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Fa'l.klands quiet as ·peace progresses
BJ fte A1MdaMNI Pre11
&rlU1h Forel1n Secretary
Funcl• Pym 1ard today that
"aome ~" had been mede
in ta1ka at the United NaUonl to
MU.le the Fallc.Jand Ialandt cri&IJ
but that "many dlfflcult prob·
lenw remaln.11 •
He 1poke after a Cablnet mee.. Una in London but dJd not elab-
orate.
At the United NaUon1,
Secretary-General Javier Perez
de Cuellar 11ld he WH "very
1lad" to heV of Pym'• Nn'W'b.
"1 want everybody to be optJ.
mlltlc. But a1 far a1 J am con·
cerned I am very cautloua. I
think we have to work at leut
for a couple of dayt.'' he MMS.
Aaked when the two 1ldea
would be re.dJ: lh1ft from in-
direct ne.,ua to d1Nci ta1kl
on the future of the J'alldanda,
he aaid: "We mlshl end our ex-
era. bv the end of the week -I hope.''
Ar=-mad•.f..r:i. at U.N . uarten y, and
Bri\lln'1 repre1entaUve Mkt they
were .. very lnterHtlna" but
would take "a few more day1''
f« .... htnt.
MHnwhlle, no new mlUtary
IC'tJon Wll repoc1td 1n the South
Atlantic. Brita.In claimed lta bet·
tie fleet hll a atn.naJehold on the
laJanda 2~ mllet eut of the Ar·
Newport, Laguna affected
l(enUne coa1t and laolated the
estimated 0,000 t.roopl O«'Upytnc
them. An Aflendne naval IOW'CI
11ld the Brltl1h claim w11
''rtdlculoua.''
After a flf t.h day of t1lk1
Tuetd.ay at the United Natlona,
diplomata repoc1ed aome propw
toward an a1reement to call a
ceue-flre and resume nesotla-
tiona on the future ot the dilpU·
ted lalanda. But the pomtblUty of
a Britilh ... ult on the Falklanda
1tJU loomed.
Prim• Mlnl1ter Mar1artt
Thatcher told the Houae of
Commonl that ''the fact we are
ne&otlatinl doel not c1oee off any
military optJona at all.''
Brltf.h aourcet predicted the
crlUcal point ln the ta1Jg could be
reached by Thunday. But Britllh
minlaten have dented ipecula-
Uon that the sovemment hu 1et
a deadline for aareement ~ the
talb at U.N. heedquarWn.
One deldllne of I IQt"t WM ~
howev~r. Cardinal BNll Hume,
the Roman Catholic arch~
of Wettmlnater, announced the~
Pope John Paul D'• villt to 8rtto:
ain a\artln" Mar. 28 would ~ canceled uni..• military hmd·
liUn ... ceue or be on the way
to comlnl to an end by the rn.ld~
dle of next week."
The vlltt would be the fln\ ln
hl1tory by • pope to Britain.
State suit Inay halt offshore drilling
•
Berry scary?
Buena Park 'monster' seen
No one has yet named the
creature, but given the commu-
nity In which the sighting oc-
curred, it should perhape be cal-
led the berry monster.
The creature, reported to be
between 7 ~ and 8 feet tall, hairy
and bare-cheated was 1lghted
Tuelday ln Buena Park, home of
Knou'a Berry Farm.
Pol.Ice aa1d several resld~ta in
the 7600 block of Franklin Street
reported aeeins the creature
emerse from a drainage ditch
and so Into an apartment com-
plex.
Police investigated, but could
find no trace of the berry mon-
1ter. Nor could televlalon newa
crewa.
"We've had ao many calla. It'•
been golJl8 on for two days now,"
one weary police 1pokawoman
aaid th1a mom.lni·
v .letlm, 21 , slain
Laguna girl, 17,
I aces murder rap
By STE VE MITCHELL o<-.a..,,......,
A 17-year-old La,una Beach Hlch School prl faces cbarpa of
murder tollowtn1 an apparent
murder-aulclde attempt near a
church Tue.day.
11le 8:10 a.m. ahooUna at the
corner of Leeton and 'through
Str eet• left J'amea Anthony
Bomb threat
routs flights
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Ten fUghta were diverted from
San FrancUco International Air-
port -the nation'• flfth busiest
-after a bomb t~t forced 263
puaengen to evacuate a North-
west Orient Airliner on a remote,
windswept runway.
The bomb threat was dlaco-
' vered Tuesday, acrawled ln lip-
1tJck aero. a mirror ln a lavatory
of the 747 arrivlna from Hono-
lulu. It read, "I have a bomb on
board.''
Airport offlclala halted alr
traffic at 7 p.m., two minute•
before the plane touched down
on runway 19L near San Fran·
daClo Bey. No bomb wa1 found.
Athens smoggy
ATHENS (AP) -Traffic in
Athem wu cut by half and in·
duatrlal output. by one-third u
sovemment emerpncy meMW'el
went lnto effect Tueeday to de-
creeae the llize of a denae brown
cloud of lmOI hanging over the
dty.
WORLD
.
Kendall. 21, of Emerald Bay,
dad.
Laura Lee Felat, 17, of 475
LetOon St., apparently ahot her-
Mll ln the cheat after flr ln1 a
round from a atolen .22 caU6er
revolver at her boyfriend, fatally
· wounding him.
Police Chief Nell Purcell aaid
officera have been unable to dt.
caver any wt~ to the ahoo-
linp. which were heard by resl-
d en t1 of the central Laguna
nelahborhood.
A nune who wu In the area
dl9covered the two bodies lying
near the parking lot of the
church and summoned police
who cordoned off the area Im-
mediately followin8 the a.hooting.
Both victima had been ahot in
the chetL A small calibtt weapon
waa found near the bodlea, Pur-
cell Mid.
Paramedic• admlnl1tered
emergency firlt aid to the victiml
for more than 40 minutes, but the
male died at the 1eene, Purcell
aaid. 11le teen-aced woman w•
l11ted In fair condition at UCI
Medkal Center thill rnomtnc.
P urcell said the ahOQtlns ap-
peared to be a murder~auicfde, 8ddlnc offk:en found a note on
the ..ne, apparently penned by
tM Womllll . dm:riblnc to whom,
1he wllhed her beloftllnp dll·
t.rlbuted.
"From what we can pleoe to-
sether 10 far' it look• llke a
murder-tUldde,'' the chief aaid.
"We found a note that Jeedl ua
to believe It w• a planned event,
and we're now tryina t.o deter·
mine who •hot whom. The fe·
mate wrow a noted*-•~~~ lhould Id her beJonclnp,' n&r·
cell laid.
Author viewa worlil future.
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SAGA ENDED -Artilt Chrla Mamon aeema
ie. than overjoyed at the fate of hia brome bM
relief of the fate John Wayne. The memorial
ICUlpt.ure la deltined for an office in Newport
BeaCh City Hall until the dty decides what to
do with It.
Sentencing
of ex-UCI
student set
City hall to get
Wayne memorial
Patrick Arthur Dlxon Jr .. an
honor atudent who briefly at-
tended UC Irvine's Collese of
Medicine, pleaded no conte1t
Tuesday In Imperial County
Superior Court to charges that he
practiced medicine illegally.
Dixon entered the plea In El
Centro to charges of preacrtbing
medicine without a license and
grand theft for aoceptins a $65,
000 salary u a peychlatrlat In a
county-run out.patient cl1nlc.
Superior Court Judse Harold
Chaille aet a 1entendng date for
Dlxoo on June 14.
Dt.xon, 40, wa1 arrested March
10 on IUlpidon of impenonaliftl
a peychlatrlat durtna the prece-
ding 1even montha, ualn1 the
name of a former colle1e room-
mate, Dr. Howard Smith.
Dixon already had earned a
doct.otate ln educaUon and psy-
choloa from the Univeralty of
M1cblon when he bepn clalaea
at UCL
However, when he dropped
out of UCJ'1 C.Ollege of Medicine
in the fall of 1977, he had atten-
ded cJ..ulea for only a few mon-
ths.
Imperial County Health De-
pertment oUiclala told the >..o-
dated Prell only two ot Dlxm'•
287 former J)l1Jenta had three•
ned to IUe the COW\l)'.
COUNTY
By STEVE MARBLE o< .... Ollltr ,... .....
The John Wayne memorial
sculpture saga came to an end
this week in Newport Beach. It
had anything but a movie acript
finale.
The bronz.e bu relief of New-
port'• most famed dtl:en, which
ha been collecting dust in art1st
Chril Mataon's Corona del Mar
praae. will be moved to the city
hall office of Ron Whitley.
The move 11expectedto1en-
erate little fanfare.
Whitley, the Qty'• perka. bea-
che9 and recreation director, laid
he'll hang onto the 8-foot·lona
artwork un til the clty council
deddea what to do with It.
T h e council already ha1
banned the bronze plece from
ever brine d.laplayed in the dty
hall lobby, the only place 1arae
enou1h to accommodate the
.:Wpture and a few vtewen.
Whitley, who atanda to becola.e
curator of the pnaU•Jtt mUleWll
around with the bM relief altt!ni
ln hla office, aald he'• 1ure the
artwork will eventually be di•·
played aomewhere.
The piece of art, oomml-'oned
two yeen aao and fbUlhed arty
thla year, deplci. a 11eene from
the Wayne movie "Sta1eco.:h."
The aiory behind the memori-
Upper Bay cle•aup begin1
Cleanup work bepu on U.Pper Newport Bay
wtth the lmporUna of mare dirt. p.,_ BJ.
A.menea become. cl~lll.ed "
Tia Jm't ~ tor UUle old ...._ anymore, eocor-dlal to a Vf9 .. Ulb • Mlhr:l.nr. Pall Cl.
STATE
al, 81 wild 81 some of the late
actor'amovielCrip~.centeredon
the question of who would pay
off artbt Mataon.
The question came up after the
memorial doubled in s ize and
price.
Aft.er months of bickering, the
c::ounclJ thia week agreed to write
a final chapter in the aaga In the
fonn of a check for $10,000. The
$34,000 piece of art now belongs
to the cit.y.
Artl1t. Mataon, who 1ald he
went. bankrupt while working on
the memorial, aald he'• glad the
whole thing'• over.
"lt'1 about time," h e com -
mented. ''Thia whole thing prac-
dally ruined me."
Mataon aa.ld he considers the
bu relief hi• beat creation. He
Mid Wayne wu hia lifelong hero.
"You wait and aee," he pre-
dfded, "aomeday it will be worth
more than $1 million It'• a one of
a kind."
R eagan to appear
W ASHINGroN (AP) -Pres-
ident ae.pn will hold a nadon-
ally broedcaat oewa conference at
5 p.m. PM Thursday In the F.ut
Room of the White Hou.e, It wu
announced today.
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SPORTS
Action
challenge
to W8tt
A ault filed by the atate o~
California agai nst the federai
government over offshore oil
drilling could prevent traci. oft
Newpo rt Beach and Laguna
Beach from being leased next
month.
U.S. Interior Secretary James
Watt has proposed putting 11
offshore tracta near N'ewport and
Laguna on the market June 11.
The suit, filed Tueeday in Lm
Angeles by Gov. F.dmund Brown
Jr. and the state Coutal Com·
mluion, specifically challensew
Watt's a uthority to leaae 22-
Southe rn California off1hor•
tracta.
The four tracts off Newport.
and Laguna are three and a halt
miles offshore. Both cities, crtu,
cal of the proposed lease aale~
have hinted they may join the'
suit.
Newport Beach City Att.omeY'
Michael Mille r said the City
CouncU hu given him pennllaion
to join the suit if he belleve11 It
would be In the city'• beat Inter ..
est. He aald he wilJ decide within
10 days.
The suit specifk:alll oomplairw
that leaains some o the tracta
would contradict the Commla ..
sion's coutal plan.
It also said Watt violated the
federal Outer Cootlnental Shelf
Lands Act b~ falling to follow
the governors rec:onunendat.lona
that certain tracts be deleted
from the June lease aale.
Wall, the suit charged,' conskl·
ered only the value of oil and 1aa
and not the environment.
The suit ia similar to one IMC
year which halted aale1 of 29
tracts o ff San Lula Obl1po
County. However, the Reagan
AdminiatraUon has appealed that
cue.
Teen thieves
video addicts?
CORONA (AP) -Two youths
apparently "addicted" '° video
game1 appear to be behind a awh
of bur1Jartea ln recent montha,
authorfUes say.
Police are 1earchtn1 for 1
17-year-old and a 19-year-old,
both from Norco, .who alJetedly
burglarized flve homea in th•
Corona and Norco area, 81t.
Jamea Steele of the Corona Po-
lice Department aaid Tuelday.
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COVERING UP -What ts 10 rare as a night in May at
Anaheim Stadium? This waa a pretty rare sight Tuetlday night
u a 30-minute rainstorm brought out the ground crew With
She infield cover as the players headed. for the dugout. When
tction resumed, the New York Yankees beat the An&ela 3-2
(tee Sports, Page ~). _
WA.8H1NOTON (AP) -Lo-
w... oil~ and~ pro-ductivity have .now.a the Pciltal
Service to triple it• •urplu1,
po11tal offldala report.
Thia ClOU)d "*" that • polcal rate Iner .... , which had been
antJdpat.cl ln .... 1983, could be
puahed back lnw 1984, oftlclall
ta.Id.
The Poet.al Service expected •
1urplu1 of $120 million tor the
filcal Year that bepn Oc\. 1, but
it hal alrMdy coUecied MM mil-
lion over expemet u ol. Match.
The fl1ure1 were dl1cloaed
Tue9day at the aervice board ol.
pemon meeU.na ln Atlanta.
In November, the aervlce ln-
1tltuted a two-cent hike to 20
centl for flr1t-clan mall. Thatl
boolt came eight month• after
the P<»taJ Rate C.Omm1ulon ap-
proved a jwnp from l~ centa to
18 centa. ·
SF center leaking
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
The new underground Moecone
C.Onverttlon Center, supposed to
be "as wa'8rproof as a bathtub,"
la leaking, and en~ineera HY
IOfne of the leaks can t be fixed. a
newspaper reported.
~o nudes are good nudes
Miami rejects 'clothing optional' beach plan
MIAMI (AP) -Nudlsta have
tSeen told by city commiaaioners
tit.pack their "total tans" and
dlOYe ellewhere.
•"The five-member board voted
uN.nlmoualy Tuesday against a
propased clothea-optional area
for \rirginla Key, a nudista' beach
belng transformed into a family
recreation area.
Nude sunbathers face proeecu·
tlon under at.ate Indecent expo-
aure laws, which for years have ame unenforced at the aecluded
lleach aoutheAst of downtown
Miami.
' Repre.entatives of a branch of
l'lorida Free Beaches, a state-
wide organization involved in 6 -
ghta to preierve nudist beaches,
argued unsuccessfully that tou-
rilta from Europe and the Carib-
i..n could be lured to F1orida t>y
an opportunity to take their
clotbel off.
• After the vote, Gary Bryant,
ft.ead of South Florida Free
Beacb-elln' ... ,. "fid the group
would Ult: .~:·. !aJd the grou'
ning an Injunction and teot:1 ~
ruling on the constitutional rights
involved.
Bryant said the group will
raise money for U.a legal funds
through the sale of T-ahirt.I de-.
picting a nude couple facln1 a
sunaet.
Mayo r Maurice Ferre Hid
gove.mmenta must "be reflective
of the moral standards of the
community."
Bryant countered that.I
"Morality is a penonal laaue. It
cannot be legislated."
But Ferre concluded: "You.
are free to move to thoae cities
which have a different
viewpoint.''
Guy Dancy, a city sewer
worker who said he worka near
the Virginia Key area, teatlfled
he believed nudity "inapirH
rape."
"The things I've seen would
make your hair curl," he added.
Police who patrol the area said
nudists have been law-abldln1.
Group members aay they have a
self-enforced code of conduct
that restricts intimacy on the
beach.
Officers said the only problems
they encountered were from
voyeurs peeking behind trees to
gllmpee the nude IUD-bethen.
People who attempt to spy on
the naked beach -goen "are the-
evll ones," said Commiuloner
Miller Oawklna, who wu the
only board member to say be
waan't oppoaed to nude aun-
bathen.
He aald he voted agairut the
measure beanJle of the COll1I of enforcJ.na a nude aanctuary with
policemen. "Deina nude la not lewd," uid
Free Beaches member Tom
Chittenden. "We're not wild an-
imals. We just don't have any
hangups about showing our bo-
dies -clothes were only made
for the cold."
The board told the group to
pool their funda and purchue a
private beach for their sun -
bathing activt ties.
City officials plan to develop
Virginia Key into a family park.
The aecluded beach wu vir-
tually abandoned after it waa
deaignated for uae by Mi.,W'1
black.a four decades ago and later
turned into a haven foe nudista.
The organization recently lost
anot~er popular ta_nning apot.
Warming tren.d
Temperatures
NATION .. I.At
Albeny &e 41
Alt>uque 78 "3
,0¥9f out., wlleft lrorn P01n1 AnchOr-0-48 32
eonc.uon 10 Ban Clemente •• Attenll 82 se
lend, northwetl wind• 12 to 22 Allentc Cty 66 51
l\nOt8 with corntlln90 -4 10 7 ~In 79 10
1.-..1. EIHwhere llghl verlebl• 8911lmore 78 53
wind• bec:omlng WHI to nonh· ~mlnghm &4 51
_, 10 to 18 knot• 11ternoon 8lemllfdl 52 42
W-1etty Jwell 2 10 3 feel Mo.try 8oiM &8 3t =. Poec>I -IOw clouds 10-so.ton 51 47
aun.io 85 4&
8ur1ington S8 32
U.S. •ummary Clwtltn 8C 78 &4
Clwtl1n WV n 45
CMtllle NC 80 59 Tomedoe9 threatened Nebr .... ~ 66 35 ~ Wld Old8home on Tl-49Y • CNcaeo IMI 62 * 1torm 1y11em continued to Clndtlnall 76 50
OduCe W9t WMtl'9r In "'' <*'· CleYeland 66 50 81 P-Tempe 83 &8 Santi MeN 84 ~JI p1r1 of the nation. wllh Clmble SC 84 49 ~were end lhunderetorma 89 48 Spok-63 87 S1ocltton 78
erect from KanNt Ind Mts-ColumbU• Syr-63 35 Tllermel 11 o.t-ft Wlh 81 85 Topt1111 78 84 Torranoe .. ttvougfl lowJ 10 Wltconlln. OtlVlon 71 53 Tuc.IOn 80 51 YUrnJ 78 ~A ttlund.,atorm whk:h produ-Den-73 4 1 TulM IMI ee d 1 1ertea of to rn1ooea hll Dea Mo!Na 81 82 Wuhingtn 78 50 9tAlf..._AM t~t.,n Otd1hom1. dam•· 0.ltolt 89 4.9 WlcNt• 78 ea = :: 13 bulldlngl JI Allu. Alf ,ore. Duluth 82 ..... 75 • knoc*lnO out ttdll l«Vlcl El Puo 84 52 the b11e ind knocking out 57 43 ~ BemlUdl 75 .. F llr 1>11'111 eooc>t• 70 48 In the town. F1tgo 64 ..... == 64 :)8
8now lingered -northwelt· Fllg1taff 60 2t 75 55 CurlCIO to n
FrJePC)ft 81 13 W)'Ornlng ..rty rt.d:fi. but Br•tF .... 39 28 Ber It OW 89 50 G*lllJ)lir• 93 54 ~11Ul'tl haw""' lghtly HJrlford 72 49 a-.nc>nt at 45 90 12 fre.ing, NMrly 14 lncMI 86 74 llg8Mt .. 23 Hl\'JN Honolulu Klnl)Jton ea n f 1now hit f1t11n JI Linder, Houaton 78 72 = 59 38 MontegOBa)' .. 73 •• Jlr\Cll It begen lherl Mon-lttdnapli• 80 57 78 50 ..,......,, 12 ee '"°"""9· JIC&lll'I 85 se Cul¥w City 89 50 Mericle " 73 lllea were cloudy lrom the Jedltnlllll 83 .... Eureka 57 48 8eJltl thrOUOfl IN MIMoutl 1(-City 82 ee Fr..no 74 48 Mealco CltY 81 87 v..., to the Ofeet UMJ, LaJVIOJll 88 50 .._.., ... 43 CMW»A 0.-.,,. IOIJthern PtelnJ. Uttle Aodl 81 ea Lone a.d\ 70 53 Ce6gery M I For todey. Jhoweft Md ltNl'I· ~ IO 52 ~ 64 51
... f~ lrol'll the 12 81 '° 41 f.dmOntOn 72 ......... MontrMl ea nttJI end aoutt11r11 P11tn1 Mtllrnl 7t 74 ~~ 64 46 Ottawl O&&gfl 1M mid M111t11'ppl Y• .. .... .. 12 ...,,, ... a 70 52 Regine 51 to t~ up~ Great L11111. Mpe.-81,P 85 M Montar9' M 51 ... '°'~ """ the ..... 82 55 Mt. Wleon 43 3 1 Toronto .. . .....,.,.. y_,_ N Gt•t ....,. "" Ule wittll !MwOManl 87 13 ....... 78 67 Winnipeg .. hnny .... ..,. fot• New Yortl 72 51 =:.: 8elcll 13 56 from AorWJ to Kemuelly Ind Noriblc 10 61 .. IO Y~J,Mwell••tctOM OmaN IO 51 Ont.no 13 41 loutftwelt 111411 muc:tl of the Orlando 13 80 PM ... n 51 Extended CoMt. ==-74 53 9t111 ... 11 ..
11 8tt PllO,_.... 71 41
;::rt. • 43 ,....,..... .. '° weather 57 4& "9d 11111 IO ..
~.Ora IMI 41 ...... Qty 11 ..
"'OAcMllCI 67 .... .. ..... 11 41 ~ ............... :::s. oo.tll -otollde -WI-~ 56 21 sen..,_.., 13 12
IO 41 aena..w .. .. ~ doudlnl-. OIMNlle MILAM ... 35 ... °"" .. to ....... 111 ...........
... Mtoftlo 1& .. len,...,.._ 11 41 = ...... ,. ........ ...... '° ... ...... .. 41 . ~ Ill -'"°""""' .... "".:r-1 .. .. .._AM .. N M. LoWe IO to U .
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It LOUii .. eQ ... Cf\11 71 ...,
Counlian cliarsefl with $100,lKJO fraud l
I •i DAVID &UTllUNN 'befon two -'a In ol the 8oUd c.owt convtdAala ol Jwiltl a '-9 ,,-~----.,...--------..... ,._ ....... ,.... ... and ........
Eu1ene Conrad, at one time g,:: County ~. SubNquent to that cue, Che
Onnj9 County'• pnmier pollU· The heerbll w11 ~ cio. onetime polllkal ftnaftd« a18o
cal moneyman, wa1 bound for ..ct atwr a reporWI' au.mpted to wa1 cionvicted on federal loeD
lta .. ~ today after a .,_... ~admtttanee '° th• procee· fraud eharpl ud an unrei.t.ed
boud ordend him Ja1led foe lbc OOlllPlncY chartl '9*'1 '° • montbl on charMI ti.at h9 bUUd , 47, had ~ ..,._.. Onftaw County fund-launderiftC
an Anal\elm pnyalclan out of by 1ta&e Department of CorNC· c.e.
tl00,000 or more. 1 tJonl of&en on March 30 at h.11 C.onrad 1erved time in federal
Co"rad'I parole WU revoked Anahelm Nelct.nce, He WU on Pl'iloft from June 1ff8 to A"'IUI\
Tuelday after a full-day heatlna parole from a 1975, Superior lMl.
Before hi• le .. l troubles be·
pn, Conrad WU 0ran&e Count·
y'1 leadlna political donor in
1978.
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READ OVER REELS -Mill c.alifomia, Suzanne Pauletle
DeWamea. literally fiips on beach at Biloxi, Mill., during pbOto
lelllon as Andrea Kaye Pennington, Mill Mialillippl.. looks
on. Mill DeWarne9 la from Thousand Oaka. Both are compe-
ting in Mill USA contest.
Ann Lan~ers flays .
television newsmen ·
SAN DIEGO (AP) -C.Olwn-
nilt Ann Landen, criticized for
recycling old leuen in her advice
column, aaya television ne wa-
casten went "out of their way to
be vicious and destructive" to-
ward her.
ted her and told her not to worry
about the incident.
"Walte r Cronkite -we've
known each other for yeau -
called me and told me, 'Thia la
the damnest bit of nomenae rve
ever beard.' '' abe said.
"He told me he had heard a
report on CBS News that I had
lost 90l'De newspapen becauae of·
what happened, and he juat
couldn't believe that.
"TV bu been the most irre-
aponaible in covering the atory,
particularly in lnatances where
newspapers don't own the TV
atationa (that r e ported the
atory)," Mia Landers aaid in a " 'Dld that really happen!"
telephone interview publlahed in asked me. I said no, that I waa
Tue9day'a San Di.~ Tribune. still published in 1,000 papers ln
It was alleaed at Tuesday'•
parole heartna that Con.rad en-
l•led in a achtme to defraud
Anaheim phy1lclan Lawrence
Krain out of more than tl00,000
from 1Mt awnmer until the time
of hla arrest 1ut March.
Neither parole board memben
Gilbert Saucedo and Percy Crow
nor C.Onrad'a attorney, John D.
Barnett, would dt.cu. aped.t1cs
of the charges. Or. Krain alto
~lined to comment.
Saucedo an~ Crow said after
Tuesday'• he'aring that they
were perauaded by a
"preponderance of the evidence"
that Conrad violated hi.I parole.
The six-month jail aen'8nce waa
the maximum allowed by law.
Barnett, who aaid C.Onrad de·
nied any wronadoinc, wu espe.·
clally angry after the parole
board rullng because Krain re-
futed to teatif y.
Barnett had subpoenaed Krain
for the hearing, but the phyai-
cian, on the advice of h is attor-
ney, Invoked hil Fifth Amend·
m ent privilege against aelf-
incrimination.
"There waa no rational baau
for the parole revocation," Bar-
nett fumed later, adding that It is
pcmible he may appeal the parole
board'• dedsion.
Witneuea who appeared
Tuesday included Krain , two
Orange County Dutrict Attor-
ney'• Office lnveatigators, a state
Department of Correction. in-
vestigator and Conrad's son,
Mark.
Conrad, who haa been held at
Orange County Jail, since his
arrest, was shackled during the
all-day hearing.
A a a reauft of the parole
board's decision, he will be im-
prisoned until SepL 30. He will
then remain on parole until Feb.
17. 1983.
Storms ravage
Texas, Oklahoma
By, Tk Alaodate4 Preti
Violent thunderstonna hurllnc
do%en1 of tornadoes tore into
communities across Texas and
Oklahoma dwinl the night and
early today, smashing homes and
buildings and unleashing flash
floods in some areas.
At least six people were killed.
Scores were injured. A alngle-
engine plane crashed In a field
during a thunderstorm early to-
day near Idalou, Texas, killing
four people.
"~ome newapas)er television 20 countries and I hadn't lost one.
critics have been very h oatlle, "Barbara Walters called me
very mean to TV peraonallllea, and aaid, 'Thi.I Ls part of the price
and I really think it was a way one pays for being a atar.' Walter
for TV to get even with newa-Annenberg just said to ignore it.
paper penonalltles for what the S ulzberger said not to !eel bad
critics have done to them.'' about it. Indians depicted
Ann Landers, who apoke to "And Art Buchw=d t told the newspaper from her Clllcago Lecturer Paul Apodaca will
home, said "old friends" like me, 'Thia attack &I .' and preeent a program on the Indian
former CBS anchorman Walter menUoned that you might u well era of West Orange C.Ounty to-
Cronki N York T1mes tell Ronald ~ not to keep the low lev 1 · te, ew pub-'8111.,..., hla old ." night at 7:30 at er e of
Usher Arthur Sulzberger, TV ..... ._ Huntington Beach City Hall,
Guide publllber Walter Annen-The advice columnist aa.ld the 2000 Main St. The free program
berg and Pulltzer-Prbe winning controveny had not dam.aced her iJ aponaored by the Amigos de humorist Art Buchwald auepor-_repu__._ta_tl_on_. _________ Bo __ lla;.._Ch.ica __ . ______ _
WHO'S WASHING WHO~? -Stacey Maho-
ney reacts with chagrin as Christopher the dog
shakes off his bath water. He probably resents
being rinsed down with a garden hoee, unlike
., ...........
the gentle care afforded pampered poodles at a
fancy canine boutique. This action took place at
a recent h umane eod.ety-sponsored "dog waah"
in Sudbury, Mus.
'Turn swords into plowshares'
saYs Guatemala's junta chief
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) -
Six weeks after a military junta
took power in a bloodless coup,
the general who leads it saya
Guatemala'• guerrilla problem
must be .olved by turning swords
Into plowshares.
"A mWiary .olution alone onJy
create• more enemies.''
55-year-old Gen. Efrain Rios
Monn said in an Interview with
The A9ociated Pttaa. "You kill
one guerrilla and hls family be·
comes your enemy."
"I have always said that
(leftist) subversion exista for a
good reaaon. in this country.
There ii a big gap between the
clall that rules and controls and
the claaa that has nothing.
"We need to build homea. We
need to have planning baaed on
their needs and reality. We don't
want to be the policeman of an
lpdian village, we want to help it
develop."
Riot Montt, a self-proclaimed
born-again Christian who uaed
the Bible as a textbook when he
was a military achoo! lnatruct.or.
says another chief reason for
"subversion" has been "failure to
take into account the different
nations that make up
Guatemala.''
About 60 percent of the coun-
try'• 7 million people are mem-
bers of dozen.a of Indian tribes,
each with its own language. Most
of them live in the highland•
Deukmejian fla y s
law on abortions
LOS ANGELES (AP) ......e CaJl.
fom.ia Attorney General George
Deukmejian aaid vagueneaa in
atate and federal abortion rulinga
doesn't prohibit prosecution in
cues where an aborted fetus was
developed enough to survive
out.aide ita mother.
Deukmejian's opinion clears
the way for crlmina1 charge. in
the case of a Woodland Hills
man, Malvin Weisberg, who for-
merly operated a medical labo-
ratory. At least 2,000 jars with
fetuses preserved in formalde-
hyde were found al hla home in
February.
Examination of 43 specimens
by the county coroner'• office
showed 101ne were older than 20
weeks. The 1967 atate law per-
mitting abortions said they must
be perfonned within that period
u.niem the mother'• life or health
were threatened.
However, subsequent state
court dedlionl and the 1973 U.S .
Supreme O:>urt rulin1 that libe-
rallzied abortion laWI nationwide
have J>rOl'Apted the California
MediCal A..odaUon and the •lite
Department of Health Services,
among othen, to question whe-
ther any time limit can be en·
forcied .
District Attorney John Van de
Kamp aought Deukmejlan'a
opinion on d..e Issue to clarify
whether charges rniaht be filed
ln Weiat>erg'a case. The oplnion
doesn't have the weight of law
but can be used as a guide in
absence of case law.
lnvestigatons have said Weis-
berg, who once ran a medical
clinic in Santa Monica, has coo-
perated with them, but they re-
fused to revttal his explanation
for retaining the fetal Uaue. No
charges have been filed yet.
