. Oc.oe,,.r 1611'> I N-I~ · ··· · ·· ..... • · · "·• .. JS tc1t1Ultl ~ ll\lo Hoover tll. ..... l••M JIV. JI"'. Tot•I ..... . • .. .. . • . • • U .2 .. AOO u
!MUTUAL FUND
e:w...: Veron11.v AmCYIO t Ce1$1Y t
l.•-ln Mer<llO us Sii ft
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2'11 -I Off 21.6 S'll -1~ Off U ,1 s .... -1\lo Oii 11.S lV. -I/') 011 16.7 20.... -,,.. Off ... ,
2'• .... •Off IU
•V. "° Oft IS.0 3 11> Off IU 314 YI Off 1U
"" -II', Off IU 2"--Iii Off IU •l't .... Off 10.0
114 -14 Off 10.0 2... -14 Off 10.0
"" ... Ott 10.0 ,_ -\lo Off t..S
21'> -14 Off •••
1014 -I Off l.t
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Mun 80 t JO NL Inv Stk 11.67 It.JI Fldet 17 Ol NL Inv Sel UO U7
Fund 1 77 .. ., h Fr• 1 IS 'HL 2~~~ UO S 1l Pro SHvlcol.
NL. NL NU HI. Gwl Soc .... NI. ,,..,..,
NL NI. NI.
NL NI. . ..
ou could protect yeurHlf ~1 1•ttin1 a
I ~ eDdonemnt for replacement lfl Clf~YMt home'• .......... With this ,,_ 1wcMald collect ........ '8 1et a new
ldlil~ •uality. ~EllrMNueat, lli IDOlt ltates some eontC!Dta CCJYWlll 1&o 70 percent
• "Of anee on Uillfillloate, says Joe Stf--. ~ol Plr«nall'I FWMl Insurance ~··· a b•eca an policy for woald ltelude •.ooo tor ta. eantenta, instead
.,,tlletlandard ..... ,,_ eoet \lariee fN8l c.ompaar to ffalpany and
.U&e ID ltate, but fl a ~e, It ta 10 percent Of Ul_t ~ bomeoWnera premium.
T1ail contenta coverate i1 fw common types of
propert.y: coucbQ, chain, etc. 1t ii Dot Jntended f.or
1peetaJ ·property <Jewelry, nae aJU, sculpture.
utiqaet). lnlurnce companlea ln mott states, for
lmtadce, u=. eower919 for allverware lo $1,000 -un.,ealtatlc y.
Jn raet, Strawn points out tbat • Ht of silver
bou1bt ln June l"8 for SS.000 would coat $9,700 to replace today. A di&mond rin1 appraised for $5,000 In
June 1978 would coel f7,700 today.
U you have lbia type of property, aalt your
ln1urance a1enta to look into personal property
"floaters." These policlea provlde "all riak"
covera1e for special property; you set the coverage
ltmlta.
The coat ol floaters depencb on several factors,
lnehadine the value, UH and location of the insured
item. hWelry no.ten ran1e from 95 centa per SlOo of
covera1e in Alabaft'la to between St.65 and $2.65 In
CaUfomia. Floaters for furs avera1e Sl per SlOO
coveraae. and sliver aver~es so centa per •100. Fine
aru and collecUbtea are 'viduall1 appralaed. The
many factors that determine rates for those Items
make It Impossible to develop an average amount.
If you, the policyholder. are lo set tbe full benefit
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HELD TO 11 -UC Irvine
once again proved it could
win without a big scoring
night from Kevin Magee as
the Anteaters' top scorer was
held to 11 points in UCI's
50-49 win Thursday.
..
Illy Piiat ,
FRIDAY, JAN. 15, 1981
COMICS
, ....
C7
New England Patriots
may have finally
found a c'oach. C2.
SlowdoW.n has U Cl. steaming
But Titan tactics nearly work before .Irvine can gain 50-49 victory ..
~
By JOHN SEVANO
Of .. o.iiY ........... n looks u tr not.bins ii aoinc to come
easy to UC Irvine this season,
especially PCAA basketball games.
On a night when the Anteaters fiaured
to have lltUe difficulty, they needed
every last gasp ol breath within them to
pull otlt a thrilling 50-49 victory over
upset-minded Cal State Fullerton.
A boisterous crowd or 1,676 at
Crawford HaU was forced lo wait until
the buazer Wednesday night for the
final outco~e -leaving a lot of
fingemJils frayed and netves rattled.
With seven seconds remaining, the
Titans' Ricky Mixon went up in the air
with what was supposed to be the final
shot. Instead, be tried lo pass the ball to
Victor Green under the basket and
when UCl's Rainer Wulf tipped it into
the corner, a scramble ensued.
Green came up with the loose ball and
fired an 18-fooler at the buzzer.
But il reiU woefully short allowing the
Anteaters to heave a collective sigh or
relief.
''Just another routine game," aa!d
UCI Coach BUI Mullican, his toneue
planted firmly In cheek. "Let's race it,
everybody is going lo play that way
against u11 ln this conference."
The Titans, reaJlzing their limitations
agai nst the Anteaters. opted for a
Fresno State style or attack, which
meant a lot of stalling, a lot of patience and a shot every minute or so.
This naturally frustrated the
run-oriented Anteaters who entered the
game as the nation's No. 2 offensive
team with an 86.5 average.
The Titans' slowdown offensively
certainly slowed down the Anteaters,
but it was Fullerton's defense, too, that
played a l~rge part.
Fullerton used a box·and·one to
effectively shut down both Kevin Magee
(11 points) and Randy Whieldon (7).
··we played well, but It would ha'Ce
been nice tQ win ll," said Titan Coach
Georee McQuarn. "This ls certainly the
best we've played in terms or executln&
a game plan."
Of course lbe Anteaters didn't quite
reel the sam& way. In fact, many
players were downrl&bt insulted by
Fullerton's game plan.
"This is cruy," exclaimed an upset
Magee, who was held to juat FOUR
st-ots (he made three> the enti~e game.
"This is a good leaaue and aU, but I
can't believe we're going lo have lo see
this for 13 more games.
"They ought lo ouUaw defenses Uke
this, it shouldn't be aUowed in the
league. People are scared becaW1e they
know they can't play basketball with Iii.
Nobody in the country can run with ua,
so they don't. More than 1,700 people
didn't pay good money to come and see
Fullerton four-corner it. That's not basketball, that's playground."
Playground or not it was effective u
lt kept the Titans, 0-1 in conference, 1·~
overall, in tbe ••me.
The Titana trailed early 8-2, 11-4 and
18· 10 before they methodically cloffCI
the gap and eventually took the lead•
28·27, at the half. Of course lt heJped to
have Fullerton shoot 78 percent durlnc
the first 20 minutes, too.
Still, UCI was in control, loein1 the
lead only four times ln the rtna1 20
· minutes, its biHest deficit being 47"'4
with 5:50 to play.
But a basket by Wbieldon (be took
only six shots), two free throws by Ben
McDonald and a basket by Maeee 1av~
UCI the lead back for good.
Actually, the Anteaters have lo lake
some or the blame for such a cl<>Sf
contest. They missed four front end.a ot ·
a one-plWl·one at the free throw line and
miscued eight or 18 charity tosses
overall ( UCI finished 64.S percent from
<See IRVINE, Page CZ)
Rookie Ozaki
holding up Kite
Angels,
R eggie
huddle
By Tbe A.aeoclaled Presa
Vardon Trophy winner two back Angela owner Gene Autry and
Atlanta Braves boss Ted Tu.mer.:
still are trying lo sign free-aeent
slugger Reggie Jackson, who
earlier indicated the Baltimore
Orioles remained very much In
the running.
PALM SPRINGS <AP) -Jet
Ozaki, an obscure Japanese
rookie, had tbe lead but 1olf's
biggest money.winner last tear,
Tom Kite, was in a threatening
position alter two rounds of the
five-day Bob Hope Desert Golf
Classic.
And Kite, who last season bad
one of the most consistent
records in the game, had but one
thougbt. ln mind -winning more
often.
"I wanf to improve this
season,'' Kite said. "But even if
I ~ lf I ~ just like I did
last,._, I ouPa. to ju.st fall into
more victories than I had.
"That's my goal, one or my
,goals, this year. Win and win
often."
KITE, WHO took the Vardon
Trophy for the low stroke
average on the tour, was in the
top 10 fulishers in 21 or 25 starts
and finished the season with a
string of 18 consecutive events in
which be placed eighth or better.
But be won only one individual
title.
He's in position again.
A 6-under-par 66 Thursday at
tough Eldorado gave him a 134
total, 10 under par, and lifted
him to within two strokes of
Ozaki, the long-bitting surprise
leader.
Ozaki, younger brother of
former Japanese star Jumbo
Ozaki, used bis vast distance orr
Kings show
soine life
in loss
CALGARY, Alberta (AP) -
Don Perry doesn't expect to turn
the stru1gling Los Angeles
Kings arQUnd overnl1ht.
Bu~ two 1amee, be has instille some life into the
Nation Hockey League club
that cates it may be turning
the co r. · Pe~ who replaced Parker Mac onald as coach last
week , is sUU looking for bis
first victory after Thursday
nlgti;'s 5-2 loss to the Calgary
Flames.
Qotb of his losses have been in
ro~ games, however, and the
Kinas were at least competitive
in tboH sames. That's a step
forward because the Kings have
been the least successful road
club ol the 21 NHL teams this
aeaaoo.
"We cot off to a bad flrat
period and Clldn't have tbe
lntea8JtJ that we had in
Moat..a (alt• ef a 2-1 lou) T~," Perry said after UM .....
••a.& after talkinl to tbem,
i-. .... it ev~ they bad
in ... IMt two periodl. ''
.... Jult dJdD't ·~ breab ad <Ca11a17 ,oat er Pal) 'RllP made tome •XHJthNI ••nt ... tbey oeeded u... ... TM &lap blld tlae faurtit-IMM
....... Ja tM ...... Wt""· . nal•q at ••u. 1'lda .... . tMJ ......... •tartial .... . ....... ~ ,. ... . ... ,.., IMlt 8"W ... .. .......... w. tllli "" ........ edmltfed 1Lol ~
. defeu .. ea Otte 1Awl1, U.
lame.,... ...
the tee to birdie all of the par-5
holes on the way to a 68 at
Bermuda Dunes. Thal gave him
sole control or the 36-hole lead at
132.
Journeyman Rex Caldwell,
who shared the firal•round lead
with Ozaki, shot a 69, also at
Bermuda Dunes, and was one
stroke back at 133.
TIED WITH KITE at 134 were
former PGA champ Lanny
W adt.ins. Skeeter Heath and Cal
Peete. Peete had a 65 at La
QuJnta, WadtJns 89 at Eldorlldo
and Heath 67 at lndlaa WeU..
The format for lbla, the only
00-bole event on the lour, cal.la
for the 128 pros to play oae
round on each of four desert
courses, each day with a
different, three-man amateur
team. Alter four round• tbe
amateurs drop out and the field
is cut to the low 70 scorers for
the pro-only windup Sunday at
Indian Wells.
Mos t or the celebrity
amateurs, including former
President Gerald Ford and the
host comedian. along with the
top -nam e pro s played
Wednesday at Eldorado. But
Lee Trevino was among the.
mis sing. He suffered the
recurrence of chronic back
trouble after an opening round
or 69 and told officials he would
not be able to compete.
MASTERS CRAMP Tom
Watson had a 72 and waA at 141.
Defending titleholder Bruce
Lietzke shot 68-141. U.S. Open
champ David Graham was
71-138. And Arnold Palmer, the
current national seniors
champion and a five.time
winner here, had a 72-147 while
playing with President Ford. All
were at Eldorado.
PGA king Larry Nelson was
69-144 at Bermuda Dunes.
trs OVEAt -UC Irvine's Kevin Fuller nu
jumps for joy a s the buzzer sounds. ending
Thursday night's PCAA basketball opener
...., ............. ~ ......
against Cal State Fullertoq. The scoreboard
tells the story as the Anteaters survived a
scare but stopped the Titans, 50-49.
Jackson was due in Palm
Springs today lo discuss the
possibility of playing for the
Angels. .
Both The New York Times Anet
The Los Angeles Times reported
today that the Angela, convinced
that Jackson will not re-aien
with the Yankees, wlli make a
final bid for the left-handed
slugger.
•'I 've gotten word that
(Yankees owner) Georse
Steinbrenner is not really
interested," said Anseta
President Buuie Bavasi. "The
attitude I've gotten is, 'Hey, 10
ahead, do what you can,' so l'U
do it. We will make an offer that
be can say yes or no to and tbetl
we'll be in or out."
Bavasi said his information
came from associates of
Steinbrenner. But the Yankees
said today they are definitely
interested in Jackson.
Turner and Jackson met
Wednesday at a .. New York
restaurant, but there was no
immediate indication whether
the millionaire sportsman had
made any headway ln wootnc
the former Yankee slu••er. ·
''Ted flew into the Newark
(N.J .) airport 1J-ei:ause "\bey
were snowed in at LaGuardia
and Kennedy (airports), and be
called me," Jackson told the
JournaJ. "We met when be cot
I I i
to the city." I
Turner and J ackaon bad met p
previously In California to
discuss the Braves' attempt to
sien the free-agent player.
Jackson declined to discus~
details of bii. meetin1 with
Turner, includlne whether
Turner had sweetened his
previous offer, reportedly a
three-year, $2.4-million contracL
Brains . -not every sportswriter can guarantee it
Some are lumping Aaron in the same ~ategory with such immortals as Lindy, Rico and Leo
NOTF.S IN A COOKIE JA&: .
Leave if lo a few colleques to give
sportawrlters another black tnark ln the
public eye. Imagine the hlnacy of nine
writers leavinl Hank Aaron'• name ofl
their Hall of Fame baltotl. Even worse
were tbe immortals they oamed in bis
place, like the incomparable Lindy_
McDaniel, the alway1 ucltinc Rico
Petrocelli, the ever•popular Leo
Cardenas and tbe famqut Jlm Brewer. I
bei:eby extend a formal apolocy to
Aaron and everyone else who bu ever
trusted those in our occupaUon •••
Aclually, Don Drysdale, who mlaaed
belQ& Hlected by 71 • votel, probably
eaplalDed lt belt wbtD be aaid: "It'• tile
fJGNboU aoriters' Rall of Fame. I thlak
JOU'H sot to Ht t.bat 1Lraipt. Tbe
writ.,. have total c:oatrol O¥er who seta
ln and who ~·t. It doean't have '
anythinf to do with my peen" ...
• ADD DllYIDAL•: ·~1· • ...U, aot
clll•C*9· I'm ~ llUPJ for Kaak Ud (ao.e.1_,/,:1rte11 "., ..
.tao Mb me, 'l.Ooll ••• oat ol ., Uilll1. Ult ... ,.,._~, ..-a.· 8'll J
• • ..-a aona:.um.~aot eo worry altOut Wnii n• I baH ao
Mtrtl. l Wt ll ll'• ~~ I eu -. ..... ,...,~E ..... u1 ....... ._. ..._,leu coat.rol U:.."t'ar u Hall ol Pame Soel. .... lD ..... ~· ia.-·· .
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SPORT& COLUMNIST
JOHN .
SEYANO
The Angels have asked Renie
Jackson for an answer, one way or
another, by the end or tb1a weekend
AS FOR THE PaooaES& lb Ray
Malavasl's new coacblnl staff, DOtlll-.
ls bap~for the time bein&,..,..J.
Everyone, lncluclill& ua1ataril .......
manager Jack Paulltber, la in San
Diego for Ule Olympia Bowl, the final
(mercifully> coUe1e f°°'ball 1ame of
the season ... •
Last add Drysdale: "I' don't mean to
say that l don't care, mlnd you I'm not
lrylnC to pooh-pooh lhll. Of COU"'9 I'd
like to 1et ln. Tbere Juat lan't a tJalftl J
can do •bola it. Tbere are a lot ol ftl'1
1ood DWer9 who bavea't ID'9dl It, 9DCI
lh•1'ft', Meli on tile baUot a lal .....
lban me. IAok at ROJt :=•· M mud~ u lie 61 for b111 ••• •1
1oodwl, bow eouJd ... -be In?" That'• euy, apartawrti.t cit tM ......
what time of year it was, they
inadvertently announced the world
champions would be leavtnc for Vero
Beach Jan. 24. Well, it's Feb. at lnatead,
which is r;nore like It. The playen cet
bug1ed enough durln1 the season
without an extra month of it . . .
Fernando Valensuela's winter
statlstica read like this : four
appearances, 2·2 record, one no-bitter,
1.28 ERA, 28 lnninsa pitched, 35
strllreout.s, u wafts and u blta. Souadl
as if Fernando 1eta as mudl bat support
ln Mexico aa be does with the l)odaen
l'Oll mo.a INT•aUT&D in lueb trtvla, Ille aaetaau Beqala are 0.1 tndoon· -. ... .., Joalq. eo .....,.,
and New OrleaDI, wblle tbe San
Fruel1eo ... ,. are 1·1, loelDI to
l)jttrok (wfMn &q.er Bowl XVI wW bl
pJayed) IDll bntial New Orleam.
Bud Canon. The two lallted on tbe
phone just 36 hours before Robinson
decided he'd st•y at USC, canon, oae
of five Ram assistants to set tbe u
from MaJavasi, has otber offen be'1
mullini-over ...
THE ANGELS' screwball 11t11t,
Ancel Moreno, ls 13·1 In tbe Me'Xican
Winter League . . . -..
Jacbon and Anlel Owner Gene Autry ,
are .ebedtlled to meet lo Palm SprlAp
today ...
I
Steelen' Swann ,
Man of the Year.
From AP cllapa&clan
CANTON, Ohio -.Lyne s.aum. , Ill
the Pittsburgh Steelera' bl1·play t •
receiver deeply lnvolftd In bit cib''• clvlc and charitable proJtcta, liu
been named the 1981 National l'ootba!I Leaaue
Man of lbe Year.
Tbe Pro Football Hal ot Fame, wblcb
administers the annual awtard, annouQced
Thuraday Swann bad beeo telected over fOUI'
other f\nalllb.
The other flnaillts were
quarterbaft Archie Mallftina
of the New Orleans Saints,
wide ~ver Jerry Butler ot
the Buffalo Bills, runntns
back William Andren of tbe
Atlanta Palcooa and
qua~lt Ron Jaworakl ol
the PbiJ.-&plUa Eaalea.
. ' The wtniMr, picked by a
•• 'select llWJldla committee, is determined on the b .. ls of bi• contributions to
hts community as w.-i aa bis playing
excellence. •
•
Sprinter& Injured; Scott.rurw 3:56.9
MELBOURN&, Aultr11la -• Am1rtean •lll'intera 1111 Lau.., ud
Maril Ken( wtrt •ll•btly lnjuNd
Thurlday wben they weN brouallt dowo by
banaer-wavtn1 dtmonatratora durlnf the
IOO-mtter ftul of aa lnt#DaUonaJ tract and
field meet.
t.attany came back one.ball hour later to
fln11b MCond to f.UOw American Dwayne Evans
in a renum.lna of tht 1vent.
The lncldent marred a mfft wblcb featured
a 3:55.91 mJle by former UC JrvhM 1tandout
Steve Scott -the beat tlm• ever In Auatralla.
Fl yt rbnaen broke the four-mlnute barrier,
with John ·Walker of New Zealand clocklni
·3:56:34 and Briton Dave Moorcroft tlnhhln1 at 3:67.12.
Kent and Lattany were hurt about eo metera
Into the race, when they ran at top speed Into a
banner-wavlns •roup of nlne demonatraton.
Kent auff¥8d an injured thith when be
appeared to be kneed by one of the protesters,
wbo immediately fled from Olympic Park.
Lattany said he puJJed hll back sll11)Uy in an
attempt to avoid the demonstrators.
Meet organisers said the 1roup waa
protestln1 what ll claims is the abuse of
Aboriginal land rights al Alcoa's proposed
aluminum smelter site near Portland, Victoria.
Winslow athlete· of the month
One of the NaUonal Football
League's top pass receivers, tight • end K~ Wlaalow of the San Dle10
Charters. has been named Southern
CaUfomia's Athlete of ibe Month for December
by member of the Fl rst Interstate Bank
Athletic Foundation ... Joba llc:Earoe,
Quote of the day
• apparenUy changing tactics because of a pulled
leJC muscle, played a baseline game Thursday ,..-----------~------.'\ ~l 1 ht to defeat Jim my Connon. 6·2. 7.5 ln the
second round of a Masten
tennis champJonshlp in New
York ... The San Diego
Chargers announced
Thursday they have signed
four free agents, including
defensive end Robert Bolar
and defensive back &oa
J oaes of Long Beach State
. Philadelphia Easies' Coach Dlc:ll
Verrnell, talking about the talent
assembled for Saturday's Olympia Gold
Bowl in San Diego: "U I could tUe bome
one player -based on .the 1!!aal•' needa
-it would be (Tennessee wide reeetver)
Anthony Hancock."
Knicks foul up in Phoenix
Walter Davb hit lbe tying and
game-winning free throws with four
seconds left to lift the PhoenU. SUDS
t-0 a 90-89 •ictory over lbe New Yort Knicb
Thursday night ln the National Basketball
Association. Trailing 89-88 with eilht seeonds
remaining, Suns' center Al•b Adaat trted a
pass to Davis, who failed to control tbe ball
and as it skidded to midcourt, K.aick forward
Camp)' Russell fouled Davia ... Darwla
Cooll scored 29 points and 111.ke <eree added.
23 as New Jersey overwhelmed Chicago,
130· 104 . . . Mychal Tbompson, Jim Pauoa
and Kelvin Raasey each scored 22 points as
PorUand held off a furiout Houston rally to
defeat the Rockets, 111·100 ... Jeff Ralud
poured in 24 points, inclucU.ni U in lbe final
quarter. to lead Washington to a 121·114 lrlumpb
over Detroit.
Bruins overtake Islanders
Third-period goals by Terry o•aeWy and llkk -~ capped
a Boston comeback that save tbe
Bruins a 5·4 victory over the New Ylirk
Islanders in the NallonaJ ffoelley Lea11M
Thursday night. The triumph was BoltAlli'a
fourth in a row while lbe Islanders, wllo
squandered a 3·1 advantage, bad their~
streak snapped at four games . . . DetrGlt'a
Mark Kirton and Jolla ~ scored•
seconds apart in lbe first period to lead tbe' Red
Wings to a 3-1 victory over Colorado. I\ wu only
the fourth victory In Detroit's Jaat t.4
games ... BUI Barber scored two 1oals ud
six other Philadelphia players added one each
as lbe Flyers drilled Edmonton, .8-2.
Wiiia.OW and defensive back T)'roM
Jada from Cal State Fullerton. Tbe other
ls corner back Derrkk MarUa from San Jose
State . . . Free agent catcher nm Blackwell
signed a three-year contract wtlb lbe Mont.real
Expos Thursday.. . . Roa Eller, St. LouJs
University basketball coach, resigned bis
position effecll ve June 30, the university
announced.
Tefevision. radio
Following are the top sports events on TV
tonight. Ratings are: / 1 1 ./ excellent; ./ 1 1
V<(Orth watching; I./ fair; 1 forget It.
8 p.m., Chennet t ./ ./ ./
NBA BASKETBALL: Laken at Indiana.
Announcers: Chick Hearn and Keith
Erickson.
, The L.akers hope to win their third (Jame In six
outings tonight In lndl•n•. Jemaal Wiikes PKed
the teem to a 114·100 victory over Clevel.,td TueSday night. He joins Eervln "Maolc" Johnson
and Kanem Abdul·JabMr In the Los AnaetH
starting lln.up. The Latrs lead their dlvlslon wttlle Indiana Is third and well off tM pace In the
Eastern Conference Central Division.
OTHER TELEVISION 11:30 p.m. (13) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL
-Ar1zona at USC.
RADIO
Basketball -Lakers at Indiana, 6 p.m .,
KLAC (570); Arizona at USC. 8 p.m ., KOAY
(1580).
Hockey -Kings at Vancouver, 7:SO p.m ., . KPRZ (11SO).
Ski Report -Snow conditions In Southern
California mountains, 9:43 a.m., 12:43, 3:43, 7:43 p.m ., KNX (1070).
FV, E d ison
wr~stlers
post wins
From PageC1
The Fountain Valley and
Edison High WT'estling tealllJI
continued their strong showing !fl Sunset League Thursday dual
meets as each recorded easy
victories to improve their
respective loop marks to 2--0.
IRVINE SURVIVES • • •
the field and 56 perceat from the
free throw line). PCAA atandlc!f!-. o...e
"I bate what bappened w L w L
tonight." admitted Wbieldoo. "l Uetrwlfta t o tt t
played the 1thole game and took ~~-:.,.. : : ~ ~
only. five shots (by comparison, SM.Meat. 1 o 1 s
Wbleldon and ~:Jee flave ~ .. ~:C~:'°" : : ! : avera1ed 28 abots ·aJmosl 46 ut.11s._ o t 2 n
pointsbetweenthem). Llfltl...,,St. • 1 4 • .,..,..,,,k_ ·•u •s real frustrating. 'l'bey uc 1m...t11,c.11t.Fw1....,. .. should do something about thls. Fresno SC.,., uftl...,..,tyot Pac111e 4
Schembechler new athletic director?
COLLEGE STATION, Texa1
(AP) -Texas A&M ofnclala 1ay a declaion 11 Imminent by
Mlchifan football coach Bo
Schembechler on wt'lether he
wlll accept a 10 .year,
$2.2S·ml1Uon offer to become the
new A&M ath.letic director.
The 8ryan-Colle1e StaUon
Eacle Tbur1day quoted A&M
Board of Re1ents Chairman ff.It. "Bum'' Brl1ht as saylns
that Schembecttler had been
offered the job to replace
Marvin Tate, who resl1ned in
September.
"THAT'S THE JOB that's
offered right oow and he ia
consldertDg It," said Bri1ht. "I
can only say that Texas A&M
would be pleased and honored to
have a man the caliber of Bo
Scbembech1er come to A&M."
Scbembechler could not be
reached for comment Thursday
night and reportedly was
huddled with Michigan Athletic
Director Don Canham and
university President Harold T. Shapiro.
Canham told the Dallas Times
Herald there would be a
statement by Schembecbler
today.
"But we are goin1 t-0 do what
we can to keep him," he said ln
a separate interview wllb the
Detroit News.
Tbe Hous~oo Pos~. in a
copy right story, reported an
"unlmpeachflble source" sald
Scbembecbler also bas been
offered · the bead coacl\'•
poaltion. And Dave Diles, a
sportscaster for WXYZ·TV ln
Detroit, reporled sources at
Mlcbi1an said SchembechJer
was conaiderlng aa offer to
become both head coach and
athletic director.
• TOE POST SAID current
Head Coach Tom Wl1'on, whole
contract was extended 1A1t
month for another seaaon, will
be fired and his contract paJd
off. W~ waa on a recru1Un1
trip and could not be reached for
comment.
But interim A&M Athletic
Director Wally Groff denied
Schembecbler bad been offered
tbe coachlnl job.
''We've alieady got a coach,
and he's contracted for one
more year," Groff said. "The
only opening we have right now
ia for the A·f> posiUon."
Tbe Poet aaid sources told the
newapaper Schembechler
tentatively agreed to a contract
after the Bluebonnet Bowl, but
has delayed making a final
declsiop at least twice.
The newspaper sald Bright got
help in his negotiations from
Alabama Coach Paul "Bear''
Bryant, Georgia Coach Vince
Dooley and former Oklahoma
Coach Bud Wilkinson.
A6M aEGENTS and aJumnl
have been frustrated by a
football program that has
produced one Collon Bowl team
in the past 40 years and only
three Southwest Conference
ch'ampions, the latest a
tri-cbampion in 1975 that did not
go to the Cotton Bowl.
Scbembtehler, 52, the dean of
Big 10 coaches, has compiled a
123-24·3 record in 13 seasons at
Micbicln. He was named
collese Coach of the Vear ln 19619
and Big Ten Coach or the Vear
in 1972 and 118>.
His worst season at Michigan
was 8·4 in 1979. Eight or his
Michigan teams won 10 or more
games ln a season and nine were
Big 10 champions.
Arizona coach dies
Apparently commits suicide
TUCSON <AP> -A stunned
University of Arizona community
groped today for reasona wh,y
successful, well-liked track coach
Willie Willlams apparently
committed adclde. ·
"We can't uncover an)'tblnc at
thia tim~. It looked like things
were really goln1 bia way "
campus police Sgt. Samuel T.
Ragland said of ~ 41-year-old
Williama, whose body wu found
Tbunday with a slqle shot fired
into his right temple.
Williams was dlscovered by a graduate assistant in an
equipment room at the
university's new Rincon Vista
Track Stadium. A .38-caliber
revolver was clutched in hls hand
with one or six bullets fired,
Ragland said.
Ragland said he found a box of
ammunition and a receipt for the
gun, purchased earlier Thursday,
in the<!Oaeh's car parked nearby.
Williams apparenUy left no note,
the officer said.
Ragland said the assistant
coach who found WilUams,
Michael Busolf, "indicated be
bad been ~mewhatdespondent''
.
but did not know why. Williams,
who bad been at lbe university
since 1969 and coached track
since 1970, recently had been
named to coach American
sprinters for the 1984 Olympic
track team.
Athletic Director David Strack
said, in a statement, "The
university community is shocked
al the loss ef Willie. Coach
Williams was an outstanding
person and everyone connected
with our athletic department
thought highly or him. We regret
this unfortunate loss and send our
warmest sympathy to the
WU Iiams family."
President John P. Schaefer, in
New York on university business,
said, "Willie was such a fine man
and such a fine asset to the
university community. He leaves
a real void that will be hard to fill. ..
Williams, a 1962 graduate of
San Jose State University, was
an outstanding coJJege springer
and a finalist in the 1980
Olympic trials in the 200-and
400-meter runs.
He is survived by his wife and
four children.
College basketball
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s tory rrom Texas has
Michigan rootbaU coach Bo
Schembechler taking the
athletic director's post at
Texas A&M.
Meyern'ew ·
Patri ots
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DALLAS <AP) -Ron Meyer,
Southern Methodist University
football coach, said be has been
offered the coaching job or the
New England Patriots and will
announce his decision today.
according to a news paper
report.
A source close to the SMU
athletic department said
Thursday night that the
Mustang coach would accept the
position with the NFL club.
If he accepts the offer, Meyer
would replace Ron Erhardt, who
was rired at the end of the
season.
"Yes, l have been offered tbe
job with the New England
Patriots," Meyer told The
Dallas Morning News Thursday.
"The decision is up to me. I'll
make a decision within 24 hours."
A source said Meyer, who was
in New York Thursday, had
scheduled a team meeting for
noon Friday.
Members of the SM U coaching
start told the Orlando <Fla.)
Sentinel Star that Meyer flew to
New York Wednesday for an
interview with Patriots
President Billy Sullivan, his son
Chuck. the Pats' executive vice
presi d e nt ; and General
Manager Bucko IGlroy. Meyer
was supposed to return lo Texas
immediately after the interview
but made such an impression in
the session that he was given the
job. the newspaper said .
Meyer checked into a New
York hotel under an assumed
name and mel with Kilroy for
several hours Thurs day ,
hammering out details or a
four.year contract, estimated at
$700. ()()().
Laguna women win
The Laguna Beach High
women's soccer team, paced by
the two-goal performance of
Chrissie Weldon, opened South
Coast League play with a 4·1
victory over Capistrano Valley
Thursday.
Weldon, who has scored 12
goals this year and scored four
in a game Tuesday, received
scoring help from Sandy Martin
and Lisa Fegraus.
The Batons are 12· l oYeraU
aft-:r disposing of Marina, -.a.
while Edison benefited from
numerous forfeits to upend
Ocean View, 57-6.
Wb t lb (the T ' d UC SM ......... "· LOftl llMcll St. 5' a ey ltans) id j USl San J-St. 5', UWI St • ., Tonight' a gemea Kanua St. a1 c--~w Loulllanut "-0r1e-taltes away from lbe game." ....,..,.. ca-a .,... w.oer M. a1111a11o ~ .. JOMP11'1 .. N.c . .ciw.r1o11.
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The brother tandem of Steve
and Mike Mino each won for
Fountain Valley by decision,
while senior Barry CampbeJI is
18·3 this season after bis
decision at 140 pounds.
The Chargers' Gary Goldsteta.
a junior, remained undefeated
this season after plrtninc his
opponent at 138 pounds. ~
baa Ulo received 1tron1 effort.I
from Blll Olton and Stne CUl'Ty
this aeason, although neltber
was in action because of forfeJt
victories Thursday.
With Wbieldon and Magee ucsanc...,,.., •• ,ucirvi.. Wyom'"9a1Nwac1eL.Mv.... Hor"*""M-•t,..vec1aR-AadtonlatAkllf'llOlld Unlvenlty o4 Pacltk at Ian J4tM st. -...._. I' ~-·· •• s sileoced.aomeooe had to pick up utallSt.atF•-st. · ~~.~:!":'::~,. ...... ._..••G•-~ v~-.;,;-;,•~.=.
the slack for the Anteaters and cais1.1'......--at~11N<11 S•. llattiln w.MJc.,,.....ataa11s1. T'"nftMeTK11a1w.Kentuc11v Kevin Fuller, with 15 points, we1>erst.a18ols.s1. C••llMOft•t~.. wes11mc.roi1naatvM1 u1a11at evu o .. ,..,., ,..,. o-........... look upt.hetast. · games like the bne Fullerton 1da11ost.et11SW o.1re+tatx .... i.r.0111o w1c1t11ast.111T1111a "Nobod en.Jo . .... Mkll191ftSt.atllllMls Ar••-•IT•sn Y ys a game like presented. Almost every .team in co1umt11a at o.rtmo11t11 °"'•.st ... ,...._ A1c .. t hy1or
this,'7' adotded the point guard who the PCAA, with the exception of ~:=~~=· =:.:::~. ::'t~s:.':':r.:'.,c~~"'"'-
was 10 from lbe floor. ''As Utah State, will probably use lbe ......... Mlam1e11<.ms1. SMu••"-*'
far as a ~player ls concernid, same strategy. can1a1WYatH-•o;.::"" ~~st.= ~':·~::!~,.,..
a game ud this is pathetic. I Said Ma1ee: "J guess all J can Loul1l-TlchalS.Mllal1.-. •-111110.-atl.M~lll.... Tnes-Arl"'-'•1TCU c a n see so m e o n e being d l w. Teuut. •• .,....., 1 • .-de 11 berate, bu l th i 8 was o 11 be patient and when the S.tunf•Y'• g,emea C9"4re1 MkllltMI • T.-. ci .... '°"et Maryland
ridiculous. We're Div1'sa'on I opportunity comes l'U Just set UClafttA ......... ,~....... lh.-CNc..,Clrcltat(lhelllfldSt. ~•tOnnl the ball and stuff lt in their · c.1 st• l'u111rtona1 L~ ·--·~ 51 ~---.!:~1!911.':~a !.~"!.~,. •1 Mu..c11vwii. ballplayen. They sboutd put a -.. -., ..... • .. .,...._._.. 3o ·seco"'d clock in or face '' u1a1tSt.•'-"· •-Me*91t.•1n_..tt. s. . .1....-.. tl.Mlltfl u • P~lfketlM-'-St. lnfl-St.att.1-.... v .......... ~
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In the meantime, however, the mind those close sames u tons ~:r::.'!.=:. ~=...:::.=.., A"'9tnat1tt11N1119'allel
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F.remo's defense smothers Racific.in Bulldogs' romp; San Jose gets past Utah St , as .PCAA tips off
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LONG IMCH -Center Richard Anderson
acored l• ~at1 and 1rabbed lS rebound•
Thurld&Y ~t. leadlnc VC Santa Barbara to a
11·51 victory over Lona Beach State In the Pacinc
Cout Athletic Aaaoclalion buketball
•eMOO>Opener for both teama.
Forward York Oroe1 added 16 polnts, pulled
down 11 rebounds and waa credited with alx aaalatl
•• the Gauchoe raised theh' aeasoa record to 6-1.
Guards Mich.el RusaeU and Ilario Gatnea added
14anll10 point.I, retptetlvely, for Santa Barbara.
Guard Cr1i1 Hodtea led Loftl Beach Statti,
which fell to 4·8, wlth 16 points. Center Dino
Gre101')' added 15 points and pulled down seven
rebounds for the 49ers.
Free throws were a ~ey factor in the came at
the Lone Beach Arena as the Gauchos made lS of
20 while the 49ers connected on only five of 14.
UCSB outrebounded Lona Beach 31-32.
The 49ers led at half time 34·28, but tbe
Gauchos went ahead for good by scorin1 11
straight points early in the second half to turn a
40-36 deficit into a 47.40 advantage.
Freano St. 74, Pacific 40
FRESNO -Forward Bernard Thompson
scored 13 points to pace Fresno State to a 7~
victory over the University of Pacific In their
opening PCAA game.
The Fresno Bulldogs, who lead the nation in
defense, blocked nine shots, including a school
record six by senior forward Rod Higgins.
Pacific shot just 40 percent from the floor and
had 17 turnovers in the game. ·
Fresno shot 59 percent from the field and had
a free-throw balance of 22·36. Pacific connected on
!!ix of nine free throws. ..
Sen JoM St. 58, Utah St. 49
SAN JOSE -San Jose State forward Chris
McNealy scored 18 points and pulled down nine
rebounds to lead the Spartans to a 56"49 victory
over Utah St. in a PCAA openel".
Tbe Spartans, 7-5 overall, held a 22-20 halftime
lead and broke the game open in the second half,
scoring the first 10 points of the final period to take
a 32-20 edge over the Aggies.
Utah St. ran off the next nine points ln three
minute&. to come within five points with 8:26 left.
Senior forward Haakon Austefjord, who led all
scorers with 20 points, spearheaded the Aggie
charge with 13 points in the second half.
Weahlngton 75, Stanford 70
SEATTLE -Washlngton guard Steve Burks
scored 15 points, leading the Huskies past Stanford
Univ.ersity, 75-70, in Pacific·lOConlerence action.
The victory. was the Huskies' ninth straight
overall and left thent with a 5--0 conference mark.
Washington, which led 34·21 at halftime, built
up in a 21·point lead midway In the second half before
the Cardinals rallied behind center John Revelli
and forward Johnny Rogers. Rogers, a 6-0
freshman from La Quinta High, topped all scorers
with 19 points, while Revelli added 16 before
fouling out with two minutes left. ,
The Huskies opened up a 30-11 lead with five
minutes left in the first hall. Freshman forward
Deller Sch.rempf, replacina Kenny Lyles, who was
sidelined because of foul trouble, hit two buckets
as Washington outscored Stanford 10.2 lo nearly
five minutes.
UNLV ea, Colorado St. 54
LAS VEGAS -Junior forward Sidney Green
scored 15 points and grabbed six rebounds, lead.lne
Nevada-Las Vegas to a 68·54 non·conference.
victory over Colorado State.
The Rebels raised their record to 9·6, while the
Rams fell to 6-7.
Basketball scores
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UC,,..,,.,. 50, CAI SCMe Fullerton .. UC~..,_.. 11, L°"9 llH<ll
SL ff _,.,._St. 74, ,...,k.
S... J-St. 5', Vi.ft SL '9
W ....... St. SJ, C.I ll lael
Wtlltlnlton 15, SI.Miiord 70
NevlMM LM V1991 61, Color8"o 5t u
Golla ... 70, U. of Saft Ole90 •1
Htwtllst. UTEP .. loO
Seft 0ie90 St.. 1t. Ntw M .. ko 62
USIU ~ NoftlWm NI-5' St. IMtY't '2. l'wtl.wt 61 .Lt Vw .. Ila, NefW90I., Net-I
teem fl ..........
Tulu 71, Of' .... U
Tt•tl·Atllnvton JS, Te•n·Stn ..........
NE UIUll&Ma M H.wdift.Shn-, ...... -'-"' G"'lllt 2'. Mlulu>c.151. 20
VlrflMt "· W....., '7 Murrey SL 7S:MOrellNCI SL 61
AUlllfl....., 6', E. Kentucky 60 N.C .. WllmlfllllOn 51, Ettl Ctf'ollftt ..
W. IC9111Udrr 65, Middle T--..
tltktWIWW • V•~ Como10eow1•U'h,
ppcl ....... .........
Ml ....... '11 low• 5'
lndl-11, MklMtM SI
Otllo St. SI, llllflol1 SO (0\)
NorttlwtlMrll '1, Wltcomln SS ""' ....... ». MklMgM St • .,
Bradley 61, Ntw Me•ko St. 62
w lcllllt St. "· Crtl(lllton 5'
Florlda SI. 75, SI. L..ovl• 74
McH-Sl. ll. Wlt .·P•rUldt 73
llllnols St It. lndl-St U . ...
Ouq....,.,. 72. Pitt t2
Hotstra 61, L.art.,.ei. $$
Falrfi.td 74, Holy Cron 67
Fordhtm.,St."91tr'•"
GtorO-WtalllnOIOll 1•. Rllode .... ,.,, 7t (ol)
J tmff Medlloll 16, T__, SL•
LtStllt 7', IUdtr 10
TtmpM D, Otltwtrt ..
N189t<t '1, 9'ocllpot1st.7t
NCWlflMstwn 61, AUumllti.. ..
Catllolk u. " .,.,,.,,( ... u .• ppd,,
snow
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Cany-'2, Wet LA 61
Stntt Ba11we IS, Vt11tuu e
Mooll*il IS, T•ft 1S
Women "'°" ICttOOL ._.u..-
Huntl ..... 8Mcll 11, W.stmlfttlff »
,_talftVtlleyS6, Marina47 .,,.-~ .. ~=
MtlW Del '1, St. PWI 47 .........
Nawport Owl1U.n 2t Wooelbrkllt
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Freshman suard Dwayne Polee added 11
polntJ for the Rebels while Gree GoorJlan and
Larry Andent>n had 10 potntl eilth for UNLV.
Polee, a freabman, I Dd Richard Box led
Nevada·La• Ve1u ln reboundin1 w1Ua seven each.
Senior 1uard Eddle Huch led Colorado State
with 12 point.a. No other Ram player Jcored in
do\,\ble a.urea. Tim Murphy was held to two points
but led CSU In reboundlna with 1ht.
Virginia N, Wagner 81
CHARLOTJ'ESVILL~. Va. -Crall Robinson
scored a career·hllb 24 point.a and helped Vlrctnia
break open the same in the first half, leadln1 the
third-ranked Cavallers to a 99-67 victory over
Wainer.
Robinson, whose previous career hllh was 18
points, had 14 of his points ln the first hall. He
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r.avaUen a 38-22 lead with !:OT to IO ln lbe hall.
The Cavaliers, 14·1. built the lead to u many
as U points on a basket by Dan Merrifield that
capped a seven·polnt run and 1ave Vi.r1inla an
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Mlnnnote 81, low• 58
MINNEAPOLIS -Randy Breuer, Minnesota's
7-3 center, scored 22 points, llftlnl the 11th-ranked
Gophers to a 61·56 victory over fifth-rated Lowa in
Bil Ten action.
The Gophers, who upped their record to 10-2
and 2·1 ln the Bil Ten, broke open a U1ht pme
midway throu$Ch the second hall.
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MlMesota fell behind the Hawkeyea 29-27 at
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• San Diego St. 71, New Mexk:o 82
SAN DIEGO -Guard Zack Jones scored 11
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•U Queen Mary In [!~hoi begins and ends
wind lhrou1h marJn g each. Course to beach areas L as, Yacht clubs and
provide free lOct1i~n~ Beach YMCA to pre·race dinner R I or runners and hOlt Pre·re•iatratlo~ C ~~ begins at 1·30 a.m
tU.h te re1latrat1on la 118';~.~7b. 61 la ta.
e race1. DIYI · a.m.diyol 14·and-under to slons range from
dtvlslons lncfucle 20070-and·over. Other
wheelchair . Fl f°unda·and-ovet and ~nl1hera receive c:;,,;_tlme i;narathon
,, or more lnlormatl emorauve T-shirt. •26-8585. on, Phone C2t31
Fishing cttntca .
F l•hlllll e1tperl11 Churlle 011vlt and Rich T1auber wlll cQl'lduct cllnlc11 ut th4.! Fl11hln1
World aectlon of the 14th annual Southtrn
t:auromla Boot Show. Jan 29-ftb. 'I at
the 1 Oii Anlele• convNitlon Centtr. O~vls • ultwatcr outhorll~'. hu
written a bOOk. ··Hook Up," ~·tMh 11 now
In 1\8 slltlh vr1nllnt· He ha• f111hed up und
down the Pacific Coast. 'l' ~r 111 ratt.'d among the top Western Bus!" f111Mrmcn In the counll')'. lie wus
named angler or the y6~1' In 1978 and 111 a
four lime natlonol ch11mplonshlp
quullfler l Clinics wi ll lnclUde slide shows. ecturH
and question 11nd un11wer periods l 2\31 For nlore Information. phone
65~·9'326.
Harlem Globetrotters
Harlem Globetrott Forum In lnaJewOOd era to come to the
J>.m. I and Monday J Saturday, Jan. 23 12
Tlcketa are s:s' 5~n, 25 (7:80 p.m. I
Children Under ti , .7.50 and 19.SO
Tickets available at l~ecelve S2 dJs~nt.
and mutual agencies e Forum, Ticketro~
For more l r 874-4700 n ormatlon, Phone 12131
.
Superbowl of Bod11buiLdtng
Olint)'land Hotel It tile of SuperbOwl or
Bodybulldln1, Saturday. bellMlnl at 8
a.'r~cluded In th• actlvlllet 11 the
All·American Stren1th Coachet Cllnlc. presented by Bill Ennl•. co•1tate director
or the Natlonal Stren1th and CondiUonlnl
Auocla\lon. and by Wally Boyko
ProducUons. Inc. . Coaches clinic la desl&ned to improve
achool•' 1tren&th. tralnlna program•.
More than 100 fltneu exhibit• to be on
dll lay Admission la $5 al the door. ~lnlc concludes at 5 P m. Call 780-0169
for more Information
Tennis tournament
Elihlh annual Buffums/Kodel mixed
doubles. teM1s tournament May 21.23 Al Billie Jean Kina Tennis Center
t.;>na Beach. Tournament open to any'
c ub, park, school or business that
quaJl(ies a team prior to Friday, May 7 b~·
ho lding prel im in ary q_uallf in '
tournaments al their oraanlzallons Y g
Tournament Is not open to ju~1ors To
qualify, players must ha ve been bo
becfore Oct l. 1963 Thert is no entry Cee rn all 12131 436·!1841. ext 528 fo 1nCorma11on. r more
Huntington Beach, Edison rout foes
BYRON BALL JIM UseYITCH
Unheatens battle
OV faces Edison; Newport, CdM tangle
By ROGER CARI.SON
Oft .. Oalty ..... $¥
Battles of unbeaten& -Ocean View
<1·0> at Edison (1-0) in lhe Sunset
the offensive boards, but no one's
done it. We 've Juat 1ot to play 'em
headt up and see wJlal happens.
"l beard a lot earlier in the year
abo1.tt maybe de/ending Edison with
a box and one or triangle and two,
Fountain Valley stays unbeaten in Sunset with win over Marina
Huntington Beach and Edison posted
easy victories In the women's Sunset
League basketball chase Thursday
nl1ht, wblle Fountain Valley managed
to hold off ~sky Marina.
Meanwhile, Mater Del won Its second
straight Angelus League tilt.
Here's how it went:
Huntington 78, Weatmlnster 33
Westmlnster made a game out of It
for one quarter, trailing only 16-13, but
by the end of the third period. the Oilers
were breezing by 34.
Betty Mendot:a had 13 rebounds to 10
with a game-high 1,8 points and Cathy
Cordova had eiihl assists and six
steals. The win evened HB's mark at
1·1.
Edlaon 57, Ocean View 14
The Chargers, ranJced seventh in CIF
in the latest poll, were convincing
winners al both ends of the court.
"That might have been the best
defense we played all year," praised
Edison Coach Dave White. "ll created
the flow for our oflense."
Center Tina DenHeyer collected 28
rebounds lo set a school record and also
had 17 points to lead all scorers.
Fountain Valley 56, Marina 47
With I :22 remaining, lhe Barons led
only 47·45, but Rhonda Barton canned
_w_o_M_E_N ___ ·~·· '
six clutch free throws down the stretch
and Deanne Davis hit a crucial
lbree·poinl play to assure the victory.
Mater Del 67, St. Paul 47
The Monarchs' Alonda Varisco and
Kathy Gorman combined for 45 points
in the easy victory. MD stretched a
seven.point advantage lo 31 in the third
quarter by outscoring St. Paul. 31·7.
Nwpt. Chrtetlan 23, Woodbridge 19
Sophomore center Slella Berkebile
l ed all scorers with 10 points as
Newport Christian evened lts overall
record al4..t.
Liberty Chrtatlan 37, Brethren 36
-Liberty won Its second game of the
season as senior guard Tanya Edwards
poured in 25 points.
Power squadron plans
boating course signups
Registration will continue Monday at
6:30 p.m. at Newport Harbor Yacht
Club, 730 W. Bay St. for Balboa Power
Squadron's spring boating course. ;
The lJ..week course in safe boating
and piloting is free to lhe public.
Instruction is by veteran power
squadron members and includes both power and sail.
Subjects covered include handling
under normal conditions ; handling
under adverse conditions; seamanship
and common emergencies; rules of the
nautical road and flag etiquette;
compass a'nd c harts; aids to
navigation ; running lights and
equipment; inland and trailer boating.
1 League and Newport Harbor (4-0) at
Corona del Mar (4-0) In the Sea View
League -highlight tonight's prep
basketball schedule and wben the
smoke clears, title pictures figure to
become clearer.
but l don't think 1immicks wiU work.·--------------------------------------------------
Each Is billed to begin •t 7:30, as
are seven pf eighl other games
Involving Orange Coast area teams.
Other Sunset duels Include
Fountain Valley (1-0) at Marina (0-1)
and Westminster <O·l > at Huntington
Beach (0·1).
OTHER SEA VIEW ventures
include University (3-1) at Estancia
(4 ·0 ); Cos ta Mesa (1 -3) at
Saddleback (0·4); and El Toro «>·4)
al Irvine (0-4).
Woodbridge takes its 10-3 free
~ASKETBALL m
lance record to Brethren in
.,aramount (8 p.m.); Laguna Beach
ls at Capistrano Valley in a batUe of
1·1 South Coast League teams; and
Mater Dei takes Ila 1·1 Angelus
League mark to Bishop Montgomery
(0·1) In Torrance.
Edison Coach Barry Leigh saw his
14·1 team down by a 14-6 margin
against Marina ("A little heart
arrest for me in the first five
minutes," says Leigh), before his
Chargers, ranked No. 1 in Orange
County, and No. 2 In CIF 4·A, pulled
away for a 22-point victory.
''It's important for us to have our
tempo," says Leigh. "We end up in
the 50s and we're ln trouble."
Richard Chang and Rick
DiBemardo lead the Chargers in lhe
interior and Chang showed alm01t
complete r~covery from a chest
ailment, scorln1 24 •••Inst Marina.
"Chana ls lookinl good and ls able lo
run and play a lull 1ame." says
Lel.h.
JEFF STEPHENS and Mark
Goudce give Edison a solid
baekcourt, but that'• no 1urprile.
The 1urprile iJ 1-4 Pete Blnulli '•
ability to step ln and do the Job
defensively with 1-4 Darren Moore
itUI boeled down with lDjurtea.
"The key to our IUCCtll II
everyone playtn1 bl1 role," aay1
Lelah. Coach Jlm Harris' Seabawk1
counter the inalde came of Ed1loG ~ltb •·•~ Jim U1t•ltcb, who
aver••• ao.1per1•m•i but ... beld 1o a aeaaon-low of 1 x pointl by
Weatmlnater on Wedneadlly wltb
•lowdown \act.lea.
Willa. u .. vttch la th• focal paint
wltb bll ..... WI Oc.aa YleW'•
lupPGltllil cut <loott DllltM:Ai &ban WftDll', M DHt Clll'l'Oll ...
,., Mii• Judi•> wbtclt ..._ w
bftillU.leaiawu,10.a....u . . ~..,.· ..-cern II obfloul -lt'a
~"Mff "!!;• • • --.-~·"
There's no one you can slack off of."
There's another 4-0 team
(Estancia> in the Sea View League,
but the Newport Harbor·CdM
colllsion is the big one, before an
anticipated packed CdM gym.
"WE'RE PLAYING well," says
Sailon Coach Jerry DeBusk, "but
It's been againat aone teams. Corona
del Mar is goln• to put more
pressure on us than any zone team
and (Chris) Lynch, (Mike) Hess and
(Kurt) Petersen have been nails
rrom outside.
"They're on top with nine straight
wlns. We have to c<>ntain those three
and we can't give them five feel or
space to shoot.
"I'd Ute to see the game higher
lhan the 40s or 509. We'd like to get 1t
and go."
The 6-7 front of Byron BaU and Joe
Seager clog up the mlddle of the
Sailors' zone and S-3 Scott I.Jner, S-0
Brian Folk and 6-0 Steve PelleUer
give the Sailors the complete look.
The Sea Kings of Coach Jack
Errion have indeed won nine straithl
and are ranked No. 7 in tbe CIF l ·A.
Lynch, He11 and Petersen are
dead1y from outside and can control
the tempo to their liking, whiJe 6·8
Hank Goebel and 6·' Garth Olaoo
give CdM iAslde strength to counter
Ball and Sea1er.
''WE1RE GOING to have lo hope
each of our kids can do a job
lndJvldually. We can't 1ive anyone
any help. I don't think we can 1et'
much inside so we have to go with
outside shoolin1 and play hard on
defense,'' says 8rrion.
"We need adequate shoolln•
< con1l1t.ently in the 40·50 percent
ranf•'·" adds Errlon. E sewhere In the Sea View the
Eagles of Estancia risk their No. '
status ln CIF 3·A a1atnsl the taller
(6'-7 Brad Gueas) University TroJU..
Estancia counten with qulckneu
(Jeff Gardner and Co.), and la oa •
four·••me wlnnln1 streak after
011•nln1 tbe 1ea1on wltb a
Hven·1ame 1treak. COila Mesa lri•
to 1et well at Saddleback .Klih,
whlch featurea a lot of slow
Roaclnannen, while Jrv1ne trl81 to
lftap a 10.,ame lollnl 1tnak aplnaC,
vlaltiq El Toro. llartna bu an acid test .,alnlt
Fountain Valle1 lD the Suuet.1-...
ln lta quest for a playoff berth. After
the bl• Iota to ll!dlaoa, aaotlMr
setback will make tt touab to r9e0Up.
If the Vlktnp are to 1ueceed they'll
have to contain Fountain Vallt1'1
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Ml•on II, HawtllorN 2, G'"" 2, AllOertOl'I 4,
51 ......... 2, NNI t. Totals: 1A 1-1 4i.
UC t11VlN8 -l'11ller IS, Wllleldon 7,
Tllomlon I, Wllll I, McOonakt I."'-11.
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Total I011t1: C•I Stet• F111tert9ft "· UC
lrYIM S; Fouled out : Stellflen1 CCal Stele F11llertonl.
HIGH SCHOOL WOMEN
Newoort Chr. 23t Woodbrtda-11
W060tllltOO• -~-r 2, G•0-
0, Vertlerg •. Haf'Nndel 12. Fiil• 1 Totat.:. l·• It. N8Wll'OllT CHlllSTIAN -Benon11av•t1 s. Merine J, Berkebll• 10, ~n4erton •
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NewPort Ovllllan
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0 1 I 10-U
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CllrlsllWt 10
M•t•r Del 87, St. P•ul 47
IT. PAUi. Roc:cllar4 4, 011tlerra• 21, Laf18<11e J, Turrie!• 4, Gam., 6. S.rldo 7,
Van H•lland I, ... _ .. J. Tot•••. "11.210.
MATlll ~ K. hller J. P ._,... 4,
GoNnan 2•. o.,. J, s. ...... io J, Gainey •.
Varlaco 21, Barry 1 TotallT2' IS-JS t1 k-.., o.en.n
St, Peul I 11 1 Jt -47
Mater Del • 11 11 to--47
Total rou11· SI P ... 1 U, ~ter Oel 10;
l'oule4 out· Gutlerru <St. Peull, Ven
Holtan4 (51 P ... I)
Edleon 57, Oce•n View 14
OCIA" Yt•W -W.ob a, Wlllle 2, a.. ..
1, SIMll t, Giii I, Garman o. Gattl•no O.
Totela: S•·IO U.
IOIM>N l(rUj)4la s. HOllk I, Tr•IH ••
Tenabe IJ, O...Heyer 11, BlllNr s. c11a ... o.
Cales J, LoSeMo I Totalt: 21 J.IJ H .
k-ay0.."9ft
Ocean View J 1 t 1-t•
ldlton • u ,. 11-n
Total ""''' OCIM v-10, llClllon IS, l'ovf..i oul 0...Heyer (ECllsonl.
Htn. Beech 71, WHtmln1ter 33
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Gutllrle 6. J,.IH t, Sclllen<ae I, l(u"""I J,
s.<ovw J, ICOllClll O Totals· 1111·H JJ •
MUNTINOTON 15ACH -Ca rr ll.
Cerdon 4, T-16, Paclllo •. Hamlley
J, MendOU 11, 8uOell t , Cltnllenl>e•nl 11.
TOCall: JJ 12'21 Tl. le-.., O-r1en Wttl"llnJler U • 11 5-»
H11t1tmtton llHcll 11 JO 21 16-11
Totel lov41· W"lmlns1er n , Huntl""°" Beacll '1 ; l'oute4 0111, 1(11111ml
(Westmlnaterl, 8uc k1h I H11nll111to11
•••<Ill. Tac1Wcel1: Wntmlnster CoKllt.
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l'tn. Yaltev II, Mel'ln• ier
MAlll NA -101111 6, Howltd 10,
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00 -Flnllllecl tlllrd, 41sqvalllled a"4
pieced t ltMll.
Time: 10.JI.
U UlACTA ll-t) pakl '27.10.
HCOMO llAC•. '10 yarclt
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•·llultall Aotltel, El Remal, 1(-qva.
• -cOUPltd. Tim•· ~12.
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Touts M_, O."' CClle"9rl •J.«I 11.2'
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l'"TH llAC•. UO Yll'41
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U IXACTA IHI peltl Mt.JO
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Time: 461D
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llcllets llourlloreesl.
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•·J•VOlll Jey IWanll 4 40
Also raced: Spe<lel DtllYfriH, Helsllnl.
Litt N eon. Felrw•v• RoqtlHI, H9'191111
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Time: 20.4S.
U allACTA 11·tl peklU1 40
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Roya Ct1rl•, The l(lnd, Fotlorla, lrlall LI,..,
Royal Wl,,.tlll'm, Remaclf.
Time: 1:102/J
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Alto reced: Orearner'1 HoUCley, °"11-
Women, 1'11119 01119.
Time: 1:0t 2/J. u 81lACTA IHI paldflu.oo
11 PICK Siil C .. IMl).S.2·11 paid .. ,117.«I
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Also race4 Peppy'• LllCllY Olrl, Pl9ftly
O'Toole, Grey On Gr•y. Tenoaro•. Swlll
Bird, Song To R_,.,.,, Abl1h•le Time· l:ISJIS
NINTH llACa. I 1116 mllH.
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cnoco1et• Lo"9r cces1eneoe1 2.111
At so rececl: ~1111 Star, B•l•I r011, lloyel
Earl, Cllolta, Wlncly Jeremy, NHMlrodl,
General e>roer. S~ SpNct.
Time· I U J/J U I llACTA 1 ... 1 paid \117 00
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Mac Beu.
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Prince Spellboncl
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Anne Ciel. s.My COlllnt, .. I. a.t;
Berbtra tr def. J-RllSMll, •·I, W ;.
Trecy Alllflll .,.,..,._to CMty Reyno!.,.;
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NBA doing a high-wire act '
Cable broadcasts take a b~g bite out of CBS coverage
By LARAY SIDDONS
A~ .... ....,
The Sunday afternoons a basketball fan can
spend for free with the likes of Larry Bird, Jullu.s
Erving and Kareem Abdul·Jabbar appear to be
numbered.
The National Basketball AHociatlon bas
signed what Is likely Its last nationel network
television contract. Looming larae in the league's
fUture is the multimillion-dollar potential of cable
'l'V.
Rapidly expanding cable companies which
rely on sports for a good deal of their
pro1rammlng are lookin1 for major events to flU
Ume.
And -u more commun1Uea are "wired" and
more subscribers added -the cablecaster1 ere
nearlna lbe polnt ot competl~ finuclally for
blf·leaaue eventa.
Taldnt an apparept first atep ln the dlreeUon
of cable, the NBA la•t month 1l1Md a four-year,
... mlWon contract wlth CBS, 1tartln1 with the
t•·llMuon. It providee for national network coverqe or
the midHuon All·•lar aame, a limited numMr of
re1ular-aeuon 1ames (three tbe flrlt year, aeven
In each ol th• next three yean) and a bl.I part of
the playoff~1 lncludlne prtme-Ume .t.lecuta ol th•
cb.amD&onanap 1eriee.
Slnce 1171, CBS hH carried the NBA
oatlonwld• J\ltl about every SUnday betwffn
add-January and late May. But by UmtUna the
number or recu•ar·1tuon pm• CBS cam ... the
NIA feell it 11 JiYifta tacb trueta• • bitter ctauce to cut it.I own 4eal wtUl aot.i a1Mlon1 1Dd
ctlblecuten.
At the Nm• tlme, lt prcmdel UM lealU ltMlf
1D op_portunlty to Jump lnto cable TV la a b61 way.
DaYid J . lterD, tbe !llA'a ....... vtoe
p..,ldeat for bUlkMlt aod leal -.an, Wd U.•
l••lut 11 ae1ot1aua1 . wtfll .. tl•••l1 ea bit
tompenl• -pr•umabl» UIA iDI d·•1*11
•PN -for Mat HUoa.
Seturd&y'e t:v. radio
• 10 •. i . <t) •cm=r ...... "".
Wichita State at Tulsa.
Noon (2) -TENNIS -SemllinaJ1 of the
Grend Prix Masters. < 11> -OLYMPIA GOLD
BOWL -The nation'• top seniors compete 111 thi•
lnau1ural college football all·star 1ame from San
Diego.
1 p.m. (4) -GOLF -Fourth-round play In the
Bob Hope Desert Classic.
3 p.m. (4) -COLLEGE BASllE1'8ALL -
California at Washlhiton.
3:30 p.m. (7) -JlllO BOWUNG -The finals
of the Sbowboal lnvltatlonal, taped at Las Ve1as.
5 p.m. (1) -WIDE WOllLD OF 8POAT8 -
The Harlem Globetrotters Jn Florida. Also: aame~ay covera1e of a men'• World Cup dowoblU
1klln1 event. •
8 p.m. (I) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -
Arlaona al UOLA. -BuketbaU -UC Santa Barbara at UC Irvine,
7!30 p.m,, KWVI 008 FMJ; Cal Sta&.e <Fu.Uerton)
al Lona 8el4lb lt•te. 1:30 p.m., KWRM (1S70> and
KLON <• Pll): ArlJona State al USC, I J>.m .,
KDAV (15801: Arlaona at UCLA, I p.m., KllPC
<710).
Sunday's TV, radio
t'BLltVISION
10 •. m, <I> -~IA 8A8&STBALL
Pblladelpb1a d . ~\a at Autberford, N.1. <4>
COLI.SGS 8Al&,BT8ALL -Loulnlllt at
Ml11owi.
Noon (4) -8P0&1'WO&LD -Bobby Caya
( lt·O> v1. Robbie Sim• ( la·O> ln a lO·round
•"-l1w1 ... llout '1'0lt! ~Oran ... M.J. Aleo: ~~~=r~
tape. It llUilaf ..... ;
12:11 p.m. <I> -TENN•-TIM ftnall or the
Oralld Prix ....... tM New Yon.
l :•_p.m. <•> -GOU'-Jl'laal nand pl11 lll
the Bob Hope Delei't ClaaUc. a:• p.m. Cf> -80DNG -~Of tM World Cup bo•l•I ollamplonalalPt. ._,.. M
llontreel.
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SAN 8all"AllDINO -
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l'etk Lalle, $11"9rwoocl LAllle.
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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12 hp 3C
18-38 8L
12·15 hp F'J
12·58 SL
CENTRAL CAUFOllNIA
June Mountain
Mammoth Mountain
50.70 pp
104 pp
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(except chairs
20 and 21)
FO China Peak
Dodie Rid1e
42·57 pµ
60-84 pp
NOJlTHUN CAUIORNIA
FO
Mt. Reba D-123 1L
Kirkwood 144·20t pow. FO
Sierra Ski Ranch 10. FO
HHvenly VaUey 3) PP aoL
Tahoe Sid Bowl • 2C
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reslonatlon of Jim Wlllltm1. llr9"(11119ftlng
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....,....,_ Dt!MICNMOflT... ...!~ ........ 1 ..,._ --.. GLORIA PRISCILLA .... ...._....., M91A~NTaD -•TORM ~........... w.tTHOttHICT U.M AVIAT!Otf, -..... Ml ., • ak1 GLORIA
Meu c:.•t•111f...., 01..,lct; T• ,....._ ... ,.,..._,..,IM Aw.,c.lllMIM.,CA...., STORM WIOASECK, aka • .,,,_,,,..OM•/ ... ' NwtlVe.tltll MH•C• .. u ..... ...,Olltf'ktl ...... lwr•, IMMllN ,.o .... GLORIA WIOASECK, aka ,. ... , _ ,,_ 1 I atl a.. All9 ll'lewe-.Mtk•Mttlllf*-Y ::::'• S....,.. AN Aw., C.... GLORI"' P, STORM ANO "'"" -VtctWte ,._ .. OCl'CO II,'-1n:•""" llttMMetll ,_ ~1 CA..., " fl1lrw1 .. oie-11 Jeff'9r ,._ •• t111 M9M (MMflMtM W•••r M~ a.., Oii ..... a.. 0 F P E T I T I 0 N T 0 CcMUc1--> cm>.at·••· Ottltlet."" "«MM A-. 0.. Aw:tC...MIM.,CA'*7 AOMINISTE"" EST"'TE •r•fMI Ht<l'l•llM •f N•111te, ~llllltllll, 1111 IHtll If T"ll ...._. II ~ ~ I " " ""9111.-~-. •111111•.-.C'-""etw ....,,,,.,._.,... NO. A·111763. c.....,111._ • Wfl .._. ._. If Ill• '4fr'9M •• reulwl11e ,., ... , 1.Mtliulla T O a I I h • I r S , •led! ._..... ..-.,..... ..... UMINMI• .. *"' .,..,.,_...,., n11 ......._. -,._ ... • beneficiaries', creditors
,, ....... •• ,,... ... "'• "" tM •1111NCt ....,. .., ......_ 11 .. ,._ c...ty Cilirtl " °'.,.... ~ • and contlnoent c~ltors of =:.=i::::::i:.~.:. =~-=11 ,. ..... ••t• o.c.n,Htt .,,.. Glorla Prl1Cllla Storm and
Tiii ~ w111 •• ..... •-. TM.,..-.. "''K'" '"-'" ,...,..,0r....,c.teDe1ty,...._, persons who may be •tttc1111t 11•• •• ••ltr 111.,11 .. 11111ra11y .. ...., ,.,,,...._ tt..i-1 o.c. u. ""·"811' 1·'· u, ,., otPlerwlM Interested In the ·
0111rl<lowl*, ''"" M1te1ttt111e tM '"*· ... __. 1e .. lenl• AM "'"'· uaHt wl I I •nd/-•tate. eMI,. DfeWlct. ltllWHll VICIWll 11 ......... Ille ----------"' City ,, C.le MeM, Clllf!tY 81 Orl"fl C11111ty l'lltf (Hlr•I PlaJC ma A~tltlon hH been tlled °'"'"·•,._....._A-, c:.u ~r.1111....,...a.-t. b" .... r.., I Storm In the MHl,CelMWlll•tMJJ. -;r,;,.,e1111•ett•1tt1tew111e1Me • 1 -•r • ,. ..... flllltrtllli ....._., •. , .. -..... o.rtct..,1c1,.,,....... flUIL.tC HtA••••• ••L.L. •• Su~rlor Court of Orange 11""'9ry11,"9. ..... _.. ......... .,.y ...... _ MIL.O •• Tl .. COIT& MUA County requesting that o .... : ,,_., •· ,.. ., Miii ._.. l11MrM11i.. ...-ll'L.A•••• CllMMI..._ AT TN• M u r ray I . St or m b t
Kart1t....,, ceM1Ct.Jeff ...... 0tw1c1•~-' CITYHAU..nf'&••0••v•.C101TA appointed a« personal MIMtlt et tit tm ' M81A. CMJ~•IA. AT •:• '.M. ,, "'*1..-0r._c. .. ~1,,, .... ....;..,.. .. wi.m ..... ,..1k••• oa •• 100 .. •• flo1111L.a representatlV'e to J9fl. u,a,v,tta *'4JI •llllt1•• w111 .. .,.v111e11 • ,.,, ™•••Af'T•• ON 11110"0 ••· administer the estate of IAIUIA•Y ••It& , _________ .....__ ·••"'"""Y .. '.';"1111 111••• ftlO••DINO 'YHE f'O\.L.OWINO Gloria Priscilla Storm _.,. -. _.,,.. .. ., ... ,,. .... ,1me., A""'-IC.TIONS: (under the Independent
........., l'llllWlt; ... ~....,.... •• a.. ............... H .... "'d I I ti of E t-----------o.tM. ,,_., ,._ •• ..., ... ,.......,_, A<11.,, •A.a"' ... m n stra on states
f'tcTmOUt Wtt••• ~7~ "" ...,, Mlt1lll. ,. --~1,,., tw • Ac.O. The petition Is set for UMalTATaM1 .. fY MHACONIOUDAHO ,,.,._. ,....., rllClllll"8f'MN to IC,_ hearing In Dept. 3 at 700 Tfl• .... _'"' ,., .. " •• ...... WAYlf• OIST•H:Y ..,..,. ... ,.. .. ......,... .. ecll ..... Civic Center Orlve, West, ~--:~wsu CONSUL. TINO, ,.,..., 0r .... CMn Del"' ....... :::''.!:. -:,tt;"...: ~ ~ = In the City of Santa Ana,
••• ..,._.,.. ~. H.wi-t 1M<11, Je11. u. •.11. 1• ,..... .,. .. , ..... ...,., 11u1ec1 •• _,,. California on February 10, Calltomle,.... _..,._ Ndreu,lllMIU-.Envlr-tel 1982at9:30a.m.
aMe11a tteltlh T..--ue, 1ao1 ,...... ••-..: . De~"'IM"-': ••mpt IF YOU OBJECT to the •1tktlllre L.a11e. Newpett IHcll, t. 1-.._.. ......,.., 1a.a ... c.l...,",..,.... fllCYl11out IUllflHS 1or J•me• w. ,..,,,..,. e11111or11ec1 granting of the petition, T111t ....._. '' CONICWd t¥ '" flAMtlTATtlMllMT etlllftt tor LAlllt """"""·HOO• v1111 ... you should either appear llldMclWI "~"·Ti--. Tll• tot1owt11e per•on •• do1111 Aw-. .._.,.,.,., for• c.Mlt'-1 at the hearing and state T111t ......,_, -111ec1 """' ... .,.. • .,.., .. , uw,"::': ven-''*" r-your objections or file
c°""'" c1ett1 et 0r.,. c~., ... 011.!w~·~~,i!:"" ... ::_.......,,. pro~~O:..:v:i·= written objections with the Dec.Ifft-•·"''. "'""' JANET w. DONNELLY:'* Md2J11ElflftA-.lft ... 1111-court before the hearing. ,...I ....... Or-CMst 01111., Pt~ .......... °""" .....,.,, leecll CA E11vlrume .. 1e1 D•l•rmlnellOll Your appearance may be .._ --"" ~ · Neeellw 0ec1ar•t.1 I JM. 1,1. u.n.1m M04-4!1. Tlli• OUllMSJ 11 collduc:tec1 .. ., .,. a. z-•• ...._ ......,.., 1a.ca... n person or by your
--.---------111111vt<Ne1. for Joe '*"""""· Mllllof'tied _, tor attorney. _.,. -J-w oonnolly Slate ,...,,. Awtomotatte ln-enco, • 1 I F Y 0 U A R E A ~ •!SK Tllll ~ .... "'"" •Ith ... SI••• ... ,,,. PIH•, •100"'111110"· c R E 0 I T 0 R 0 r a -----------Ceunty Cleftl of 0r-. Count., 0., J.,.. llllftOlt, tor • Concltti-t Ute Permit l'H:YITlout •UMNHI '· 1t12. 1.o •II-OlltdDof --· •oc•1e11 •• contingent creditor of the flAMSITATalMNT ,.,..,, »n Hyl_. A-."' ... MP-· deceased you must file
Tiie '•"•"''"• "' .. " 11 001"• ""'1>11..., 0r..,.. c.nt 0.11., P11ot. ::.~""'8"1•1 0•••rm1"•110"' your claim with the court .. .._... 11u.i-.. : ~ J111.a,u,22,tt,1m 1s1.c •·a.. • ...,.......,..., 1 ...... or present It to the • • GOU>lfN 4 ••owoASaNa1iov ..., T......iw .....,., Trct T-tmstt personal representative 49ER ow-·· ..... ...., ... ,.... ..... . Yo.tnrstown, Ohio offices. Th"e banners ~~ill= .. ~1:.:..--c: ... s:.-IOS, w ..a fer Olrl<ll·Wtltht Oevel .. 111•"' appointed by the court
Although rt looks mqre like the nylng indicate the pro s ports t eams and Tlllr~·a':!.~..:~~l,..N,s;.;.-:a' I . lllCTITIOUUUllNHI ~=.;: :;::-::= ::!.."7'0f'0~ within four months from h eadquarters of a. major sports race tracks owned by the fa mily. while Tiii• llullNW ,. coMucted........ •AMUTATaMllNT Condll'-1 Uu ... rm .. for. !knit the date of first Issuance
association, this is really the otrices of t he sign refers to the San Francisco itMN1v~11. Ktt 11v!i':.:t:~'.0"'1"g penon •• do ln1 ~:~~:!"7:-0:01,~~r '~~~.;~~~ ~:!: of letters as provided In
Edward J . DeBartolo Corp .. al its 49ers. 'Tltla .::::!1 w:S'-;-wllll Ille MtltE o•AGHI SIL.KS,. Petr .,.,,,. •• .,wldnl.lltd•r9"IMdmeplor Section 700 of the probate -------------------------------------------~~c~o10r..,..~y~J~~~c~~~c~~~~» ~~:~·~led~~lltd code ~California . The '· 1tn. Mtll• J. Oreeitl, ..,, werd-. e,.,,1 ,~,.,,. ... W:::-i>.~.~1~1f::: time for filing claims will ,,,_ Lene 9eKll. Ce!lfoml• ,_ . t I I t f ,........., er..,.. Cont o.uy Pli.c. ,.1111 ....._. 11 conc1ueled toy .., N ... 11 .. Dectar•klri no exp re pr or o our
J .... a. 15, n. "· "12 ,..., lftdlwldwel •· z.. ......... ......,..t H•~ months from the date of Mlke0reg111 •• Efwtn H. "°'"· un visu .. ., •. the hearinn noticed above. Tlllt ~ wet lllod wltll IN NewPOtt llMch, '-vari.nu. ,,_, •.., fimJC.911( cewntv c1er11 or are,. county°" r•11111red drtvewe., width. 1>1111otne YOU MAY EXAMINE
•-----------o.cemaier•. "" HP•'•"°"· •nd •n ••••""' ''" the file kept by the court. l'1CTtT1ousau..,.au "'mn Mtbe<lt, •, ..... rt.,. ttl1ttno -... If you are interested In the
Super Bowl ducats at premimn . .
P11l>lltlled Or.,. (OHi D•lly '11ot to llvl119 .,.., -bUlld. ""'' ...... . flAMlllYATaMllflT J.,. 1 1 IS n Hl2 1_.1· .... oer•"' contuncuon w1111 -estate, you may file a Tll• to111w1 .. , P•rto" •• doing · ' · · · · ••••lint""''· 1o<eWc1 et tto Eest c.1a request with the court to .,....,,.., .. : -• -L M••• Street. '" en 112 rone. I I I ti f I!. GOAOON SALL. AND SON, ~ -·~ Envlronmentel Determln•llon : rece ve spec a no Ce 0
It would be cheaper to buy a new television set
PONTIAC, Mlch. CAP> -
Super Bowl XVI hu aenerated
such a ticket squeeze that in
many cases it woull be cheaper
to buy a new televtslon aet and
watch the game i~ the comfort
or your hon)e.
Tickets for the Jan. 24 game
between the CinciMati Ben1als
and the San Francisco Uers in
the Silverdome sell for a face
value of $40 but they are
bringing anywhere from $200 to
$400 on the .-esale market.
In tact. resale ot ~per Bowl
tickets has become so lucrative
that newspapers ln Detroit and
elsewhere around the country
are full ol cluaifled ada orrenn,
to buy and sell the ducats.
This is the lint time th Super
Bowl bas been scheduled in the
s now belt and the fact that
several National FootbaJI
League cities are within a
five-hour drive hu added to the
de mand for tickets.
"WE'VE GOT' more people
lh'an ever before with a bona
fide chance to actually see a
Super Bowl ," said Jim Finks.
vice president and 1eneral
manager of the Chicago Bean.
"We're talking about the
blue-collar guy who was in the
stands before it wu fuhionable
to be in tbe st.ands."
The NFL distributes liclcetJ on
a percentage basis, with 22~
percent going to the two
Matching
• WID8 purse
AReADJA (AP> -Matching
overt.Q Paat For1eWn1 ln the
late 1otng to capture the $«>,000
K,ern County l'alr Purse by
three-quarter• of a lencth
Thursday before a crowd or
17, 7IO at Santa Anita.
llatcbin1. ridden by Casb
Asmussen and carrying· 117
pounda, covered 6~ furlongs in
1 : 15·2/5 u.s paid f1 .eo. 1.1. sa.
The vlctoey wu •ort.h $22,000 to
owner S.F. Henderson. • Past For1ettiu1, the 4-5
favorite ridden by Chris
Mccarron and carryint high
weight of 120 pounds, finished
second by a bead and retumed
$2.80 and $2.40.
Stop Dancin1, ridden by
Fernando Toro and carryLDa 115
pounda, waa third by a~ lenatM
and ...... sc.eo to •bow.
participating teams, 15 percent
to the host team -in thia case,
the Detroit Lions -and 1
percent to the remaining 25
t-eams .. Once individuals obtain the
'tickets from those sources,
many choose to sell them for a
profit rather than attend the
game, even though on the Ucket
it.sell is a 107-word messaee that
includes the directive: '"This
ticket may not be resold at a
premlun ... "
The NFL la not ob&hieu to the
sales. "You ju.t can't countrol
it,'' Comnlllldcmer ~ ,ao.elle
aays. "You don't llle It, but
there'1 littJe ,_ can do."
THE IA&GUT t.ldtet ..._
appears to M Dn• AM'mH,
president ol Murra1'a, a Udtet
brokeraae and tour eompuJ bl
Loe Ansel• that clabM it can
get you a ticket to an)'tlaiDI -
from tennis at Wimbledon to
Super Bowls ill Dltrolt.
M urray'a b• bem advertislng
in newspapers around the
country for month• and
Adelman said at midweek he
expected to buy and reaeU about
5,000 Super Bowl Uckets -down
from nearly 8,000 for lut year's
game tn New Orleans.
"We're down becape of the
site," Adelman said. "It's just
not as attractive. Plus, more
people are keeping their own
tickets."
Adelman, whose prices range
from 1225 for end zone tl<:keU to
$400 for seats on the SO-yard line,
1ald he nets about S30 tor every
ticket he sells.
1m1 s-. ~tte Street, F-1o1n Eump1 the Inventory of estate and veh..,,Cellfwltlo'21'0I P1CTITiouseu111111sa •· 1 ... aacepllu "er"'" of the petitions, accounts Joll .... ,. ..... llUI Senti MAMtlSTATaMaMT 11!·7'·•••• lor ..... y 911llder1. a d ts d SC 1-d I Lewrette Street, l"o.inteln V•lle.,, Tiie IOI-Ing peraon1 •re dol"I eul11orlred....,. lor ~Prete. 1 .. S n repor e r ....,. n c.lllornl .. 270I t>uslftftS et: Pl•o .. 11e A-.e. for Ille,_ .. Of. sect i 0 n 12 0 0. 5 0 f the T·1111 ~ 1, c011C11oeteC1 .,., .,. s HA 11 o N • s c LE" N 1 No Condlttanel u .. Permit to_ ...... California Probate Code. lllCllvlduel. ll!AVICE, IS.O I!. Ocun lllvd .. ..,to repetr llllllne•, loceled et 22'9 KEITH C. WELPUTT JOllR_,8•11 9elll0o,CA92661 l"•lrvt ew Roed , In • Cl 10111.
Tllll lletenlent we llled wllll Ille SHARON PHOENIX, 15'0 E. EnYlronmenl•I Oetermln•llon : A Professlontl "OU.R EXPENSES ARE high Cownty Clefll of Orenoe County on oc .. n 81Vd .. e.1110e. CA., .. ,. •••mpt Corpor~Uon
because we've "Ol people nylng De<emlltf». ,.... Thi~ butlMS• •• cOftductecl by ... 7. z-··~ ... _It lE'4M'7 19762 MKArthur Blvd. • l't7'n2 lftdlvldllel. for llr1.1ce erown •nd H•rold O SUit ..,.,. everywhere lo make our ""°''"*"0r-.cOHtD•llyP110•. SHARONPt40ENtx H ......... eu1-treC1eoents1cws....v., e~-transactions," Adelman J.n.1,l,15,22,lt12 '""" Tiiis .. ..._ .... ,.. .. wllll .... COf'POtetlon,D.11.A Hf·Time,ffSEe1t P.O. Box7tSS
eJ(pla,_...... .. We do noth'• .. • by C-tr o.rt "'0r-. c-1, on J .... 11111 StrMt. ,., • COftc:lttto...1 U1• Newport Beach, ~. 91660
UKiU ._ PlaJC llll( 6• l"2. Pffmll to ,.,,....., .. , •I-...,,_ (714) 752•7J11 mall . there'• ju•t too much "'~ !llOf' .... -• werlMc• ,,_. P9rll"'9 p bli· .. -Or c t ' "' 0 Pwl>llslled Or-. Coelt Delly Piiot, rwqvlr.......U, tocated et M02 N..,_., U ~""" anQe OaS chance of things getting lost that l'1cnnout9Ulfflats J .... •.is. 22. 2t, 1m ,..., 110111 .,, .,d. 1,. • c 2 10., •. Dally Pilot, Jan. 15, 16, 2J, way," ....... ITATa.,..NT Envlronmenl•I Det~rmt11ellon : 1982 -292·82. Tfl• lollowl"g P•l'ton .. doing PIU ma EHmpl ' .
Because be pays taxes and la a ~ .. , ... , '""'-' 1n1orrnet1on ... 111e ........ ~,. ------.,.-------.. b ._ II l COSTA NSA COIN & JEWEL.•Y ,. OU ewlkeU-, .. ..,.... 1s.i.uo «cell 1 ,._ ,_1~ Ucaet roaer a year one. ·~ .. ANOL HU Newper1 Blvd.. ~!!!nl•U11Na1s •• tfl• elllu ol .... Pl•""'"' Adelman dilllill•. bela& lumped Glilll ...... CA tad1. -ATa.,..MT DepertrMnt R~ -n ..... ~,... ----------
"itb •... alpers _ na.. pie -ho ,..., ...._. ,.,. E. -.. o.ta Meu, Tiie tollewln1 penon 11 do l11g Goela Mese 'c:.ilfonlle • · " r-... CA.,,. bll&IMSies; Pvl>tl...d er.,. ~It Delly PllM aimplJ offer lleketl at Tlll•..,...l•~-l>YAll UNlfEDSOU•WOllKEAS.1to1JenlS1W N.a
CODtlderably more tho their ~....... :'...., Drtve, .......,., hec:11. CA -·-·--------
face value. ,.... ......,_ -'*" ""'"' Ille It A R L T E R M 0 H L E N c:-ty 08'tlolOr ... ClwltY ... Jen. HOLMBERG, 1901 Hlglllend Ort.,., "We're le1at," Adelman said. 11.1-. Hew110t19"cll,cAtJMO. ----------~ fllll llUllMU II CoridllCled by en Seal..., Is a mlademeanor tn ......., cir.,... c-1 o.11y Pttot, 1n111.,tcM1.
ltlc .. ••an. . · · ,,..., " 12 tt ,,., s 1'11 2n.c K•rt T. Ho1mber1 ..._ ' · ' • This lle'-1 wet lll•d wllll t,. Aecl tn Micbican. when the -· G-'" Ctn of Or ..... C.-.tv 4111
automobile-depmtdent economy ,... .. '•· '· 1• 1'1-bu been depressed for moot.a., , __ N_O_T_l_C_E_O_F_D_E_A_T_H_O_P ~bl,,,., ar.,.. CMS! o1111y P11ot ..
it '1 easy to undenland why a .-. •. u. n. n. •• 1*G
laid-off worker mlabt want t.o LEE J . ROGERS AKA
sell h1a ticket. ~El :'fGTE~SoA:o To~
"Actually, it's kind of a dream ADMIN1STER ESTATE "'Cl'ITIOU19UMNaU
t '' l d G NO A1117'" NAllllllTATaMaNT 0 go, Sa eorgel. a · vr. The followlng peraon h doing 24-year-old unemployed Sternn1 T o a I. I h e i r s • 1>U11""'"' Heights, Mich., man who uked beneficiaries, creditors NEWPORT SH111T co. ... at .. ,_ ·--t name .. _ -1· .... etd. and contingent creditors of NEWPORT T·SHIUS. T·SHIRTS u1 •~ ~ """' ... WIU L J R k L T·GO t~ 9H<oclt StrHt. CMI• "But, right now the money ee · ogers a a ee ...... c.i1tor1110:11w
seem• more important. It's not Rogers band pet hrsons wl ho •• ..::."~;;..~' e.11 •• .,.
d th t ......... bands m a y e o e r w s e Tll•• bull-. 1, cenchKWd ....... every ay a someuuuy Interested In the will 111C11wld...i v•
you something worth $80 that and/or estate : DeN11t Mn ..
you can sell (or $500." A petition has been filed Tiii• lt.lltelftenl ... tlled wltll lllO
fllCTITIOUI •UMflaU MAIMPATaMaf'T Tiie 1014owtno ...,_en ...... ...,_, .. :
•1VEltSID£ JOJOaA LTD .. !IS .,.,..._, ..._, llMCll, CA '*I
ltk~A. ~.Gen. P-. 21! .,_...., Newport 9Mcll. CA .,.., .
Tlllt ....._ Is t-led Dy •
llmt•d-'~·
II.A. ....
FV lwsts wrestlers
by Paula Lee Lu.pcho and =~..;';.,'~\:, °'•"" county on
Leah Gale Laule In th• "'nm Superior Court of Orange ,....1.,..0r..,..c.11 o.u., Pttot. County requesting that JM.'·•. u.n. 1m .MOt4l.
Paula Lee Lupcho and PlaC ma
Tiiis ............ •• filed wlU. Ille c-a., otni o1 0r.,. c:-,, on OK.U, ttll. ...,..
Publl .... cir ... CMtC °"'' .......
A 32-team field with many ol
the state's premier hlgb scbool
wreaUen (s set for the Fountain
Valley Five Countla.a
Invitational, which be1an today
and WUJll •R wltb Ule title
matcbe1 Salurday evening,
starting at 7 ! •.
Amon1 U.. field from tbe
Oran.. Coaat area are Irvine,
Edi100 and the host Barona.
Poway Hl8h from the San
Diego area ls considered the
favorite tn a field which al90
lncl~ea Dos Puebloe, Hemet,
No1ales, El Dorado ,
Bakersfield, Santa Maria,
Yucaipa, .Kennedy, Villa Part,
Loara, Pacifica, Cypreu and
South H1lll, amona othen.
Amons the standout
lndlviduala are Mel SUt U21> ol
Batenfteld, wtao 1w IMt ence tn
three year•; Jrvtn•'• Steve
Scbwlebtenber1 ( 111); El
Dorado'• Kent IWl.HI• (107);
Yucalpa's Jess Trlpp (140>;
Kennedy's Brian Folsom (1.30);
Poway's Herb Umphreyville
(114); Santa Marla's Vlrn:e Silva
(140); and Hemet's Scott
Autenrlab (169 ) and
heavywetpt Jim McCullough,
who mt.en lrith unbeaten status.
Today'• asencla beains at 3
and tM 7.,.bour format lncludes.
• the first three rounds or the
.cbampioosbip bracket and the
first round of consolation.a.
Saturday's 1cbedufe betins at
11 a .m. and involves the second
round. of the consolations,
followed by the cbamploosbip
aemUlnala, then the lhlrd and
fqurth rouDd.s of the con10lation
bracket.
At 5 the third place makhel
wlll be aetUed on three mata1 tben the cbamploubipa belin M
7:80, with ooe mat used.
South Hll1a ls tbe defendinl
meet cba!lplon.
Corporatton nel"MUon center oa Cart.on Avenue
between Mlebetaoa ..S Campuia ln lrvlDI. ror ,........ lnformaUoa. eontaet Jobn Blair at
•OS111orc.,.., Roth at t-..i7.
TIM event la beinl •'-led l.n conjunction with
Leah Gale Laule bea-----------appolnted a-s personal ftCTlnoutMMNaM represent at Ive to ...._..,anMaflT
administer the estate of ...!i::.:~~·••119 llO"•°" 1' .dot11g
L.H J . Rogers (under the P•Hs MST, 1061 f'ren1111n Ave. I n d e p e n d e n t "C", Yllltll\,C.Af!MO. Administration of Estates o,..tee MerUn Milt..._ ,., we1nut "' T..._ I I •O.C....,....._c:AftUJ. ,..ct). ,,.. pt't t on iS set fOr Tiiis ....._. It cMICNclell ty e11 hearing In Dept. No. 3 at .........
700 Civic Center Drive, tlllt =.:. ':.~ ... .,1111 .,..
West. In the City of Santa c:-eyone10r ... c.-icy.,..1en. Ana, Callfornl• on Feb. 3, u. 1• 1982 at 9: 30 A.M. ..,_, IF 'YOU OBJECT to the .... , ... or.a c.o..t Detty "11••· gramtno of the petition.,,_ u.11.tt.,,.s . ._ u..a
you shOUld eltMr appe,r ..S l9la
at the hearing end state -------.,..---
your objections or flle ~=... ... . written obiections with the ..._. IT•n ... en court before the hearlno. Tiie 1111-1,.. ,.,. ... 11 001"' Your appearance may be Ml-a: In person or by your nu AUDOATO, .,.. MKAn11ur
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Oranoe CoMt DAILY PILOT/Friday, January 15. J 982
Ford Escort is one of the worlds most
extraordinary cars. The evidence is convincing.
Escort is outselling every import car line in
America.•
Escort retains the highest percentage of its
original price of any compact car:t
And, Escort has remarkable owner
satisfaction. In an independent survey, nine out
of ten Escort owners said ~Y would buy
Escort again.
And now, Ford is making an offer that gives
you even more good reasons to. buy a new
Ford Escort.
T\XiO YEARS OF
FORDCARE
COVERAGE:
For two years or 24,000 miles-whichever
comes first-FOFG will provide your Escort
...,
with free scheduled maintenance. Absolutely
free-including the cost of labor. T~ings like oil
changes, filters, fan belts-even Wiper
blades. They're all covered. So, you don'~·
pay a cent except for .gas. lt:S an offer wrtho.ut
equal on any small ca( in the country-foreign
or domestic.
IP
We're convinced this is the best workmanship
coverage in the business. It protects your
Escort for two years or 24,000 mlles-
whichever comes first. And that means
protection from virtually any problem that
might come up-from clocks to cables, to
cart>ur~ors. In fact only things not covered are
fluids between recommended changes, tires,
abuse and accidents. Legally, we have to call
it a limited warranty. But compare it to any
other small<ar warranty. We're convinced
its the best
S°A>CASH BONUS.
take delivery of a new Escort by March 13
~nd you'll get all this plus 5 percent off the
base vehicle sticker price directty from Ford.
Thats a 5 percent savings up front that
you can keep or apply to your down
,.
I
payment Check the list below. Your savings
can add up to hundreds of dollars on any new
1982 Escort model. (Frve percent savings
limited to one car per customer:)
MOO.L BASI l"CASH
PRICI BONUS
Base 2-Door ~5462 S275
4-Door 5668 285
L 2-Door 6046 305
4-Door 6263 315
Wagon .6461 325
GL 2-Door 6406 320
4-Door 6622 335
Wagon 6841 345
GLX 2-Door 7086 355
4-Door 7302 365
Wagon 7475 375
GT 2-Door 6706 335
We're convinced Ford Escort is the best
small car sold in America. And, now we're
out to convince you. ·
(Fordcare Coverage and Cash Bonus offers
good on vehicles delivered between
January 13 and March 13, 1982.)
THE CLOSEST THING
10 COST-FREE
DRMNG.
FORD ESCORT
FOROOIVISION ~
' I
FIUOAY, JANUARY 15, 1912
,
Furniture is bought and sold
'every day with a classification
8050 ad.
CLASSIFIED
INDEX
......... ............. ....... ........ -....... ,.s. ....... ,.,.Wt ,.._..,.,.Wt ........... w. .......... ...... .... w.
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· 1' ........ 1002 11•:• IM2'...,.. 1002 •••rlll 1002 l1M1til INI INJ ....... 1001 Mete 1024 -.•••••••..............• ....................... ...••••................ ...•.•.••.•............ •••.................... ....................... . ............................................ .
~----·--,, ,.. ,. M. cal
642-5678
llllSU JllUU "-al ....
...... llltM ·-=::::~~ ::: EQUAL HOUSING f5$1t11 =. OPPOR1:_UNl:t'Y . , 11G C~.fUSTOM
sir.,. ,.. ,_...._,,Notice: ;. aw. wm ~~':I.. :: All rul estate •d· Elegance & dignity tn thls fantastic
....... ,... v en I ae d I n t h 11 Georgian Colonial located on the 8th $:5: !5 ~l!re:ai1•F•~~J~~~~ g reen or golf cours e. Top quality
11-v .. '" 1"1 r hi craftsmanship thruo ut with finest !:'!'M' ltot~ ,. 1na Art o 1968 w rh
s..a....i. "" makes 11 illegal to ad· woods, imported m arble, crown mold· l:a."'::.c.,...,... :: vm1se "any prdtrenre. ings, 61h baths, air cond ., 3 wet bars
.,......, •• llmttat1on, or d is· + L · t 't I 4 t::'~ : rriminatton based on more. uxur1ous ms r s u1 e p us ...-.-.s.i. 11• race. ro!or. religion. other bedrms with private baths, ban· ltUl ESTAT£ sex, or nat1on.11 oriem. quet size DR. fam rm and billiard r m .
Actt.,.,.Salo "''-* or a.n Intention to male Call for a ppt to see or a colored =~~:i. :: any such preference. b rochure . $2,150,000 including t he ~.~ . ..!..... 1• lim1tat1on. or dis· 1 nd
·oalebout
Bay &Beach
Real Estate
REAL fSTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949.
COMI Wl1H US ••• TO IAMCHO SAM
J049UIM. Great o pportuni t y .
Fabuloi.is view of golf course and
greenbelt. Two bedrooms and den.
End unit. Fle xible financing. Price
just reduced $15,100. NOW $199,900 .
1617 WISTCUff 01. M.I. Ul-7300
..._._, ...... ,,...... 1* rnmin.itlon .. a · ~~':'' = WESLEY M. TAYLOI co .. RliLTOltS NEWPORT HGTS =~~~.!": :: This newspaper will not 211 1 S..,..... Hill ltood . CUSTOM! $ MIWQN $ :=!'=l\r :': knowingly a1·1·ept uny HEWPOIT CINTB. M.t. 644-49 I 0 Covered entry le11ds to
1AUi.St1t ~ ad\'ert1sing for real leaded!lhiudoubledoor OIDof1lllityforS• ~.!'."!.'!.!'.Ira!~· := estate whirh is 10 viola-mtry lo atrium. Forma l II d Linda Isle · Nt>wport _ ....... ~· ._ tionofthelaw. Ii I r 'I BeiHb. Cus t om ~.,-c!,.~ !XII ,. ni: room , am'i Y wa terrr'ont home . o.t.rllttt~ . =1·-------1----------------· room and dining 11re11. . ...... r bel kt 11--.r.rm&,Crov•• 11'1 COIOMA DIL M4A Goorll'll't Island kill•hen. pnt= ar ow mar e =t::~~· : EUORS: Ad••rti1tr1 DUPLEX! 2 l'hildrens bdrms plus. ~~a~~fkS:~t.m~li~~P: KMU1t ~check ltaeir ad1 2 yeani new riuplex , built huge master suite with ._.,.,.!~nu .. 1_ A..11.. 9d = b)' ownl'r "Owners" un· lari:e prwatl' sunrie<·k. Reduced to onlr SJ.S i-..u.;;:;.. a =11-di ....... ..::-:.. it has 3 bdrms. 3 bulhs, 3 Spa Wllh total pri\ lll'Y· A million Seller Wtl t•arry ...._ ·-· -.. , ,,.,. Ci 1 :.>yearfinam·inl(atlO'. Os•••~~':. :: DA.ILYrtLOTn._s sundcl'ks, skyl1Khl s. Smust90sol'ec olrl on Y Roomfot31arttey11rhts ~v.r -bt>aITW!d t't'11in1ts and 3 445, . a now, Indoor/outdoor pool tspa ;:'t"::~ = l alMlty for the fint l'at i:arage Submit on 546-.. 23 .... lJ~lll!lfllll.... rnth retra1·tubll' roof
if§.: §=,~ml lmrtloo ~:°'J.J&~.J.·~; •-•• .,..,,.. tiWt-3 ~i~~;~:~~,~~~!~ ::,..,..,...~., ---------1 ha,·e a t·omplelel~ rl'· ~ Wurkl's most romantu· ::::..'.&.~ :: tto.Mt fw s• modeled home in lmne I LAGUNA HILLS truSfr·r 5Ulll' 0\ l'rlook ~--,11..!..~ !~ •tt•••••••••••••••••••• Tl'rr.1t'e New from lhl' • Nellil'GaleR;int'h4 lir ini: l'nl1rl' harbor -....... -i:round to the t·t>1hni: and I 4 Ba 1·ustom 180 dl'l(Yl'l' Brulwr ronstdl•r;it 10n ~"~ = Gaer'Cll I 002 toupled wtth Isl t·la~s 675 34 l I \trw. Bni:ht & t'hl't'Q. Tu ~ nil Rtl'k. Bkr =-~·... uie ....................... l'rart s mans h 1 P . 3 111!111 ... -.· ... ---IOO<ls n( Grt>l'k marllll'. 7141760-729211nyt1nw .._........ !::, EASTSIDE Bdrms. 3 Ba and a fJm1 I llOOI :.Ill' ~ ,.trd 4 t•ar ll!ll!lm!lmllll!l ____ I ~~.:': !:' BEAUTY! h room makl' tl a Sh'JI CUSTOM HOME i:aral:l' $650,000 Jl•nsl'n ~-----Charnung 3 Bdrm 2 bath at $349.500' + ~.... . &Co 759 0706. 644·57.U When you call Classified I --h · .._... to place an ad, you're as·
IMtllrtt IWYEST ome in prime locatton Just ltstetl prt•m1um Bluffs Ll•.ii.eopt1on Zllr. sured of a rriendlyl _.,., · · Great financing terms COLE°' awPORT qua hi\' wit IT 1wo3 Hr un wirit• i:n>t•nbvlt $139.SOO welcome and help 10 ET, fWQIC( available on this one, MAI.TORS au.. IK'arru.. rtreplat'l'S 1n Bkr.644-0134. wording your ad for best ==· -and no qualifying Price a. Ol<f Corona cM Mar re-aponse. Call Now! ~:n·r =~ $U9.500 Hurry. rail us 11~C:::..'!:'1· Sellt•r will e:<tt·hani:e or ,....Y!._~11__,AACTd•~~~!..,1 6G5878 =':'!:--ror complete details. 8 75•5511 Ile 1·re1lll\'C w11h \Our ~..,jii._ii.,.,iiiiiV'Uii-~'iilllllimmllli~-111111.. ....,........ = 640-7171 ll'rms orrrnci al ' ~.TD'• · ------1347.500 Ct1ll us now ! MMOUllCDt£MTS,
POSltllS &
LOST·& FOUND
SEIWICES
THE REAL
ESTATERS Sparkling Fresh 3 BR.
$129.900. High assmbl
low intert'SI. Thr Real RCTctylorCo
. " NO DN. equity share. Isl ~.!_alers !!6.;!-~~7
::: timt buyers. 3 bd .. I bu · Have something to sell? ----
ID only $94,000. prin only ,.. ilied ds d . II "--11 ldl : Call631 ·4~5 Kathy agnt. "''ass 1 8 o it we · ...-eitems 642-5678 = $93,500
13.6% -Terms • No qualifying! A 1
rantan1c arr9rdable
home with pm•ar} Co'"
-e~ entry. rormal hving :f.: toom , added family room 111·1th brick firtplace 3 huge bdrms.
:: 2 baths, \'l'IJ pri,·ate re· •u ar yard Price only = $131,500. 646-7171 §tiM•
=--------1 -am --.. , --l"1 -.., -.. --
OCUNNOMT
IEDUCED! SELl..ER WILL CARRY
balance at 12•,; $195.000 down! Deluxe corner duplex. Could be single
family home! $745.000!
lalboo lay Prop.
ltffltor
•675-7060• = $119,500 : TERMS TEIMS!!
: Owner wants eut! Super
- 3 Bdrm 2 bath home with : large living/family
area Brtck flreplare North Cost a Mes a bargain! Call now,
546-2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
::: a.dlctdSI00,000 := SPYGLASS
:: IYOWMER
•1t Ocean View ~75.000 : 6br/412ba.4100sq fl SOUTHPORT MODEL
OWNER FfNANCJNG JUGHLY UPGRAD ED Offer expires Jan. 31
25 Bodega Bay
Call owner 7S9·0737
FtHAMCIMG!
FANTASTIC! $15,000 down, owner wlll
rarry the ri11anring.
SUper sharp 2 Bdrm 2 baUt lolW?lhorM condo.
Pool, sauna. and spa.
Great terms! Gr eat
bar&ain ! $109,900. Call
DOW. 546-2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
C.M.1·2LOT There's 110 exlsth•C 2
Bdrm 2 Ba home. Tiie lot
size ia 50Xll7' wilh plen·
-ly ol room ror a new un· it. Auume 91.+ lal T.D.
Alklna pricd105.000
CUSTOM WITH VIEW I
One is easily captivated by this '
ocean and bay view home atop the 4
Bluffs in Irvine Terrace. ideal for
active family living or graci<>us en·
tertaining, the home hosts 4 bdrms,
3 baths, pool, a nd its gourmet
kitchen bas ultra modern ap-
pliances, brick floors, oak cabinets
' and bay and sea view breakfast
, area. Priced at S'!r151000 and you
' own the land. Owner will finance.
ltQ,
QC.~~~Q0 QfAJ ~rY
C.M. Ok C.M. Ofc.
548-2239 675-2311
.MACNAB RIME · g~_
IXCLUSIYI OfFlllM~ OM
.. UMAI Well maintained bome on Peninsula Point. 3 BR + 2 BR
guest unit. Spacious llv rm w /W ·
rauo floor le massive fple.,
charminfc, secluded patio deck.
$350,000 i n cl. land. Di c k
Halderman 642-8235 Trust Sale.
(Nll)
UMDH MAltl(lT lnc r e d i ble
McLain Big Canyon condo • 3 BR,
21,-li BA, Approx 1756 sq. ft. 2 story
· many upgrades • Security gated
· Community pools. Spas•Tennls·
Unbelievable terms $215,000.
Suzanne Shuler 642-8235 (Nl.2)
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S 0 F T I
l' I I I
N I X E D
I I~ I I
AESIOEHTIAL. AEAl ESTATE SERVICES .
DC9'TIOMAU. Y &UCIOUS
IAYCllST
Home extraordinaire! Spacious 4
BR. overlooking sparkling pool &
spa . Beveled glass entry. Parquet
floors in Fam. Rm. Remodeled tile
kitchen with garde n window eating
area. Assumable fi rst & owne r will
carry l~rge second. $395,000.
..
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IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
CE
llDlll ILlllS CD.
OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE
llG CANYON -VIEW!
"
Beautiful Versailles Model. Quiet
C ul·de·Sac. Winding Sta irca se .
Marble Entry. Spac L.R. Elegant
F eatures. Gar de n Kitchen, Den
W /Fq>lc, Huge Mstr Suite. Highly
Landscaped. PaddJe Tennis, Great
View! Special Financing. 1875,000.
I '.
30 YEAR FIXED RATE
. ·131;.. % INT. LOANS ' "
1 Why do people buy townbomes dur-
ing a real estate slowdown!? We
think it's our super d•r usuma-·i ble low rate loMs. Tbe new rest.
dents of ..._ '-* v.., tell us
it's the inherent amenities like the
gazebo and garden like recreation
ar ea, the Cape Cod environment
and the convenient goodies that go
1lons with each home, and the un i-
que k>c1Uoo (close to everything).
Furnished 2 and 3 bedroom models
a nd recreational facilities are open
daily between 10:30 a.m. ahd dusk.
, Located on the com er of Fairview
Rd at Avocado In Costa Mesa . From M,950. .
We1l T1tlc0me your reasons too!
. Nm>OMHOUSI
... -..HOMIS
Remodeled, decorated 3 bdrm, 3 bath,
mstrbdrm, ocean view $425,000.
West Bay bayfront. Slips for 2 boats,
remodeled 3 bdrm, 3 bath $1,200,000.
Ocean &. Jetty views. Marine room , 4
bdrm, 3 bath, 3700 sq.ft. $1,385,000.
LIDO IS&I HOMI
Remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath + large
rec. rm. beam ceilings, SUQ,000.
LMA ISU IA YflONl'S
Main channel view from 4 bdrm , 5
bath traditional home with pool.
Sl,496,!XX>.
Lagoon view from 6 bdrm, 5 bath,
playroom, dark r"?, den. $1,350,000 !
CAmilATIOM COYE
Spectacular bayfront view 4 bdrm; 4
bath, 2 boat slips $2,050,000.
BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
' l .. " 4 ' • ~ j ... f ' ,, f) 1
WATERFRONT RETREAT!
F1•~a• •• mlc Yiew c:o-op oe U.
, ........... MCSfty~loMto ......... dlNrM, .,. 0..
IN•aa• 0.... wW """f lat .D. et
12%. •+z..t .. $251,000.
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
RfAl. £ST A TE s... Rm•. Proptfly ~
%436 W c:_. H\ol\I 31S Miit... A.,. . Nrwiiort &id\ a.a-llland
Ht-1411 '7U ...
JASMI .. CRIB
* •PLAH 4• • Extre mely popular 3 Br plan
featuring magnificent decorat·
ing, fplc. gourmet island kitchen,
formal dining, family room & in-
bouse laundry. All this & more
for only $389,000 FEE. 759-1501 or
752-7373
a •er OCEAN ' IA y VIEW
• •CUHHA YIN• •
Fantastic vie w from this 3 Br ex-
ecutive home on FEE la nd !
P e rfect for ent e rta inin g !!
$650,000 (exclusive 759·1501 o r
752-7373).
* WATEIROMT HOME *
CltliTIVE FIMAHCIMG
Sensational 4 Br home smack on
the water!! Featuring Frenc h
doors, frpl, professional decora·
lions & private sandy beach . On-
ly $265.000 & seller will carry
AITD. Leasehold ! 759· 1501 or
752·7373
* TUIT\BOCI • SI 279 PH MONTH
is all you pay when you take over
existing lst T.O. Spacious 4 Br
executive detached home reatur·
ing formal dining, family room &
frplc. Only $213,500 FEE. 759-1501
or 752.7373
* STIPS TO llACH •
10% AMAMCM AYAIUILI
Gorgeous 4 Br detailed home . l
blk from ocean on FEE land only
$299,000. 7r,e.1so1 or 752. 7373
MIWPOl1' llACH OFRCI
2670S.MltletDrl ..
C714171 .. llOI (714» 752-7)73
UMIOUllM
HUMTfMGTOM
HACH Studio sized bearh hide· away w/kill•hen. Cplr.
J Bt. l 811. lllrl(e) ard
A~ ". 641·071i3, Alil ·
U..1.t ... TtnMl
Lowest pric-t in Collel(l'
P111t ~sq rt 4 Br P•
Bu ramJly room home
with RV ll<'t'hS $flier
will t·arry'SI00.000 AITD
111 12'; for 10 >'I'll. Fu II pnt~ 1124..IOO.
c:: ,I '
._,...,' ' •'•I• I
c·omm pool & spa.1--------acrou rrom burh MIS.A YllDE
185.500 3bdrm. 2 bath. rrplc. dbl
U,_.IOOf t1C)Mf l farage . A· I 1·ond 134.500 Owner will as· Realtors. 675-'000 slst In Onant·1ng.
OPEN HOUSE'
SAT/SUN 1·5
Mew Coedot I O°lo DSl.
2l800 Blk Santa Ana Av
Peppertree Heights
Features; 2 master
bdrms. cath wood beam
ceilmgs, reramir tile to
kitrh. & bath. dbl shower
in master bath. pllotless
gas range, mirro Wa\e,
dishwasher. t·ustom oak
rabinet.s. auto gar dr OP·
nr. hvy shake roof. ron
l'rete dnveway & walks,
2 l'ar gar +2 rar park
Ill&. Extra lge swim pool
and spa. From $129.500 and payments from
ll060 p/mo P•I Courtesy to Realtors
So. Celf. l fflty
546.5605 U l·•lf4
Roy Mc~. ltltr.
541-7729
Tll-PUX
2 bd rm earh. 3 tar
garage, I story. 2 m1. to bearh. S~.500. Call Gib Walker, Agt. 673·7300
OwMt-Fl:t9Cleta
With rl'asonable dOwn owner will c·onslder t·ar·
l')'ing balanl·e on this
splK'tUUS 3 bedroom 21 2
bath showpla1·e. Lux-
unous M~a \'trde loca
t1on ' Formal dining room. entertaining
famil> room, and a
warm . 1n\i t1n g
hreplare Near the Mesa
Verde Country Club
Super assu ma bit VA
loan ! S299 .500. Call mm> today!
'!!!Sty!!!!!!~~. clac~p:O-~ard .~. shu!!!!!t l RTEARALBTEOL~
tered 4000 sq ft 1n _____ RS
Bayshores 5 bdrm.
large It' ingrm. dinin· -.r-u ... -•• •it-... .r•y•sa•D•E-grm paneled hbary and ~ ~
big fam1lyrm Huge 6PW
kih'hen. pantry and OHLY 150/o DOWN
£<tmily eating area Owner will finance to
Se'r u r 1 t y & sound qualified huyer. Well systems. hardwood located. to:ood loolung 6
floors . teak and oak uruts + 4 c·ar gar + am -
l'abtnels, wine storage. pl<' parking. Below 11
marble baths and ex ti~s gros!.
tensive vanelinK arl' On· CALL TODAY I~ u sampling or lhe 64._721 1 quality features
St a 0,000 Fff
Owner 631-2968
HAllOl llDGE An exqul1ile offennR
Elegant " spae1ous 3 txlnn + fam1l) home. I ll'\· home w panoram11·
\ISla of h.irbor . roastlme. ocean & night
h!lhL'i. Prtsl11¢e. 1·om
Cort. luxury & sfi·unt~
Rtdut·ed. now S69S.OOO
10wnt>r finant·1ni I A.,'l.
640-SSOO
1006 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IUCHHOUSE
ARHICllH•!
lo perfect sba~ Onl~
holtll' on Island unrier
S'm.000
962-1847
/.Jn NIGEL
ilAILU ~
ASSOCIATES
$115 000 E side CM .~ Bd + 1 Ba.
uak noors. frpl<'. 1 rar
i:11r. lrii lot Owner will C1nam·e or VA terms
Call Curt Herberts II.
631 12ili6
100/o DOWH
131120/o ltfTllEST
MO QUAUFYIHG! ! 3bdrm. 2ba. lliOO sq. ft . remodeled k1tl·hen. 1 yr
old l'Drpel throughout.
Sl50.tl00 owe AITD ror
~ )n al Sl520 mo !Nmand I:'. Side area nr
S,A Count~ Club. Call Je(r I a~ I: lil-lJ493-3116 ~ . SI0,000 Newµon Hei1thl11 urea.
owner w rarn · with ..,_....__...._,,.._. ..... ,_...-! Sl6.000 clo"A·n I BR . R-2
IYOWHH ISLAND'S MOST
CHARMING SCL RES
3 bdrm + loft. Fren1h
doors & windows finl'SI appotntme nls I hruout
214 Alnfth~·i;;t Open Sat
12-5. Own 1ai,'t 673-8585 ~~
1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••
l PIEMIUM
DUPLEXES 2 8d + 2 Bd. !iteps to
bft\•h. Assume S270.000
In loans. Askin I( 1399.000
4 Bd + 2 Bd. newer bit.lg.
So. of Hw)•. Assume
S:M0.000. Askin1t $449,000
3 Bd + 3 Bel. QUllhlY un· its. Assume S290.000. Asking 13119.000. (;onta1·t D11rrell Pash, a.:t fur
moredet1lls. 631·1266
I~ Hum ·! De\'ln Real
Estatl'. 642-6368
OWMEI MOVING Beaut1ru1. 1mma1·ulate
&t nm.·I~ landst·aped 4 Rr
home on c•ul de·sat'
Spa1·1ous rooms \'1e"A• of
i.'Olf t'OUrse Crom proper
l~ 0"Aner a~s1 s tecl
ftnant'tnlt Onl~ Sl39.SOO
Cull now 9i9·5370
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
lyOWMf'
Eilsts1dl° Capt· Cod Con
do 2BR. 212 BA. frph-
Dbl Gar. Jill'. Patio
1212', As~uma hll•
1136.500. Pnn Onl~
6'&2·3832 lo:\'l's
Exl0c·u1in1 C M lloml•
$129.900. &:lll'I' 'A'lll pa~
t'O!it~ Thl• Rl•al ~~'tall'rs
ll!il~fii
No Mone~ tlown JliR 2B.\
-------• pool. sp;i, ftl'W 1·a11>l'I.
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coMm;ru:x
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lhdll. arc·hlt\•c·t ur1" 3hclrm Ii Zlid r m.
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3 8dNn + den + (l4H1I.
iwpuratt• tn ·l11• 11 lrs
C>wn4.ot':. 11frcnn11 f1nanc·
1n11 with l'(tUll~ ~hunnl(
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lk·~t lo•·utlun i\11k1n i:
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Cll wu.t':.=' ......... Tl'naf9iaAL an MIL.MAH INO ......... k ....
llONIY wa111. H .. "T C. ~~ .. ~CA~:---... Ollfllw LU .. oa..-._ _. !(At KOJIMA • Afl. c, c.&a MtM. CAtllW. '
h1c11two ef .._ lat.W ~'...!.. ';· Tiii• ...,_ 1, c--.ct .. ..., 8,. MO&aLtV, ~ w.. ... _ • 11..i~ lllO~a..OY AUOCIATH. IMC,,• L.;..,I ~ .. « <erw.-. ...,. ... TIN'TU•t" ... •-• W•lU ttllfN•tN, JACK A. LOMe, 'flltt ......,..... -"' .. wlUI .. MAllOA••T WOOD HAITI NO I , C-y Cletto .,Or.,.. Cellllty 911 Jfl".