Deukmejian •~dd Callfomla'a
therapeutic abortion law was
unoon.stitutJonal becau.e It viola-
tA!d U.S. Supreme Court prohibi-
tions on laws that fix the time at
which a fetus becorne9 capable of
surviving outside the womb.
The high court said that wu a
medical queaUon, not a judiclal or
legialative one.
The aame law unconatltutio-
nally banned abortions on de-
mand when the woman's life wu
in danger, another right the high
court allotted women, Deuk:me-
jlarl aaJd.
Howeve~~aald 1tate law couJd be ln led .. banning
abortiona after 20 weeka unleu
the fetua wu viable or the mo·
ther'• health waa ln danger:The
latter condition ha• been Inter-
preted to lnclUde mental u well
.. ph ysica1 health.
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n orth and west of Guatemala
City, where the guerrilW move
with relative ease.
''Unfortunately, previous gov-
emmenta and their lnatjtulions
have abandoned lheee peopl~. so
the left came in and indoctrina-
ted them," the junta chief said.
"Now they aee repre.ion in ua.
This ia a shame. We need to in-
tegrate these people."
Last year about 300 Guatema-
lanl were killed each month by
government tf<>Ops, rightist death
1quads and leftist guerrillas sup-
ported by a growtna number of
poverty-stricken fndians and
other peasants.
Mulacres of 20 or more villa-
gen were a frequent occurrence
during the past decade and the
rightist death aquada bell;;ed re-
sporwble were said to have ~p
port from elements in the mili-
tary. This led the Carter admin-
istration to cut off American
military aid, which has yet to be
resumed.
The number of victims has
been reduced by half in the past
alx weeks, according to a source
who keeps track of such mattens.
Others agreed that mutilated
bodies dumped on the highways
are no longer a common occur-
rence.
Rios Monll claims to have dis-
banded the police detective corps,
the most notorious right-wing
death squad. He says he ls orga-
nizing villagers into civil defenae
teams and giving them weapons
to protect themaelvea. Military
sources said privately that the
United States soon wlll provide
training for Guatemalan oCflcen
and enlisted men to improve
diacipline and respect for human
rights.
Since the coup, Rios Montt has
also:
-Arrested more than 40
government offidala on 1U1plcion
of corruption.
-Announced he would divert
hia $100.000 salary and $900,000
per80nal expense fund to public
worka.
-Eliminated a million-dollar
subsidy to bus owners and said
he will spend the money on de-
velopment projecta to benefit In-
dian communities In auerriUa-
infested Quiche and Huehuete·
nango provinces. Bua fare• are
expected to double, to 10 centa.
-Halted public worka proj-
ect. for which offidala allegedly
received bribes from contractors.
Included are a $3 ~dollar
h11hway project and • multi·
mlWon-dollar holpltal conavuc-
tion prosram.
-Begun reoraanizlnl the Ju·
dicial •)'•tem. Most juCJgea are
expected to be replaced.
-Barred 111 of flclal1 ln bia
pemment and the ptevioul ooe
from running in the next elec·
t.lonl. But no data for them hu
been Mt.
''Thia 11 &be bet& pernment
G uatemala bu bad ln JNra,t'
U.S. Ambsn c'lor J'rededck Cha·
r.in told The Alloc:lated Pr ...
' 'There bu been a U'emendoul
improvemen\ whh ntJMIO\ to burmn rt.chll ...
Orang• Cout DAIL y PILOT /WednHday, May 12, 1812
• warriors
LONDON (AP) -When the
Queen Ellzabeth 2 aeta ull for
the Falkland Ialanda war zone
· thl• week, the troo1>9 on board
wlll Include 660 Gurkhae, ffj.
malAlyan eoldien whme lona and
le1endary aervice with Brltain
hH won them a place in the
rank• of the world'• tou1heat
flahtera. ~he 1mall warrton from Ne·
pal, wtth an avenae helaht of 6
feet 3 inche1, are from the 7th
Duke of Edlnbur1h'1 Own Gur-
kha Rlfies.
Their trademark ta a razor-
aharp, foot .. long knife called the
kukrt.
The Gurkhu are among 3,000
members of the Brltlah army'•
5th Infantry Btlgade, equivalent
of the U.S . Rapid Deployment
Force, acheduled to leave
Wedneaday on the converted
lu~ury liner for the two-week
trip to the Falklands .
It la not known exactly what
role ls envtaaged for Ourkhaa in a
battle being fought with
cornputtt-IUided Exocet mt.iles
and Sea Harrier jeta. Presa spec-
ulation here saya the Infantry
brigade might be used as a gar-
rialon force If the Argentines are
evicted from the Falklands.
Com.menting on the govern-
ment's decision to deploy thtt
Gurkha battalion, Defense Sec-
retary John Nott said: "It would
be a rleaaure to fight with them.
But would never fancy facing
them."
During the 195-0s, Nott was a
signals platoon commander with
the 2nd King Edward Vll's Own
Gurkha& in Malaya.
Gurkhaa have 1erved In the
Britiah army for 167 years, figh-
ting for a country mott of them
have never seen and winning 26
Victoria crosses, Britain's highest
medal.
Gurkhas fought on the British
side in two world wars. Two
hundred thousand fought in the
first war, lel'Ving ln France, and
40 battalion• fought in North
Africa, Italy. Burma and Malaya
in the .eoond.
With their fearsome kukri
knives and their motto "It'• bet-
ter to die than be a coward," the
Gurkhu have a le1enday repu-
tation for courage.
A Col. David Honford, dacri-
blng a aklrmiah in the Burma
campaign of World War II.
wrote: "When the Gurkhaa ran
out of hand grenades, they 1pent
20 minutes throwing stone• at
the Japanese troops."
The British first encountered
the soldiers from the foot.hills of
I# WI:: • ~ l\'llt
FEARED FIGHTERS -A group of Gurkhas wade throU&l\o
a marsh during exercises in India in this 1965 file photo. Somll•1
650 of the small (5 feet 3 inches) Himalayans, reputed to be.rl
the world's toughest warriors, will be aboard the Queen EliV"I
zabeth 2 when she sails for the Falkland Islands this week. ,
the Himal.ayas in the early 19th
century after the Gurkhas had
'.X>nQUered most of what is now
Nepal and had worked their way
well acroes the border into India
-moat. o f which was under
Bri ti&h rultt by that time.
After nearly two years of
fierce fighung, the Brill.Sh troops
forced tenns on the Gurkhas in
1815 but were so impressed with
the Himalayans that they decid-
ed to enlist them -and have
continued to do so.
Each year. British recruiting
officers travel to Ne pal to ch006e
around 500 men from as many as
,,.
1.1 ..
8,000 applicants. Lured by thil,.
money and tales of glory, boys .,
yo.mg as 14 have been known 1d
try to sign up. A wrist X-ray
exam was devised to weed thed9
out. w
Gurkha recruits serving ifJ4
Britain receive the same basic;
pay as British soldi'ers: $140w
month, which is about 10 tillleml
the per capita income in Ne~·tr.
Apart from tourism, Brltidli
service is the main source of
Nepalese foreign exchange, and!
Britain pays $1.8 million a year lff
pensions to former Gurkha sol.a.
diers. according to the DefeMel
Ministry. J • ... ,
Court approves 'excess' tax 1
beyond the set limit for the~
day-to-day expenses."
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Cities may support pension plans
by levying real property taxes in
exce91 of 1 percent, California's
Supreme Court rulea in a case
involving Proposition 13.
The unanimous decision dis-
misaed a suit by Richard Cannan,
a San Gabriel landowner, who
said he was taxed in excea of the
1 percent limit set by the tax.
cutting proposition on July 1,
1978.
Cannan asked for a refund of
$39.48 of hia 1978-1979 taxes. He
Gem
Talk
ByJ.C. HUMPHRIES
Ctrhf1rd Grmol01111t, ACS
WE'RE SE'ITLED IN
at oar aew Mm•
alleged the excess was falsely
represented by the city as being
on behalf of a San Gabnel bond.
The city appealed a Court of
Appeal ruling.
The opinion written by Justice
Frank N e wman sai d th e
4-year-old proposition did not
deprive t.'OrTlJ1lunilies of the right
to maintain tax-supported pen-
sion plans that had been esta-
blished previously.
On the other hand, the court
said it.a ruling "provides no au-
thority for governments to tax
"ll simply rerogni?.eS that the
indebtedness for which article
XIII A expressly allow• adde
taxation includes the import.a
obligations cities incurred when,
with specific tax authority prdi
vided by voters before July 1,.
1981, they Instituted pension'
plans for their employees." .;
The court rejected the Idea
that the 1978-1979 payment waf.
not a prior indebtedness bee.awe.
it recurs each year. \
Corum' s Masterpiece Colle ction
Fine Gold lngota,
Weighing 5, 10.
Or 15 Grammee.
Eleettonlc Ouetu
•
Cash _ discounts permitted
·v~~
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er eu a •••IHll t1ta~H1• It• ••• proe•· ... ,
M.O .. CM&aMua 8W1inl a "dta-ount fw c.uh" protf&m doee nol req~ the approval of any feCleral = ~ '° tli9 hdera1 TrMte Ccm· . However, y~ must dhlclOM clearly
and cmwpk:uoUlly '° all cuatomen (not jult endit au'd holdlft) that you offer a dllcount
few CMh. You can do U\11 by posUna •lien at
each loeatlon where purchases are made
aayln1: "We Give Di1COunta tor Cash," 011 ...uuna llmilar.
J'TC addt that the dlecount may be aa Larae • you wtah and you have the option of
offerlnal CMh dilcounta only on certain types
of producta or 1ervlce1, or only at certain
1tore1 ln a chain. Althou1h the Truth ln
Lmd1na Act permlta you '° of fer a dilcou.nt
f.or CMh. It forb&dl ·you '°pat a IW'Charp on
~ made by c:redlt card C\.mt.Omen. u
you poet only the credit card price by each
(tan and then deduct the ~t when a cuh
MJe ii made, you an oUertnc a dllcount for
'-Clllft. u you pmt both a cndlt card price and
the lower Clllh price by .ch Item, you are alto offertnc a di8count for cub. But if you only
pc9t the di8counted CMh price and then cbarse ~ cndlt card c:ustomen the biaher amount,
you .... 8ddinc. ~and mat i. ap1n1t
the law. · If you have queatlon1, contact Juatln
Dlncfelder or Larry Demille-Weeman at the
Federal TrMte Commialion, Sixth and Penn-
•1lvania Ave., Wuhin1ton, D.C. 20680, or
phone (202) 724-1139.
Dos shots clinic set
DEAR PAT: YHr dOl .. wahll readers
will be &Id &o bow daat Ualted Hamaal&ar·
iul of Oraqe Couty wW ap.1111po1110r a
lew-eeat vacciaatlM cllale Jae I> at Mar4y
Park. , ... Norma Drive (MU Go&Ma West
IL ud Waraer) la HadQtem Beadl from It
a.m. &o i p.m. n.e coat Will l»e $1 for rabies
Hd '' eaell for dl1temper aad parvovlr11 •aeeiaaU... Paymeat mut be la c811l ud r::. .....W be leuliled. For laformadoa abotlt
• -cHt cat vacclaatlHt or 1payla1 aad
ae•terlll1, yoar readen may call a UaUed
UCI psychologist
wins f e_llowship
Medical psycboklpt Deane Shapiro Jr., direc-
tor ot outpetient ~ at the UC Irvine Med-ical Center, la one of 50 American profeuionala
cholen for a W.K. Kell<>11 Foundation National
Nlowsh_!p. . Dr. Sbapro, of ~ Beech. will study bow
bullln 11 in the Unit.ed Stata and Japan oope with
exa:utive sire.. He allO will compare the effecti-vmem of Western and East.em me.a management
tectuiiqua
Kellog fellow• are selected on the bul1 of
creclentlala, aldllt, lntereeta, demonstrated leader·
ahlp potenUal and recommendatiom from lnstitu·
·uona. Each receivn a three-year arant of up to
$30,000.
Shapiro, 34, joined UCI in 1980 after serving at
Stanford Univenity. He abo hat served u dean of
..,temk attain at the Padfic Graduate School of
I ~· · He recentl}' p~bliabed a book t1 tled
"Meditation.: Self ReeWation Strategy and Altered 8tawof~."
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•·•· at 11 .. 1111, llt-INI et .......... Bll a.... Ore·H
UnJted Humanltaftanl ;}.; ii otfertN a
durable, .l.ltht·w•l&ht formica pet klerltlflCa·
\ion~ at ha coet of $2. Th• tap come In
1mall, m.dlwn or lar1• tlHt ln red, blue,
yellow, black or whita. The lmall '-a ill aut-
tabla for a cat or very amal1 q . The tao can
be ordend by~ t2 (mlb Oftly) to United
Hwnanitarlanl of onn.. County, P.O. Box
477, Garden Grove HSU. Include the pet'•
name, owner'• name an.d add...-, ctty and
1tata pb&1 two talephone nwnben -youn
and a fn.nd't « relativ.'a. 'nw milk: word. •<reward," .-can be Included.
Use child restraint•
DEAR RJ!ADERS: Thi. ii Child P ... n.
pr_ Safety Week. Studlel Indicate that traffic
icddenta are the major kJJlen Of yourtpten,
accordill8 to the National Automobile Club,
which acfda that t.hia trapdy could nearly be
eliminated by the uae of restraint devicea,
usually conaiatinc of a sturdy aeat attached'°
the car by anchorfnc belta. Even mrnall bet»ea
can be torn from a parent'• anna In low speed
craahea. The restraint device holds them
eecurely and diatribuie. the force of the Cl'Mh
evenly.
The club reporta that an etaht.-yeer study
in the 1tate of Wa1hln1ton 1howed that 90
percent of the deatha and 70 penient of lnju-
rie. to children under aae 6 who were Invol-
ved ln automobile accldenta could be pre-
vented by a safety re9\raint lyRem.
The C..lifomia Child P ... ncer Safety
c.ommittee aurveyed childl'en ~ In M
counties durlJtl 1981 and found that only
13.a percent of children under aae ~were
protected by the 1imple device. Acrou the
nation on an average day, three children un-
der age.~ die and 160 are injured beau .... they
were riding ln a vehicle without child re-
atrainta.
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• GQt • pt'Oblftfl~ 'IlHtn writ. IO P•t Haro-
.. '] wftz. l>•t will cut red tape, 1ectJ111 th•
ill aivw«1 and actJon you /wed IO .olw Jn.
equldts In ~t ptd bulinels. tUIJ
your que•tlon• to P•t Horowlta, At Your Service,
Orange Coat Dtally Pilot, P.O. Box IMJO, 0... ,,,_.,
CA. R2626. A.t nw.ny letC.171 M IJI09/ble will be .tJV-
werrd, but pbon«I i.nqubWe or .lettcn not lnclud11J6
lhe l'Hder'• /ulJ ~. ad""-and bu6Inns houn'
phone number cannot be~
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die natkm'• boam wtth TV .... ty;.
necl to ABC. I WASHINGTON (AP)
-GeMn1 Mo&alw c.orp.
hal bMll ordered '° ,..
call eo,ooo 18'71 CMm-'° oonect an alt polludon el"D1llloril problem alln4·
lar '° one which uwe ln
the 19'78 and 19'7'7 mod-....
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retinal compiled the A.C. Niellen
Ad NBC renm, 11TV'1 C.lllOIM
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u "80 mlnutal" and ••DllJM'' are •
rerww and did nol IDAU the Top IG.
"80 Minutel'' WM ln 11th pl.tel lilMI Tb• Environmental
ProtectiOll Ac•ncy Nld
that the recall affect•
Cadmac a.vm., with
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Th• l!P A, which two
years .,o required OM '° fix a llmUar problem on une and 1977 Sev-w.. Miid that the redr·
culatl.on 1)'8Wml on the
19'78 Cadf}Jac:a have be-
c om• clo~ with cart>on-tlke ...
Under the order, GM
hall U day. to aubmlt a
plan to remedy the
problem or request a
beartnc.
Co. 'nw lhoW ended lta eurnmt....., attar a m>"*Y that won't be reeolved until fall.
ABC WM f1nt ln the May 8we.p
week tndN May 9 wtth 15.'7, CBS
tJniatMd. tW.1 point behind with l•.'7
and NBC wu third wJth u .a. The
Schools OK
4-day week
DAYS CREEK, Ore. (AP) -In a
coet-cuttln1 move, the Daye Creek
School Board haa voted to 10 to
four-day IChool weeka in the fall.
11'9 boe.l'd qreed '° uk the 1tate
Department of Education for a waiver
of rule• req'ulrln1 dl1trkt1 lo have
1chool at leaat 1'75 day1 within a
12-month period.
The board plans lo len1then the
school day by one hour. School would
be held Mondays through Thundays
until Thankllfvtna. After that, school
will be held Tue.day• throu1h Fri·
days.
"DallM'' WM in 25th.
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made from peon y roots that could
turn into an international best-seller,
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Pac-Man record: 3,183,440 points
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"UB·OH" -Sylvelter Stallone, playing
heavyweight champ Rocky Balboa in "Rocky lll." .eems to have met more than hi.I match in
Hulk Hogan, who portrays Thunderlipa the
wrestler In the soon-to-be-released film, the
second and laat sequel to "Rocky."
Research
findings
offered
Ml&O IUappa, 20, of Milwaukee clatmed
an unoffidal world record of ,,183,4~ potntt
on a P.c·Man machine.
"I wanted to pt to tour mllllon. J know I
could have done It, flut my hand1 hurt too
much."
A computer 1elence 1tudunt ICOred nearly
three mllllon rolnt• thll month, and the
manuf.cturer 0 \he same Mid It that time
that lt did not keep tc0rina recotda.
The National Geoaraphlc Society pr•·
sented the Oen. T-omat D. l"Ue Space
Trophy to two apace 1huttle utronautl and
Oen. Lew Allea Jr., the Air Force chlef of 1wt. ·
Air Force Col. Jot H. Ea1le and Navy
Capt. Rlcllard H. Traly received the 1981
oward for pllotina the 1huttle Columbia In~
November on It.I le<X>nd orbital fllaht, which
marked the first time a manned craft retumed
to 1pace.
Allen received the 1980 trophy at the
1ame award1 dinner becauae there waa no
ceremony tut year. He wu cited for contrl·
butiona toward aaaurlna an operational mili-
tary •pace capability.
HYl~~a:r:.~=-llll~~d~
"when he ~ a halrcut.'1
o.d, who II W•hinlton POil Executive
l'.dltor BH Bradlee, 60, twfa·dlvorced and
the father of three chUdr.n a1ed 21to33, wu
Initially roluctant 11bout 1tart1n1 another
family but overcame hll reeervaUona, the new
mother ">Id PeopJe mapzlne.
"If an~lna happena to ua, the belby can
live with '1 ton, Bea J r.," Mid Ml. QuiM,
who plant tQ return In llx monthl to part-time
work on her Poet column 1kewerln8 Wuh-
lnfton'• hJ&h eodetY,·
U Imitation 11 lflattery, then Chryaler
Corp. Chairman Lee A. laeecca ml1ht be
foratven lf he bluaha.
Hla 1tratihtforward, OO-nontenM 1tyle In
national televlllon ads for hla compuiy'• can
la belna copied in Detroit radio ads by a fur
compeny, Wrubel & Koiin Fun Inc. of 1ub-
urban Blrmlncham.
Iacocca 11y1: "Me? I'm In the car
bualneea." Haney Wllll, owner of Wrubel &
Kozin, declaret: "Me?l'm ln the fur bualnema."
Aaked why he copied Iacooca, Wlah .. 1d
"It'• a atrong ad. It'• excellent.''
Conductor Mia MMCI found ...,. mu·
tJ,c mixed with hll honorary ..,... • he de-
livered th• commencement .Od...-tor the
Weetmlnlter Choir Co1Jea4t at Prtnotton, N.J.
Durlna the 53rd annual commencement
exercltet, the colle1•'• under1raduate and
aroduate 1tudent1 formed a OO·member
chorua and the WntmJnater KandtMU chotr
hannonlr.ed wtth 3& lndJvlduaUy tuned brMI
belll.
Mehta 11 mu1lc d irector of the l1rael
Phllharm.onlc Orcheatra and the New York
Philharmonic Orche1tra, with which the
1ehool'1 chotr hu performed 260conDtl'tl11.nco
1939.
The Boca Raton (Fla.) ownen of the
Double Dlamond Ranch ln Okeechobee, J'Ja .•
had to 1ettJe for '"' than half of what they
e xpected when they auc tio ned their
27 ,000-acre 1pread.
The land. told ln 27 parcela. brou1ht t12.3
million. The Wold family hoped for '27 mil-
lion, or tt.000 an acre.
The Double Dlamond wu appralaed by
taxers fM f 1& mlllion, which the family Mid
"wu not far from what we paJd'' In 1976.
\
UC Irvine undergrad-
ua te1 who have s pe nt
the lut eight monthl In
buic biomedical research
will releate their fin-
dings at a 1ymposium
May 18.
The 1tudents, a ll ju-
naora and aenaon have
conducted reaearch proj-
ecta under lhe guidance
of faculty members.
Some topic• Include
1timulant medication and
hyperac tive ch ildren,
allergy -causing com-
pounds and a quick, new
method for doctors to
detect it.rep throat.
Republic's led out cill
the stops to. DETROIT and
MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL.
The 1ympoeium, open
to the public, will be
held from 9 a.m. to 3:15
p.m. in the community
center at Campus Village
Apartments on campus.
For Information, call
833-M14.
Indian
rock art
displayed
1ndlan rock art wlll be
the 1ubject of a lecture at
UC Irvtne on May 20 at 8
p.m. ln Room 220 of the
Social Science Tower.
Lecturer wlU be Frank
Boc k, archaeology in ·
1tructor at Cerritos Col-
lete and founding mem-
ber o f the American
Rock Art Re1earch A1-
1oclatlon. Bock also 11
editor of the asaoc1at1on
new1l e tt e r , "La
Plntura.''
The lecture will com-
plement a photographic
exhibit, "Rock Art: An·
clent lmagea on Stone."
on dlaplay through June
11 In the UCI Adminis-
tration Building lobby.
Welfare case
SAN FRANCISCO
(AP) -The California
Supreme C«lrt h.81 ruled
In a 4-3 decl1lon that a
trial court 1hould uae In-
dependent judgment ra-
ther than re l y o n
111U~tlal evidence" ln
reviewing welfare denial
caan.
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New One-Airline
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Boston, Baltimore, Toronto, over 30
midwestern and eastern cities. Now you
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New Four-Airport
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Republic serves all four oif"ROrls:
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Color Print Fiim Developed
TV · v.iolence 'raging'
Record do1e1 of mayhem replacing 1ex
DllCATUR, W. (AP) -TtlevWon
la tW'ft1nl from •X to ra'Ord doe. of
murder and mayhem, eccordlnl to 1
waichq ooelitlon that claJma ABC
Nil the most violent pros:rarnrnlna on
the alrwav..
The National Coalition on T1levl-
1lon Vloltnct, which hopea vlewen
who oppoee violence will preNure
adverUlln ln order to tone down the
network lhowl, manltond prime-time ielmlaon from Jan. 4 to March 27.
The co.Udoo Mid commerclal net-
work violence rON 33 percent lince
the IJ"OUP'• 1Nt check lite 1Nt yew, ahowtna four tLmel more violent acta
than two Canadian networka and nine
d.mel more than Public ~tine
8ervtce pn>lralnl.
The IWVI)' found an averap of 10
violent acta per hour on ABC, com-
oared with 1n 1vera•e of el•ht for
NBC and CBS C01Qblned, and an IV·
.erap of ax ln the 1llt awvey.
0 We have not INn the 1tudy and
re.erve comment untll our IOda1 re-
Harch 1taff can evaluate the meth-
odolo1y behind It," ABC 11ld In a
ltatement.
The coalltlon'1 flndtn11 were an-
nounced ie. than a week after a U.S.
Department of Health and Human
Servlcea report concluded that TV
violence can lead to a11reulve be-
havior by teen and child viewen.
That report uid there la a
"conHn1U1' amon1 1eientl1t1 that a
"caual relaUonahlp'' exllta between
televilion violence and aare-lon·
The eo&lltlon l&id the molt violent
Dl'OQl'aml lncluded ABC'1 "Fall Guy," r•strike Force," "PolJce Squad," "T.J .
Hooker" and '"The Great.est American
Hero," and CBS' "Duk.es of Hazzard."
"Strike Force'J and "Police Squad"
have been canceled. No N pro-
graml were mentioned.
Co1lhlon ch1lrm1n Dr. Thomu
Radecki, a p1ychiltrllt at lhe South-
ern 11Unol1 Unlvtttlty School of
Medicine, uld one reaeon for more
TV violence II that antJ-MJC ,,oupa
ant corn1nc out •tronaly apJ.rwt many
low-violence ent.ert.afuinerit lhowl.
"It'• 1 knee-jerk ~on," Rad«ld
11id.
The televtaion Industry "cannot pt
their wt1ten to try out terlptl that a.re
low in violence and don't dwell on
NX/' he aid .
Tht coalition'• flndlnp were ter-
med "curiou1 and lma1lnatlve" by
Oeorae Schweitz.er. a 1po"-man for
CBS Broadcut Group.
He quesUoned the 1urvey'1 meth-odoloo, uytnar "the numben a.re to-
tally out of une and don't have any
real bull In fact."
An NBC 1tatement Mid, "Attemptl
to measure violence on televi1lon
through varlou1 count• are often
mllleadlng."
"Le11 than two montha ago. the
National Coalition on Televilion Vio-
lence, found NBC 'clearly the lea1t
violent' of the three networkl," the
network said. Violence II defined by the coalition
aa "an intentional hOllUle uee of force
of one pen10n against another." Ra-
dec kl aaid murder and rape are
weighted as more violent than a aim-
ple 1hove. while a comic pie In the
face doesn't count.
He said the coalltlon'a 2,000 mem-
bers prlmarlly are physlctana and re-
search psychologists who want to
preuure the networkl by proteatlng
to advertilera.
A aeven-member panel monitors a
random selection of prime-time pro·
grama. Radecki said. The aelected
shows are viewed twice by dllferent
people to avoid bias, he added.
-
HIRED -Geor1e
Burm, who played GOd
in the movtee, hu been
hired by the Epllco.,_J
Church dlo~eae In
Houat.on to appear ln
three 30-aecond televi-
sion commercial1 for
the church. They will
be seen 1tartlng May
24.
Pests targeted
Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. has signed a bill that
would form cotton peat
abatement districts in
Orange County and six
other counties.
e Daily Pilot e classifieds e workfor
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Cyclists,
skaters
'illegal'
SACRAMENTO (AP)
-In an embarrassing
gaffe, the state Legisla-
ture has inadvertently
made lawbreakers out of
the many Californians
who uae bicycles, roller
skate and skateboards.
The new law, enacted
laat year to discourage
skat.era and cycliats along
the new San Diego
Trolley, turned out to
prohibit self-powered lo-
comotion on any public
Croperty in the state, a
elialative aide said.
"The meaaure, SB572,
wu intended to bar cy-
cling and skating only
along the trolley line's
right-of-way, but the
specific Ve hicl e Code
section that was amen-
ded applied to parks,
campuses and o ther
public property.
The legal quirk was
dialovered by Bill Green,
a member of the Sacra-
mento Skate Coalition,
which haa been arguing
with the State Police
ovef the use of rollers-
katea ln Capitol Park.
Ironically, the aponaor
of the measure, state
Sen. James Milla, D-San
Dteao, la considered to be
the Lealalature's fore-
most advocate of bicy-
cling and other alternate
fonna of transportation.
Dave Kne pprath, a
Milla aide, aaid the .ena-
tor ii developing legiala-
tJon which would quic-
kly repeal the ban.
Topic eyes
• • surv1v1ng
• recession
A aeries of six semi-
nars for "Surviving the
Recession" will be spon-
10 red by t h e Orange
County chapter, Ameri-
can Institute o f Archi-
tects, starting May 26.
Dr. Y .N. Chang, foun-
der and president of the
Buainea Strategy Insti-
tute In Tustin, will con-
duct lhe9e te91iona at the
Marr iott Hote l In
Newport Beach.
The programs wiU be-
gin at 7:30 a.m, and con-
clude at 9:30. Sublsequent
dates are June 2, 23 and
30, and July 7 and 14.
For •Information call
5~7-7796.
Apartment
show set
1 The annual Orance
County Apertment Show
will be held June &-8 at
the Anahetm c.onwntton
Centllr.
The 1how, 1poMOred
by the Aputment ,._,..
elation of Oranje
County. will be nearly
doubled ln m.. ror information. call
8M-l600.
La Habra HS
pla~ reunion
Tie La Raltra Hl1b'
....... ol1182wtD ........ ~ ...... ,,.., 10. rar laforma&lon oell
JliD Walin at 112 .. tlN.
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Orenge COMt DAIL¥ PILOT /Wedneed1y. May 12, 1N2
Germans listed as nation's leading ethnic group 1Fined
SAN DIJ:OO (AP) -
Attorney 8teph•n I .
OWll. fonner DMJociadc
Party chairman in San
Dle•o County, mutt ff•
fra1n from pftcUdnc law •
for two yeen -by Older' :
of th• court. GUii.i Olo :
WAIHINOTON (AP) -More
Amerklanl CU\ tnce """ anc.t.ry co Qennany Chu\ to any other countey,
the C.U Bwwu repor11,
But, offlclala •Id, amon1 Amerl·
Hftl' native l1n1u11H other than ~. German lwW eecond. foUo.
wtna Spanish.
Tile atudy aald 28.8 percent of
Americana re1>0rted tbemHlVH at
.... t pertly of Omnan ancelU')'. ·
lrl1h formed the aecond-lar1e1t u at 24.4 percent, followed by
22.a pereen&. the bureau said.
would mean about &2 mlWon
Americana cona!dered th•m11lv .. at
leut partly German compared with
44 mi1Uon lrllh and 40 million En· au.h.
However million of Scota and
Welah Uat~ themHlve• separately
from the £o8Uah. U the three were
comblned, the total for o ... at Bnt.ain
would make h thJI country'• lara-t arastral poup.
The bureau baaed lta 1tudy on a
1urvey taken In 1979. S.C.\m people
who listed more than one ance.try,
1uch H Dutch-En11lsh, counted In
both catepi•, the total II more than
JOO 99rcent.
The atudy aatd 88 percent of tht
lndlvlduala surveyed ll1ted at least
.
one 1pedfk: anc.try, ll perc»nt did
not lilt any ancmtry and the NmAln-
der put down either "Am~rtc.n" or
"UnJted Statee."
Tu~nin.8 .'° mother tonaues other
than J:nallah, the bureeu slid SpenJ.lh
WAI lope with 7,7 millJon peraonl U.
t1n1 h .. Oerman followed at 0.1 mil·
lion, then Italian, 4.1 million; Polllh,
2.6 million; J'rench, 2.4 IJlllllon, and
Ytddlah, 1.2 million.
WM fllM f 1,000 and put :
on two i•an' probatlon :
for ml1demeanor con· :
tempt of ClC)W't. :
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COMPUTIA ll'HILOSOPl'llRS, •-IC tft'nl'r
23045 ll C.bllllo.11 Toro. Clllfoml• rta.IC NOTICf .--"'11PK t2~ 'ICTITIOUt .......... Herbe11 M NordQUlll, 2304& El
CMNlllO, El T0to. Cellf0t1Mt 92930 Tin buelntM .. oonduettd Oy ..,
'ICTIT'IOUI IUtMll NAMI ITATIMINT NAlllS ITATIMINT Tht followlng pe11on le CIOlng ·--l'llCYHICIUI .,._ ..
.._ITA~ ~. Th• following pt reon 11 Clolng bU.W-.. :
bUllnett H l•I Bl!ACHPOINT, lb) I AST·
Tfle tollowlnt pe11on 11 doing Her ber1 M Nof Clq\lt•I
Thie atll-1 we• flied With lhe
Covnty Clerk of Orano• County on
UNIQUE PADS. 3852 Bl•ok· SIDE VILLAS. t7702 Cowan SlrMt, lllOf'~1 lrvtne, C•lll0tnl• 127 1' Irvine, CA 8271'
Mey 10. 1912. vlvlen R. Evt n, 3H2 81tOk· THE GOEDEN COMPANY, 1
11\0f'n, lrvlne, Celll0tnle 82714 Ctlllo1nle corpo'811on, 17702 Co-
"""""' Mi OHAl'•Y'I LIQUO", H U C"-"'•n A¥eftUI, Oerdtn Qrovt ,
Celbnlll '*, , Jenet lttWIQ, 104N Slow! Rt• '"'°" Publlahed 01enge Cott i Delly Thlt l>uel-It Con<IUClecl by en wen Strwt, lrvlne, CA 927 t4 lndMOUll Thlt butlMM It ConeluCllCI by e
'"'· Founteln \71lley, Celllornl• ta?OI
PllOI. Mey 12, 19, 28 . .kine 2. IM2
3()88.8' VMen Even oorpor1tl0n
llllt tleltmenl WH llleel With lhe The ~ Com91ny
County Clerk ol Orenge county on Ger.if ' ao.o.n. Thie bUelnMI le oenduo11d Or en
lncllwiduel. March 211, 1982 Pretideflt
THI I ---co·-.,,.... Thlt ttll-1 we• filed wllh the
Nit.IC NOTICE
J-1 84INrlO 11111 etal-1 ... f"9d with 11141
OolMty C*k of Orenge County on
IN ~·nte" vnT Publltt\e<I 0'8ngt Coeel Ofilly Pl-Covnty Olefk of Orenge COVnty on
I TATI Of' CA.L•OttMIA IOI, Ap<ll 21, 21. Mey'· 12. 19'2 Ap<ll ti, 1182. May 4,~. ,1117D
Pubttel'leel Oreng• (foe11 Delly
ftllol, Mey 12, ti, 2t, June 2, 1082.
30e5-82
'°" n. 1712·12 lllALCOUI a DALY
COUNTY Of' OflANOI -----------AltlfMJI •1 Llw In ,. JOSEPH GEORGE MEZO· "8JC NOTICE 4100 ....,._Ind. VAR I,. Minor end ERIC JON ft.O ..... ,,. M~ZOVARI, • Mln0t, by VALERIE NOTIC! Of' Aftf'LICATIOH '°" .... ,.n llMdl, CA nta ,,~ ~e:.:::~~=· Thell Mother, lor CHANOl IN OWNI,._. Of' Publlth9CI Orange Coaat Delly Piiot,
CAN NO. A11_, A.1.COHOUC •YIMO. UCIJtU Aptll 2t. 21. Mey 5, t2. 1182 ~~COURT Of' ~TO IHOW CAUM ..... ...., 1713-82 o~ (C~ ' 1rrf) To Whom II Mey eonc..n C0UWTY CW c.AMOl POlll ftlT WHER.EAS VALEAIE JEAN MOtol· HUNTINGTON RESTAURANT
COUWTY AIDeCIAL DWF'MCT CRIEF petttlonlf .. Mollw of Ao-INC le eoplylng to the o.c>enrnent IM1 ,_ tt. p11eeni1 JOSEPH GEORGE MEZO· of Alcollollc 94tv9fege Conlrot tor
• I I?~~ -VARI end ERIC JON MEZOVARI, on .... gentrel H llng pl-. 10 ....
fl\.AINTl'Pt '--1' TA--.L per.an• unoer the ege of llQh•-eiconollc bft•,.o•• et 18380 P•· H"•AWT1 OAltY .CH.AIL (ti} yeert, hive filed 8 pelltlOn with c:lflc Cout Hlgllwty, Suite 22, Hun·
tft,...•IOM TIUY N MAA-ttlt Clltk ol lhla Court lor en 0tdet llnaton Such, Celtf0tnle 1211411. TlllOi. -· 1iA11tlL TIUY H cllenglng eppllcenta · neme from Publlt heO 0'8ngt Co ell Delly MAlltTHIO IH •Hl• llARI, • JOSEPH GEORGE MEZOVARI 10 Piiot, Mey 12, ll82 ._.., ftwtMf ....... llAH JOSEPH GEOAOE MONCRIEI end 3077-82
AUTO CWT9 ... L.aAlllMO eM ERIC JOH MEZOVARI to E.RIC JOH DOlll 1 .,...._............. MOHCRIEF
... MOM IT 18 ORDERED thel 111 per.ant Oii ,..T......., COWl.AINT lnt1r1111e1 In lh• ebove.·•nlHl•CI CAIS MO. ,_ melter •we-before thlf CO\il1 ec eeonc11 v ....... IMeft ..... 10·30 • m .. on June 2, 1912, In '"'
.,... .... ..,..._ ....... ,_ C<>Yrt1oom of 0toer1men1 3. •I the ....... ,_ .... llieent _.... Superior COU'! oi CtllfOfnill, County
,.. ......., ...,. • .,._ "9.i of Orenge, 700 CIVIC Cen111 Drive
.. W. 111n ....... w"'· Sent• AN. Cetllfornie 12101,
"yOlt ..W. IO ...a tM 9CMo1 of eno ahow ceuH, II eny, why 1h1 a n ettornty In !hi• met111, you petition for change of n•mt ahouiCI
lflollld Cit IO prornp~ IO that 'f04JI not bl Ofltll.O.
Wf1"ln reeponM, If My. m.-y bl fl.. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED lhel e
• lid °" time. coer; of 11111 Order To Sl\oW c-AYleot UI~ 1'9 lhk ........ l)e publlahecJ In the 0'8"(18 CoHI
...... II ltlHUI 1Jtfe4h ••l"r Delly P!lol. 330 W Bey. ea. .. M"8
.....,. UIL IM •• a1s • -Celllo1nle 1>2927. • n-•P•PI• ol ... U4. r1191e11•e Mtttre .. It gentrel cl1cule t1on In Ore.nge .... U.11...,, HllF ........ County, C.1don11e , onc:41 e WMI! fOf
four tvCCeMlve WMll• ptlOf to the 81 Uetect ~ eotlcfler el con· oete Ml for '-''"9 on the pellllon Mio Cle un •boQeOo"' .... .-into, DATED April ti tH2
deberie ~ lmmeellela!Mllle, RONALO H PRENNER d• 111• m1ner1 , •u rHc>u•••• Judge of 111e Merit•. ti hey elgune, puede .., &iperlor Cout1 ~ 8 '*"90. VANOIR MOUN a MAU N I. TO THE DEFENDANT; A c:MI LAW C~ATION
compleln1 hH .,.en filed by "" .. T-C9"1« O.-IY•.
plelnifff agei1wt Yl)U, tt you WWI to lutte 1000 ~ 1'* '-'It, you rnuet, wltNn C..111 ...... CA t1t2t
• deyl .,._IHI~ II Mr· (7~--ved on you, fllt with tlll• courl • p Orenge CoHI Delly Pilot
Wfltten ~IO tM complelnt Aptll 21, 21. May 5 t2 11182 "'"6111 yOlt do IO, 'lfJ4lt dief-'" will 179S-f? M enllfed on •PC>llc•llon ot 111e plelntlff, end INe court "'Mt enter • ---.. ---ll'_Mftftl"t ____ _
....,.,_,. ~ yC>U for fhe rellef .._ nY I~
..,_ldtcl rn 111e ~. wflk:fl •-----c--,..------
00111d rH ull In gt rnlehmt nt ol ~ COU1tf CW Titl ...,.., \911nQ of ~ or proper1y .,. _ -,. ... __ ..
or other reOt f re .. uffted In Ill• A •• _. .. --"' '°"'"' ~ COUWTY CW LOI AMGB.11 oet.c!: Merc:fl 25, 1982 bCate Clf M.v LOUEL. ._MRS
AlcNrCI J Wedi, Ml'TCHEU A. LOUEL. 0-..0.
lAIMa Ff81\011, .......
Ml.IC NOTICE
K-OCIOa ,.c:mtOU1 au .....
HAMii ITAn •NT
Tiie IOllOWlng petM)llt ere dOl"Q
~ .. MANA GEMENT SERVICES
GROUP, &562 Ludlow Avenue, 01110en GrO¥e, Ceilli0tnl1 921145 Thomet R Humphrey, 34
Deerwood EHi, lrv1n1. Cellfornl•
92714
John B Hlgmen. 9124 S
INtcfldele A--. Downey, Ctllfor· nl• 90244 Eerl L Sl1end, 5562 Luellow
Avenue. Geroen GroYe, Cellfornle 821145
J OouglH Humpllrey, 13742
Merque111 Street. WHlmlnattr,
Ceilf0tnte 921183
W111ren R Oleon, 27 Monltcllo
Drive. Coron• del Mer, Celllornle
921125
Kent A Bruna 12402 S Poundl A....-. WMIMW, Celtl0tnle
90004
Thll bulineet la 'onducteo by 1
QllW•I Ptr1nttlhlp Eert L SlrenO
Gener ti Pertner end
,t,ttorney In Feet IOt
MAN AGE MENT SER-
VICES GROUP
Thia 1111.,.,.,.,1 wQ flied With ltlt
County Clerti of Ofenge County on
AP<ff 211. 1912
'111107
PublltlltO Orengt CoHt Delly Pilot, Mey 12. 19, 28. June 2, t182.
JOM-82
9ICmC9 cw NMOIW.. ~ 0-. flf ..... W lalmfTA11ft'I UL.I ~ tftff
14,_ .._.. ::':1.. 1t11 cw MA&.""°""'" NOTICE OP DEATH OF
we ••ztsr, c.. wa AT ..WATS MU WI LLIE CHARLINE KIL-
{1M, ...._ ,......c.111 GORE, 1h WILLIE C .
Publi.lled Otenoe CoH t Delly NO~ ~~J:. thel l.ILOORE, ab W. C. ltlL-
Not. Ap'll 2t, t.tey a. 12. !9, tM2 11m1 Z01oc. .. .,.,.__, r...-GORE AND OP PETITION --------'I04-82--IM of tN ~of AuOr Loebet, TO ADMINISTER ESTATE ::=--=:-~=-~NO. A·llJJH.
----------lhe \erme end condttlOne IWtlnetler To all heirs, ~fld.ariea.
'90T1Cll ~ ""'9ftl"8 MU mentioned. end 1ub)ec1 to conflr· credlton and conUntent ~-
NOTU T: .:.:='QMH ht :!~'°;'1~~.s:fo~o~.'. ': d lt o ra o f Willie Charline .,. w111n n day. Mey H . 19'2, •I "*..,.. W!Ullll thl tlrN elowed tiy KJ11 ore, aka Willie C. Kil· MO o'doellt: e.m. of _.. *tt. In IN llw. 11 the~ Clf .... lullll & p-e, aka W. C. Ki)&ore and
'""' Mt H id• tor oonduollng Mlrwlott, 8lltOFM¥I 1~1the ..!!~ pert0na who may be other-TN•11'• ...... ""'*'IN ofllolt of repr~. et .... """"' ,..... I I d I h Ill MAL UTATl NCUfHTU -~-bof loutll'uwd, 84"'8 zoo. FullMon. w M nterelte n t e w
VICI , ••eattd at 2020 Nortll c.IJotnle, el IN rtaM. WI, lnW• and/or estate: 1r--... ""'aoa. In .. c._.., of :;:',:-:,.":~_,el A petit ion hu been filed :"r~"T~ -.& die~ of= i.o..:':: by Urben M. Derkum ln the
IMO., a ..,_.,81tofl, .9 OMIM. ,_ 80lll*9d i.y ~ Superior Court of Oranae *"' ••aln• Tr"""9.,,.., _, of llw « oo.wlee. ao. "*'·or In County requ.-Una that Ur-
..,....• .. ~ of ... ~ eddMlol'I to .... of the-......• t.n M. Derkum be appoint-=.:.:' O: ... ~= ::. ':.:;:. -.nr.~ .=.:,-: ed .. penonaJ repreeentauve
ANOIUNI ... •LOCH. ltuffand IM City Of '"I erton, County of to admJnl1ter th• at.ate of
lftCI ... ·~---. reconled ~.,.J:: of Cellfornle. dMclrlo-W illie C harline Kllaore of =:.:~ ~ =-=::: A:'1mdtv1J ed on~th l") Corona ~I Mar. CA (unider ,... tdl • ._,,,.. .• '"~' 1n trwt , ... Pf' ~ the I ndependent Admlnh·
MD; 1IOOZ, 111J ,_. tlf 1 ~ Olf bed • Loi 4' of Trect 44 • per tnUon of r.tata Act). 'nle ......,. ~ °' ""°"'*IOt In lode Ito, PIQll 2t end 21, peddon ill aet for hearinc ln r:::...-,;';-=: :::It: of tftt Or11191 o::R:oC::: l>ep t . No . 3 at 700 Civic ...._ _. "'*" -,_dt!I Ja.. ommonly known •• 2t37 Nonh Center Drive Weat, Santa
..-y It, 1•. • fll11a,,..,.1 M-....,.. Aw. F'*'1on, ~ A na, CA 02701 on June 2,
fttllfMflt ... 11-oaeooz wtLL f M• .... 11 111b.ltet 10 -rent 1982 at 9:30 • m.
l&L AT ,..UC MIGT10N tO THI ...... COY9Mllll, OOl'lelltlOn•. r-J• yo'u OBJ. -~ th ....,. ~ flOl'I CA*4, .... ,.., «b-. l1ghte. '1Gtlte r -. • to e
.. ...., ..................... , wey, MMfMftle, end .. llfl"O &nnt.ina of t)w petition, you
.......,.. .._ *-" 111 a...... ten of IN Ab!':r:c"~· ~ ~ ahould either appear al the =-..::~ •. •.':.\~ C: == eccwded ~'*""' 30. 1•~ h eartnc and at.ate you r ob· _.... lftCI ~ .._ ...,_, clDflll.. eretcl I . Oa11non a nd Merl• D. jectlona or file written ob-., "'flll...., 11,..... ae ttie • In Ole emoun1 of tN:UI jectlon.t with t he court be·
... of-. II ~n::.,-: ': n. ~end 001ldl!lon• of .... fore th~ hHrtna . Yo ur ap-= iifi?.-: In ....,~ •: c.... 10 I.ht .. 1111"0 tnevm• ~may be In penon or _, • ...._ MOe lft an ~t equel to !fie by your attorney.
Ult tt .. Treat No • ...., r-. otal cMfl Hid .. oooandooencum, ~~ JF YOU ARE A CREDI·
.,.... • ..... 111 ==..,' Clf °'ff. · • 0 -,,_.... TOR I ~..a1 as1 .. , u .. ...,. wtttl 0111t11nct pwt cndlt. IN"""' or a cont1ncent 1.nu t-.. ~ z..,.. of 22 of Trtot IUllh ord to Illa ~ IO or of the deceued, you muet -. ._, PWIOfllll ,...,,.._.Incl 10 f ile your claim with the n. .._ ...,_ °" .._.,.... Cour1. Tift~ (I~ of._ cou rt or prHent It to the .... •us .... Of tM reet ~ l:ild IO ell D llP-~ttle °"91' ,.., • ..... ....,. ,111~ 11 .. ....,.. to Illa on OM-penonal repretentaUve •P-
""'°''"It M ! 1'21 LMW&rel oh•lly... T .... potnted by the COW'1 within Lalla. ....,.. ..-, Olll90nlll. ,... ... ....., Illa pror*f • of low month. from the date of .r=-G..~:1: C::=:i"'C:-J:' =.,::. flrt t 1e1u1nce o f t•u e r• aa w..,... •..., _. ~ tftd ::i-!..,. lfttU. provided in S.CtJon 700 of -rs I e. .. ~Illa It ~ the Probete C.ode of c.J.ltar· .:=:--..::: ::;~ _ ;.;;·.,. llwtlad '°'.,.. n la. The time for fllln 1
---1u11111u, er'et1· _. ........... .,.,.. ... 1abm wW not explre pr1« ........... _.,;.:..._ .. ,,..... ... ,....... .... .,..el ,.._ tofourrnonthlfnimthed9te
-., ... .... • ... .... • .... ~. attonMWe .. ol the 1-rlna noticed.,.,.
-....,.., W .... OeH ef ,.....,.._..I..!! '111 YOUL1'MA" &XAMINW. ,..., ............... _ ................. _."'" ..
• _.... ...._ ... ........, • CelffoMla.i. or mey lie fllM the file Upt by the ooun. U
I ............. --_. .. an•-=-: C0Wt you an In......_, ln the .... ........ ·----.r.: :::-.:.: .. ,.~ ..... you •1 m. a ........ ~-==-.-..': · .. ....__.....,_,,...,..._ Uh \he court to r.celve ~'"et,,..., ,.._ , ... 1 , _.., ...,.._ tllcl pedal notkla ol the lnven· .':l!Z1..o.~ ·-.... ...::-.. -::... of ...... _ ..... fl .. --., -;'I: w .. ,..... ,..,. .... ._. the peUtlonl, ecoounta and
.. ... dm:ribld ln ..... .... .. ,_... .. ,.... .. , l .I of ... c.ll ....... Pro-.. ... •°*-C!lll•-··--..c. w::r:::.*'· AC&AY, MCOaeooa, ,.,_.. ,..._..... ISNNION A lllGION B=¥.w· ' .,, •.• sl<l l:;,, _.., • ::.·,,-='~ ..... ... ... .... ... .... ~~-" tt•t •ms • ..... •• OlJWUt a.Mt
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M UC NOTU • Nemer INYITINO ..,,
Nollet It here by glYl ll lhll Ill•
Boerd of Trull•H of 1111 CoH I
Community Colltgt Oltlrlcl ol Or· enge County. Cllllfomle, wlll reGeiYe
NeleCI blclt up to 2 00 p.m , Frldl)',
Mey 21, 1912 e l the Pu1cllHlno Oepwtment of MIO cOlllgl Clietrlet
locettd II t'70 Aelemt Avenue, Coate Mff•. Celtiornte. el wlllch
llmt tald bldt will be qul<:kly ope-
ned 1ne1 •••Cl IOI Bid • t0113 -
ACQUISITION OF COMPUTERIZED HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGE· MENT SYSTEM, BICI I 1067 -
PU RCHASE OR LEASE / PURCHASE OF COMPUTER
HARDWARE. SOFTWARE, AND
SUPPORT. INCLUDING MAINTf·
NANCE
AH bldtl ere 10 bl In -oence
with the Bid F0tm lnttructlont end Condlllont enel Spec:lllceltont WlllOtt
a11 now on Ille Ind may be MCUted
In 11141 oftlCe of 11141 PUICllUlng "91"1
of Mid COiiege Clltlrlet
E8Cll biOo.r ,,_t tubmlt With .....
bid • CH iiier'• c:heck. c:ertlfleel c111ck. or bidder'• bonel meele
p1y1ble 10 th• order of the co .. 1
Community Col1eQe Olt11lc1 8o1td
ol Trutt-In en emoun1 not "" then five pe<eent (5%) ol Ille tum
blO Q e guet ent• lhel Ille bidder
will enter Into Ille prc>pc>Md Con· trllCt If Ille....,,. le twerded IO hint
In the -t of leilur• 10 enll' Into
eucll conlrllCt, Ille ptoc.ldt of the
c111c11 wlll be lo1lelled, or In tht
U H of • bOnd, lhe luU 9Um th«tof
WIU be !Melted to Mid COiiege dleo-
trlet
Ho blOder may wttlldt..., hit blcl
for • P9f\OCI of one llundred '-tty
( t 20) Cl8)'9 etter the 0811 Ml ior the
opening lllerlol
The Boero or 1 rullfft reHrvee
the prhflttge ol rejtcllng eny encl ..
blOt 0t 10 we1v1 eny lfregulerttlft Of
lnlormellllH In eny bid or In the
bidding NORMAN E WATSON
SICl'N<y.
Boeto of T1u11-
Coat1 Community
Colttge Ol"'IC1 Publlahed Orenge CoHt Otlly
Pllol. M•y 5, II. 12, t912 20lt-82
NOTICI Of' TMllTll'S IAU
Loen Ho NECKAMEYER TS No. ~&37-t.a1
T 0 SERVICE COMPANY, e Cal·
lfornla co1porellon. •• duly •P· polntlcl TruttM under the loflowtng
dleetlbed dMCI of lrvtl WILL SEL(
AT PUBLIC AUCTION ro THE HIGHEST BIDDER FO,. CASH
(peyebl• et Um• of H ie In lewlul money of lht United 8 t11111 •II
rlgh1. !Ille end lnl..-..S conveyed 10
end now held 0y It under Mid o..o
of TIVll In Ille P<°'*1Y herelnertar oeecnbed·
TRUSTOR MA RK 0 NECKA·
MEYER end THERESA I NECKA· MEYER, huebend end wife .. joln1
lenantL 8ENE,.ICIARY CHRISTINE COPE PENCE. en unmer1leel women.
Flecofcllel September I , tlll 1 ..
lnttr. Ho 10060 In booll 142t2 ~
342 of Ol11c1411 Recotd• In lhe office
of Iha Atcoreler of Orenge County.
Hid deed of lru1t C111crtb11 the
fOllowlng P'OC*IY LOI 11 o( Trlet No.126t, .. Pl'
mep recorded In booll 3211, PIO"
30 lo 39 of Mll09flentOUI Mepe '" ,,,. offlel ol lhe county Atcorder of
Orenee County, St•te of CellfomlL
5074 ALOER, IRVINE, CALIFOR·
NIA
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C11leu11 In the obllget1on1 MCurect
thereby, hert1ofor1 .. ac:ulect end
delivered to lht undertlgned •
w1IHen Otctaretton of Oefeul1 end
Dtmencl lot' Seit, 11\d written notlee
of brHCh encl of tllOtlOn IO ~
unCleralgnld 10 1111 Mid PIOC*tY to N lltfy HICI Obllglllont; end Cher•
llltr Int undertlglllcl caulld ealCI notice of brMCh end of tltctlOn to
be Aecoi'dlel Ft bf11llY 4, 1112 H lnttr No 12~•2'23 In bo<*
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hid .... wtll be made, bllt wltti-out c:ownlli'lt or wwrenty, ..,,,_
or lmplled, rlOlfdl"f lltte. poeeee.
llol\, Of ll!CUlt'lbr lllCll, to l*Y the
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Mid D.acl of T,_, teMl ...... be held on WI ONllOAV, JUNI a.
!Na el 2:00 pm .. at IN ~ Avanut 11\flence lo tM CMc Center
8ullcliftt, aoG 11114 CflatNnM A•
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ftatt:.,.:· L11'l11• fou n d er and c h1lrm1n of
Uplan4· lAwll HOfMI· WM rwned "Builct.r of the Year" by Walker a lM, lac. at the firm'• ~~2 pro1ram It \ht Dt1neyland Hote l In
PHI B. Haney, rilk manapr for POll4eroa
H1m11, a n lrvln e bomebutldtn1 firm, hu been
named to the Rllk ~ ot the Y tar Konor RoU.
The competJUon ii 1po1..-.d by Bua1nw lnauran· ~.an l.ncJuatry public9Uon.
Jot Porter of Hunttncton Beach hu been na-
med nadonal OEM MMI man.aaer of Lea r SleS)er, lac., Data Produc tt Otvtelon. lie had been with
Dlablo Syatema, Inc., Hayward.
Boule Lee T•ne r hu Joined Callf onala Plrtt
Buk u 1 bu.al.MM d evelopment o fficer in it• offk.'e
at 601 W eet.cliff Drive, Newpor t Beac h . She had
been vice prttlde n\ o f Employee Bene fit Consul-
tanta of Santa Ana.
Job W 8aud1n R e alty hu relocated to the
larg er John W Saunders Bulldlnf at 8072 W arne r
A venue in Hunt.tncton Beach .
Joe Compof eUce hu been a ppointed prftldent
o f Sil Wllllt, Long Beach . H e replace• Gra h am
J o nes, who moved to Sil S mith T ool, Irvine, u se-
nior vice p.retldent-manu(acturing.
SU W lllla, a dlvlaio n ol Smit h lnternatlonal,
Inc .• manulactu.res preclaion con trol valves for the
hydrocarbon productio n and completion marke ta.
MDS/T r lvex, Co.ta Mesa, 1u blldia r y o f Mo·
hawk Data Sdencet Corporation , anno unced pro·
motion o ( T om Baye r to regional aale• m anage r ,
Santa Ana, and Ken Leer, national aalee manaaer,
Costa Mesa.
Rader Fl.DD fr Rolmu ef Callfonaia hu been
retained u public relationa COUNel by Mttaobulal
Motor Salee of Ame rica, b e., Fountain Valley.
G a ry Scll•lt& h.u been a p pointed marke\lng
r e presen tative for C aatomw eave Ca.rpett, lac .,
Fountain Valley, and Sou thwestern Divtaon.of the
T oac lte Ro ... 6 Co . of OrHl:~oaaty la ex-
pand ing operatloru in Newport h to include
OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS
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ration will be man11ement con1ul tan t1 llaa•1
Herrel and Su4y Davll.
Touche ROii & Co. of aran,. Cou.nty ta one of
the Bl8 Efaht lnt.emadonal .ocou.ntlna and ~ unc t1.mw.
Peclflc SdeaUflc Compuy appOtnted PetT A.
Swaa, 37, of Tuatln, corpo rate treHurer. H eu
preeiden t of the board of \he 1rvine Ranch Water
t>latrict.
Allea R H mODt, of Newport Beach, aytt.ema
conaultant for Gn eral Dy umlca Commulcadoa
Compaay In Anahelm...l.. h at been named to the
company '• .President '• l;IUb for aale1 performance
durtng 1981.
Beverly Hills S&L
sues stockholders
MISSIO N V IEJO (BW) Bever ly Hilla Sa·
vinga & Loan Aaloclation (OTC) announced It haa
filed au i t in the F ederal D 11tr1ct Cou rt for the
Central District o f California agains t a g r oup o f
individu als It a lleges have con s p ired to acquire
con t ro l o f the association by illeg ally acqu ir ing
shares of It.a cap ita.I stock .
T h e laws u it names as defen dants Severyn A$-
hkenazy, Arnold Askenazy, S he ldon Appel, Carol
Dunha m , A lexia E liopulos, Marshall Goldbla tt,
Bruce Kat.es, Evelyn Kat.es, Steph e n Massman and
Gar y W . N ielsen and certain r elated entitles.
The lawsu it a lleges that the defendant.a viola·
ted federal securities and ban king laws, state ban·
king laws a n d the association 's articles o f ln corpo·
ralldtl In the course o r acqu iring their holdings.
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OrlftOe Coelt DAILY PILOT/Wtdneeday. M•v 12. 1982 8 At
Gallup dropped.
by syndicate·
The Field Newapa.,.r Syndlca\Ct of lrvln an·
nounced It wUl dltcontlnu. f)'ndJcaLlon of tho Gallup
Pull txicauae of a declhuna market and laUuro to re-
n w a dt.tributlon contract with lht• Gallup orpnlu·
tk>n.
The market for th~ poll h.aa 1hrunk over the yeal"IJ
11f;IUnj( rl'1ulla have ~me available from the
ma r n~w1 ae~. St.even J ehorek, .Fleld prHldent
an c:hlel uxecutlvC! offll:er, u.ld Monday.
Tht' lut thn Gallup Pott.. to be serviced by Field
will bf> for publlcAt.ton the wN"k of June 2 1, Jehort-k
uld.
Cushman reports loss
Cuahman Electronics, Inc of Newport Beach reporu
a le.a of $192,000, or 18 cent.I a 1hare, for the quarter
ended March 31. . ~ year ago, the company had a net Income of
$170,000, or 16 cent.I a 1hare.
Cushman manufacture1 communlcatlona teat In ·
1trument1 for FM two-way rad101 and te lephone
1y1tema. ,
The board of directors declared a dlVld<:nd of 3 oenll
a 1hare payable July 1 to stockholdeni of record June
15.
Bromar e11ter. llawaii rnarket
Hogue Brokerage Company, Honolulu, hu be·
come the newest food brokerage divtalon of Bromar.
Inc. of Newport. Beach. ·
The meraer represents Bromar's entry Into the
Hawaiian market and mark.I the l~th food brokerage
office to operate u a dJvilion or Bromar lnc.
Irvine firm acquires r ealty
Irvine Financial Contultants, I nc . a Ne wport
Beach-baaed real estate ayndicalion llnn. announced
the acqulaltion of Braucht Really, Fullerton
In March, Irvine Financial completed the pur-
chue of S & S Realton and Investment.I, a real est.atf
flnn with offices in Placentia and Yorba Linda.
New company formed
WUllarn A. Terry. former president of Lear Sie-
gler'• data product.I dlvilton, announced the fonnation
of Epic Computer Products Inc., a Fountain Valley
desianer~nwlufacturer-dlatributor of small computer
1yatema., periphera.la and 90ftware
Epic Computer Producu resulted from the merger
of MQI Computer Product.a, a aeven-year-old national
computer peripherals diatrlbutor, and Epic Computer
Corp .. a one-year-old manufacturer of rrucrocomputer
1yatema and aoftware.
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rowing trash output
oseS,,county problem
Day in and day out, Orana•
ty produce1 about 9,000 tona
18 inllllon poundl -of rubbtah
at ultimately end up ln four
unty aovernment-owned land·
·Now, accordtnl to a 6ack·
round paper prepared by a
nt WNte management 1tudy
-.. -•ttee, a 0 n.abbllh crilil" may
ln the off m,.
Following are a few of the
e1 the committee flnd1 trou-
-The Coyote Canyon land-
111, located on Irvine Company
nd ln Irvine, la operating on a
th-to-month leue "and could
clmed 1hould a new leue not be full[ negotiated." About 60
rcent o the county's rubbish
w goea to Coyote Canyon.