IMCOMI ...oNaJY AllOCIA'TH, 11, '"' p--.. M'WteAaaT HOWa, eARRY V, .,__ walNITOCK. ILMlll POX , ....... Or .. ~ Delly~ .... W•HHllMlf• 6 COM~ANY, t JM.l .. D,Jt,11-.s,t• llH*
te,.erel Nr1Mrtlllt, fl. &RILL, -· -CAL.,o•NIA lt,SAL a&TATa r.-.. -·~
1N'lllTM9NT T•UIT, • htl11e11 ------------T f 11 t I , V A L L I! V I 0 I L I ........ ,.
IHOIH&alltNO COlllfl .. ttlTAIN • •OTtC80Ptau1tar11M..11 MaOtCAL COLLIC:TIOH ..._ ....... ...
AllOCIATIOH, INC., • c:_.... Nellce .... ,.. ... tlWll , .... °"
'H:'IJ1'out __,., .. _ ..... ... ,.. ..... ,
Tiie ...... .,._~·ere felltt ....,,....;
T.t.. .... -~OlOC A,.0 AllOCIATS'., Uttt
"OTICllCWTa.,_.a .. SALa Sllrl"t•ele, 11111• (, H11,.fllltte"
Ml O CITY INVUTM•lf T --:::.~m:~. 8 c:.llfMlle COM~ANV, e ~l ....... e C...WellOfl, ,.,_lllefl, t~ W~e. lullt c. .. dllly ...,.iM .. Trw ... .,,.., Ille t4W!lt'--"' llMCll, CAW.... leflewlllt4111UtMd ..... INtt Wll .. L ....., JILL AT ~•L•C AUCTION ro TH• Tith lllvt>I-• h ceNv<tMI ,, •
OEAR READERS: An hatereaUnc trend
ln the sale or •Uver coins ~rouab the mall la
now developing and worth tumlnlnc.
according to the Dlrtct Mall Marketing
Association Inc. DMMA warna that potential
Invest.on in numismatics should look for the
followlna cbaracteristiu when buyina coins,
according to the American Numismatic
Aasoc:iallon: condition, country or orialn,
denomlriation, date, mlntmark, variety
and/or type, and special charac:teriatlca.
dlle ALLITATa lllNANCIAL lltlNy, tf11 ,......, "J_,.,, tta,
Hl.VlCll. I.TO., O.C. HllVICH ..... ~ettt:•e.lft., .. ...,.._frellt co•~IUITIOH, "'"" CITlllNI tfltrlllU .... Of ... c-y ON 8ANIC 6 TRUIT COMflANY, CW"llWee 111 Ille~ .. 1eftta Mf,
eAltaA•A JUOY, •II• eA .. a41lA CeMllly ti Or8118t, Me• ti C:.llter"'•·
L ll I J U 0 Y, b I e 0" AH H · Mftlwl* f'trte._,,e lervk", 111<,. CATlllCOHa, l .J . OAVIS, Nla .. tT ., hc:c:otaor Tr111t .. , wlll "-11 el CO•UTaUCTION COltOAMY, ,._.k -tioft, lit lie .......... ~.
LLOYD'S aAHlt 0,. CALl~OltNIA, • Iott<•"' lft 1ewN1 _, .. tt. UllltH
cerpere tle,., OUA"ANTlf I MMet, ............. Ille ti-or .... ,
COLLICTION COMflANV, t Ille!,.,,..,. reet ...... 11, .. twtld 111
HIOHIST 11001" FO" CASH <~•~: ..... ._ ..... c_.,._.. .t Ume of .... 111 lewllll J-1... Fou
cwper.tlMI, M I M ... ~ .. TINO Ille City ti ........,. 9N(ll, C1lllfll• If _, ff/ IN Ullllltd Mel .. l ell rltlll, l"l'ftlt*ll
1111• eNI "*'"'-net ID Mid MW ANO lllltt•RltAL .... ..,,( •• INC .. Ore11e• ...... of C•lllor11t•, .... •lie Mc:CAULIY 6 M,t.HNINO, tttcrlllM•lel .... :
( L I N a · e UC K M I " , I N C " • L .. 4J 01 Tred Ho. JllJ, et per ,.. .. ~--. QOU>WSU, eAHltl" 6 1'9t~dM lft ... ' ...... d ttvv 41. COM l"AN Y. SAMMY LI IE , MIK. ~ 111 .. oH"-ef tllec-.ty .:.SALINO LI• ANO e11d MRS. lltcor\tlrelMldC-y.
... •• " It -..... Oted OI Trual In Tiii• .... _, -lllMI wllfl II• .... pr9"f'lylwre4NltercltKrl"": c-•· Ctel'll,,, Orenet Co\IMy"' Jell.
Coins that are advertised without the
above information, s ays the American
Numismatic Association, may be "lhe most
common, cheapest, worst condition, treated,
and potentially counterfelt or altered Item
available.''
In other words, without the above
information (which can then be compared to
reference data from sources such as the
"Orficial Blackbook Price Guide of U.S.
Coins," a coin buyer may not be making a
wise investment despite fluctuations in the
price of silver. The "Blackbook" is published
by The House of Collectibles. Inc., Orlando
Central Park. 1900 Premier Row. Orlando,
Fla. 32809.
"Col a problem? Then wnte to Pat
Dunn Pat unll cul red la~. getti1'g
the answe rs and action you need lo
sol~ 1nequ1l1es 1n gowmment and
business Mad your queshoru to Pal
Dunn. At Your ~nnce. Orange C00$1
Datly Pilol. P.O. Boz 1560 . C()sla Mesa. CA 92626. Ai
many tellers as possible will be answered. but phoned
inquines or letters not including lhe reader'• full
name. address and business hours' phone number
cannot be considered Thi& column appears datly ez·
cept Sunday., "
lllCHA•O IM,AOAWA, ORANOI Tiie ltroel eddreu •11d etlltf COUNTV TAX COU.ECTO", ITATf. commOll ...,.,......,, 11 tllY, of Illa O~ CALl .. O•HIA IMPLOYMIENT , .. I ll'r-rty dta<tllled •llO•e It oevlLOflMINT Oll"A"TMINT. lllf,.,... ..... ,.,A.,..., .. .....,,..
ANO ALL OTHEll ~IRSONS -..Cll,Cellfenlle'*1 UNK-~ CLAIMING ANY "IC»fT, Tiie 114 ......... 1rWM ~
TI TL E, If ST AT I , LI IN 0 R ery llM!ltty flW _, .......... el
INl'E•EST IN TH& "IAL 1M llNOt ........ lllde4Mrt-
flROP4"TY OlflCllleEO IN THlf •llt1Nlktfl, IC MY,....,.'--"'• COMPL~INT AOVIRSll TO hid Hie wlll .. lllHe wltllelll ~LAINTIPll'S O'#f'll!llSHI~ 0" ANY u ... ,..,., Of ···~··· •• ,..". or CLOUD UllON PLAINl'lf'F'S TITLE tmpllod, .....,dlllt lftlt, ,......i.,., w
THlllllTO ANO OOES I THlllOUOH e11c11m1tr•n<•• to ••thly Ill•
It, INCLUSIV., ~" Obtl9f1'-IK-lr'f ~--'to P tellltlfl• COft\Plllfl of deltftdellll Ille .._. Of ~ ctlller1'9Ct lft INI
11tr!Md ~ -ell otller ~ <Mt•ll'I deM of \rvtl dtW s.tem• """"°w11 <ltlml"ll MY rlOf\1, 1A1•, II, ltlO, •-*d ..._ Ll!lllOY fl.
estele tlell Of t,.t.,.est '" Ille rMI TUOERtl'dtMoolNl.ITUOER.et
....,..,ty dete;rl._. 11Wt111 ed11erw to Trotora, lo Sr. PAUL TITLE
... llltlfW -llllp or c-lllvll"I • (OM~ANV, .. Tr\llleff .... JACll A. cle4N--' flelfttlffa' title M Md -1\ ANOOfjlAN, et et. et e..11<1try, .. et.,_"".,., Iott lb cw• of Kt*' M<•re ttw ~ of 11 .. ,-.oo, wttll eliefn: l'"""t "*-• • _..,..., II' MW
t. "'ellltlfll si..., Wofu, Rtlltn c . 11etu ••• ..,.,., .. , II e11y, under
Ltlld•llltr •11d K•l Kellm• .. IN.., .... of ... d detcl .. tl'llSt, fen,
U•Clllort Of Ill• ...... of M .M. Cheree• -·-of Ille TrvttM MOSELEY ero Ille ow11ert Ill fff Incl of TNSIJ crN\ecl II'( telCI Deed of
ll"'P .. of "'8t c~lll ~Ml property T<11sl, Md ~ °" ~ 11,
sltuel.O Ill .. C:-.ty Of Or .... , mor. 1-. I" -IJ774, Pt99 1105 of offlclet pertk111etiy-.rl-eslOll-. r~ of Or .... C-ty, SIN of
"L.ots 11 8lld it•" elokk JM of 'Lelle Celli.rn&e. Trec:t "-' .. Kii.. '" IN City of TIM lleneflclery .,,., Mid deed .,
N•wPol1 le«ll, C-y of Orenge, l<11tl Of N<lll'lty ...,Ice, lly , .. '°"of•
Stet• of Cellfor11le, u per Ahp ll<'H<ll or Clefeult In IM 001ie.11011t
recorded In 10011 • fl•I• U . of wc"'red ttwrebv. lleretofcw• •11o<11ted
mite.el'-,._ lft Ille office of encl dell-lo Ille ~.,.,.... •
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i . At ell times herel,., plel11t11f1 term• ol H id dead of trutl e11d
$1Mey Vtileln, RoOert c. L""'"99• recorded Aug\111 J, 1•1 • IM1"""°"t
T"Ul'rOll: 1tQ411El'tT OULTZ ellf U. 1'tt. ..._,
HaLUI I . OULT2 ellNll'tCIAltY: "091l"T 5"AW, .....,,.,.. 0r"'9t CHll o.llt ~ .... ..".A"A $HAW, IT•PHIEN I . Jeft, u,n,Jt, ..... J, 1"2 ,..,.
KNOWLU-elTH W. ltNOWLIS
'"•corded Aprll 11, 1uo •• '""'"'°*" Ne. 121» Ill llooll 1U71 .... t• el Ofllclel "Korft el tll9 .,_ __________ _ =: .. ".: ::~~·~-:i.: •OTIC8 ~;:'ui:'u·s SALi
tN ft1'"'111e """'1Y, 1outM In IN TS. No 4901
C-lyfllOr ... ,~OfC1lllomle. MOHAMM£0 S. OAUOO, AS
l.01 ll fll Tretl No .. mJ, lft the City ~"USTOll of N"'l*t IM(ll, ~y of Or8n99, Oft f'•b. S, IWJ, el t : IS A.M., TITl.E
Itel• of Callfwnle, M -°" t m.. TllUST OEl!O HRVICI COMPANY,
IMrfff ~ t11 lloOll 101, ,.._. I lo ft INiy ........... Trvst .. llMef 81141
1, l"cl11llW, Mlt~llen•Ollt Mep1, PlltWMI lo D99'I of TrlKI rKof'ded rtter•lf Ml•<W--.C:-ty Apttl 11, 1•1, ,s IMI. No ttm. In IXMIMT I llo•ll I.OU, ,.II. to, ., Ofll<l•I
Tottlllor wllll 110,.·•11< 111al o Recoreh In Ille ofllee of Ille C-ty ·~ NMl'lllM• -r I.Ott A Recorder Of o..-. Coutlty, Sl•I• ol 8fld Litt 141 to Uf lftclllllve ol ..... Cllllornte WILL SILL AT PU8LIC
Trec:I ns7 for 11W Pll.._, en4f ea AUCTION TO HIGHEST 8 1001!R
oetcrlMd"" Attlcl• XIII, SectlOfl 4 of FO" CA5" (peyellle el lime of .. 10 In
Ille Oeclerellen of Ct••"•""· lewful "'-el Ille Untied S!ettsl AT Ce"dltlo,.1 end lhttrlctle111 THE FllOHT ElfTltANCE TO THI
11.,.111en.r Ms<rlllied '" sueJ ECT ~J-u011T~~~SNIG ~oiA0T~~ 1~ TO, kctlOfl t, -' provided '" dffd • rteorcledJ-2' ,.,. SANTA ANA BLVD .. 81TWEEN
Tlla •lrHI eddreu a11d ollltr SVCAMORI! ST. ANO DROAOWAV,
common dealllN\ICJ', " ... Y. Of IM SANT. ANA •II rlol\I, 1111• ... d rHI pr-rty dflcrlMd allo•• la l11tereal <ort"9yod to tlld "°* llel<l b\' II P'W,.,,..lo... ""dtr H id 0.ecl of Trust 111 Ille
._R..-.Y·"-.c.-••-· IH'°"'1Y a1WMN .•11 wkl c-1y -COllfOf'lli&. • Stet• cteKrlmd os. TIM IMMfklert -Mid O.d of Loi SS of Tr-.ct No . ..._, .. allown
Tr11st lleretolort tuc ul•d e1111 °" • maprecordlfd In 8oolt 411, P•oe• delivered to Ille TrullM • wrltt•" •O l11ro11011 4J ln c l11tl•• of
Onlar ellon of Olla1111. A wrltte11 mltc•ll-• ~ re<or"' of the
Notice Of De!Mllt -Election to Sell <-ly rec-ol Mid <MllltY wH ..,..,.... at Ille ,..._.. of 1119 Tll• sireet •llllrtll a11d ollltr ~ 11 •~ - -decl '" common dHlll"tllOll, H e11y, of Ille -119 '-•·•.at '9Corc reel pre!Mrty dHcrllled above It tlle COlll'llY Wllitr• Ille,..., .... ~,, ,, 1111rporl9d to lie: S4 C••••• Str'MI,
locot..i. lrvlne CA '271'
L------------------------i •lld Itel ICOlllN ,..,_ IM'I' _.intect No. $)It, 111 llooll 14110, 11 P199 SJS of -t<llfte •-uton l1f Ille lhleU of ofll<lel ro<onlaof Mid COllrllY.
Seid Ml• wlll bt ,_, 11111 wltholll Tiie ._,....., TrutlM dlKl•I~ con11elll or -•lllly, • .,,,., ... or 1 11111 1 1 1 1
tmflltd, es lo llllt , llOUffllOll, or :: :,~ ~ .. :';..,"!,~:Cc:.!.!.
tf1<11mllreft(ft, le pey Ille r-ollll"O c1Hlen•U011, II tllY. ~ NAiii.
prlMl"I IUll'I I/I Ille llOlll -yrecl lly Sold .... Wiii be -11111 wtl"°"I
u ld OHd Of, Trvsl """" l111tr H I co.,.nenl or werrenty.' upreu or
111ereo11, •s provided 111 Wld "olt, lmpllecl, r~dl"O 1111•, PoHtHlon. cw
edv111ces with lnlerHI lll•••Oll H e11eumb<enGes, lo pey llM remel11tne
fro•lcled 111 Mid Deed Of Trinl. II eny, prlnclpel _,, of Ille llOleCSI -ur.O
llfldo< tlle Wms of Mid o.ecl ol Tr11SI, by .. Id Ooeo of TrVll, wltll lnlt-1
f•H, <N4'ees t<ld Upetlttt 01 IM !Mr-, " Pf"Wf-In w kl notels), TFWIM ... ., Ille INIU crttltd lly ...... 11(.. II tlly -,,,. lt<'ms of
Mid ONd at Tl'\llt. w td o..d of T~. lwa, < ... •OH •1141
-------.... -=-~~~-----------"""""1 M.M. Motei..,, •I'd •II t<lf llti'elll Tll• to••• emo1111I of Ille 1111pald _,.done wtllllfl the IC-Md COllFW llel8flU Of .... oOlf99tloll w.;.,,.., ..., DlllH llTICIS ol lllelr -·ty as SllCfl E&tcllto"-.... pr-tty to .,. 5',!.d. IM llHllllO
The S-* ~Of tlle C-y of utlmet•d '°'"· eiipo11se1 eno ore,... ,._ wt110rl1.0 IM llrllltl"I.. ..,.,_.. ,, lltt.64.U.
STRONG 1982 Crom 8:00AM to I :OOPM
DELC I A ST R ONG . at W 1n b i g ler Family
resident or Cosla Mesa. Ca Mortuary. Funeral ser vtces
Passed away on J anuary 11. will be held on Thursd ay
1982 at the age or 69. Beloved J a nuary 14. 1982 a't 2:30PM
mother of Marie Moody of I n W i n b ig I e r Fa m i I y
Costa Mesa. Cu a nd Mortuary Ch apel ,with Dr.
LaVerne Strong or Se1nta Gerald Bash o Htc'i atang
Ana. Ca , also survived b) 2 pr 1 v at e 1 n le r ro e n l
s iste rs. Cynthia 1-~a les or W1nb1gler Fa mily Mortuury
Batlle Creek, Michiga n a nd directors. 542-6713.
Glenna Rose of Coldwater. FOSTER
Michigan. 2 brothers. Liston ALLEN A. FOSTER. JR .•
Chur t'h and DeWitt Churt'h a prominent Newport Beach
both o r B attle C r eek . businessman. age 68, a
M i t' h 1 g a n a o d 7 16·year resident of Newport
g rundchi ldre n. Fune ral Beach. Ca .. passed \WBY on
ser vices will b e he ld on January 11. 1982 of a heart
Frid ay. January IS. 1982 at attack Mr. Foster was the
2:00PM a t Piert'e Brothers o wne r and pione er of 2
Bell Broadway Chapel wit.h h I g h I y s u c c e !J s f u I
Rev. Douglas M. McKenzie busi n esses. Allen ·t e l
o { H a rbor C h r Is t 1 an Products of Santa Ana. Ca .
Fellow!i hip o rfi c l a t 1n g s u p p I i e r o r
Inte rmen t al Ros·e HlllsTe l eco mmunic at io n s
Memorial Par k. Whittier . equipment on a domestic
Ca. Friends may call at the a nd inter national scale.
mo rtuary o n Thursd ay. included in products he
J a nua ry 14 . 1982 fro m innovated and designed are
4·00PM to 9:00PM Pierce armored cables us used on
B rothe r s Be ll Broad way pay station telephones, use<I
Mortuary directors 6-12 9150 and seen tn our everyday
COKE • life, and telephone headsets.
LEAll VIRG INIA COKE. whic h are seen in many
age 70. resident of Santa a thletic contests. He also
Ana . Ca. passe<I away on fo unded and d e veloped
Janua ry ll. 198"l Survived American Klea~r. Inc . of
b y her husband Ralph H. p i c o R 1 v e r a . C a ..
Coke . or Santa Ana. Ca .. a man ufacturers or induHtr lal
s on Thomas H Coke . o r s team cleaning cquiprrtenl
Tus tin, Ca .. a daughte r used by private. government
Marilyn ~oder or Arizona, and mintary establishments
a brother Kenneth Kirke r or o n an international scale
Nevada. her s isters Helen Mr. Foster was born in
Ingle of Tulare. Ca .. · Marie Marshall. Texas. and wa8
Schleicher. of Tustin. Ca .. a f o rme rl y a Pa s ad e na
daughler·ln·law, Karen L. r esid e nt . a t l e nding
Coke or Arroyo Grande, Ca. Pasadena City College. He
and 10 grandchildren She was a member or the Shark
was preceded in death by 1 s I a n d V a c h t C I u b •
he r son Donald Coke. In lieu u S.l.T.A .. C.I T.A.. and the
o f Clowe r s th e f a mily C.E .M.A. Association. He is
requests donations be m a de survived by his wife Wilma
to the Diabetes Foundation o r Ne wport Beach , C a •
Vi s itation w ill be o n daughters Nancy Kiger of
We dnesday. J anuary t3, 1982 Newport Be ach. Ca .. and
from fl:OOPM to 8 OOPM and Betty Boyce of Costa Mesa .
on Thursday, January 14. c a .. sons Norman Fos ter or
McCO«~ MOITU.UIH
Laguna Beach
494-9415
Laguna Hills
768·0933
San Juan Cap1s1rano
495·1776
HARIOll LAWK-MT. OUYI
Mortuary •Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
5-40-555•
Hacienda Heights. Ca . and
Garey Foster or Silverton.
Oregon . 10 grandchildre n
and l great·grandchild. also
a brother Tom Foster or Sun
Be rftardJno, Ca. and a sister
Be ulahbel Newhouse &f
Solana Beach, Co Memorial
services will be held a t the
Ha rbor Lawn Chapel a t
2:00PM on Friday. January
15, 1982. ln lieu or flowers
the fam i ly r e que s t :t
contribuUons IM' m,aJe le> the
American Cancer Society or
the American Heart Fund.
Services under the direction
of Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive
Mortuary or Costa Mesa.
540·5554. JOHNSON
this l1wt11lt by ptel11llffs. Oelect: Olcember tJ, net
J. Tiie Cllfelldell!J Cltlm -MMft ~ llorec'-• eM 111-1111 Ille "'-f1y lldverM le ~I• ........
Plel"tllk.~-·tclltndelt T ....... llylAt•tlllll of tNm "8119 llO f'lltlt, tlOe, tslet•, lloll ... A. Mff, AMt. Vke ~ .........
or,,.,.,.........._ 111tlle P~yor -~•"·
8ft'I' ,.,. --wlllcll •• s11P9rtor lo ~Ce ..... ltwol of rKolf'ttllls. (1t4) -.am
•· Tiie defellda11ts herel" •llo•• P"'l>lllNd 0r.,. CoHI Delly Piiot.
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plelnlltts' -llllp or eny c--plelfttltft' title IMt"eto." Md 0... 11------------""°""' IO,lllClvM"9, oro --fl to NOTICS °" TRUSTaa·I 5AL•
plel11tllfa. Seid ~ts enct eectt of T.S. ••· .........
!Mm <lolm -r19M. tlllt, ....... NIWPO"-T PACIFIC FUNDING, llt11., 1-1111 ... P-1v ....,_ INC. ot duly ~ ""9toe ...-r
lo Pl .. fltlflt' -llllp end Mid Clelm 11w fotl-"'9 dn<rlllied *eel el IFllll
er Cltlms t,OflllllUI• • <-II-WILL SEU AT P\18LIC AUCTION
Plelnlltta'Ulle-tto. TO THE HIGH£ST llDOllll FO"
S. Tho clelm or <111mt of eec:11 CASH 1.-re111t ol !Imo of Ml• 111
dtfeftdMt Is-.. to,,,. llll•rlor lo ,_.., _.,Of t11e u"li.ct Stetesl •II
P'•lllllfh' -tlllp of IM """9rl'f r191tt, Ullo end 1-1 COllWY .. lo
-,,,. cloud c..tltuted by Ille clelm Md -field by It -Mid o.. Of
or clelms o1 .........U tlld -Trwsl 1,. tlle "°"''' 11erel11alttr persoM -lllleirllHfl' llllo t--detcrllled:
ell erlst from Ill• le<ll eno f"USTOR: RAU•t4 L. 111.EOA tlld
Seid Mle wlll • twld Oii fetlr118fY '· upelllH Of Ille TruslM elld of Ille
1912, at tt:OO A.M. lft Ille rec:"'41oft tnnts c-911 by wld Oood ol Tr11•I.
room of Ille Ollk t lo<ebld •I OM City Tiie IOl•I amo11n1 of lllt 11npeld
1011••••4. Welt. Slllt• ... Oren ... 11e1 ... ce ol Ille ootf9911o11 HC"'td llY
Calllonlle. t11e ~y to lie Mid -r•t-blt Al the time .... lftlllef ...... lc•lloll •1tlm•t•d COill, ........ , tlld
of !Na ..UCO, Ille I.Diet -of Ille edvtMH et ow time of Ille lnltlt l 01tll11t11" secured lty Ille ellO• 1M11tlk tll00! of ti. -k• of Sal• 11
detcrllled .-ed ff/ ll'Val -nllmetect S7' ,_"'
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MIO C1ty ,_.,,,.... Oecleretlofl of Deltllll -~ ~. 81 TrVllee tor Stl•. ellcl • wrt11•11 Nolle• of 161 s... Oolwny Or. 0•1•1111 end •IKtlOll IO Se ll. TM a.,,,..1y Hiii•, CA t02tl 11,.d•rtlOMll c.eusecl 1a10 Nollet el
lt1Jt 11'-1• D•leull Md Eleclloil 10 Sell 10 lie
l.. McCormlc:Or !_ .. n ·•t Piiot r•cordtd 111 l"9 c_.iy Wllere the rHI ........ _ ................. y • ....-rlY .. ...-.
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clrcvmSlMCft IWftllllfter •ll09M MARI.ENI REDA, --wit• •• Oii or -.K ~ », 1'7S, • es jolftl !-" ------------
J .......... wuenterod f911Mt Ctworles a EN I! F ICI ARV : HAROLO NOTtCeO" Def'AUl..T
TIT\.E TRUST OEEO
SERVICE COMPANY
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16250Venlwe llvd .. SI• •'°-"
l.11<W-,CA."U. T•l:21S.~ •r Errol s. Sttllmen P11lllllllecl Or..,._ GMtl 0.lly Piiot.
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C. Sell ..... -_., Lou kltleeel In 110191NS, Trw• uncMr Oe<leratlon A"D ILICTION TO
lellOf' of M.M. MoM!ey 1" en etllon ofTrual~Jlllyl4,ltlO UUUNC>all
•"tltlM M.M. Moseley"· Ctworln G. lllec.,ded J-ry '· t•l es 1 .. 1r. OllDO"T"USl' 5<1t199tl. 9' .... Lot AftgeM.1 5-wlor Ne Ifft Ill boall lM1 ..... 1Q19 of .._ .... UMOeY
Court AcUGn No. C IJ9 "9. Offlclll ~ lft the efflce Of Ille T.I. .... 7SM-4
1. CllMtet G. $dlle9t1 -M9ry Loll Recerder el Or ... c-ty; Mid... "IMl"OttTA#T NOTICa" Scllle9el w•r• Ille ownera of IN of lrull dH<rllloa Ille follewl"t 11' YOU" PllOPEllTY IS IH Property lrom October lO. 1'7S, to pr-'y: FORECLOSURE 8ECAUIE YOU
Je-ry IO, tm. P•n•l I: A " E 8 E " I H 0 I N y 0 u Ill o •• ,. .. Count¥ Superior G-'
I. Pu.....t lo C-1 Order de\ed Let•ofTr.c1No.7ut.ota,.,_,,., flAYMENTS, IT MAY eE SOLO 700Clvk ~Or.Wott. October JI, :m. Ill Ille ectlOll ... 11t1ec1 • map l"Konlld '" ......... P899S t to WITHOUT ANY COURT ACTION,.... Sefll.t AM, c;..lltomie '2191 s .... ,Welu, et< ..... 1.vs. ClurlnG. ' .. M•-·----· recorlH of yow mey -Ille ...... rlglll to llrinv PLAINTIFFS. SI ONEY WEISS. S<111e99I, 0reft99 COUlllY 5-rlor Or .... COllPlly, Ctllfonllt. your t<COll"f '" good Slelldl"9 lly 11108EllT C. LUNOEOG£111 -KAI
CWrl .... 29-,...., IM c-1 ordered Perc.U: • peyl"O oll .. .,.,, pest -peymellla KOJIMA .. Eucuton of Ille ...... of
llltl e writ Of Ultlllloll It-lo IM Nen -~ac tushe eppurl•lltnl plus permlllecl COSIS •lld upenus M . M . MOSELEY.
Sflfflff Of Or ... c-" ... 111orlll"O • ._ .... tor 1119rft• -eo•nt over wltlll" -"*llllt from .... date lttls 0 E F EH 0 ANT s . L ~ s 0 H F .
•11<1 lllre<tlno ,,,. .... of"'• Preperty privet• Sir.ti OS wt fOr'lll 111 n.w -lceofdefault•ft•_... POMEllOV AS$0CIATE5, INC .••
lly ··•-of Ille,..,.,_,,,. ceseC 13' <••lel11 de<l•••tlons of cov• ... "h· Tiii• -I• s.17.00 •• °' J .. uery ,.._..u.,., PETEii TINTURIN ....
SJ91ttl-l"P ....... 6tll0v0. cOlldll'-•I'd rfflrk tim. roc.orOM J, •ta, -wlll lnc....se -II .,_ WELL.A TINTVRIN, JACll A. LONG.
t , Oii • ..... Dec.,,., 1, 1'11, A!>fA •. 1171lft11oe1< ""·page ten ef ec:c-t 11ec-. '"'""' YOll ,...y MARGARET WOOO HASTINGS,
pur-tt•Mld wrtlllle Sllerlff --Olllclel Records •11• r•cer••d ,.., 11 ..... lo pey Ille ....... """" INCOMI! PROPERTY ASSOCIATES.
C-tv of Or•-levlod llpOfl tM ..... em ..... IS. 1m 111 lloOll 1CM21, .... -'""'Of -It<-•.·-l"°"Otl MARGARET HOWE, •ARllV v. i'ltM, Ill .. -lm-t of Cl>erlft G. 410 el Olllctel "•~ordt a11d IN'I'--Cllt'Nlllled. MY°" "'"'1 WE I NS TOCK, I LM E. R l'O X, ~t Md Mir( I.Ou $cll1o9tlt111tw wnt1 ...... ~1Mrtl0. INY t11e•1••nUt .... IOo"9, WESTHllMER & COMPANY, e
Property. l!•ntlfl"O lller•lrom ... oll. Oii Attor ""°' moMtll fr..,..,. HM°' 11•11•r•I pert11•rSlllp. F. IRILl., 10. Ott,,,.,_.., 10, lf7t, Ille SMf'lff Of rltllh, INMrtlt, ml11ertl rl9llh, re<ordel'°" el 11'1$ llOC_,,. lwl>l'll CAL lfORHt A lllfAL ESTATE
Ille Cot111ty of Ore1190 sold Hid ftet11rel eu r l91tll e"d otller Nie of'~ ....-n -1. INVl!STMENT TRUST, e ltusll>ffl
P_.-ty to plelntlffs IOr Ille """ of llydro<Orllon llY wtleltoeftr 11tme llftlHt the olllleaillon llel"9 IOre<IOIM T r 11 s I , V A L L E Y S 0 I L S
........ .,_,. tMe,....., Ii. trilllll't or ""*r Ille llPOll permit.I e '°"99' period, YOll "81/9 ENOllfEIERING CORP,. RETAIL &
tt. °" l"ellnlwy j, 1 ... l .. $berltf .-rcol .. HM...,..,.....,. dteerl-. •111• tit• .... , rlollt lo atop Ille M E. 0 I c 4 L. co LL E. cf I 0"'
of Ille Couney flt Or .. rtcor...., Wt 109911\er wllll ltte perpetual r191\I of foreclo ... re by peylll9 Illa ellllre ASSOCIATIOff, INC., e <orflOfellon
Ooecl,. cotl'I of wl\1<11 •• •lle<hed drtlll119, ml11l119, ,..p1erl119 •11• Tt'..:::-:::r::,ior,,;., .. dll• ALLSTATE FINANCIAL
lloreto u liallllllt "A'" tlld .,... .. 1119 ltltfeof Md l\Dr"-In and ~Y • ..,. letrr .... f•"Y"'"" lo step SERVICES. LTD .. G. C SERVICES lllCOO*....,,_..,.•~e. ,_1.,. "9 .-w_.,. Mid IMld ~ CORPORATION, l"llllST CITlz.ENS
IL ""'-" • SecUoft tU .. tM ..... -·-· lftcllldil't IM ''"" Ille lore< ...... or H ·-IW°'*1Y 1' 8 A" K & TR us T c 0 M,. AN y . Cetllomle Cede"' 0•11 ........ If\ wlll"tOCll or 'dtroctleMllY *"' "'fberec-. for .... 0"*' ..-. 8AR9ARA JUOV, ·--IAll8AllA Nov•mt.r 11, 1'7S ... ellstrac:t ot ml ... from lenclS .U.r Ill•" lllOM Contee.I Slll~ RU EGE II -OE.ANNA LE E J u 0 y . DE a 0 RAH H . I . ..._ I ecOl"ded II' Ille C.ollllt , .... ~ 11 "UEGER, Jll Fre,.•1111 Ori.,., _,,men -r y ll•r•t,.ebe.,. deS<r _.., o or .. s Plece1ttl1, Celllornl• •UJO; CAT"ICONI!, S. J. OAVIS, MERIT Of Or• ......... ,..out of 1118 llldlmtnt -IJ•, ·-··-•ta lllto, ~ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
'" L.os All9tlea S..C-rlor Court C... Of •<r-U. sulllllrfece of Ille I 11'"""°*· LLOYD'S eANK 01" CALIFO"NIA, e NO. ,,. ""· A'"'" Of Mid eMll'ec:I '" ....... INbew dttcrllled 8ftll te ....... It YOll ...... llllY tllllOSlltll,, you c 0, p 0r•II•11. 0 u A RAN T E £ ett.KMd llefWo • E ........ "9"', end au<ll wlll"IKlled or dlree11M811Y tlloul• contact o lewy•r or Ill• COLLECTION COMflANY, e
lncor1'04'8'1dlltnlll by refer-•. drlMeid wetl\. ._.send tlletb.,...., '°""""*" ...,icy Wllkll may Nw corperellon. M & M 1181"0"TING II. Tiie edveno cletm1 et tit ancl .... .....,, or ....,.,... IN eXJer lllWl'OCI .,_ IMI'. ANO "IPl .. RAL $8RVICI, V.C.,
1ele,.da11ts lucepl Ille Cou11ty of llm41t llltNOI Md• ,...,.1.r.e-1. Ro"'emller, YOU MAY LOSE dlle McCemley & MANN I NO,
.,,. ......... Ille Si.M OI C•llfot'lll•I .... 1Mllltal11, .....ir. ~ ...., LIGAL "'i;"n II' YOU 00 NOT c LIN I · 8 u c I( NI". I H c ., •
-Ill ol ltlClltory llons erltl"I from oHrett e"Y 111<11 wells or 1111 ... 1, TAKE P"OMPT ACTION. Cotperellon. c:ot.OWILL, eANKIR & ellstrecll of l11d11m•"' r•cord•d wtl-1, ,._...,, ttw ttwN to wttl, '" eddltlOll .. .,. 1mowit ataled c 0 Mp AN y , s AM My LE E ,
p11n11•"' to Section .,. •f Ille miff, ........... .,. •flt 6 .. r ..................... titler te••· ....... ., ROSAL I NO La£ ..... MRS. flllCHA"I>
C .. lfenlla C.-el CMI ........,. ... t1Wtuo811 .. MWlec• or IM ~ .. '""""'llret'lcU ff dellllt11u•fll or IMAGAWA, ORA.-01 COUNTY TAX
of wtlkll _.. rot.,_ ..,..._, .. t .. t of tllt -rftce 41 Ille lelld llee-.... .....,_.,., llld Ille IOlfl <M C O L L 8 C TO R , S T A T E 0 I<
-.....,_."' l.M Mlelel $11peflor llenf,. ....... Ottertlled, et ......,..111 .. ,... ............... l_lel "'wt CALI FOlllNIA EMPLOYMENT
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II -....rior '° UIM of elt detendelllt flY 1M1tt 111704 otfklel ltecor-. NOTICI IS Ha .. HY GIVEN; T1IM UNKNOWN Ci.AIMING ANY RIGHT, rHtell OI IN 1Wlor r-*!lon of Ille JI 811r"l"O TrN ROid, Ne•,_rt ANNA N. llOH UCllOWS, INC. Is TI TL I , Es TAT l , L.1 EN 011
eltllrect el l\llltfMfll Mtec-NrMO lff(ll, CA. •11ly ••flt.O TrllslM 1111dtr lho I N T £ " & ST 1 N T H I! 11 E AL
es E•lllllff "8". "llf • atrwt ..... ., lolloWlf'ldltcrltlM....,of lndt· P•O~llllTY 0£SC"l810 IN THE i.. Tiit CIOlms of lllO Co1111ty of dU)tnello11 h tllew" ell0¥e, 11e T"USTO•: "DelllT JOSEPH COM~LAINT J'DV&RSI TO O...,.~llOfst.tllW'yllem .. a werre"h Is OIYtll 01 lo 111 Zllf09V a11d 8AllllAlllA "UTH PLAINTIFl"SOWfiE"~l .. ORANY
rtllllt of Ill• reurdfllOll ., • com•••'--or (~II."' Tiit llNOIY, ~-wMo. (.LOUD UPON PLAINTll'F'S TITL.l
certtfket•fltllltlytlltl•itCotltctorof '*'9flcl•ry -.... °'"'of Trw.t, •£NE ... CIARY: SKIP llUllGE• THl"ITO ANO ooes I THRO'JOH
.. Id c-ty fer _,,, ... propef1tt tly fffMll Of e broecl\ er defeuft '" ~ elld DEANNA RUIOER. llllMelld elld ti INC• U14Vl .._, ._...., _,1119 ltY Cllerla O, oltll1et10"• tecwred tllerelly, wHe. • r ..;.,.,... 1e11...-.1u'll11,.,..tot1W~eclef lltfNfwe •ll80Md..., c1e11.,.,. te "•<eniM ,.., • ....,., n, 1t11 •• CAMllUMal•:,.,..
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MOtlTUAIY
110 Broadway
Coata Mesa
642·9150
~Tl-••°" 1MYM • TUTHaL
WHTCUllJ CHANt..
WILLIAM II. JOHNSON,
resident ot Cotta ftlesa, C•.
Passed away Of\ January H,
1982. Servlcea a~ pendln1 at
.. le roe Brothers Bell Broadway Morluar)'.
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Costa Mesa ~tr9371
STaATrON
DAVID W. STRATTON.
resident cl Newport Beach, Ce . Paned a1¥•>' on
Januar)' 13, 1882. Born May
5, 1124 In Qluaow. Montana.
Survived by his wife Nina .
dau1htert N1ttc:y Cazier and J an' De Al lO n. a 11 0 I
!randdlHdnn and a brother otln N. Stratton. A Mtmodal Masi ol Chrtatlan l11rlal .&11 be on Frida)'.
Jlouery u. &Ila at St.
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llMClta•a.,C..NM Put your family In a nice
nellhborhOod. No worry because it
bu a new root. new carpet, even tbe
water heater la new. 4 nice bdrm•
too! Enjoy family get·togethers in re·
ceotly completed family room. Seller
wanta your family to have It'• own
homt so he generously offers no· qualifYWI & sood terms. Call now -
this could be your chance of a
Uletlme. ·
Ask for Bob Burtner
646.7434
....... 1044 ... ., ...... 106' ..............................................
**CIEAT BUY! 4 8d detached Broad-
rnoor home in super
Woodbridge! Owner will t~ 11dequlty! Won't
IMt. Ilk for Fred.
1189.000
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Gru t assumable In
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IYOWMll ,,._Loc..._I
in Newport Beat'h 2308
CllrfDr. UniQue2 bdrm.
l '' ba, large ll\•lng and
din area. Excellent
Bay, Ltdo. Pen .. Oce.n
View ~ough space to
build S420'.000. MUST
SEE'
540-SW , 979-'881
OCEAHVU
&POOL Like new. lrg 4 Br
w bon u$ rm Only
$0.~ ASSUll'lf 11 7' • Call P•trick Tenore. agt 1-------i ~1221 UtlVRSITY PAIK
Best Lou lion'
Pa110 Home1
Fee Land '
• Bdrms. 2•, b11ths •
Only Sts7.SOO'
Call today!
642·5200
A PETE BARRETI
.. REALTY
Easlblurr. IHS.000
4bdrm, 211ba. lrg yrd.
S20'7.000 assumable 13' •
lsl 642·Sl61 I 640·8107
NEWPORT HGTS
VIEW Beaut 4 Br w1numeroui.
amenities. Own er
f111ant1ng at 10', For an !millll!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!lll!!!!!llllllll~~ appl lo view th11 fine -----h ome. rail Curl
L.,.. leodl I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANFRONT Modular
Type Homes. 24 hr
secunt)', 1' mt P' t brh
+ fishing pier Cedar
Cottage l)'pe. redwood
deck. pool. l(Uarded
g ate. adlls onl> No
de>&~ SS.900. 499 3816
20o/oOM/l 20/o IMT.
3 br. 2'2 ba. ram rm.
d in rm. dbl ga r
wlapener. stained !(lass.
fem•ed, O<'ean \'U
12~,000 _ _ 497 1os 1
A lot
f.orALittle
I a<·re + bldg s1le. j.!ent
ly sloping pan·el shon
dlstant·e from tennis &
bttat•h Ownr has 1n
rluded plans ror ru~tom
'1lla l 17S.000 S11cr
larular \'iews'
MISSION REALTY
494·0731
BE ST PRI C ED
UNITS. Two 2 bdrm
w O<'ean ne-. s Great
No. end lO<'ahon. Call on
rinancing. ~.000
L_,.,VillopU
. 497-1761
~-;, Houn. Sat Sun..
II Spm. 6111 Nyes Pl
Owner Sale . P ure
drastic a IQ' rt.'du<·ed 3br.
2• 2ba. whitewater \'1ew
Must see to appre<'!alr
499 1'22. -
Nrw Landmark rstate
1111
CUSTOM DUPUX
Great loral1on with
ma ny extras. s urh ns
llahan tile noors. oak
cabinets. m1rro -. a\!'.
\IHuum s~s temi.
f1revlal·e. sunderk an<l
mU<hmore
AMt:STSEE "
Owner's mo\'tnl: out or
stale Assuma bit• or
-.111 ('OflSlder all I) pcs ur
financing or ext·h.inl!e
Don't miss this om~ onl~
134-0.000 Ca II no" Cor
more details. 979 ~370
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
2 Hamn. I lot. Nwpt Hts ..
+ poo1, o wc1. Aiit.
642-6100
llGCAMYOM
MrLain Greenbrier spin
level l'Ondo with i:olf
t'OUrse \'iew• Pool spa
tennis seruril) As
sumable loan Askmi:
4200 Aq. ft Unsurpassed 11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!~111119
news. Quality & inno\'a·
uon. Sl.100.000 Finanl'
ms.t a\ ailable Consider
lease option T. D
'!:r~~~i99-5648
OVERLOOKING
MAIN BCH
2bdrm in a prireless lot'.
for only $210.000 Call
owntt: '132.9840 ~-8138.
CONl'94POlAIY
Panoramic O<'cun views rrom this 2 or 3 bdrm. a•• bath home Some of the ameruhes Include 3
firepl•ces. gourmet
klt.chen. ftrepit & spa. A
real beauty 1365,000. ·
A c&.USTll OF-.okl LaJuna Charm! s
separ•te \ bdrm l'Ol·
taces . e •c h w i th
Ol'f!>ltte 6 open beam l-eillng. The large nat lot
has nice O<'ean views and is but a short wallt lo
the beach. 15.1$.000.
MYSTICtlLLS
Absolutely fabulous
white water views from
this 3 bdrm. 21'.I bath
home. Walkln1 distance
to hllh scbool. to"'" and beam. Owner will help
finance. ,000.
i'I¥..-
UDO PIHIMSULA
FOISSl,000
Ope. Sot/S.. I 2·S 700 Udo,_.. Or. #9
Fam ily rel0l'atin11 out or
slate and need to sel I
their mobile home . 2
btodroom. 2 bath. double
wide Wilk to shops and
burh Ownu..s a re
VUV ANXJOUS!l
BAY FRONT LE~EHOLD
Exqw1te 4 br S ba, near
Linda lsltt.. lnrludes
pnvate dock. 60' on the
main bay. SS0,000. down.
" assume sno.ooo at
12' ' 642-9231
YllSAILLlS
Penthouse studio 20'i
dn approx $68,000 Isl
u~'• owe 2nd 12'. J
yrs Gym . P spa.
clubhse Secur1l}
Sl3S,000. O-.ntr A,t
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OflMSUIC»AY l·S
alOLONA WAY
!Aue option or trade New a Ir 21i b• home. ntar Vlt-torla bee~h.
Great ocUh vt11u,
t:MS,OllO. r.daa Lund~r1
U.1 tt4·2114
For Clus'ilied Ad
. ACTION
Call a
Daily Pilot
AD-VISOR ~,
·~~~ HERITAGE
10 X SS Ro11drrart.
!II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ A s h w o o d t 1 r m s . storaie. Best offer
1ss-«»1
REALTORS
IEACHHOME
$174.500 FEE 2 Br + barh.-lrg assum.
loan. Churk Spiller. 111.'l
112 to 4.31 ACRE
HOISE PIOPllTY
Custom 4 & S bdrms
home with 2'100 to llOOO tq n Outstanding reatures
+ ocean and valley
views. Liberal t erms
available $285.000 to
Sl.S00.000. n. •Weiss R.E
493-1752
1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10"4 down. 2 Br I Ba ron·
do. Uke new, 1st fir l0t· .. patio. S!I0.000. lmmed
Adlilt .... CM
45 +, l bdrm rurn,
E>lrlosed patio. 8 X 35"
Spare re1\I ~ Md C11 II
&41·~ 9-4:30 wk d<1
1·679·7H3 eves and wknda-:,__ __ _
COUNTRY CLUB
ESTATE
3 Bd-3Ba New Condo
Luxury Derorator
Extras
Slll0.000. 847 ·3775
orcupancy.o wnr '--Pr rt. "'OOO ~S444.SS1·3889 _ -optty a
s.ee.L0911N' 1016 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UNtQUEHIDEAWAY !
Water view. l BR stU<"
4'0, high beam rig, rpk,
H/W noors. Sundeck & rovtttd atio. Own/fin.
Si».SOO.
OPEN SAT/SUN l2·S
31712 Fairview lbtwn ard It 4th> Ownr/agt.
~·21!:$310; 213·6'0-~
•••••••••••••••••••••••
l&UNITS .
ONLY S!I0.000 down. All 2Br 2ba Very nlre. Agt.
548-5832
Or~ CoMt DAILY PILOT/Friday. January Hi. 1982
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dustnal Area has a posl·
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XJnt cmploytt benerll1
Medical insurant'e, pro
'flt sharing. etr. Call
Susan Pelers 11141 ~1·1033 JWE!fil
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with bru1ir typing &bill t). math eplllUdl' &
ab1bty lo handll' sums or
monry Oulstnntlrn~
workinf( rnncl . rnniir
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fire.~ l:nl\crnl' Dr Ph 552 5325
Pomona First Ft•dcral
EOE M/F II
Banking
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VERY BUSY loan nff11·e
in lor11I Newport Beurh Sa1·mgs & Loan. 15 sN1k
m.i expenenred loan & underv. rllers for 1·on
IOOICMEEPH 111i1h solid arrount1n11 or
banlun11 e.~1x•r to "ork for romputer romir.m1
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CASHIEI 6:30 am J pm. Mon·f'n
unifor m' rurnuhl'd,
good bl.'ndlls Call. 9S7-3000 Eict 307fi I or
a_pj>I.
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houaekeepan~. some ~al prepa ration sho1>-
pinl(. rrranda. ldr~
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lookrn1t for rner)!1•111· self ~tartl'r who 111orki.
well with vcople Musi
be 11rl'5l'nlabll'. allll' lO
l~pe 50 flO. fleic1blr
hours Con111rl Barb;irJ
at Barrtck Corton ~y~tems 7~1·2851 EOE
CLERK TYPIST
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olfil'l' rn ln·1ne lo ass1,I
se<·retary I year oHrl'l'
exp rcqulrl'd Type min.~ wpm. Hrs 12.3C
to 4::.lpm Mon-Jo'rl Con·
tart Jeanelle Hall
1133-1438
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loans Sular~· t•om
me nsu ralr w il h 1·x
pl'rl <'0 re f, He 111' n I
j!rowth potential wrlh
agJtressn·t romp1n1 Plenn rail for aplJllrnl
ment ·
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714 '645-6505 MEWPOIT IALIOA
SAVINGS & LOAM
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TY'8ST Fast pared Real f.'!lale
Offtre needs sharp, "'ell organized Gui. 7$ wpm
tvping. dirtaphone, wilh
goodSene111rinl skills.
Contact Pe1111Y. 833-2900
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ma n1runst for a highly
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lslund vil' C11ll Sundy ~81'.W.
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ol11(-r. l(OOCI dri vl n1i1 re-
l'1ltd. 751 4706
DeUvery men over Ill ror
L.A. TlmH lo homva In C M , 3u m 6am .
&ulomy l'Or rcci,uirecl
No c·olltt•t1n11 $400-~/mn + bonus.
646-0637
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HEALTHCARE
SYSTEMS
22.11.'l ~·:.1n ll'W Rd
Costa Ml'Sll. l'/\ 92626
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for 11r1\'llll' 11ral'llt'l'
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skills
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631 3380
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app't r ail· 557 7690
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EXIC. SICIETARY
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lyptl\ll. flS wpm. wrth ex
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rupondt'nH· llkrlls Some Ohn~. Cull Kuthv for inturvtew. 644·6900.
John Woynl' Tl•nnls
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GENERAL OFFICE
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unswerlni: li'll'phonl'~. 1:rretrn1: 1•henl!!, I\ prn14.
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Lo\ el) offll'elt und plrusanl l'O workrrs
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mrnsurule with ex p€'11l'nc·e and skrlls t'or
lnlen'H'W 11p1i'I t•ull
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h.i~ un UPl'lllllll for a lk'l'Mlll tu pl'rform h11Mit'
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av11l11·anl wall ha'" a hasil' knowlt•cli.tr or
1101220 1t1ll r1n·uitr~.
tlrywall & rramloit 1•on·
1·1•pls Enll) lrH•I ~alur~
with 2 rt•\ 11•ws 1lunn11 151
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lion f.OE
MANAGER
Purl 11ml• pn~ltlon
r m nl (' beorh 1·om
mun1ty ldi.'111 opportun1
t)' ror rl'llrl'I' with
monagerial expcrienc·l'.
Sulary oe11ot111bl(": rluxl·
ble hours. Sund resume
IU Box ~. Capistrnno IJtou(•h 92624 or l' a II
496 M76
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Crom ~· 1 to 70'. Wllh
dlrntQle only M \' 49S·• da) or evea.
SELL Idle ltem1 With a Dally Pilot Clualfltd
Ad.&U-W
EXE<:UTIVF. at
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ahorlh11 nd & typlol(
r1billtlo ntt>dt>d for •
Newport 8eal'h Reul ': E1t alc lnvut mcnl
F\rm. At·t·uunt1n11 bal·k
ground o drOnlle plu11.
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Advertisilf Accollrt Exec.
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'bmefill l'1ll Elu .
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Immediate openln1 fot 1dverllaln1 account
executive to aoll both weekly ' dally
newapeper advtrtlsloa to a wldt variety of
re\f.11 1ccount1. Mutt be aelt a tarter, wuun1 to '*1tiop account. 1ll a ninr
ttrrito'J. 8peft uw nper. '*Cllcl. Salary
plut ~-. Btn.rtta. 8ttMI mutne ~ taro! Olton. l>ally Piiot, P.O. Boa IMO, Colt.I Meaa, CA ta No~ ~alla pltate.
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Au't M ir TrolnH MUISIS AIDE fur retail rl01hln11 slorl'. · A c re a t l v e Hum a n R esources
t:xn•lll•nl Zp0rtunlt~ rn •:ic11t•r'd oll shrrth t'un1 P/tilTll· P?sill?n Mon· Manager will have the opportunity to ,
n1•w hom1• tll>t·or 11h11µ lloi.p NwµI lkh RnnJ.! f'.l'l II ~~·30• ~xper pre· establish a re sull5·0rie nled depart·
lm·att•d 1n N1·wp11rl \'OUr .. mrll• ' }oln u11! rd <:all for •Piil l . ed l t" 1 • H1.•Ji·h ror J1:1:ri·ssn 1. \.)-l'l' mJr ml•tl . tll•ntal 644 SO"IO. ask for K•tle _ men atm. a mee mg emp oy~es
und ~;ilo 11n1•nt1·t1 &hfrrns.l'Jll.C1~2HOH Rl'l'l'P' ~o WP M & nl?eds. Skills In m erit compensation.
lll'rsonnt•I 2 ,l'l'arh OFFICE ple11s11n1 phonl' Vllirl'. benefits. organizational behavior and 1~nai:1·nll•nc 1·~pl·r r1• Shit"' oll·rt "lrl. .,0011 t.:M 760-73«> communication would be helpful. q 11 rn thl" rl'1u1I ff\'111 ... ,. " l.c.,tl0fti1t p · d · · ed Joli l'Xlll'f an nwn·hun " I I h n U m h l' rs Good futUrl' Wllh iirow rogreSSlVe. ynamlC CO~~any Oe S ch~ini:. "~u.il mHi·han Mt1t'<ireJ,tur Yilt'hts. 1631 rn1t Cu rn Costa Muu. a take·charge, humanis tic leader.
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11rt11'l'tlun•,, lahor work. ~Unll' cll•ntul 1•x Gl·ni•rul off11·1• 1•xpl•r Boxl002
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R.ESTAURANT Expenenn'<I (11h t·ook. pi.rrl ltml'. & du)
hostess bookkl'l'p1•r.
Mon Fri 333 Bu) mil•
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;alee .
E.AlMUTRA $SS MJn11·ur1sl wanll'll "11h 1 Jppl 1 .. 111 ;,;,14 11122. Rl't't'l>I T,p1:st NB firm rt~hw.1ni:. hu111 .11.11.~hnp lll~"l't'll !I ~. \11111 lhru 111•1•ks shar11. 11rof In
:I lllrnim p11•r 5:Mol212 Iii ~,., tl111tluul Phonl' II prn11
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Rl'l't•vt . Countn l'lub in NB seeks full ' time re-
n-vt Musi be art u·ulate. t'hl'\•rful & 11rofe1111onol
1\hlllh· to handle sw111.·h
bounl & 11outl typln!A
sktlls are essl'nl1al Sonll' weekend houn
_l!,1!644·~. 01une -Part or ru11 t1nw sales
All natural. 100', nutrr
tiunul suntan tablet~ l'p to 100'. t'om rn Juhn
~arsrlla, i~9 !!071\
lECEPTIOHIST r or I r \ 1 n 1· u r f 1 l' l' • pll•asanl phonl'
11i>rsunah11 unrl 11uod l\'Plnll skill~ requ1 rrd (\Jll lll'n"N>an '" ..,... l'tuw Mr Walk1•1 for rn I Mu~I lw 1t11tlrl 'i'n tni: MECHAM IC fo!lhll OOHS~;, 1•, 11twh· & on phom'. will
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MEDICAL
, FIOMT OFFICE
f'WTICS MIXll/
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filler"· pil(ml'nl11 ' 1·1i111lys1s 1537
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i;rl'l.'trni: t'l11•n111. t>iHn).!. 1 15 an unu.,ual oppl~ rur
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ll•1·hn lq Ul' untl 11 ru -Vlnre. 646·S880
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t:omJ,ll•l1th l' 511lar) 1•um dra\5 1\l'lo RubhO\. ex
m1•nsuratt• w11h 1.•>. , Pl.'r'cl. 3 n11:hl ~hlrts
\)l'Ml'n11• ;mtl "kill~ For 1 673 15«1
rnlert11.•w avp't rllll I
M11nlyn t\•lh.'~ 9~HOOO , Want Ad HelJ!? 642-5678
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GRE.A T THINGS
1\ Cood Des11(n Shop
in
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CHEAT PIOl'U for part·lime sall'M
Pll'aSe •·1111 Shur on 751-0510
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1142-4852 Art 12.
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men/women ror a11~nl'Y
alll~mtlllS. 549.11112
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lilvldual with 1>l~11111nt
pluine ma nner &i 11encr11I um u tk\1111 Xlnl
beeflt1. Call fur app't.
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MUISIS' AID•s Cc!rtlfll'd ' cx11'cr. In· h.'Mle\l In l(ctocl n11nunic
t·art• pro~~ worklnll
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llc1eh. * •. in Huntington Beach,
Fountain Valley & Newport Beach
CALL
CIRCULATION
0£PAAT..,ENT
SALES HP
' 'J • 642-56 78 .... . .
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Wa1tressl>s,p llnw.cla\~. H\RROR \RE\
O\\'r 18. will lrJ10 \Pl'l.I \Nt't:SEH\ ll'~:
Shiraz_.~ 7~ Wt• "o' UM'll J1111h.inn·~
W,\JTRESSF.S Wt• ~l'll rt·1·111ul . .:uar
TIRED OF IEIHG apphann-s s 1!1 :101;
IHSIDE AU DA y ? Rt•fn1: $200. FH•t•11·1 $.1!00 Not~htinw Cur sun W'hr drHr $14!$ <'a
and l'!<('rl'IM·· Sit•\ 1··~ u WSIOO ·,~ .. !>11111
Dl'U&ihnt; i~ now hmn1: l~·nal Rdn1:t•1.11111 ilU
Gu.vs and GALS ror hand (.'u fl S1d·IJ~·-s11lt'. l!t)(l(l
t·ar washi ni:. Wash Ft•r· l'\JO(I 12."IO. rans. Rolls Ro) l't'. li420ti311
Mcrt·crles and Port·ht>:.
lmmt'd QV<'OIOl!S J\ ail
CJll 63 l-6900
For Sale 4 s l'ub1t• Foot
rl'fni:crator. t•a ll Iii I I
8.\7 5245 after ti1>m
llcycles 8020 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WANTED RMX DIAMONDBACK
FRAME& FORKS
UptoS7S. 536·9g.'12
s p
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'82 RABBIT CONVERTIBLE
llS! PrlCt
Loaded wttn s speed AM/FM Stereo.
meca111e paint
SPOrt wneel,
wnlre sloe
wall tires
& more•
Our Discount
•111n
1170
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L SALE PRICE 5 9,995
List Prtc•
our 01scount
SALE PRICE 510. 195
'81 RABBIT CONVERTIBLE
s9995 •• Auto. w s w. tires. sPorts seats
& wheel, stereo cassette, verv tow mites. white tap
'82 VW $CIROCCO
s SOHO rrlf"lllC ~Mt rear
W!nOoW wasntr & WIPff all0¥S
AM1FM Utrt!OUSSttlt ptn smPt'S & more•
SALE PRICE
510,495
'81 DASHER WAGON
DllSIL
Eautooeo wttn alf sun root
Whitt' siOe wJM tlrM 1ut11erette
seats stereo, prep & more1
'10810 ,..,,
'81 2 DR. RABBIT
S6495
4 spee<1. air, AM/FM stereo.
leatherette 1ea«
p
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Wheekha1r Sl75. Oxyl(en
l'anier SJO Oxyl(en re
i:ulator (I{) S90. Fol<hng
walker S250~Q273
'82 QUANTUM WACiON
Fully
eQUtpped wttti
Air, s speed. teamerette sear~. rao1a1 tires & more•
Ust Prtce
our Olscount
SALE PRICE 510,595
'81 VW JETTA
lo~ w11n S S~t'O
air Slt'·t'O Plt'P
Ust Prlct
our otscount
S90SS
10.0
SALE PRICE 57995
'81 VW $CIROCCO S
lOaoe<I Wlfft allO't
WllttlS. rt¥ wlnoow wawr & wiper s SOHO stereo cassette
soorts sears & mor''
List PrlCf "M70
Our otscou nt ion
SALE PRICE 58395
'81 2 Dt. LS RABBIT DIESEL ·91 JETTA DIE~El WAGON
s7495 s9495 · ....