-For five years, the county
aa been working to open a re-
lacement for Coyote Canyon at
e Canyon, located east of the
arine Corpe Air Statlon, El Toro.
. . . Neighborhood resis~ ia
ui.ng to that Ii te."
-The landfill in Santiago
yon could be filled ln two to
hree yeara. "A replacement for
that alw hie not been planned."
-Lona-term plan• for ex-
panaton of th• Olinda landflll tn
the north t'OW\ty reaton have been
1caled-down amta clttzen com-
plalnta. If Bee c.anyon ll opened,
Ollnda would lut another et1ht
yean.
The landfill aqueew and what
the county 1hould do to allevtate lt
la under study by Engln~rlng
Sclencea, Inc., a conaulting firm
hired by the county.
The study hu not been com-
pleted. But, according to the
background paper, work to date
ha1 shown that landfllls 1tlll
would be required even if novel
aalvage and ao-called ret0urce re-
covery programa were initiated.
Whatever the final outcome
of the study, the paper makes one
thing rather clear: The days of
no-charge dumping at county
landtilla are faat comlnJE to an end.
Neither new landfill aTtes nor re-
source recovery technology come
cheap.
But regardleaa of coat, it
would appear the county i.a going
to need more of both if thi.a latest
crisis i.a to be reckoned with.
ugar news not sweet
President Reagan has issued usiltance program, cornerstone of
n order that will save the gov-the adminlstration'a foreign policy
nunent $400 million. ln the area. Reagan said he would
It sounds great. But it's n ot teek extta financial aid to affected
e good news it appears to be on na tiona, which export large
he surface, because American amounta of sugar to the U.S., on
naumen will be stuck with a $3 top of the $350 million he has al-
illton bill as a result. Our Con-ready proposed.
reaa apparently believea Jt {1 a Agriculture Department offi-
1.re nece-1ty to protect domestic cials also hope higher U.S. prices
gar producers from the terrible will pump more money to the su-
naequences of competition, and gar exporters.
agan's order means sugar prices The effect of the quota on the
! headed upward. Caribbean la an open question, but
The president imposed a there is no mystery about the i.m-
. hly restrictive quota on impor-pact on American consumers 1ugar, becauae prospecta for a ·
rge world crop have driven • Like the 1candalou1 dairy
rlce1 down to 9 cents a· pound. support program, the sugar ~ve-
ithout an import quota, a sugar away is a perfect example of Con-
rice-aupport program enacted last gre. giving the federal store away
ear would obllgate the federal to pleue special interest groups.
ovenunent to buy and store huge Faced with a bad choice of
unta of do~ sugar lf pricea either spending tax money to buy
id not reach the support level of 1ugar or re1trlctlng import.a, the
6.75 cents a pound. president evidently believed an
The quota's purpose-la to re-additional HOO million in federal
trlct 1ugar supplies and drive spending would be unacceptable
rices to around 20 cents a pound. with the deficit reachJng record
of theAlea.rly 500 million tons heights.
f 1ugar Americans uaed last year There is a third choice which
aa foreign-grown. From now would spare both the Treasury
ntil June 30, only 220,000 tons and the consumer: Repeal or
be imported. The quota will be draatically reduce the subsidy
djulted quarterly. program and let the sugar growers
Critics estimate the move will compete ln the free market. They
oat con1umer1 $3 billion at the don't need handouts, the govem-
tail level. ment doesn't need the added ex-
The quota could also have an pense and the public doesn't need
mpact on the Caribbean Basin the higher prices.
V program logic baffles
We can hardly wait untll next
all when CBS brlnga UI 1uch in-
llectual and brilliantly planned
elevlalon 1how1 as "Square
ep.'' "Malna M.alone,., "Gloria,"
'The Good Witch of Laurel Can-
on" and "Bring 'Em Back Alive."
Each aounda like a production
hat has been fully reeeatthed and
plemented with talented 1tan,
ood wrttera and excellent dlrec-
n.
Why, one or two of them
lght even last three or four
eeka.
And there will be the added
benefit of not having to watch
"Lou~ Gr,nt."
Ttrit 1how waa extremely
lucky to lMt five tea80nl.
With UM! excepUon of l'.d >....
ner and five or 1bc other perfor-
men on the thaw, who turned in
aood acttna jobs?
And can you believe those
IClipea? Why, they were real-life
ancf 8CX:\U'aW and t.hat'1 not aood
te'8YWan.
On top of that, the wrltln1
•
was such that you could under-
stand the plot. Who wants to tum
on a program like that?
The fact that the 1how was an
award-winning one should have
no bearing.
.A. Jamea H. Roeenfield, vke
president of CBS Broadcast Group
put it: "I think there's a definite
move towards llghter, more fan-
tasy, and more comedy type,
eacapilt entertainment."
He felt, " 'Lou Grant' became
a very heavy 1-ue ahow -and I
think the pUbUc had had it."
ROHnJ.teld said the deciaion
was bated aolely on ratlnp, and
hll cred.Jbillty ia enhanced bv the
fact that ''Cqney & Lacey,r' the
replacement, nad even lower ra-
tlnga.
He deniea that pollttca and Ed
Alner'• blah vl1lbllity on union·
lam, El Salvador and other topiaJ
of late had an)'1htna to do wttJi it.
And how '10Uld anyone doubt
Jamea H. Roeenf leld, vice pr•I·
dent of CBS 8roedc:Mt Group?
Oplntom l)lptffMd 1"'1f\f s~• •DoVt •r• thoM of the O•llY Piiot. Other vltwt ••· PrtHed on tnl• ~ .,. those ot thetr authon and er11st•. Rudtr (Ommtnt is In~••·
ed. Addr•H 'The D•ily Piiot, P.O. 8oJI IS.0, Cost• MeM, CA '92•2•. Phon. (714) 64~·4321. \
Hunger strike for freedom
W ASHINOTON -MOllt Sovteta who
want to leave their homeland belooa to
the opprelled lide of communiat IOdety.
But I can now report the cue of • wo-
man from the Soviet upper Cl'Ult who la
eo desperate to emigrate that ahe began a
hunger strike this week ln hopel of for-
rlnR the Kremlin to let her go.
The woman'• neme la Tetyen•
Y enhov Lozanaky. She la 29 yean old
and the dauahter of one of the 20 top
generals ln the Red Army. Her father,
Iven Yenhov, 11 chief of 1taff of the
Soviet Unlon'• dvU defenM prosram.
TATYANA IS A gray-eyed, dark-
haired beauty who WM re19ed ln the lap
of bourpola luxury that ii evallable to
f1mllle1 of the Soviet hlerercby. The
aenerel end hl1 wife live Jn a larae.
luxurious aper1ment ln Moecow and own
two dachu, one ln the Moecow suburbe
end the other in the Black Sea re10rt are•.
Yenhov has a chauffeured llmowl1ne
et hJa beck and call, and hJa wtfe allo haa
a car available -a true mark of dl1-
c.1nction ln the communiat ariatocrecy. In
1hort, U ever a Soviet dti.zen 1hould be
content with her aituation, it would be•
pampered 1eneral'1 daughter like Ta-
tyana Yeral\ov.
But when she wu 18, Tatyana made a
1erloua m11take: She fell ln love with
Edward Lozanaky, a Jewt.h phylidat.
They married and had a child. >.. the yeen puled, Lor.anaky became
lncreuingly dllilluaioned with the res-
trictive Soviet l)'ltem. Then he wu fired
for d'8cull1na Andret Sakharov, the di.a~
lident pbylidat, ln ie. than the offidally
required cenm of holtility. He wu out of
wock for two yan.
Lcnanaky'1 lnfluenUal father-in-law
volunteered to help in 1ettJn1 en exit
_____ Q
JICI 11111111 ~
via. But the pneral pemwied Loian-
lky that he mU1t first divorce Tatyana. It
w11 only a technicality, the general
pl"Omi.ed, • peper divorce that would be
rectified when he tent hJa daughter and
grandchlld out later.
Gulled by Yenhov'1 .. urances, Lo-
zanaky left Ruala and came to the Un-
ited States, only to find that the general
had lied to him. Yenhov had no intent-
ion of lettina Tatyana and the child leave
the Soviet Union. He uad hi.I political
clout, not to aet Tatyana permilaion to
leave Ruala, but to keep her there.
That w11 in late 19'16. Since then,
Tatyana h., tried d~rat.ely to leave
the Soviet Union and the father of
he!' child. She app for an emigrant
vlaa on her own, end w11 promptly
kJcked out of the 11'9duate prosram at
the Zellnaki Inatitute of Orpnic Chem1-
1try.
From W11hin1ton, where he now
llvea, Lounaky did what he could to gel
hJa femily out. He even wrote an ap~al
to Soviet President Leonid BrMhnev, to
no avail.
TATYANA'S DESPAIR t. clear In a
letter 1he managed to 1mugle out to
friend• In thl1 country. My a11ociate
Lucette Lagnado hu .een the letter.
"On May 10, I wlll begin my flnel
hunter strike, which will oontinue until
my daU&}lter and I receive ~nru..ton to
emlsrate," she wrote.
Ker father "refu.ea to 1ign the pepen
rele.,lng me from any material obll1a-
Uont toward hJa retittment," ahe wrote.
Thia ll a reference to one of the official
reuont Soviet authoritiea have liven for
not letlinl Tatyana emipte: She muat
1tick around to take care of her fat.her in
case hi• pension Isn't large enough to
1Upport him in hi.I old age.
Th.at, of coune, ll • bucket of wann
bor.cht. In the flr1t place, the Soviet
conttltutlon obllgatn the 1tate tO take
care of the elderly. And even without
this guarantee, a three-star general'•
pension would need no 1upplement from
an unemployed chemiat.
"l begin my hunger lltrike becaWlt' I
have no other choice," Tatyana wrote. "I
want only to reunite my family -a buic
human nght."
(Th1:s week tn Washington Lounsky
remarried Tatyan11 by proxy with Rep.
Jack Kemp as best man and Sen. Boben
J. Dole as witness.)
Court no help on reapportionment
The Supreme Court'• rejection of the
appeal by Republican leaden to over-
turn the reapportionment plan for con-
gremmonaJ districta may not have 1etLled
the luue but It makes clear California
voters can expect little help from the
(ederaJ court.I In getting a ralr 1hake ln
representation.
The emphuis to that conclU1lon wu
given the same day by a federal court
panel In Waahlngton which ruled the
redlltrictlna plen for the 1tate Senate
wu not in violation o ( the federal Voting
Rlahta Act eve n though It leevea two
dlltricta unrepre.ented for two years.
THE COURT ACTIONS were attempta
to brine before the tribunals the outra-
geou• gerrymanderlna of the congres-
sional end lel!•latlve dl.ttrictll achieved
by the Democratic dominated Legt,la-
ture and approved by a Democrft-iov-
ernor.
Other actiona broupt ln Loe Angele9
and San Joae chaJlenilnl the leplity of
leevlna two Ref ubUcan dl.Jltricta unre-pr~ented untl 1985 ere yet to heve
JUdae. .. ,ane<t to the cue1.
The irony of the latest court ruUnca II
that It w11 the Warren Court'•
"one-man, one voi." mandate the Be-
pub1Jcan1 were ukina the cow1a to up-
hold. But the collective acttona of the
courta would 1eem to ,mcttcete the courta
will be reluctant to Interfere w ith the
Legislature'• restructuring o ( datr1cta,
regardless o( how outrageous the boun-
darie. may be, 10 long u they give 10me
semblance o( equally distributing the
population.
A further Irony of the Warren ecf1ct,
Intended to provide equal representa -
tion. is that the "orie-man, one-vote''
llll llTlll
' ' theory 11 a myth. Simply d ividing the
total population Into equal d lltricts
stompe on community of interest and
lgnore1 the natural emnomic dlvlllona of
the 1tate. Furthermore, by denying the
exlat.lna pollllcal, geographic and netural
boundarle1 of the 1tate, it permlta the
horre ndou1 gerrymandering accom-
plished by the current Le1lsl1ture
wh~reb dlltricta have t:>Hn carved out
es to fevor ethnic groups whU«!
ot er dr1trlct bounderle1 heve been
drawn to benefit 1pedflc! pef"990S, and .U
to aid the Democratic Peny.
Even without t~ blatant vlolat1on1
of the Conetttutlon the adherence to
population a1 a ba1l1 for reapportion·
m e nt would fall to achieve the
"one·man. one-vol£• goal " For, as Sec-
retary of St.ate March F'ong Eu'11 report
on the voters within the vanoua dtstricta
shows, the numbeni of regilt.ered votens
between the variow. dtBtrict.s is far from
equal
CONGRESSIONAL d11tricta range in
size from 320,000 voters down to 127,000.
Assembly districts vary from 200,000
down to 44,000 while the Senate disUicU
spread from :Wl,000 down to 117,000.
The reason for theae dl.spantie1 resta
in the fact that equal populationl do not
produce equal numbers of registered
voters. Some d1strict1 have far more
underage children than others. And
many urban d istrict.I are heavily popu-
lo ted by ahens. Since neither have vo-
ting rights their Inclusion In reappor-
tionment dlstor1a the Warren decision. If
the di.strict boundarie1 were bued upoo
registered voters an entirely different
result would be produced from that ar-
nved at by the Leglalature.
Whtie the boundaries drewn by the
Legislature may yet be overturned by
the referendums on the June ballot. it
seems clear from the Legl1l1ture'1 ef-
'forts 1lnce 1966, when the Warren rullna
wu tint put lnto effect, that future ~
districting ahould be performed by ICJme
agency other than the Leglalature If the
voten are to get fair repreeentatlon.
Pursuing a goal differs from seeking 'more'
No matter what you write, no matter
how clearly or fully or condlely, it $21'
be m11interprct.ed. Several reedera, for
lntwnce, have taken excep,tion to • r&-
cent column of mine, 'Enou1h la
Enou1h," In whleh I 1u11eaa!it
~
Ood-1lven Umltatlon1. And, by end
l1r1•. th•te::frateful for whatever ,Sfta have ven them, rather than
rnentful of ot en who 1tarted with
more. l lt la only when we begin to accept
ourselvee that wo c1n be1ln to exc.H
owtelvee. h la only when we compete
aplnet ounelvee that we brtna °'i' tbe
beet In ourHIVff; com~tln1 •l•lnet
othtn•10o ot\era br1np out the won& In
ou.ntlva And lt II only whlD ....... ii
tnOUlh In the ........ ot ~-" thet ... find out who w. ....Uy are, and wbal'"
can rM1Jy do, tn the re.tm ol pk.
'I
-1 ..... ..::u • ,...,2111•
I MAWMM.e
CW.1"9¥
"~"°'*"I .. ''"*'· Dr. TlltickNllla ,..,..(f'tQ
1••"80Mn GeaNIW
MOMIWI ...... --·**•" . ._ 8od)oguerd" ,,,,,, Clwta ... ..._.
Adem ~The -lllcl .. • Chicago tllefl
tlCMol l'llM .. friendl wltll
the IOhool OU1ceel Md
tooel'* !My lland up to
... cr\111 glf'8 wtlldl Md
perMGUted tMm bOlll ·..a•
... ALL .. THS 'A*Y -~TWITH
Q.9ft "°' .,. I ....... ~ ...... ..,....,.......,. 1., ....... ...... • tw.v o.va AM* I ::,,.,,.--• ....... "
....... tutM tile 4017th
IMC> pen pal• !Of foul1tl
I .... Nell In the ...... .
......... Wll.D ••••WOf'T ~ ..
ll'MT&I ··aun-SNdow" Cl> ...... t.WIAZJNI
A ptoflle of pop lif9W ()ti.
vie Newton-John, •
dlYoroe -In ~ Iha c:Nldfen wwe oMlf' cueto-
~ ol the hOUH.
Q INTMT ""*'91HT
TONIGHT
The -iduelon of ....
on the..,_ of IN elllR
8Tl9..,...,..
~: Jotll'I 0.-. 00 ON VACATION WfTH
lllCGV "'°'*IMO ......
AIWMted. JllNfty ~
trtM to ptOCIWe .... -
TV tflOW but ""* ..
trec:ll dOWft vac:etlOnlng
•••Mick~ ........ ~ lid Md Ptueo.
CD) Tt9 WAY IT WM
"1147 W0tld • ., .....
8'oofl¥1 Dodfer9 VL ....
Yon Yemnll-(P.,, 1)
CZ)MOYll
• •• ''lledlboerd Jun.
.... (1"6) '*"" ford,
A1wM F<MClle. A d I dlr lhd
~...,.......,..to
19lof• «der In • ~
ualnlng ac:hoot -•'•
'-'"• ........ _and ...,..,_,._taken rooc
7:19. t ON Tt9 TOMI ,.....,,. •• vi.It to ,..,..,_
ldl'• ol ,..,. aad fot • '°°* .. .. """"* In -··Md ....... unOer• ~ .,, lntaMew wtOI
Y'D""t edutl9 wN> ,._
MO¥ed b-* In wltt\ INlr .......
1 9,M&YlleUO
lAVPNI & tHIN.IV
&O!Ot#/lltt
~~INt tlle
M •• ~ II moxtng
rotltlety wi1h tom-
• IYIONL..A.
FMtwed· • rapo<t on .. ~ .,,..,.,, .. ; • tapon
on ··1aet tllbe" bebl99; •
report on W9lgfn kle9 and
dieting .... A•t•H
Hft'llaya glvea up joll•
... a-...~10
1:9 clf ~AC DOUCIM ··~/LlttfP ~ ....... ~
··~" Vlctot 8ofgt ~ .. OWfl ......
IMloor In .,, bp4oretion of
CHNJNn LISTINCS
UNP AI R REQUEST -Diana (Lynn
R«tpave) rejects M unta1r a requen to pve a ma,k.e.up exam to a failing atudent
on •'Teacbert Only'' tonight at 9:80 on
KNBC (4).
Iha Impact of ianouaoe on
culture. Q
0 YOU All<ID '°" rr F'9tured; "Georgia Gold·
llalda.. and "Belly Buell·
~~
• • ~ ''The Halat" (111711
CllatlM ~. Virne
Ual A Fftr>Ch hOOdlum
ltlM 10 follow In Ille
loot•ieo. of N1 Amarlc;arl oano-t• hero, JoM DIM·
lfp 'R'
al>U .. \U
.... Yori& Yen•-at Call-
tcwnte Angall l:OO . Cl) THI INCMDl9la
HUU(
Dllvld -~ for en anti·
dOt• lot a powerlUI llac:ler·
la wNch hal c:ontam1nated .,_,,
G QIMALNOPLI
faelutad lllklnl-c:tad
b0•«9; Canadian l'IOCll9Y
playeta ""° .,. Pf leal•.
Chi9I Cr tzy HorM llCUlpt-
ed In a mountain (R)
• MOYll * • • ,_. "Hlg11 81eir1e"
11141) Ida luolnO. Hum-
P'V*'I' Boga-1 A O.,._ on IN run-. a~
tul girl In 1M mountalnl • 0 THS CMllATUT
'!JABl~HMO
""' lnltfN11one9y lewed
...... plOll to • ..,
dMdty-gaa •• a -
pro1 .. 1 concert wt.era
Tony and Anonoa'1 band ;r1.;;.tno (Al
•••\f "The ~Uc
!ngllahwoman ( t1175J
Olenda JllCllaor'I Mldlml Ca6na A .. 11.,·1 .,.,._
clone -conlltrned 'Aflet1 ........... IO\w llPPM'• ••
1"* hOl'M wlthOul en lnvt-
tMlon. ......... ~
A ptolla of pop lit'O*' 0.-
v I e Newton-John, a
dlllotoa -In wHctl Ille
c:hlldr .. -· ~ cueto-dt of the houM
• MTT\.UTA14
QAlACT1CA
The Qelac:llc:e 1ac:H
~ t.om • c:r-of
~ "'*"'*'O.lhe moel
~ WMPOfl In hltl1o-
'l:.1'9r11) . ..,.,,.~
"~" Vlc:lor Botge °'*• .. °""' 199ciat IMHftOf In en exploretlcwl of
the Imped ol I~ on
euftute.Q
• CAUfOMIA ~
"'The V...,.' L0tne o,_
t9lrlewa Ille gtOW!h of C~
lotnla egtteulllH• In the
SalltlMV...., CB>lilOYtl • * ''MeMn And Howard"
( 1M0) Paul LeMat. JMOn
f'oberdt. An OlhetwlM
unltnown gu 11at1on
af1endanf dalml IO lie the
rightM heir to Hofwerd
Hugha1· llllllon dolle1 ... , ... ".
(l)ICZAMI
"Yoga F« HMlth" .MOYll
• *'-' ""-'-St1wt"
'Eleanor:' • reviews era:
KOC& 100) 1:10, KCSt (18) t :OO -0~'• Chall•nc•: Race to the Sky." llr Edmund Hillary'• 1877 expedlUon
fl'Cm the a.n.. delta to lta IOW'Ce In the
JlimUayM la documented.
IC.NXT (2) 9:00 -11Eleanor, nm Lady of
\b9 World." The Ute of Eleanor Roe.Veit
.,. thl death ot .... huaband, Piwident
rnnk1lft Rooeewlt, la chroolded. Review
below. '
KN.,C (4~0 -"Teacherl Only."
Prinalpal r orden Diana to efve a
maJte.:up t.t. Photo at left •
KA.BC (7) 10:00 -11It11 Not EUy Bein'
Me." Valerie Perrine, Aretha Fs:ankUn
and BW Murray jo&n Rodney Dangerfield
ln hit flnt prime time 1peclal. Review
below.
....... Oft MY«el CMltlaWt
wflO INdcad end ,~ '*" .... Illa ~ tafeettcl
"""" • l.OYI. A.....cAN
ITY\.I
"love Md t11e Sweat SI•·
lean" A biganllll with thtee ...,.. ,._ • ..,,..
Judge. "'--Alld The 8111
lodge" Den end i..-11 fO
on their hona)'moon.
• .,_ICA:THI
llCONO 09IMf( .MCMI
• • ... "°"1 Of leMon"
(1175) Cliff Rot>artaOn,
v-flladgtave. Old ptobleme ,_,_ whell
'°'"* loYeta rnMI again
.. "" ofl-Maton MUlde
reeOtt.
U:m ~MOYW
• • "Otaduatlon 0.y"
( 11111 Ch1111opha1
0-ge, l .J PNk.,, A
mad,.,..,, le IMll to mutd«
ell IN ttadl 1tat1 of a high
tcNIOI end no one -to know wtM> II II
tl:IO 8 8 LA ft NIGHT WfTH
O.YIO Lnl'IMIAH
O~ta. lllm bull Ken MU<·
rey; c:ot'lledtan Rlch••d
lewll, format Malla hit
men 8uMy Olbeon end hill
~*"'*°· Repweta MU·
iota. ·=-•• *'-'"Tile Eddy Oul:hln
llOtY" ( 115e) Tyrone Pow-
., • Kim Noolak ,.. ....
Eddy Duc:hln flghll to
make It IO Ille top of Na
pt~
·=-AHO OMANIZATIONI
(D)MOYW
*ti "The HMfM" ( 19110)
Trilfl VenOeotlwe, JoMc>/I
Cooen. A ldlOCll te.c:lhat' •
vecat)On .. """ Into •
nlglltm.• ~ • emall-
,_ lewY*'• ltlee 10 "'*'
her to .. llriM of lnMnlty t•• fllCMI • • • "The UghC Tha1
feled" (1139) AorWd Col-
,_., W.... ""*'°" A .,..,,.. wlttl falllng tight
......,.,.. 10 tlnleh hie
~ onty lo-hit!
model deettoy It. .MCMI
•••• ''The ..... Wllo
Shoe Uberty Valence"
l1N2) J-81-att,
John Wayne. A mM t1Me
to t;JIOtY llWtlM he wrOtnfh
acceptl Iha c:tedll for
gunning down a noCOtloul oun..
(Z)MOVll
• • "Rude Boy" (19801
Atty Gange. The muelc: of
The Ci.ti 11 ,_lured tn •
look .. tN em1.ii pun11 -1:10• MOYll
• • "The Prealdtnl'•
Plane .. MIMtng" ( 1171)
Buddy EllHn. Petet
~ The lllc:e l)feaidenl
''*-~ 'Aflet1 All FOfoe
Ona ~· wfttl the .,,.....,,. Oft bO«d.
t:tl~=
• ... "Pldt-up Sutnmeor"
( 1H 1) Mic:f\MI Zetnldier.
Cet1 Marolll. A rowdy
Qtoup of )'Ollng toughl and
high tchool kldl vie for Ille
pinball cNllnjlb'llNp •1 •
local arc.de 'A'
1 ........
.MOYll * * * "Mod«n Ron\llnc.a'' (1111) Albert llOOkt,
~ Hatrold. A film
editor ttlel ,..,...adly to
win tlac:k the hHt1 of Ille
wom1111 he IOvee. 'A'
1:M Cl() MOVlll
•• • "Caveman" (tHt) RlflQo ltatr. Dannie Quaid
Tiit down191\ rnernllet of•
barely human PJtllitlOflO
tribe begin• 10 dlawvw
U1•t llfeln.1 end not llfawn
wllf be the key 10 hll peo.
pla'a .,,.....,.. 'PO' 1MI ..wa t:OO MOVll * * Y, "Whl1Ulng In Olxle"
(11421 Rad Sllelton, Ann
RuthatfOtd A tlldlo detec:•
1111e goee down South on
hit! llOl '*V"'OOll end d•
cover• 11ranoe avant•
~ting.
(t)MOVll
"Family Man" Ed """'*·
~ Jeclleon. Only .,..
he'IMg .,, ..... .,.. • man ,..... hie llfl6ollt
reep i 1'e'lt1i111 to CICNta. 2:11>. MCWll
• •• "TM Aad Tent" ( 1171) ,...., find\, 8-1
Connery A 1121 lllgh1 10
,,..,... .. downed, and, ...
c:ueta attempt to reac:fl Ille
llrended er-. JM. NIWt .-i MOVll
y-* • ,_., "Cynata" ( t1321
ROt\ald Cotman. Kay F ren-
Cla A 8'1tlah llafttller UIM
tilt wue·1 at>Mnee u •
lime IO tllile up with a gllrf
from the WOtlllng c.... .
(()MOW * "llioOcl eam..·· (1N0)
Telly S.11valH , Eddie
Alberl A l>Ordef' patrolmen ''* 10 tiring lendownen whO traffic: 1t1 llleg .. ....,,_
10 11'9~ OMOYIE
• ..... ''Deadly a-·
( tllt t) Sam 0.00ft'I. OICll
Butllua. A women 1eturna
to Mr hometown to In-·
ugateher llelaf"a~
ouadM\h ·A'
~10 CR) MIOYll
•••"The~
tlon 01 Emlty" ( 1914)
J•m•• Gerner, Jull•
Alldrewa RomllNla gtOWI
.,.._ • 8tttJlfl -....,, °""' and • --olc: otll-'* M9IQt\lld to PfcMde Ille
"'P9"lew9 wt\h Ille lullwlae
Of hotna I:,. Cl) MOVlll • * • 'loolllng Fat Mr
Goodtlw'' ( 11177) oi-
KMton. T~ Weld A
1oclally repranad
1choo11e1c:her •••k• ••dt-t II~ l~llng llnglat .,.,. and klf'lng ,,., •
loul men Into on.night
11end• 'A' uoe MOV1l * • • "Wlllatling In The
Dar1t" (11411 Aad 81tatton.
Ann Ru111erlord A weird
cull captUIH • tedlo
detac:11ve
1:41CC)MOW
• "Tiie Fifth FloOf" ( 1180)
Bo Hopll lnl. Olenne Hull.
An -youngWCWNWl le
lnc:Mc«ated In • bizarre
rnan1al h099ital ....,,.,. vlo-
'-ICa end dtug •llU• .,.
fhf> O"IW of Iha da)I. 'R'
4:30. W1't/l.M TO THI eonou M THI MA '1'ha Merl ,..,, ..
JOHN DARLING
'Dangerfield' funny
T11ICC)••1'olllr ...... "
( ft1'tl Lind• llelt, Jim
ltey. A tldl and llllan*I
~ ••udtn• Ml• out 10 VIM a ,_..,, .... ..,. danoe
OOfWf ...,.,. ,........
i.---.·..o·
7;80 CJ) * • * * "The lllN Oldt" (1940) w.c. Flelda.
Una ,.,.. .. , A 111111 lned•
•1tntly folll • rob«Mwy and le twetcMd Iha IOb of '** gyerd, lotdng '*" 10 tao.areal~ •
.. (j) • * ''Tiie ... Holl''
( 1171) Mulmlllen Sollal .
Row1 FOtll.,, 'fvaua
......... Tile Ct-of e
llllwle4lc ~ ...
cov9f1 anothe r v•H•I
l*Ohed Oft Iha adft of e
formation wNoll pullt t/IY-
thlng naert>y Into a tlant
VOid Wflat• time Md..,_
o.... to eall1 ''°' •••• y, "My Body·
gwerd" ( 1171) Chrl1
M•k•p•ec•. Ad em
8aldwtn The NW kid al e
Chlcego high ac:hool "*'• fri.nd9 With Ille ICllOOI cMc:M1 end logelh-
« INy eland up to the Otu·
.. gang wtllell llacl pet•
MC1Uttc1''*"1101h ·po·
t:a0 00 * • "Savage H.,.....t"
(1HO) Tom lkettltt,
MlcNlle PNtU4J9. An Alrl·
-cltoughl dtlvea Wiid anllMN Into j)OC)Ulated
.,_,'PO'
t:OO (,C) •• * .. ~ ..
(I ... ) Nal.ile Wood. Ian
8annan. A neglaCted wlle
dado. to diegutell herMll
end •ob her hultlend'•
bank
(%) * • • "The ldolmell·
.... (1lllO) Atty .,,.,.~.
Toval'I fe6d"1Ufl A rnMI'
pu69tlw,...,,., -.,..,.
lout playe 10 c:atlPUfl t.-o
tMfM99"1 Into pop 81ng·
~ 911tdom •P(J' t:ao• ••"T•• .. Tarror"
( 1135) "°"" Weyne. Gabby
Hey9. A cowboy ridden
with gull! OY« Ille dMlll of
hie baet ftland dec:toel to
bacofne a peaoelUI ptOll·
pec:IOf
10100 (Jj) • • • "Toudled ly ~· (1NO) o.ootllfl Raf.
1111, OWla '--A nurlll>g
trelMa .,._ to bring •
llandleapped girl out "' • deep daprenlon lly
ancoutegit'O ..., to COf,..
eoond with ,,., Idol, (Me
Praeley. 'PG'
CI J *** "Julle''(1tse1
OOtll Day. L~ Joutden.
A woman ..._ her MC>
ond IMNrld ....,, IN
~heltJledlWfWwt
hueband In order 10 ,,.,,., ..... • * * • -t :·Feth« OI TN Bride" (1850) SpatlC*
Tracy, £llub9lh Teytor. A
19'har ~leflCltl .. of
... joye and llMdac:flee
lrwolWd wllll Ille ,,...,. ..
Ilona ICW Ille daugllter'I
11*1cs::: ~ Rtgh!.
Jec:il" ( 1tNIO) Ian Carml-
c:hMI, p..., .....,. In
ltytng 10 do a good IOb lor
.. unde In a lac:tcwy. •
w•ll·mHnlng llumblet
•ctwally upHI• tna
CtOOlted ac:herna hi. unda
'-90 CM.ttvM!y planned
(%) * • * "The Laoperd"
(1H31 Burt 1..a11c: .. 1.,.
Claudia C.,dlnllle. 0.,1-
llaldl'a 1MO tnvallon of
8lc:Jly raall19 In Ille demo-
tion of Ille et1111ocre11 In
Ille aodel Older
11::1D. * .... "H-
Straat" (1111g1 IWrllon
F0td. lMlay-Anne Down.
An American plot ,... In
lo¥t with • mented &lglllfl
nutaa durtfll Woftd W• M,
than Mlllafkl on • dartng
~lor-Mr~
l>and lrom enemy IOf-•PQ·
tl:GO• •• ··~1nlaf.
tlfftof •'. ( 11•1) "°bert
y~ --, .... ,.. ............. ........... -...:-: ..........
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............ 0'eel9.A ....,, ................ . .,., ........ ~···I ..... lfl ......... :.i ......., .... ~ ....
, W ...... llJl ... l'IUI,
"•n•ur'd"-....-,0' Cl>••·---&ll'tll" ,,.,,.......,~. _,..,'°' ~ Tiwea peo-
ple Mein • .,.anti*'
r--lnOt...,.,..W.
l•o• 111•1 c~ntlnOH ""~ ... __ ...
_. .. mtt1111 of IN '10..
'R' '*' ~ •• ''TN Men Wltll 8oil•t'1 'ace" I 1tl0)
Aobat1 leccH, ()!Me Hw-
My A man deCldee to
~,. !Htttytt and
pfly9icel ~.,_ to
,_.,.. 11111 llCfaen Idol
'PO'
1::1D •••• ''The ldc*Nlll·
., •• (1NO) Atty ...... ~.
Tovllh ,.....,. A ,...,._
pulatlw INLNg9r -v•· IOua plOya to catapult two 1 taen·agat9 Into pop 11119-
lng llerdMI 'PO'
1;41(Z)••••"Tha ...
Olc:tl'' ( 19401 w.c. Field•.
Una M«k•. A man lnad-
Wttently folll • tobtlety
and la -dad IN JOO of
l>anll guard, lorCing Nm to
·-a ,.., llONtl.tp 2:00 fl) ••• ·-n.~
a.tllOn Ot Elttll(' ('""I
J am•• O*'"*'· Julla AndT-AomattCa gtOWI .,.._ . .,....,, -.....
ow and • non-lletolc ofll.. '* Malgt'9d 10 prOYide ""' eupet10t1 Mth IN luaurilil
of home
1:00 fJ * *'A "legend OI Tile
loel" I 11571 Jofln Wayne,
Soc>t"e Lor... T--end•-~lhe
Saha<• l0t • 1091 dty con·
1atn1no •large Ir_,,•
(t0 * * "Take Thie Joel
And 8hOve It" ( 1911) Aot>-
.,, .... Batb«• HarlMy
A yol#\0 c:«poJele -I
live """ 11110 teelalanct
when lie returns to hie
hometown 10 r...tfellm a I
c:ompeny t>r-.y. 'PG'
Cl) * * * '"' "Tiie kNI Sueon1" (118'1 Alall Aki•. Cetol Burnafl Tiv•
c:ouplaa. .., doM, long·
time lrlenda, axperienoa
l)fo4ound Changee In INlr
••tlonlflipl 'Aflet1 -"' th• marrl•g•• dl1ln-
t9at• ·PG'
4:IO (I ) ••._."The Looney.
l~. Looney .. ._.
ny Movie" ( 1911) """'1al·
ad VcMcel by Mel Ilene.
"'-Forwy ,.._ mMerlll
.. blended with old Ill .....
conpilallOn of CIMalc F rlU
FreMnQ "Looney T-"
IHtUtlng Bug1. Dally
Oudl. POtlly Pig. Y~
Sam. T_.,. Ple and OCll-
ar1 from Iha c:ar1oon _ .... ·o·
1:00 (C) • .. Roller 8oogla ..
( 19711) Linda 8lalr. Jlftt
8t ey A tldl and talent.a
lflU9lc atuOent .... out to
Win • roler.-.tlng --00111MI belora ~
her IM:llM. 'PG' 9 • * ~ "Nigl'1lwlng"
( 1179) Nici! Mancuao.
Oa\lld w-The.,.,...
lion of .~
"-1 region le terronnd
by hundtadl of ...wnc>ir•
ball~ Invade the ., ..
In -_.,.,. 'Aflet1 "'911t I• 'PG'
( Z) •• * "Minnie """ Moekowll!'. ( t9721 Gene
Rowfanoe. ~ C-I Ml. A mMmetc:lled coupe
llruggle to tamaln togatl\-•
• ~le It.it meriy dlf. ..,.,_
uo 00 •• ''The Appia OWTlc>-
llng Geno Alctee AO*lfl''
(1079) Tim Conwey. Don
Knotll A pelt of ..Cem
out1-try lo .,.. !tie
1111e11 and ,,.,.,_ ·o· ..
by Arms~rong & Batluk .
.Cf
I.
I
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ChrlltJn• Jor1•nMn, ft, 1ay11he haa no cfioubt that her aex =~e wu the rtaht
l'RBSNO(AP)-
Chrlatine Jcqemen aaya
bl' hlahly publlclied
••x-chan1e operation
':'three dec:adea aao cave '* the ldendty ahe nee--~ to flqd "haf plneaa leod aontmtment.
!Ma. Joraenaen, now !', aakl ln a ~•J>eech to 'Ftesno State Univenity
f'Jldenta that ahe de-
F.tbea people who have
d auch operation•
iranagender" rather
diln tramleXUal.
•14Sexuallty la who you
eleep with, but gender la
Who you are," ahe ex-
·~·La1una Beach
• r.fdent said ahe hM no
;~ubt that chan1in1 • m Geor1e Jor1en.aen
: "· to Chriatine Jor1en-
wu the ri&ht thine
•• her. J :"I've found a areal ·~tal of happlneaa and
'tdntentment," ahe aald.
j!1finally flndlnf who I ·Mil and where belonc 1n the acheme of thln.p
'"61....d .. . .,___...
. ingle
parents
to meet
"Single Parenting," a
two-part lecture aeries
deai1ned to help each
p&rtidpent develop akWa
.. a aingJe part!nt, will be
offered at Orange c.c.t
C.Ollege in c.o.ta Mesa.
The aeries meeta on
two Fridays. May 14 and
21, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in occ·. Science Lecture
Hall One. Fee for the
teries la $4, and reptra-
tlon will be conducted at
the door.
Llcenaed marria1e,
lamlly and child ~
,for Mary Bruggeman
will be the lecturer. She Ja worklng in private bnctice and in a private
lat.a Mae .chool
For information call
6~5880.
Laguna site
of ad awards
The Oran1e County
Advertialn, Federation
ad awards preeentatiom ... m be held May 19 at
the La1una Fettlval of
the Arta, HO La•una
~~n Road, Laauna•
Entry vlewln1 will
be1ln at 6:30 p.m. and
the pneentatiorw at 8.
Ribbon cut
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glont sh.e. Stock up now I
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STONEWARE MUGS
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ICNEI 01 ANICl.E HI'S
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OVER-THE-CALF
KNIT TUBE SOCKS
.,.6.., 4aa & 6.99 'AIOf ',.,.
"Stoy-up" comfort
top sport socks.
'MAGIC COVER'
SHELF PAPER
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LANACANE SKIN cu• MED.P-.TION ·=1-
WIONllDAY, MAY 12, 1H2
CAVALCADE
COMICS
8~0AT8
TBk COURTHOUSE CRAZIES: Lota of people artt
•uinl th• daya. It'• apparently becoming 10 common that
now tome inland citiet ln
Orange County are com-
. plaining that people 1ue
• ~ them too much.
Tll llR-111 ~1 lt waa r~!ltlY repor-r• ... ,_ ted that one Clti.7.en filed a ----"""\ _ _..._...,...,..,_ claim against the city of
Bree for a wheel realignment on his car becauae he hit a
pothole. •
Some wags might 1uggest if you are inclined to drive
throuah Brea, you could expect to hit a pothole.
In Yorba Linda, meanwhile, one citizen got a city
pennit for a live band at bis Fourth of July Party. Then he
illegally advert.Ufed his party with all the beer you could
drink for f if t.een bucka. So the city jerked hia band pennit.
THE IRATE CITIZEN 1ued the city and lo and be-
hold, actually won a court injunction that allowed the party
to go on u advertiled. The city' later won its cue but by
then, the Fourth of July waa over.
Placentia hu a problem in that sometimes the city'1
aewen back up. And then the municipality gets sued lor
wrecking toileta.
In tne northern part of ~ena Park, one resident sued
the city becaUle hil houae suffered a tilting foundation. He
claimed it wu the fault of the city street that was built 20
yean earlier.
These interesting claims from our central county
neighbon don't even include all the routine slips-and-falls
over cracka in the lidewalks and similar legal action.
WHEN ONE CITIZEN sues another, be it frivolous or
otherwiae, you can usually figure on the parties settling for
Portrait of• .laMU/t that }uat /OUNJ • pi.. r.o hapP6J
some sum or another out of court. That's because the
minute you hire a lawyer, the rrieter starts running.
In the caie of legal actions against our cities, It's the
·taxpayers' meter that start.a ticking off the dollan.
Our inland neighbors may think times are tough in
aettina novel lawauitl laid on them but they should try
operatina a city along our ooutllne.
Here, we have all kinda of wonderful attractive nui-
sances that can cauae a citizen to hurt himself and then seek
balm by laying a claim against the coastal city.
THUS THE BEACH viaitor can sue because he stepped
on a p6ece of broken gl.ul on the beach. Or he tripped over
a pile of 1eaweed that waa. waahed up by Mother Nature
and Jcnored by beach cleanup O'eW9.
In one cue of recollection, a vt.ldng citizen leaped off
one of Newport's brid1ea near a 1lgn that warned "No
Swimminl or Diving'' and abruptly broke his neck.
He IUed the city for inadequate warning becau.e the ,
lign wun't lettered in hit native lanpage.
In yet another CMe, a beach villt.or WM going to pl'O-
oelS a money claim aplmt the beach m~ty becaU9e
the WM treated too rouahly by the life who racued
her from certain death In heavy IW'f. he'd been warned
three Umet to stay out of the water.
EVERY TIME ONE of theee cla1ma ia filed against the
clty, frivolous or otherwt.e, the bureaucratic papermUl
pinda into action. And the_~payen' meter starta running.
When lt oome. to the Kinky Cla1ml Court, you can bet
our1coutal citiel would be willing to trade their kJ.nka f«
thme of our inland neighbon . . .
On your IDark,
get set, hoe
Apparently the flnt step toward
dredli'11 Upper Newport Bay ia to
bring in more dirt.
The fW will provide a roed bue for
the heavier equipment, such u the
back hoe above, which will awlna into
act.ion next week. The danaer sign op
the machinery indicates the power
and speed needed to remove 700,000
cubic yards of lilt that la cJoain8 the
bay and atifllna the wildlife praerve.
A hauler ICOOtl alone the road built
in the San Diego Creek channel under
the Jamboree Road brtdae, heading
into the back bay. Below, the load ia
dumped for the bulldoler to spread.
Next week the proce11 will be re-
vened and lilt from the bay will be
carried to the Irvine ComJ*ly-owned
dispoul site acrom the creek. A watel'
truck sprays down thla area to 10lidify
the bue.
A bike path eroaet1 the temporary
road 10 David Mart.inei directa traffic,
keeping the 30-ton haulers away from
the 200-pound blcycle-and-rtden.
The bay, long the dumptna ground
for an ything that floated down the
muddy San Diego Creek, is being
dredged for the first time in more
than 10 years. The $3.7 million, slx-
month cleanup ia funded mostly by
the state. Orange County, the City of
Newport Beach and the Irvine Com-
pany are paying $83,000 each.
Meet the newest Angels,
oq.,. COrbetl and Rob
Wllto,... See page BS.
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•HERB OA!N
•HOROSCOPE
Helping others best ·:way to overcome ·gri~f ' } ,
DEAR AHN LANDERS: May I aay a
word to all the nice people who came to my
hUlbNMi11 f\anlral and Mid kind dµnfl IUCh aa. ••Plllill U.p In touch. We don't want to
1-yau. too." And -11U then ii anythina
W9 -do. don't hllltate to call. ti
Would you believe that when I ran lnto one ol ._ P'aclaul women In the lhopp&na cm• ~y lhe Mid. "The reMOI\ we
hawiil't Ca1W ii b;;we we cal\1t bear to 1ee
you without John. You were such a won-
dmul oouple. The llCht of you aJcne mak.ee
\mmd."
U U.. fonner frlenda who still have
thelr maw knew what lt '8 like to be sud-
denly left out of everythtna, they would
behave differently. ·There are days when I
have hid my phone checked to tee if it ii
IUll WOl'ldn&· n teelDI incredible not to gel a llJlCleeall.
Thank you for letting me unload, Ann.
-VERY MUCH A SOLO IN WEST·
CKIS'tER
llOIOICOPI
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Capricorn
cycle high
'navMaJ, May U
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Sudden
1ur1e of popularity could result in promo-
tion, travel opponunity. Superior oommuni-
catllll needs. exp1 ewa confidence and could
of fer ral8e in pay.
TAURUS (April 20-May·20): What had
been mi ob.vde becomes a lteppingstone to
procrea Perceive potential, take long-range
view and re-evaluate goala. Ref use to be
intimidated by individual who maintians
truculent stance.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Emotional
involvement ii major part of tcenario. Deal
with f~ prepare for cbanpa and open
linee of communication with loved one. Fi-
nancial .:urity could be bane of contention.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Diplomacy
is neceaary lf goala are to be achieved.
Permit others to state their views. maintain
low proti)e, be a ahttwd ot.erver.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): F~ of un-
certalnty will be replaced by confidmce ..
you dewlap routine. Terms will be claltfied.
you'll see throuah individual who makee
grandlme claiml.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Put expe-
rience comea into play, enablet you t.o make
right moYe at cnadal monwnt. Member of
oppmlt.e 1ex la lnteme, could make demands
that are not reasonable.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Tranlaction ii
complete, even if you are not awue of it.
Finiahlnl toucha can be applied, sale ii
made and you can plan for future move.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): New ven-
ture will prow exdtina, rewardlna. Shake
off doJdruml. Lunar erriphMil an abort tri139t
de.Hap with clc.e netahbon and relatives.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be
aware of meaninaful ootnc;ctencw. Attention
to synchromelty le.di to profit. Be alert,~
attention to flnt lmpremion8. lnw.ttive in-
tellect will pl'OVe a N11able gWde.
CAPRICORN (J)ec. 22-Jan. ~9): Penona
who made promllee in PMt may now be in
polldon to fulfill them. Cycle continua high
and you'll be at ri&bt place at right time.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Look
behind ICeDel, ltrive f« tnfor= which
had been marked c.'IOftfidential. ~
put toi•ther puzzle piece1, be aware of
subtle nuancet.
PIBCE8 ltet>. 19-March 20): Gain indi-
cated throu1h written word. You're able
now to e~preu eelf~n . raphic, creative
manner. Romance la lhted. wishel are
fulfilled and career vancement could be
feetured.
DEAR WBITCHBITER: 0-'i wait for '°"' ..... to rtaa. 0.1 ....... --... a Mmt .... a. a. worW. fte ... , WAJ to
OYINt .. 1r••• •• ,, .,., tlalakla1 AMII JOVHU ui .. Mm ...... for ,..,., wllo
anwoneeffeuar ...
Lttk ••er Vtlu&Mr lenleet la "' plaoa1 '9ok. Call*'• lal•atloa Arm1. Ille America.a a .. cn.1, clalldna'1 laotplta11,
llom11 for lite qM ..• NM to ~ bUad.
fte Utt 11 ndleU. Get pa.1.
My tall IC* round and round when I am
pleued -wtuch II almolt all the time, be·
cau. they are very aood to me. I am deft·
nitely ~t and rwnt the tm.=,tlon. I live In Richmond Va., and am thia
letter myeelf. -(Pawprtnt appeared ln ink.)
SANDY ·
.
DEAR SANDY: ftuk1 for tbe dJtclaJ·
mer. Sorn I cu't reprod8Ce tlae pawprtat. 11'1 .......... I
I
DEAR READERI: I bew If I tlaJei la WI J8' ..._: 1woeN1ee .,_,..,_
Welf. today I ved a letter fnm a dOj.
Here Ula:
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I know a
16-yeer-old kid with a eertoua drug problem.
He hM lllked me to help him overcome his
dependence. I have worked with drug-
abueers and know 1omething about the
subject. DEAR ANN: I am a aolden retriever
and my rwne ii Sandy. A man wrote that he
wu worried about hll 8Qklen retriever being
gay becaUle hJ.I tail went round and rouna
inltead of up and down, like molt doo.
Tho people I live with are wonClerful.
There la no mother in the home and the
father worka ni&hll. The boy hu asked me
not to tell h i1 dad, and I don't know if I
should or not. He has told h1I dad he doesn't
mind beinc alone n.lshtl, but he tella me he
CARNIVAL IN MINIATURE -Leland
Feamster m created hil own °small world" of
miniatw·e carnival games and ndes. The resi-
dent of Alderaon, W. Va., says his unusual
pastime 1tarted u a hobby when he retired
............
aeven years ago. tiut, he says, he became ob-
aemed and has aince spent several thousands of
dollan and hours CONtructing more than 150
mechanical clockwork creations.
----------------------------------------------------~~ ~ --·-
GOREN ON BRIDGE
BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
Eut-Wett vulnerable. North
deal1.
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Wl~T EAST
•QJ1t1 •V.W
~8 7U ~Jlt4
O 74 O JlOIH +Qu +1onu
SOUTH
•HU I ~AKCU
O AQt
•KJ
The blddlni:
Neri.II Eelt S... Weet
1 • P ... 4NT r ... 5 c;:;i r ... tNT r ...
Pue P ...
0 pen Ing lead: Two of ~.
We have been taken to
uuk for 1ugge1Ung that rub-
ber bridge and duplicate are
rieally two enlirely dllferent
g amea. To fortify our eonten·
t.ion, conalder how you would
play thla hand at thoM two
form• of tbe same.
There ll nothlnc to the
a.uet.lon. Art.er North open1
t.he bidding, South'• hand la
worth going to 1lam, and lt'1
•Imply a matter of whether
you play in 1pade1 or no
trump. South chose the lat·
t.er. in cue one of hi.a minor
1ult tenace1 needed protec·
tlon from the opening lead.
At chplieate bridge, the
firat quution you uk
yourself is whether you are
In a good contract.. Obvlou1ly.
the anawer it yea. Next, are
the other paira 1itUng In
your direction likely to get. to
1lam? Again, the an1wer ia Y•· Therefore, you mu1t
make at leut the aame
number or tricb that they
do.
The 1lam la aafe If 1pade1
break either 2-2 or 3-1. The
onJy problem it a U diatribu·
lion. Thia la fu lea1 likely
than a 2-2 dlvlaion. If you
take a aafety play to protect
against a 4-0 1pllt, you will
lose to all thole paira who
ca1bed the ace·king of apadtt
and fouod a 2·2 dlvlllon. So
you lead to the apade kins at
trick two and go down when
Ea1L ahowa out.
At rubber bridge, or even
IMP team-of.four play, the
overt.rick la relatively unlm·
port.ant.. You 1tand to loM ao
much if 1pacle1 break ''°·and
to gain IO little If YOU nnd an
even 1pade 1pUt., that. it
would be fooli1h nol lo guard
againal an unlucky dialribu·
lion. At tr ick two, therefore,
you lead a low spade from
hand and, if Weat plays low.
you fine11e the eight. Your
forealght pays off when Eut
•hows out. You lose only one
1pade trick, but you make
your 1lam and pocket a fair
amount of change in the pro·
cea1. (If Weat plays an honor
on the firat 1pade lead, you
win and play a low 1pade to
the nine. Now you can fineaae
for Weat'1 remaining honor.)
R•bber brld1e el•bt
............ diee.lllltl'y ..
die ........ llrWse ..,.at.
De dte7 bew -•daa 1••
4ea 't1 C•arlH Gore•'•
"'••r·Deal lr141e" wlll
&Melt ,... tlao t&.ragpa &M
tMdea ....... lut·J*04 ac-u.. ... e tlaat pre"'°4 die ewe,_. ....... rUllar1.
Pw a,,,,., ud a aewa,..., .... aua t. "G ...... r ..
Doal, •• care of tll1l1
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Nww9M, N.J. 01148. Mako .._ ,.,.w. te Now•
,.,.... •• b ,
.g_Allll __ _
ii IC8l'ed to death and keeps beaina me to
stay with him for a few houri.
Pleue live me IOl'De auldance, Ann. -
WANT TO llELP IN ITl<ACA
DEAR W.T.B.: YCMI doa't meadee JMr •::t If yo• are a female, wlaat tlle ta• I•
la ed oa -DOr ~o I bow aayWaa .....
yomr competnee to ltelp Mm.
My advice 11 to 1et dte .. l late a ,....
1ram r•D by profe11loaaJ1. (Loek la tlle 1
ptaoae book Hier .. meatal llealdl" or .......
abase." Also call die emer1eacy roema til
some local laotpltal1.)
Do not la.form lal1 fatber, IHll mr1e HIM
to do 10 •• IOOD a1 lae cu report prop'ft•.
HERB MEN
OUR MAN IN SAN FRANC1SCO
Meter maids
track scent
AT LAST, proof that our intrepid Meter
Maids can smell fresh paint a mile away!
Last week, a city crew began paintina the
hitherto virginal curb& at Levi's Plaza -a
couple of yellows he11e, a blue there, a lot of
red at the comers -finishing the job at
noon. Within 45 minutes, two Meter Maida
were on the ecene, happily tagging can that
had been parked l= only a couple of
hours earlier. How y can the dty get?
. . . On the other band, can with ski racks
on the roof shouldn't get away with parking
in handicap r.ones. That ii asking for it ...
Atty. Flee Bailey may have t>Nten the
rap, mAking this town look bu1h in the
procea, but Sheriff Mike Hennemey inliltl
the new "toueh" drunk-driving law ii really
working: 173 violaton ln county jail during
the first three months of '82, oompm"ed with
72 a year ago, and several in the jug foe' llx
month tenn1.
WE NOW BA VE two local angles in the
financial me11 created by John Oe Lorean
and hil built-in-Ireland 1porucar that flop-
ped. Not only does he owe millions to Bank
of America, he ii raising a bit of 8Cl'1ltcb by
leasing 1,000 De Loreans to Budget Rent-a-
Car -owned by Transamerica . . . John
may be okay but he looks like a guy who
spends a little too much time with his hair
stylist . . . ·
About that silver Pontiac stuck on the
steps leading into the Oakland Muteum one
fine day recently; the driver, a tourist,
thought it wu the entrance to an under-
ground garage (10rry about that, Architect
Kevin Roche).
"DEMOCRATS HA VE more fun." Thus
spake Gov. Jay Rockefeller of W. Virginia at
a recent superfatted Demo wingding bmt.ed
in the F'mont'• Venetian Room by the re-
doubtable Walter Shorenstein. Rockefeller,
who hu the unwrinkled viaage of a man
with no financial problem1, wu born and
reared a GOPer till be ran into Averell
"Honest Ave" Harriman, another ldoll who
switched partiea, and found out where the
laughs reeuy are. Harriman. 90, a blt deaf, a
little blind, aro.e to confirm all this, addh:'I
that "1 never took things too 1erlou1ly,
maybe that'• why you all like me" (applau.)
... Actually, only Averell. who ftnt Wit.eel
S.F. in 1905 and hu eeen "a few c~"
supplied a llaht t.ouch. Sen. Robert Byrd, the
Demo Majority Leader, put a majority of hilt
listeners to sleep well before bedtime.
FOOTNOTE: The Fairmont. tr)'lnC toJ.
hard to be plthelegant, served a sorbet
.. palate-delner'' after the ftm COU:,1,C::
1• and endi.:lJ:lu. a= of ZOundl! The ii aa to came, lf at an. after a heavy main c:our. and befme the
ulld « cb 1111 • • • I Jeimed that iD s.cr..
mento. wb9re we Md lllCft tun tbm 0..
ocrata « anybody.
1n. cl.al IWUftl by~· La.llli Vultton. the ~and Piltl
tua•I• maker, 1"11 opn a store •t 117
Suta.r. I '
•
Broadway's best
NIW YOIK (AP) -At •· ..-.. • .-...a.·1 '':The L&f1 and Adwn"""" •I N&ohola1 Nlck· leby•• and two Antrican mual· cala, "NIM" and ''~la,"
dominate thla 1ea1on'• '1l'ony
Aw ..... NftlnaU.W. And two .... flam U'9 Mme
Camlly -~Plummer
and h1I dauah• ~ -.,..
believed to • th; tint father-
=h tu d"'o nominated for wa,.1 top honor, the Tony, ln .,.. Mme ..on.
The 1811-82 nocnlna~ w ,..
annol.lftC'ed Monday bf)' 1 . panel
picked by the L .. 1u• of New
York Thtaten 1ncr Producer•.
Ten mUllcaJa md 23 pla)'I WeN
,Ulibl• fot consideration, with
\he lhow "NIM'' juat rnaldnc the
d..cWne. lt opeMd Sunday, the
tut day of •u,lbWty.
black pop ....,., Sol the moet
nomlMUOnl ol" Mf, rDUilka&, lS -
on• more than • Nine," whJcih
WU hued Oft J'ederleo rtllln1'1
1urrt1l rum about a dl1turbed
. dinc1or "1"1t.''
The Ro)'al 8hak•PMN Com·
pany production of "Nlohoi.1 •
Nlckl•b)', 11 which played a
12-wHk, UOO-•·M•t wn and
WM favored IO JiMd ln dlJ'"nom,1.
naUOnl fOf' I play, NClfwd Mehl
-the moet for any play.
More than eoo thNc.r prof11-
1ionall and purnali.I~ will vote tor aro.dway'1 belt, the reeult to
be announced June e dwina the
S6th annual Tony award• ihow belftl televiled by CBS.
The nomlnatln1 panel had to
make four cho&cet 1n e1eh of 19
cate1orlee. ln one cHe, In thf'
cac.eaory of 1upport1na ICVftl ln
a mualcal, the panel 11ve the nod
to three of the 21 women ln
''Nlne."
There wu one mild eurprile,
David Alan on.r, who made hi.I
Broadway debut •• Jackie Ro-
blNOh In .. Th• J'tn&," • •hqrt·
lived, crltkally routed mualcal
about the late ballplayer, wa1
nominated a1 a 1upporUn1
play•r. not 1 1-d.
A i..,ue apok.eunal\ ..Sd thil
w11 becaUM hit wun't bOlad 11
the ahow'a 1tar. 1'« that matWr,
he Mid, no one wu. Oner'• con·
tender1 ln tht cate1ory of 1up·
portrn1 actor In 1 mu1lc1l are
Obba Babatunde and Cltavant
Derrklu of "DreamO'la'' and BUl
Hulton "Jc.9h ancf the~
Technicol« Oreamooet.''
The lut two 1how1 were no·
mlnated aa beat mualcal, alon1
whh "Nine" and "Pump Boya
ind Dinette•," •country mualc
revue.
Orw.t91 COllt DAILY PILOT /Wedneeday, Mey 11, 111)1 -
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m 99ing all the way
HIGH SCHOOL TE.A8ER6 IRI
'hcToa-v:=
'li.SONAL 8CST UU IJm
STRIPES oo
THE GROOVE TUBE IRI
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Plummer w11 nominated In
She best actor, play, c:a\ejOry for 1'ta flamboyant _Iaao ln '40thello,"
while h1I dau,nter wu nomtna-
ted twice, u be9t actrete In "A
Tute of Honey" and beat 1up-
porttn1 actreH In "A1nea of
God''
"Dreemclrll." the new Mlduael
.._nneu mualcal about 1 trio of
They are Karen A.ken U.W.,, Monte vecci and Anlta Morrla,
with Laurie Bechman of "JOICph
and th~ Amailn1 Tec hnicolor
Dreamcoat" the fourth conten-
der.
Best-play nomln.aUona went to
"Nie how Nk:k.leby". "Ctlmel of
the Heart,'' Beth Henley'•
Pulltzer-winnln1 comedy; ''The
Dre11er" by Britain'• Ronald
Harwood, and "Matter Harold •~-------------;;;.;.;.-.i'1.l.i~"--~• . . and the Boya" by South
Sophia
to play
• prostitute
ATHENS (AP) -Ita-
lian actttll Sophia Loren
will Ital' in a film to be
ahot ln Greece thla fall,
the Athena dally Mes-
atmvrinJ reported.
Ma. Loren will play
the title role in "Madame
Horterwe," a movie about
• prostitute famoua for
keeptn1 company with
the French, Brltlah apd
Ruaian admlrala while
th eir 1hlp1 protected
Crete at the tum of the century.
Me911.mvrinl aai~ Peter
Uatinov wlll play the
RuHian admlral and
James Muon h.ia Briti.lh
counterpart.
The ltallan-Amer1can
product.ton will be dJ.rec.
ted by Nlkoa Koundou-
roa, one of Greece'•
beat-known dlrectora
whose controveralal
work "1922" wu entered
for thil year'• film festi-
val at Cannes.
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GOING UP -Earvin "Magic'' Johnaon goes up for a shot
u San Antonio'• Dave Conine auemp111ablock1\.le9day
night at the Forµm.
Russell's blunder
has Laso rd a furious
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -
Philadelphia Phillie. manager
Pat Corrales apent moat of b is
poat-game newa conference,
Tue9day ~admiring the Loi ~~alea could afford to be
generoua in praising the opposi-
tion. Hit club had just beaten the
Dodgers for the second atraight
night. apln by 9-8.
"They're tough, a heck of a
club.'' aaid Corrales. ''They don't
lit beck and let you beat them.
'll'8y ke.ep oomlng at you. b9ttle
all the way."
Then be took a breather and
added, "My club i• the same
way."
It wu that kind of a li(al"Oe. 'MW!
PhiHiea led 3-0 after one. The
Dodgen tied it 3-3 in the aecond
and went ahead 5-3 in the third.
Then, here came the Phillie.
with four in the fifth and two
more in the sixth to go ahead 9-5.
'1l'8 Dodgen picked up one in
the seventh and two more in the
eighth, falling short by a run of
tying the game.
Loa Angeles manager Tonuny
Luorda was furious, e.pecially
with 1hort8top Bill Rumell.
They had a closed-door con-
frontation aft.er the game that
could have been heard clear
acrosa the Delaware River In
Camden, N.J .