Air, stereo cassette. loW miles. Auto iir stereo c;mette
leatherette seats & morel teatnerette seats floor mats
<>!'IV s ooo moeis
li.J'lt• ol 1ioi.t1111c rnut·h1nc.
llllCM 9020. mukt• uffor
~30thSt Stc205, Nii Wwllilt~
SlulC' T1111 Pool Tublc. II'. U It C In U <.: r u rt
"00 Or Ru11l OHl•r. R 0111 I'll t t , T w 1 n
Mlt.'f'llPM 548-8035 CIWIKleh, 115 KW on Mhc•••• l(cneutor. f'1 ybrilh:c Wtlllted IOI I Tra rcw late model lux
••••••••••••••••••••••• un .t·•r-.S EV IL~t-:.
WANTED. Two to i''our M ~ R C E D f, S
22517-5-15 or HR71H5 PREF~l\A&Y .... ta.13>
W>W llres in 11t.1 cond. ~ Also Moton·ydc Jatkcl 1117 18 fl Skipjut·k. '13 Honda 750. II" ex·
s11e38·40 \Ol\'OI, trlr. $24,000 or ll1\Slon. xlnt rond, 14,000
197SDODGIVAH
Tr11dellnltl n H 100
Mui;t Sl•ll 12.100
964-4882
Call 64&-4629 trade for Pornhe + m1 Muryh\. 731 6394 ----'"'"h E """" --. Docli.:c '73. am rm un WANTED: Ski boots & ~ ''6u._ L!J78YllmahuTTSOOGood ma i.: whls rad1ul1.' pole!(, size:. 1&2 for 6&7 1311' Whaler, '80 Merl· l~it1on. low m1INll(l' nlit'tii. l'nl! ~urk n'>Oo'
t,ear old 640·5078 25hp, l rl• & controls, top ~.:. 493 7149 Sil> 327;
--& l'O\'er,• lots or extrub. ·aosuzt:KI RM80 S3SOOG'1~-Runs•·l1· ..... •11rnut Wl'~ll1.1l1u· Poµ To1i WANTED --~ • "'"~ " u Camjll•r Rons & Look1t
BMX DIAMONDB~CK 11 ' Boston Wh 11 ler 675 1059 Jdr Gl"\.'Jl' S2600 499.1278
FRAME&FORKS Loaded.S950CH1rm d.i~s Kawa.~11k1 HO LTD 'ill Font 150l'ari.:o Van
Uplo$7S. 536·9832 5.57·~. eves 631-5586. Twin *' Fairio.: & ral'k \' 8 \utu. PS. PB. New -!!!!!!!!~ll!!llm-~!11!!11 9 ' F 0 T r a ,. e I t' r $2400 Brki.. Tri. $3500 957 1877
Mltslc:al . ........... , Run1bout, Bult•k VII 1145.3733
OMC Dn\'e, seats 8. has ~ Homu, Sal•/ Autos W..ted 9 590 1013 potty, bait pump & t11nk Rl'ftt/Storane 9160 •••••••••••••••• •••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• Rod holders. \'HF In •••••••••••;;'.......... WE MEED YOUR ELECTRIC GUITAR, 2 water in Newport r\u 1>1ckups, hke new S140 trailer $2500. 536_8574 ·s1 mini mutorhuml', 22· GOOO USED C'AR!
644-1405,e\ 675 4512 ·~., .. I J k ... Lind~. rnmµI st•H· An~lhtn)ll'OOSlclt'rl'<I,
K' b II p --""""' P ll' . &.'O rt.. riv t·onta1nt•d. µt•ncratur. 1977 lhru 1980 1m a 1ano. great ing bridge. Makt' ofrc'r am rm t·uss. awn1ni.: .. ~-Cond. SIOOO 080 898-7420 roof&dusha1r,1mmut·
"94-89Udays onl~ - -Years ol run $.175 Boat Sub'!lll offl•r·552 1256
Office Fv.....m.... & 18hp. motor. tr a tier· ~pntnt 8085 645-7~e,es.
••••••••••••••••••••••• '58 22' Chns Sea Sk1rr SMC elec. orr typ~writer. Cuddy Cabin & Slit> perfect, bell Jumped 2!J()O
Sn~I v.tdl' mub1 lt' hm
Bt•aut1ru1 CJllm\•i.a
Low rent F1nant'ini.:.
urt.~p_.m 966 2051
Trailers, Tra•tf 9170 tract S90. S48 7234 _ ., •• '""" l.rW'"~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
Burroughs9500w1lhauto 6454199 TF:NT TR\ILF:R fur
reader S4 .950, Bur lo.._ Sall -9060 ~ale i.:oud \'On1hl1on. rou ghs 9500 with .. ., '.\U;STSELI 997llti-9
cassette. used $4.950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · • 1
Eco Air Produl'ts Inc 14'boatTrtr IAutoSenice,Parts t714)27l·l!_lll _ S~ __ 673·0732 &Ac:c:HsoriH 9400
Pih 8017 SABOT ••••••••••••• •• ••• •••••
•••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 MASTS&SAI LS ... TT.-...IO Parrot Double Yt>llov. 1 644·1~.e,·675 4512 "' 11:1"'111 M
Head. Young , Tame '78 P1c1f1c Sean;irt MG
W!Cage, & Playpen, Manah :rr L.O A. dbl OWNERS
SHOO. 3 Finches, w1ant1· ender.' c utter, l(rt~al TONNEA~1 l.'~)\:~~R
que Cage & Stand, $50 r ru1se &· live·abuard Fits MC s. d Kl 673-3600 __ _ __ . boat, loaded 497 5738 NI.'\ er U!ltl'<I. Si5
ORANGE WINGED 1~.@-Sl90dvs l\lana631·7797 hl'msi:
AMAZON. TAME 12 Br1nd New Wind S2SO 645·6846 -1 surfers. S800 EA or 2 ror Fiberglass Bed CcH er for
Fresh water fish, Angels. Sl2W. lung bed P t: Tru1 k
Scat. Cat Fish. Guppies _ 631·8029 $?.SO 548 6886
&others. Cheap' Santana 20, special rol UTE IODY WORk
___ 7;.::.54.;..;·6494 _ ors. race equ1 pped . l'µto50', off' 536·9832
Plmos & <>rps 8090 l'IWI)' xtru. xlnt rond -·
•• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Askin m-~ Alltos for Sale
---------116' Hobie '79 w trailer. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Upright Piano. console Rainbow sails. , en IMPORTANT ~el, exrellenl con di· clean S2,3091 640·8130 · NOTICE TO
Uon. ST99. Call 675-0898 Santana 35. 6 bags. rully READERS ANO
eves &wkends. eqq'd. Voho diest•I .\D\'ERTISERS ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ The prtrt• or items : l&UOO. t7l4l IW().4~ .ich erttst'<I II\ q•h1de
Organ. 2 keyboards. ~F~crws1n1t dealt'rs in tht• \t'h1de
chords and rhythm companion 25.35 ~rs. dass1ftt'd a<h ertmni:
S360 642·3379 Hawaii, Mirrones1a t·olumns rlot'i. not tn·
Organ. Storey & Clark. Leavin&Febl.646·3'108 1·lude an~ aµµllrabll•
loaded, like new, $1800 Great Sailinii7" 10 · laxes. ht'<•nse. transfor
080. 839·6143, 738-7737 L, h m a n . c 0 m p fees. flnunn• l'hari.:es.
Wa n t second hand wtl(lrJsa1ls $350 bi.I ft'l'Srora1rµolluttonl·on
Yamaha Piano Call orr.•llll0,494·5192 lrol de\lrt'n°rt1f11·ut1un~
Brad loafs, m-; or dealer d0t·umt·ntal")'
$$3·1.353 Eves ..._.J--.,-9070 preparat1oq 1·hari.:es un _. less Olhel°Wtbt' sµN·1ried
Sporting Goods 8094 ••••••••tt••••••••••••• '!.''the a<h-crt1i.t•r ................ •••• ... Mfwpel't Mcsifta :m Tb . cast steel weight Da wk month 646.0551 GtMrGI 9 510 set with bench and leg · • •••••••••• • • •• • •• • • •• ••
attachment Good start-WANTED : SI 1 p. ex . i, Ton Dt>cli:t• Pl' Red
mgset.SJOO OBO cbaoae for uSt' or S120
646-5587 macnlf 4r ruller 63122i~ -ss1.-..;o.:...___ ~ I
WINDSURFER Balboa Coves-Powl'r ca--~ 95•0 S600 669 Oo447 art 6 boa 1· r · --c:s 1. _. --l s 1p at T"enl lo 38 •••h••••••••••••••••••
Sohd steel we1ghL~. bt>nch 67~JU6 PtITTIEST
& access, Sl20 Boal Slip for Renl·W1ll •57 T-lllD ---=63=1:...::·90~ -Tan 111 to 65 n. Shore lt4 TOWM'
2 xlnt pr skis. Ready to power 6' \V'ller Avail HST Off£i1 go, due to knee injury. S6:!0 mo. 6'73·9321 005UKZ •
ROC 200'ss. Geze bind· For Rtt\l: 8ollt s~ace up t '1
mgs $120, ROC 210's to 18' Newport Beach
Look Nevada bindings 160tnl> 4M-5293
S7S Nord1ca boots Szll ~.642·5006 •Boat slip avail ror --...--• 5Qo.7S' yacht. Xlol securi
Sten, RHtaur.t. ty lrl«. 873·'1873.
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
)/'\~r) t<1HBOR llLVD
COST/. MISA bl2 t »t(i ... 8095 • -
••••••••••••••• •••••••• loafs, ~ tOtO ..,,,_ s LOSING LEASE quit· •-•••"•••-• .. ••••••• 1957 ~ oto sta w11n ...... · · Class1r Netds some
tang uu,,lnesl, selling out .... st•DtG[ •'Ol'k. bul worth IL Runs ALL .supplies and fix· •I 9M well. S80()1ofr "94.9007 lures including ---Display rases. waiting Mon"lly bOat & RV 1970Cad1llar De\llle Con·
room chairs. Beauty •oraat for fllY size, Z4 'erlible Nds \0111e
Salon hairdryers and br ltt'~ri ty • frH work.$800/obo ~
h d I. h 1 · lauochilll • washing --
I' I t.. <>r.,, C..ty
2925 H;.vbo·r Bl\'cl • ·•
COST A M ESA
979-2500
WE PAY
TOP DOLLAR
FOR USED CARS
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PturjeOt 9748 "'°k_dys993-4200 " 1979 V W <.:um Per uoruoi: u low m1IC'11. l'OOd 1 owner t•omplele pb, umtrm cass stereo, 9JO /080. •••••••••••••••••••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 PorSl'he 924 , lo MAIERS D~num11e Spanl Con· Be It,: B ('I g l'. reblt'eng nsi. new IOI. IOOOl\J'oof, vln. top, nu i4 Mona<·o.hd. lop<·onv. •••rand New •• , Chevy •
1982 m lea •e Al' \uto CADILLAC H'rsion p.21 Pop·lop CIBUN56-1 16995. ~Im $2550 Co ntat·t Du''l' tin.'5_83'.!·~0 . _ A/C. $1.000. Great • •
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ARE HERE! lllnl l'oml $7800 RJK COSTHtESA 18995. J im Marino 1142·~ F&\ -1977 vw Sciro<·t·; Sll9S. Private parl)' _~84 12 arter5 __ .With air cond , pwr •
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hie fur im mediate ilc Rebuilt engine Topt·un L1rtback with low 1700 342 Hanoi·cr Dr 963-MJO_ · speed lransmlssion. air xlnt (·ond! wht/lan ·79 Ford Fiesta. dean, • ..._Oltr •
l11el)' Sl't' wh.\ pen11I<' dillon. $6895 1 722 1183 ma I cage. 5 s p <' e d CM. 549:0!75 '!Kl Vanai:on, ~ 00 mi, all t'Ofldilioning, and stereo. S2SCXI. good C'ond. New tires & ae ••••••••••••••••• .. •••••.
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BEACHIMPORTS ate01erll•as1"81911sc t978REP> SJ99s Jim tit1•' 4 i.peed ·aoc&ll\ertabeRabb1t, M2·;tOO ~ ttl5 Xl~~_n67ni3n-~or109nd eHalf.tonlUVP"1ckup.I • IW8Do1eS1rect Por 3K ma. fal'lon MJrano \'olks~a..:eo. transamssaon with iery lake new. m. t sdl! '75 BUG ~ood c·ond1t1on. ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ...,.,., .. loudei!.! 5118 5084 low males lMru sharp! .. , COHTEMPLA TIHG NEWPORT BE.\Cll M2J!IXlQ _ A re a l l'I a s s i (' , 160-9440~ -\ BEST 0 FER i:ets lt, Game Show Wanner • Wllh 110 CID engine. • 7 52·090 0 ·:~a~~~~a~~'!."S:J~J=lt~~ '76 Cclica. 5 bpt•cd. air. 11BJ.;Z3251 $6995. Jim '69 COMVE• MlfSTSELL!...991·8679 We s~~~~reases '82 Esl'Ort Brand nl•w: radio. step bumper. BU 55791 •
you're m I e mar el lvn_u._·~ ~ 53125 ~-~6 '"'<MIU ~ "' "A ne\•er dr11 en $6.000 ,_.,.. _., I( . h k ·-" 851 n_, am rm. 1ape. 1 owncr ~!~.~. \'olkswai:t-n. El200 o~._ .66 vw BUS rebuilt lrans ror thM business -. Metelhq:rey. 3 dr, 4 spd •• 1tgits,etc No ·~~ •
ror a better car. be sure Gd GREEN cash -'72 Super ikl•tl" Nl·w & <•ni:me Good t·ond. erutive,proressio.al ~ •••••••••w•••••• ••••••••• ~~~~~~e r~n%af:t~~ r:;~~!l?i:Sa~~s '!e~~'.l~s~: xl'~;·o~~i ·i~u:~~~11.1$2~t11 i·onil. ~~i. N~~~stT~t. ~J~ ~~~~e 0a~~9 ~f ~~ ~~~2 ~ 9950 e eBrand New •81 Chevy e
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A.ltos, Mtw 9800 A.tos. Htw 9100 Autoa, Mew tlOO AMtos, Hew tlOO Autos, Htw Mow Iii Stock! , 1976 Capri II With air cond . radio. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• •••• •••••••••••••••••••••• NABER~ \ 6. 2 8 hler. xlnt «ond. • rad lal whites. tinted re1·en1l~ pa anted + • glass, wire OO'l'8ft. etc SJ698. , man extras 644·1497 No """""'"~7 ------------------------------CADIL ... LJ\ ~ ~~tang 99s2 e ... ...,.,....,.. . ....,°"" · e
south Coast OOdge wants you to go lldlno
this winter In a great set of new SklS and
bindings. If you're one of the ftrst 10
customers to purthaSe any new car
on sate this weekenCI we'll see vou re-
ceive a set Of ROSSlgnol skis a SOI~
man bindings, AtEE llndudlnQ mount·
1no1 trom Ski & SPorts 1ncorporatee1.
But thats not all. Everv car In stodt Is on
sale. This ad features Just a few examples
-but t~ are many otherS. on top Of
our great savings wt alSO have big tac~ torv rebates of $300 to $1000 available
on Just abOUt everv new car In stock.
Not every ooage dealer can Offer you
tf\ese rebates, bµt south coat l>OCloe
can-and we're sweettnlng the Otal with
big discounts anci a set Of Skis and bind-
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Plus-we'll happily arrange financing for
quallflect buym.
so hurrv Into SOUth coast OOOge this
weekend for rebates, big Cf1sc:OUntS anCI
If you'('I one Of ttle flrst 10 t>uyers-a brand
new set Of skis anCI t>1ne11nos.
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finam'l'. 551·8193 sell Call wknds only • Wilh power •leering & 98.
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l"""' •tustan" "On\ All • elc No 2091161 .. _. ~ Broui:ham. 30.000 ma """' " .. ' "'"' _.,
Sunroof. Sharp ex1·ellrnt ori1t Best offer 01 er .. •••••• •••••••••••••••••• •
1'0fld1hon. Must SHl'rlfal'e $6.,!KX) 759.()()97 • ••ra"d a....laW '81 ca. .. .,, ·• Desi orrcr over S9.000 ~Mustang 289 auto. PS. ~· """ ~ ... ~r Connell~· 72().0425 PB. raclial tires. wire • Capn" ce Deluxe Wftllftft! •
'18 Seville. all xtras' lo spoked hubraps. «Int --:.--·· •
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am 8 12. 673-4220 an S2500 nil 5912 •• brlkel. locks. windOwS. •
nuon. '65 Restored . Rhlt 1 run~. air cond .. stereo. etc. No. •
66 Cachllal'. xlnt 1·on<I new 1'111! !Ires & p;iant • 4714/0785. Mew O•ly
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Air. Tave. 20K ma Best ~1080770·9599 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~rer 675·456_2 '79Cutlass. Broui:ham s1 e eBrand New '81 Che~y e ~~~~tt~8so ~n~~~set Xlnt e '4·Dr. Hatchback Cheveffe!e
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balun1·1'C1 t•ni:. nl'w nms. FOR SALE •wheel, etc. No. 6879/3149.
tin.>:.1. paml. $4000/080 11· Pinto hatl'hbal·k. • .._Oltr • ~·39'l2: ~~ID95 dean. 4 SPl't.'11. new tares. ••t••• •••••••.• •••••••• ••• ·m :m aulo \'1.'ry 1·lean. 1ui:i:a1t1• ra1·k.i.:001I eetsrand New 81 Chevy e
nl'w tan•s , man) n1•w I lransportallon 1·ar Sl200 • )14.toft p•1-Lup Truckl • parls $2200 Tom . 080 '/• '!;A •
11:51 1688 642·1570Jdf • Wllh air cond .. V8, auto •
rolet 9920 I . _ 1131 7797 Mara a trans .. Scottsdale eg .. HO SJft8. •••••••••••••••••••••••I V6 Plnlo Hall·hbat·k Was • springs. ttlt whl .. etc,.No
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Llfl'-OVO! pum1>. I l'l)1 i:ood whls & • 4-Whl. Drive LUV Pick•! Auto trans . aar 1·11ncl + 11n-&. no broken i:lass • • man\ olher extras' lnleraor i.:oml R1·1ls With alHerra1n l1res 110 .
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HOWARD Cht•rottf I Musi S<'ll all IOl(<'lhl•r. •••••••• •••••••• ••••••••• Dol'e/QuailSts. 5700. muke orr. <.:all • 'II CL-• NEWPORTBEA<.:H :968-sswan 7:_JOpm , •BrandNew ~•y
133-0555 116 Pinlo Wai:pn \'6. au to, 1 • _.. Dr Hatchback Citation' • ---AM1FM . new tlrl'S .• ~· • •. SEE US FIRST! silver & red. PIS. moo. With pwr. wlndowa,
Weha1·e a good sele1·tion '!J~J~l5l9-'-675·0013 • ltMring, locks. air cond., s129a. o r N E W & U S E D V6, radio. V6, etc. No. • Oievrolets! 77Pi.toStoWog • 811719371. M•• 0.1,
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i "Televiews ............. : .... ' .... : ....... Page.Z i · On the Cover ..................... ~ ...... Page 2'
.., Highlights ............................... ~afX 3 ! Sport1 ........................... ·.. . . . . . p':f! ~.
.... Inside TV .................. · · · · · · · · · · · · -.-• ~ Lettera ................................ • .. Page 8
'ii! Word Game .. : ......................... P• 8'
~ TV Puzzle ............ , ....•. ~ .......... Pa{1f 8
j? ,Doily Grldl . ·~ ......................... ~ 10,
-. Prime· Time DetaU1 .................... Page JO. ~ ~ a: Tube T~s ........................... .rage 11
Cable Subtcription ............. · . · · · · · · !,Page ,,,
.Da•~ Drama .. , .................... 1P.age 27 :W".r""~ •. 1.L ,o,,.,,. 2B Af~~··········· ....... , ........... ...,,e
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1121 W. &IDiet Blvd., Loa Aqelel, Ca.
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• KNBC (NBC) •
3000 W. Alameda Ave., Burbank, Ca.
e KTLA (Ind.) 5800 W. &..et Blvd., Lot Anaelea, Ca.
.. e KABC CAbet. .
'151 ~ro.peetAve., Lot Ancelpl, (!a. . .
(I) KFllB (CBS) . 1m SniJneer Rd., San Dielo, Ca.
e KHJ-TV (Ind.)
5515 llelrole Ave.: Lot Ance~Ca.
(10) KCST (ABC)
8330 Enlb*r ~·· San ~ie10, Ca.
• KTrV (Ind.)
5741 W. &met Blvd., Loa An1elll, ca.
• KCOP·TV CJ.lid.>
915 N . IA BrM A•e., Lot Ancelet, Ca.
aKCET <PBS> 4401 SUnseLBlyd_.Los.Angetes,£a ____ _ --.
WKOCECPBS>
15744 Golden W~t St., HUJlUniton Bead,.
CD) On-TV . · ·11.llt Grand ~Ave., Glendale, Ca.
CZ> Z.TV .
2911 Nebraska Ave., Sadia Monica, Ca.
(JI). HBO . 'y ~ .. ~e ~.;aoCke(eDer c.iea-, N,, Y::lf. ·
Cl:). Cioemu) .
nme.UfeBldg., l\ockefeUerCeoter, N.Y.,N.Y.
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CWOR) Y.,N.Y.
a> 'WTIS) Ananta,Ga.
(I) <ESPN.) •
Cl) (~e)
black <S > Spotlight
··(Cable News Network)
·lele\!lews
Zookeepers fit to be tied
WANTED FOA TROPHIES -Jameson
Parker <left> and Gerald McRaney: stars
' of CBS' "Simon and Simon,'' are not the ~ most popular actors with the San Diego
Zoo since a recent epjsode about an evil
zoo director. ·
· "Simon and Simon" is carri~ on San Die10
stat.ion KFMB, where it rol4tiDely runs hich in the
local ratin&s. Elsewhere nationwide, bowev~r. the
sbo.w 11 fbmdering. .
""'caoas AWAY: What do America's teteviaion anchorpeople do in their spare time?
Practically anytbln1 but watch television,
accordlnc to a study conduc:ted b1 the Scotch
Whisky tnformatlon Center (and no, you
incorri1able cynics, drlnltiq Seotch whisky was
not listed u a preferred puttimf).
· While the avera1e American, whoever that is,
suppoMCIJy watcbfd '5 boura ol television • week,
news anchors claimed they view an averaae of
leu than 10 hours weekly. The anc~
interviewed at .., staUona iD JI cities, fa
readlq and Ustenln1 to music over watchlnc the
tube. Only 12 percent rated televiaion as their
r tavortte leisure activity. 'l'b.roUlbout the crowd,
however, pGl*lar support was u.ted for NBC's
~ $n ·Simona.' Page 11
before Joi1iiaC Uie cut OI "GeMral Hospital" In
19'17.
John Gabriel (Mallory) plays Seneca ~eaulac
in "Ryan's Hope." In addition to actin1. he
produced an album hl1hli1btin1 bis ainrlng talents
called "John Gabriel and Frieftds."
Also from "General Hospital" la Robin
Mattaon CAprll), whoee TV ro1 .. have included
parts in "Cbarlle'a AnceJa." "Barnaby Jones,"
"Happy Deya" ad "The Out.a ol Hauard." In
addition, Mattaoe appeared ln a recarrfn1 role ln "Tbe~U1ht."
Boben S. Woods (Cliat) portrays Bo BuchanQ
ia ''One We to Live.•• TIM former.,.-.. beret taa y .. cw
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Friday
specials
.W«JNf( 11, -........
t:IO. NJD 8TIWMT '** muelo'• reigning ---~ ..... In .... OOftOlrt. ..... 11119 ..
... Forulll In Loi Anglles.
...... ~crf .. flltlln-
......... QMlrom _of .. .__
t:IO (JI) T"'8 TAU. TAL.a
Ludwig "°" DrMe hc»ta tine........, Clll9llc:9.
A#llHNOON
2:00 (JI) r.. WM THE 111111
Ole* C.wtt "°"' • 111*"9 journal of tM people,
.,... Wld "'*"' ""*" ...... lllllory In ... "Roar·
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4:IO. LAMDICo" ... °" HON
Pulitzer PtlH ·Wfnnlno
Mhor and ...... Alna
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Ludwig ¥Gn Dralle llolltl
ttne~dlalicl.
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7:IO(J)~
A comedian llOllt and fclW
comlO COii........ ~
CO"'P9te 19aln11 one
arlGIW .. .....ci In IHI
UllCllllONd comedy Oii"'
lflOw. 10:aoe MMTIN~ a.: A MAN MID .. DMMI
A "'9dll _,.. '° a.tartJn Luttw IQno. Jf. on 1111
~. .MEAT LADB.CW
OOUNntf~
Lynn Anderton, Donni
Flf90 and Lacy J, Ollllon
-tl9twld In WI 1¥e-on-.,. ~ICI from ltll
MOM Qrand Hotel In
Reno.
11:00• ~WTMM
KINa: W.ltW..L NOT
fllOMRf Eventa ... ,_ ... "_"*..,m"""101rarat1no
Marin ""'-King Jr.'•
Hrd blttllday are
tiiG'....,.., In • ......
fllmed 111 Atten1a and
w~.o.c.
1t:ao<a>~w.-.
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"-' pertonM Miity "' ........ 11118-Mct.ldlno
·w..-~''and
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spec la ls
JNlAJM't 1t. ttll
MON•tca
t:IO(J)~ Jolin .,._ .._ ~
tNngll *9llOW .,_ truth.
..,,... ......... and --tNr'I anything you'w .,.
111111.
l:GO (I) TOlll .08 MID
8"9ANAHTON
Peiloin•111 tot the llr'll
..._ IOgllllW, Tom Jonel
and 94.llln Anton ....
LM veo-IUCllancll In tflll
U:IOr LMDIC'JNI CW
HON
Pulllcer Ptl%e-wlnnlno
-.111or and IClantllt Alna
DubOI ..,,..... ..,, ....
apCllNltic IDoul the futwe
of INnklnd.
1t:GO® eta .. CONCBll
An .tabonlte nltfltdUt>
performance from t"9
Sporting Club In Monte
CWto.
1:0te NOT .. ATIQW
YIAM An~ of tfll lltu-
lltlon In ~teetur..
... .,,..,... by Analony
l.ewll of the ~ 1111»-
pendent Afl'an CCIUlltrY'•
Pt1me Mlnllter Rol>ert ,....,.. t:OO. M\"1'8 IYNDROME:
THE ctlU> Kii.UR
Hoel Bob Ry9ll Jodl9 ..
.. ¥ftptomt, ~and " ...... "'of...,.. •• dtome and the current
ino.-.nl ~ '"*"" I*·
---~ ....... .nou.-of "" ..... 1:10; HOWTHEW91T WAI
WON
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.SALUTE TO CARUSO -Me tropolitan
Opera te nor Placido Domingo sings
melodies made famous by Enrico Caruso
-shown in a photo <lower right 1. a
setr-~aricature <top> and in Pagliacci (lefll
-during "Live From Studio 8H : Caruso
Remembered." to be presented Saturday
at 9::.> p.m. on NBC <Ch. 41 ,
• ClrtfllnO ~ and
tw.-d by 8'loetlolll
lndllnl. Ulke (INce Box·
......, .. M.llced by.
bounty ....... (Pert 2) .A ........ ~
A Ml .cAl. flOR1lWT Off
DIZZY'-.LllPll
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NO. NATICltW. CMlOCIMl'tC IP'IQAl
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4:00. ALL THltcll
ruMIC E ilD ....::W.
The ec:onomlc. pollUcej iind~ ..... of" .....
1ttee1," Amerio• 11
,...,..... by l'IOMI 94.llln
8lf!mblro and hnford
Ung1t at ~ Pubic Radio'• nlgllty ~ ....
(l)lOM .'°'91 MID
ltJIAN ANTON
P«toi ... 111 tor -""' t11M klflll*. Tom -.
and .....,, Anlolt dGJte •
LAI V..-IUCllancll In tNI .......
VIDEO MOVIES
SIQEEN HERE
Sun day
specials
.INllJNtl 17, -'-MON••• ~ 5 --··Cli-4.\L ~ PN.lt TILeTHON ....
"Wffkend With Tiie !"
8tarl" ~ """· Peul ....
Ar*a and 0-W --SE! ..... .... °' ....... ~
In tMfowtll--~
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IM frOfll Loi AnOlill and
NewYor1l.
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thin ~ yuu•w _.,
.... In ... 11'°°'9 pt-.
entlllonl from the Stlow-
tlme 8lzatte lbrary .
6:10 (%) AWAl'I» TIME
"Chartll C1lamplln Md
Tiie Dlrecton'' l:OO. MICAL DAZZ1.E
TheUttte~ ......
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ftAM
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lllOn In ZlmblbWe--...
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pendent A"1cen country'•
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TRIBUTE TO ROY ACUFF -Country music performer Tom T. Hall ( rilbt> presents le1endary country music star Roy Acuff with one of~veral awards durinc lapin& at~ Grand OleOpry in.N~hvllle
of 'Roy Acuff ... 50 .Years the Kine «?f Country Musac. to be_
telecast on NBC <Cb . 4> Tuesday at 9 p.m .
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Thursday
specials
.MMJNl't It, -.., .....
MO® NTIRMO THI
"°" -Bolger ... one-man ..._tar an.,.,_
oroMetrt ptaytne o:o
mullC al ProkolW. to*»® Ctml .. OONCIRT
An .. .._... fliOl*lub
~for~ frOfil tile
lportlng Qlb In ...,,... cono II .,,...,..s ...... .. • -.n mont-oe al
a.'• ~ --with 8omy8ono.
AfiLUIOOM
12:00 Cl) I.NF-A-THON
A c:Gli 1111111 MIC and tour
oomlc ~ wtoo
compete .,.met one
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mrwr wflll a 11 SS ¥1 •
of -of 1111 tame.II ....... lftdudlnt M'fM
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· solid oak or walnut, dou-
ble smoked glass doors,
4 adjustable shelves and
casters. Truly the finest
furniture available!
IARZILAY GR·S in
walnut or oak veneers
on 11A inch hardwood .
Double smoked glass
door with sol id oak or
walnut handles. The"'
best ·buy we've
. seenl
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SADDLEIACI IMW
28402 Marguerite P&rkWay
Mission Viejo
831·2040 -49M949
ROY CARVER Ul4W
154'0 Jamboree Road
'Newport Beach .....:640.6444 .
loi Met.ARENS 1MW
.At Beach Blvd. & Wtiittier
La Habra -522-5333
CREVIER MOTORS
208 W. 1st St.
Santa Ana -13S-3171
CADILLAC
ATLAS
CHIYSLIR.PL YMOUTH
2929 Harbor Blvd.
·Costa Mesa -546-1934
DATSUN
..WPOIT DATSUN
888 OOve Street _
N~ Beach -133-1300
LINCOLN-MERCURY
~MSON&SOM
UMCPl,.M-MERCUIY
2626 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -540-5630 ..
SANTA ANA . w
UNCOLN-MBlCUltY
1301 N. Tustin Avenue
Santa Ana-547-051 I
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FRANK PROTO
UNCOLM-MRCURY
16800 Beach Blvd.,·~"'""
Hu ntiqgton Beach ..
841-77,39 --
MAZD A
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PONTIAC
IOI LONGPRE PONTIAC
13600 Beach Blvd.
Westminster
892·665 I -636-2500
PORSCHE-AUDI
CHICK IVERSOM; IMC.
445 E. · Q:>ast Hwy.
Newport Beach -673-0900
llLL VAN PORSCHE-AUDI
1363f Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove -636-2333
SAAB .
llACH IMPORTS , .. ,,
848 Dove'S-treet -· ·
·Newport Beach ....:... 752-:0900
TOYOTA --~·
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1966 Harbor Blvd.
Qlsta Mesa -646-9303 .
MAXEY TOYOTA
18881 Beach Blvd. -
Runti~9ton Beach 1~7-ISSJ ,~~..c~.-~::~~r..;,;
VOLKSWAGEN
JIM MARINO VOLISWAGEM
18711 Beach Blvd.,
Huntington Beach
·20QO _
Friday sports
JNIAMltt11,-
NIL ICICllt t:ao. CROii OOUNnW
-~ "Chlllng Alltd DownMI''
The ........ ol '*"1r9-bone. MOW plow and ,_ .......... ,.,......"' -... ~~
....... p_.. -Loi ~LAUrl
1:00®-THmNl'l
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11:00• UBICWIM ,,.;=ww
u.cRML.L AttmM-.uec
Saturday
sports
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ANGIE DICKINSON ..• Gets new NBC
<Ch .•> show called "Cassie& Co."
OB, aaonn:a -h Brlaa Doyle·•uray of
"SatudaJ N11M Uve" re1a&ed a. BUI •uray
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Bene ............... ree.ned MICll& la. Cu JM
alao &ell .. If lie ... la • .,,. Qua a.at C.-W-'t a.. Stnllk''f .
Tbe diminutive.star of "Fantasy Island" la 3
feet 11. ~tall ... ViUechaile hu-aes>e~in two movtes ~ ~AJ)iled ,erime, '"'ftatt o.li 1'at Co"*talilltaralllll• Ucl "Cr.-, Joe." .
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Tbe independent llta. , .. _... ,vu played by
Blythe Danner, wbo ltRrei..,....te Ken Boward
in the orilina1 Broadway production as well. The
hto weal on to star fo TV'• abort-lived wenion of
"Adam's Rib."
BY IU'F PAllK.BS ..... .-......
• 1'11ree of tbi• country's most p01N1ar
perfdrmen -111ekeJ Rooney, Rock Budlan ud
AalM Dk*'Dl!OO -WW star in their own sbowa set to premien soon on NBC. Rooney's comedy
aer&•. ''One of the Boys," Hudson's "Devlia
Connecdon" ancl Dlckimoo's "Cuale & Co." wiU
be launched with the netwdrk's blesslnga on Jan.
21, Feb. 6 anCI Jan. 21, respecUvely ...
A look at U.. world's flnt recording star,
Enrico Caruso, ia Ht for Jan. 16 at 9:ao p.w. OD•
NBC. Tbll "!Me From Studio 811" production will
ttud)' tbe blstory ol Caruso -the 18th chiJd of a
Naple1 mechanic -and bls rise to stardom u one
ol the creat tenor of the world . . .
An in·deptb look at Franklin pelano RooieYelt. ''Nothlne to Pear -tbe ~y ol
PDa," ii set to run Jan. M~ HoMed by newsman
Jolm Rmt, tbis one-bour apedal wW aae historical
footaae and contemporary ftlm to eap&ore tbe ute
and le,acy ol Roolevelt. who w• born 100 yean
a10. Says Hart: "Pranklln Romnelt la Ute symbol
of a time when lost bopea ...-.tllli1led around, a
failed system was rerived Mid •••W. apd when
Americana who bad Jon _, IMa ol wbo they
wefe u a natloo anymore fouad an identity
through the adversities of el"CIDOIDic famine and a
war •laimt unthinkable evil ... "
FOR SEAL -Wltat wu &lie ume of tlae llrl
wllo played &lie role of Baule McCoy• Ck aeries
"TM Seal lkOfJ'a''?
Lydia Reed played the teen·ate "Aunt"
Hassie, Lute's little slater.
TALENTED TOii -Wu Tom Selleek Ute
orl&laal •artMn llH!
No. Selleck wu first spotted by talent scouts
in a ~ ci1arette ad, for which the ad a1eoey
had paintA!d bis hazel eyes blue.
IN LOVE -Dld Teresa Grave1 ef .. Get
Cllrilde Love!" mroa .. Laqla·~" at.eU.e!
You bet )'our bippy. Graves appeartd on
"Laugh-In" for one season (1981-10) and was often
seen oppc>lite Goklie Hawn in the tralfttl·blkini
bits they used to do durinc1he d1sco seen~.
.!end tpur-ldtna IO P~O'Brla, Uftilfd Feotvrt
SrncficcU, JOO Parle Awnu., ltoom 80I, NN Yorlt, N.Y.
10166.
Ray Bradbury's short story, "I Sing the Body
Electric," ..bu t;een made into a one·bour
televialon special set for Jan. 17. ln this venion,
lfaureen 9tapleton plays ao electric 1randmother
who is leased by a man to care for bi.I three
1randch1Jdttb.
"ll wua't cliffieult 1ettin1 into this role," she
aahl. "I saw her u a regular 1ranclmother who
t.rlea to be bdpl\&J to a nice family, just as real
trr•ndmothen are supposed to do. It's a lovely
role. '!be only difficult tbln& was holdin1 stuff in
my band and baftnl equipment put on my arm -
t.ryln11 to look normal whUe eocoa, oranp julce or
milk poured from mY ftttgers. The special effects
people took care of that ... ''
"Fallea Aofel," the CB.5 television movie
dealln& with thild porno,rapby and atrial lut
February. ha. woo the Odyssey lnstitilte Media
·"warda competition for ''the importdt meuaie lt
conveyed to the American people." The movie
starred Melinda Dillon. Dana Hill, Richard lfuur
and Ronny Q>x id a drama about the sexual abuse of chUdreO for profit ...
James Brolib, Piper Laurie and Roddy
I McDowall have been cast to join Ano Jillian in
''Mae West,'' a two-hour tv movie baaed on the life
' of the-leaendarJ sex 1oddess. Broltn is cast u
· Mae's adoriq lover·mana1er; Laurie is set to
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SOLUTION
EDITOR'S NOTE -In the ltlOt,, lw toa1 the "ltot
new comic." In tM 1970•, tlw iconocloafic comfdbt;
.ome IOid ~. at times. Where i.t ~ COTb DI
ilk 'IOs? At +I, M loolu back on lab career -Clftd ahead.
By llAltY CAMPBELL AP"ourz••.,..
NEW YORK -"There's such a thin' u being
lbe bot new com.le," says comedian Geaa-te Carlin
lo a reminiscent tone. "You're found and put on
TV~ You have a chance to tJe IT fM a year or two.
"I bad my opportunJly for that. n can't
happen to you more than once. Some of~ them
immediately get right into sit.uatioa comedies and
acting in movies.
··I was far more interested in perfeetln1,
developing and ~lining my stand·up comic skills.
1 didn't take those other oilers when they came for
me. I didn't feel qwte secure u an ktor. I tbink
up my material and deliver It staMin1 up. I fell I
bad longevity coming to me in that area and J
wanted to prove It." '
Carlin bas luted, since Merv Griffin booted
him on TV u 1~·s hot new comic. His career bu
bad hairpin. curves, downs, ups, turnoffs and
wrecks, but he's still known as Georte Carlin,
stand-~ comic. ..
Now 44, be says, "I do believe ln surges in a
career. J'm getting ready, as far as I 'm
concerned, for my big surge."
He bas a new record out, "A Place for My
Stuff." Some was taped last Auaust at the Sahara
Hot.el in Laa Vegas and some wa done, a flnl for
him, at a recordin1 studio. He .bad six
money-matins albums from 1972 to lt'll, all taped
at live shows. _
He baa "PQt to death" an experimental movie
be was making in Canada and is shopplna around
cable TV networks instead. He bu a boot. "A
Laugh ls a Smile with a Rote iD lt," to be
publiabed next year.
Carlin says, "I've been doina concerts all
along, kept my ankte firmly in sbow bual.aesa, and
six or seven times a year I boet TV talk shows.
"LerUo>' it oo the road. I stand OD staae and
deliver my stories. I know I.can do it. It isn't a
point of challenge any more, but I try to execute it
tbe best J can.
"But stretcb.1n1 yourseU and trJiDI to eJQ)Uld
is Where tbe bi1 thrilJS in life are. Tbe urge I feet
lately to stay lone months off the road and try to
establish aome new material and new ideu on
paper is proof to me that tbeee lut few years.. I
wu developiq eome new directiooa witbln me. lt
is a very satisfyinc pull to know that 10methln1 la
beinf bom in you. I 1et happy feellnas. Utt.le
tln1Jes, positive nervousness about tblnldn1 ol
these thlnp."
Carlin writes all bia own material and he's bis
own flnt audience, judtinl what's funny.
"I stay mentally healthy by the prism of
humor tbroucb w~cb everytbiq puaes for me.
My father wu a ,real storyteller and a funoy
man. He Wled to be able to make my modter
laqb. I take.areal pleasure in that wttb my wtft,
Brenda.
''Brenda and I met in Dayton. I wu a member .
of tbe team ol Bums and Carlin aDd abe was a
boste11 wbere we were wortln1. Lookl is
1enera1Jy tbe lint Wot that bappem with boy and
rlrl, but rilbt away, wben I spoke to ber, her
humor came throueh ber penonallty. It was
defillltely a ,..eat part of the attradloa for me.
··we Jive our life iD a alee lllbt awmer, wttfl
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and downs during his career.
New York ln 1963 and slarted lbe "bot new comic"
climb. "I became a TV regular and oiptdub regular
and a fairly successful openiq aet ln Ve1aa,"
Carlin says. "I waa doing a lot of characten and
spoofs. I didn't do politics. PoUUciana are quite
irrelevant, although tbey have lbe power to blow
up the workl. I don't cooaider tbem worth joki.n&
about." He also grew tired of bis "middle-claaa,
mlddJe..ap, middle-brow" audience. One niaht in
Laa vesaa In lt70, be did • rout.iae baaed OD different meaninp of a dirty word. A pa&roa toot
offense. The hotel fired him. He was relldy to be
fired.
"J wu ripe to break out ol my ..U-lmpoHd
restricUooa," Carlin says. "I wun't us1D1 50
percent ol my potential. It freed me to use all of
my comic teaourcea."
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KNBC e 10 : oo .. Barbara
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~ IJ 10: 30 -.. Martin Luther
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birthday .
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Writer blasts
Pro·cte-,: & Gamble
By LYNDA muCe
Hardin1 Lellay, whose Int major soap
assipment wu u bead writer for "Search for
Tomorrow," recently stated that Procter le
Gamble does not ltnow bow to produce a soap any
looser. Re wu especially caustic about tbeir
desire ror r..,e teen•.
Lelfay claims tbe final straw on "Search for
Tomorrow" occurred when be did not want to do
that ooe more "r.,.." storyline. He a1&o 11ys tbe
reaaon for bla axlnt rt1ht after the Writen' Guild
strike bad lo do witb tbe book be wrote, ''Eitbt
Years In Another World," where be wu very open
about P.O's soap-opera procedures and took
many~ tbe company's executives lo taak.
"Not true," claims one-time "Searcb Por
Tomorrow" producer Mary Ellen BwU.n, who is
now produclne "Al tbe World Tuma." Accord.int
to BwUQ. Hardina bad UtUe respect for the art
(orm aad was not very succesdul at it, wbicb wu
tbe reuon be wu fired. Sbe did not dispute that be
was powerful at one tlme, u bead writer for
'' Anotbel' World,'' but does think his lut few years
as "Ano&her World" bead scripter were aoytb.1nc
but aucceutul.
She says Pf9eter & Gamble was very aware of
the boot and bis feelln1s about IOap operu before
be was hir-S to bead-write S". In faet, Bunin
says it wu very hard for PlcG to hire Leiby
lmowtnc about the book, but did feel be mi&bt do a
creditable job for "Search."
Bunin. u the one who fired Le May, said tbat
obviously their decislOll to hire hlm wu wronc and
that sbe bu little respect for hlm u a soap opera •
writer.
TBB SNIPING CONTINUES: Pat J'alken
Smith, now bead writer of "Days of Our Uves"
and /onner bead writer of "General Hospital,"
had anotber 10 at Gloria Monty, producer of GR,
on cable Mwork news Special "The Soap Bebind
the SoQI." ID it, Falken Sm1tb said tbat abe
simply did not want to wort for Gloria any more
and IUrtbermore, "If the show bad been oo rad.lo
I'm certain Gtoria would have done the actln1
parta as well." Pat also toot Tony Geary to wk
and said at one point she aated him "to get a
Writer's Guild c¥Ct because be waa doinl rewrites
of the scripts and tben teUiq people in tbe media
about it." l>at furtbler says that she .vent to Tony
and asked him to kindly stop rewritinc continually
and also said she wanted to know wbere tbe
gracious, aratef\al youn1 man who came to her two
years aao and tbanked her for livln& him tbe role or a lifetime blld gone.
ID Tclny's defeue, Faiken Smitb said, "When I
asked bim lo atop doln1 all tb1I rewriting, be
stopped." Tony makes no secret tbat be feels that
Luke la a very hnpo~ant part ol his career and
that be does take liberties with the script .
However, we believe that'• probably one or tbe
reuom ~Y the cbaract.er ol Luke bu been so
excitina. OD the other band, moat ot tbe GR actors
stick to the aerlpta, and when they were beinl
written by Falken Smitb, tbey rana true and were
int.ereltinl, jat u they were wbea Dou1 Marland
was wrttma it. Al for the new writ.era oa OH, we'll
have to give them a bit more time because their
mala ccmeerna to date have been 1ettilll rid or two
major cbaraden -Bobbi and Laura.
. By the way, wben Gloria Monty wu aued
about Fallcen Smltb on the same cable network
news special, Monty said a aradously aa she
could) "Pat and I are dear friends. Sbe wu a
ereat writ.-, and when her aub-wrlten left wltb
her, they all wrote notes lo me 1a)'l.n1 they were
sorry to be leaviJll."
KNBC 8 8:00 -"Aliv& at the '
Palace." Meryl Streep stars in a .
musical fantasy.
KABC • 8:00 -''King's Crossing."
Premiere. A family makes a last-chance
move to California.
KTI'V e 8:00 -"Cerebral Palsy .
Telethon."-John Ritter of Three's
Company co-hosts with singer/composer
Paul Anka and game show host Dennis
James.
~OCE 9 10: 00 -··Austin City
Li mats." Kris Kristofferson performs his
classics.
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KNBC e 7: 00 -''The Electric
Grandmother." A harried widower hires
an electric rrandmother to care for his
children and hof1!e. ·
KTTV e 8:00 -''Los Angeles Film·
Critics Awards." Presentation is live
from the Beverly Wilshire Hotel.
KNB·c 8 lJ:OO -"Magic with the'
Stars." Top magicians and Hollywood
stars perform.
KABC D 9:00 -"The Onion Field ."'
True story of a policeman who cracks up
after his partner is murdered.
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Wµ>NESDA\' _lHUllSOAt . : FIU.DAY
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'Dallas'_ loses to
variety in ] apali
By KAZUO A.BIKO ._ ..... .._ ....
TOKYO -Japan is one country where not
even· J .R. Ewing can throw bis weipt around.
Television viewers here couldn't care less who
shot him. Tbe ratings abow they'd much rather
watch teen-age singeni and other variety-show
performers.
"Dallas," tbe series that once captured well
over half-the audience for an epiJode in the United
States, was introduced in Japan last Oct. 8 by TV
Asahi, one of the country's commercial networks.
The show, with lbe dialogue dubbed, h~ never
lifted itself oft the floor in Japan's ratings. ·
Shown on Thursday niibta 9-10 p.m., "Dallas"
began with 10 percent of tbe audience and since
then has regularly declined -hitting a low of just
over three percent on Christmas Eve, ficures from
the Japan branch of the A.C. Nielsen Co. showed.
The surveys were done in the Tokyo
metropolitan area, where viewers can choose
among seven VHF channels, including the
semi·governmental Japan Broadcasting Corp.'s
NHK general and educational channels, and a few more on UHF.
"It's a very tough Ume slot tor a newcomer,"
s~i Se.Ya. a _spokesman Jor.....Kaelsen l'M-
slot, be said, has been dominated by Tokyo
Broadcastin1 System's <TBS) popular music
show, "The Best Ten," which consistently scores
more lban 30 percent. Other stations appear to
have gained regular viewers durint the period,
Seya said.
The music show, on lbe air for four years,
presents new talent and tbe 10 best-selline popular
songs of the week in a format spiced by a
quick-tongued team of master and mistress of
ceremonies.
Japanese critics have praised "Dallas" as a
fine series, Seya s aid, but it apparently doesn't 10
over with TV audiences that have warmly
re ceived s uch U.S. importa as "Kojat,"
•'Colombo," "Little House on the Prairie,"
"Wagon Train," "The Fu1Uive" and "Perry
Mason."
"Traditionally," be said, "Japanese viewers
bavr belm offered Amertcan fUmt stated in
well-known places such as New York, Los Anteles
and San Francisco. They may ~ be able· to relate
to the upstart millionaire's life in Dallas.
"Alao, Japanese viewers may not like dramas
whose hero is a bad 1uy of sly nature," Seya said.
's· , !t • • unons not
popular at z.oo
From page 2
series "Hill Street Blues." Amonc the other revelaUons:
--"Raiden of tbe Loll Ark\' wu tbe ....i popular movie amonc anchorpeople.
-Only U percent leJt that a joumallam
de1ree is important for an anchorperson~
Ninety-five percent said the moat critical
qualification ii aa ability toTead and speak well.
-SixtJ-two "rcent said they won between 41
and IO hours a week. ·
-Earnin1a of over $80,000 a year were
rePorted by 80 percent of Uae SW"Veyed. Forty
percen\ of the men said they make more than
$90,000 annually, though only 8 percent of the 1
women fell into that income cate1ory.
-CBS "WU rated u tbe belt DeWS network,
followed bf ABC and, down at tbe bottom, NBC.
tnterestinaly, ao of the partidpanu worked tor AH~. 20 (or NBC and 18 for CBS. Tbe IJ'UI la
always ireener and so on.
WHY FLA.CU AaE CAU.ED PIACU: The
headline on a recent press ret .. se hyplnc ABC's
series "Today's FBI'' reads ''The A1ents
Inve•U1ate Rel1a of Terror Conducted by a
Radical Faction ol the Ku KlWt Klan in a Small
Southern Town." A "radical factloe" ol the Kv
Klux Kh•nt ~• opposed, we pre1unae. tq the mWeratew~.
KTLA e 8:00 -"The Graduate."
Dustin Hoffman in one of his most
memorable roles.
KABC 8 9:00 -··Fantasies." Movie
premiere stars Suzanne Pleshette.
KNBC e 9:00 -"The Long Summer
of George Adams." James Garner stars
in movie premiere .
KNXT 9 10: 00 -··People of the
Year." Bob Newhart hosts a look at the
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JANUARY 21, 1982
TllUIUIDAY EVENING
7:30 1:00 1·30 9:00 10:30
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Programming That
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MONDAY 7:00 PM "Newport Now "
7:3e PM Live Newport
Beach City
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or ·'Citizens Forum ..
<alternate Mondays>
nJDDAY 7:00 PM .. Sound Off'
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Our local programming lineup in-
cludes the discussion series -"Sound
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Mayor Heather -.. Citizens Forum, ..
and live coverage of Newport Beach City
Council meetings.· Plus, we continue to
cablecast our popular magazine format
show .. Newport Now."
Our focus is on th'e issues that are
happening around y'ou, and we feature
people and places that you know. Your
neighborhood and its residents are our
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play Mae's mother and McDowall will play female
impersonator Rene Valentine, a prime shaper or
Mae's unique stage manner. The show is set for
telecast sometime this year . . .
In spite or the recent demise of surfer Mark
Boren, whose surfboard was bitten nearly in half
by a large shark and whose body bas still not been
found, KCET will broadcast a program Saturday
that will correct "our image of sharks as
man-eating demons."
"1be Sharks" will give new lnformatio~ on
bow sharks feed, rest, give birth •nd why they
attack. It will also feature stunning footage of
diver Valerie Taylor, wbo will be attacked by
,sharks wblle wearing a stainless steel mesh body
s uit developed by her and her husband as
protection from shark attack. The show is set for 9
p.m ....
On Monday, Jan. 18, CBS will look al the 25
people chosen by People Maguine as the most
interesting of the year. They include Harrison
Ford, Mick Jagger, Fernan& Valenz\aela, Ted
Turner, John Updike, Lech Walesa, Sandra Day
O'Connor and President Ronald Reaean . . .
Bert Coovy and Susanne Plesbette star in
"Help Wanted~ Mah;," set forbroadcaat Saturday
night at 9. In this tale, Convy plays Skip
McCullough, a socialite engaged to be married to a
headstrong career woman played by Plesbette. He
goes reluctanUy along with her plans to marry -
temporarily -a sportswriter (Gil Gerard> so she
cao have the baby he is unable to give her . . .
Don't miss the Jan. 20 episode of "Real
People," which will take viewers to the first
drive-through funeral parlor in Jacksonville,
Fla ....
Philip English and Richard Young have joined
the cast or NBC's daytime drama, ~•Texas,"
starring as the young geologist Myles Renquist
and the mysterious Mr. H., who pursues him ...
Some of the world's top magicians and many
of Hollywood's hot stars will combine talents for
"Magie with the Stars" Jan. 17 at 9 p.m. -Orson
Well es will bost the show, with special guests
Jaclyn Smith , Loni Anderson and Robert
Guillaume. Celebrities set to perform are Jack
Klugman, Tony Curtis, Erik Estrada, Linda
Evans, Pam Loni. Cindy Williams "'8.Dd Martin
Mull. The hljhll_ght will surety be Orson Welles
convincing Erik Estrada to lie down chained to a
table, ~ let a board studded with metal spikes
crasb down on him. Cross your fmgers for young
Erik ...
James Gamer is set .to star in "The Long
Summer of George Adams,'' a TV comedy special
set for Jan. 18. In this story, Garner plays Georee
Adams, a man whose future and family are
threatened with the advent of new diesel
locomotive engines which may replace the steam
eneines be works on. Also set to star are Joan
Hackett, Aleic Harvey, Juanin Clay and David
Graf ...
Meryl Slreep stars in "Alice at the Palace," a
whimsical muaical tale based OD the Lewis Carroll
fantasy, "Alice in Wonderland." Taped 1n New
York City, "Alice at the Palace" follows Alice on
her way to meetln1 the Mad Hatter, White Rabbit,
Cheshire Cat. Jabberwock and a host of other
unusual types. 1be show will be broadcast on NBC
this Sunday at 7.p.m .
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KOCE It 8 : 00 -"Test Tube
Babies.'' The science of conception of ·
'human babies outside the womb is
explored.
KNXT 8 9:00 -"Marian Rose
White." Movie premiere stars Nancy
Cartwright and Katharine Ross.
KNBC U 9:00 -.. Bret Maverick."
Maverick tries to keep a railroad
magnate from duping res idents of
Sweetwater.
KOCE ~ 10: 30 -"The Shady Hill
·Kidnapping." Premiere. A s uburban
family's llfe is turned upside down when
its youngest member vanishes.
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KOCE 9 7:30 -"La Boheme."
· Metropolitan Opera's new production of · '
Puccini's romantic tragedy.
KTTV. 8:00 -"P.M. Magazine."
A wardrobe doctor gives advice on
clothes shopping.
KNXT 9 9:00 -"Prime Suspect."
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KNXT 9 8:00 -"Walt DHmey
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. Disney World in Florida.
KNBC 8 8:00 -"Fame." Leroy
tries to get rid of a gun brought home
from prison by his brother.
KOCE SI 8:00 and KCET QI 8:30 -
"I Was a Teen-age Movie ~ Hollywood
1981.'' Examination of reasons why
teen-age audience is determining
. Hollywood's biggest hits. .
KNBC 8 10 : 00 -··Hill Street ' '
Blues." Captain Furillo considers hiring
a lawyer to avoid becoming the
department scapegoat.
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ALL •Y CBILDaEN: Retainlnl cooaclousness,
Nina forp\'el Palmer for pmbiQa her dow1I lbe stain
and bis put lncliKreUooa. Confident lbal a perjury
char1e will be dropped. Palmer plau a sec.ad
honeymoon with Doo.na in Europe. la order to lltap a
recoocili•tioa betweeo Brandon IDd b1s lilt« .r8dith.
Edca 1eu Mona lo Invite them lo dlaner. After
queationine, Paipela teUa Chuck that lle&anle feels her
parents blame her for the death ol her brother Peter in a
car crash. After talkln,1 to Gret. Joe defends Jenny to
Enid. Eftelle dlacoven Rick It two-Umln1 Betsy with
Carrie and ab Benny to check Into ll.
ANOl'llEa WGaLD: After readJat Jamie's novel,
Marianne wants notbln& to do wttb blm, while Mac vows
never to have lbe boot publilhld. Learnin& Cecille
dru11ed Jamie, Sandy waata to break olf with her, but
al.so wants to have a continui.DI relatianabip with bia
child, ao,,be am a Friday weddiq date. Blaine t.ells ·
Marianne she la lhrou1h with Rick. Larry and bis new
police partner are unhappy about their interracial
part....uip en U.. welt aide ol towa. RacMI ud Allee
renew frlencMblp after Alice accept.a Ste.e's rnarriaae
propoNL Jn order to marry Brian. Pat vetoes llac's New
Yort &Mfbliahinl job offer. Harry sulfen heart attack.
Diana and Pet.e's relaUouhlp blouoms despite HarT)''s
objectiooa.