What happened waa that in
the RWrlth, the Dodpn bad the
hues loaded and two out. Ken
Landreaux struck out, but Phil-
bea catchtt Bo Diaz let the ball
aet away, and Landreaux beat
the thtoW to flnt.
Ru..ell, obvioully ~ed by
the weird play, didn t run, and
flnally wu forced at the plate
wh• flrst bueman Pete Roee
threw the ball home to Dias en.-
ding what could have been a
pme wlnn1nl inning.
LHorda waa beard to aak,
"What were you thinking about.,
BillyT'
Ru11ell replied, "I do n 't
know,"
Laaorda said, "I'm 101n1 to
have to fine you, Billy."
iw.eu replied. "rll never pay
it."
There wu aome co~ lan-
luace \.-d .. 1...-rda ..... it
would co•t Ru11ell $UO, and
R--11 shouted, ''I'm not Pftl
to pay it. You're not aolq to
lhow me up."
The anary Laaorda barked,
''You1l never play for me aoln."
When the~~ fMor.
• mid R.-11 lhoukl haw nm home. He ... the con&ontaticft
''wM betw_, )Um md L''
·WW a--11 In fad be fined?
"'J'hat't none of your bulllMm, 11
L.orda mon.ct. ~11 ref\md to ~ the
YStJel baUJe.
lkm mt It WM a "18ftle pa.y. I "l'vt never ... n lt before" '· Nld the veteran of 21 major ............
. ..Al I.Int I clldn'\ know what to
Clo with th• ball. I knew he
~=~reawc) beat It to Unt. I lllr.e a ..... but I dlda"l .._.what I Wll--.."
,t"' ""Wll • ftlrd ~. Ill whlda 01 m.who._.liiilde.,
-error la \he IMt llx ~ twoln~ ............ . .... ftw~--Dlrnlir.
°'lfP CoMt DAILY PtLOTIWedneldly, Mey 11, 1"2 U
Spurs llulled by La~ers I
Hel!Jisphere crowds could aid San Antonio .. j
!J..'UT.!fBBN
INOLSWOOD -Somehow, San A.nlOnJo Spun Coech Stan
Albeck maaa1ed to malntaln a
llDlle la~ Tuilday nlcht, tven
atw the Loe A.nit• WMn hlld
taken • 2..0 *cl ln their '-t-of. eewn NBA W-.tem C.onftnnee ~p..n..
"!fey, we're tht ba1t line bu.ml. and with OW' c:rowda, the
Lakers are aoinc to ··~rlence
IOl'Dtt.hlq they've never experi-
enced befon," Albedl ukl.
'The San Antonio Cl09Ch fllU-red
the home town crowd at the San
Antonio Heml1phere wlll be
worth 10 pomw to tm teun when
the --rt!llWtMJI J'nday nflht. A1 1t turned out, those 10
poinll would have been juat enouch for the Spun to even the
ierlea Tuelday niaht. Instead. the
Lakera, with Norm Nixon and
Jamaal Wllllff each 1COrln1 22
polnw, .,..allied out aJ 10-101 vic-
tory before a Mllo t crowd of
17 506 at \he Forum.
l'We know they'N ~ to be
reedy down there, I I nOted Laker ruard Michael Cooper, who re-
turned from • nasty fall late ln
the third quarter to 1park the
Laker victory over the final 12
minutes.
Still, Cooper l like the reat of
the Laan. fee11 that if they're
on their 1ame -which meana
fMt break after fllt break -no
crowd ii aotnc to detaln thern ln
their quesi for an NBA champl-
ONhip.
'llJbey mil they're ~ to try
to run With UI, but J. don t think ·
anybody can run with u.. You
know, a lot of people think of ua
11 a ti.Delle c!Ub. but we can go
out there and bump t..ct.. too,"
Cooper added.
Th•t wa1 the caM with 2:SS
remalnlna In the third quarter
when Oeorae Gervin collided
with Cooper undernHth the
buket aft« ICOC'tna a bucket that
put the Spun up, '12-71.
Cooper wound up flat on the
(Joor and wu eventually helped
away to the locker room. But he
r e turned at the start of the
fourth quarter to con\lnue h i•
bara11ment of Gervin and, pro-
vide eome needed ICOrlns with
both Kareem Abdul.Jabber and
Magic J ohnaon re1t1n1 on the
bench.
Gervin'• buket.. and a aubae-
quent free throw followln1 a
technical foul on an angry Laker
Coach Pat Riley provided the lut lead the Spun would own.
Gervin, who had 34 polng ln
Sunday'• 1011 at the Forum,
again got off to a alow 1tart
Tuesday nil{ht. On Sunday, he
mana1td to 1core Juat tllhl pomtl In the flnt half.
Tuetlday nl1ht, the 6-8 ,uard ,
out ot EMwm Mich.lpn had hit
on just l-of-8 lhota from the field I
and had Juat three r.oint• at r
lntermi11lon. He fin abed the f
niaht wfth just 18 polntl. ' '
'You can thank Cooper'• de-i
fenae for it. But Coooet thanked
Wilkes, and Wllkea uld a
thank-you wu in order for for-
ward Kurt Rambla. In thor't, the
Lakera 1pent their after-same
celebration paU.lJ'\I MCh other on
the bllc:k for their defen11e.
"Ice had hi• problema aaain
tonl1ht," noted Riley. u1 think
.he'• only been shoodna 38 per-
cent agaln1t us in the laat six
games. I think we're just dome a
good job of denytna h1m the ball.
"Everytime Georae looked like
he was getU111 Into a threa~
(See LAKERS, Pase Bt)
A.cquisitions
cheer Mauch
Angels get Corbett, Will ong
By JOHN SEV ANO or .. o..,,......,.
A. expected, Manager Gene
Mauch wasn't in a particularly
good mood u be walked lnto hit
dre11ing room office TuHday
~~ Angela bad ju1t 101t a
tough 3-2 decision to the New
York Yankees at Anaheim Sta-
dium. depriving hil club of climb-
ing Into aole ~on of f1rat
place In the American i..e.,u.'1
We9tem Dlvtaion.
And, to make matt.era wone,
the player he bad sent in to
plnch-nan (or Reggie Jaduon in.
the ninth lnn1ng -Joee Moreno
-mi11ed three ateal ·~an•.
When Moreno finally realized
what he waa auppcmd to do -
and took off -be Wal thrown
out by the Y ankee9 catcher Bar-
ry Foote. The play ended the
inning and the 1ame and left
pinch-bitter Rod Carew a1andlna
at the plate.
"I don't want to talk about that
damn aame." muttered Mauch.
"It would make you lick."
With that In mind, the topic of
c onveraatlon wu quickly
changed by the media. Mauch
Kerned to change bil mood, too
-to • dearee -when he waa· aaked to comment on the AnpW
most recent acquilttiom.
For tix.e of you who haven't
heard yet, the Al\jela announ-
ced ahortly after the 1tart of
Tuesday's aame that they had
t.raded younpten Tom Brunam-
ky, an outfielder, and Mike
Walters, a pitcher, to the Mlnne-
aota Twhw for relief 1peclati.t· Douc c.orbeu and utility infield-
er Rob Wllfong.
"Surptlled? I aure wu," aald
Mauch of the trade. "We're
trym, to win and It (.the pde. )
certainly ma. our -.n better.''
The excban~e between the
two clube wMD t exactly a .ud·
den one, althouah it may have
been aurprlafnl. The two Ilda
had~ auch a move• far
back •• December. "It waa a
much blae:r dee! when we tint
talked a60ut it.," .Id Mauch.
'nte deal fell throuah. thouah.
and ta1ka weren't rekfudled untlt
about three weelm ICQ, when the
Twtnl' acquWticft of Bon Davia
from the "'New York Yankees
made Corbett~. ''I would •Y ~ mm talk-
lnc aimo.t dally the Jut three weeu," Mauch admitted. 0 We
made a belier deal than I t.hauatit wecould..U!'
RUSTLERS' IYY
CAPTURES TITLE
Mlw lvy •• Ocl .... w..c.oa.
... fl Ht zzwn. &eel a two-niund
total of 140 Monday to tall• ..... ... balaw latlbe laudMirn
Califonaia community collep __ ................ em-
The Twina called the Angels
late Tue.day afternoon and the
deal w• oonsummated approxi-
mately 6 p.m.
"Our future la today. not
tomorrow," commented Angela
General M.anaaer' Buzzie Bavul.
"We felt we needed eome relief
help 10 we went out and got the
be9t one we could pt." •
The arrival of Corbett and
WUfon& appears to lfve Mauch
eome fledblllty ln the bullpen
and the" bench.
Corbett, a 29-year-old right·
hander, bu recorded 40 aavea
durtnc the IMt two lleMON. He
baa an 0-2 record with a 5.32
earned nm averaae In 10 pmes-
thl.a -...on. Thia year'• figures
are 80meWbat decetvina, thou&h.
in that Corbett 11 a alnkerball
aped•Hll\ and they uaaaily don't -
fare too well on •ynthetic aur-
facs, which ii what the Twins
play on t.he9e day. in thej.r new.
domed 9tadiwn.
·•rm very excited about going
to a great ball club and. a great
organiution." Corbett was quo-
ted u aaytng aft.er he received
the new1 . "Gene M a uch
(formerly the manager of the
Twins) treated me like a king
and ru J!laY like a king for hlm.
Calvin (Griffith, the 'twins ow-
ner) .. getting the lhort end of
the atidt thia time."
Wilfq, who can play second Sl.Y BOOK -Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (33) shoots over the bue. third bue and maybe even
• (See ANGELS, Pace Bl) outatl'etched hand of San Antonio'• Dave Corzine.
Will Sugar Ray qllit ring?
Continuing to light would be idiocy on Bash Boule¥ard
SPORTS OOL.lANST
BUD TUCKER
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Cleveland to.,. hattl• In longe1t 'game
VM BayH 1tn1Jecl home "'•• II ...... with &be 9hled NII ln th• &op ot th• 14th ~nln1 Tueectey'
maht u Cleveland downed S..ttle, 6-~. In the lon1••t 11mt ever played ln the KJ"ldame ln ela.-d \lrne, The COft .... \ook tour
hoW'i and 20 m!nutee \0 &>ll.Y ••• l'.IMwhen 1n
&!Mt American LHcut. Hal McRae drove ln flve
rul\I with 1 hom.r and 1 '11\Ml•, WUHe WU1oa
knocked In four and Yraai wane aooed a ttv.-run doubl4t to 1-d Kanau Clly to a 17-3,
raln°1p1Mhitd romp ovor MtlwaukM •.• Slx
conaecutlve 1Jn1IH with two oU\a In the tbcth
lnnln1, lneludfn1 Raa•y 111~11 tint m•Jor i..au4i RB1. broke a f""4 tJe and..MiMllOta went
on To defett Bo.ton, 10-6 . . . Wayae Nor6a1ta
belted a two-run homer and Barry Boaaell
1troked three doublee and ICOred tht-ee runa ti.>
propel Toronto to a 9-4 victory over the Chlct.ro
White Sox, 1nafpln1 a 1even-1ame wlnnln1
streak . . . Scot McOre1or and Tim Sloddanl
c:omblned on a three-hitter and BalUmore llJ'\IP-
ped a three-aame IOllna 11.r ak by ~at.lnJC the
munake.prone 0.kJa.nd A'a, 7-1 .
Co ta Mesa upaeti Baroni 11umble
Vataha an owner
in new grid lea~e
From AP dl1pa•c-H
A new ptO lootball le.,ue, 1port· •
ln1 1tron1 ownenhlp ana lookln1 •II~
hard at cable televlaion, will make Ill
dtbutnext1J>rinl. ·
Among the pro1pectlve owners I• former
Rancho AJamlt.m · H.Ulh and Golden West Col·
• football 1te.r Ra.nay Vataha who later played
at Si.ntord Unlvenhy, for the New Enaland
Patrioll and Green Bay Packera In ~ NatJonaJ
Football !Aa,ue. ·
Vataha t1 co-owner of the Ne w England
frenchlM and LI president of LMV Inc:. ol Wal-
tham, Mass., a company which owns and ma-
nage1 recreational facilities In the Northeast.
"We're providing that 'other 1ea1on' for
profession.al football," aaid David Dixon, founder
of the United State• Football Lugue (USFL)
and owner of the Ch.icago franchile.
The 12-team leaaue will have a 20-game
reaular teuon from March through June. The
playoffs wlU culminate In a championship game
\0 be held lhe night of July 4.
The league will have teama In Botton (New
EnsJ.and), Chlcaao. Denver, Detroit, Loll Al\aelee,
New York, Philadelphia, San Diego, San Fran-
cilCO, Waahlngton, Tampa, Fla .. and Birming-
ham, Ala.
Quote of the day
BUI Flee•, co.ch o.f the Boston Cel\D, on
the difference between officiating at the
college level and In the NBA: "Even our
wont ones are better than their best. Our
py1 are handling the rush-hour traffic,
and the college fJY'I can't even handle the
Sunday drtvera.'
Davia powers Cubs over Atlanta
Jody Davia slugged a pair of II
home run1 and drove in three run1
1'ueslay to power the Chicago Cubs co
their fourth 1tralaht victory, a 6-4
dedalon over Atlanta. Davia hh a 10lo homer in
the lifth to pull the C\Jt. Into a 2-2 tJe and cap-
ped a four.run llxth with his third homer of the
teMOn . • . Ellcwhere In lhe National League,
Dave ll1D1man drove in four runs with a double
and hi• 12th homer and rookie Claarlle P11co
pitched a four hJtter for hll first major league
ahutout u the New York Meta beat San Diego,
6-0 ... PllU Gara,r hit a two-r11n homer in
Houston'• three-run le<.'Ond Inning and the AJs.
trot went on to defeat Pittsburgh, 4-2
... Geerae BelMlnclt lf:naled, homered. ICOred
two runa and drove in two to lead St. Louil to a
~-1 OWtr andMati ... Jack Clan. who tied \he
proe. with a fllth·innina homer, doubled home
the pahud run In a three-nm 11.zth and San
Frandlco weathered a nintb-lnnin& threat to
defeat Montreal, 5-4 ... The Atlanta Braves
opdonl'd relief pitcher Jose A.lnNI to Nchmond
and PW'Chued the contract of Richmond aoulh-
paw "kn O.yley.
Ml.JC NOTICl
Baseball today .
On thla date In bueb&ll ln 1970:
Chicago Cub veteran Ernie Banks
slammed the 500lh home run of h1I major
league c.reer -a line 1bot Into the left
field bleachen off Pat Jarvf.I -u the Cut.
defNted \he All.ant.a Brave. 4-3 at Wrfaley
Field.
On thia date In 1966:
Lou Brock'• RBI atngle In the 12th lnn1ng
brouaht home lhe winnJ.nl run u the St.
Loul1 Cardinali defeated the Atlanta
Braves 4.3 ln the tint pme ever 91ayed at
St. Lout1' Buech Memorial Stadlum. At·
lanta's Felipe Alou had two homera In a
losing CIWM!.
Today's blrthday1:
Hall of Fame catcher YC>li Berra la 57.
Baltimore catcher Joe Nolan LI 31. Detroit
lnfielder Lou Whitaker bl 2~.
Islanders take 2-0 lead over Canucks
UNIONDALE, N. Y. -Bryan Iii
Trottter tcored the New York lalan-'
den' third powerplay goal of the
game at 7: 18 of the third period
Tuesday night, leading the two-lime defending
National Hockey League champions to a 6-4
victory over the Vancouver Cam.ack. and a 2--0
lead In the Stanley Cup final. ·
TrotUer'1 goal broke a 4-4 tie and came al ter
Tomas Jonuon had sent a shot off the end
board.I. The puck caromed directly to Trottier co
the left of Canucka goalie Richard Brodeur.
With Brodeur flat on the ke, Trottier depo-
ait.ed a 15-foot writt shot lnto the net.
Phll,les' Trillo wins Clemente award
Manay Trillo, the second base· •
man or lhe Philadelphia PhiUies, was
presented the Roberto Clemente
Award for contributlon1 to baseball
on and off lhe field and for emlllaling the late
Pitllburgh Pirates outfielder ... Tennll 1tara
lvu Leadl and Galllermo Vilas will meet June
13 In a $125,000 ctuiUenge match ~Ing billed by
lhe promot.en as the ''Wimbledon of the West,"
in Reno.
TelevlsJon. radio
TV: No evenll acheduled.
RADIO: Bueball -Dodger1 at Philadel-
phia, 4:30 p.m.1.~ABC (790); New York at An-eela. 7:30 p.m .. l\.MPC (710).
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Top-rated and defendlftl cir
volleyball champion L11un1
Beach rolled in the leCODd rilu.nd
of the eUm1naUonl Tuelday eve.
nlna, and 10 did two other Or· -nae C.out .,. telml -Marina
and J:atancla. Coat. Meaa and
Founui.ln Valley were ellmlna'-<I
from th playoff• alter JolU\i. t'h w11 the 1reate1t came
we've ever played," la how Ma·
rln.a Coach Tlm Reed put lt.
"We ju1t 1tarted flghtlna for
every ball, the kid• ju.at would
not let It eet. away from them."
L..oyola Jumped to a 2-0 lead
and aft.rr Marina touaht beck to
VOLLEYBALL
send It lnco a fUlh game, Loyola
had the hoet Vlk.inp down by a
13-9 margin.
"The defenee took charge at
that point," said Reed u Marina
finally prevailed, 8· 15, 10-15,
15-6, 15-4, 15-13.
Marina, now 17-2, waa led by
Brian Koontz (20 blocka) and
Andy .KlU11mann (16 blodu and
6 killl), alona with the balanced
talent of Chrla .F'Llher, Mark Cox,
Bill Lennertz, Terry Meunier,
Steve Miller and 1ophomore
Mike Crowley.
It took E1toncla's Ea1le1 a
while to get In the groove, but
once they did, behind the play of
o utside hitter Bill Sieker and
middle blocker Matt Carrico,
things got eaay again1t vl1ltlng
North Torrance.
"I think the problem WH a
10-day layoff." Hid Estancia
Coach Mike Pomeroy. "We were
terrible, 1tru1gling. But we
played out oJ the 1lump."
The 7-15, 15-10, lS-5, 15-7
Kelchner leads
UCI to victory
LONG BEACH -Darren
Kelchner t.rlpled and ICOred on a
wild pitch ln the seventh Inning
a1 UC Irvin e po1ted a ~·4
Southern California Baaeball
Association victory over hos t
Long Beach State Tuesday af·
t.emoon at Blair Fie ld.
The victory brlng1 UCI 's
SCSA record to 11 -14 and the
overall mark to 28-26-1.
Start.er Cas Som.a who receip-
ted for the victory, walked the
flnt batter In the ninth lnnlna
and wu relieved by Gary &aha
who got the next three ba~n to
save the win.
Carlo1 Rivera tripled In the
second Inning to 9COtt a run •
UCI aeot three marker1 acr08I
lhe plate.
Nil.IC NOTICE
flllCnnGUe.,.... How. tNtefofl. H • hef9by Ofde-,. I .. 0 c ,_,o ,, to .. IPllPCMIDfl mer .. Ned""" ..... .,..~ rtcl ellf dltectld, fhll •II petlOn• ul> l•h•v reno• OHi • y die ,...,. Corlwnunlcetkw!e ~ i----MU--IC--.,-n·a---TN ........ pattone.,. dOinO 1ntet-.c1 InMid mall•10 ....,_ "*>t, Mey I, t2, 19, at, tN2, ,,.._.,,, Pvl*INd In Qr9n09 COMll
....,_ M: Mbe tNI GCMHt In ~!Niii ~ 20tt ... O•lly f'llo1, 0Me1 of flvtlllce1Jon: 1-liiiiiimii;i'ii;iiil&i""-C.. LA coeTA MIXICAH ,000 on Ille 211d • .,. of June. 1H2, II M4IY •• 1, "· "'· , .. ''· 1M2. I NMIOUI MIT~; ft>l l.A COITA, 4ttt 10 JO o'clOCll •"' or Hid dty 10 ..UC MOJIC( toll-IZ
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tl11t 081.::J.. ltrHI, Qerd•n -"le tvnhlr onMted tt11u OOf1Y Oft TM ........... '*'°"' we d04nO Qtow CA &Ille Order 10 lllow C11.1• be P\I• ~ • ·~ W 'Al.OfaO 111'1 **'Ill tfle DAILY PILOT, e iWW' ZUMA COHITPIUOTOM.t. ...0., ~ ltr• Oatden Of0w CA ...,., of glf!efal ClrOUlelion, PfW.-tHI Wfllltl•r, Unit , ••• 0011• .... ' • ed In Hllf ceunl~, el 19111 ono• ......, ~ tali1.
' Hell wHll for four 111ecH1l11e 1111"• Co11tlrwo1ote, • Oat-
v'-&ory upe lat1nd1'1 overell
rtiatd &o 17·2 &o •t up a~-
terfinall pine wi&h Mira te l'riday.
Alhen. "Rudy bad tome of th~
ha.rdelt hha he hM had a1J yur
lonc.v
The victory put1 unbeaten
La1un1 Beach at home Friday
agaln11 Mattna.
The Uptt of the ntaht WU It
Cotta Mn• where the hl1hlY·
reprd«I MU1tangt, 11Nded No. 4,
I01l In five 1ame1 to Santa Mo-
nica, which battled beck from an
0-2 1tart, tak.lna the third game,
17-15, thm rolTina behJnd new-
found momentum.
Poor IUVina ln lhe fourth 1et
proved fatal f« Fountain Valley
u Loa Alto•, the Whltmo nt
Leafue champion, rolled to,>
l~-1 , 16-1, 6·15, 15-13 victory It
Fount.aJn Valley.
K~n Harter (24 kiU.., 17 blocks)
and John Ko1t)" (22 kll11, 18
blocks) sparkled for Fountain
Valley ln a losing effort, ending
the Barona' eeuon at 10-6.
From Page 85
ANGELS TUMBLE. • •
a little at first. la a lHetime .268
hitter who wu batting .160 in 25
pme. with ~ TwiN lhia year.
"Rob Wilfong 11 a heckuva ~layer," compllmenied Mauch. ·u I know Uioee two IUY'I tbetll
get here u quick u they can. ·
Mauch didn't say which two
playen would be moved oU the
roster to make room for the ar-
rival of Corbett and Wilfong to-
day, but speculation had pitcher
Stan Bahnsen (0-1, 4.66 ERA)
getting his releue and either
Mick Kelleher, recently acquired
from Detroit, being cut loole, too,
or Moreno being shipped back to
the minors . Moreno certainly
didn't he lp his cause any by
mi11i ng the steal 1ign in the
~nlh. ·
"It JUSl might be the deal that
will win the American League
West for the Angela," analyzed
Ne w York third baseman Roy
Smalley, who 1\at1ed lhe teaaon
with lhe Twins before rnoviflR to
the Yankees u part of the Ron
O.Vll deal. "'!bat t.rade ii rea Uy
going to help the Anael club.
With Corbett and (Don) Aase,
they should have one of the best
bullpens in the game."
The Angels, who had their
thr<..oe-i;tame w!nnlng streak snap-
ped, didn't nud to go to ttie
bullpen Tuead.ay as Ken For"8Ch
went the dl1t.ance and was the
hard-luck loser
The Yankee9, who aren't qU.ite
as menacing at the plate a1 in
rccPnt years, chipped away at
Fonich by 8COnng single runs in
tbe third, fifth and eaghth in-
nm~.
* AMOfi. NOTll fll9 Y11nk-'OUldn IM
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about hi.I •WW for 'nnniday'1 con-. 1bt ~
likely cho&cle an ac. Jtck .. lnholtl (9·2), hard·
dvowllur rtiJnhander Ron Roobr (S.1) or tormet c.orona a.a ltar HiCh etandout Ken Sancoro (2-0).
8°'1'1 for them 11 the playoffl oprn. Mayne for one,
remalnl cauUoul. ~ 11We're not c.akln1 M ·Ian Antonio UahUy.
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now," MayM ,oUlll out. '4They t..ven't played up
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aaatnat ua.''
Mt. San An10nlo wW more chan likely oounter
with Mike Sal\Uaao, who w11 &4 ~ralJ th!a IP· aon, DOIMlll.Nr a 4:00 ERA.
WhUe the Piratea lffm to have evtrythtn1
Mavne allo ..... t.he law of awnc .. ~to
catch up with b1I ~·· 10·"*""' w Min« ~·· ''We've ~ liolt a ~ ptMt .wt lhM
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Diablos
in finals
By ROGER CAJlLSON or .... .,..,,...,..,.
!!AST LOS A.NOEL.ES -The CIF •·A awlo> fJnal• .are bJlle:d
for 7 o'clOck Friday eve'nlng .::.. -
that la If the awlrllng controver-
1lea haven't developed Into a
whirlpool at the Eut Lo• An·
eetes Colleae pool.
Mlulon -Viejo High'• Dlablos
go for their ellh\h atralght team
title and are favored to do jwt
that despite loelng two of tfieir
diat.anoe et.an (FUJ Colon of Peru
and Roser Madruga of Brazil)
beca1.11e of penalties levied by the
ClF for pcaperwork infractlont.
The CIF I• allowing the two
foretgn atan, however, to switch
to relay evmtl, allowing Mluion
Viejo IOmt comolation.
Newport Harbor, howe ver.
SWIMMING II
will be without two-Ume breast-
stroke champion John Moffet in
his epedalty and ln the 200 lndl·
vldu.al medley because a knee
Injury failed to reepond qukk
enouch to treetment.
Moffet wW be In the Sailon'
medley relay only, because the
CIF refuted the Sailors' request
to switch him to two relays be·
cau.e of the injury. and that has
Sallon Coach Tom Milich stea·
~he ClF works In very
my1tertous waye." aaid Milich
"Mt.Jon Viejo broke the rules.
but the penaltiee are w aived
(Mlldnlp and Colon twitching to
the relaya), but not for u.e when
we have an injured athlete."
Amon& Tueedat• prellms wu
• 58.88 by Mu.on I Stuart Smith.
(f!nt in the brealt). and Edl.aon: c.o.ch Andrew Ward eays a lfm.;
Uar effort wW be enough to give:
his 11enior the Utle. .
Ahto, the Sailors' Tom Harri·
aon and J on Ballack stood out.
Harrilon WU second In the 200
lndo (1 :55.56) and 100 fly (52.37),
while Ballack went 52.39 in the
fly and 53.71 ln the back. thlrd in
each event.
Other toll.d efforta: C.Orona del
Mar'• Scott Mollard (1:5.03 indo).
F..t.ancia'1 Jim Balding (22.05 in
the 50), Co.ta Mesa's Troy Pic-
kett (22.10 In the 50), Marina's
Troy Par10na (52.39 in the fly)
and breut effort.a of 59.82 and
1:00.05 by Edl10n'• Tim Smith
and Fountain Valley's Mark
Wan.
Women's division highlights
Included C.Orona del Mar'• Mi-
chele Blrd (24.69 and 52.79 ln the
free 1prlnt1), Irvine's Brandi
Suttle (24.81 50) and Fountain
Valley'• Amy Clark (1:06.65 in
the brealt).
Corona del Mar Coach Jeff
Stlte. •ya a.rd hu a 1hot at the
~o. "Providlns 1he concentrates
on her arm epeed and good
turns."
Golden West
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OUT Of' THI KITCHIN
eLIM QOU .. MIT
IUPIAMAAKIT IHOPPEA
an
/ f.n"'1a1Nne • lf'OUP can call for • menu 11 compUcac.d M a
VictortM ~u.i, ,. COIUy .. the weddlnc ot a lhetk and 11 full of
~ 11 the local candy tt«e. Or, I& can be deUdoUI, IUl'l\ptuow
nutrtuaw and lnnpenlive -wtth no MCrillc. in O.vor. The lllCN\
la ln •i.ct.tnc S*'tY foodl ln the market that are low ln COit, tu,h ln
value arwt flavor. Turuy parte, avaUable frfth or froieo, are • natural for a
buffet. The bnlllt av.,-..-from thNe ~ a balL to ax POUndl. and
when roeNd ..wt lllV9d hot cw cold, ii lmDOlinl on the &utfet tab&I.
Turkey •~•kl carved from the breut lend them.elvM to many dilhel. 'nwty an a .,_, lwm to keep on hand for preparina one or
two llttVinp. Rice playw an important role ln any buffet. Lone ,,..in, medium
p-aln, thort cratn. parboUed, brown, pre-cooked -rice ii matkec.d
to .Wt everyone'• taste. A buffet Ain't complete without• Mlad and
tlw u. of rice In a Mlad, thouah It may be new to you, eate1 Mlad
preparation conalderably. Cold rice and dtrua u1ada make won-
derful toteble dishes. With these food1, you can entertain from alx to 1lxty with
menut that pleue the buda&"t u well u the palate.
TVR&EY BREAST
WITH PDTO SAVCE
J turkey brealt (up to 6 bounds) thawed
Melted butter or marprtne
Pesto •uce ( .. below)
Place turkey breut, lkin tide up on rack In 1hallow routlna
pen. Brush wtth melted butter. Cover with foil tent and roMl In 325
dell'ee oven for 20 to 22 mlnu&es per pound or untll meat ther·
mome1er' regil1erl 170 to 176 ctecrees. Remove foll tent for lMt 30
minutes of rout.Ina. bMtlna oocuionally wtth pen .tuic9. (U turkey
breMt wu not completely thawed add 30 to 40 minutes -6d!Uonal
rolldna tlme.) Allow meat to nst 16 to 20 minutes before carvtna.
Serve hot or cold with Petito Sauce. To th.aw: LMve tutby breut fu
plMtk bq. Thaw 2 to 3 dayw In refrt1erator. For fast.er thawinl,
leave turkey breaet In bq and oowr wtth cold water; allow one half
hour per pound of turkey; ctwiae water frequently. Yield: 8 to 10
aeninp.
PESTO SAUCE
2 cup1 tl(lhtly pecked penley leavee
~ cup olTve or ve1etable oU
' 'h cup grated Pa.rmeun cheetle i clovet garlic
4 taeapooN dried bMU 1-vet
1 tablespoon capen (optional)
1A teMpoon Mlt
'" teMpOOn Found black pepper Combine 1n,redlent.1 In contalner of electric blender or fQOd
peocemor. proce91 30 eeoond8 or untU anooth. Yield: l cup uuce.
BA~ED TURKEY STEAD
6 t.utkey eteeb (about 5 ou.nc. -.ch)
2 wblelpoon1 butter or marprtne, melted
~cup fine dry bread crumbe
l t.eMpoon ..Jt ~ t.eMpoon poultry ...onlnc. divided
'"' teMpoon ~ bi.ck pepper, divided 1 ia.poon pmprika
Get Into • }•m
and keep cool • • • C9
( ... 'leflet' PAGE Cl) TASTY ARRAY -'The host.ell can be• relaxed M her pate with a dcMhead buffet dJnner.
Ambassador job
By MARY JANE SCARCELLO
~,...,eM....,
Con1ratulaUon1. Americana, you're io.tna
the youna. rawboned, barbuian lmap and 11ei..
tUnc down to proper behavior.
In other worda, you've ltopped throw1na tea
into the Bolton harbor and begun to drink ft.
"Tea ii the fifth most popular bev.,. In
America," aocordln1 to the Honorable Aubrey
Franklin. offldal tea ambe....tor to the former
colonln. "Your country 11 •urpQleCS only by
Great Britain In annual tea Import.I, and one
1tudy lhow• you'll.,._ U1 by the year 1990."
~ amh*=acfor, complete wtth p6th helmet
and te~ kettle, wu holdln1 court In the wild,
unch.ttted refPor» of the hou.ewan!9 department
at Robbwon'• In Newport Beach.
Ile WM there to lnauuet the Jocat. on the
flnet point.I of prepuinc and eervtna tea, but he
wanted to pt one thlna ltral,tit at the outaet.
"We've for.Sven you for the local dJIMter In
Boston all thoH yeare a,o," he H id In the
Queen'I belt EnglJlh, "but t WM A btt nauchty
of Y°'4 to dump all that predoul cal'IO Into cold
wet.er. Be1lde1. tea In thoae day1 coat $~0 a
~.·· By contlMt, tea today co.it about 2 cent.I a
cup, aocordina to Franklin. which c:ontnRI wtth
coffee at 6 cent.I• cµp. -
Part of the CQSt dJfferenbe occun beau.-a
pound of tea make• 200 cup11 but the Hme
amount ot coffee beana II aooci ror only 40 ot 60
cupe. awnc coffee pricel In recent yeen combaned
with lncreued interttt ln health and aourmet
toode have brouf!!:: Htlmated 12 million
Alnericanl to the .
J'rank11n M)'I It WMn't eM)', thoueh·
"When I WM appotnt.d to UU. 1)(116tion by
the T.-Council of~ USA In lt1f, I really
oonidV.S It an impc-'ble mill6on. I thoucht tM
only pllat to •ll ... ln th.II CIOUntl')' WM to hcJe..
pUali1I and old led-.''
la tac&, It'• &be wnder·H 1en.eratlon now
cllmb&n1 on&o the tea &roli.r, and one ttudy
11iow1 tha& one·thlrd of Amerlcane twitched frcm.,,.. W ... betWMft 1• end lllO . ..... na6clinl.,,... IN plr II d to note
a ..,, of t.e• bat· jult one .,.,n, eompertd to
wtdl aw .-o1.i,.._ .-cup.
• for ........ and .,... Mw &he
..-n& of_,...._, bUt the dlfference
__. the~• .1rol., .. perpoUnd
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I
suits him to a tea
j
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I
Distinctive Fashion
Every Sunday
s
GIFT CERTIFICATES REDEEMABLE ANYTM ""'" ,,.,, ...
• I
. • I
r
~~ DUI
I •sh~ 111 a om IOft bu«er
l trr~ vanilla l to l ptftta tVaWberTMI
l cup heavy cream whipped with pow·
cMncS .upr and vanwa to &Mte
Q:imb&ne u.. balcu!t max. ...,. .... milk.
bUHtr and vanWa ln a mUcel' bowl. Mt; on low few l mlnuta to blend, then mix on m.dtum for I
minute., ICl'apfnc bowl. Pour Into INUed and
floured 8·lndl round cake pan and mu at 360
::;
r ... for 10 to 80 mlnut.., or until center
bKk with U,ht .,,_ure.
eenwhlle, clean and remove 1tem1 from
the 1trawbeniel. Set ulde 9 attrecUve beniet
and al.Ice the 19\ lnto • bowl. Add ..... to ..
(and a da1h of 1trawberry liqueur or cream
lheft'Y if you wlah). Whip the cremn. When the cake layer hlll baUd and eooled,
carefully 1lice It ln half horizontally. Put the
bottom half on a 1ervln1 late and 1pread the
11lced berrlet and their juice over rt. Spread
about halt the whipped creem tNer the berriee
and put the top halrot the cab1ayer OYer t.haL
SpMld the top with the rema1ninC whipped
cream and arranae the whole berriee on top, with
one ln the center and the remalnin1 8 evenly
1paced near the outer ed1e. Refn1e.rate untU
rady to allce and .erve. Mabe about 8 llel'Vinp.
\,
I
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BUY •so WORTH OF GROCERIES OR MORE
AND WE'LL DELIVER THEM FREE
Meat
I
D~ FAJIOIJS ACED STEAKS
.. ARE ON SALE!
PORTERHOOSE '4'' W• tS.49
T-IONl'S '4'' W•IS.49
/ '4'' TOP SDU.OINS w .. tS.98
Fil.ET MIGNON $5 98 Wut7.98 .
NEW YORK a.rrs '5 98 ..... 7.98
(no .. a. IO Malert. We l'ftene 1he righl
IO Ualt UIC*Jll lo ndi eutomer.)
. .
------------------------1 Seafood
FRESH FROUN
LOCAL SWORDFISH
FROM THE 15UND8 ot' HAW All
FRESH FROZEN
FILETS OF WAHOO
$3 98 I 1 •4~; !)
(C.-1 0. 'TIM ~->
FR.ESH FILET Of
PETROLE SOLE
FIRST OF THE SEASON-FRESH $3' 5 9
DUNGENESS CRAB lb.
(We will llMIY ~--a4 end tllem fw -H ire d1arp)
Bake£).:_
DIRECT FROM
" DELANEY'S NEW BAKERY
Fresh Baked E•ery Monlaa Hd DeJinred Direcl
to tbe M.rllet Freelt fAeh Monla1.
' , ,~
Wine
Imported a Domettie WINES
Vafaee •p to 17.98 each
WHILE THEY LAST
DO-NUTS, SWEET ROLLS 2s ~
•
FALL TYPES •·
, FRESH BAKED t..:} 91
CROISSANT ROLLS ,q. ot 4 ee.
(Al ...... Uq.. ,.... S..te TH )
CUSTOM MADE
SANDWICH~
(WJdt 4J1 n. Trim I tf')
HAM·nJRKBY-IOAST BDF
"Morninr Freah"
Produce
FIRST OF THE SEASON =~~:" 5 ....... •100 ,
~FIESH
•OCCOLI
LdG& IWUT NORTHERN
STllAWBERRIJ.S
6 73-5520
3 .... •100
.59:..
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• savings ,.,.. ,..., ....... , .....
The lnip of the IClllon
II th,t eound of •vlna for
million• of Americana w~ have turned coupon
cllpplna into bit bu1l-
nH1. There are booka
which Utll you how to
a•t th• rnoat from cou-cna, clube whole mem-
,.. trade ooupona with
the enthualum of
r,::~~~wapplna
Storea lure 1hopper1
with procnMlel of mundl
equal to double 0t even
trlple the face value of
coupona. Manufacturert
combine coupon offere
with refund• which
boost lhe value of aome
promoUona \.o several
doll.an.
·----.......
&
The A.C. Niel.Jen Co.,
which keepa track of
marke\lna trend• In a
wide variety of areu In
addition to te levl1lon,
reportJt that manufactu-
rers dt.tributed 90.6 bil-
lion coupone In 1980, up
12 percent from 1979.
HOLEY WAR -Mllllonl of American.I clip coupo"-to .ave at the
grocery checkatand each week.
More than 900 manu. coupon1," ahe 1ay1. "If
facturert' coupon1 were you would buy the pro-
d I 1 trl bu ted for every duct anyway, UM a cou-
U.S. hou9ehold. And that pon, by all means. But
doe1n't count the cou-don't UIC on.e ~t becau-
ponl 1-ued by ret.ailef9. ae lt'1 ofle~.'
Only about 4 percent Ma. Swanaon a1ao aays
of the manufacturers' that coupon1 rarely save
coupon• are redeemed r.ou much o n ataple11 .
but the redemplloN add · 'You t.'OU.ld never feed a
up. 1n 1979 alone for ex-family on couponed
ample the value of the ltema only." 1he 1ay1. 'redee~ed coupons wH "Saale foods a uch 81
about $160 million. fruit, vegetable•, mllk
The U.S. Department and meat, for example,
of Agriculture e1llmates are rarely couponed.'
that lour families an five The co1 t of cheating
u1e coupoN. Until rec-can be high. Industry
ently, the people who IOUJ"OCS say aa ~ny u 20
u.eed coupons moet were percent to 30 pert..-ent of
the ones who needed all eoupons are miare-
them leut -middle and deemed; the coat of the
upper-Income conau-fraud la added to your
men. There are 1jgn1, supermarket bill.
powever, that coupon Here are some 1tep1
use 11 1preading on ull you can take to save:
levela.
A atudy by Nielsen
1howed, for example,
that 69 percent of faml-
U. wtth 1ncomet of Sl0,-
000 or laa u.eed cou pona
In 1960, up from 51 per-
cent In 1975. The 1tudy
allo 1howed that 57 per-
cent of non-whl~ hou-
teholda and 69 percent of
Kitpanicl u.ed couporu,
a finding whkh Nlellen
aald wa1 "contrary to
traditional perceptioN."
To get the moet from
coupona, It ll import.ant
to we them properly
Joeephine Swanson. a
consumer educator from
Cornell Unlveralty, po-
lntJt out that you don't
save money if you wie a
coupon for a product you
don't need.
"Ultimate ly, consu-
mers end up paying lor
the coat of olferlng
-Check newspaper
and magazine advertlse-
menta and 1tore lhelves
for refund offera whlch
can be combined with
coupons. lf you teen an
ad for a refund and your
1tore doe1n't have the
forma, uk ttM man.ager
to get IOme.
-Organize your cou-
pons, separating them
according to category
and date of expiration.
You don't need a fancy
fil ing 1y1t e m ; a fe w
e nvelopes w ill do. Go
through the file periodj-
cally to weed out unuaed
or expirt:<f coupon.a. ·
-Plan your 1hopping
around coupon1. Suppose
you see a coupon offe-
ring 20 cenu off on pa-
per towela -this week
only I
Ji'amlllarize younieJf 1
F1minin1 Fitness • • • •
For Every BodJ
COME IN FOR
A FREE VISIT
$ 40 Unlimited resits
1 Mo.
• Posture
• Circulation
• Slim Hips
• Firm Thlfhs
• Tichten
Buttocks
Includes
• FIH AEIOllCS o ......... .... w.e..w...-
Aerobics
s25
10 Classes
with regular price• 110
you know whether an
advertlMd "baraaln" la
really a aood deal. u you
vtslt a parUcular ltote to
take advantage of a cou-
pon offer, make sure you
d on 't wind up paylnf
hlaher-tha n-norma
prk:el for other lteml.
.I
I Oranot Oout DAIL"( PILOT IWfldMtdly, Mly 12, 1812
• • • Buff et with ease
a whole plml•nlOll,
cut ln half
6 1llct!e 8wlM chella
(•bout ' C>W"Mm)
1 can (10 M ou.no.)
cunden1ed cream of
muahroom aoup
1 tablHpoon pre-
pared mUIWd
, ~ cup sherry
~cup water
2 tablo1poon1
1n1pped pwaley
3 to 4 cupe hot ec>o·
ked rice
Brush turkey 1tetk1
on all aJdes with butt.er.
Co&t with bread crumbe
ml"ed wlth tall. 'h t.ea-
1poon poultry aeuonlna, ~ "'a1poon pepper and
paprika. Place In butte-
red, lhallow baklnl pin.
Bake at 375 de8J'MI for
30 mlnutn. Place a pi-
miento half on each Wt·
key tteak . Top wlth
cheeH. Bake ~ minute•
tonier or until cheete
melt.I. MeanwhUe com·
blne 1oup, mu1tard,
sherry, water, ~ t•a·
apoon poultry RUOnlna.
and 11' teaapoon pepper
In 1mall aaucepah. Heat
and 1t1r until bolllna.
Add paraley. Serve tur-
key 1teak1 on beds of
fluffy rice and top with
sauce. Yield: 6 1ervln1J1.
ORANGE-RICE
SALAD ORIENTALE a CUPI cooked rice,
cooled
I can (8 ouncH) 1,1\ cup cold wet.et
wawr chelt.nu\I, dralMd 1 cup bolllnc water
and a1Jced 111\ CUpt IUllt a onnpt, divided 2 'h cupe ()rana• Jul· l tabletpoon vtnep.r "-'O ~cup veaotable oU 2 tea1poon1 anted a t.abletpooN cataup oranae pMI
2 tabl•1poon1 1oy 2 ~ cu pt h ra v y
uuce er am, divided
2 tablHpoon1 min· 6 oran101, peel d
cod onion and 1lk.'ed
I t.abl•poon 1ugar 1 pint freah 1traw-
lt\ teupoon ground berrle1, w11hed, hull.,d
(llnaer and 111~
3 to 4 drop• hot In larae bowl combine
pepper •uce '" i d Id 4 o unc h e1 fresh ge ... tnc an t'O wawr.
inow peu (pod peu) . Let •land 1 minute for
Combine rice and wa-sclotinu to 1often. Add
ter cheatnut1. Squeue boillnai waler, itlr until
juice from half of one of gelatine 11 comple te ly
the oran"ea. Combine dluolved. Add iuaar ond • 1Ur until dillolved Add ju.Ice, vtnegar, oU, cataup, a Jule d " t d 1e1y aauce, onion, augar, oran.e :e an .,ro e
alfller and pepper ll\.ICe. peel. Chill until m1xturt>
Pour aver rice and water la con1l1tency of unbeu ten egg white•. Whip 2 c:he1tnuts; toH to com-cups heavy crl'am until blne. Peel and thinly illce remaining orange• 1tlff: fold into gelatine mixture Spoon half tht• Pour botllna wat.er over orange and atrawtx-rry
IJ'lOW peu and let it.and I 1Hce1 Into a 1tralgh t -
mlnute; drain , dry and ilded, 2 ~-quart gla11 chW. Spoon half of rice aerving bowl. Arrange
mixture into 1ervlng fruit around aide of bowl
bowl. Cover with a layer to resemble buttcrfllc•s
of half of the anow peas b y p 1 ad n g r 0 u n d t• d
and oranae .uce.. Spoon d t rem'alnint inow peaa and e g ea o oranae Ala·(·11 together Spoon half tht• oranae I lees ln a deco-gelatine mlxtun• Into
rattve design on top. bowl. Spoon remaining
Yield: 6 1ervlnp. fruit over gelatine, rcs-
ORANGE erving a few orange and
BUTrERFLY CREAM 1trawberry 11llcc1 ror
2 envelope. unfla-sarniah Top with rt!
vored gelatine maining gelatine mix -----------------
ture. Cover. Chm until
firm. Befort Hrvln1,
whip remalnln& '-' cup
heavy c:rtam. Oarnl1h
de11etl with whlpJ>•d
cram ednd rtMt"Ytd «· an1e and 1tra~·berry
11Jcet, If dNlred. Yield: 8
\0 10 ..-rvjnp.
What ii
means for
your ad
to be
"classifwd"
repeat
appearances
The market fOf'
what.ever you
advertlM chanlff
ccmtlnu.lly When
you r1peeL your
ad, you reach new
1hopper1, ucca·
11lonal 1hoppet1
•nd Lhoae who
11hop every day.
DailyPlllt
claHtflff ad9
642-M71
J
"Fresh brewed'' for first~cup freshness.
New Taster 's Choice· l<Xm
F~Oried c.otree is
even better.
•
ON NEW TASTP.R'S CHOlCI!• 100'4 PReeze-OIUl!D COPPEE. RP.CULAk OR ORP.BN l..ABEl.
DECAf Pl!INATBD,
ANY 17.fi JAR f!XCE!PT I ·OZ •
T·BONE STEAKS
TABLE ~0-LOl't CUT CUJB
~rr2
4·ROU. PACKAGE ASSORTED COLORS
HBALTBl'VL -
J'ruita and veaetablm
are low in Hlt but
hlah Jn flavor and
nutrition.
AU. ITDll MD f'IUCr.s YAKJrlm o" MOrtDAY MAY JO. 1981.
TA~ Kl"IG 8££,.
Porterhouse Ste.aka
TARLE KINO LEAM TV'IOUI
Beef Cube Steaks
LB.21a 2.87 3.19 2.58 2.99
LB. 2 48 2.57 .87 2.61 2.99
IOOtl'U '~-l'llOZVI Vons Pea
~1. Pl(Q.~ WA~. l'llOl.
Veal Parmigiana
TAHll KIN08U.'-CH(.ICK 2 8 160Ura;1ltKY1'\l\OC~
Boneless FamAy Steak LB. .1 2.ot 1.tt a.n a.n CottaQe Cheae
l ASl..E KJ'IO 80NULSS llUI' LB.199 Chuck Beef Roast ,
TVSONPllUIU'IVT 6)
LB .• 87 Comish a.me Henl
'iAlAO,. A\IOlll'rt
EA .• 29 Romaine Lduc:e
O(UCA Tt: ,.LA liO'I
LB .• 49 ltallan Squash
I~~
1.H I .tt 2.St 2.49 Jerleymald,ft\llk
1.27 1.23 1 .50 I At
MOUta. LOW ,.AT
Jerseymald Mllk
.39 ... , .49
SOOAA l'llU COlA-64'1V 12.0Z. CM
·" Diet Rite
.69 .79 .69 ·"
.47 .49 .51 .63 .48
139 1.79 1.59 1.79 1.89
.90
]93
.95
ol 29
129
.90 .89 .93 .94
1.93 2.04 1.97 1.95
.95 1.02 .97 .96
2 • ..e 2.59 1.59 2.59
2.4t 2.59 1.59 2.59
16-0L Pl<Ci -CHUS£FOOO
Borden's Ind. Slices
YONS-RfO Pl<O
Miid Cheddar
8-0Z Pl<O -l'llOZ!N
Banquet Chicken Pies
IOOUMClJAA-HOl 000
Heinz Relish
209
L8 234
.35
.59
14.()(JM(Z80TT\L-RfOOVJI 79 Outs' & Pitt's BBQ Sauce •
!>-0£ Pll.O
Andes Creme D'Menthe }19
.55 4.()(JNCf CAM
Ortega Diced Chlll
~ ~ I ~ ~
2.46 2.45 1.99 2.65
2.49 2.69 2.75 2.74
.36 ·" .45 .49
.58 .77 .75 .77
. 78 1.0I .19 1.0I
1.19 1.29 1.25 1.23
.58 .59 .63 .64
.33 .33 .25
ll<XIMCLUOOt.M-,.ON\V CNU 119 .Jt Qllette St..ve Cream ~, 1.79 2.25 1.79 1.87
SAi.AO ,. AllOltff! EA .19 Crisp Cucumbers J 82 1.97 1.15 1.19 1.99
16-0Z CTl'I
Lawrya Season Salt
11 ()(Kf, U OCJl.AR
1.39 1.5t 1.19 1.lt Old Spice Smooth Sheve
IOLI BAO-US l"IO I ~0129 Russets Potatou
)KQCM' 'AiOWlf!
.25 .at .29 .27 Alka Seltzer Box
AOO~ rur ro ,.,.v ~
1 LB .• 25 Brown Onions
IOUMCt lllOCJV.11
.It .59 . ·" .79 Style Hair Spniy
WiQ.! JI.XV Le.A9 Cantaloupe
T-OUMCt TUN-.W.00 (l'fCU.
4AI 5.31 5.lt Head & Shoulders '°'°", )LITfllt 80TTLt 3" Gallo Chabfla Blanc
I OO<Jl'!Ct 90TTLl
4At 5.)t ''" Jergena Lodon
.HITU 80l'l'L! 3" Gallo Rhine Wine
·~· 100 WATT ICWT WHITI o.tt '·" Q.!.l.Jaht ... 7~WT~ IOTTL! s• J&88cotch
~'°""'.&M:IC
4,15 4,29 ,,,. J.tt Blc Pen9 790~UUTU 10m.L 399 Klmch8tka Vodka
tOCJMC&'9(0.-~
a.>a J.'5 2AI a.41 Swift Brown re Serve 12 OOl'<l CNll. 6-PAClt 232 Coors Beer
~.,AUl.1-toi. l'K0.-'1'0~ ... ·" 1.ol ... FrtedCllme
I J.()Ul'ICl CM-l'ltOZ!M .89 Snow Ctop FIYe AllYe
3-IK. .85 '·'°z.
175 1.89 2.59 2.25 1.79
)19 1.17 2.19 I.ff 1 ~,.,.
121 .tt 1.at 1.49 1.39
197 2.at 2.54 2.11 2.99
138 1.41 2.21 2.19 1.75
2" 3.19 , .... 3.29 3.29
.27 . at .SS .JI .,,
1" t.21 1.21 1.35 1.11
12 ~ CNl-CH<Jtflt UOlfT WAID
Chicken d the Su Tuna
125«1MC! CM-CHUNK UOKT WATVI
Star Kist Tuna
T-OUMC!CM
Hormel Spam
l9-0UMC! CAN
Folger'• Flaked Coffee
l>OOMCl-,..,,,,T!lt 9L2MO
Max. Houee Drtp Coffee
>-LI CAM-UO.OltlNO
Vuban Coffee
01'112«tl<l CAl'IS c&ec•
16001'<1 CN>l·Dll. ~
Cut Qreen Bans
]69 1.67 1.11 l.H 1.19
} 59 1.67 1.19 1.9S I.et
.93 .99 1.03 1.03 1.03
6'7 6.11 6 .37 l.Jt 6.1'1
2 24 ~.~o • • 2.25 2.at a.21
767 7.80 1.29 7.H 7.t7
149 ... , 1.41 1.71 .. , •
.49 ,., .n "" .12
1 ?()(JN(I CM-OOLoer. C.ltfNo\
Del Monte Com .50 .so
llZ MR. CLEAN ALL I' A8RIC LJQUID
ORV BU!ACH CL!AN!R
»OZ. 1 .43 »OZ. I 1.95 4&0Z. -=1• ..... -=-... --~
.. i •
Think big to save m ·oney on small ineals f
oed onion or p.rllc, ::/.
1ano or batU lO t•= Cover ind elmmer ..
IJ IAllA•A QlllONI an &M OM1 &hat .,.,lt Here•1 l!Whal Debbie
It'• lunday and Deb· llllOlt tram llow ravUnt. ·dOs
bl• hH a ro1u ln the (Quick coollln1 1tHk1 The frHhly cooked
oven. Tha& wouldn't be ind chop1 are u1ually l"Olll\ II her Sunday niaht '° unUIUal ..,.pl Dlbbte well m1rbled wllh fat ....i.
l• 1ln1le. And 1he'1 no\ and COil more per pOund AJw d&nner, the ""' exs-:unc company. tn calorlH H well H II IUald Into linale-nMel
Th D bbl ' ~.) ..wtp and indfvidual.ly •way • •• I· 8o .ven lf vnup famUl =ped In freeur ~It, c:oOkin1 btt one. .,v-.... _ ,_...._,__. __ _, a w•k 1av. tnet _ ii emall, or non-4xilten , v .. n ...,....v -
her1 and \ho utffhy or nowhere nearby, . (She may .._.rv• company'• roaatln1 a famlly-1l1e aome of the meat ••
· main courn can 1Ull eandwlc:h flllin81 tor her
1t•1 allo a way to uve make aen11 lt you have weekday brown ba1
cMh and c:alorl., becau-a frteUJr and IOme lma· luncMI.)
u the lea nu, leu-alnatlve ldeaa for u11n1 After Hveral 1uc h
expen1lvt cull of meat the planned-oven. Sunday meal.I, her free-
lllllllllO
aer hat a variety of
.0We·Mrvtn1 peckl1• of chue ... nt precooked
..... and pou.ltry.
f.ech W'8kda)' ewrUl\I
1fter dinner, the ttana-
fen one pack•I• from
the freeier to the refrl-
1e ra tor tor \he next
e~11meel.
Tamocrow nl.aht when •h• comes home from work, the prec ooked
1 .... "'-: IJQWd evapara"-i .ur ln OlmNTALITIB-nY Julienne 1lked •tripe of
meat or poultry wlll be
def roeted and ready io
combine with other In·
11'edJent1 In a qulcld)'·
prep1red after-work
main cour..
Some nlahu 1he may
almply alice the meat and
reheat It in a toU-covered
plepan In the oven, but
meet of the t1me ahe w1l1
dice It lnto creative com·
blnatJonl:
-Spray• non .. tkk akJ.l. lean cooked beef, pork,
let or elec:tr1c trypen with chJdcen or turkey 1t the
oookl".'l •J»r1y. Combine lut m1nu-.; cook and 1Ur
thinly 1llced 1weet un\11 hMi.d ~.
oaJoM, mu.hJ'ooma, di· IPAOHSTTI AND
Cid red or IJ'89D peppen, MEAT SAUCE -While
cll.laonally 11ked celery, •~U.I OOOkl In botUn1
II'"" bMlw or ""Yother ulted wit.er IOCOl'dlna to favorite crunchy fr.,h packaae clirecttona, com-
ve1etable1 In the 1klllet blne diced cooked lean
with IOlne canned ctuck-roa1t beef with an
en or beef broth and a 8-ounce can of m11hed
1pl.aah of eoy l&UCI. Cook undrained tomatoes and
and 1tlr over moderate a hall-cup tomato Juice
flame until moet of the ln a saucepan. Add min·
12-00NCE CAN
FROZEN
DETERGErlT ~~K:
49-0<.JNCE BOX (INCLUDES . t 5 OFF) SOFTENER
LIMIT 2 (PurchaM! over llmlt-reg. price 2.0 I )
VONS CONTINUES
TO LOWER
PRICES
I~ OtlMCf CAN -OOlOf N WHOl.1' .39 Nlbleta Kemel Com
II Otlt'ICI CAN V""' Cl>J'!P .79 Pork & Beans
IO Ot f'ICI CAI". llO'.Alf 11 "' .78 Refried Beans
JI Ol INC'I (' 4N .64 Ubby Sauerkraut
l ('l(lf'I( I vtll'lil .20 Tomato 81uce
IHlCIN('l l A"' Ol I ~,_,II .61 Fruit Cocktall
<46()(K£ ( 4N .65 HI C Orape Drtnk
J/O<lf'ICI J>M 111'\l ""ll .65 Oatorade
480Ul'tCr 16 Pl\Cl\I Ol!Ar!QI .89 Prult1tand Dr1nk
111001'<[ 0011 1" Kellogg'• Com Flakta
700Ul'!CI 179 Poat Ralaln Bran
ll\OUN<f .91 Quaker Qukk Oat•
4•0UN<t '""' 173 Vona Shortening
~lllMO .83 Vona Flour
I P()OroO Cf.H .49 Powdered Sugar
l)~flOTTLE ]14 Log Cabin Syrup
~ ~ ~ ~
.38 .47 .39
.81 .85 .n
.78 .79 .93
.64 .68 .73
.20 .21 .22
.62 .68 .H
.15 .77 .71
.65 . 7l ...
.aa .91 1.05
1.18 I. 15 1.25
1.81 1.82 l.9J
.93 .91 .94
1.73 l.'9 1.69
.83 .85 .99
..48 ·'° .52
1.13 1.25 1.23
I
.42
.85
.90
.68
.22
.68
.77
.71 ...
1.25
1.79
.91
l.lt
.89
..49
1.14
I
REG.OR KING SI
ALLPOPOLARBRANDSCARTOM
I 00 MM OR 120 MM SIZE CTN. 5.99
"DAY MAY JO . lHl.
~ ~ I I I I ~ ~ ~ ~
6il Otlr'ICI IV.(, YF 11 (1W 119 110U!'t(I ("'"' 138 Jollytlme Popcom 1.73 1.99 1.79 1.19 Dow Bathroom Cleaner 1.36 1.42 1.45 1.42
l&<Xll'lef -""""v.r~ .69 ll OUl't( I \Al". 1 e1 Kraft Marshmallow• .... .87 .89 .88 Drano Drain Opener 1.95 1.91 1.93 1.91
4 10Ul'ltl <ii llHI II .23 4 ifl'll I l't\(, "....i PtlK I •• .67 Oerber Apple Juice .23 .24 .25 .23 Bathroom Ttaaue .72 .81 .19 .79
11( 0111'11 I AllCof l>N'l>V.1111 323 8 0 / \I"' C11CAll ll 2'' Luv1 Dleper1 3.21 J.23 3.S2 J.St Krlft Parmean 2.31 2.15 2.Jt 2.JI
lhClll"'<' ... 1 ..... 111'11 119 J•.i n 1w. 269 H~Ho Crackera 1.22 1.19 I. It 1.21 Johnny Cat Utter 2.77 2.79 2.11 2.59
h ')(111...C I 11111 ldl'Jl lll'IAlllll .34 lllOUN I I "'"' tlf lc<.itl v .85 9 Uvea Cat Food .12 AO .Jt ..40 Chocolete Syrup .85 .at .92 .ll
400ltNC I llllJC 1'111111>4 11 142 I < "" f Ol'I Ill (All.All 5'' Vona Detergent IA) 1..41 I.ti 1..41 Camell Cigarette• 6.15 6 .55 6.19 6.55
!>!>OUN:£ .49 I CA#l~ 5" Zeat S.th a.r .41 .52 At Al .-..rtboro 100'• 1.25 6.15 6.21 6.a5
1,0CINC"I 811 LIQll"l 111 NOllT1it:lll'l-4NOl l l\~SllJ 1oe Ivory Detergent 1 • .11 2.04 2.09 1.77 Bathroom T111ue 1.25 1.:11 1.19 1.15
<tOOCINCI 150 1101 C l\H .28 CloroK Dry Bleach 1.52 t.58 1.65 1.58 Campbell• V-8 Juice .29 .JO .JI .29
lU>UN< I .39 I<)/ llCJI( .45 Vons Uquld Bleach .38 .39 .JI .42 Juyu Pruitt .48 .49 .49 .49
l6COt~l 10-00H<:f. PM:KAOE-FNOZCM .47 Cllng Free Sheets 189 2.01 2.ot 2.09 2.09 Vona Cut Com .48 .53 .63 .53
16 OU!'IC C C r N PIJl"\P .47 .41 .SJ ,6J .52
RALPHS
GRAND TOTAL 169.31
4K. HIQHER THAN Vort8
'
mlnut••· Uncover dd
elmmtr unUI 11uc= \hick. ror chick•
\urUy ceodaton, IU
tut• cooked po~h•fH
Serve over ho\ dr••;
~· . RANOETOP PIL
-Combine Inn coo"-lo
diced mHt or poulWtw
with haU-cup lnU••M
rice, half-cup canrlti4b
beef OI' chick.en brothWh
or 2 ribl minced celerjd•I or 4 wblelpoont fresh= frozen peu, a few tHlft
onion 1llcM, a pinch
curry powder (to t.a.afA6.
C.OVer and ehnmer 2 -• nutee. Remove from .._.,
and wait 6 minutes ...
fore lef'Vina. =t MEAL·llZE CHIC
EN OR TURUY CH DER -Combln11J•4C '
cup canned chlck••f
broth, half-cup thltA,tf
1llced truh or troiil\
carroca, l or 2 ribs thinleN
1llced celery. 2 bay l..,t
ve1, a pinch of nutrnt19-
a n d a n u n d r a I n e .,,.