"8 'IRE WOU.O TURNS: Eacapln1 Bud's bullets,
Steve boards a bus for Kan.au City. Jeim. mma&inl the
Plaka, and Nict wonder where Steve bas IODe after Nick discovers larce sum ol cash l.n Steve's jacket. A&alnst
Tom '1 withes, ll•rfO dreua like a booker in order to
buy dress from the ,Fiddler. but winds up 1ettinc
arrested ror aoliciUnc. An anaerect Tom nra Ilario.
Miranda calla Tom, wamint llU'IO wtll be tilled if she
doesn't atop her plollina. Milliaa Dee. John wanta to
spend ~ time with Andy. Cyntliia admits abe bou&ht
hospital pharmacy to be closer lo Karen and David. .
DAYS OF OOR UVES: Triab decides that bookie
named Bart DevereaWt bas intormaUon about David.
Roman I.a put on one·week auspenaicn for aiding David's escape. Renee tt&aim consciOUSMU. Stuart orders his
ex·butler -to klll David. Stuart orders Alex to get
Andel'IOD ror ~pest price or Alex ls a dead man.
Marlena decides Lee should coalinue in therapy. A
form ... patient ol Marlena, who bas a prof1le aimllar'to
the Salem Strantler. 1tranclea bil wife aft.er abe cbeats on him. •
DOCl'OllS: After accuslnt Natalie of st.ealln& the
watcb abe boulbt for Mike, Kalk It auaptdoul when
DanQY fiDdl It and retuma il to Tbeo. After Nola tells
Pblllp that sbe doesn't approve ol Natalie, be calla lbe
Medicine Man and cucels Jerrs date with ber. A Curious
Jear learns abe bu left with IAJU. After uotber battle
wltb Greta, Bllly moves out. Matt tells Steve be
appoieted Jeff to Uaiaon poaWoe beca1&1e be wanted no·
trouble rrom Preuer.
. EDGE OF NIGHT: While honeymoonin1 in
Swiu.iand, ~ inadftrlentJy tella Raven Gunther wu
blackma.llinl Mm. Aware of lbla croa mi.state. Sky plau fataJ 1tiin1 accident for Raven. 1n return for
Damien's promise not to infOlm lbe Cavanaupa lhat
Nora wu a mental patient, she aUowa Damien to.see
Gunt.ber'a lut letter. Nicole confront.a Barbara about her
1011lp coacernln1 llUea and JIH'a rela&lonship.
Unaware ol Jinx's lllness, Derek lporea Miles' wamin1
and fCMUS a relaUonahip with Jinx. An ecstatic Calvin
lean.a Dee Dee baa turned down Julius' marria1e
propoUl whUe Star's Broactwa1 show la a tut. Kelly lnter..ted in Jim Didrtckaon. Oavtn jotm com,pany aa
dance director.
Gl'.HE&AL H08PITAL: Eludlnl ~·a llot pursuit,
Kurt flDda refute In Scotty's apaJ'tnMDt. After beinl
tricked Into meetlnc Scotty ln New York. IAwa llstem to
his attelnllt al apololy. Not reaUDnt Laura llbd leo&t.r
hne taken aa early fUCbl back to Port Cbartes. David
becom• coafuaed ud follows Laura Templeton, a
wom• who looks llart.llntlY like Laura Spmcer. A
furious Joe confroota Heather and tells lier Co "°It aolic~ lepl cllenta lbr blm. Wiiiie talklDC to Dr. Kata,
Joe reaa-Ulill be wanta He.U. to be Ida kleal ~
of a ....... -a ....,.. wbkb "'1 be ualair to of tbent. Altboup A ... apoteciMI pubUcly \o Dr.
BradlMW llir ..,_. lie tllled • _.... * operatin1
tattle, .._.. piida ~bero on ,.,,..._ ud retaim her ...... ,.. ..........
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Whitney gazes lovingly at her husband.
Sky, (Sharon Ga bet and Larkin Malloy>
after arriving in the Swiss Alps for their
second honeymoon on "The F..dge of Night"
daytime drama. "The F.dge of Night" is
seen weekdays-on ABC <Ch. 7> at 3 p.m.
Carrie prepares a hunaer strike. Qulnt purcbuea layette
for Nola's baby, who baa been named Kelly. Mike
refu.ea to handle Amanda 'a divorce from Ben.
ONE UFE TO UVE: Afttt Olympia dies, Beau
lea.rm abe left a meaaace for him wtlh Pat. De•astated
and bitter when Pat tells him that Yucy wu Ilia father.
not A.la. Beau dilowlll Aaa and lakes lbe name Beau
Ralat..-. Seaflnl • new at.renllh In Beau. Chuck qrees
to wortl for bini. Lucinda, appeelinC to Aaa'a eao. tella him only be can atop Mimi rrom marryinl Larry. lllmi
avees to~ weddin1 to Larry to nurse AH beck
to heallb rom IUftlbot wound. Plytq to San Cano. for
medic'1 conference, Larry la unaware tbat Ivan Kiptiq,
usinl allaa Ruao Wiide, has arraqed to cootrol Larry's
every move. R.etumint to Uu~, K.areD and llatto
are held wit.bout ball on counterfeit attanpl Tbey accept
Walter Sandenoe'• otter ol rree letal repreeentat.ioa,
waaware that Ivan bu paid blm. Petal' la atmmed wbea Brad plQI • caaeue of the •• .,._, coe1..-" Peter
reclled eo a priest i.D which be ap(ained tbal Mary ii
Kat'• lliaby, not Jenny's.
&YAHS llOPE: Ari and Faith are UuiUed with each
other ln lbe preeenee ol the llaril Kara alariae. Ari
a1rea wWa Joe that the best~• • protect the aluiM ii to publldle It. lactt It hired to apb and report•
the opealnc ol lbe crate tontalM tbe 9briae.
Unaware that Joe ii worklnt wtUl teYWal 16..titatiora.
Jiii and lack are appalled that Joe ta ...ntq wltll Ari.
E.J . '1 joy at beeomlnl a staff reporter la alulUered wbea
she learns from • teletype r..,ort that her triend Ox
Knowles, a race.car drher, Ital been klDed ln a race
accident. A Jealous Dalia deddea to diacndk l!.l . and
retain Rolet'• affecUona.
SEAACH FOR TO•o•ao": Followinl Tl'avis.
Sunny la abocW wben be id•""-lbe bocU.-ol Kent and llarcla Benaoo. Convinced tbat lbe ........ were .
murdend, Dane la eeatlDced Travis la next oa the hit
Utt. Dane_, McClure realise .... oa mJcroftlm may
M peoo&e wlloM won could IMwe repercuaaiou ln
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All they wanted to do wasdance
Ballet. grogp fmdS support
By MICHAEL DOUGAN °' ..............
Lawrence and Sarma Rosenberg,
dancers and newlyweds. hadn't specifically
planned to move to San Juan Capistrano -
they only kne'!V they wanted to escape the
smog and bustle -0f Los Angeles. And to
dance.
So. when fhe C&pistrano Ballet Centre in
that town's Esplanade Shopping Center came
up for sale last March, it seemed the perfect
opport.UJlity. a chance to live in a pristin,e
seaside community, to dance and to make a ·
living. They found that and something more.
"We expected to be predomina ntly
training students," explained Lawrence. 31.
.. We had no idea of the wealth of talent we
would find." .
-That-talent included a number of
professional ballet dancers who also sought.
to escape the ravages of urbania ... People
from this area have moved to New York to
perform," noted Sarma. ..They moved to
New York and then they moved back."
That discovery was the inspiration for
the Capistr,no Ballet Company. a non·profit
outfit formed by the Rosenbergs that will
make its Orange County premiere at 8 p,m.
Saturday and 2 p.m . Sunday in Mission
Viejo's Saddleback Fine Arts Theater.
"There are so marly talented dancers and
professionals here who had no outlet. .. said
Sal'ma. "Some have worked before and have
stopped for awhile.''
Lawrence said most of the 20-odd dancers
in the company hail from Orange County.
.. but not from the neighborhood" of San Juan
Capistrano. A few commute from Los
Angeles for weekend rehearsal sessions .
Their credits include work with the likes of
Les Grands Ballet Canadiens. Israeli
Classical Dance Ballet. Ballet Classico de
Mexico. Alvin Ailey II and the Marin Civic
Ballet. .
And the works performed are as diverse
as the performers' backgrounds. This
weekend's concert will inclUde selections
from .. Swan Lake" as well as routines set to
the music of Scott Joplin and Benny
Goodman.
While finding talent posed no problem.
the Rosen bergs faced a greater challenge in
getting t he Capistrano Ballet onto point -
fundraising . The cost ran into .. the
thousands," said Lawrence.
"Every tutu had to go from scratch." he
explained. "every set. every piece of
scenery.'' ·
To help find financial support and guide
the new ·~ompany's destiny. a board of
directors was formed that includes ballet buff
and comic Dom DeLuise. Then t he
Rosenberp turned to their new community
for support and found there was plenty.
··The community seemed Interested.··
said Sarma. • •from all analea -people
volunteertna to help 1ew. that sort ol tblna."
In lfldltloll. ··a lot ~ amall busbMuel
have been ~·. yery be~a.·· .•M Uld.
LaWNneeancl Sarm. ·Ros1nberg (pldYred),
•rtlstlc dlrecton of
Capfstratn0 Ballet Com"'9Y,
· have found• wuttt. .of
d.ncfngtalent
In orange County.
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. Oo the other hand, the salad was non-descript.
But it's at par with most salads served in
Japanese retaurants. It comes with a French-style
cream dressing.
The chef wbeils in his cart Md prepares your
meals according to instructions taken by the
waitress. It the juggling act looks impressive,
remember that your cook &aas spent a solid two
months in training for this special show.
§ o:: Slick TV commerci•ls highlighted by fancy
knife work. pepper mill juggline and • pounding
percussion section promise a special culinary
exhibition at Benihana or Tokyo. . .
So what do you really get when you sit down to
a hibacbi-style dinner at this international chain?
Lots al show or sumptuous fare?
It turns out you get generous helpings or both.
The beauty of this cuisine is you can walk in
with ·a gargantuan appetite and leave feeling
satiated and not bloated. Japanese food'
tradjtionally is Ue.bt. with heavy sauces kept to a
minimum and aH mea1a served wlth hearty
portioos of vea.etables. C Even deep-fried tempura
is more vegetable or seafood than batter.>
Since beef in Japan is considered a delicacy, If
not a precious commodity, most meals there are
served with fish or poultry. At Benlhana you'll
have the luxury ot ordering a number of cuts of
meat, but don't pass up a "li&hler" meal or
scallops, shrimp or lobster.
Our dinner choice wu for hibachi chicken
(8.25) and hibachi shrimp with scallops ($13.50).
We asked to share our meal. The chef slmply
dished out equal portion1 of shrimp, scallops and
chicken to both plates -a fe•t eas1 enou1h when
all food is cooked m ma.su on one Ifill.
In addition to the meat or seafood entree. each
dinner plate comes with assorted veeetables
cooked stir-fry style on the hibachi grill. The
vegetables included bean sprouts, zucchini and
onions, cooked quickly with li&ht seasoning .ad
soy sauce. And you hfve two dipping sauces, one
ginger-flavored and the otber mustard.
White rice is the popular accompaniment. But
for a pleasant cbaaee, have the chef prepar-e
Benihana's speclaJ fried rice. He'll lake your rice
portion and fry it wilb a whole egg, vegetables and
seasonings.
All dinners are served with soup, saJad, rice,
hibacht shrimp appellier and ereen tea. Your
meals are cooked al your table oo large hibachi
grUls. lf you come with less than enough people to
fill a table, be prepared to be seated with another
couple or family. It's communal uling with a
personal touch.
The onion-flavored soup was served in
porcelain (not plastic) bowls with spoons. ewe
would have preferred to have it '°"' Western
eating utensils in traditional Japanese style.> My
guest described the texture of the soup as delicate,
The somewhat simple menu also offers
sukiyaki steak ($10.75), hibachi steak <SU.25), ftlet
mignon ($12.25) and blbacbi scallps ($12.95).
Rocky's Choice (named -after Benihana owner
Rocky Aoki ) includes hibachi chicken, hibachi
steak and pineapple at U•.25. The top.priced item
on the menu ~atures the best of two worlds: The
Benihana Special ($17.SO) offers hibachi steak and
lobster tall.
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THE JUOOlEA -Shiji Nishimura is one or
Benihana's performing chefs.
Benibana can be. great family fun, so don't
forget lhe kiddies. A children's dinner menu is
offered before 7 p.m. to youngsters under 12.
And don't forget to warm up to the Oriental
spirit. Order the traditional sake (rice wine> will\
your meal.
lntUmisslon ------ - ------- -------
4 pre ntieres on tap
By TOM 11'ftJS .... ...,""' .... TbOle wt!o crave sometbina new
and different in local theater will
have cause for rejoicing next week
when four Orange County premieres
arrive oo Orange Cout stages.
First up is the West Coast premiere
of "Bodies" at South Coast
Repertory's Second Stqe, bOwing in
W~nesday. Thursday will mark the
woTld preriiiere of "Pirouette," an
original play at OC I nine by a :.
recent p-lduale.
Sharilur an opening nl1bt on Frjday
.wfil be '1RomanU.c Comedy" at the
La1u11a Moulton ·Playhouse and
"Bullsbot Crummond" at Golden
West College.
"BodJes," under the direction of
Richard Genbman, ii a dramatic
import from -land and f~ ~
two mldclle-.iua eoU,aea who reunite
after may ,.... Ud ftDd tlbelr put
,iadl1GN&lw •XC'•· ~ tbe-rouraome wlll taady Cronyn,
Lawrence Pre11man, Cbrl1Una
'Pick1-llld Mau.btw Failalt.
Performtinee1 will be PYm nllbtJy
except Monday• at l:Jt wlth
matlneee at I p.m . on Sab1Nu1 tbroulh hb. 1 at the donlla&a
Uieater ol SCR, 165 Towa r.Mer Drift, Colla ..... CaU _,_..for
tlokel u.fonna&laa. UCI'• "PlrGMtW' WU,.,. .... .,,
.alumnus IUchard lhdt11n.o ancl ..
centers on a romantic trianele in a
baUet cla:as. Robert Volk, Gineer
AJlen and Debbie Grattan bead the
cast. • '·Pirouette" will be staeecf
Thursday throuCh Saturday at 8 p.m.
in the Human.IUes Bultding's LitUe
Theater. Reservltions are being
taken at 833417. Bernard Slade's • • Rom•ntic ·
Comedy" 1potli1bt1 L•guna's
manallnl director, Douglas Rowe,
and bia wife Catherine in the leading
toles under the direction of John
,. erzacca. -
After its opening weekend ,
"RomanUe Comedy" will be staged
Tuesdays through Saturdays •l 8
p.m. until Feb. 13, wlth 2 :30 matinees
.on Jan. 24 and Feb. 7 at the
Playhouse, 808 Laguna Canyon Road,
Laguna Beach. Ruerv•llons
494·0743.
l'ulMbroWe farce ii the fare •l
Golden West CoHese where "BulJlboe..
Crummond" take• r"hlence neat
Frlday. 1be Brltiah aatire • "B"'
movle detectlves features Biii
Pomeroy ID tbe Utle role.
P.aformance1 wUJ be 11ven Jl'rtd•Y and .........., o1 aext week and Jan. n*• at 1 p. m. la tbe coll••• theaw, with a elotiae_: matinee
SuDtu.i.la. 11, at I :•. Tleteta are
av.Oilllt ID die coll• ba'**" or
1»1 cauta •.eo10.
.Classical . ·11111slc
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A ntighty meal of Mahle r .
L.A. Phil .challenges cr owd t o sit and listen
By MARY JANE SCARCEU.O
CN .. Delt't ..... MiMf
Tbe Los Angeles Philhumonic
Orchestra served a light dessert
before a heavy main course Saturd•y •
evening at the Santa Ana ffigb School
auditorium. ·
Simon RatUe, newly appointed thls
season to lbe post or principal guest
·conductor, and pian1st Emanuel Ax
opened with Mourt's 8 -fi•l Piano
Concerto.
A reduced-size orchestra followed
the soloist in a pleasant, inoffensive
and Ughtwei1ht performance played
correcUy but wit.bout warmth. It was
a p.atry from a bakery of no
particular reputation.
AftJr an early intermission, the
audience returned for an almost
lndi1eltible main course of Mahler's
lOth S1JDpbony.
The orchestra la well aequ.tnted
with the co~er'.a works, siDH
Mahler wH a favorite of Zubln
Mebta ln bla rears u conductor in
Loi ~. but hi• last symphony
ae.er W beea performed locally
beyond the .... lnOftmeftt,
When the COmpaHr died ln 1111,
only lbe ftnt Mellon •u complete,
but In recd yean the other IOdt'
•lll'Oftmentt ltaw bica 11ecvnltl«ted ....
from notes and fragments left
behind.
To say that much or the symphony
is depressing is an understatement.
Mahler •. never the cheeriest or
composers, was in genuine despair
over his marriage md personal life
while wrilin& his last work, pou:rlna
bis feelings into the music.
The result is an overlong tangle of
disjointed melod1es and repeated
themes wblcb threaten to become
self·lndulgenl at times.
The piece is redeemed by moments
of dramallc force and great,
passionate climaxes to repay
listeners who sit through its
well-over-an-hour performina Ume.
Mahler's not for everyone. His
music is an acquired taste, like bot
curry or Brussels sprouts, and
newcomen shouldn't begin with his
1ast effort.
A few audience members cbose the.
pause between movements to leave
early, but most rem-1ned to hear
Mahler out uxt applaud. .
RatUe will ret~rn to Santa Ana
tomorrow nllbt with •lolim.t ltabak
Perlman to pedorm Haydn, D¥arM
and Prokofieff, but cloa't calf UM
Oran,. County Phllbarmonlc: SOdib
for. Ueteta because tM contert us
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J the verge of fame ~t age 9, :Angela's on
BY .JOEL c. DON o1 .. ...., ......... _
While most ol her friends were just
beginninc to tackle tt)e t.hree R'•,,
Angela Coleman bad taken mike in
hand to perform for tbe likes of Cab
Calloway, Stevie Wonder and
Muhammad Ali.
She's a singing dynamo at aee 9,
with an adult voice strapped to a
child's frame. Uttle Angela, as she is
known, bas performed alongside
Barry White and Andy Gibb.
The gospel singer, who went PfO al
age 6 from cb11rcb slneine glgt1 , will
perform today throu1h Sunday at
Knoll's Berry Farm during the
park's three-day "Gospel Weekend."
Little Angela will sing in the
Cloud 9 Ballroom at 4: U> and 5:35
p.m. each day.
deubt, wilJ be the young girl from
Soutb-Cenlral Los Angeles.
The youngster started singing at
age 2, spirited by church service · .
hymns and rock 'n' roUs tunes,
"When she was 4 years old she bad
a volce that was 6 years old," said
her mother, Ruby, a private nune.
"When she was 5 years old we
realized s he bad professional
talents."
Stevie Wonder took notice of the
s i n g er du r i n g o n e or b ei"
performances and is considering
producing her records. Little Angela
has been noted for her commanding
stage presence and penchant for
perfe<:tion.
And her vocal talents come without
formal training.
.,,
~ a: "l hope that she goes atralabt to -'
the top," ber mother said. "Thia is <...
something she wants." !
Little Angela is shy on the E
telephone during an interview ~
allowing two· and three-letter ~
answers to questions. She's obviously :.
more comfortable in her element -:£
onrta~ N
She performs regularly at her
· cburcb each week and her mother
enrolled her in private boarding
school so that she can set the
attention needed to develop into a
s tarlet. The family is helped by
money from the church coUectioo
plate.
Little Angela bas a preference for
rock 'n' roll music. Her mother would
erefer a goepel-'Singing career. ti\4t
Ruby Coleman isn't afraid.. ~e't-,..
daughter will crow too quickly into
the glitter of show business.
Also slated for varjoua stqes ~£
the Buena Park attraction are Jessy
Di~on, Harry Booker fi Company,
The Clara Ward Sineers, Earl B.
Smith, The Gospel Celebrity
Showcase Orchestra & Singers,
Dwight Miller fi Keith Davis and The
Cbes~r Whitmore Dancers.
"Most people can't believe she
bu.n!.Lhacl leaso11s/' sbe.. said.
· ~stevie said before they start
working be wants to enroll her in a
school for voice training."
Though Little Angela bas been
singing professionally for nearly
three years, her mother says her
daughter bas yet to reap fortune in
addition to her newly found fame.
LITTLE ANGELA -Prefers rock to ''I have a Cirm band on her and
1 've always tauaht her the difference
between rieht and wrong," she said.
"When she gets the wroag idea ·l
have something I can give her." The highlight of the weekend, no
gospel. ·
Most of the gigs have been benefits,
designed to give the girl exposure.
Entertala111ent briefs • ---------------------------------------------
Jazz stars to appear
Jazz greats Oscar Brasher and Ernie Watts
will join four Orange Coast College jazz ensemble
groups for a concert at 2 p.m. Sunday in the OCC
Auditorium.
Trumpeteer Brashear and tenor sax man
Watts are top Hollywood studio musicians. Both
have performed with some of the world's leading
jazz bands.
They will appear with OCC's Friday Jau
Ensemble, Tuesday Jan Ensemble, Saturday Jau
Ensemble and Evening Jw Enemble. The Jour
groups, featuring nearly a hundred musicians, are
under the direction of OCC professor of
instrumental music Charles Rutherford.
Tickets, at $3 each, are on sale in the OCC
ticket office in the administration buiJdin.g until 7
p.m. today or noon tomorrow. Tickets will also be
available at the door.
The concert is co-sponsored by OCC and the
Coast Jan Society. For information phone
556-5527.
Calligraphy exhibit
Ora.nae County'• first callipaphy uhibit will
be presented at Universal Savings, 4590
MacArthur Blvd., beliMinC with a cbampape
reception next Monday from 5-7 p.m. Tb4; show,
presented by local instructor Teri Kahan, will
feature art pi~es produced by advanced students
from CoasWne Community CoUege and Golden
West College. ·
Viewing hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
through Jan. 29.
'Fitness Game' tours
"The Fitness Game!:· South Cout
Repertory'• 1912 Educational Tourin1 ProducUon,
wHI bit the road Jan. 18 and play some aoo
performances throup June 11, it wu recenUy
announced.
Tbe edueatJoaal play Is ID orillnal muaeal
that ........ .-.Ucal condltiolaiq f« elementary
school cbtlclfen tllroqla •laalal. duce ud
cbaraa... TM 6•h',.l 1Mw na be ,... ....
both on indoor and outdoor stages and Is available
tor booking throughout the county.
TMs year's cast members are Cheryl
Crabtree, Robert Crow, Mark Dausak, Bryan
Rasmw&Sen and Patti Wojcik. The latter three
made their SCR debuts in ";\Christmas Carol;"
Dausak is stage manager at Orange Coast College
and Crabtree ls a graduate student of theater arta
atCSULB.
For more information on ".Tbe Fitness
Game!" call 957-2602.
Sebastian's honored
The drama critics of Los Angeles
Orama-Logue maguine named Sebatian's West
Dinner Theater in Saa Clemente u winner of 11
awards for theatrical productions theft durin1
1981.
The awards -tor best performances, belt
choreography, best costumes, dlrectin1,
playwriting and production -were 11Ten
variously for four plays. "Brigadoon" received
five booon, "Funny Girl" netted three awards
and "The Max Factor" and "Deathtrap" toot
three priJes betw~n them.
TV history probed
An biatorkal look at television from 19'9
through the present wiU be provided this spring in
a coune tiUed "Television: The Finl 25 Ye.,.s" at
Orange Coast College.
Co\itse instructor Jerry Lenintton said the
class is intended to five students a new
appreciation of television's put. ..
•'It helps studdnta to become a bit more
discerning today." he claimed.. "TV la 1otna to
premeate our lives even more aa Ume 1oes OD. It'•
important to know where we come from, and f«
that reason we study blatory. Si.nee we are bll
conaumen of what teleVialOD bu to offer, It'•
Import.ant to kaow jut bow tbe medium bu
become what it ii today." · Studeata Will view klDelcopel, ftlme IDd video
tape recordlap of ta.. early pl'OIJ'•-· tlMrir atart
and rorm.u.
TIM ..... lilted u ....._ ...... Alta tM,
m.et.a .... vtar n~ INlii 1-10 p.m.
RegislraUon for classes ls underway through
Jan. 29. Spring semester begins Feb. 1. For
registration Information calJ 556-5772.
Jewish women's art
Four contemporary women explore the truths
and historical legends of their Jewisb heritage in
"Trad.Won in Transition" at the UC Irvine Art
GaJlery from Jan. 21 tbroutb Feb. 20.
The arUata -Bruria, Bet.b Ames Swartz.
Gilab Yelin Hinch and Jflcbele Zackbeim -work
in various media. Permeatin.f the exb.lblt ii a
searching for the "Shekhinab," or Hehrew female
presence of God.
An illualrated catalog is available at Ute
ubibition. 1be Callery is located in UCl's Fine
Arts Villaae.
S~R courses offered
Courses in beeinnlna actinC, audlUODlq, voiee
and a special beblnd-tbe-sceoea play seminar are
being ottered at South Coast Repertory beatnninl
the week or Jan. 25.
"Artists in Action," Mondays from 7·10 p.m.,
will feature an in-depth exploration ol the •tacinl
ol "Tbe Play'a the Tbinl" ..a "llMrJ JV, Part f."
Voice trai.nlna, for all publle apeat:en will be beld
Tuesdays from 1-9 p.m. "Audition!,'' a1ao OD
Tuesdays from 7.9 p.m ., olfen a apeelal 1erles ol
techniques to showcase the performer durtn1
audlUona. Be1lnnina actlnc coneeatratea on
character creation Wednesd&11 from 'MO ... m.
For enroUment informatJon, phone 95'1·2Jll02.
Haydn's 'M888' slated
JOHpb HaydD'f "llua ID nme ot War" will
be performed by or..-1e Oout Ooll•'• ..... Cborale at It.a annual wlater eoacert 11t t p.m.
. Saturday la the OCC AuctitGrium.
In eddW!lll OOC'1 ID-Yake Qwnber 81aeeri
wl11 pnaenl Pouleae'a ''Sept. Cbauou'' ud
worll1 ~· Sela ... aan, di L8llO Ad
lobam Bae.Ill. •
Tiebel ..... ,.. .......... fer~
under 11 -Oolll an·1to111 a. ~ wUI bi told at t1ae cloar or at t1111·.occ Ullrl& amia.
I. llODY mAT: Rated a, etarriq W-lltiam Hurt u a ·
Mnllinl. lcwettnadl atteraey llDd KlltbleeG T\lroer as
tbe femme fatale. Tbia aexy, ~ mystery takes
place in a fietitiou Florida town • bot that people In i cafea order iced teas two at a thae. Dlreete4 by i: LawreMe 9'udaa u aa hom .. e to film noir, the R
ratin1 comes from brief oudity. salty laquase m a
geoeral air ol llte•ineu.
8l1D9Y au.-Y1 llatecl R, wi~ .Jack LemmcJG ud
Walter Matlltau. Aa eaeounter between a awddal
network ~ and a moll b.itman, filmed In Rlvenicle.
Tbe R ratlnl ls for lanfuafe.
CHA&IOTS OF naE: Rated PG and starring Ben
Cross and Ian Charleson as runners ln the 1924
Olympl.cl, where they run races for different reasons but
man~.ie to win Juat the same. Bil on scenery and moral
elevation, short on plot and development. A rou.sina
. syatbemenouDdtrackbyVan1ella. ThePGraµn,mustbe
for its lofty tllemel: there is no nudity. no violence and very
UtUeoffensivelanau .. e. ·
THE nENca UEUTENANr!iWOllAN: Rated R.
stars Meryl Streep in the role ol the beartbrokee and
heartbrealc:inf French Ueutenant's woman and Jeremy
Irons as the Victorian 1enlleman who 1amblea bfs love
and reputaUon on her. The Victorian love story Is
iolercut with another plot: the modem day rum crew.
maltlng a movie or "The ~h Ueutenant'• Woman"
has ill own romantic dl'amu and downfalls wbicb are
meant to compare and contrast with the Victorian
sequence, but we're never sure quite bow. The R rating
is for adult sexual situations.
GALUPOU: Rated R, atan llel Gibton and Mark
Lee as two young Australian soldiers who nght in the
tragic batUe at GaJUpoU in World War I. Peter Weier. an
Australian director, has taken a turn from his
· metaphyslcar film making lo produce what is hls best work to date. A simple. great movie. Ttie R rating Is for
language and violence.
GHOST STORY: Rated R. stars Fred Astaire,
Melvyn Douglas. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and John
Houseman. The R rating is for nudity and adult
situations. .
HEARTBEE;PS: Rated PG. stars Bernadette Peters.
and Andy Kaufma n as futuristic lover s in a
robot-heavy world. Tile PG rating !s for adult s1tuatlon.
MODERN PROBLEMS: Rated PG. stars Chevy
Chase as a hard-luck air traffic c:ontroller who receives
telekinetic powers when nuclear waste ia spilleCl onto his
O!!W cJr, and Palli D'Arbanvllle as his flrlfriend who
see...hlm through these tryins times. The Um Is uneven
under the directiun of Ken Shapiro, fluctuating between
scenes of brilliance and gags that don't work. o· Arbanville and supporting performers Brian
Doyle-Murray and Mary Kay Place are particularly
good. The PG rating i1 for languaae a.nd .clult situations.
NElGRBOBS: Rated R, stars John Belushi &11d Dan
Aykroyd as a mismatched pair or neighbors on what
begins as a qufet suburban stre.et. Aykroyd·s Vic is a
pathological Uar and cheat who drives the conservative
Belushi to violence. The R rating ls for language and
adult situations.
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lhe
King's Singers
IN CONCIRT
AT ORANGI ~A8T COLLIQI
"Stunning d/ap/1y of ·~•net, pfflClalon, "9faltllity
and humor" ....... ·--····-····--··············· .. ·· Bo.ton Olob9
"l vtrythlng thHt t/K gent1-men ting, they llng
•1»0t1cullrly." ._ ............ -............... Wahington Pott
SATURDAY, P••RUAllY 8
OCC AUDITORIUM -8 P.M.
2701 , ..... Rold, eo... ~Qi. -
RESERVED SEA TS: •ro. • • TIOlfET~·-Bif
PENNDS raoll RAVEN: Rated ft. stars Steve
llartia Md ~ Pe&era ii) a Uwowbaell to 1•·1
111111icall. Set acainst tllle depraaion, the story It aerioua,
evee a little black. Thell ratinc It for adult situations.
aAOft•E: Rated PG. is u intelli1ent 1cree11 venion cl E.L Doctorow's ms nonl, which weaves
historical characters -Karry Thaw, Stanford White.
Evelyn Nesbit, J .P. Mor1an -into the lives ol wbat tries very hard to be a l.JlpkaJ American family. Elizabeth
McGoven lives a wiMing performanH as the dreuny
ey• Nesbit ... Howard I!. Rollins ls commandlq u
CoalboYle Walker, a Wack plaoo p&eyer wlillo ia ae,usect by
b•1ot1 aDd b1lreaucrat1 aUlte. Th' tliredor, llik»I
Foreman, bad a ~u.lt tut in CUUina tbe aprawliq
beak ia&o rum shape, ucl he's done tbe job admlrabty.
TM PG rat.bl1 Is lor ..uty and IOIDe riolen«.
&EDS: Rated PG. •tan Warren Be~ty u John
Reed. u.e American joura.list, ud Diane Keaton as
Louise Bryant, who becomes hia wile. Thi..fUm rWll well
over three houri on a budcet of over l30 mUUon, and tbe lovint care ol Beatty, who· also produced and directed.
shows. But there's a tameness to Jt too; you don't walk
out thinltifta you've seea a great movie. The PG rating ls
for lanauaae and adult 1ituati~.
a
SllAR&Y'8 MACHINE: Rated R. stars Burt
Reynolds as a toqh cop caupt between 1 corrupt
departmeat and ever-present bad fuys. The R ralln& is
for violence andJAnOaae. ·
aou.ovEa: Rated R. stars Jane Fonda and Kris
Krlslolfenon in a tale or lntemaUonal intrigue and
passion. NOt for those who expect heavy action or
violence. The R ratinc is for adult sltuaUoos and vulcar
lan1uap.
TAPS: Rated PG, is the unllkely tale of a froup ol
military adtool cadet.a who arm them.selves and occupy
the campus lo keep it from beiq sold and turned into
condominiums. Timothy Hutt°" leads tbe kids ud
'overacts nearly every scene. Ali. GeMral Bne. Georae
:. Scott 11ves u inadvertanUy funny performance that
we're not suppo&ed to laugh at. The PG rating is for
violence.
TllEY ALL IAVGHED: Rat~ PG. stars Audrey
Hepburn. Ben Gaznra, John Ritter and Dorothy Stratten
In a romantic cotbed y set in Manhattan. Peter
Bogdanovich directed from bis own script. The PG
rating iS for adult situations and language.
. • • Capistrano Ballet debuts
From Pagel
volunteerial to help sew, t.bat aort ol thine·"
In addition, "a lot of s111all busineues bave
been very, very helpful," she said. "Some of the
lar1er corpor ations hll\<e a.ls expreued inte~t."
One ol the burdlea, she recalled, "was to make
ll clear to them that thi.I is not a cbild.ren's croup
-'I'm A Little T~apot' or somethin& llte that."
The Roleoberp hope to expand tbeil" company
and their repertoire, while retaintnc their eclectic
stance.
"I tbi.Dk O\U' approach will always be the
same," explained Sarma. "We're not tolnl to try
to do the sort of thing that tbe American Ballet
does.''
Their 1oat is "fuJI employmmt," __11!91linl
paid salaries for tbe troupe, wbkb ~~~ ~· a number of rrofesaional dancen in their
mld-twenUes an other ,,younger , "apprentices."
That won't be euy, said Lawrence, but "we
expected it would be even more difficult to pull off
what's happened so far."
The shows this weekend mark the company's
second appearance. They debuted lo _Loa An1ele!
Jaat.mootb. The Capistrano .Ballet hopes to1ie1i.D
vlsltine acbooll end charitable or1aniuUona to
present lectures and demoaatratiooa.
Reserved aeatlng for the Saturday and Sunday
performances, al $8 adults or $4 childr en, is
·available by phoning 493-0066.
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Jbuth Coast Repertory
The 81-82 Season
..,,..._....,
A quaint castle on the ltalia.n Riviera Is the
locale for this witty 8XPo5e Of lhe theatre.
Thia tauoh+mtnute romp, full of frivolity
and ribald repartee. is tti. oomedy for
theatnHoYers.
Mainstage Curtain Times:
Tuesday-Saturday ..at 8 p.m.
Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
Sat. and Sun. Matinees at 2:30 p.m.
Limited Seating Still Available
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856 Town Center OriYe. Calta Mell. CA 92828
For tide« lnfonnetion or
rnervltk>IW. <:1111 (714') 867-4033
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DlwersloDs
'.-PLAYS.-~--
"FLJNG," a new comedy by
Bernard Slade, ls bn stage at the
Costa Mesa Clvfc Playhouse on the
Orange County Fairgrounds,
Costa Mesa. Curtain Is 8 :30
Thursdays through Saturdays
untll Feb. 6 with reservations available at 754-5159.
"THE OLDEST LIVING
GRADUATE" Is Irvine actor Wll
Thompson at the Anaheim
Cultural Center, 931 N. HarbOr
Blvd., Anaheim. 'The drama by the
Ana-Modjeska Players will be
presented Fridays and Saturdays
at 8: 30 p.m . through Feb. 6.
Reservations 991-4135.
"ANGE'L STREET," the play
that Inspired the movie,
"Gaslight," opens tonight at the
Huntington 8each Playhouse In
the Seacllff" Village shopping
center on Main Street at Yorktown
Avenue, Huntington Beach.
Performances will be at 8:30 p.m .
Fridays and Saturdays through
Feb. 13, with tickets available at
847·4~5.
"BODI ES," a new Briti sh
drama, opens Wednesday on the
Second Stage of South Coast
Repertory, 655 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa. Curtain Is 8:30 nightly
except Mondays with weekend
matinees at 3 p.m . Reservations 957·"°33.
"WHAT ARE YOU Doing In My
Life?," comedy starring Vivian
Blaine Is in Its world premiere at
Sebastian's West Dinner Play~ouse, UO Ave. Pico, San
Clemente. Plays nightly except
Mondays at varying curtain. times.
For tickets, call 492-9950.
"THE SEVEN-YEAR ITCH,"
George Axelrod's comedy about a middle-age man who falls for a
girl half his age, continues through
Feb. 6 at Westmlnstttr Community
Theater, 7772 Maple St.,
Westminster. Curtain Is 8:30 p.m .
with performances Fridays and
Satuntays.
"THE PLAY'S THE THING," a
c omedy about the theater,
continues through Feb. 14 at South
Coast Repertory, 655 T<>wn Center
Drive, Costa Mesa. Performances
nightly except Mondays at 8 p.m .
and at 2:30 weekend afternoons.
For tickets, call 957-4033.
See DiversiQns. Page'6
Call 142-5171.
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li' continues through JM. 23 •t tM :g new Garden Grove Community
~ Theater In the community's · 1· Eastgata Park. Performances are Frld•ys •nd Saturdays at 8:30
p.m. and SUndays •t 2:30 p.m.
~ -CLASSICAL MUSIC-. -
ii: tTZHAK PERLMAN AND
Simon Rattle st•r In af' Orange
County Phllharmonlc concert •t
8:30 p.m. Saturday at Sanw Ana
High Schoof Auditorium, 520 W.
Walnut, Santa Ana.
"MASS IN TIME OIS WAR" by
Haydn will be perlormed at I p.m.
Saturct.y by the Orange Co.st
College Chorale and Ch•mber
Singers In tM OCC AudMIDrtum. Tlcketl .,. K Per ,....,....Ion,
call 556-5527.
CAPISTRANO aALLET
presents Its Orange County
premiere performance at 8 p.m.
Saturday at the Saddleback Fine
Arts Theater 28000 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo. For.
reserv.tlons, call 493-0066.
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Weekend. For Information, calf
952-9400.
A JUDY G.ARLA....N_D ;
M e m or a b I II a F 1-1 m Se r I es continues at 7:30 tonight In Room
S15 of the Apptled Arts Bultdlng at
Fulltrton Coll~. 321 E. Chapman Ave., FuttertOii~ -"The "Wliira ot
Oz" wltl be shown tonight.
Admission Is $2.SO with tickets sold
at the door.
Sunday at the Disneyland Hotel
Con vent Ion Center, Anaheim.
General admission Is $7 .SO.
A JAZZ CONCERT and Tea
Dance is set for 2 p.m. Sunday at
Turtle Rock Community center, 1 Sunnyhill Drive, I rvlne. The
Johnny Anello Band will be
featured. For lnformftlon, call
754-360.
-IN YEGAS----
ToM JONES Is at Caesars
F rom Page6
Palace through Jan. 27. ~ . . " ''BEST LITTL.E
WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS"
plays at the Desert Inn through
Aprll 4.
BOBBY VINTON and Joan
Rivers play at the MGM Grand
through Wednesday. Melissa
Manchester and David Brenner
open Thursday through Jan. 27.
"CALIFORNIA SUITE" plays
at the Meadows Playttouse
Tuesday throuoh Feb. 13.
., QOI DID' GLOll•
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"FABULOUS FOLLIES" Is at
the Dunes.
"CITY LITES .. rs at the
Flamingo Hotel.
"BEYOND BELIEF" pfays at
the Frontier.
"LATIN FIRE" plays at the
Hacienda.
I I w ' L D w 0 R L 0 0 F. BURLESQUE" plays dally except
Mondays at Holiday Casino. .
"OLD TIME BURLESQUE" plays dally except Mondays at
Maxim.
7
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''LIDO DE PARIS" pfays at the
Stardust.
Or•nge. for Information, : .... I
531-99.t1. i
WHEEi. OF FR•EHDSHIP wm ;.
go to brunch at 11 : 30 a.m. Sunday &:
at the Crossracts remurant In .t
Fountain Valley. Fof'fnforrNtlon, i:-
ca II 956-8669. s
"FOLIES BERGERE" plays at
the Troplcana.
"I LOVE MY WI fSE " plays
dally except Mondays at Union
Plaza. j
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MISS ANGIE'S Singles Dance
Club wrtt sponsor a dance
Saturday at 9 p .m . at the
American Legion Ballroom In
GET-ACQUAINTED PARTY ...
created by Emily Coleman will be 9'
held tonight at 8 at Oakwood i
Garden Apartments, 2235 w. N Broadway, Anaheim. Cost Is $10.
For more Information on the
social, call 964-SS70.
See Divelsionl. Page 8
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Company
n.n...s.t. J •• .-, 14, 15, 16, 1 tlZ
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General $5, Sr. Cit .. UCI Fae/Staff/Alumni &
Student $4, UCI Student $3. Tickets 'available
at the ASUCI Box Office, Mon.-FFI. 9:30am to
4 pm -~5549. For further info. call
833-6379. .
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CENTER CLUB SINGLES will meet at p.m. --S.turday in Newport Beach. Ann
Martin will discuss "Beginning 1982
Single-eyed." Admission Is $3. For
Information, call 975-0700.
PARENT$ WITHOUT PARTNERS
Orange Coast chapter will have a wine and
wit following a discussion at 8 p.m. Saturday
In Irvine. For 1nformatlo"-call SS9-0M6.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Live Gigs u a complete
luting of Orange C<XUt nightclubs o/kring Live
entertainment. Acts are subject to change without
notice:
AJRPORTER lNN
18700 MacArthur Blvd.
Irvine -833--2770
Entertainment &
Dancing Nightly ·-
ALlSIO'S
1670 Newport Blvd .
Newport Beach 540·2475
BEACHBALL
2116 Ocean Front
Newport Beach -673-5894
Stan Orlow
BEN BROWN'S
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South Laguna -4~·2663
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anew one~,
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Ids patient,
andam•nlearns
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ANCIENT MARINER
607 W. Coast Highway
Newport B!ach -646-0201
BAXTER'S
14346 Culver Drive
Irvine -85'7·2103
BILBO BAGGINS
Mesa Verde Shopping
Center
Costa Mesa -545-1718
Live Contemporary Rock
BLACK ANGUS
17920 Brook.burst St.
Fountain Valley -968-4477
See Gigs . Page 9
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Dancm, NlpUy
81.tJE KET CAFE
197 211l Place
Newport Beach -875-3333
Entertainment NlahUy
aLVE PAllaOT
South Coast Pla.u Hotel
eo.ta Mee.a -540-2500
Daaciq Ni&hUy
aGilDWAUl
1511 S . Coast Hla.bway
Laguna BeHh -tM-ISll
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aoaaY lkGEE'S 353 E. eo.st Hilflway
New,c>rt Beach -873-5380
Dancilfg NilbUy
Me'l"LEGGDS
18521 8eaeb Blvd.
Hufttiqton Beach -
9a·M10 Danciftc Nlcbtly to
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Coeta llesa -MZ·.S '
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ltrJO Mapolla St.
Huntiqton Beach -
IU-3078
Country Rock
Da•cinl
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3010 Lafayette Aw.
Newport Beach..-675-5777
Music NlthtJY
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Newport led-175-UIM
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306 Coast Highway
Huntington Beach -J.P. MAC'S
536·9600 10142 Adams Ave.
HARPOON HENRY'S
Huntineton Beach -
963-7829
·26062 Del Prado
Dana Point -493-~
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425 S. Coast Highway Santa Ana -751·'786'7
Laguna Beach -494-1151 Comedy Stars Nightly ,
HUNGRY TIGER LAGUNA STA& DISCO
3201 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar -675-7575
1164 S. Coast Highway
Laguna Beach -4M-8S64
I CHA BOD'S MARmarl' HO'UL
18582 Beach Blvd. Newport Center Drive
Huntington Beach -Newport ,Beach -640-4000
541·6331 Entertainment. &
Dancial
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Newport Beach -S46-9880 Newport Beach-644·1'700
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18744 Brook.hunt St. Huntiqt.on Beach-
Fountain Valley -963-2366 89'7·1470
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COMPllOMISE Dana Point -661-6688
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MOONRAKER Huntington Beach -
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• Oillled plane SUl'VIVOrs
W ASIUNGTON (AP> -The
aurvlvon ol tbe Air Florida jet
that plun1ed Into tbe icy
Potomac River were 10 cold
they were near death, felt
nothilll wben a 1ur1eon reset
their broken bones and
remembe~ llltle about their
ordeal, doctors say.
Five survivors taken to
National Orthopedic Hospital
were reported in rair to IOOd
'condition Thursday. Two other
people were treated and
released by the ,same hospital
after the crash of the Air Florida
jet Wednesday.
Dr. Charles Engh said the
* * *
survivors should soon be well
etlO\llh, probably by today, to
talk to invesU1ator1 tryiq to
determine why the Boelnl m
struck a bridle and plun1ed into
tbe ice-choked river shortly
·after taking ort from National
Airport.
Seventy.four people aboard
the jet and four motoriata cauaht
in rusb·bour traffic on the 14th
Street Bridge were killed in the
crash.
Two of the survivors
underwent surge~y for bone
fractures Thursday, but doctors
at the hospital in suburban
Arlington, Va .. said none of
* * *
those admitted appeared to have
internal btjuries.
•'The cold was the major
life·threatenin1 problem for
every one of the patlenta," said
En1h ... When ·your temperature
1eta down below 80 de1rees, you
get into a problem with heart
irre1u1aritles. Below 77 dterees.
almost everybody would have a
cardiac arrest."
Doctors said Priscllla Tirado's
body temperature was the
lowest among the survivors,
probably because she was in the
water the longest. Her
temperature plunged to 81
degrees, said Dr. Richard
* * *
Ice on jet's wing~?
Long wait on airstrip studied in crash
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Air Florida jeWner that crashed
Into the &>tomac River may
have wailed up to 40 minutes
after it was last de·iced before
taklng off, a federal safety
official said today.
Francis McAdams, chief
ibvestigator for the National
Transportation Safety Board,
said the eyewitness accounl$
raise concerns that there may
have been unacceptable
amounts of ice on the plane's
win1s.
"Any time there is visible ice
observed under the
circumstances that ice was
observed, it's a definite issue,"
McAdams told reporters at the
site of Wednesday's crash, in
which 74 passengers on the
Boeing 737 and four others died.
A Braniff Airways pilot whose
plane"was taxiing several
thousand feet away from the Air
Florida plane as it was
preparing for takeoff also
noticed ice on the ill-fated
plane's wings and fuselage.
•:He believes he saw ice
building up on the fuselage 4Uld
the wings," McAdams said
earlier.
McAdams did not idenuty tbe
pilot, other than to say he worts
for Braniff Airways. McAdams
s aid investigators, who talked to
New fri~d blast
liits Soutli, East
. By Tiie Auoda&ed Presa
A seeood blut of arcUc air in
a week char~ecl out ot C..-la
today, promisilll no relief from
severe winter weather that bas
killed at least 217 people and
piled up snow in the South and
the Northeast aft.e~ twin storms.
Winds up to 100 mph in the
Rocky Mountain foothills
overturned two tractor·trailers
Thursday, tore off an apartment
building roof and brouebt
unusually warm weather to
Colorado, but forecasters said
the balmy temperatures would
drop sharply with the approach
or the frigid air.
•'The very strong arctic
outbreak means we're going lo
be in the icebox for a couple ol
days," said Dean Nealey, a
National Weather Service
forecaster in Minnesota.
Nebraska was warned of
temperatures dropping to 25
below zero tonight, and Illinois'
forecasts called for a weekend of
severe cold and blizzard or
near.·blizzard conditions.
Washington, D.C .. was expected
to have highs in the teens by
Sunday.
Dosens of South Dakota
scboo&t beean calllu off e'-
ln antlclpatlon ol U1• aew
Midwest atol'm. lleuwblle. tM
temperature in Atlanta bit U
decrees, breatlna a record for
the ute set ln UH, and
Traverse City, Mlcb., early
today recorded a temperature ol
19 below, also a record for the
date.
The South was bit with a
storm Thursday that followed ita
twin by only a day. The aeeood
storm dumped up to a half.foot
of snow on Southern cities that
are usually spared the ravages
or winter, then iced hi1hways
and lashed Florida with
gale·force winds that ripped
down trees and damaged mobile
homes. (Photo Page A4.)
It snarled attempts to restore
electrical power to thousands ol
people and schools and
businesses throughout the Sun
Belt simply closed down, some
for a third day, as the snow piled
up on the roofs.
Like its twin, it then swung up
the AUantic coast and buried the
Northeast under up to 4 inches or
new snow.
County blood bank
at emergency level
Blood supplies at the Oranae
County chapter of the American
Red Cross have fallen to 11
percent ot the desired level -a
situation that has prompted an
emergency appeal for blood
donors.
Red Cross spokeswoman Sue
Velint said the chapter attempts
to keep 635 pinta of blood Oil
hand at all times. That supply,
as of Thursday, stood at 70 pints.
Ms. Velin& said the chapter is
hoping to find 1,000 ptople
willlng to donate blood within
the next week. Persons seeking
information on malting
donations should call the Red
Cross at 835-5381, she said.
Oranae County hospitals
where surgery is performed
mar be forced to curtail such
procedures beginnln1 Monday.
the other pilot for the first time
Thursday, were getting a
written state ment from him
today.
Meanwhile, the critical voice
and instrument r ecorders on.
board are intact, a police
s pokes man said today .
Investigators hope to learn from
those recorders whether
excessive ice accumulation kept
the plane from g_ainln~ altitude.
"Instruments have detected
that the equipment is intact,"
D.,.rlct of Columbia Police
Inspector James Shugart told
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Suspect:
Defendant
killed kin.
b GLSNN IQ)'JT ... ..., .......
Defendant Wlllle Wlaely
plmaed bl.a stepfather under a
truek cab b.e..cause he was
jealoua over family property.
the aecoad man accused in the
March 9, 1981 death of Robert
Bray of Huntin1ton Beach
tea Wied Thursday.
James Dunagan, 26, told an
Orao1e County Superior Court
jury be drove Wisely to the
Sprin1dale Street location j~t
south of Edinger Avenue 10
Huntington Beach where Bray
was repairing bis engine, with
the cab body tilted forward and
above him.
From his seat in a panel
truck, Dunagan said he was a
lookout as Wisely approached
the cab, a hypodertnlc needle in
his windbreaker pocket and a
revolver tucked in his belt.
'' 1 caught a 11lmpse of
movement of the cab," the
dark·haired Dunagan said in a
slow monotone. "When I looted
again, it was down."
Wisely then ca01e back to the
panel truck claiming Uie
incident went "perfect," the
witness said. They then drove
past the cab where Wisely Sol
out. again to ensure Bray wu
dead, claimed Duna1an, wbo
said be could see Brty's lep
sticking out from under the cab
cover.
Duna1an bad claimed
innocence until this week, when
be agreed to testify againat
Wisely, 29, in exchange for
pleading guilty to a le&1er
charge of voluntary
manslau,nter.
Wisely ls on trial ror his life,
accused ol fmrt-desree murder
with posaJbUity of the death
penalty.
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BallOonists return to Mesa
Pair who crossed U.S. non-stop recall record flight
a:r Pmt. SNl!IDB&MAN ., .............
Aerial adventurers John
lboecralt and Pred Gorrell
became latenaatiolla.l celebriU.
1ut October when tbey piJcMd
9'aper Cldckm UI OD tbe. 11"11
DOD·ltop belJum baUooe ...
aerou tbe Untted Staw.
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He aaid ID otlMr laundl attel were awdled.
••we aeeded a cbaa1e of
KeMl'J llDd MW people to be
ma.'911.-l and ached about our
pfOINID, •• Sboeeraft aald .• 'The
·''We had given
up on li~.''
Schwart.a, the hc»pita1'1 cbltf al
medicine.
Mrs . Tirado, 22, of
Clearwater, Fla., wu reported
in lood COftdiUon Tbuncl~ wtUt her broken left lei in trac
Sbe le.meet Tbunday tbat Mr
buaband1 Joae, and tbeir
2·mtnth-oad aon were mt"'.,
and pre1WDed'dead ln tbe erull.
En&h said none of the ftft
survivors had a. temperatutt
high enough to realater on
regular rectal tbermoJDeten,
w h i c h do n o t ~e I ii te r
temperatures below 90 dear-.
'•Several patienta were in
extreme danger of dyin1"
becauae of the cold, Schwart&
•aid.
•'Their estremities ·-were so
cold that they did not feel my
reducLna their fractures and
puttiq tlle bones back ln place
and a~)'ln& the cut," En.h aald. • Tbere was very little
aw ...... and almost no pain at
UM lraeture altea. • •
A..18o, )e-Aid-, "You set into a
problem ot Jou of memory and
loa ol brain function when the
temperature ls down as the
temperatures of these were." ·
"They don't know what
happened except that they can
~
•
remember the cold and beina 1'
the ice water," he aald. ' • However, ooe ol tbe surviviaf
pa11encers, Bert Hamlltoo, ~
of Gaithersbur1, Md., to~f
reporters that after the cruti.
he was "almost on my aide" and
"reached down and unhook ..
my seatbelt and Just awam oul
the end" where the tall aec:Uon
of the plane had broken otf. fie
clun1 to a piece of the fuaelAI•
and was rescued by a helicopter)
· Hamilton was rePorted ln fat~
condition and underwent
surgery on his rl1ht wrla~
Thursday. 1
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CllAllt IURVIYOft -Television sets across
the country have shown tennie Skutnik
diving into the icy Potomac River to save a
----woman's Ufe alt.er this week's pJane crash in
Wash.tngtoo, D.C.
Hero.'s act 'rwt surprising'
Skutnik's Newport sister says valor fits chara~ter
MODEST HERO -Lennie
Skutnik said be was
·'insulted" when o ne
television representati,ye
·offered him money to
appe~ on ~ talk show.
"She wasn't going to grab tbat
life rope again so I jumped in,"
Skutnik said.
"They told me the water was
31 degrees, but I didn't feel a
thing. My adrenaline was
pumping. After I got into the
ambulance, I started shaking
.and my toes were numb,'' be
said.
Skutnik swam about 20 feet
into the icy waters and pushed
and pulled the 22.year·old
woman to shore.
First reports identified the
woman as a stewardess, Kelly
Duncan, but Skutnik saya her
name is Pricilla Tirado and~
her husband and cbild died in
the crash. Sbe is one of nv"
people expected to survive thf
crash.
Skutnik, married with tw9
boys, said Thursday that 11,
doesn't know how to react to the
outpouring of public sentiment
over bis action .
.. A woman called me in teen
and said her husband bad di.a
ft'hlle ln the Navy attemptiq a
rescue similar to what I ~
done," Skutnik said. 1
"She said he'd 1otten the
medal ol honor and abe wanted
to give it to me because. J
reminded her of bis action. AJ
first I just thbu1bt it w~p
reporters who were interested lf
callln1 ine.
P'alr tbroUlb S.turda7.
SHthtly warmer da71. ·
Hi1ba 15 to fl. Lowa
tont1ht 38 to•·
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YIC'tOIW CLASP -Super Chicken balloonists
Fred Gorrell (left) and John Shoecrart display a victory clasp during program at
Ora111e Coast Colleae. With them is a
Jtlannequin dressed in the heavy clothing the
men used to survive 40·below-zero
temperatures during record·setting flight.
weN ... .., s ··super
Chi In put
from tbe crew's lptenUon to
av~ ...., "super coura..,._"
and tolaad the balloon tt there
waa W weather ahead.
• • Bllt 10metbin1 cban1es in
you ~ you're up there," be
said. "We were told there were
storms abeads, but we kept
Oylq anyway."
The balloonists presented a
slide show focusing on t•e
inflation of their lO·atory balloon
at Orange Coast Colle1e, the
lift-off 12:41 a.m. Oct. 9 befcwe a
crowd ·o1 500, the cross-country
·voyage above the clouds where
temperatures often dropped to
40 below zero, and the rocky
landlnl on BJackbeard Island off
the-!f.&el Georaia.
• •
The ~ allto announced their
plans to return to Orange
County Jn 11'1 to participate in
the Got'doa. Bennett. Balloon
Mee, whkh .W launch from llUe Sqoa.re Park m Fountain
Valley. • l>uria& '11ulnday's program,
Georte ltocNa, a member of the
Coast Community College
-0-lttYttt bfffit or-trustees ,
preamited tbe balloonists with a
docament proclaiming "Super
Chicken wee."
Rodda tb.mked the balloonists
for helping Oran1e Co•st
. College gain a small place in
aviation history. He said the
pilots had proved to be "not
auper·cbickens but
super-heroes."
The balloonists In turn
presented to the college a plaque
containing a sand dollar taken
from the Blackbeard Island
beach where Super Chicken Ill
landed.
•'Thank you Orange Coast
College," Shuecraft said, "for
sharing our dream•wllb us ."
·Roof ingjob fraud
. d)iirning itlsued ..
A WSIUI has beeo issued by
• the Orange County SberUf'a
• mce for older residents to be
• wary ol lr&Yelini contractGn
offeriftl low-cost rooftn1 ~.
Foor IOU1h county reskldts
·livina ila mobile home pub
reportlf tah week they fell b a
chelM t6 which the wo"'-' 10
dOOI' todoor sell int low·cott rGOl
sealing, said sheriff"s Lt. W1att
Hart.
The vlctlmized residents live
in South Laguna and Dana
Point. He said the gypay-Ulle
family of workers commonly
. ·known as the Williamson Gang
., apparently is moving toward
'·San Juan Capistrano.
Hart sald worken offer to
apray a root sealer for a price
slightly leu titan $200. He said
tbe sealer 1enerally 1llatens
while still wet but "usually in
the ft:rst rain. it all wubea off."
The WIW•mson Gao1, be said,
laaa btell e>p1111tlng lts schemes
since early in the century. The
dose·knit family is believed to
have come from Scotland ln 1910
and at last count, had 104 acUve
members, be said.
Although law enforcement
officers are aware or the gang's
practices, prosecution ls
difficult, be said, because
"normally, they operate just
barely inside the law."
~:ownei· of ~ewport
:.shop electrocuted
. " ;., The •year-old vice president
b of a Newport Beach machine
.shop was electrocuted
Thursday, suffering a '40-volt
shock while attemptin1 to
change a fuse to a shop 1rtnder,
authorities report.
WUUam C. Roberts Jr., an
Irvine resident, was kllled
instantly at the Aero Products
Corp. l)lant, 845 W. 16th St.,
Newport paramedics said.
· Robetta was vice president
and eeneral manarer of the
firm.
Roberts' father, owner or. the
farm, said be was standing next
to his son when the 1:10 p.m .
incident occurred. He said bis
son reached into the fuse box
and grabbed the fuse with his
bare bands.
Re said the voltage was so
powerful that be and several
other people were unable to
immediately frff Roberts from
the fuse be bad grabbed.
Funeral arrangements are
pending.
Tmckers, union settle
Roy Lee Wllllama, president Ot
the 1nterDatiollal Brotherhood of
Teamstera, Uld Art.bur ff. Bunte
Jr ., ~ead of Truckinf
Maaa1ement Inc., cblef
ltar1aln~lD(. arm for the
UDloniMll tndlllf lnduatry.
Neltblt 1~, would discuss
terms fll ..._,.,..ment.
Bomb threat
• • empties train
\
. near San Juan
A bout 160 passengers were
evacuated from an Amtrak train
Thursday night in south Oranae
County when .railroad officials
received a telephoned bomb
threat.
According to a sher1Trs
department spokesman, the
train was stopped about five
miles north of San Joan
Capistrano at 9:05 p.m.
The passengers, many of
whom were reluctant to leave
the San Diego-bound train
bee a use of the cold weather,
we.re taken to a nearby
restaurant while both Amtrak
workers and Sheriff's deputies
searched the train. No bomb
·was found.
Amtrak spokesman Art Lloyd
said a reservations clerk in Los
Angeles received the bomb
threat from a male caller at
about 8:30 p.m ., 10 minutes after
train 584 had pulled out of the
station for~ Diego,
The caller said t.he bomb
wquld go off at 9:30 p.m.
Uoyd said passengers were
allowed back on the ttain and
they arrived as minutes late in
San Diego.
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WISELY . • •
Deputy District Attorney
Edgar Freeman explained
during questioning be bad
visited Dunagan Saturday at
Orange County Jail. where be
sized up the case telling
Dunagan he was responsible for
the death but "not so much as
Wisely."
Freeman said Dunagan also
will plead guilty to conspiracy to
commit second-degree murder,
but he will recommend the sentence on that charge be
stayed.
"I made the decision totally on
my own," Dunagan testified.
He told the jury be never
believed Wisely actually meant
to kill Bray on the day be was
enlisted to drive the panel truck.
"I was real shook up," he said.
"Willie gave me serious
instructions not to talk to anyone
about it, just to keep cool and
say as far as we knew, it was an
accident," Dunagan said.
Dunagan said be met Wisely
in December 1980 and even then
Wisely wanted hlm to help lr.llJ
B_ray. Wisely believed property
has mother and Bray owned
should have been his, Dunagan
said.
"He figured they were wast.in&
it on drinldng and alcohol," be said.
Prosecutors have said they
believe Wisely may have killed
Bray by releasing the cab and
holding his s tepfather
underneath until It pirtned him
and prevented him from
breathing.
Man guilty .
in Vegas fire
LAS VEGAS (AP> -Former
Laa Veau Hilton busboy PbWp
Cline WU fo.md pllt.J t.odQ ot
murder and cme couaJ el~
for 1tartln1 lalt P'ebra.,.,•1
blue at tbe Hilton tlaat IEWed
et1bt pel'IOftl and lDJund •
otben.
Tbe nine-woman, Ut,...man Jury reached tbe 'YWdlet .,...
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WASHINGTON CAP) -
Federal r•1ulator1 have
reduced the net worth that
federally lntured 11vlna1 and
loan auoclaUona muat have and
thereby removed , about 80
lntUtuUoaa from cloee 1crutJn,y
by tbe pemmeot. ·
At the ume Ume, tt1e
re1ulaton -members of the
Federal Home Loan Bank Board -•treed Thursday to lacrap a
rule that Jlmlted borrowlns by
tbe nation's approximately •,OOO
federally Insured insUtuUOftl to
50 percent of their assets.
Richard Pratt, chairman or
the bank board, described the
revision Qf the borrowtue limits as "very important" and said It
was made in litbl of the
changin1 structure of aaviogs
and Joans.
Pratt and Andrew DiPrete,
another board member,
approved the proposal to reduce
from ' perceat to a percent the
excess of assets over liabilities
-net worth -that S&L 's must
have to escape close supervision
by the board. The change Is
ret,roactlve to Dec. 31, 1980.
Federal law gives the board
the authority to maintaln the net
worth requirement at between 3
percent and 6 percent. It was
lowered from 5 percent to 4
percent in November 1980.
DiPrete told the meeting that
be bad voted against the
previous reduction to 4 percent.
But he said he had decided
"this is kind of a critical time
for the s avings and loan
industry."
·'I think we are fooling
ourselves if we pretend the
industry is temporarily weak
but will come back," said
DiPrete. It will only be revived,
be sai , if Congress approves
legislation to give savings and
loans powers to operate more
Uke commercial banb.
Tb• lndultry baa been bard hit
by 1nnauon and hlcb lnttHlt
ratea, •nd an unprecedented
number of iutttullona have
suffered loss" or have be9o
forced to merae with other
ln1Utl,lllcJm.
la other a4;tlon, the board
members approved a propo1al
that would scrap current
restrictions that limit the total
amount of bofl'OWlnl of an S&t.L to 50 percent of Ill assets.
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Tb• chanae, th• board said, is
dealaned to live Md..a •rut.er ·
flexlblUty ln mana1ln1 tbelr
llablllUea and in arru&ln1 aal•
of loan1 In tbe 1ecoodary
market.
Finally, the board approved a
rule that would permit Uae
approxlmat.ty 2,000 federally
chartered 11vln11 and loans to
lean personal property to
customers. Savtnas and loans
may not now do that but
com merclal bank• may.
JET CRASH PROBED. • •
reporters at the site early today.
He Jaid t.hree two-man divinl
uama-.were to -return to U.e
wreckage under the Ht.b Street
Bridge later today to remove the
recorders.
Speculation over whether the
plane had been properly de-iced
before it crashed Wednesday
grew when the pilot of an
airliner that was t.axiing as the
Air Florida plane was prepared
to take off several thousand feet'
away noticed ice on the Boeing
737. Seventy-eight people died in
the crash.
"He believes he saw ice
building up on the fuselage and
the wings," Francis McAdams,
chief investigator for the
National Transportation ·Safety
Board. said today or the other
pilot.
McAdams did not identify the
pilot, other than to say be works
for Braniff Airways. McAdams
said investigators, who talked to
the other pilot for tbe first time
Thursday, were getting a
written statement from him
today. ·
McAdams said ice could have
added welaht to the plane and
affected 1£a performance, but
4t~er inveati1ators eautioned
against speculating about tbe
possible cause ol the craa.b Wllil
information on the plane's
'<(Oice and instrument recorders
becomes known.
Meanwhile, it was learned
from federal records that the
plane had been forced to make
an emereency landing last year
when one engine failed on
takeoff. The engine was
subsequenUy replaced.
Shugart said the divers,
working without lights in
visibility of only 1 ~ feet, were
"working by hand" and would
likely stay in the water ,
although for only an hour at a
time at most, until dark.
The water around the plane is
"extremely treacherous" with
large chunks of submerged ice,
investigator Rudolph Capusti.n
s aid. To remove the recorders,
he added, the divers intended to
cut through the skin of the tail
sec lion.
Bel8fonte hailed on Kirig . day
Entertainer receives peace prize in Atlanta ceremonies
ATLANTA <AP) -
Entertajner Harry Belafonte
received the Martin Luther King
Jr. Non-violent Peace Prize
today during weeklong
ce remonies marking the
birthday or the slain civU rights
leader.
Belafonte wu pres,nted the
10th annual award by King's
widow, Coretta Scott King,
during an ecumenlcal service at
the Ebenezer Baptist Church,
where King once was co-put.or.
Mrs. King call~ the singer a
key strategist in the civil rights
movement.
'·I am perhaps more moved
today by this ,award than any
award I have ever received in
the put," Belafonte said. "It
means a sreat deal to me."
In Philadelphia, only a third or
the invited guests showed up for
the mayor's breakfast honoring
King because of a boycott
organized by an association or
black policemen.
Belafonte was scheduled to
receive the award Thursday
night, but his arrival in Atlanta
was delayed by the snowstorm
in the South and East, which has
played havoc with the
ceremonies scheduled to
observe King's birthday.
A march through downtown
streets was scheduled later
today despite the weather, but
former Vice-President Walter
Mondale bad to cancel bis plans
to attend the .ceremonies
marking the 53rd anniversary of Kine· a 4'irtb.
AHhougb the ranks or
supporiets were thinned by
storms that.left 6 inches or snow
in Atlanta, Coretta Scott King,
King's widow and president or
the Martin Luther King Jr.
Center for Social Change,
de livered a speech Thursday
callin1 for extension of the
Voting Rights Act of 1964.
She said the civil rights
movement s hould resist
"attempts to pii poor blacks
against poor whites," and asked
her audience to join a "coalition
or conscience which offers so
much hope for the world."
Nearly 14 years after King
was gunned down, the drive to
make his birthday a national
holiday appears to have staJled,
and the day is celebrated as a
full legal holiday by only 10
stales.
But his birthday will
nonetheless · be remembered
today around the nation with a
gospel concert in Chicago,
candlelight service in Dayton,
Ohio, and human rights awilrd
banquet in St. Louis.
Legislation lo make the day a
national holiday was introduced
in Congress four days after be
was assassinated on April '·
1968, in Memphis. The proposal
by Rep. John Conyers ... J>-Micb.,
bas been renewttd every session
since, but never cleared the
House .
'' lt is long past lime to
recognize the contributions of
Dr. King," said Sen. Edward
Kennedy, D-&tass .• in a speech
Wednesday in AUanta. "Martin
Luther King's day must be a day
for all Americans, for Martin
Luther King 's dream is the
American dream.··
Opponents say another paid
holiday for federal workers
would cost too much, and some
Southern conservatives have
questioned whether such a high
honor is merited for KiQg, who
would become the first black to
be commemorated with a
national holiday.
The 10 states that celebrate
full holidays for King 's birthday
are Connectic ut, Illinois,
Kentucky , Maryland ,
M assachus ells , Michigan,
Missouri, New Jersey, Ohio and
Pennsylvania.
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GOLDEN YEARS -Actor Robert Young, 74, who retired five
years ago after some 80 films. poses with wile Betty in their
secluded home near a golf course north of San Diego. They
have been m arried nearly 49 years. He fecently signed to do
more TV commercials.
Boy, 14, OK'd '"candidote
Erle SaJem wants to be a
member of the Lancaster
County Weed District Board
In Lincoln, Nebr aska. -That's
not exactly a glamorous
political start, but Eric is
only 14. .
Nebraska Attorney
General Paal Dou1Jas issued
an opinion saying Eric's age
Iowa State University
Professor Earl 0 . Heady, an
expert in agri c ultural
economics, bas been elected
to the Soviet Academy of
Sciences.
Heady said the a&ademy is
''the zenith of science in the
Soviet Union," and for Soviet
Rep. MUIJcent Feawlcll,
R-N.J ., ..say• she decided to
run for the Senate seat held
23 years by Democrat
Harrtsoa A. Wl1Uam1 Jr.,
who bas been convicted in an
Abscam case.
cannot keep him from being
elected to the five.member
bQard.
The ninth grader at Irving
Junior High School got
interested in the board after
reading a news report about
a fatal traffic accident in
which weeds may have been
a contributing factor.
scientists, election to the
academy is an extremely
high honor.
Heady, 65, is director of the
Center for Agricultural and
Rural Devel.opment al Iowa
State and was nominated for
a Nobel prize in economics
. ·lhis xear.
Mrs. Fenwick, who thrns
72 n••l month, 1aya la .a
letter mailed to people ln
New lersey that abe decided
to seek the seat and feela lbe
can be • ''strona, effective
member of the Senate."
W btn tbt So-.th Dakota Le1l1latun 'tncftu.ct tbe ,_
for muri• u..,. to tlO
two yean "'°il llate a.,. • C..1 wu a tu. coocel"Md.
Cerny, tben a ,bacbelor,
Hktd a fellow le,Ulator for
advlee.
. Rtp. Vl•let Biever told
Ceray to 10 ahead ud vote
for the lnereue from ta. She aald ti be ever aot married.
lbt'd pa)' tbe hO fM.
LNt fall, Ce"'f married
Pa& PalMa. former exeeutl•e director ol the South Dakota
Water Oonsreu. and dunned
Mlu Biever for the $10.
Miu Biever reaponded
with a box full ot colnl Jell
over h'om a tJip overaeu.
PrtMe Clwi .. HYI he'll
keep on windsurfing deaplte
spll11 lnto the ocean because
"I'm one of lhoee maaocbJsta
who loves takina violent
exerclse."'
"I love thrashing about in
the sea and comine back and
feelina that you've done
something really excitine,"
the 33·year-old h.elr to the
throne said in an interview
with Windsurf and Board
Sailln1 Magazine.
Charles says the news
photo1rapbs that have
repeatedly caught him
tumbling off bJs board and
into the water may be a lilUe
unfair.
Cher says she choked on a
large ,vitamin pill and
director &obert Altmaa
·•saved my llfe" by comlb1
to ber aid. •
The entertainer said ln an
interview in the New York
Daily News that she had
taken the pill to give her
strength during rehearsal for
the Broadway play, "Come
Back to the 5 and Dime.
Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean,"
and it got caught in her
throat.
President R ea1an is
willing to trim $900,000 from
the price on his
tbree·bedroom Pacific
Palisades house to speed a
sale, says a friend helping
Reagan market the place.
Industrialist Jutta Dart
said the 5,000·aquare·foot
house overlookln1 Santa
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, January 15, 1982
CHEESE SIGNUP
Eight·year·old Tien Bui of
Huntington Beach uses both
hands (right > to hold
5 ·pound pa c kag e of
processed cheese distributed
by city officials Wednesday
Dave Dominguez of the city
parks and r ec r ea tion
department (above I signs
the little girl up for the
federal surplus pac kage a t
the Oak View Communitv
Center. ·
Ferraro eyes
Riles post
Richard Ferraro told the
Balboa Bay Republican Women
Wednesday that h e would
formally declare bis candidacy
next week for the seat held by
Wilson Riles.
Ferraro, a Los Angelu City
School Board member wt.o bas '
been uoorticiaUy campaiplng
for state superintendent atnce
last aprin&, told the Newport
Beach audience be la concerned
about an increase ln violence on
school campuses. Last year
there were 1.185 aasaulta on
students and ~OS assaults on
teachers in 1As Ao,.1 .. , be aaid.
Ferraro said that If eJected be
would push for leaislaticm to try
juvenllet charged wltb felony
crimes as adults.
He aaid be supports vocational
and fundamental -education.
"We need to get back to basics, ..
he said. "Today we have people
graduating from high school
who can't even fill out an
application."
Jail slaying death described
The stomping death of an
Orange County Jail inmate in a
Santa Ana courthouse holding
ceJl has been described for a
s uperior covt jury that must
decide the fate or two of five
men charged with the slaying.
Called to testify Wednesday by
prosecutors wa s David
McQuery, wbo was in the
basement Orange County
Courthouse holding cell last
April 20 when the fatal attack
occurred.
Injured in the attack was
Michael Charles Bottoms, a
murder suspect who died from
head and neck injuries several
days later at UC Irvi ne Medical
Center.
The prosecution has asserted
that the fatal attack may have
been part of an initiation ritual
for a prison gang.
McQuery, who was being heJd
at Orange County Jail at the
time or the attack on suspicion
or burglary. testified that
Bottoms, 22, was assaulted on
three occasions by up to six
Inmates.
Two of those inmates. the
witness said, were Willialll
Leonard Frisbee, 30, and Arthur
Ruffo, 25, who are standing trial
on murder charges before
Superior Court J udge Leonard
McBride.
' Frisbee was in jail at the time
on attempted murder charges.
Ruffo Is a convicted robber.
M cQuery said the attackers
pummeled Bottoms with lbeir
fists and feel , knockJng bJm to
lbe ground and then stomping
him. The attacks, he said, luted
only a matter of seconds.
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WARSAW, Poland CAP) -
Poland's army daily called
today ror a purae of the
Communist Party, eovernment,
media and educational
lnatltuUons to "remove evil
from our life.''
''The time of martial law
creates the ideal conditions for
introduction of real, effective
and not apparent ...
verification or staff ln the party,
administrative apparatus,
economy, education, press, radio
and television," the newspaper,
Zolnierz Wolnosci declared.
The hardline army paper
stressed that the first targets
s hould be people who bad
backed "opposition," during
Poland's 16-month labor crisis
that ended with the declaration
of martial law Dec. 13 and a
crackdown on the independent
union Solidarity.
Spain announces
military sh a k ef,lp
mechanic di days after their
car broke down ln the Sabet&,
says he wasn't In trouble but
"would have Uked a cou9le of
ham sandwiches now and
again."
Ghana regim e
to hold power
ACCRA, Ghana <AP> -The ~ad of the armed forces said
Thursday that Ghana's rultn•
two,week old Provisional
Nationa). Defense Council wUI
rernQin in power for some tilllle
lo rid the country of its ms, the
Ghana News Agency reported.
Brig . Gen . Josepb
Nu noo -Mensah , a PNDC
member, told a group of
m erchants and manufacturers
summoned to the council's
headquarters at Burma Camp
military base that e"tended
military rule was necessary to
rid the country of corruption, the
news agency said.
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CONTRASTS A heavily bundled pedestrian walks past a
window display extoUing the virtues of summer clothing for
a cruise in chilly Atlanta. Icicles above lend a note of
reality . ·
Inflation up .
-hut slowly
WASHINGTON <AP) -The
nation's rate of inflation at· tbe
wholesale level Jncreaaed 7
percent tut year, markJnc the
slowest rlae in that meuure
since 1977, the 1overnment
reported today. / Analys ts attributed the
slowdown to abundant supplies
or food, the worldwide 1lut of oil
and the recession.
The 1981 rate -as measured
by the Labor Department's
Producer Price Index for
finished ioods -was well below
the 11.8 ~rcent in 1980 and 12.8
percent in 1979. •
The index rose 6.9 percent in
1977 and 3. 7 percent in 1976,
according to Labor Department
figures.
In explaininf the easing of the
wholesale In talion rate last
year , the department said the
slowdown was across the board.
"Energy prices advanced
rapidly early in 1981 but then
registered much smaller
increases or moderate declines during the rest or the year , .. the
department said. Energy prices
soared 14.3 percent last year,
under the 27.8 percent surge in
1980.
The index for consumer goods
other than food and energy also
slowed l.ast year. rising 6.9
percent rather than the 10.4
percent in 1980, the department said.
In December, the wholesale
Inflation rate went up a
seasonally adjusted 0.3 percent,
down from 0.5 percent In
November and 0.6 percent in
October. But It was ahead of the
0.1 percent ol September and 0.2
percent of August, the
government said.
If December's rate held for 12
straight months, the increase
would be a seasona lly adjusted
3.1 percent, department officials
said.
Meanwhile, production at the
nation's factories and mines feU
2.1 percent further in December,
the fifth straight decline ln an
ever·deepening economic
recession, new government
figures indicated today.
December's decline was the
biggest one-month drop since
the 3 percent loss In May 1980, al
the heart of that year's severe
recession.
"Since its peak in July,
i ndustrial production has
declined 6.9 percent," the report
said.
MADRID, Spain (AP) -
Premier: Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo
named new joint chiefs or staff
today after relieving four top
military men of command.
The development preceded
Spain's entry into NATO and the
trial or rebellious officers who
t r i eT to o v e r l h r o w t h e
government.
Arab, •eek u nit y
against I sr ael
ROME CAP) -I s rael's
annexation of the Golan Heights
has spurred Arab leaders Into another attempt to paper over
their differences and form a
united front.
Joh training program weighed
U .S. businesses have been
cutting back production through
the faJl and early winter in an
effort to whittle down
inventories of unsold goods. And
with output falling, those same
businesses have been laying off
workers. contributing to the
cu rr e n t 8 .9 p e r ce nt
unemployment rate.
Thatcher;'s son
tells of o rtl,eal
TAMANRASSET, Algeria
<AP ) -Prime Minister
Margaret Thatcher·'s son,
rescued with his co-driver and -Nffdlepolnt, block"'9
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Initial resulta ol the fledgling
campaign for unity in a sharply
divided Arab world lnclude a
push for U.N. Security Council
sanctions to punish Israel for its
annexation or the Syrian plateau
it has occupied since the 1967
Arab-Israeli War.
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on business-labOr councils set up
by governors with federal funds,
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officials describe as the "core
program" would include $1.8
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states for job training, said the
sources, who declined to be
identified by name.
The new r e port s aid that
output of consumer goods fell 1 9
percent during December.
That included "sizable further
reductions" in the production of
home goods such as appliances
and furniture and a 4 percent
decrease in auto assemblies, the
report said.
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Security. to be shifted where 478 inmates hav e escaped
SAN BERNARDINO (AP) -
For the tint Ume in tbe state's history, prison euards ar.e being
transferred from prisons to tt.te
'over -ecurlty at Patton State
Hos pital, v. here 478 inmates
have escaped in six years.
The prison guards -the first
five ..-rivina at 6 p,m. Thursday
from t.he California Institute for
Men ln Chino -will take charge
of the current 36-member
security st~ff. A Chino assoc.late
superintendent, Bob Bales, toot
charge of Patton's security
staff.
Patrolman held
in murder case
SAN BERNARDINO (AP)
A California highway patrolman
h as been arrested in the
shooting death of a Las Vegas
woman whose body he reported
finding near her abandoned car
along Jnterstate 15 about 30
miles north of Barstow.
Booked for investigation of
murder Thursday was Michael
Gwaltney, 40, who bas been with
the CHP since 1971. He was being
held without bail.
Offlclals of the CHP and San
Bernardino County aherltr's
ofUce said Gwaltney waa
arrested after investleators
found a dismantled revolver
be lieved to be the murder
weapon ln a truck at Gwaltney's
home In Barstow.
Ma n aentenced
in R i bicof f case
SANTA MONICA (AP)
Anthony LaQuin McAdoo, who
pleaded guilty to his role in the
murder of former Sen. Abraham
Ribicoff's niece, wa:s sentenced
to 25 years to life in prison.
Superlor Court Judge Laurene
Ritenband handed down the
sentence Thursday.
The 20-year-o ld McAdoo
turned himself in New Year's
Eve 1980 after a seven-week
manhunt for the second suspect
in the murder of Sarai Ribicoff,
a 23-year-old journalist.
Diablo gets water
disc!iarge perm it
SANTA BARBARA (AP) -
The controversial f>iablo
Canyon nuclear pot.ier plant hu
been given a permit to dlschar1e
water into the ocean while lt la
conducting low-oower te11t.<11.
Atter a 15-hour meeti~g, the
Regional Water Quality Control
Board voted 7i-2 Thursday to
give Pacific Gas & Electric Co. '
a waste-water discharee permit
for low-power testing at the
nuclear power plant.
PUC in action
:.inA.T&T case
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -The
California Public Utilities
Commission, warning that
affordable telephone service is
at stake, has asked to intervene
in the rederal government's
antltrust case a2ainst American
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
A settltment under which the
communications giant would
di vest Itself of 22 local and
regional phone companies and
earn the chance to enter new
businesses was approved by one
federal judge but not by another.
Orange Cout DAILY PlL.OT/Frlday, January 1~. 1982 H/F
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LYNDE SERVICES -· Television game show host Peter
Marshall, his wife Sally, and son Stefan were among 250
friends attending funeral services Thursday for comedian
Paul Lynde, who died of a heart a ttack in his Beverly Hills
home last weekend. Lynde was to be cremated, and his
ashes were to be buried next week at Amity Cemetery
outside his hometown of Mt. Vernon. Ohio.,
Gas price
fix suit
filed
SAN FRANClSCO <AP) -The
nation's btnest oil companies
have been accUJed of Caao.llne
prlce-fixing practices datlnc
bacJt more than 30 years in a
$300 million lawsuit riled by
three union locals.
The class action suit was filed
in San Francisco Superior Court
on Thursday on behalf of all
CaUfornians who buy gasoline
with credit cards, attorney
Franc1sco Scarpulla said.
Named in the suit were the
San Francisco-based Chevron
USA and Standard Oil of
California; Atlantic Ricbtield
Co., Continental Oil, Exxon,
Gulf OU, Mobil Corp., Mobil Oil
Corp., Shell Oil, Texaco and
Union Oil. All do business In
California. ,
Scarpulla represented the
Retail Clerks Union Local 648 of
San Francisco, Retail Clerks
Union Local 870 of Oakland and
United Food and Commercial
Workers Local 1288 of Fresno.
Co-conspirators include 21
o th e r multinational o il
companies that do not conduct
.business in the state, the lawsuit
says.
The companies' control of the
ma-'tet amounted to a . "s.hared
monopoly," ScarpulJa said.
No prosecution _____________________ _
in Settles case
LOS ANGELES <AP> -After a seven-month
investigation, the district attorney bas decided not
to prosecute Signal Hill pol.ice in the jailhouse
death of Long Beach State University athlete Ron
Settles.
But at the same time, District Attorney John
Van de Kamp said in announcing the decision
Thursday, the probe has not ruled out the
possibility of foul play.
"Nothing would have pleased me more than to
be able to tell Settles' parents -and you -that
we now know with certainty what bappened to
their son on June 2," Van de Kamp said. "But ...
the evidence will not permit that type of a IJ~~-d~ clear-cut verrlicl."
He said he doubts whether "we wiU ever know
for certain the proximate cause of Ron Settles'
death."
Settles, 21, was found banged in a Signal Hill
jail cell shortly after he was stqpped for a routine
traffic violation. Police claimed SetUes committed
sui cide, but bis family and friends contended be
was slain by police.
In September, a coroner's jury found in a 5-4
verdict that Settles died "at the hands of another,
not by accident.··
A Signal Hill police spokesman, Ken Richards.
said the department was "pleased" and not
surprised by the district attorney's findings,
adding, "We've known for months that no other
decision could be reached."
Meantime, Johnnie Coc hran, the Settles:
family attorney, said the decision would not stop
the family from pursuing its $62 million
wrongful-death suit against Signal Hill
"There's a different burden of proof in
lawsuits, and we feel strongly that he did die at the
hands of another, that he was in fact killed. We
believe we can prove that to the satisfaction of a
fair and right-thinking jury," Cochran said. or the district a ttorney's investigation,
Cochran said. "I appreciate the thoroughness. Jt
was not a whitewash. But there are a lot of
unanswered questions."
Van de Kamp said the investigation found an
altercation occurred in the booking area between
Settles and arresting officer Jerry Lee Brown. But
he said there was no evidence Brown or other
officers later had killed Settles.
In a 52-page summary of the evidence in the
case, it was noted that no eyewitnesses lo Settles'
death were uncovered.
Van de Kamp also noted that county Coroner .
Thomas Noguchi had changed his previous finding
of non-accidental death following the coroner's
inquest and told the county grand jury the death
may have been suicide after all.
Although the coroner's office said no trace of
drugs was fouftd, it wa5.Jevealed this week that
new tests by another agency bad turned up small
amounts of the mind-altering drug PCP or "angel
dust" in Settles' stomach, blood and urine. But
Deputy District Attorney Al Gatcetli said the drug
discovery was "insignificant" to tbe probe's
findings.
Even though Van de Kamp declined to file
charges against Signal mu police, some or whom
still face misdemeanor charges of brutality to
prisoners, he criticized the department.
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al'low ' comb.J\ta\ oa plua
parlor-video game arcade to
open in a local sboppiq plar.a.
The ~eloper ..... Cent ..
of Redondo Beach, now has
asked for an appeal bearing
before the City 'CouocU. No date
for this bearing bas yet been
scheduled.
Sega ·bas apylied for the
conditional use permit needed to
open a P .J . Pizzazz
restaurant-arcade at 18030
Brookburst St.
The commission denied a
permit to Sega Dec. 9, after
nearby business people and
residents compJalned that the
restaurant-arcade could
promote crime and traffic
problems.
Wednes day night. the
commissinon d enied Sega's
request for a new hearing on the
proposal, sayin g the new
information presented by the
developer was not sufficient to
warrant a new bearing, City
Planner Don Contraman said.
By DA VlD KUTZMA.NN °' .. Delly "'91 l&Mf
The. Ulegal dumpinc of nine
bags ot infecUous hospital
wastes al Orange County landlUJ
was described Thursday as
purely •ccidental by UC Irvine
lfedicaUCenter afllt!llllil.
The county is investigating the
incident.
The discovery of the wastes at
the Santiago Canyon Waste
Disposal Station east of Ora.nee
came only a day afti!r health
officials assured the county
Board o( Supervisors that there
were no major problems with
the illegal dumping or lnfecliou.s
wastes in Orange County.
The nine red-colored plastic
bags were found by workers al
the Santiago waste d~sposal
s tation at about 9 :30 a .m .
Thursday. The color red is used
to identify th e bags as
containing infectious wastes.
By afternoon. Board of
S upe rvisors Chairman Bruce
Nestande bad already called for
a county Health Department
probe.
Nestande said in an interview
that bis m ain con cern in
ordering the in vestigation was in
t
determining whether s uc h
wastes were being routinely -
and illegally -dumped at
county disposal sites.
"I would hope that it ls not a
common practice," be said.
UCl officials, contacted later
Tburtday, ins lated that the
sealed bags were taken to the
Santiago Canyon dump site
strictly by accident.
However, they couldn't say lf
the same type or mistake had
ever occurred before.
The bags contain various
hospital wastes, such as paper
products and tubing, which are
used in the treatment of p.Jtients
at UCI Medic al Centl'r-in
Orange. No body tissues or other
organic materials were in the
bags.
Both county and university
officials stressed that the wastes
could only prove harmful if
s w a llowe d o r if someone
punctured his or her skin on a
sharp obj ect.
A medical center spokesman
s aid the wastes -which
normally are sterilized in the
hos pital's autoclave -were
apparently placed in the wrong
dumpster for disposal purposes.
The Fountain Valley School
District will begin a aeries ol
P'Jblic meetings MOAday aimed
at galberinC community oplnion
on whether to begin a di.strict
junior high program.
Ao ad•lsory committee
studylng grade level
reorganiJ.ation will conduct four
public work.shops al schools in
various sections of the district.
District trustees, who will
make the Clnal decisJon on
reorganization, wilt bold their
own public bearing on the
matter Feb. 2. The trustees are
expe<ited to vote Feb. 4.
The Fountain Valley
district's schools now are
arranged for kindergarten
through eighth grade at each
site. (One pilot juniot high is
operated at Bushard School.)
District trustees now are
considering the creation or a
separate junior high school
system for grades six through
eight.
Parents have been asked to
present their views on this
proposal at the upcoming
meetlngs.
Are you boring? Then
Saturday is the day jtut
f or y ou. Read Hugh
Mulligan on Page 82 .
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Murder. jolts
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residents in HB , I
B:r PBIL 8NEIDERMAN °' .................
The Huntington Landmark
Community, a quiet
condominium complex for
middle age and older residents,
was jolted this week by the news
that a brutal murder had been
committed behind its guarded
gates.
William K. Norman, 56, was
found stabbed to death Tuesday
lo the bedroom of lib stucco and
wood.shingled condominium at
8877 Tulare Drive.
Huntington Beach police said
today they are searching for an
unidenWied man who visited
Norman Monday night.
The visitor was described as
Caucasian, age 25-27, 5-1() to 6
feet tall, slim bulld with dark
collar-length hair and brownish
eyes.
Police said Norman
apparently bad been expectinJ
the vi.aitor and that the man bad
entered at a guard post on foot.
Norman's Orange Datsun auto
was discovered missing, and
investigators say the vehicle
may have been taken by the
intruder. Police were continuing
their search for the auto today.
Sgt. Ed McErlaln s aid no
motive bas yet been established
for the killing. Norman, stabbed
once lo the chest. was found by
officers Tuesday after be failed
to keep an appolntment with a
business associate.
McErlaJn said Norman waa
employed as a salesman of
promotional materials, but be
declined to identify the ~·a
e111p,\oyer.
Norman apparenU1 waa not
well known in Ute Hunt.incton
Landmark Community were be
lived.
TH south HunUngton Beach
complex includes 991
condomini ums in tbe SUS,000
price range. Condominium
owners mu.st be age 40 or older.
Many residents are retired
people.
· Community spokesmen said
news of Norman's slaying
spread quickly Tuesday as
residents strolled or drove past
the murder site, wbicb was
.roped off by police.
But a visitor to the community
the following day found a quiet
c luste r of homes where the
jingle of wind chimes carried
down the block, where older
women walked small dogs
adorned with red bows.
John Yerkes, president of the
Huntington Landmark Adult
Community Foundation, said
Norman never took part lo the
recreation activities sponsored
by hfs group.
He said the slain man bad
SUSPECT -Huntington
Beach Police released this
s k e t c h of a man who
allegedly visited salesman
William K. Norman shortly
before Norman was stabbed
lo death.
exchanged friendly greetings
while washing his car outdoors.
but did not become
well acquainted with bis
neighbors.
A woman who lives next door
lo Norman's concJominium •
described the man as "pleasant
but aloof."
Mailman Earl Wentworth,
who had been deliveri#lg to
Norman's home for more f.ban a
year, r«alled bringLnc a lot ol
businese maiJ and packages to
Norman. Wentworth said the
man always seemed to be alone,
was polite but never engaged in
any lengthy discussion.,
Even Norman 's
brother-in-law, W. Garwood
KJeinhen, a resident of Palos
Verdes Es\atea, said ln a
telephone interview be knew
little about the man's business
or personal life.
Residents said Huntington
Landmatk is usually a safe and
seQ1&re complex where the only
crime ls an occasional
attempted break-in or the theft
or outdoor potted plants.
Most residents surveyed said
they felt a bit nervous upon
learning of the murder in their
community, but became less ill
al ease after learning Norman
may have been killed by an
acquaintance rather than In a
random attack.
Don Danyko, general manager
of the Huntington Landmark
Association, said no increased
security measures are planned.
conlmentary make developer wary? • ..
ONCE AROUND THE BEAT: The trouble with living
along this best of all possible coasts t hese days is things
keep happening and won't stand s till and it"s hard to keep
up.
piles announces. ··Residential Units .. '
Great piles of
eart h are
h a ppening even
t o da y along
M ac A r thur
Boulevard . just
inland of Corona
de l Mar. A stylish
sign near the dirt
You wonder if this means more condominiums?
If so, the signmaker apparently changed the wording
to "residential" when compared to a similar sign put up
earlier on Jamboree Road some time back. lt directly
announced, .. Another New Condominium ...
· SOME MISCHIEVOUS miscreant came along on that
one and using precisely the same paint and style of
lettering, changed the sign to read , "Another
--New Condominium." The expletive deleted here
was clearly editorial condemnation of condos ·but, alas.
cannot be repeated in a f amity Journal.
The aubltitute sign was so well wrought. however.
that it stood for some time1 amusing passing motorists.
before the developers caught on to it.
J he project defies modern technology. Make a few
trips up Fairview and you become convinced the signals
are synchronized for traffic moving at 108 mph.
*** FAIRVIEW, HOWEVER. is no worse than the
left-turn pocket off Coast Highway at Morning Canyon
Road in Corona del Mar. The signal never turns green for
the left turners.
Rumor has it that the reason they never fixed the
signal was that awhile back. a middle-aged gentleman
pulled into the left turn pocket there and while waiting for
the light to change to green, died ef old age.
. They buried him right there because the light
wouldn't turn green for the hearse.
Now authorities don't want to disturb his final resting
place to fix the signal wires. ••• TIUNGS KEEP CHANGING in the old newspaper
dodge, too. It has been widely rumored recently that the
Santa Ana Regis ter is installing a lest kitchen.
Newspaper people used to worry about secret
government meetings, triple·ax murders and left-tum
signals that don't work. Now it's apparently testing
muffins.
You have to hope the guys on the Register watch the
yeast or they may !ind the whole newspaper plant hu
moved to Yorba Unda. •
lf you happen to hear about a large explosk>n on
Grand Avenue in SJnta Ana , you'll know that recipe
won't be making the news columns.
YOU HAVE TO WONDER who'll they'll ~est the new
recipes on. I'll bet it isn't the adve'11alnl salea staff. You.
want to telt new reclpea on. somebody who is expejdable.
They'll probably ae eome edlton.
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1-16
"He says calm down to efficient. Super-secretaries
mAlte him nervous."
HOIOSCOPf ·
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Sagittarius:
Changes seen
Saturday, January 16
ARIES <Ma rch 21-April 191: Travel
plans are s ubject to change: partnership
commitment could d om in ate scen a r io.
Individua ls wh o usually m a ke s n ap
decisions will now urge delay.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20 l : Focus on
dependents. basic serv ices. ability to reach
beyond apparent limita tions . P e rceive
picture as a whole . lea ve intricate details
for a not he r d ay.
GEMINI <Ma y 21-June 201 · Focus on
emotional responses. affairs of heart and
ability to discard non-essential m aterial.
Style is imprinted. m embers of opposite
sex are drawn to you.
CANCER <June 21-July 22l : Cha nges
occur at home base. Legal documents
v e rify prop e rty claims. Inte llectual
curiosity is stimulated you'll learn
reasons for recent happenings.
LEO (July 23-Aug . 22 >: Accent on
relatives. domestic environment. ability to
transform ide as into· vi a ble concepts .
Budget review is necessary.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Avoid
self-deception. see places and people as
they actually exist. not merely through
haze of wis hful thinking. Focus on money.
LIBRA tSept. 23-0ct. 221·: This could
be your powe r -play d ay. Lunar and
numerical cycles high: you meet right
people at right time . obta in financing a nd
,could a lso fall madly in love
\ SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21 l. Wh at
seemed a m issed opportynity will prove
m e r e ly to b e a t e m porn ry d elay .
Confide nce will be r estore d .
SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 211 ·
Scena rio highlights excite ment of cha nge.
travel. variety and love. You meet people.
pi o n eer a pro jec t . ga in a dd e d
independence and find outlet for creative
expression.
CA PRICO RN <Dec . 22-J a n . 19 1:
Prestige rises. position will be backed by
those in authority. A void brooding. keep
resolutions concerning diet and nutrition.
AQUARIUS <J an. 20-Feb. 18l: Good
moon a spect coincides with journeys.
spiritual concepts. a bs tra c t le~al
principles and s timulation of learning
process.
PISCES (Fe b. 19-March 20 > · Di g
beneath layers of s uperficiality : you could
strike pay dirt. Focus on financial or tax
proble ms related to business asspciate.
partner or spouse.
S1All DIUl'Ulll
AROUND THE WORLD
SAN FRANCISCO ·-Heaven began to
leak in late afternoon. By night, rain was
beating at the windo~·Sierra resorts report heavy snowfall," the TV weather·
man. He looked happy. for um mer he had
to s ound enthusias tic over ··morning fog.
clearing by noon.··
Some teen s cha tter on the phone :
.. There's this cheap s ki trip, see? Two days
at Heavenly Valley ...
I don't imagine the Gold Rus h miners
called It that. Their names ran to lean
des cription : Bedbug and Freezou t.
Whiskey Slide and Poverty Flat.
"A freezing ra in overtook us coming
down Dry C r eek tha t ni g ht ," m y
g r eat-grandfather reported in 1850. · · 1 was
wet through. Turned blue. Fell blue. And
was completely misera ble ...
Nol a ll downhil l schussing and hot
butte red rum in the Sierra in the davs of gold. ·
WHAT'S BEEN NEW in the bloomin~
year?
Well, haircuts have been going up.
<Can you reme mber how to beat on an auto
horn '"Shave-and-a-hairc ut. Six bits ~ .. 1 I
paid 22 blooming dollars to gel trimmed
the last time.
True. the m ighty dollar has a hernia
a nd isn't supposed to lift anything. t don't
need a haircut as orten as in my windswept
d ays. But a double deuce ~
There were a couple of ma mas under
the dryers. We ~et our hai rcuts a long with
ladies we're ALL liberated now. Thev
paid no attention to me . I could be making
up for the Drag Queen ball or macho as the
Ma rlboro man. We cause no stir. Ho-hum .
.. Tha t looks better now.·· sajd the
haircutter "I 'll just blow it out a little so 1l
looks fuller on the sides .··
IN THE VEAR 220 A CHAP name of
Tertullian s aid: "Of what service lo vour
salvation is a ll the anxious care you spend
in a rraying your hair? ..
He said it lo Roman chicks. Even then
wom en were getting s treaks.
~ Reading Cicero on last yea r·s papy rus
manus cripts. Men's hair was of no concern
except to gay Julius Caesar who wore a
laurel wreath to hide his retreating Bonnie
Fair.
Down the many years men grinned and
bore it as ha ir went thatawav.
We sat in the barbei-·s chair He
trimmed us and for no extra cha rge. we
got his political views. c My gra ndfather
went only to Republican barbers. I
"Time we had.a change in Washington.
if you ask me." Snip. snip.
ONLY A FEW YEARS AGO I was a ble
to break the barrier and go into a bea uty
sa lon. I was nervous as a fox raiding a
chicken coop . Sat · under the humming
d r ye r reading old copies of Vogue
I had a woman hairdresser al tha t
time. Sne was a witc h. I mea n a REAL
wi tch. She could read cards and cast spells.
She could tell ~·ou r past and fu ture.
She s aid: "I think I can make vou
gr ow hair." ·
Well. who could resist that·.• Up th<'
barricades '.
I DIDN'T GET ANY MORE hair but I
had high hopes . She used herbs on my
head. She pressed it between cloves of
garlic . She fed m e Vi t a m in E. lt·s
s upposed to turn you into a sexpot fi rst
you get hair. then you get sexy.
The E pills a re lime-fused. You don't
know whe n they're going to go off. So I
d idn ·t take department store elevators. I
walk ed waiting for the recoil.
But I didn't get to look like a gor-
ill a . more's the pity. The E pills didn't turn
. me into a menace at the supe rmarket.
dammit. 1 j ust held onto what hair I had
and went back to sending roses
Nurse care limited
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: I had my
gall bladder out two weeks ago. I survived
the anesthesia and the surgery without any
compUutions -except one.
Durlng the first two post-operative
algbts I needed help rrom a nurse badly.
But I bad to suffer through these nights
u.atlJ I received nursing help during the
day. With hospital bills so high, would I be
Hking too much to expect regulmr nursing
care? -MRS. R.
DEAR MRS. R.: A common complaint.
Hospitals try hard to provide nursing
service in spite or a countrywide nursing
shortage. But they're up against continued
crease in enrollment of student nurses .
ewer nurses are graduating. Meanwhile.
Mrs. R., be th:tnkful for those who try hard
(when they are1lvailable>.
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: My
ba1band u.Hcl to take only a ictass or two or
Mer daUy. BQt no.-he's becornta1 a lleavy
lleer clrtaker. He Ml u exc:ue, lie aay1. Me h11 read
M•ewllere Ulat beer coatala• e11eatlal
Wl&a•llll aild nalaeralt. ''It malt be good
fW •e," he 1ay1. It It? -MRS. F.
DEAR MRS. F.: Beer dOH contain
small traces of vitamins as well as tracH
of such metals as zinc and copper. But I
Ualnk you will a1ree that hls lncreued
Wake of beer for vitamins and mlneral1 ls
-..\
T rou1 HIAL1H
DR. PETER J . STEINCROHN
a lame excuse. A pill or two will p1·ovide a
greater source of vitamins and minerals.
' DEAR DOCTOR : Are doct s still
doing heart transplants? -Mr. C. •
DEAR MR. C.: Brilliant heart su geon
Christiaan Barnard performed the Id's
first heart transplant at Groot Sc ur
Hospital in Capetown. South Ar ·ca in
December 1967.
But problems with Infections.
immunological rejection .and other
complications soon frustrated .suraeons,
and enthusiasm for the procedure waned.
In the United States most h ave
disco~tinued the operation.
However. there is stut one institution in
this country -Stanford University
Medical Cente , headed by Norman E.
Shumway, M.D. -which still 1.,.ciillzn
In the procedure. Seven of 132 patients who recel ved
tran1planl1 a t Stanford in 19'74 h ave
survived for five years. Nlne ol 11 G.l*:•l~
in 19'15 sunivtd for four Y't•n.
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Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Friday, January 15, 1982 H /F ••
STALLED IN STORM -Motorists return to t rv
to start a bandoned cars stalled Tuesday by a
w inte r s t o rm th a t h it At l a nt a in
APW .........
m id -afternoon As sno'' blanketed the area.
interstate highways began looking hke a long
par king lot.
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Oral\09 Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, January 15, 1982
TIE •tlOll B•
Bobby Soz signups
l In Valley Bobby RealatraUon for Fo~n ,/In fronl of Vona
SOic lO be hllld Satur ad Magno\la. In
Markel. Talberfl ~ \0 a.m. to 12:30 Founlaln Valley ro
p.m. oor or age and Players ahoul~ brlnl~ ~~rent. Divisions
be accompanied ~!,\5' Minors. ages IH\ lire Majors. ages _,,. ,
and Mlnla, ages 7i8irallon days al same Addlllonal reg s and Feb. 6.
site are Jan. 23, JBan.;:ll at 963·7353 or
Call Linda en I 9&4-1661 for more informal on.
Boat show
The 26th annual So Boat Show Jan 29-F uthern California
Convention' Center eb 7 at Los Angeles
Specialized sem;n skiing. fi shing an~rs on sailing, water
boating scheduled ~~~er aspects of
skiers to conduct I ampion water to·sa1l school and c 1n1cs Learn.
also planned r><>wt>rbo11t instruction
Ph one (2131 6 information. SS 9326 f or more
Marathons
SUNOAV P.£B M1r1thon ' · If Palm Sprln
Spr1n1s i n8/°o•ored br city ot P11~ Courae Is flit eaert Sun Newspaper
throurh street~ ~?ry fu t and winds
divisions ottered I city Twelve race 60·and·over f or rom 19·and·under to
Re1lstrat1on forms mtin and women P1lm Sprlnn· M. available by wrltln .
Services Division a~aiJhon, c/o Lelsur:
Springs, 92263 l~cl . . Box 1786, Palm
stamped envelope E ude self.addressed . T -s hirt. FJniah·e ntry fee ls SIO with certificate rs will r ereive a
SU NOA V FEB 2 World Runn~rs Ma; I Long Be11ch
at Queen Mary In t!thon begins :ind ends
wind through marin·ng Beach Course to beach areas l. as, Yacht club.! and
provide free IOd ~ng Beach YMCA to pre-race dinner 'n g for runners and h<>!it Pre.registratio~ ace begins at 7 30 a m
·Late registratron 1~1t{8~i Feb 6 ) is S8~ t he race 1 01 . 30·7 am day of l4 ·a nd und vision s range f d. er to 70 rom 1vfs1om Include 200 ·and over. Other ~~ee lchalr F ir J>Ou,nds and-over and ~n1shers receive ro~~t1me marathon 42~r8<~ore •nformnti~;:iorahtrve T-shirt · .,.,... • P Bne 12131
Fishing clinics
1''111hina el(perh t:hiarlle Ou\·1& un~ Rich
ruubcr \\Ill conduct dln1c11 ul the. t h1hln1t
World beCliOrl of the 16th 1annuul southern
Cllhrornla Bo11t SJ\11\\, Jarn 29 Feb 7 al
the 1 O!I Angeles t'nmentmn Center D~vls a 111111'>' 11tt·r uutho1·lt~-. hu11
\\1'illen ~book . ··llonk Up," \\htch 111 no'>'
In 1111 111xlh pl'intln11 . Ile hull ri shed up and
down the Puciri<: Coast Tauber Is ruted umon~ the to1> Westc~·~
Rtn1s f1 11hcrml'n in the country lie \\as named unl(ler· of the ycur in 1978 und 111 a
rour time nutlonal c ham pionship
q1.111hf1cr Cllmeb will inclut.h.' sltdc shO\\b. lectures
und qucbllOn und unt1\\er period:; 2131 Fo1· mori.' lnformutlon. phone c
655 9326
Harlem Globetrotters
Harlem Globetr Forum in lnglew otters to rome to the
Pm I and Mondu~;~at~rday, Jan 23 12 . Tickets are ss' S 17 30 p.m 1 Children under 1iso. $7 so and $9.SO
Tickets available at t~ec~ve S2 dJscount
and mutual agencies e orum, T1cketron
For more I 1 674·4700 n ormutron, phone C2131
SuperbowL of Bodybuilding
D11neyhind llot.1 11 alle of Supe,rbowl o~
Bodybuilding. aturday. bc&lnn n& l
u.r~cl uded 1n the aclivltlea II the
All·Amerlcan Strength Coaches Chnlc • resented by Biii Ennis. co ital«' dlrector ~t the National Slrtngth and Condlllonina
Association. and by Wally Boyko
Productions. In~ Coaches clln\c Is desl&ned to Improve
schools' strenalh tralnlnt proart!m• More than 100 lllncu eichl Its to on
display. Admission is S5 at lhec~;eo.0169
Clinic conclude6 al 5 P m 8
for more lnCormutlon
Tennis tournament
Eighth annual Buffumi. Kod i.'I mixed
doubles tennu, tourn:i ment M ay 21 23
At B1ll1e Jean King Tennis Center
Long Beach Tournument open to anv.
club. park. school or bu111ne11s that qu:il1f1es a team prror lo 1-'nda~ M,I\ 7 b'
holding prel1m1 n uq QUJl 1(y 1ng tourn11ment~ at their organ1 zulmni.
Tournament lb not open to JUnror:, Tu qualify, pla)erl> must have Ix-en ·born be!?re Oct I, 1963 There ll> no Pnln frl• Call 12131 ~36 lPWI . u t 528 for m . informallon or~
Huntington Beach, Edison rout foes
BYRON BALL HANK GOEBEL JIM USEVITCH
Unheatens battle
OV faces Ed:ison ; Newport, CdM tangle
By ROGER CARLSON
OflkOMly ...... S!aH •
the offensive boards, but no one's
done it. We've just cot to play 'em
heads U.P and see what happens.
"I heard a lot earlier in the year
about maybe defending Edison with
a box and one or triangle and two,
Fountain Valley stays unbeaten in Sunset with win over Marina
Huntington Be ach and Edison posted
easy victones m t he women's Sunset
League basketball ch ase Thursday
night. while Fountain Valley managed
to hold off pesky Marina.
Meanwhile, Mater Dei won its second
s tr aight Angelus League tilt.
Here's how it went :
Huntington 78, Westminster 33
Westminster made a game out of it
for one quarter. trailing only 16-13, but
by the end of the third per iod, the Oilers
were breezing by 34.
Belly Mendoza bad 13 rebounds to go
with a game-high 18 points and Cathy
Cordova had eight assists and six
steals. The win evened HB's mark at
l· l.
Edison 57, Ocean View 14
The Chargers, ranked seventh in Cl F
in the latest poll, were convincing
winners at both ends of the court.
"That might have been the best
defense we played all year," praised
Edison Coach Dave While. "It created
the flow for our offense."
Center Tina DenHeyer collected 28
rebounds to set a school r-eeord and also
had 17 points to lead all scorers.
Fountain Valley 56, Marina 47
With I :22 re maining, the Barons led
only 47·45 . .but Rhonda Barton canned
WOMEN
s ix clutch free throws down the stretch
and Deanne Davis hit a c rucial
three.point play to assure the victory.
Mater Del 67, St. Paul 47
The Monarchs' Alonda Varisco and
Kathy Gorman combined for 45 points
in the e asy victory. MD stretched a
seven-point advantage to 31 in the third
quarter by outscor ing St. Paul, 31·7.
Nwpt. Chrtstlan 23, Woodbridge 19
Sophomore center Stella Berkebile
led a ll scorers with 10 points as
Newport ChrisHan evened its overall
record at 4-4.
Liberty Christian 37, Brethren 36
Liberty won its second game of the
-season as senior guard Tanya Edwards
poured m 25 points.
Power squadron plans
boating course signups
Registration will continue Monday at
6 : 30 p. m. at Newport Harbor Yacht
Club, 730 W. Bay St. for Balboa Power
Squadron's spring boating course. ,
The 13·week course in safe boating
and piloting is free to' the public.
Ins t ruction is by veteran powe r
squadron members and includes both
power and sail.
Subjects covered inc lude handling
under normal conditions : handling
under adve rse conditions : seamanship •
and common emergencies: rules of the
nautical r oad and flag e tiquette :
com p ass a 'nd c h a r t s: a ids to
nav igation : running lights a nd
equipment: inland and trailer boating.
Battles of unbeatens -Ocean View
<1-0) at Edison (1-0) in the Sunset
League and Newport Harbor <4-0> at
Corona del Ma r (4·0) in the Sea View
League -highlight tonight's prep
basketball schedule and when the
smoke clears, title pictures figure to
become clearer .
but I don't th.ink gimmicks will worlt.·-------------------------·-----------------------
Each is billed to begin at 7:30, as
are seven of e ight other games
involving Orange Coast area teams.
Othe r S unset duels include
Fountain Valley ( 1-0) at Ma rina <O·l)
and Westminster (O.J) at Huntington
Beach (0-1 >
OTHER SEA VIEW ventures
include Unjversity (3·1) at Estancia
(4 ·0 >; Cos ta Mesa (1 -3 ) al
Saddleback (0·4>: and El Toro C0-4>
at Irvine (0·4).
Woodbridge t a kes its 10-3 free
1'_ASKETBALL m
l a n ce r eco rd to Brethre n in
Paramount (8 p.m.); Laguna Beach
is at Capistrano Valley in a battle of
l ·l South Coast League teams : and
Mater Dei takes its l · l Angelus
League mark to Bishop Mo ntgomery
(0-1) in Torrance.
Edison Coach Barry Leigh saw his
14·1 team down by a 14-6 margin
against Marina <••A little heart
a rrest for me in the firs t five
minutes." says Leigh), before his
Chargers, ranked No. 1 in Orange
County, and No. 2 In CJ F 4-A, pulled
away for a 22-point victory.
"It's important for us to have our
tempo," says Leigh. "We end up in
the 50s and we're in trouble."
Ri c hard C h ang a nd R ick
DiBemardo lead the Chargers in the
interior and Chang showed almost
complete r ecover y from ,a chest
ailment, scoring 24 against Marina.
"Cha ng is looking good and ls able to
r un and play a full game,'' says
Leigh.
JEFF STEPHENS and Mark
Goudg e give Edison a solld
backcourt, but that's no surprise.
The suri>rise is M Pete Blnaski's
ability to step In and do the job
defensively with 6-4 Darren Moore
still boeged down with injuries.
·'The key to our s uccess is
everyone playing bis role," says
Lei1b. • -· Coach Jim Harris ' Seahawks
counter the inside came of Edison
with 6-9"' Jim Usevitcl\, who
avera1es 20.1 per game, but wu held
to a season-low of six points by
Westminster on Wednes day with
slowdown tactics.
Whlle Usevltch Is the focal point
wl\h his size, lt's Ocean Vie~
s1i1pporUq cut (Seott DeBrouwer.
Shawn Werner, e_. Dave Carroll aftC\
6·4 Mike Judie> wblcb makee or breaks~ Sea.hawks, 10-1 overall.
Harrie concern 11 obvious -it's pbyslcal. •
.. "We're so different." ..,. llanb.
Our torapetiUve tdfe Menw to bt
wanttnc. 1'b1a l•rnt t a ~ of
who tW advantaae of -.-. • ...,.. hav -~~ • k
There's no one you can slack off of."
There's another 4-0 team
(Estancia> in the Sea View Leaaue',
but the Newport Harbor-CdM
collision is the big one, before an
anticipated packed CdM gym.
"WE'RE PLAYING well," says
Sailors Coach Jerry OeBusk, "but
it's been against zone teams. Corona
del Mar i s going to put more
pressure on us than any zone team
and <Chris) Lynch, (Mike> Hess and
(Ku rt> Petersen have been nails
from outside.
''They're on top with nine straight
wins. We have lo contain those three
and we can't give them five feet of
space to s hoot.
"I'd like to see the game higher
than the 40s or 50s. We 'd like to get it
and go."
The 6-7 front of Byron Ball and Joe
Seager clog up the middle of the
Sailors' zone and 6-3 Scott Liner, 6-0
Brian Folk and 6-0 Steve Pelletier
give the Sailors the complete look.
The Sea Kings or Coach Jack
Errion have indeed won nine straight
and are ranked No. 7 in the ClF 3-A.
Ly nch, Ress and Petersen are
deadly from outside and can control
the tempo to their liking. while 6·8
Hank Goebel and 6-4 Garth Olson
give CdM inside strength to counter
Ball and Seager.
"WE'RE GOING to have to hope
each of our kids can do a job
individually. We can't give anyone
any help. I don't think we can get
much inside so we have to go with
outside shooting and play hard on
defense," says Errion.
"We need a d equate s hooting
(consistently in the 40·50 percent
range)," adds Errion.
Elsewhere in the Sea View the
Eagles of Estancia risk their No. 4
status in CIF 3-A against the taller
(6-7 Brad Guess) University Trojans.
E•tancia counters with quickness
<Jeff Gardner and Co.), and Is on a
four-game winning streak after
opening t h e season with a
seven-game strea.k. Costa Mesa tries
to get well at Saddleback Hi1b,
which features a lo t of s low
Roadrunnen, while Irvine tries to
snap a l0-1ame losing streak a1ainlt
visiting El Toro.
Marina has an acid test a1atnst
Fountain Valley in the Sunset Leap~
In its quest for a playoff berth. Aller
the big 1011 to Edlaon, another
setback will make it touch to recoup.
If the Vikings are to aucceed, they'll
have to contain Fountain Valley'•
Jetf "'••bet, who scored 34 a1atut
fluntlnlton Beach and hu been In
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4.1" Ow-'I u••oau•-1•1 Y•ung-•own. Oh1'0 orra·ces. Th·e banners co .. *',.. HIU •-. s..1te •os. _.,. ~ Md T111Uit•w Meit,,. Tree• T·"""' or present It to the ns" " .. ,,. .. "' " -lh•l1etlftl•.c.te1Mte,CAmi.. ~ ... ,-. '°' Ol•lcll·Wrltll• Oo•lepm•111 personal representative Although it looks more Hke the rlying indicate the pro sports teams and JAMH H. 1e1TCH1ENs. •»1 s. compenv . ..,,._,1.., ..-ni for o.
k Tl\lrCllA-.Atudle,CAt10!». PJCTtT1ou1•ustMllS Sc111-w, n.o E..., •-.tor• appointed by the court headquarters O( a major SpOrtS race lr&C $Owned by the family, While T1111 ....,_It <Oftduclld by 111 NAMUTATl!M•NT Condlllontl UM P9rmll for• l'-11 Within four months from
association, this is really the offices o( the sign refer s to the San Francis co 1-1"~· H tel .,_,!1i:,:.;~1.0•1"• person 1• do t no ~:;~c1:"T.0:°1,°:~r ·~.~.!'~~ ~:,:: the date of first issuance
Ed d J D B l I C t · t 49ers -· •c-.. ,ICE 0 • 5 df'tvew•v width. 111c1 • ,.,,...., ....., ,_ of letters as provided in war . e aroo orp .. a a s . n 11JUwn-twesmoc1w11111 ...... "AGH• 1L1Cs.•F•1r., .. 1o1,,._1"°"1oei.oum-Se . 700 ft ...... bat ---------------------------------------------l~Y~of()r .... ~~~~~~~.~-·~ ~IE~:~:~M-ct~ 0 ·~~ e
Super Bowl ducats at premimn
It would be cheaper to buy a new television set
PONTIAC, Mlelt. (AP > -
Super Bowl XVI baa generated
such a Ucket sq~• Uaat in
many cases it wouJd be ebeaper
to buy a new televi&ioa set and
watch the tame la the comfort
of your home.
Tickets for the Jan. 24 game
between the Cincinnati Bengals
and the San Francisco 49ers in
the SUverdome sell for a lice
v a I ue or $40 but they are
bringing anywhere from taOO to
$400 on the resale marlret.
lo fact, resele ot §iper &owl
tickets bas become so lucrative
that n~papers in Detroit and
elsewhere around the country
are full of classmed ads offering
to buy and sell the ducats.
This is the firs~ time Ule Super
Bowl has been scheduled in the
snow bell a nd the flct that
several National Football
League cities are within a
five,hour drive bes 1dded to the
demand for tickets.
"W~T more people
lh.JJ>:{v;r"" tlc-;;re with a bona
ff de chance to actually see a
Super Bowl," said Jim Finks,
vice president and general
manager of the Chicago Bears.
"We're talking about the
blue·coUar guy who· was in the
stands before It was fashionable
to be ln the stands.·'
The NFL distributes tick& on
a percentage bula, with 2%'1\
percent going to tbe two
Matching
• wms purse
ARCADIA <AP) -Matching
overtook Pest For1ett.log ln tbe
lat.e going to capture the $40,000
Kern County Fair Purse by
three-quarters of a leneth
Thursday before a crowd of
17,790 at Santa Anita.
Matchln1. ridden by Cash
Asmussen and carrying 117
pounds, covered 6~ furlonp in
1:15-2/5 and paid $7.60, $3, $3.
The victory was worth $22,000 to
owner S.F. Henderson.
Past For1etlin1, the 4-5
Ca vorlte ridden by Chris
Mccarron and carryin1 hJ1h
• weight of 120 pounds, finished
Becond by a head and returned
$2.60 and $2.40.
Stop Dancln1, ridden by
Fernando 1'oro and carryiq 115
• pound$, wu t.b1rd by 3~ leftltbl
and paid $UO to sbow.
participating teams, 15 pereent
to the bolt team -in this case,
the Detroit Lions -and 1
percent to the remalnina 25
teams.
Once individuals obtain the
'tickets from those sources,
many choose to sell them for a
profit rather than attend the
game, even though on the ticket
itself is a 107-word messaee that'
includes the directive: .. This
ticket may not be resold at a
premiun ... "
The NFL is not obtiviom tot.be
sales. "You just can't eoantrol
it,·• Commissioner Na Roselle
says. "You don't like it, but
there's UWe you can do."
'l'BE IAJlGDT ticket deal•
appears to be Dave Adelman.,
president ol llurray•a, a ticket
brokerage and tour comPMY ln
Los Angeles that claims it can
get you a ticltet to anytblaC -
from tennis 1t Whabledoa to
Super Bowls in Detlolt.
Murray's has been advert.lsinl
in newspapers around the
country for months and
Adelman said at midweek he
expected to buy and resell about
5,000 Super Bowl tickets -down
from nearly 8,000 for last year's
game In New Orleans.
"We're down because of the
site," Adelman said. "It's just
not as attractive. Plus, m.ore
people are keeping their own
tickets."
Adelman, whose prices range
from $225 for end 1one tickets to
$400 for seats on the 50-yard line,
taid he nets about S30 for every
ticket he sells. '
"0Ult EXPl!!NSES AltE high
because we've got people flying
everywher e lo make o ur
transactions," Adelman
explained. "We do nothing by
mall; there's Just too much
chance ol thinas getting lost that
way."
Because be pays taxa and is a
ticket broker all year Ions.
Adelman dllllka beiq lumped
wltb scalpers -people wbo
1lmply offer tickets at
considerably more t.b1n lbeir
face value.
"We're leaal," Adelman said.
Sealplna la a misdemeanor in
Miebl.Caa • . · ·
And in llllcb.l1an, where the
automobile-dependent eeonomy
bu been depressed for months,
it's euy to u.ndenta.nd why a
laid-off worker might want to
seU his ticket.
"Actually, it's kind of a dream
to go," said George, a
24.year-old unemployed Sterlinl
Heights, Mich .• man who asked
that bis la.st name be withheld.
"But, right now the money
seems more important It's not
every day that somebody bands
you somethin1 worth $80 that
you can sell for $500."
FV lwsts wrestlers
A 32·team field with many of
the state's premier high school
wresllers is set for lbe Fountain
Valley Five Counties
lnvilatiooaJ, wbicb began today
and wr1ps u~ with the title
matches Saturday eventn1.
starting at 7:30.
Among the field from the
Orange Coast area are Irvine,
Edison and the host Baron'-
Poway High from the San
Diego area ls considered the
favorite in a field which also
includes Dos Pueblos, Hemet,
Noeales, El Dorado,
Bakersfield, Santa Marla,
Yucaipa, Kennedy, Villa Part,
Loara, Pacifica, Cypress and
South Hills, among others.
Among the standout
individua.la are Mel Eat (121) ol
Bakenfleld, wbo bu lost once in
three years; trvlne's Steve
Schwichtenber& < 169); El
Dorado's Kent lwan11a <107);
Yucaipa's Jess Tripp (140);
Kennedy's Brian Folsom (130);
Poway's HeTb Umphreyville
( 114); Santa Maria's Vince Silva
( 140 >; and Hem~s Scott
A u t e n r i c b (_ii"5 9 ) a n d
heavyweight Jim McCullough,
who enten with unbeaten status.
Today's a1enda begins at 3
and the 7'1\-hour format includes
the first three rounds of the
championship bracket and the
first round of consolations.
Saturday's schedule bellns at
11 a .m. and involves the second
round of the consolations,
followed by the championship
semllioals. then lbe third and
fourth rounds of the consolation
bracket.
At 5 the third place matches
will be setUed oa three mets,
then the champlonahips beCin at
7:30, with one mat used.
South Hills ls the def endlna
meet cha!,Dplon.
8.unfo.r Hoag set Jan. 23
•. '*· Miiie J Or09fl• • ..,, Werdlow. · 1 · code of California . The Pl.al L .... Betcll.C:.lltomlete-. En vlronmenlal D•lormlnellon· time f"" fllt"ng Cla1'mS Wl'll PvOlllll9d 0r.,. Ceetl o.lly Pllol This !Mltlftft• II <Ollducle<I by •n N~ll .... O.C•~•Uon ..,.. Jen. 1. u. za. 29, 1m 1...i '""'""'-,,:· E":i,. ~ ~.•.:.•::: not expl re prior to four
Tiii• ~= Ill.cl wllll "'° New-I ~h, ~ ver'-'" ,,_; months froni the date Of '9JC.9'1( Count' c .. r11 Of Orenoe County °" r•o11lrod drlvowey wldtll, IH.lllelllftl the hearing noticed above.
-----------~-"" H.Ptr•llon, and •n ••1111119 •IOI YOU MAY EXAMINE • P'lmtl ..ibacll, ... CClftWr1 °" oaltllnQ ..,_ th fif kept ..... to.-rt PICTITIOUI aUMN•ll l'UOlltNd Or .... CMfl Delly Pllot, lo llvl"O -· °"" IMAICI • ..,,,. ...... • e e vy .. .,. cou . MAMIUTATIMSMT Jell. 1 I IS tt. HU 5,_.1 Mw .. r_ lft CClftltaKllClft wltll -If YOU are Interested In the Tllo lollowlng ,., .. ,, 11 Cllolng '' . . o l1tlntwnll,-wantoEe"C:-le es tate, you may file a blillneMM: Mes• Stroot. In on At 1one. IE . GOltOON IALL ANO SON, NaJC lll1Cf IE11vlro11monlel O•lermlnellon, request With the court to 1m1 Safllil ~·Stroot F-1e111 Ei<emp1 receive special notice of
v.1 .. y,Callf0tftlatt1111 PICTtTIOUSIMlllMIU •· z ... •u.,.tt•• "•'"'" the Inventory of estate aod Jon AIMr1 Bell. 18221 SIMA Ml.Me STATE.-. NT 11·7'·4t•I tor Bugg., lulfders. I La11rtlto StrMI, Fownteln Volley, Tll• lollowl"O pt<IOfll ore dolno ..,lhorltad ...... for HU90 Pn.lo, lt6S Of the pet tionS, aCCOUntS C•lllO#•le'21W IH.lll,,..1es: Ptecontt• a_,., 1or tho ·-•14 o1 • and reports described in Tiii• buslnnl •• <Oflduc:IOCI by... SHARON 'S CL EANING CllldllloftalUM .... rmlllo_ ... .,. Se ~tlon 1200.S of the lrMllvld...i. SERVICE. u•o E Ocun Blvd., euto ,_,, -""•· ••-d 01 H4' CaHft>rnla Probate Code. JollA~a.11 BolbM,CAfH61, Felrvlew Rood, I" • Cl rone . T"lt ,.....,_, •• 11100 wllll -SHARON l'HOIENIX, 15'0 E. Envlronmontel Oel•rmln•llo1,. KEITH C. WELPUTT Count., CIO•ll ot Or•noe Count, on Ocean Blvd., a.11:1oa. CAtU.61. uempt A Professional
Oo<emwJO. ""· Tiiis bullneu Is conc1uc1oc1 by an 1. i-••<-'• l"ltmlll , .. ...,.,., Corporation l'lm>J ltldlv._I. for Bruce Brown end Herold O. PuMI-Or .... Coo.I 0.11, Piiot, SHARON PHOENIX HAlllOfl, --Ind-··,.,.. $on·Voy 19762 MacArthur Blvd. J..,. '·I, IS. 22. tm IOs-.2 Tiiis Sle'-1 ••• meet wil" ''-CorPOrellon, O.B.A. HI-Time, ••S Eut Suite 200 Coun1,c1er11o10r-coun1vo"Jen. 11111 s1 .... 1. ror • Condlt1011•1 u.. P.O. Box 7955
t , tta. Permit 10 ,..._.,. .. , •1'-out-NewPort Beach,~. 926'0 Pl-MO<'tQO, -• vetlenco from perlllfl9 ( l"ue,lltlled Or.,. C0.11 Dell, Pllol. r94utr-U, louted "' i.oi __ , 714) 752·7311 tJtCTtTlout 1M1StM•11 Jeri. 1. is. 22, Jt, 1m ,.., a o u, •,,., d . 1 n • c 2 ,. n • Published Orange Coast MAMllnATIMaMT E"vlronme"l•I O•lermlnell on D ·1 p·1 t J 15 16 22 Tiie loll-lr11 ,..,..., h dolne -· 111a Exempt a1 y I 0 , an. ' , '
MtMBa: ~ Forl-lnformetlonClfttNe-1982 -292·82. •
COSTA MelA COIN & JEWELRY PICTITIOUI •UllMllS appllcetlonl, ............ 1W-StU rw cell i.----------l~CptANOE, w• •--1 Blvell., MAManATIM•MT •• , ... office of Ill• Pl•ll"'"' I -· -Giiiet Mfta. CA ftN1. OePOrt..-Ill_., 1'llO n Felr Ori.,. rwaA .. ,_ .... Haw4.144E.lOlll,GMteMHa, Tll• tollowl"O ponon Is doing COlta-·Cellfoml•. ··-----------CAftUJ. 11u11 .. ue.: PW11,,..; or.,. co. .. 0.11, PllOI -TllH ~· I• ~-.., •n UNI rEo sour.111 WOllllCElllS, ''°' Jon IS 1"2 ?94.., •1CT1n--....... --lfldlvlduM. H .... lencl on .... l'Mwport Boacll, CA . . ~ ...... ...,., -.-
.... ........ "'60. -----------MAMl ITATSMaWT Tllll ........... -lllW wtlll ttoe IC A AL T E Ill M 0 H LE N Pim.JC ~( Tllo lollowlne pers.., 11 do ln9 c.-ty Qer11II~111 JOfl. HOLMBERG. ltol Hl8"1•tld Drive, bu1lnou • 12, tW. ..... ,_,, leoc:I>, CA t2* MAIN $TAIEIET ASSOCIATES, UM ..,_,. Tf\11 llutlnns II <-..ctecl by on MN-80793 llillecArtlu' Blvd.. Ste SOt. N--1 J~ ...... -n°'.:':,,C:,:DellY :i~ IMIT:~.-~:.:...':'w~f'i~ wi--NOTICE OF DEATH OF ee:.i~m~·Too1o. u• sou111 -"" _ _ ~ ~ H E L E N K I R K ltHamora, L .. AnootM, eam ..... 11 ,_,y Cteni of Of' ..... C.....ty Oii L A N T E R M A N ' a It a .... flU mil J111. '· 1m. H E L E N K Tiii• IMltl""• 11 c-ucttf .,, •
-----------Pue,11,.,..or.,..c-to.11~1=-LANTERMAN, AND OF 11"'1-:':.::'~;.-., NOTICE OF DEATH OF Jet1. 1. u. tt. "· ,.., ,.,_., p E T I T I O N T O n.11 ......,,_. -n1e11 wu" ,,,. LEE J . ROGERS AKA ADMINISTER ESTATE c-t.,0Wttof0r.,..c-., .. J.,.. LEE ROGERS AND OF ..X llJG NO, A-111-753. t>. lt12. p 1_,
P E T I T I 0 N T 0 T o a I I h e i r s , Put>11"'9d or..,.. Coest o.11., Piiot.
ADMINISTER ESTATE P=~!:~:..":T" beneficiaries, creditors J•n u.n.n.Feb.s,1"'2 2IM2
NO. A111707. Tllo follqw•no P•rlon Is dolno and contingent creditors Of PIU elm
T o a I I h e i r s . buslnouu: Helen Kirk Lanterman-----------beneficiaries, creditors NEWPOR T SHIRT co . and persons who may be and contlnnant creditors of NEWPORT T-SHIRTS. T·SHIRTS otherw1·se 1"nterested 1"n the PICTITlOUl•UllN•U '...,~ T ·GO , ... ll•IKO<ll Str .. 1, COii• NAMa STAftMSMT Lee J. Rogers aka Lee MoM,ce11torn1amv will and/or estate . T11o 1o11ow1n1 ~ .,. ,,..,.. Rogers and persons who oenn11 Miiot, soi Eeit a..,. A petition has been filed buS!n011u· ma y be other w I s e BA•boe. C:.ll1orn1tt21Mt by Alton Kirk Lanterman 1111"IEltSIOE JOJo•• LTD .. ru . t t d I h 111 Tiiis -Inna 11 c~ted by .,. • • 1111¥Grtldlt, .._,.., llelc'll, CA~ 1n eres e n t e w 1nc11v1etwt4 tn the Superior Court of Rk'*11A._._,Glft.l"artMr, and/or estate : o.nn~Mllft Orange County requesting m 1111ven1c1e, --. 9Nct1. CA
A petition has been flied Tlllt ltnemeftl •• mod wltll "'° t h a t A I t o n K I r i*'Tll~ ~-............ ~ <:....__,_ .... • c-ty Cllrk o1 Or-c_,, °" \Tllh. ~ .. ..,_ -w, by Paula Lee Lupcho and o.c .......... , .. , Lanterman be appointed 11m11od_,_,..,.
Leah Gale Laule In the Ptnm as personal representative •.a. -lltW Superior Court of Orange "'*1.,.. ~ ... CooS1 °•11' Pllol. to administer the estate of Tiiis •-•• moo1 -111e County rtquestlno that JOfl.t,e,u,u.im *' .. '· Helen Kirk Lanterman c_, c1erti ""ar....,. ~ °" Oec.2l, 1 ... Paula Lee Lupcho and ,.. Illa (under the Independent Pt1tm
Leah Gale Lau le be Administration of Estates l'WltlMdar.,.c-t1o.tf'fl'lllt, appointed as personal "1CT1TICUSMl4MHI Act). The petition Is set for o.c.>s,tWt.J ... i.e.u.1W1 JW..,
repre s ent at Ive to ...,...n.t.nMSMT hearing In Dept. No. 3 at-----------
administer the estate of w!.~.:~1:0•1"1 '"""' 11 d•
1
"' 700 Civic Center Drive, NkC llta
Lee J. Rogers <under the l'ltlEIS WEST. 111" Fr-11n ""'· West, in the City of Santa•-----------1 n dependent "C",T...Clfl.CAfMI. Ana , Californ i a on P1CT1nousau11M•H
Administration of Estates o.111e1 Mwtlll Mella!\ "' wainut February 10, 1982 at 9:30 llUM9STATH .. MT
Act). The petition lssetfor ·~~~-=:~:,:;.;,..,by •11 a.m. .,.,!1':!.;~':0•1110 '"'~"' 11 "01"1
hearing In Dept. No. 3 at IMlvldlMll. IF YOU OBJECT to the w1NHA1t LTD .. •• -.st c:ant
700 Civic Center Drive, ...... , ~Mtl-•ni-••-_ granting of the petition, "18"••• . .......,9NOl,CA....U.
W t I ...._ Cit f S t '"' _._.. -'" u,. Roll IE"o•n t11c .. • Cellfor111a es , n "'"' Yo an a c:-tTcio.tta1ar....,.CMtnty111J ... you should either appear <CN'11CM'etlclll.1•-1C••tH...,.•v. Ana, California on Feb. 3, •>. ua. at the hearing and state Newi-t llMdl.CA~
1982 at 9:30 A.M. ,.,.., your objections or file Tllh '""'""' 11 c0fl4lllcte4 •• • IF YOU OBJECT to the "'*1..,.. 0'-.10-1 o.ttv Plll4, <DrP«•tlDn.
granti'rvt of the ,...tltlon, ,,.,,. "·a. It, Fw. 711m tM-C written objections with the "°'' E-inc. .. ., ..-court before the hearing. c. ooo HalWI you should either appear P9lJC llta Your appearance mav be v1ce PnlklMt ,
at the hearing and state ...,.. in ,person ot' by your cc!!':,~'.:t.~::~:!:'J~
your obJecUons or file "'mnous•t11•M•M attorney. u. 1m. written ~Jectlons with the ....,.....,,.~ .... T 1 F you A R E A ,.,_.
court before the hearing. Tll• ••11•••119 ,.,.on •• 401111 c R E D 1 T o R 0 r a """''-Or-. 0..11 DtltJ ,....._ Your appearan~ may be-...-•: ti t d't f th Jeft.tS.22,n,l'tlb.s,1m ,.,.., in person or by your uu ASSOCtATH, dtoMKArtllu• con ngen ere 1 or o e tt .,.,..,Sia.• . ........, a.oc11, u. deceased, you mus t file ..S llta
a ol rFneyy, 0 U A R E A ~·111em L. Tooley, u• so11111 your claim with the court -----------or pres ent It to the MOTtmo.. A~tc:.t.Tttltl C R E D I T 0 R o r a •"""-· L• A .... , ... 011'°'111• personal representative f'OtlettAH• •M contlnvent creditor of the,.., .... ._ .... T .... y appointed by the court owM .. 1s.ttl"Ol'ALCOMOUc deceased, you must file T1111 ............ -, .... wttt1 tt. HV•llM9 Lte• .... your claim wtth the court c-tv cio.tttfe>-.c-o•YOllJ•. within four months from 1z.t,..,
or present It to. the u.1• ,,,_ the date of flr'1t Issuance T•c=~'':l~r'i wu.uN
Personal representative ..................... ...._ ,._ ........... .., ..... of lettef's as provided In no --...... " .. °"91"••• ..------....... ..... • . ..., Section 700 of the Pro.,.te " Atctfltlk ...._ ... CM.,. • • appointed by the court -*'· 1s.11.w ...... s, •• •• Code of Callfornla. The "•1" ON SAL• n•• & w1Mt:
within four months from ---time for flllno claims wlll :::.Ce::.,:::'~ic;-:::.;: the date of first Issuance not expire prior to four IM!tlfttl•9lec:.tl.Cel.._...
of letters as provided In ,ecnnous eut1•ua months from the date of """'"'" 0r.,... c-.. o.1.., "'9C Sectfon 700 of the Probate UMlllTA~ Jefl tS 1• _. Code of California The Tiit '-''"""' --.,. ...,.. the hearing noticed abo.ve. · · . I ....-.a: YOU MAY EXAMINE -•-time for flllng cl1lms w 11 cHtc•NT ASI0(1•Tn, ,.., the flle kept by the court. ,_ ._._
not explr• prior to tout ~~--.~~.!!!!.· ••. If you are lnt..-.sted In the1'--------.. ----..... ----~-" rnonths frocn the date of ......_._,_,, ---·--·----.. ~··-the -•rl-"°'Iced ibove. Mu11 011""' sci..11111 .. ,, .. estate, you may file a TOMLL '""' ... c--.. • ...._. "'1<._..,, request with the court to ALCDM&tCMftaMJH YOU MAY EXAMINE UOt ... , ..... lt(ll•. lctUM•I•, r·ec•\ve ....,.,., notice Of ,.,.. the fll• kept by the court. "''_..._ ~~ T•---1tMeJ~1 lf---·•relnterestedlnthe ,..,...,~ • ......_the nventory of estate oeHAtt.i.1 ... 111 ~ ....
St.,,., .. t 0 n'll fll• • A-. c-• """· c.ltfllrllle assets anci of the Petitions, ~~ .. Ak.,...k .._.... e e, Yu Y ,.... •""counts ind reports~••"'1"0MIAUH•"& ,.quest wtth the court t ,....., ...,. '"'' ''--'· m .. ., .. , CflllWk .. .._.,..., -.-. receive IPtClll notlu of ,. .. ,~.,......,~,c.1"-""•..., deofstchrlbedc lllnf SecltlonP~t.5 Mii •lceM11c .,.,,., ... , •• ""'
the Inventory of est1te .. ::,"~~= Code• a om a • .._ • ·~=· •c. ,_, .... ve11ay,
..... lnCI Of tht .,.tltlont, Gey A. ................ ,... •• • ~ C> ... c-t o.llY ..... 1ctevtttt 1nd report ._., .._ ""91N; ~..,, J s .. JM.''·.. .. dH<rlb9d In e-uon 1200 ~ 111 . ...__""mu..... ereme CnWI rta,---------~ _.. ............ ~.... Attor1t•Y It LIW, HI of 0:-Clllfomt• Prob9te ..::::,::::-_: <lllMtM iw • WtllMN llvd., Wit 11M, .ftli c. ....... '-'"·:::::, .. ~.,.., """<ca. "211; At............ TMI .:™:'f:.,.... ...... tel. (11J>MMl'1 1!!•!.MecA .... r c-11.0.. • 0r ... c-tv • ,......"'-°*'~ ,,., ~ .. -. """" ....... "' .. --' CA""9 ~·· : ..----------1 m•f JD.m1 :. .. ...._-.. c:au M•-"'*·
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Pimt• Puttll"*' Orellllt <luat Delly Piiot.
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coinhuyjng
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DEAR READERS: An loleresUng trend
ln the sale of silver coins through the mall ia
now developing and worth examining,
according to tbe Direct Mall Market1ng
Association Inc. DMMA warns that potential
investors in numismatics should look for the
following characteristics wben buYln& coins,
according to the American Numismatic
Aaaoclatlon: condition, country of orlsln,
denomfnation, date, mlntmark, variety
andior type. and special characteristics.
INGINlilUNO CORI' .• RITAIN l.. NOTIU Of' T•UtTll'llA'-I M I D I C A I. C 0 L L Ii C T I 0 N .... IPMIUlt 1
ASSOCIATIOH, INC. •• (orflO(tt.... Nollo 11 horHy ..... " 11111 Ill
Cl-I ALLSTATI l"INANCIAL l'rkl•'I'• "'°""'O.yOIJ_,y, 1"1 -------------lll"VICH, LTD., G.C. Sl!RVIC•t ot UM"°"' If ll:CIO 1"'-•11 tlulll ftOfll co•~ttATION. f'lltST CITllfNS lllttlft(I "° .... Otllltl C9'111ty ~ I AH K • T llUST COM ff ANY• c;..,,,,_.. 111 ttw City ff lolltl AllO, IAAIA•A JUOY, •Ill IAAIAAA C-IY of Ot.not, ttaM et CllllOMle,
L I I! JU DY, D E I 0 RA H H • Sletowl4M f'Gf"lclOMW• SorvkH, lllCI., CAT•ICONE, $.J, OA\llS, MllllT 11 Succitn« Trvalft, wlll Mii el CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, JWll< lloetl"', ti lflo llltMll .........
LLOYD'S IAHK Off CALll'ORNIA, • fw <.etfl Ill l-'UI -· ef tt. Unltecl c orporel lon, G VA RANT f I llAltlt, Ill.-.-. 111.,.1i-et .....
COLL l!CT I ON COMPANY, I lflll cert .... 1'111 ,,..tty t111111'9cl 111
,.,Pltftllll, M & M •Ef>ORTING ... city°' -..... 9Ncll, c ... nty ol
ANO ltl,.!ll"AL Sl!RVICI, INC., Oren.. Sitt• ol C1lllor11l1 ano Cl9• McCAULIY & MANNING. CIHc:rlmd11fqltows: •
c L I N I ·. u c I( NE ". I N c.. • Lot " .. Tr.cl NO. ttlJ. •• fllf' m• c°'""ltlotl,OOLOWl!LL. IANKI!•& r•or--111 ._._, ...... Otllnl o , C 0 M ,. ANY , SA MM Y LI! I , Mh<. ~. i,. ttw Oflko of lllo C-y "OSALIND LEI ANO enel MRS, ltocor~ef s.idc.-tY
T.1. .... -NOTICa OP HUITll'I &ALa
MIO CITY INVaSTMIHT
COMPANY, • Clllfornl• CltllOt•llon, ea ilUly eppolnled Tt\lttoe undlr 1111
toll1wl11t 4"CllllMI _.of tnitl WILL HLL AT PV8LIC AUCTION TO THI
HI GHEST 11001'.R PO" CA$H (PIY•blo at II-Of ••I• In lowlul mOMY .. 1111 Ulllleel iMIHI •II rl91tl,
1111• •NI lnterltl conYOYDd II ...ci now ll•ld by It ~ NICI DolCI OI Trust In
1111 proJOrty 'hffeltllft .. dllc••-: TRUSTO,R· A08EAT OVL Tl encl
HaLl!N E. OULTZ aeNEFICIARY: AOBaAT SHAW, 8Alt8AAA SHAW, STEPHl!H E
KNOWLES 4ltld ll!TH W. KNOWLES
"CTITtOUI I UllMI .. MAMe tfATIIMll•T
TM IOll9Wlnt potson• .,. e1a1no '*"-.. · ,OXX ANO ,bSOCtATH, l~I Sprllltdlll, lvlte C. HUllllllOIOll
l•ecll,(A"1t4'.
I' ou Mii Aasoclet .. , • Colllorn••
coroorauon. UOJt 5-flll9fllll, lulte c, Huntlnoton a..cl\. CA~.
Tllll l>v•llllta h COftduClllCI by • Cot-IUofl Pon-"-laMt
J-L. Fooca
"'"'Cioni Tlllt at.I-"' WIS lllld wltll Ow
C-IY CleNI of Ot-County on JI#\
"· 1"2 Pi.al
PUl>llllWCI Orenee Cont Delly Piiot,
Jen. IS, 21, "· Fas. ltC 25'-t7
Coins that are advertised without the
above information, says the American
Numismatic Association, may be "the most
common. che~pest, worst condition, treated,
and potentially counterfeit or altered item
available."
ltlCHAltO IMAOAWA, ORANGE Tll• ttrHI eoorua enCI olllor COUNTY TAX COl.LECTOlt. STATr. common c1Hl9Mtlon, 11 eny, of lftl
01" CALll"ORHIA EMPLOYMENT tHI property ClenrltMCI ebove la OIV£1.,0f'MllNT OEPARTMIENT, pUrportedlolll: '1111 Avoc-. Newport
ANO ALL OTHEll ,.tflfSOHS 811<11,Calltornla~
AeOtcllil April 17, 1UO U PlllJC llTIC(
llUlrumenl No. Hit> In -k '"77 ~----------
In other words, without the above
information <which can then be compared to
reference data from sources such as the
"0Hlclal Blackbook .Price Guide of U.S.
Coins," a coin buyer may not be making a
wise investment despite fluctuations in the
price of silver. The "Blackbook'' is published
by The House or Collectibles, Inc., Orlando
Central Park. 1900 Premier Row, Orlando,
Fla. 32809.
UNKHOWN CLAIMING ANY "IGHT, Tiii u.-....... lnitlll <lloci.lma
TITLE, EST ATE , LIEN 0 II .,..,, llMllllY 1w wtY IMotteelftlfl ot
I N T £ It f: S T I N T H E It E A L the alrlll ........ eftd oO>er com"'°" PROPERTY OESGA18EO IN THE dffl9Mlloll.llenv,1-llltlln.
C 0 MP LA INT A 0 VE It SE T 0 hid ule will 1M mecle without Pl..AINTlfF'S OWHEASHIP OA ANY covenenl or warrenl'I', npros1 or CLOUD UPOH PLAINTIFF'S TITLI lmplleel, '99A'dl"9 UI .. , pououlon, Off THERETO AHO DOES 1 TH"0UGH oncumbrencos to 11t11ly tho
10, INCLUSIVE, ~b. obll .. tlont llC.urld W --Wllll lo P1elntllls c-l•ln of cleteflellflta Ille -ef .... Uflfened In tllal Mmlel lllAln. alWI all _, _..... CMteln -ol lnnt 0.lecl s.pt...,l)ff
unknown cl1lml119 eny rl9lll, 1111•. 11, lteO, •~llllCI •-LEROY P.
Hlalo, lien 0< lnt .. osl In 1111 tell TUDERenCIEMOGf:NESTUOEA,11 property CloKrlbed llerolll ICIY•rM lo Tnator•. lo ST. PAUL TITLE
plelntltfl' -tllltl O< c-lllUtlftl • COMPANY, es Trwlffi lor JAClt A.
tlOud -..... """ tltle lo -_ .. ANDON IAN, ....... lllM4k lary, lo
M "'°"'• -IW 111 caue If ecllon aecvro ti. """' of Sl ... too.oo. wltll otteeos: lflllH'•ll .-, • provided In .. Id
P I 1. ~olnllffs SICINy w.tu, A-rt c . notes, ae1.,ancu, II an'(, under ' (;o/ a problem? Then wnte lo a Le1te1ouer •nCI Ka i Kollm• u 1111 term• o1 ..io CIMCI,,, '"'''· fOH. Dunn Pal will cut red tape, getting Hecuton ot Jiit Estate of M.M. c:111roos -n-• o1 ti. Trust ..
the answers and action you need to MOSELEY ••• th• owners In '" •nel of Tn.110 u·11toe1"" Mild Peed of almpl• of !Ml co'111n , .. , ,,_rty Trust. -roc...-ci on Seclternblr Ill. solve inequities m government and 11tu11ee1 •n-c_,1yof 0tenee. more 1w, In boolL tJ174, -111Hot oHk•••
busrne.u Motl your questions to Pat p.rt1c1111rtvWKn-a1fo11ow1 roc~ct• o1 Otanoe c-1•. SUit• of
"Lott 17 -11 In ll«k 23' ol 'Like CMHornla Dunn. Al Your St>nnce. Oran~ Coc:rt Troct. Nowport Beldl,' 1n 1111 City of Th• benefklery unc1tr >11c1 -of
D I n..•-t p O Bo 1560 Costa Mesa CA 92626 As Ne•POrl e.oc11. eoun1., of Oranoe, tnill or M<"'llY e1evk•. by,. • .., of• 01 Y r aw • r ' ' Stole of Celllornle, H P•r Map brucll or Cletault In ,,,. obll9elloM many letters a.s possible unll be answered. but phoned recorctoCI In look 4 P•e• u , 01 aecureel 111ereby, heretofore He<ulod
mqu1nes or letters not including the reader's full m11oe111--. In tho o111ce of l1'CI *"-to 111e -~ •
nam". address a-"" b .... 1n•s• .. -·rs· .J. .... e number ,,,. c ... nty Rec:.-~ o1 wto c-tv." wrllton CIKl•••llO'I of ootault -~ ,... ..., ~ ., rKIU ......... I II• r. I " , ••• ,, • Cl I 0 • • 111. Olmond '°' Ule, -wrllll•n notk• of cannot be con.mlered This column appears dally ez· ""-rtY"I. c1et11111 _, e11cuon to ... , -IN _..,,_ z. At 111 11-s llOr·oln, plaintiffs torm• ot u lo duel ol trust end cept Sunuuys.·~ Slelnoy W.lu , R-rt c. L.-.er •KO•--AUOUll s, ''"II IMtr-1
L-------------------------•NI Kai Kojima -· 0111'1' -'n1.0 NI. U1', In 8ooll 14110, al p-SSJ of elld edtng llllK'*>n of tlle g, .. ,. of oftl<l•I rec:oraot wlcl c ... 111y.
.. --------------"":~------------1M.M. MoWllY. Noel •II IC1t lllroln Tiie lot•• emounl Of IM un ... iO .,.,. CIOfot wltllln II• K -end ( ... IW bllenc• °' tho obl19'1llon IK-bY DlllH llmcls of ,.,.,, euti-lty ., IUCll EM<Ulora.. the Pt-"Y lo ... '°'"· lnclvclln9 Tiii S_...,, <*Kt of tN C-..V If oallm•l•d co1u, ••P•nHa end
Ot•"OI hail lllthorlllCI ,,,. lwltlolnio of l<f¥1nc11 l1 •1'11,MJ.H.
tllls towwlt W plalnUHa. Ooteel: ~· 23, l'ltl l . Tllo Cllf..-t• claim encl •tort ~ _.._.
SPENCER Innovated a nd designed are •""'"'-'"""'"""°""-.. 10 ~···••.-
JOHN (JACK > STALEY arm ored cables a s used on Plllnt11t1.~tundHcllMlf•tt T,,.._'¥•••uttn Of I.Mm -... r'9111, lllle, 11tet1. llal R,A. ""·A.Mt. Vici ~ S PENC ER . res ident o f pay station telephones, used or 1111-1Wllftewrtn t111Pr-""or ,..,~A ...
Balboa, Ca. s ince 1952 and seen In our everyday eny_.pert _.,,, wllkll i. _..,II c--.co ....
d I h h d ls lllel'of plelnlllh 1110 ...._ Passed away on Janua ry 10, lire. an te ep one ea se • •· Tiie clefonoeno 11er1111 abov• Publlahed Orenoo eo.11 0111y P11o1. 1982. He was a me mber of which are seen in many Mmld•"lffotNr ____ J111.1,u .n ,1wi 11s.n.
the Cement Masons Local athletic contests . He also rietmlftQW1Y""".11t1o,ott .... 11ot10/f1-------------
t523 since 1935 A m e mber f o unded a nd develo p ed ~~~~~':'::'~!'°.Z:=:: PlaJC 191a
or the Newport Harbor Elks American Kleaner . lne. of p111nt1111' t111e --10," _,.. Does 11------------
Lodge #1767 ror 25 years and P 1 c o Riv e r a . Ca .• tllrO\llfl 10.1nc1v11 .... 11• --10 H'ttcaOPntUtTaa•11Aa..a
be ( th L ra lure rs Or Indus trial PIOln11th. Seid ........... -Nell Of T.t. .......... a mem r o e aguna manu c · ttwm ci.im _ 1'19M. 11111• ottot•.
Hills U nited M e thod ist s team c leaning equipment 11wtor1ntwett1nt1o1Protiorty.--W , .. ~~:":T~C,..::.'!:D~,:;
C hurc h . Survived by his used by private. government 1op1111C1f'W_...,,.,_. ... d cta11n ..,. ..i1-4111 C1Ha•-..... ., trlKI
wire Dorothy Lou S •.,,ncer . 1 and military establishments or <1•1-censtltvte • clovd ""°" WILL HU. AT PUBLIC AUCTION "~ I I plallltlfb''""'9._.... TO THE HIGHEST 81001!R 1"0" granddaughter Deborah Sue on a n inte rnattona sea e s. Tiii c111m or t••••• et -CASH 1...,IOM 11 11_ of Ml• 111 Hanrahan or Be llingham. M r Fos ter was born In ........,.,,.._.... ...... lftllftffM ,_.,,._.,.,.,.un1-sc.tftl eH
I M h II T d lll•lfttltft' __.,,., ... "'-rtv ....... title .... .,,.., t eel t W a s h n g to n . 2 ars a . exas. an was MCltM<l••h.,.......,...,.,.,...... ......... .. cenYOy •
great-grandson s. a lso 2 formerl y a Pasadena .,c1elfNt1•••..,.._....._ ~:'r11~"",,'=:.~=:,
brothers. Fred or Tacoma. re s I d e n t . a lt end Ing ,.,_ ~ .......,... tttto u..w .... -..z
Pl99 1401 ol OHklel Rec:O<ds OI Ille otllce of Ille Ae<oroer 01 Or•nee c-IY. Mid ClooCI of lnftt .,..,,,.,..
tho followfnt pr~y. loutocl In Ille
County ol Otenioe. tteu Of Colllor111a lol ?I ef Tt•I No. m7, In IM CllV ol Newport Boecll, County of Orenee,
Sl•ll ol Celltornle, ts ,....wn on • m~ tllef'ffl ,_...In.,_ 107. ,..., I lo
1, ln<lutln, MlsullaMou• Maps,
,.C .. ds of said OrlftQI C-1'1' l'.XNlatTI
To9elll•r wllll non·••<lut lv•
•Pf'll•I-' ••Mmenh over Lola A encl Loi• 1'1 to tst 1nc1u1h• ol "Id
Trett J:lS1 10/f 1111 Pll'llO~ MCI •• clet<tlbeel )ft AT!lcle XIII, Section col
1111 Dec l•r1llo11 ol Cov•nenh, Conditions •no lttllrlcllons
llerolnelter CIMC:rlblCI In SU:IUECT TO, Section t. a• provlcleel In dHCI
recorded June u . 1'114 Tiie 1troet ,oorn1 •net olller common Clltllrillon, II .,.,, of 111e
•••I property CIH<rlblCI above h
S>U•PO<ledlo,._
4t21 ROldlurT "-· cor-CMI Mar, Colllorlll.:.
Tfte -klarv ...-u lcl o..o ol Tru•I lltrelolort eo cuteCI enCI d•llverecl lo Ille Trusteo • wtlllen DectaratlOft ol Oeleull. A ••ltlln
Not ice of Oofeull -Election to Sell w11 pr_.o el ,,,. ,._., of Ille
benellcl•rt. eQCultel ond rocor-In
tlll couf'fly -· tho rHI pr-t~ •• IOCeleCI. Seid sale wlll be m.Cllt, but wlllloul
covtn•nt « w...-ranty, ••,,,....Md Of' lmplled, ts to llllO, llOlMUlon, or
oncumbrlllCft. lo PIY llw rem11nl119 prlnclp0I """ tll nw Ml• wcureCI bV U ICI o .. CI ol Truil wllll lnletul
lllereon, 11 provlcleel In .. 10 note. eClvancu with Interest lh••oon 11
provldlCI In Uld 0..0 ot Trust. II any, ""°°' Ille termt ol ulcl DolCI ol T ru>I,
IHI, cMr9es 111\d .. pen, .. 01 IM Tnntoo end ef tlw ltVll.1 crN too t>y
..1e1 Offdof Trwl. Siio MIO wlH .. Mid on F-•v t,
,,.Z, oJ 11:00 A M In llW re<opClon room of IM olfke locei.ct •I 0111 City
lovlhetCI. -., s.tlt• •. Orenoe, Collfornle. Al ,,,. llnw ot Ille lnltlll ...-.1ca11on
ol 1111.1 ....OC., lllt IOCM -of IM oblltfllon 11c11reel •Y Ille abovo
Clltu'lblel -ef _, end n llmetld
t oth, tllfll'lffl, •11d tClotlnCH I• ••».-..SJ. Oelld: J-y U. 1"2
Mlcl City,,,.,..._
~.11Trus1M
1• 1 Soutll Qdwftv Or
loWfly Hllll, CA 'IC)jl I lt1JI ,,..,,.
L. McCormick
Pllbll-Or .... Cooll O.lly Piiot, J .... u. n. n. 1m ,..,..,
W ashington and Tom or Pasadena City College. He •II o rlH 1'1"' 1111 1•c11 •11• TllUST<M': 1tA1.Pt4 '-REOA 111e1
P ort land. Oregon. als o 2 was a member of the Sharie <~°':,-:C-~~=~. 1 MA•LINl ltEOA,INMliMCl-•tte
s i ste r s Mr s . Tena I s land Yacht Club. J....,....._ ......... .,....Cllitfift ·~ .. m iA1t Y: HA"OLD~--MOTt--ca-~-o-•_P_AU_L_T __
C raigmiles of Crestlin e, Ca. U.S.l.T.A., C.1.T .A. -"d the f· tc~:'~"'~.! ttOHtNS. ,,,,.... -0oc11rot1ai AJtD IL.ICTl°"TO
and C h a rity L yon s of C.E M.A Associat!oo. He ia =.. M.M........., v. C:~ G. a1Tnttt.,....Ju1y 14. 1• llLLUNDH
P ortland, Oregon. a lso 2 s urvived by his w1Ce Wilma ScMoeiM ... 11 •• LM,.,..... s.w1or ... ~~ J:;',.:; ':. "~'!t ~~:=
s tep-sons l step-daughter o r Newport Beach, C a ., c:.H1~Ho.C '""'· ..... klal ~ 1n 1111 office o1 ,,. T.s. .... 1._.. · . · · , o.en..o ldllotltt .... _.., ..._ "" --
c,.~, ..
NOTlal OP TRUSTaa'I IALI
TS. No. 4107
MOHAMMED S OAUOO, AS Tit US TOR
On F•b. $, 1't2, el t: IS A.M , Tl TLE TRUST Ol!EO SERVICE COMPANY,
H duly ...,oinled Trust11 unCllr •nd purwenC to Deed ol Trlnl recor-
Aprll 17, "''· •• IMI Ho nm. In book 140U, P•9• •O. ol Olllclel
lte<Qrcll In lftl oflko ol ,,. County Rec-• ot Orenee c;_,1y, St••• 01
Colllornl• WILL SELL AT P\lllLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST llOOEft
FOR CASH IPIYlblc el time of Mle In lawful ,,,_., of tlW UnlllCI Slllftl AT TliE FRONT ENTRANCI! TO THE OLD O RANGE COU N TY
COURTHOUSE. LOCATED ON SAMTA ANA 8LVO., BETWEEN SYCAMORE ST. AHO IROAOWAY,
SANTA AN• oll rl911t. lllle and
lnt0<HI c.onwy.O to -now hold"" II unCl•r H ICI 0.eCI 01 Ttull In Ille
"'-"" .itllMeel In wkl C-tv ond Stol~,,_-LOI U ol Trect No t4 .. , •• ,,.,._ on o m•P rec:.--In S-411, PoQe• 40 111rou911 43 lnc lu\lve ol
mlsc•ll-t m4195. rocotd• ol llW c°""IY r~ ollllCI c ..... 1,
Tllo ureel •dClrea• anCI otller common CIHl91"111on, II ony, 01 Ille
n•I pr-rly CloscrllloCI above •• purported to 111· S. C•rver StrHI,
lrvl111, CA '7714
Tllo ~ TruslN OIKl•lm•
a11y lleblllty 10/f any lncotrectnon ol
Ille tlrfft lelclren -ollllr com"'°" Clffl911allon 11 eny, ~ M<eln .
Seid wle •Ill t>e .-, DUI wit-I
covene10 or w•rrenty. ••P'''-' or lmptl.O, r...,.01119 1111•, pouuslon, Off enc:umt>renus. to pey Ille rernelnlftQ principal wm ol tl'e noteC1) wcur.o
Dy Mid OtoCI of Tnisl, wllll lnterotl
lllereon, .. PtOvi-In Mid Mlehl, .ctv•n<.11, ff wtY, -,,,. lerrn.s of
wlCI OHO ol Tnis1. 1111. clwlrves -•RPlnllH ol ~ Truttll lnil ol llle tru•b <rHllCI bY Mkl OHO of Tr1nl. Tiie totel omounl 01 Ille unpaid
b9tenc:o ol tN obll91111on •«-by
1111 proewrtr to bl aotd -rN..,.bl• e1tlmo110 colls. ••~•nut •nd eCIVlll(H II IN llmo of Ille lnfllel peblk otlon of u. Nolkl of Se•• ts
$74.to.,k The -llclary under Mid OooCI ol Tru11 llorelolore oHCuled •11CI
clellY0•.0 to nw ~ • written
Oocl..-.. lon OI Ool .... I end 0otn...ci
tor S•I•, and • written Holle• ol O•f•ull and tle<llon 10 Soll Tiii
undenlOM<t c.eu..O takl Nolle• o• oe111111 -Elocllon to $ell lo be
recoreleCI In IM c-ly -•• Ille •NI pr-rlV Is IOClllO Ooi. . .J_., S, 1"2 TITLE T"UST DEED
SE ltVICE COMPANY
11MICIT~
14250Vent .. ellVCI .Sto OOA ~U..'IMM
T .. :21). ....... ly Emil S SIUlmen
Publl-Or-C:..al Dally Piiot,
Jen. IS. n "· 1"2 n...cJ
1 8 g rand c h ii d re n and daughters Nancy Kiger or Sc~, ... , .,.;. 1111 0,..".,' 11 1111 R-*•., 0r-. Cowllt'I'. MllCI.,... "IMl'Olt'f'ANT NOTICI"
g reat -grand c hildren . Newpo rt Beach, Ca. and P---,_ Oc--. lt7S, to of""" Hacrlbo• '"• to11ow1n9 IF YOUtt P"OPEttTY is tN
C rematio n with burial at Be lly Boyce or Costa Mesa, J~;;;;.,,""10.'im. -P'='~:,: :oA1t:c~O:~~E" ~E~~us,:ovi?~ O••neeeovnty5-f"l«c:-t
sea Memorial ser vices will Ca sons Norman Foster of I. Pvr-' to c-t Or-Clltod LoUlofTrec:tHo 1u..-.s-on PAYMENTS, IT MAY BE SOLD 100c1vk C:-~ woat, . . . nd H h c d Octolllf 11. '"" In.,. ectlon entltllel ,....., ..,. --~ I 10 WITHOUT ANY COURT ACTl()fl, ond C•llfornl '2101 be held on Saturday, Hac1e a e1g Ls •. a. an s1C1My--.nc.,eo1a1.~cturtuG. •m1P('9() youmey __ ._.,.,,.10 .... 1"9 S.11taAM, •
January 23. 1982 al 11 OOAM Garey Fosler of S1h•erton, sc111oee1, Otenoe County 5-rlor ~.~,:1=1=· '~'of yovr eccovm 111 9000 na1W11119 t>y :~;~:~•~F~~H~~~~ :!'~!i
al Laguna H ill-; U nited Oregon . 10 grandchildren Court Ho ,..,...,1twc-tor•roe1 Parcou INIY"'911••-_.Cluli>aY"'°"" KOJIMA<H Ellec:U10<sof tM Estateof
M elhod1s l Churrh 24442 and l great-g randchild also 11111 •writ01o1t1<ut1on 1-10 t111 Non·•><•u•• .. app.,rt•n•n• "'"' pormllled <~•• ana u111n•H "-·"-MOSELll'V · · • T F ·f S SllHIH ol Orenee C-ly tut110rllln11 uwmenl• IO< l"9f'ftl -99,.,.. over within uv11 '"°"'"' lrotl'I I,,. dale this 0 E F E N 0 AN 1 s L EA so N F Moulton Parkway . Lag una a brother om oster o an and e11rec11ng "'° u•• o11110 p,_.,., prlvtte •lr•ts ••wt'°"" in 1,,... ""4k1olelllfeu1tw1•rec0<-. POMEROY ASSO~IATES, INC .• • HI 11 s. ca The ram i I y Be rnardino. Ca and a s ister Dy ... _, ol lho Juc:tonwnt In CIM c ,,. certeln CIKl•r•llo"' ol covo ... nts, Tllll .......m IU417 00'" ol Jan ... ry corporollon PETE A Tl HTUltlN -
requests in lieu or flowers 8 eulahbe l Newhouse or S'9ullortt\lnPar~9Clfl••bOve coftellll-end rHlrl<t'-<IKO<CllCI 7, l"1. -wlll lllCrt~ vnlll y-WE LLA TIHTUltlN, JACK,. LONG.
donations be made to the Solana Beach Ca Memorial '· On Off • ....,. OK.~ Hi,ofma. April'·"'''" -•~. -wz et ~cout ~~~-'*'10~v '1~":,'11.!~-=-..~: MARGARET wooo HASTINGS, · ·' h Id --t tolllcl-11 11'1 ...... rt Ille Oltlclal Record\ a nCI recordeel ·~ ~·· ,.... -•• ... ,.... INCOME PROPERTY ASSOCIATES, A m e r 1 c a n H e a r l ser vices w1ll be e al eovnty of Ot•noo 1evleo u.,011 111e Honmlllff n . 1m 111 llOClll 1001,,... portion of -ec~t. even t-.oto MARGARET HOWE, IAAAY v
Association Harbor Lawn C hapel at rl9fll,t1tte...ci1n1.,..1t110wtrtuG. uo ot Otllcl•I Rocoros ono peymontW11ClollWICleel.Du1voum1nt w e 1HSTOCK, ELM&R FOX ,
2: 00 p M on Friday. January $(1110091 -Mary Lou S<lllt91I In Illa em•IWlments -eto. P•1f~:: = ..:...".:' ,'::,~;. .,.,. of w Es THE I ME It £ COM PAN y. • FOSTER 5 1982 I II r n s Property. E11uptln9 tllerefrom ... oll. Oii 11•n•r•I parlllortlllp F. BRILL,
EN FOSTER J R 1 • · ~ e u o ower 10.0nJ...,.ryto.1'7•.ti.Sllorlffol rl9llla. minerals, mlnerol rl9hh, recorcl•tlall • tllli Cloe-I lwlllcll CALll"ORNIA AfAL liSTATE ALL A . • .. the ram I I y r e qu ests Ill• County ol Oran9• sold U ICI n•tur•I vu r l9llll a nd ..... , Clll• of rec:-llon -" 11er.-1. INVf:UMENT TRUST, • b.nlnHS
a prominent Newport Bea ch contributions be made lo th Pf'Oillrty to pt.tntltt• '°' 1111 ,...., °' ttyorourbon by w1111soever n•m• untou 1111 oblloMlon tlllftQ t«ec•-T ' u s ' • v A L L E Y s o ' L s
businessman . age 68. a A . c Soc'ely 0 t.I0,000,00. kflOWnl .... ml'(lllwlllllnO/funderl .. -pormltl•'-'Po'loCll,Y ......... ENGINEERING CORP., AliTAIL . 16-year reside nt or Newport m e ric an. a ncer I 11. On .......,.Y ~. i•. ,,,. Slwrttt .,.,c .. ol •...ci .., • .,.._ dotc•tblcl. •nly tll• •1111•1 r19111 to stop ,,,. M E o I c AL co LL e c T Io N lhe Amencan Heart Fund of Ille CountY of Or-•Kot-t1111 toeetller .,1111 1111 porpotwl r19111 o1 lorectosuro by peylng the •ntlr• ASSOCIATION, INC .. 1 c.,_111on
Beach, Ca .. passed a way on Services under the direcl1on Duel.•'"" of Wlllcll 11 •llAKllH orllllne, mlnln9, .. p1orln9 anCI _,.,........,..,...,.,._crlelllor. Clb• AL LSTATE FINANCIAL
January II, 1982 of a heart o r Harbor Lawn-Mount Oliv ll•r•lo .. EalllDll "A" •nel -·""'...,...,. -slorlftl In To find out .... ·-· '(OU..,.. .. SERVICES, LTD., G. c. Sl!RVICES
k M F t S the lncorpor--oln11roleren<1 r-1-ltw,_lrom .. ld l-pey,ortoon ..... IOlfPl'fmlflllOaloP POA ATIOH Ft•ST CITIZENS allac r OS e r wa Mortuary or Costa Mesa 12. ,...,_... 10 So<Uon •74 of 111e 111,.,;; 1..0. 1nc1U1t1119 ,,,. ''"" , ... torec-.. or 11 .,_ -rty 11 ~~"N K ; TRUST "coMPANY.
o wner and pioneer o r 2 MO·sss.&. c:.11torn11 CICle,,, c1v11 ProcodlH"o., whlP1t0<k., 01rKti-11v or111 eno '" , .. ,.,..,,.. '°' '""' -r-. IAReA"A JUDY, •k• aARIAllA h i g h I y S u c C e S S r U I JOHNSON Hovombor 17, 1'7S en abstrect •.f mlno lrom 1-s oilier tMn t"°M contkl SKIP RUEGE" -OEANNA LEE Ju o y , o EBO rt AH H
11 I JllCl9 I -O/fdlCI In IN C-ly I I o II llUEGElt, ltl Fr1n•ll11 Drlwe, bus iness es A en -le WILLIAM HE N R Y mon rec hereneb0¥•dffcrbo ,o oreH Placonllo,Co tllornletlUO; CATAICONE,S.J.OAVIS.MEAll
od ( S ' A C of Or11191 1t9!119 out ol tl'le lllCl9menl wollt, lurirwts encl sllelb Into, tllr0<'9f\ CO HST It UC T t OH COMP AH Y, Pr ucls o a!'ta na, 8 · • JO H NS 0 N , age 7 0 . a In Los ..,..., Superior Covr1 c-or o<rou tho ,._,,,ec• of tho 1ene1 1l4"""'1t0. LLOYD'S llAHK OF CALll"OltNIA. •
s u pp I I er 0 r resident of Costa Mesa C a No.1JtHt.ACOQf Ohelo1bo·ect11 IM••lnotlowclHCl'lblclllleltoboUom 111'~ .. r:uc~~:c1·n·y·~::!1:"!; ~= corporollon, GUAltAHTEE
Te 1. e comm u n 1 ~at i on. s Passed away on Thur~ay. ~,:C':;:.=:.4: :.,""',.:.~:· -~~~ w.=~t=.,•;.,:~~= lllW""'"°"' ~· w111c11 rnev Ill•• ~!;.~.~.;,~ t~H6 ~o::~~:,·N~
e quipment on. a omes ttc January 14. 1982 followin g a u . T"° .ovor" c111ms of •II end........,, or .. .,....., u. ein.. 1nsuree1,,__ • ANO RIEFEAAAL ni.vtcE. tHC.,
and international scale, lengthy illness. Mr . Johnson 1ef1noants teacopt ,.,. County ot umlta 1h1Nof end'°,....,, retu-1, 1t1mem1>e•, YOU MAY LOSE db• M<C•ml•'I' 6 MANNING,
inc I uded in pro d ucls h e l ' d s d ltel\09 end ,,. Stat• of C.IHornl•I oqulp. melnl•ln, .._,,, .. fllll Ind LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU DO NO'T c LI" IE· au c KN E ". IN c ...
wa s a r e Ire 0 u n onsltl Clf tllllvtorf ..... ··•••"9 fr11m OPl••I• .... IUCll well• or "''"''· TAltE PROMPT ACTION. c.._.u... COU)WIU., IANKEA . -------------,Engineer from t h e Allee ebllncu 01 JuC19m•nt recorcttCI wit-I, -r. 1111 •19111 to •ttt1, '" eeldlllon to,.,. •1t101H1t •to-. COMPANY, SAMMY LEE,
Corporal.ion. he was 8 Past punuent to S1ct1011 '74 of 1111 ""'"°· store. uptor• oncl opot•I• •tMWe, -.ictenyprllf'lallft. li.M,« ltOSALINOLEEMICIMR,, AICHA"O
McCa.MfQC MOltTU,UllS
Laguna Beach
494·9415
Laguna Hills
768·0933
San J uan Cap1s1rano
495·1776
HAalO. LAWl'6-MT. OLIVI
Mortuary • Cemetery Crermtory
1625 Gisler Aue
Cos1a Mesa
54~5554
f'tHCl laOTHHS
l a&. MOADWAT
MORTUAIT
110 Broadway
CoSla Meta
642:9150
Mas ter of Racane Lodge 11 ~ .. ~~~,:~=.-:!~:~==~:.":tr,.: ~c;,:t>;:r~~·.::·~·=·~ ~--:~~w:c~o~es~~~TC::
F&AM Racin e , Wiscnns1 tho ellttrl<t'" Loi AftQoles ~·-...... 111111DWCIHCr1bMl.•1t~lll ...... -.....aldelellr..-tes-CALlllOltNIA EMPLOYMENT
and the First Past Master of Cov'1 C.. """'*°' '" "'· •ttocltod tM 0..0 trom ttae '"''"° CO!fftPll\1 b• c vroo 11 • c olldltton of OEVl!LOPMf.NT OIPARTMl:NT,
M a r Vis ta Lodge 1$20 ~:::,"~'::.·:~j,:.~=~':; :.0~=-~1<~i ~~!'411":°'*111os' ,.:;~.~HEAHYGIVEN;Tlllll ~;J>N~\~:!fN::N~A"~g~~ f~&AM, Newport Beech, C a , ruton et IW prior recordlllon of ltw >9 llut11l119 Tr11 ltooCI, Newport ANNA N. ROH ESCROWS, INC. la T 1 TL t:, £ s TATE, L 1 EN OR
He was also Past Patron of a0$1rlC1 .. Juelgmlnt •Ille....,.. ...... a.oe11, CA. Cluly •Ptt0111tec1 Trvttll vncler llM I NT E "Es T I N TH I It EAL
Harbor Star •~ Order of °',~~"~= ·~~~im1 o1 111e county of 0;~11'~n~tf;:-!1 -:::! ~..!~ fll~';'~":t::'To~A~ '',":,'suH ~~0,:=~':1 ~~~~:'.0R ~~ T;~
Eastern Star. A member o f 0t•ft91 GCIMlll .. •MlutO<y llens ••• wetr•nh Is 9lv•n .. to ... ZENO&Y •nd IAR8A"A llUTH PLAINTIFF'SOWHEltSHl,.OR ANY
the York Rite in Racine. ru111t of Ill• rocorctellon ot • compl•I-• or CMroctnea.I)/' TM lEN08Y, ~-wlle. CLOUO UPON Pl.AINTll'l"'S TITLE
Wisconsin a m ember or the cer11fl«llotlleel by tho T111 COlle<tor ot llOMllclary unClet' .. Id Oood ol Tr111I, IENfFICIAltY: SKIP ltUEOl!lt THl!llETO ANO ~S 1 THROUGH •, , .. 10 COW!t'I' for 111\MCurlCI pr-rty by tHJonof o brHCll tw llefeult In tho lltlCI OEANNA RUEGER,~ lllld lO INCLUllVE Scottish Rite m Long Beach, to .. • e1111 end own'"9 l>'f CMrlff G. obllt•llon• H <u••d tller•bV. w11e • ,.;...,...
Ca. and a member ol t.he Sc111e9111• en 'llflt to.,. ellwo« Of 111rototor. omcUllCI -... ,_.... 10 Roorclld Novoml:lor ta. "'' H ~ ltUM9SR• *"' ""''poll' Shrin• in u uwauJlee ,......,.,.,. etlKlled ,__ H EllllleMI tlll undl• ..... I wrl*" Ooclllfet'°" llllMr.No.2564'111~1 , -1-NO'TICl!I y.., -Moll twC1. Tllo
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Wisconsin. Beloved husband u '. Tiie c111m of 1111 11111 of wnttltl"'3kotlllrM<ll1Mot11«11o11 1toc..,.,e10r...-y1tallf"" ~==:"'..:'.::'~ of Rella J . JohnllOn, beloved c1111orn11 -i.ts of • ltMlllory 11•11 to <9'1• \Ill....,...,.... 11 sotl NllCI of 1ru11 d11cr1 1 •111 1011owln wltlllfl • _... ,.... 1111 tllflnMtllft
!lather of Lisa Johnson a 1'"'"' '"'"' • C111"ic.to "'""" 1111 Pl'IOlf'Y to aatltt'f .. Id ot11l"110t1&. ~y· • Mtow. . . ' ........ rt_ ef .,._..,_ uftClor UIO ~ ltlofNIW h ..,.,.._._.. UIOllld .. , _. tr.,. 2u• et ..., ,..._ , ........ .._ • ._ ~ .. 11•1 ...
s en tor al UC San Diego. u~ ·--.. A<l .... Mt ;;. llOtklof brol<llllllf'";;'l;c11111 .. ~ ~ ..;· .. ';..... ... .;'Q EtAf:::... ... -.-....;-;;.;; IU:
Graveside services wiU be CllMllt o. ~ -"'<" w11 lllllf • !let.,.. .........-s. "'1 n 1Mtr. 1r1ehd1 .. a1 IYllwa•-~ "' sin •••llftd• • m•M• .... ue1 . conducted on Saturd•Y 111 ,..,.. ..... _._. ... ~ .... uw1t1111191t1411'0111tm,a1.-. t111 ei111c.o •IM~, •KOt'Cllr °' ,.._...._.,. .. a lfllt. LH ..
O•OOAM' lltt.O(llld....-.. Ealllelt "I ''· . Ottlelol lttc:ore. ' Mid ,l\IMy, lelcl *"" lf'Vll ll<'llfft 1...., '-" .._ January 16. 11182 at ~ • WHlllltll"<>I'•. lllallltlfll llBY !ff UICI ..... wfH .. rneelt, .... wltllWt certain ............. lllCNlflflt -.... --•. ftANT A I II •l Falrh1ven Memorial .~ .... ,...... cov•lll lll or WlfflfttV, HPf'OH ... l«tllolifll'letS,S,•.oo. cotm:~.~~'!":..~ ...... by c,:,.
P•rk wilh Dr. John A. 1 Tlllt.........,_.U•fl4!'llree11ot1t lt!IJlltd.~lltlo,Jlllltliell.W TMt IM lllMfki.t tntorlft -p1o1nt1t1 .... NI~
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J024Cle• .. •' C..llW... Put yo u r ramily in a ni ce
nelahborhood. No worry because It
bu 1 new roof. new carpel, even the
water heater is oew. 4 nice bdrm•
tool Enjoy family get-togethers In re · cently completed family roopl._ Seller
wants your family to have-WI own
home so he generously off era no·
qualllyin& & good terms. Call now
thls could be your chance of a
Ufelime.
Ask ror Bob Burtm:r
646-7434
t 044 Hn 1port hodl I 06' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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rri• LocaHo..i *•GREAT BUY! 4 Hd detached Broad·
moor home in super
Woodbridge' Owner will
ram 11oreqwty! Won't
last ask for Fred
1189.000
fiil~~~tt
in Ntwport ~1dl 2308
curr Dr Un1qut: 2 bdrm,
I •, ba. large living and
din arra Euellent
Bay. Ledo. Pen .. OCeiin
View. E'Jlough spare to
bwld $420,000. At UST
SEE'
~ 551·3"0
•ti1B1rn11u -""~~.lrvlllr
540 5~. 979·6881
OCEAMVU
&POOL I.ow or no down 1•unclo in
So Cs t Plaza Jrea
Grtal assuma bh• In
Call Tim. AJ!nl i16G GSJS _
Like nrw, Ir~ 4 Hr
w bonus rm Only
$l29.900 Assume 11 7'.
Call Patn ck Tenore. agt 1--------i ~1221 UMYEISITY P AH
Best Lm·a uon '
Pauo Home '
Fee Land'
4 Bdrms. 21, be~hs'
Only St57.500
Call today!
642·5200
£astbluff. $Z4S,OOO
4bdrm. 21i ba. lrJI yrcl.
$i!07,000 assuma bit> 13' •
l5t &12· s lJi l .,!4_9 81_ 07
j PETE
' BARREn .. REALTY
NEWPORT HG TS
VIEW Beau! I Br w1numl'rOU~
am\•n1t1es Own1·r
finanrm11 al 10',. For an ~----111!11~-lll!l!!!!!!!!'I~ appt 10 new this fine h ome . ra ll Curt
~~~~ ..... !?~~ -rbert.s 11 a 631 12166
OCEANFRONT Modular • ,
T) pe Ho mu. Z4 hr "
i.ecunly. •, m1 p\t bch _
+ r1sh1ng pier Cedar C~taice t)pt', redv.·ood CUSTOM DUPLH
de('k, pool, 11uarded Great Loratton w11h
gate. adlts onl) No man} extras. sur h as
dogs. S00.900 499·3816 Italian tile floors. oak
-rab1nets, micro v.•a\ e. 2011/o DH/120/o lHT. , a1·uum s~s t em~.
3 br. 21t ba. fam rm. f1repla1't'. sundec1c and
d 1 n rm . db I Kar ml)('h more
w1opener, stained i:tass. A MUSTSEF. '•
rcnred. orean vu Owrwr·s monng out ol S245.~ 497 1115! sl.ite Assumable or
A Lot
ForA Uttle t a<'re + bldg site. genl·
I) sloping pan:<"I short
distance from tennis &
beal'h Ownr has 1n
r luded plans ror rll!ltom
'1lla Sl7~.ooo Spc<·
tal'ula r \1ews 1
MISSION Rt.:ALTY
4~·0731
BEST PRI C l.-:D
UNITS Two 2 bdrm
"' ocean '1ev. s Great
No end location Call on
fi.naooog. S26$.000.
L-Yl.._l,E ~97.1}li -
()pen House. S11 Sun •
11 Spm 661 Nyes P l.
Owner Sale Prire
tlrastirally redured. 3br.
2'2ba, whitewater Vl\'W
Must see to "PPrt'('tatc
49!11422
, ev. l.Jndmark l'Slale
4200 !iQ fl L'nsurpa!>sed
\1ews Quahl..' & mno'a
hon Sl.100.000 Finant"
1n1: a' ail able ronsider
lease option T D
Tr~~-!99·5648
OVERLOOKING
MAlN BCH
2bdrm in a pnreless lor
ror only S210.000 Ca II owner: 132·984@ 49.1-8138_
COMfEMPOIAIY
Panorami<' ocean v1rws
from this 2 or 3 bdrm.
21 2 bath home Some of
the amen1lles inrlude 3
firepla<'es. ~ou rmel
klLrhen. flreplt & spa . A
real beauty SMS.000.
A ClUSTEI OF ...
old Laguna <.:harm! S
.;eparate 1 bdrm rnt
1ages. ea r h with
'''!Platt & open beam
eeihng. The large Oat lot
has nire ocean \'lews
and is but a short walk to
lhf bea<'h. ~.000
MYSTICteLLS
Absolu tely fabulo u s
white water views rrom this 3 bdrm. 21; bath
home. Walking distance
to high school. town and
bearh Owaer will help
Ctnan<'e. $450, 000
will 1·oosider all l) pes or
rman1·1ng or exchange
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1340.000 Ca II nQv. for
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• Planner 1et1 Greenbelt talk
Eric Jeuea lbe county's
chief of planning and speciaJ
projects, wlll address the
annual Laguna Greenbelt,
lnc. meeting Jan. 23.
Greenbelters will meet
beginning at 7:30 p.m. in
Bridge Halt at the
Congregational Church at St.
Ann's Drive and Glenneyre
Street.
Jessen is in charge of
implementing the county's
open spa~e and recreation
elements to the General
Plan. His talk wilt be
illustrated with sUdes, maps
and diagrams.
Refreshments will be
served and the public is
invited.
• Winter classes set in Laguna
Registration contlnu~s for
winter classes through the
City of Laguna Beach and
will continue until the
courses are full.
Offerings this winter range
from dance to martial arts,
and registration forms are
available at the city 's
recreation department, 515
Forest Ave.
For informatiofr about
classes, call 497-3311, ext.
201.
• Genealogical course set
Saddleback College in
Mission Viejo will offer a
course in genealogical
research during the spring
semester at the Crown
Valley Community Part
Center in Laguna Niguel.
The course includes
genealogical resources such
a census records, miUtary
records, public vital
statistics records, church
records, probate and court
records.
The class meets from 4
p.m . to 6 p.m . Mondays.
Reg~bation is currently
under way at the college
campus . For more.
information call 831-4835.
e LB s~niors plan trips
The Laguna Beach Senior
Citizens Club is sponsoring a
trip to the Mission Inn in
Riverside Jan. Z7.
A chartered bus will leave
Crom the senior center, 384
Legion St., at 9 a.m . and
&returo at about S p.m. COit
for the trip la $12. 75 and
includes tranaportatlon,
admission and lunch.
Seniors have al10
scheduled a trip to the Getty ·
Museum in Santa Monica on
Feb. 24 al a cost of $7.50 per
person. Seniors will by buy
their own lunch at the
museum's Tea Room.
A four-day San Francisco
trip, with stops at Hearst
Castle and Solvane, ia
scheduled for March 15.
Reservatioos for all outings
are now being-taken. To
make a reservaU. or for
lnformation call 411-ZMJ..
e Aging panel report due
Orange County delegates
to the 1981 While House
Conference on Aging will
give a report on the
recommendations and issues
of the recent national
conference at Saddleback
College in Mission Viejo Jan.
28.
Policy Issues discussed
included. Social Security,
health care financing,
long-term care, employment
and legal services for senior
citizens.
The public invited to attend
and ask questions of the
delegates. The meeting will
be held from 1:30 p.m. to 3
p.m . in building C, room 13.
• Color topic of OCC lecture
How color affects your
mood and productivity will
be the topic of two Friday
lectures at Orange Coast
College, Costa Mesa.
Newport Beach artist
Miami Sbaroe will discuss
the significance of color at
7:30 p.m. tonight and Jan. 29
in the Science Lecture Hall.
Registration will be taken
at the door. Admission is $4
for a single lecture and $6 for
bolb.
ONCE AROUND THE BEAT: The trouble with living
along this best of all possible coasts these days is things
keep happening and won't stand still and it's hard to keep
up.
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Great piles of
ea rth are
happening even
today along
MacArthur
Boulevard. jus t
inland or Corona
del Mar. A stylis h
sign near the dirt
piles announces, "Residential Units ...
You 'fOnder if this means more condominiums?
If so. the signmaker apparently changed the wording
to "residential" when compared to a similar sign put up
earlier on Jamboree Road some time back. It directly
ann.ounced, "Another New Condominium."
SOME MISCHIEVOUS miscreant came along on that
one and using precisely the same paint and style of
lettering, changed the sign to read, ···Another
---New Condominium." The expletive deleted here
was clearly editortat condemnation of condos but, alas.
cannot be repeated ln a f amlly journal.
Tbe aublUtute slen was so well wroueht, however.
that it stood for tome time, amusing passing motorls~.
be!ore the developen cauaht on to It.
***
FRI DAV, JAN. 1$, 1982
CAVALCADE
GARDEN
STOCKS
82-3
84
87
Are you boring? Then
Saturday is the day just
for you . Read Hugh
Mulligan on Page 82.
D
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1Laguna jail death 'not closed'
I FBI continues its investigation into case after police:. DA drop probe
By STEVE MITCHELL o1 .. .,..., ............
Whlle Laeuna Beach police
and the district att.omey'a olfice
consider the Jailbouae death of
Robert Gary Wardmad' t.o be a
"closed case, "-the FBI is
continuing its investigation of
the July 22 lncident.
''Our investigation Is still
ongoing," said FBI supervisory
special agent Mike Dillon in Los
Angeles . "We are not
terminating it at this point."
The U .S. Justice Department
is followin1 up on a complaint
last month by local civic activist
John Gabriels who said
Wardman's civil rights were
violated when he was taken into
custody the morning of July 22.
Wardman, a 37-year-old spa
sa lesman , wa s found
unconscious on the sidewalk in
front of the Main Street bar that
morning.
He was taken t.o the local jail
where he was found dead in his
cell less than 12 hours later, the
result, an autopsy showed, of a
severe skull fracture.
That Jed Ule arrestine omcer,
Charles Maine, to admit he
accidentally dropped Wardman
on his bead while taldn1 the
man out of his patrol unit at the
back of the station.
But coroner's deputies said a
fall from that distance cowd not
account for the severity of the
skull fracture.
It was not until months later
that police received Information
that four young Laguna Beach
boys had been involved' in a fight
with Wardman the morning he
was found unconscious outside
the bar.
The boys, who did not report
the incident because they feared
repercussions, later said
Ward man attempted to assault
them outside the Main Street
bar, at which lime the older
man was tackled t.o the ground
by the boys.
Since the downed victim
appeared drunk and not injured,
the four youths said they fled. ·
The information provided by
the boys "finally fills in the
Dumping of wastes
terllled accidental
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of ... Delft,.... MMf
The illegal dumping of nine
bags or infectious hospital
wastes at Orange County landfiU
was described Thursday as
purely accidental by UC Irvine
Medical Center officials.
The coimty is investigating the
incident.
The discovery of the wastes at
the Santiago Canyon Waste
Disposal Station east of Orange
came only a day after bealth
.c>fficials assured the county
Board of Supervisors that there
were no major problems with
the illeeal dumping of infectious
wa1tee in Oranee County.
Tbe nine red-colored plutic
bags were found by workers at
the Santiago waste disposal
station at about 9 :30 a .m.
Tbunday. The color red is used
to identify the bags as
containing infectious wastes.
By afternoon , Board of
Supervisors Chairman Bruce
Nestande bad already called for
a county Health Department
probe. ·
Nestande said In an interview
that his main concern in
ordering the investigation was in
determining whether such
wasles were being routinely -
and illegally -dumped at
county disposal sites.
"I would hope that it is not a
common practice," he said.
UCl officials, contacted later
Thursday, insisted that the
sealed bags were taken to the
Santiago Canyon dump site
strictly by ·accident.
However, they couldn't say if
the same type of mistake had
ever occurred before.
·The bags contain various
hospital wa~tes, such as paper
products and tubing, which are
used in the treatment of patients
at UCI Medical Center in
Orange. No body tissues or other
organic materials were In the
bags.
Both county and university
officials stressed that the wastes
could only prove harmful if
swallowed or if som eone
punctured bis or her skln on a
sharp object.
A medical center spokesman
said the wastes .-which
· normally are sterilized in Ule
hospital's autoclave -were
apparently placed in the wroo;
dumpster for disposal purposes.
The medical facility's
incinerator had been
temporarily out of service at the
time, requiring the waste
material lo be picked up by a
s pecial firm for sanitary
disposal.
However, hospital officials
said, another disposal company
picked up the bags with the
regular trash because they were
accidentally placed in lht: wrong
dumj)Ster-.
The bags have s ince been
returned to the medical center,
which will bum them now that
the incinerator is repaired.
The number of bags found at
the dumpsite was somewhat in
question. Nestande said nine
bags were found while hospital
officials believe there were
seven.
picture of how Mr. Wardman
probably came t.o be lyln1 on
Pacific Coast Hi1hway," a
deputy district attorney said.
And , since the boys
purportedly were defending
themselvers against Wardman,
no charges will be leveled
agalpst them, Laguna Beach police say.
But since the FBI probe into
the Wardman case involves the
victim's civil rights, ll will
continue.
"The results ot the
inveaUgaUon will be forwarded
to the Department of Ju.Uce in
WaabinJton, as is the c~ with
all invest11allons," said tb~
FBI 's Dillon.
In addition, the city still faces
a multl·mHlion dollar lawsuit
filed by Wardman's family as a
result of the jailhouse death.
Huntington murder
slwcks residents
By PIUL SNEIDERMAN
Of .... o.lly ...... Sa.If
The Huntington Landmark
Community , a quiet
condomin ium complex for
middle age and older reaidents,
was jolted this week by the news
that a brutal murder bad been
com 01itted behind lts iuanted
gates.
William K. Norman, 56, was
found stabbed to death Tuesday
in the bedroom of bis stucco and
wood-shingled condominium at
8877 Tulare Drive.
Huntingt-OP Beach police said
today they are searching for an I
unidentified man who visited
Norman Monday night.
The visitor was described as
Caucasian, age 25-Z?, 5·10 to 6
feet tall, s Um build with dark
collar-length hair and brownish
eyes.
Police said Norman
apparently had been expecting
the visitor and that the man bad
entered at a guard post on foot.
Norman's Orange Datsun auto
was discovered missing, and
investigators say the vehicle
may have been taken by the
intruder. Police were continuing
their search for the auto today.
Sgt. Ed McErlaln said no
inottv~ has yet been establlsbed
for the killing. Norman, stabbed
once in the chest, was found by
officers Tuesday after he failed
to keep an appointm~nl with a
business associate.
McErlain said Norman was
employed as a salesman· of
promotional materials, but he
declined to identify the man's
ernployer.
Norman apparently was not
well known in the Huntington
Landmark Community were he
lived.
The south Huntington Beach
complex includes 991
condominiums in the $115,000
price range. Condominium
owners must be age 40 or older.
Many residents are retired
people.
Community spokesmen said
news of Norman's s laying
s pread quickly Tuesday as
residents strolled or drove past
the murder site, which was
roped oft by police.
SUSPECT Huntington
Beach police released this
s ketc h of a man who
allegedly visited salesman
William K. Norman shortly
before Norman was stabbed
to death.
But a visitor to the community
the following day found a quiet
cluster of homes where the
jingle of wind chimes carried
rlown the block, where older
women walked small dogs
adorned with red bows.
John Yerkes, president of the
Huntington Landmark Adult
Community Foundation, said
Norman never took part in tbe
recreation activities sponsored
by his group.
He said the slain man bad
exchanged friendly greetings
while washing his car outdoors,
but did not be co me
well acquainted with his
neighbors.
A woman who lives next door
to Norman 's condominium
described the man as "pleasant
but aloof."
Mailman Earl We ntworth,
who had been delivering to
Norman's home for more than a
year, recalled brineing a lot of
business mail and packages to
Norman.
make developer wary?
The project defies modern technology. Make a few
trips up Fairview and you become convinced the signals
are synchronized for traffic moving at 108 mph.
*** FAIRVIEW, HOWEVER, is no worse than the
left-turn pocket off Coast Highway at Morning Canyon
Road in Corona del Mar. The signal never turns green for
the left turners.
Rumor has it that the reason they never fixed the
signal was that awhile back, a middle-aged gentleman
pulled into the left turn pocket there and while waiting for
the light to change lo green, died of old age.
They buried him right there because the light
wouldn·t tum green for the hearse.
Now authorities don't.want to disturb his final resting
place to fix the signal wires.
* * * THINGS KEEP CHANGING in the old newspaper
dodge, too. It bas been widely rumored recently that the
Santa Ana Register is installin1 a test kitch.en.
Newspaper people used , to worry about secret
govel"tlment meetings, triple-ax murders and left-tum
slgnals that don't work. Now it's apparently testing
muffins.
You have to hope the guys on the Register watch the
yeast or they may find the whole newsp r plant hu
moved to Yorba Linda.
1f you happen to hear about a large exploelon on
Grand Avenue In Santa Ana. you'll know that recipe
won't be makinl the news columns.
YOU HAYE 'l'O WONDER wbo'U they'll tut the new •
redpee on. I'll bet It Isn't the advertllln1 saler'ataff. You.
want to tat new r,oipes on, somebody wbo la expendable.
Tbey'B ~bly uae eome editon.
\
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WASHINGTON (AP) -The
survivors of the Alr Florida Jet
thillat plun1ed into the lcy
Potomac River were so cold they were near death, felt
nothing when a sur1eon reset
their broken bones and
remember Utlle about their
or<1eal, doctors s_ay:
Five survivors taken to
National Orthopedic Hospital
were reported ln fair to good
'condltloo Thursday. Two other
people were treated and
released by the same hospital
after the crash of the Air Florida
jet Wednesday.
Dr. Charles Engh said the
* * *
aurvlvon should soon be well
enough, probably by today, to
talk to lnveattaatora tryina to
determine why the Boelnl m
struck a bridge and plun1ed into
the lee-choked river shortly
after taking off from National
Airport.
Seventy-four people a~ard
the jet and four motorists ca~
in rush-hour traffic on the 14tK
Street Bridge were killed in the
crash.
Two of the survivors
underwent surgery for bone
fractures Thursday, but doctors
at the hospital In s uburban Arlington, Va .. said none of
* * *
those admitted appeaH<t to bave
· Internal i.Qjunea.
•'The cold waa the major
Ufe-lhreatenln1 problem for
every ooe of the patients," said
Engh. "When your temperature
gets down below 80 de1r ... , you
get Into a problem wltb heart
irregularities. Below Tl degrees,
almost everybody would have a
cardiac arrest."
Docton said Priscilla Tirado's
body temperature was the
lowest among the survivors,
probably because she was in the
water the loneest . Her
temperature plunged to 81
degrees, s aid Dr. Richard
* * *
Ice on jet's wings?
~. Long 'wait on airstrip studied in crash
WASHINGTON CAP) -The
Air Rlorida jetliner that crashed
into the Potomac River may
have waited up to 40 minutes
after it was last de-Iced before
taking off, a federal safety
officlaJ said today.
Francis McAdams, chief
investigator for the National
Transportation Safety Board,
said the eyewitness accoun~
raise concerns that there may
have been unacceptable
amounts or ice on the plane's wings.
"Any time there is visible lee
observed under the
circumstances that ice was
observed, it's a definite issue,"
McAdams told reporters at the
site of Wednesday's crash, In
•which · 74 passengers on the &o~ing 737 and four others died.
A Braniff Airways pilot whose plane was taxiing several
thousand feet away from the Air
Florida plane as it was
preparing for takeoff also.
noticed ice on the ill-fated
plane's wings and fuselage.
'•He believes be saw ice
building up on the fuselage and
the wings,'' McAdams said
earlier.
McAdams did not identify the
pilot, other than to say he works
for Braniff Airways. McAdams
said Investigators, who t.alted to
the other pilot for the first time
Thursday, were gettln1 a
written statement from him
today.
· MeanwbiJe', the critical voice
and instrument recorders on.
board are intact , a police
spokesman said today.
Investigators hope to learn from
those recorders whether
excessive ice accumulation kept
the plane from g_ainlnll altitude.
struments have detected
that the equipment la intact,"
District of Columbia Police
Inspector James Shugart toJd
<See JET CRASH. Pase Al)
New frigid h1ast Suspect:
hits South, East Defendant
By Tlte AalOda&ed Preu . "Ttie very atron1 arctic• killed kin\
outbreak meana we're 101.Qa to
be In the icebox for a eouple ol
days," said Dean Nealey, a
N atlonal Weather Service forecaster ln Mlnneeota.
8y GLENN SCO'IT o1 ..............
Schwarts, the tao.pltal'I eiWf fl
mecUclMr
Mrs . Tirado. 2J, of Clearwater, Fla., wu ,.,....
ln 1ood cancllUon Thursday wldl
her broken left lee ln traeUoa.
Slae a.meet Thursday tUt ber
bUlband, Jose, and tb~lr
2-montb.old 10n were mtumc
an<l presumed dead ln the crub.
En1h said none of the five
survivors had a temperature-
high enough to resister o•
re1ular rectal thermometeH,
which do not re1tater
temperatures below 90 de,rees.
''Several patients were •In
extreme danger of dying"
CRAIN IUAVIYOR -~n sets across
the country have shown Lennie Skutnik
diving into the icy Potomac· River to save a
rem.mber the "'d Ud .,..1 the ke ..... "lie Mid.
RD~er, OM ol tM .uni~
paueeien, Bert MamtJtaa. q
of Galtheubur•, lld., to~Cf
r•porters thM after tbe ~ be was "allDOllt on aw 1kle''
''reaehed clown aad abooll
my seatbelt and Juat ••*-tile end" Where the tall MCUoll
of tbe plane had broken otf. He
clun1 to a piece of the fUMl• and wu rescued by a beUcopUl'l
Hamilton wu reported f • ~ A
condition and unde -e~ surgery on his rllbt *'
Thursday. ·
--.-· womaJfs UI~ after th;s wee.It's plane crub in:
Washington, D.C. '
A second blast of arctic air in
a week charged out of Can8da
today, promising no relief from
severe winter weather that has
killed at least 217 people and
piled .up snow in the South and
the Northeast after twin storms.
Winds up to 100 mph in the
Rocky Mountain foothills
overturned twb tractor-trailers
Thursday, tore off an apartment
building roof and brought
uousually warm weather lo
Colorado, but forecasters said
the balmy temperatures would
drop shlµ'ply with the approach
of the frigid air.
Nebraska was waraed of
temperatures dropplDI to 25
below iero ton1-'1t. and Illinois'
forecasts called for a weekend ol
severe cold and bU11ard or
near-bliuard conditions.
Washington, D.C .• WU ellpected
to have highs In the teens by
Defendant Wlllle Wisely
plnned bis stepfather under a
truck c~b because be was
jealous over family property,'
the second man accused ln the
llarcb 9, 1981 death of Robert
Bray of Huotington Beach
testified Thursday.
James Dunaaan, 26, told an
Orange County Superior Court
jury be drove Wisely to the
Springdale. Street location just
south of Edinger A venue in Huntington Beach where Bray
was repairing his eneine, with
the cab body tilted forward and
above him.
Hero.'s act 'not suiprising'
Skutnik'~ NeWPOrt sister says valor fits character )
Sunday.
Dozens or South Dakota
schools began calling orr classes
in anticipation or the new
Midwest storm.
Hospital wastes
found at OC dumps
More than 60 bags conlaining
infec~ous hospital wastes were
found today ;tl two Orange
County landfill sites, including
one in Irvine, accord1og to
Orange County Supervisor
Bruce Nestande.
The bags, Nestande said, were
dumped In violation of county
fa Ith Department regulations
1arding the:i.r disposal.
Fifty bags found at the
nt\ago Canyon landfill east of
Orange were from S~. Joseph
Hospital in Orange, Neatande
said.
Ten addiUonal bags were from
Westero Medical Center in
Santa Ana, Nestande said.
The source for several bags
found at Coyote Canyon in Irvine
bad not been determined at
mid-day. Nestande described the
condition as intolerable and
promised that county officials
would take all steps necessary to
end iUegaJ dumping. lncludin1
possible revocation of waste
disposal licenses of the
hospitals.
Meanwhile, -county officials
were investigating the dumping of nine bags of the wastes
earlier at Santiago Canyon.
Those bags in the previous
dumping belonged to UC Irvine
Medical Center. Hospital
• officials said the dumping was
purely accidental ..
The UCI Medical Center bags
found al Santiago Canyon
contained various hospital
wastes such as paper products
and tubing which are used in
treatment of palienls.
No body tissues or other
oreanic materials were in the
baas.
From his seal In a panel
truck, Dunagan said he was a
lookout as Wisely approached
the cab, a hypodermic needle in
his windbreaker pocket and a
revolver tucked in his bell. ''I caught a glimpse of
movement of the cab," the
d\rk-baired Dunagan said In a
slow moootone. "When I looked
again, it was down."
Wisely then came back to tbe
panel truck claiming tbe ..
incident went "perfect," the
witness said. They then drove
past the cab where Wisely -
out again to ensure Bray wai
dead, claimed Dunagan, •bo
said be could see Bray's lep
sticking out from under the cab
cover.
Dunagan bad claimed
innocence until this week, wbm
be agreed to testify agalnat
Wisely, 29, in exchanae for
pleading guilty to a leaaet
charge of voluntary
manslaughter.
Wisely is on trial for bis life,
accused of fll"Bl-degree murder
with possibility of the death
penalty.
<See WISELY, Page .\2)
BallOonists retUm to Mesa
Pair who crossed U.S. non-stop recall record flight
By PHIL SNBIDEaMAN ot .. o. .........
Aerial ad•enturers Jobn
Sboecraft and Fred Gorrell
became lnternaUonal celebrities
left October wben they pllcUd
Super Cblckeo Ill on the &II
aon-1top helium balloon fUcbt
acroa tbe Unlted Statel.
The Pboenlx ba1lae11.._ea
returned to tWr iauDebpablt -
Oranp Co8lt O.U... ta Colla ..... -'l'banda7 to fr'OTe dMlr
..,.. fame bala't U...S tMm to
ror1et tbe people wbo ........
tbetr rec:ord IJflbt 1et olf IM
trouad.
. lboeeralt reulltd that tM
first two Slptr =-=Cbiekea ero11-eoaatr1 attem .,.... .. :.. ... •-Jrom ., ... :. ,.
He •aid 20 other launch sites
were studied.
"We needed a cban1e of
acenery and new people to be
interested and uched about our
pro1ram," Sboecrilft aald. ''Tbe
· . ·".We hdil given
up on living."
f rHpoue was onrwbelmln1• we et <>ranee eo.t eou ......
Tiie two pilots laed YOwec1 to
Nturn to tbe c..,. to ~
tll•ir tu1bt II HCeHlful.
Tbunda1 nlabt, before aa
aucllmce tbat flUed ID09t " tile colleC, audllorhun. tM ..,. 11-t ... ~ ...... ~
the audience saw Shioeeraft Ud
Gorrell reluinf ID yellow patio
chain, each bold!"\ a 'bottle ol
beer.
Tbe pt'Oll'am cooliat.d ol •
caaual conversation and Ute
partnen aftm traded qulpe.
"How did you like that ,..-
bul.ter we ate on ~ fDPt?"
Shoeeraft' aalted:
"Tbe pe.anut b•tter WH okay," GorreU replied. "a.t
tryln1 to sDN8d honey ..... It
was 20 below aero •'t sometblnc el.le. It troee ln ., teeth... .
But Sboecraft bHame men
Ml'IOUI wlMe M ctb(~ ...
the ftnt ~ Cblell•lol9,
with ....... eo-Dllot ......
bee••• "E la , •. fteree tlladw..,. OlalO.
c ... ? ..,
MODllT HIRO -Lennie
Skutnik said tie fl•• .. insulted .. when one
television representatt.ve
offered him money to
appear on a talk show.
"She wasn't going to srab that
tile rope again so I jumped in,"
Skutnik said.
·'They told me the water wu
31 desrees, but I didn't feel a tblng. ICy adrenallne waa
..pumping. After I eot into the
ambulance, I started sba.kiJll
.and my toes were numb," be
said.
Skutnik sw•m abcMa 31 felt
into the lcy waten afd .-...
and pulled the U •yf .... otf
'"f.maft to 1hore. · t . ;
t"irst rtports 14•• . •om81) .. a _. .. ,.. ..
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name ti Pti
berll .....
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Skutnik, married wftil . ti etas~. · '. J1·
boys, said Thursday th.t
doesn't tnow bow to react to
outpocartq of public aeotimtmt
over bla aetioa.
''A woman called 11M ia tean
.. tUd ..... lmlbaacl bad died
•a.ile fa the Nav1 attempttnc a .
rtt1cUe •hllil• to ••t I ba4 ... e •• $btldk amid,. •
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CAVALCADE
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Are you boring? Then
Saturday is the day just
for you . Read Hugh
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City, raD~h ne~ pact on super shopping mall?
BY &lat\llD O&EEN .................
f'tnal aareement may be .near
·I on a plan calllnc for the Irvine·
• 'Company to guarantee up to Sl
million a year to the City of
Irvine in exchanle for blndlng
approval to bulld a "super shopping maJI."
That's the assessment of
Irvine Councilman Bill
Vardoulis, who says that ~er
nine months of neeotiations on
the plan, there are sicns that
aireement is near because or a
statement by company
President Peter J<remer.
• "'Now we are anxious to
complete the development
agreement,'' Kremer told City
CouncU members Tuesday. "We
hope the agreement will give the
nompany reasonable assurance
that we wiJI be able to complete
Irvine Center ... (and )
Juarantees the city receipt of
revenues..''
Irvine Center is the name for
the commercial development
the company intends to build on
a triangle of land formed by the
STRANGE MOUNDS -These mounds near the intersection
of Harvard Avenue and University Drive in Irvine may look
Santa Ana, Sao Dleao and
Laguna freeways in Irvine. The
land, much of it in oran1e
1roves, now bean the company
sign, "Site of future Realonal
Super Shopping Center."
City officials are lookine to the
commet-clal center as the major
source of sales tax revenue on
which municipal O{>erations will
be based.
Vardoulis explained that •.
without the sales tax revenue
from Irvine Center. the city
won't be able to provide city
services for proposed Irvine
,C o m p a n y r e s i d e n t l a l
developments.
That's why the city want.a the
company to e nter into a
'development a 1 ree meat
guaranteeing that the company
will aive revenue to the city
starting this year as lf Irvine
Center were built and a sales tax
revenue was being generated.
For its part, company officials
are Interested in entering into
the agreement to insure a future
Irvine City Council doesn't
change the zoning on U>e land
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strange, but they arc really just piles or vegetation and dirt
cleaned out of'a storm channel in Mason Re&ional Park.
HOspital waste dumping said 'accident'
Illegal cache of infectious material at Santiago Canyon draws probe
By DAVID IUJTZMANN °' .. Dllfo( ""'IWt The illegal dumping of nine
bags of infectious hospital.
wastes at Orange County landfill
was described Thursday as
purely accidental by UC Irvine
Medical Center officials.
The county ls investigating the
incident.
The discovery ol the wastes at
the Santiago Canyon Waste
Disposal Station east of Orange
came only a day after health
officials assured the county
Board of Supervisors that there
were no m_,or problems with
the illegal dumping of infectious
wastes in Orange County.
The nine red-colored plastic
bag, were found by workers at
the Santiago waste disposal
station at about 9 : 30 a .m .
Thursda~. The color red is used
to identify the bags as
containing infectious wastes.
By afternoon, Board of
Supervisors Chairman Bruce
Nestande had already called for
a county Health Department
probe.
Nestande said in an interview
that his main concern in
ordering the investigation was in
determining whether s uch
wastes were being routinely -
and illegally -dumped at
county disposal sites.
••I would hope that it is not a
common practice," he said.
UCI officials, contacted later
Thurs day. insisted that the
sealed bags were taken to the
Santiago Canyon dump site
strictly by accident.
However, they couldn't say if
the same type of mistake had
ever occurred before.
The bags contain various
hospital wastes, such as paper
products and lubin_g, which are
used in the treatment of patients
at UCI Medical Center in
Orange. No body tissues or other
organic materials were in the
bags.
Both county and university
officials stressed that the wastes
could only prove harmful if
s wallowe d or if so meone
punctured his or her skin on a
sharp object.
A medical center spokesman
said the was tes -which
normally are sterilized in the
hospital's autoclave -were
apparenUy placed in the wrong
dumpster for disposal purposes.
The medical fa c ility's
incinerator had b ee n
temporarily out or service at the
time , requiring the waste
material to be picked up by a
special f i rm for sanitary
disposal.
However, hospital officials
said, another disposal company
picked up the bags with the
regular trash because they were
accidentally placed ln the wrong
dumpster.
and prohibit the con1trucUon ~
Irvine Center.
That'• what happened in
Newport Beach In 1979 when the
City Council there passed a
gene11al plan amendment
stallln& company plan1 for a
major expansion of Newport
Center.
Historically, city councils
have been legallf prevented
rrom enter ng Into
development ag ree.ments
bindin& future city councils. ·
However , under state
legislation, city councils now
have the power to enter into
such agreements, 1ald
VardoullB. .
He noted tha.t these
agreement.a are flexible enouah,
however, to allow a future·clty
council to cbante zonln& tr
development of a eiven pro1ect would cause a ma or
e nvironmental or safety
problem.
The 480-acre commercial
center is to include three major
hotels, a 1.75 million square foot
regional sboppinc center and
four million square feet or office·
space.
DA in Irvine,
raps 'system'
Los Angeles District Attorney
John Van de Kamp said
Thursday in a speech before the
Irvine Chamber of Commerce
that society bas to stop "trifling
with the wicked ana makine
sport of the innocent."
He underscored the statement
by sayine that this year he'd like
to see:
-Reform of the bail system
to insure violent criminals
remain In jail while awaiting
trial.
-A reduction of
time -consuming trial
continuances, which be
suggested are sometimes sought
by attorneys who want to
lengthen court proceeding .ao
that their legal fees are
lncre&Hd.
-Passa ge of Senate
Constitutional Amendment 7, a
measure draftelt by Van de
Kamp and submitted by state
Sen . Robert·· Presley,
D-Riverslde, which proponents
say would set clearer rules for
the aathering of evidence by law
effteers.
Van de Kamp said in the
speech before about 150 people
at the Registry Hotel that under
present judicial restrictions in
force in California,
technicalities often prevent
evidence from. being used
against criminals.
He said that these restrictions
originally were intended to
make s ure that law officers
didn't do t.bings like commit
burglaries and beat suspects to
gather evidence.
However, these restrictions
have been interpret ed too
strictly, meaning that criminal
trials often turn on evidentiary
technicalities, Van de Kamp
claimed.
"We have to ask ourselves
who is on trial, the defendant or
police?" Van de Kamp said.
Under SCA 7, restrictions on
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SPEAKER Los Angeles
District Attorney John Van
de Kamp s p eaks to the
li'r v in e C h a mb e r of
Commerce.
the gathering or evidence in
California would coincide with
federal judicial requirement.a on
the matter, he said.
SCA 7 bas passed the state
Senate and is now in committee
in the Assembly. If approved by
the full Assembly. the measure
could be placed before voters in
November, Van de Kamp noted.
B.e.foi:e_ delivering the speech
in Irvine, Van de Kamp .,vas in a
two-hour press conference in
Los Angeles in which be
announced there was
insufficient evidence to file
criminal charges against Signal
Hill police in the jail cell
hanging of college football star
Ron Settles.
-BY RICHARD GREEN
condo commentary make developer. wary?
ONCE AROUND THE BEAT: The trouble with living
along this best of all possible coa~ts these days is things
keep happening and won't stand still and it's hard to keep
up.
Great. piles of
eart h are
happe ning e ven
toda y along
Ma c Arthur
Boulevard , jus t
inland of Corona
del . Mar. A stylish
sign near the dirt
pilea announces, "Residential Units:''
You wonder if this means more condominiums?
If IO, the signmaker apparently changed the wording
to "residential" when compared' to a similar sign put up
earlier on Jamboree Road some time back. It directly
announced, .. Another New Condominium.·· , .
SOME MISCHIEVOUS miscreant came a long on that
one and using preclaely the same paint and style or
lettering, chan1ed the sign to read, "Another
--New Condominium." The expletive deleted here
was clearly editorial condeltlflation of condos but. alas.
cannot be repeated in a family Jo~maJ. •
The subeUtute alp WU .., well wrought, however,
that lt ltood for some time, amusing passing motorists.
before tbi developers ca\llllt on to it.
The project defies modern technology. Make a few
trips up Fairview and you become convinced the signals
are synchronized for traffic moving at 108 mph. •••
FAIRVIEW, HOWEVER, is no worse than the
left-tum pocket off Coast Highway at Morning Canyon
Road in Corona del Mar. The signal never turns green for
the left turners.
Rumor has it that the reason they never fixed the
signal was that awhile back. a middle-aged gentleman
pulled into the left turn pocket there and while waiting for
the light to change to green. died of old age.
They buried him right there because the light
wouldn't tum green for the hearse.
Now authorities don't want to disturb his final resting
place to fix tfie signal wires. •
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TIONGS KEEP CHANGING in the old newspaper
dodge, too. lt bas been widely rumored recently that the
Santa Ana Register is installing a test kitchen.
Newspaper people used to worry a bout secret
government meetings, triple-ax murders and left-tum
signals that don't work. Now it's apparently testing
muffins. ,
You have to hope the guys on the Register watch the
yeast or they may find the whole newspaper plant 'has
moved~ Yorba Linda.
If you happer. to heat about a lar1e explosion on
Grand Avenue in Santa Ana, you'll know that recipe
won't be malting the news columns.
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•John Spencer memorial •et
Memorial services for
lon1Ume Balboa resident Jolaa Staley Speae~r, who
died . Sunday, will be held
Jan. 23 at 11 a.m. at the
Lasuna Hills United
Methodist Church.
Mr. Spencer was a n
year member of the Newport
Harbor Elks Lodge and a
member since 1935 of the
Cement Masons.
He ls survived by bis wile,
l
Dorothy, two brothers, Fred
of Tacoma, Wash. and Tom
of Portland, Ore., .. and two
slaters, Tena Craigmiles of
Crestline and Charity Lyons
of Portland, Ore.
He also leaves a
granddaughter, Deborah Sue
Hanrahan of Bellingham,
Wash., and two greal-
grandsoos.
The family requests that
donations be made to the
American Heart Association.
• Publuher joiJUJ board
Publishing executive Ber~ W. SaUoa of Corona
del Mar bu been named to
the board of trustees of the City ol Hope Medical Center
in Duarte.
Sutton, chairman and chief
executive officer of Sutton
Industries, a Newport Beach
based printing and
publishing company, bas
been active ln the Newport
Harbor Chapter of the City of
Hope, said City of Hope
spakesman Joe Broady.
City of Hope offers free
care to patients sulferlne
from cancer, Leukemia,
heart diseases , blood
diseases, lung dis eas es,
diabete s and other
hereditary and metabolic
disorders.
• Meaan wins Eagle rank
Breat Scltellltaae, 18, ol
Costa Mesa received the
Eagle Scout Awards during
ceremoo.les al the El.ts Olub
in Newport Beach .
. Schellhase bas been active in
Boy Scout Troop 666 since
1971 and attends UC Irvine,
where he ia majoring in
computer sciences.
The Eagle Scout Award is
the highest honor given in
scouting . La s t year
Schellhase attended the
National World Jamboree In
Sweden and the National
Jamboree in Virginia.
• Weekend ski triJM planned
Two weet• ski tri,. t.o
Mammoth Moantaln laave
been scheduled this winter
by the Newport lltMh Pub.
Beaches and •e ... atlft
Department.
The trips are Jan. 29, 30
and 31 and March 19, 20 and
21. The excursion fee, which
I
iAcludeB bus transportation.
food and lift ticketa, ia "5 a
person.
On el.ch bip. ·u. 1MI wtD
depart from the Newport
Beach City Hall at 5:80 p.m.
Forfurtherioformation,eall
540-2271.
• Baby sitting clinic• due
Baby sittlng clinics for 12
and 13-year-olds will be
offered by the Costa Mesa
Junior Women's Club Jan. 16
and 23 at th e police
auditorium, 99 Fair Drive,
Costa Mesa.
Whal mothers expect from
babysitters will be discussed
.hn. 9. A nurse will talk
about child care and feedin&
Jan. 16. And police and fire
officials will give safety tips
Jan. 23.
Thos e interested in
attending the free Saturday
clinics from 9:30 to 11 :30
a .m . can call 546-2586 or
839-7476 to sign up.
• Me.a,.'s daughter cited at college
A former Costa Mesa
woman bas been honored for
malotalnlng a 4.0 grade point
average la.at fall at Baker
University in Baldwin City,
Kan.
Betit Venard, daughter ol
Dick and Carol Venard of
Costa Mesa, is one of o
students who achieved the
~gh hooor.
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FRIDAY, JAN. 15, 1982
CAVALCADE
GARDEN
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Newport
oil wells
• running
By STEVE llA&8LE ol .. Dmtr,... .....
Newport Beach ls back in the
oil business.
'For tbe first time in nearly a
year, 16 oil wells located on the
dusty uplands of West Newport
have been put back ln motion,
bringing 1!iO barrels of the crude
to the surface each day.
The wells were shut down last
January at the height of a
dispute between city officials
and Robert Armstrong, an
oilman who had operated the
rigs for 12 years.
The wells are slant drUled into
offshore tidelands .owned by the
stale but controlled by the city.
Armstrong, no longer running
the wells, now ls suing the city.
The city presenUy ls allowing
a Long Beach oil firm to operate
the wells and projections are
that Newport's annual oil
revenue will soar from $180,000
to $1.2 million a year.
The dispute which led to the
shutdown was one of economics.
Armstrong has been gl'1ng the
city a 12 percent cut of the
·profits and city officials agreed
they likely could do much better
than that.
As it now stands, Newport's
temporary agreement with the
Sampson Oil Company brings
the city an 88 percent cul of the
profits while the operators gel
the 12 percent cut.
The city's money goes into its
tidelands fund, money which
must be used on beach and
harbor maintenance.
The temporary agreement
with Sampson Oil, explains City
Manager Robert Wynn, soon will
be replaced by a two-year
contract after city officials seek
competitive bids.
1t is unknown, be says, bow
many firms will vie/or the right
to pump oil ln Newport. Wynn
aaya the city will select the flllll .Un.int Newport the best lllbetaf return.
Be says oilman Armstrong
may set into the bidding if he
wishes.
NB police
• gaven van
The Koll Company bas given
the Newport Beach police
department a $17,600 van to be
used by the department's SWAT team.
The gift was accepted by the
Newport City Council this week.
The new van, Police Chier
Charles Gross explained, will
allow his department to
transport SWAT team members
and their equipment in one
vehicle. In the past, be noted,
SW AT team equipment has been
haufed in a small prison van
while officers ride in separate
cars.
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seniors, Moose clash
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Mesa TLC locked out of kitchen in damage dispute
lb JODI CADENHEAD o1 .. o. ...........
About 140 needy Costa Mesa
senior cituens were forced to
eat cold lunches wltb pJuUc
utensils Thunday after TLC
officials were barred from their
kitchen by the Costa Mesa
Moose Lodae.
The Feedback Foundation
Transportation Lunch
Counseling program, which
administers hot lunches to
seniors in the county, waa
scheduled to move Wednesday
from the Moose Lodge at '35 E.
17th St. to a new location at Rea
Middle School, 601 Hamilton
Ave., in Cosfa Mesa.
But Monday the locks were
changed. And .Wednesday lodge
members refused to open the
doors to TLC workers wanUni to
mov.e refriaerators, a
dishwasher,· microwave oven,
tables, chairs, silverware and
files. .. It's mind bojjli.nj," said TLC
program director Shirley Cohen.
"I can't really believe they
would do such a thing. This is
state a.nd federal property."
At issue ls the replacement of
1,800 square reel of carpet
installed two years ago by TLC
officials. Moose Lodge members
say lt is shabby, dirty and '
falling apart.
Until TLC agrees to install
new carpet, Moose members say
they'll keep the kitchen
equipment.
"I know it a>akes me look like
a hard nose," said lodge
secretary Dan Reddick. "But I
know that once they got out they
wouldn't do anything. ,,.
"When they get enough people
complaining they can't eat, then
they'll do something," be added. ..
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DISPUTED CARPET -Costa Mesa Moose Lodge member Je~n .Welty examines a worn piece or carpet at the lodge ;
bulldmg once used by Feedback Foundation's TLC :
program. Until the carpet is replaced, Moose members say ~
the~·u keep TLC's kitchen equipment used to feed needy
seniors .
Reddick said he would be
willins to turn over the kitchen
utensi.la, but was outvot.ecl by tbe us c g' els 4 pom· ts Moose Lodae board during a
meetlnl Tuesday night.
Lodce a&torney Spencer Alter • h I
sen\ I ,letter to TLC iiir11ln SC 00 1·ssue headquarters Tuesday "
instruct.in& them that the lodge
ls placing a lien against the
property.
When TLC moved to the
Moose Lodge ln December 1979
new carpeting was installed
along with a celling, kitchen
floor and bathroom, said Ms.
Cob en. ·
The carpeting has been a
headache ever since, she said.
"But we also put in a new
ceiHng, lights, and a floor," said
Ms . Cohen. "All that stuff is
being left, so they're ahead.''
Wi.lbout the kitchen equipment
it's going to be very difficult to
prepare food and keep it warm,
said Ms. Cohen.
By late Thursday, TLC
officials had located an extra
steamer, so that food fixed at
the Santa Ana office could be
kept warm untiJ it reached Costa
Mesa.
Corona del Mar buslnes11
leaders have drafted a list ol
su1gestions they want the
Unive.rsity of Southern
California to consider before
opeoiq a graduate school In a
residential neighborhood.
Directors of the Corona del
Mar Chamber of Commerce
suggest their four-point list
cbuld help the university
overcome opposition to the
graduate school plan.
USC has leased a vacant
Corona d el Mar elementary
s chool as a bu s ine ss
adminis tration graduate
campus.
But efforts to open the school
this week were blocked by
homeowners who complain day
and night classes at the campus
wlll cause too much noise and
traffic.
Residents have filed a lawsuit against USC.
But chamber directors
suggest residents might be won
over if USC agreed to:
-Replace and add to
playground facilities at the
abandoned school.
-Allow community use ol the
school auditorium and schedule
cultural events at the campus.
-Offer courses other than
business that might be of
interest to local residents.
-Improve maintenance of
the school and its grounds.
USC officials said they have
seen the suggestions bot have
not formally considered them.
Homeowners and USC I
officials are to meet in court
later this month. USC also must
obtain a development permit I
from the state Coastal I
Commission. A bearing on that
permit is to be held in late t 1
February. j
~~' ~ Did c~ndo comment~ make developer wary?
ONCE AROUND THE BEAT: The tr~~e with li ving
along this best or au possible coasts these days is things
keep happening and won't stand still and irs hard to keep
J
I I
up.
Great piles of
earth are
happening e ven
toda y along
1M a c A rt h u r
f\oulev a rd , j us t
inland of Corona
del . .Mar. A stylish
sign near the dirt
piles anno,unces, "Residential Units:"
You wonder if this means more condominiums?
If so, the signmaker apparently changed the wording
to "residential" when compared· to a similar sign put up
earlier on Jamboree Road some time back. It directly
announced, "Another New Condominium."
SOME MISCHIEVOUS miscreant came along on that
one and using precllely the same paint and style of
lettering, chan1ed the sign to r'ead, .. Another
--New Condomlnium." The expletive deleted here·
was clearly editorial condemnation of condos but, alas,
oannot be ~ted in a family journal.
The 1ubltltute 1ip Vlf//I IO welJ wrought, however,
that it Mod for tome tible, amu1in9 PHSil\I motorists,
before the developei's cau;ti& on to It.
The project defies modern technology. Make a few
trips up Fairview and you become convinced the signals
are synchronized for traffic moving at 108 mph.
*** FAIRVIEW, HOWEVER, is no worse than the
left-turn pc>cket off Coast Highway at Morning Canyon
Road in Corona de l Mar. The signal never turns green for
the left turners. •
Rumor has it that the reason they never fixed the
signal was that awhile back. a middle-aged gentleman
pulled into the left turn pocket there and while waiting for
the light to change to green, died of old age.
They buried him right there because the light
wouldn't tum green for the hearse.
Now authorities don't want to disturb his final resting
place to fix the signal wires. •••
TIUNGS KEEP CHANGING in th~ old newspaper
dodge, too. It has been widely rumored recently that the
Santa Ana Register is installine a test kitchen.
Newspaper people used to worry about secret
government meetings, triple·ax murders and left-tum
sfgna& thal don•t work. N"ow it's apparently testing
muffins.
You have to hope the guys on the Register watch the
yeast or they may find the whole newspaper plant •has
moved to Vbrba Llnda.
Jf you happen to hear about 'a larae exploelon on
Grand Avenue in Santi Ana, you'U know that recipe
won't be mlkinl the news columns.
YOO RAVI TO WONDER whO'll they'll test the new
recipes on. I' bit lt isn't the advertlaln1aalel1tarr. You
waat to Wit_. reclpee cm.somebody wbo ll ex.,....blt.
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FlllilUy. atler yeart or CONllOt Nm.laden and
warnlqp/, .. mUUou ol you are CO\',,_.. '°"' homes
with ~ate insurance qalost a ~Una lou.
But what about the. contents? II r.-r covera1e
enou•b to repl~ your furniture, 'f\f Mb, curtains,
ru11? Or even tD match their cub ntn wben you
boUMbt them? ...
The oijds are \
your lnsuranH is not
adequate for your
bom•'• ClOlitents. And ytt, thllla Where you
a.re IDDll •ulnerable
in today's tra of
•-1rockeling
buralarie.s .
Burit.anes account for near1y half Of all serious
crimes rep0rted by the FBI; our aDQUl.l Joues run
into the hundredS ol millions; adequate IQturance is
beconilti1 ever more vital to you.
Typically, coverage on the COl\leJats ti YoUr home
wUI come to h41f the totaJ or inlw-aJ.tee on 7ou.r house.
Th'US, lf )'OUlaave a policy with $80,000 ot !Ql_.,.ance on
your home, yo11 also wouJd have M0,000 ha coverage
on &he coo.t.enta -not enough to cover tbl aetual cash
value of better-than-averaee fumlt~ ~V. curtains,
drapes, SC)fu, carpets, rugs, etc.. mucb less their
replacemMt value. · '
Actual cub vaJue takes into account the use you
have already received from the ltem. 'lberefore, if
you bad a claim for 5-year-old TV set, you would
collect the cost of another set ol the seme age and type. . ;
You could protect yourself by 1elting a
homeowners policy endorsement for replacement
value coverage of your home's coatents. With this
endorsement, you would colJect enough to get a new
TV set ol like kind and quality.
Also with that endorsement, in most states some
companies increase contents coverage to 70 percent
or the amount or insurance on the home, says Joe
Strawn, vice president of Fireman's Fund Insurance
Companies. Therefore. a homeowners policy for
$80,000 would Include $56,000 for the contents, instead
or the standard $40,000.
The cost varies from company to company and
state to state, but as a broad average, it is 10 percent
of the base homeowners premium.
This contents coverage is for common types or
property: couches, chairs, etc. It is not intended for
speciaf property (jewelry, One arts. sculpture, antiques). Insurance companies in most states, for
instance. limit coverage for silverware to $1 ,000 -
unrealistic today.
In fact, Strawn points out that a set or silver
bought in June 1978 for $5,000 wouJd cost $9,700 to
replace today. A diamond ring appraised for $5,000 m
June 1978 wouJd cost $7, 700 today.
H you have this type of property. ask your
fosurance agents to look into personaJ property
"floaters." These policies provide "all risk"
coverage for special property. you set the coverage
limits .
The cost of floaters depends on several factors,
including the value, use and location of tbe insured
item. Jewelry floaters range from 95 cents per $100 or
coverage in Alabama to between $1.65 and $2.65 in
California. Floaters for furs average $1 per $100
coverage, and silver averages 50 cents per $100. Fine
arts and collectibles are individuaJly appraised. The
many factors that determine rates for those items
make it impossible to develop an average amount'.
If you, the policyholder. are to get the fuJl benefit
from your insurance, you must have an accurate
appraisal of the property to be insured. Admittedly,
professionaJ apptaisaJs take time and money. Your
insurance company may be able to provi(je adequate,
up-to-date coverage without invol\'ing a professionaJ
appraisal.
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