2-ounce can mu1hr<>Oillllla
pieces. Cover and 1i~' 20 minutes. Add dlcedll
cooked poultry and tMM.ltt
through. Stir In a lltthtYJ
low-fa\ mlJk, if deslred4"1
for extra dairy nutrtUGftlo
Here are the leanrit:ia
lea1t fattening c hoict'W1
fo r roasting (ca lo~
counts from U.S. 0.ffl
partment of Aaricultuee a
Handbook No. A): "11
BEEF -Bonele11cfJ
fat-trammed top rounctd
rout: 612 calo ries p4r
po und (1eparable le .. b
choice). a d
LAMB -BoneJe..,v
fat-trimmed leg: 950 caik'l
orl e1 p er p o u~dUI
(aeperabl"' lean, choiceJJ
VEAL -Bonelellf Ii
round: 631 calories .,..11
pound (thin cla81). bn•
PORK -Fresh h.aNI q
667 calorie• per pouMil)
(separable lean, thOll
cW.). 'I'#
CHICKEN -Buy
only whole young broiler
frye,.., not routing hena,
and trim fring e falrr.JI
Chicke n (meat only) la
382 calortea per pound~
TURKEY -Choose
small YOW'\8 hen turkeys (meat only) 480 calori6imlq
per pound.
Losing
battle
···rl?
b<!rl
U fighting weiaht &aln
in youth I.a a battle, mWWfl
die ase tunu the •tn41fo'/
sle lnto a war. 11
"It'• unfair, but ~
to avoid weight saln ai4J
1hed unwanted pou!M6A
In middle ase beconaNleJo
sreat chore for mQIJ5f
eeopte," uy1 Elliabe._Jt
Cwtll, boa.rd member •~ the California Nura.,lf
Amoct.aUon. Jf I ttt
Curll• e1tlmatea thMI•
between the ase1 of •b
and ~~ the body's rnef&'-t)
boll1m 1low1 dow~ fewer calories are
to bum for enera. ••And to thil a l1owir
Ufestyle and a reduction
In phyalcal acUvlty ara
you've created a lltua~
that lnvlta weight Pfk,
blem1 for moat of u~
the .. ya. t" However, Curtil 11 ,.
the:;.rospect of 11Jn t we t ii no cawie to
1pa r about movina t
middle age.
"People Juat have to•
aware that u they ~
older, Uleir bodlea ,,
ly need fewer caloriel
function ," 1h~ea . "With advance p
you can avoid the p(t.f
that oootrtbute to W P'!i·" Curt11 recommen '
thatpenoM I
middle A1e cut beck/
the amount of food
.. t -parUcularly
f ood1 and ht1h·calo
de11ert1 -Dut at
mllntaln • well· ~ lncludbw foodl
Uw four tooa ~ mllk meat. ve,.talt
ind irulta, breacla •911 ........
''Main~--.. :rn.s-:= ~ tocMi babt1 ID
Such a rro1ram be keep o f unwa t ...........
lor oardto-v..V.W-
-• W.U." ... ._,.~ la addltlo•. H ~t .. ....,.
a;;~' 1:t.=:r;-. t • ....
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..
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COME CELEBRATE WITH US AT ALL THREE STORES
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FRESH! FRESH! FRESH!
FRESH STRAWBERRIES AND
ASPARAGUS ARE HAND-PICKED
AND DELIVERED FRESH DAILY
TO ALL TIIREE IRVINE RANCH
FA RM ERS MARKETS STORES!
First of the Season Irvine Ranch
Grown
VALENCIA JUICE
ORANGES
A rich source of the all-important Vitamin C.
these sweet oranges are great juiced for
breakfast, sliced into a salad or dessert. or for
just plain snacking!
Fresh /y Picked, Best-of-Spring
LOCAL GROWN
BROCCOLI
39(! lb
ASPARAGUS
Irvine Ranch soil is the richest ... just right for
growing this tender, green asparagus. And
since Irvine Ranch is just down the road, you
can be sure this asparagus is as fresh as can
be! All sizes are grown lo full maturity for
color and flavor that is sure to please! BUY
NCNI AT THIS SUPER PRICE ...
SOON TifEY•lJ.. BE GONE!
ALL SIZES
98(! lb
Sun \\brld's Finest
SWEETCORN
At last! Delicious Coachella \alley corn has
come to Irvine Ranch Farmers Markets. This
first-of-season corn is fresh , sweet, and
tender ... perfect for cooking and the bar-b-q!
4 for Sl.00
l#Jshington States Finest
GOLDEN DELICIOUS
APPLES
Crisp and Juicy!
49(! lb
locally Grown
BUTTON
MUSHROOMS
These all-purpose mushrooms are fresh and
delicious. Perfect with a tender cut of Irvine
Ranch Farmers Markets steak!
98(! lb
Local, First-Picked
LONG GREEN
CUCUMBERS
29~ each
4 lbs. for
Sl.00 ------------------------------1•1?1111·----------------------------
How 'bout a picnic with a loved
o ne ... and somethin' blsty from
Irvine Ranch Farmers Marketa
own dell?
Hormel
THURINGER
Sliced to Order!
Reg. $3.49 lb
S2.98 lb
El Molina
MILLERS BRAN
Good for You!
32 oz. Reg. 85(
11e
Health \alley
STONED WHEAT
CRACKERS
•
Salted or Unsalted ... lllke your elckt
6Vi oz. Reg. 89•
11e
Sun \\brld
PITTED DATES
A healthy enack at a ~ prlcel
10 oz. Reg. &1.79
•t.18
UNSWEETENED
PINEAPPLE
Naturally Dellc:lcMf
16 oz. Reg S3. 79
•1.88
CHEESE OF THE WEEK!
LAPPI CREESE
Brought all the way from Finland! This tasty
cheese is great for cooking or tucked into a
sandwich!
H<·~· $~.98 lb.
Sl.98 lb
Marie's
SALAD DRESSINGS
Bleu or Ranch. 16 oz.
Sl.49
Straight from San Francisco ...
GALLO COTTO
SALAMI
It's taste says it all!
ReM. $2.98 lb.
S2.29 lb
NOVA LOX
Lascco Smoked Salmon
Reg. $13.95 lb
Sll.95 lb
Charlie's Pride
RARE ROAST BEEF
Reg. SS.39 lb
S4.49 lb
WHIPPED FRESH
CREAM CHEESE
Nothin' like fresh cream cheese on a
fresh bagel!
Reg. S3.l9 lb
S2.49 lb
Avallablt' at thfo Tu1tln and N .. wport •l<>n"il only!
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Irvine Ranch Fannen Marketa
Homemade
100')(, Natural
SPROUTED WHEAT
BREAD
24 oz. Loaf
Sl.39
Irvine Ranch Farmers Marketa
Homemade
FRESH CRESCENT ROLLS
Perfect steaming hot topi>ed off with a pat of
fresh butter! Package of 4.
SI. 79
-------1: 11111:Kt11X1J1i;1-.----
RAW CASHEW
PIECES
Reg. S2.59 lb
~l.59 lb
NATURAL
PISTACHIOS
GreatJUlt the way they are!
Reg. 15.69 1b
84.29 lb
THOMPSON
SEEDLESS RAISINS
A little bit of the 8'111 le locked Into each
one of the9e deUdoua ralalnaf
Reg. 11.69 lb
81.29 lb
RAW ALMONDS
Reg. S2.491b
SJ.SB lb
. ·, •'
Orenge CoMt DAILY PILOT /Wedneedey, Mey 1a, 1112
I
\\e want to say ''Thanks!" to all the folks that have made our first
anniversary so special, so we're lowering prices at all three of our stores!
You'll find plenty to celebrate about!
-------------------1\~ 11+1 IOOl•i------~
GENUINE CHATEA U BRIAND !
U.S.D.A . CHOICE WHOLE
FILET MIGNON
f.ach tender cut weighs approximately two
pounds.
Reg. S6.98 lb
$4.69 lb
FREEZER MEAT •••
REDUCED PRICE!
SIDE OF BEEF
.Ii;, ll<lllll<lt ilVl'rflj4(' Wl'll(ht. ~·11 ( UI. wr.111
1111d l11ht•I lllftlt' Fl<~.I .'
81.45 lb
HINDQUARTER OF
BEEF
l'JIJ jlCHllld\ ,1\f'r,1141• Wt'IMhl ( 1•111111(
w r.tlJPHll( .111111.11,.•11111( I HI ~'
81. 75 lb
lJlsty
PRIME RIB BONES
Marinated and perfect for the barbequc!
Re~. Sl.69 lh
$1.19 lb
Our Own Oven Ready
MEATLOAF
Tende r
TURKEY BREAST
ReR.Sl.981b
$1.49 lb
'1 to 6 pounds averaf.(c. these tender turkey
breasts art-sure to please!
Ref.(. Sl.89 lb
$1.49 lb
STUFFED BELL
PEPPERS
Unique and delicious!
Reg. Sl.98 lb
$1. 79 lb
8 5 .00 OFF ANY 50 LB. PAK
8 10.00 OFF ANY 100 LB. PAK
10" OFF ANY 10 LB. STEAK PAK
. . L1 ?t1 i•X•> •1 t·
Our fresh seafood selection ls one of the fines~ in the County!
FRESH SEAFOOD
KABOBS
Deliciously Different!
Reg. $4 . 98 lb
S3.98 lb
Abalone Style
CALAMARI STEAKS
Mmmmm ...
ReR. s:t 98 lb
S2.98 lb
•
FRESH PACIFIC RED
SNAPPER
Terrific with a side of brown rice!
Reg. $2.49 lb
Sl.49 lb
FRESH CATFISH STUFFED SOLE
M1111lt·n·y or Flon·ntirw '>lylt·
X 111 ;jV1·r;1~1 · w1·1~lil A 'treat!
Reg. $2.~)H lb
Sl.98 lb 82.89 each
__________________ , Q ; {I Xtj ti ,,1 ~,, .. ______ Av-•l-IJib-k•-"ll-ht>-lu-•tl-na-11d_~ .. _"'""-'r1_•_lort'_•_on-I)'! ___ _
SPECIA L FIRST
ANNIVERSA R Y PRICES!
LARGE EGGS
Reg. 88• dozen
79~ doze n
JUMBO BROWN
20 count iocount
Sl.67 Sl.75
EXTRA LARGE JUMBO
91~
dozen
97C
doi.en
Alta Dena
COTTAGE CHEESE
Raw or Pu teurized. Good 1tufft
16 oz. Reg $1.05
89~
Alta Dena Catering
ICE CREAM
RJch, creamy, and tutyt All flavors!
1h gallon. Re~. S2.49 lb
82.19
Martinelli's
SPARKLING CIDER
Refreshing!
25.6 oz. Reg. ~1.57
:J for
S3.99
Crusty Bread
LONG FRENCH
BREAD
16 oz. Reg. Sl.29
99~
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EVENING PRIMROSE
Oll!CAPS
~~=· 813.45
KYOLIC GARLIC
CAPS
100 Capsules.
Reg. 18.50
85.98
..
Wlwre Tratlillon u Country F r•1ltneN.
(
I r •
Or1191 CoMt DAILY PILOThvedneeday. May 11, 1112
l&,.MilTIN 1LOANS Box UO'I Rookvtlle eluded. Thia offer ex· CHJCJ' 80YARDIJ: LlPTO N Lou. a ·
hu.bend and wife C.ntr9, N:.~?•· Rec1 -p&rtt Dec. 81. 1983. OfPunch Up Your Pina Noodltt Ofter. Receive a
and tf nlveraal Product
Code aymbol• trom N•·
tu re Valley Granola
Bara, Granola Clu1le1n
and L11ht & Crunchy u
follow1. For alx 2&-cent
coupon•, nnd the form
and one UPC tymbol
from each product. For
1hc t)O-cent. coupons, aend
the form and two UPC
1ymbol1 from each pro-
d ucl. For alx 75-cent
coupon•, aend the form
a11d three UPC aymbola
from each product. Ex-
pires July l~. 1982.
~ ftnd happan. to-etve fl'M ... -na o • fer. R«'olve a coupon box of New Lipton
1edier In th• auper· ,12 .. xPQIUN roll of Ulm. Theao often require worth up to t l for a Lot1·a·Noodlt1 Cup-•·
muut alllllf Send one rtont name fonna; Ch IHa Chip• boxe1). CJ:Ll:STI Mint Foot· packa11 or a pound of Soup. Send \M f*lWred
lom• reader• uy, panel from Lipton Re· Expltte June 30, 1982. ball Offer. Receive a any of the toUowtna pt&• refund form and dW en·
"Nol" But othen have clpt &t Soup Mlx, 00 BRACH'S Chcolatea 8-lnch foam football. u top~: mUlhr'Ooml. Ure front penel from one
wri•wn s&owlna lettere cent• tor pott•s• and Offer. Rewive a plCklp CADBUJ\Y'S "Thkk" Stnd the rtqulred re· tomatoH, onlon1, red box of Lipton Lot•·•·
of \belr ex,.n.nce.. handllnJ and your fllm of Brach'• Chocolatt1. Rebac. Offer. Receive a fund form and two Un.l· peppel"t, 1reen pe=, NoodlH Cup-a-Soup.
Barbara Vitello of wrapped in• ptaln piece Send the required re· S2 refund. Send the rt• venal Prod11ct Code· oU~, hot dop, c , E>Cptree June 30, 1982.
Oaone Park, N . Y ., of paper on which you fund form and the front quired refund form and purchue •ala from tar· bacon . Send the requir·
wrlt11: "My huaband have printed your name, fanela from an~ two the complete wrappen ae (more Uup\ 19·<>Ut"K'O) ed refund form and the NATURE VALLEY,
enjoy• food 1hoppln1. addreH and ZIP code. 2-out"K'O Brach'• Choco-lncludln1 ne t -welaht Celeste Plzu•. There it bottom flap with the General Mll11. Receive
Since I do too, we thop There ii no llmlt on the late1 ba11 (or 10-ounce 1tatement1 from any no limit on the number Universal Product Code 1lx 25 -cent coupon•. alx
topther. He aete an op-number of t.1met you can Chel1ea Chlpt) or from three 1.H-ounce Cad-of tlmH you can take aymbol from any Chef 50-cent coupon• or alx
portunlty to help mo take advantaae of thl1 any two Brach'• Choco-bury "Thick" ban. Ex-advantaae of thl1 offer. Boyard• Plu.a Mlx. Ex-75-cent coupon•. Sen<t
plan our meal• and he offer. Mlnox film 11 ex-latea wlndow boxee (or plrea June 30, 1982. Explree Jan. 31, 1983. plrea July 1, 1982. the required refund form beUevesthatfoodahop-r--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--'-~-=-~~~~~~~~~..:-~~~...;__~~~..:-~~=---.;__~~~~-
ph\f mak.el him. better
COfllUl\Vr.
"He la now aware of
how price• can chanae
from one week to the
next. He haa abo gotten
Into the habit of giving
me a total before w e
reach the chec k o ut
counter. He is very
helpful, and I'm glad he
e1cort1 me down the
aialel."
"I have been 1hopplng
with my huaband for 35
yean." aaya Loia Colt.on
of Adrian, Mich. "I make
out the grocery list for
the neceteities. lf there Is
any money left over, he
buye 10me of the food I
contlder luxuries, like
apedal cheaes. Pushing
that 1hopplng cart toge-
ther hu helped ua pull
to1ethe r these many
yee.rt.''
Amanda from Phila-
delphia iln't married yet.
but ahe learning how It
feeb to walk down the
al1le. "My boyfriend is
often Invited over to my
house for dinner," she
uya. "One evening when
I had to do the ahopplng,
he came along. Was I
ever aurprhed to aee him
checking labels, compa-
l"Uon shopping and loo-
king for coupons and re-
fund forms on packages.
•UAll IOIN UI FO• Fllll COnll A CAKI
ON IAT., MAY II AT I •.M.
lll F
RIB
CUT
UMIT4
U.S.O A.. Choke'"'· Chuck Cut
0 -BONE ROAST LI 1.69
LB .
lulli or Pott ... ,Oo .. Not bteed 22~ fot 2 19 LEAN GROUND BEEF tB e
U S 0 A Choice 8"1
7-BONE CHUCK ROAST
u S.0 .A. Ololce IMf. Bonelet6 ltolled, Cho.di Cut Eo•te<n "''-" Ven~t. fre•h. Smoll Su• I 59
SHOULDER CLOD ROAST LI 2 .•9 PORK SPARERIBS t i •
fl Ron<ho fl Ron<ho Porli & S.oton•nQ
Eatro leon Molk Fed
GROUND VEAL ROUND
Slo<ed f0t W-hnttrel lotn & Round Cut
l8 2 .89
"I take the responsibi-
lity for oouponlng In my
family, but I hadn't told
him that becaUle I didn't
think it WU a good topic
for conversation on
dates. Now we are clip·
ping and r e funding
"1ether."
U S 0 A Chooc:• 8"f, Rob Cut
BONELESS BRAISING RIBS
1.29
l B 2 .89 RANCH STYLE BACON l8 BRATWURST lB 1.69
LB 1.98
BONELESS MILK FED VEAL Lii 5.99
'On numerous occa-
1ioru my husband has
found mlatakes In the
prlcea that are rung up
on the regllter," says
Helen Howald of Sun-
nyvale, Calif. "I am so
busy putting food on the
counter that I don't have
much time to watch and
check the prioee."
One reaeon that Do-
lores Benitez of the Bronx. N.Y., appreciates
her hu1band'1 company
in the 1upermarket Is
that he la tall enough to
reach the Item• on the
top shelves.
"I make out two ehop-
1.ng lleta," eays Marcella ~uble o.f Colorado
Sprlng1, Colo. "On my
hu1band'1 I put Items
like canned goodl, clea-
n Ing item1 and paper
producta. On my list go
the meat and produce
lteme that I preftt to .e-
lect my.elf.
"We u.ually reach the
checkout counter at
about the aame time, and
th.la world out beautiful-
ly l1nce we finish twice
.. fatt."
"My hu1band and I
ahop together and il'1
·i great!" aay1 Judy Buhs
of Peeklkill, N.Y. "We
pick ou\ what we each
like, and It gives ua one
more thine to ahare with
each other.
"I thould mention that
It WU he who Introduced
me to u1ing coupon•. I
thou8ttt lt was a wut.e of
tlrne. But we now aave
anywhere from $2 to $20
on each thopp(ng trip."
a..IP'N'PILE llD'UNDS So•••• Saacll Food1, (g:y)
Clip out thi1 file and
keep lt with' almllar
caah .. off coupon• -
bevet81• refund offert
with beveraae coupona,
for example. Start col-i.ctanc the needed pl'OOfa
of purchue wh'1e loP· ldna ,. the noa1red re-tuna fonnl at the IUpel'·
market, ln newapapen
and ma1a1lnH, and
when tradtn1 with
fn.ndl. Offen ma1 not
be ft9l1able ln all ......
of the country. Allow 10 •ff• to receive each ,......
The tollowuw refund on.. .. WOl1fi tie.en.
Thie .... k'• refund of· ,_. 1-w a tDlaJ value ol
~-· _ •••••I T•h eff er ........ , ......... ...
· LIP!Oll me rnm Pn urd .. Offer, P.O.
fl Rone~. Woter Added
CENTER CUT HAM SLICES
fl Rontho, Hot & SwH t
ITALIAN SAUSAGE ... l 8
U S 0 A Choice a..f. "-'Y, Eac.ellent for Solie or 1.1..i;
BEEF RIB BONES 1a 1.89
Coolied Froren. O.fro•ted A•Q Wt l "> lb•
WHOLE PACIFIC LOBSTER l 8 4.99
FRESH 79 ...... Fro1911/o.fro•ted, Cllflter Cul
IWO•DRIH lftAKI ti •• 99
hoien/0.frotled
MAHI MAHI .... ... LI 2. 19
iilii siYlnoch. cut a.on, 4 5
YIGUABUI •
14 5· 15 5-01 A.ttt. "Coke ll'eoli"
SARA LEE PUDDIN CAKE
? lh f,,.~,k f,,., (,,n~1 .. Cv••
ORE-I DA POT A TOES
Stovffen 12 1'-01 With Vermo<ello
LEAN CUISINE CHICKEN
I 2·cn Notvrol & R911ulor
TREE TOP APPLE JUICE
1.69
1.21
1.99
.as
It... G •M•AAI ~
_ ... Mea•;HA•Ut•I
CRis11001HPAs11 \§l6c
2.5-01. Stldi. R.Qulor or UnKtnted
MITCHUM DEODORANT
'-oa.
OILOF OLAY
2 .19
3 .81
7 01 R111ulor or h tro Body
FINESSE CONDITIONER
05-01
VISINE EYE DROPS
••• 9
1.33
Pocofoc: Foll.ti
f911H ... INA•••• LB 1.89
Fro1911/o.frotted, Coolied
COCKTAIL IH .. M• LB 3 .99
LYJl!ISM~
6-o1 . .lked .Muen•t.,. Mouortello or llllAn
llOlllllllY
.IACll GI 1 11 1.19
l-o1. for,,.., ~ Lh•erwvrtt Of
BRAUNSCHWIEGER CHUBS . . . ... ..9
8·01 ,.,,,.,Ico n 0t Swlu
BORDEN LITE LINE SLICES ........ 1.39
12·01. Shofor Ko.her
FRANKS OR KNOCKWURST
16-oi HuQ._
BLEU CHEESE DRESSING .
• NH NU COt.OI DtVIDll
CAIDS WITH P'UICHASI Oft
DICK 2
• Mii CIOSS lllllllNCI
INOIX IOOICLIT WITH
P'UllOtASI Oft Diet( J
•NH fl\ASTIC ALI IOX WITH
P\llCHASI Oft DICK 1
, .. COIUtUTI MTAIU
.. _919".AY
1.99 ·
l .•9
Bonttleu Molk fed Ploon & B•eoded
CUBED VEAL CUTLETS ll 4 .99
BONILlll ILICID
MILK AD VIAL
Lot°J:~'ii~~:fur 5 99
La. e
OM SAlfs , • 9 O~IC
NOW 12 OICICS.IN All
AN O ClllN(j "'fW [AllN(; Ul'UtrNCf
DICKNO.S
ON IALI NOW
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lummer, wl&h all lte and Ntallil all tM natu-m.tkf!t thO jllnl "1et up'' ripo r11pberriel .,... .up-. .U,. by nl a.tuty and flavor of are A1lo lmD011Ant tncre-1 plnt (•bout) fully
&oo quiokly. 8u&, there trul&. dlent1. Follow the rec-ripo atraw~rriel
.,. ~ to oapt&&N a Wt It oan bt mlde In lm&ll lptt exactly, ln both the YI cup (about) fully
ol ll betehel, NqU1rw no •pt· amountl and prociec:hu"H. ripe bluebeniel
One Wll)' II by maklnl di.I equipment or •'<N'aa• Retrtaerate th• jam 'A cup lemon JuJc. Jam, that capturH the oontalner, and It 1t1y1 for MVtral weekl with-l p.cka,. (2 ounoee)
·VW'I r rw o1 ...,.... 1ummtr-frHh e v en out freedn1 lf you wlah, jam and Jelly pcict1n
fruit. while winter wlndt are or treer.e It until rweded. 1 cup H1ht eom •Y·
The Vick II lft a cUdc blowtnl. Tht'n •toe'• the jlm In Vie rup ~IMC.hod wtth In· Nearly all 1ummer refrtaerator and enjoy 1 4'A cupm supr
finite advanta1n over trulta are tultable for pleuant return to 1um· Thorouahly cruah
th• kind of ~ Grand· No-Cook Jam•, ot thty mer Heh Umc you .uncap rupberrtn, l JJayer at •
ma todlld owr, ha\IUw to can be a mixture of trutta tho Jam p0t. tJmc, unul ju1c:e belln1 to
cook and cook and aiJm •• tn the reclptt 1lvtn NO.COOK R.UPBERRY· flow. Mt' u"' l ~ cupm.
IDd INl. here. STRAWBERRY Remove 1tem1 from No-C-ook Jim II Ml)' to Pectin, which 1lon1 BLUl!!BERRY JAM 1trawberrla: fully crush -----..,-·----~----;...;..;....;..;...;..._.;..;__ _ __;...:...;.;;..;........;;..;.;...;;._.;._....;_~-=--~..:.-;;..;...;;_ __ ma1ce __ •_needa ___ n;no_cooldnc _ __::...._w_l_t_h _t_h_•_l_•_m_o_n_:_ju_1_c• __ __:1 pint (about) fully one layer at • t.lme, to let juice flow freely. Mea-
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32.0l .
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12-01 Coftt, .... , Diet, 6-'ock Voriellet
SHASTA BEVERAGES.
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'11 111 Ind 10 Off
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6.5-0LAUT.
CAllllAROll
MIGHTYl DOG·
DOG ·IOOD
•.S-OL MST.
I 0 01. FROllN
GRBllGIAllT
VIGDABLll
e NIUTI CC*l IN IUTTP IAUCI e CllAM ITYLI NllllTI COIN
eMIDt""' NAI IN IUTTll ... UCI
e CUT LIA' ll'tNACH IN IUTTU ... UCI
1ure l 'A c upa. Rtnae
blueberrln; fully cruah
berries, one layer at a
time. to let Julee flow
freely. Measure Iii cup.
In large bowl or uuce-
pan at.Ir to.ether fruit
and lemon juice. Slowly
11ift ln jam and ~Uy pec-
tin, 1tlrrlng vigorously.
Set ulde 30 mlnutea,
stirring occasionally Add
com 1yrup, stirring well.
Gradually 1llr In 1ugar.
To hasten augar dlaaol-
vlng, jam mixture may
be hea~ very 11tehtly,
but do not heal to more
than 100 degree•
(lukewarm) Ladle Into
clean 11'J or I-pint froot.er
containers l eaving
1t'J -inch headapace (no
paraffin needed). Cover
I with tight llds. Jam to be 1
I C'uten w1th1n a week or
two may be stored In
re frigerator . Store re-
maining containers in
freei.er and tranafer to
re fngf'ralor a1 needed.
I
Make11 8 ( 'h -pint) con-
tamera.
NO.COOK RASPBERRY
STRAWBERRY KIWI
JAM
I pint (about) fully 1 rape rnsplx.-rries
I pin! (about) fully '
ripe !itruwberries
2 medium (about) 1
full y npe kiwi
14 c'Up lemon juice
l pat:kage (2 ounces)
.)BJll and jelly pectin '
I cup hght corn sy-1 rup
4 •;, t.ups sugar
Thoro ughly c ru1h
rw.pberm .. '11, l layer at a 1
tune, unul juice begins to :
flow. Measure l 1h cupe.
He m ove stems from
strawberries.; fuU y cruah ·
I one layer at a time, to let
Juice flow freely. Mea-~
sure 1 'h cups. Stem and ;
peel kiwi SUce and (ully
crush kiwi. Measure ~ ;
cup In large bowl o r
saucepan stir together
fruit and lemon JU•ce
Slo wly 11ft In jam and
j<.-lly pectin, stirring vi-
gorously . Set aside 30 1 minutes. stirring occa· ,
s1on.ally Add com 1yrup,
stirring well Gradually
stir m sugar. To hu~n
1
sugar disso lving, jam ;
mixture may be healed
very slightly, but do not
ht!a l to more than l 00 1
d e grees (lukewarm).
Ladle into c lean 'I\ or ,
1 ·pint f reeur contalnen 1 le aving 1A -inch head-
s pace (no paraffin '
needed) Cover with 1
light Ilda. Jam to be ea-'
t.en within a week or two
may be stored In refrig-
erator. Store remaining
containers In freezer and
tranafcr to refrigerator
aa needed. Mak ea 8 !
(1h-plnl) containers .
NO.(X)OK RABPBERR Y
CHERRY JAM I
1 pint (about) fully :
ripe raapbenies ,
l pound (about) fuJ.
ly rip<> 1weet red cherrle. I
1A rup lemon juke 1 I package (2 ouncea) 1 JWn and jelly pes:t.ln
I cup light com ay-1
-..
•
Elegant feast
just for two
&nMNlnl"I 1MtN1 to
lll'ply lar• partlet, yet reeny tlmH only one ~ su-t ll tnvolwd.
J'or chat occ .. lon you
IDitY 1lve even more at·
tinUon to the menu than
with larpr aroup1.
A 1peclal meal con-
notet t0methlna expen-
1lve, but that'• not al-
l , way1 the caae, particu-
larly when you c:omblne
a ,owmet Item (1uch u
Ghlcken Uver1) with an
economJcal one, like rice.
CHJCUNUVBU
IUPR&MI
CMlenwave MetW) In • lhallow l ~.quart
mlcroproof di•~.: cook
butter on nlOH
(maximum power) l to
l \Ii mlnutea or until
melted. Add liven and
onlon1. Cover and cook
on HJOH 3 to 4 minutes,
or until brown, 1tlrrtn1
every minute. Drain. Combine broth, 1herry, 1
tableepoon corn1tarch,
and 1eaaonln11. Add to
liven; cook on HIGH 3 to
4 minutes, or until uuce
11 clear and thickened,
I
1 I
In thl1 recipe for
"Chicken Liver•
Supttme," a few srapea
lllllUlB
and a 1plaah of 1herry
add eleaance to the Oav-
or and ap~. Ric:e
provldea Ju1t the rlaht
touch of economy.
Or, you can create a
special meal by working
i n r everae: feature a
more aim pie en tree
(poultry, for example )
and then drne it up with
a fancy rice.
Tanzanian Coconut
Rice, for example, doe1
juat that, a1nce It includes
ral1ln1, coconut and a
touch of curry.
Both recipes featured
here are in 2-aervlng
amounts, 10 there'• no
waste.
CHICKEN LIVERS
SUPREME
8 ounce. chicken 11-
~ cut in hall
\4 c up c hopped
on.ion
2 tablespoona butter
or margarine
Y.i cup chicken broth
3 tablespoona sherry
1 ~ tea1p oo n1
mmata.rch
~ , teaapoon aaJ t
1/16 t eas p oon
ground black pepper
20 red grapes. hal-
ved and aeeded (about Y.i
cup)
1 tablespoon 1rupped
ctUve1
1 cup h ot cooke d
rice
In a medium 1kllle t
cook liven and onJon Ul
butter over medium-
high heat until brown. 5
t.o JO minutes. Combine
troth,1heny,oorn.tarch,
and seaaonln11. Add to
liven; cook over medium
beat, l\irring frequently,
until aauce 11 clear and
thickened. SUr in grapes
and ch lvea; cook until
heated through. Serve
aver beds of fluffy rice.
Makes 2 aervin~.
1tlrrln1 every minute.
Add grapea and chivea;
cook on HIGH 'A mi-
nute, or until healed
throufh. Serve over beds
of flu fy rice.
TANZANIAN
COCONUT RICE
'A cup uncooked rice
1A cup water
3 tablespoons coco-
nut milk
1 tablespoon ralsin.s
1 teaspoon butter or
margarine
V. teaapoon aaJt
V. teupoon curry
powder
1 tableapoon coco-
nut, touted
1 tablespoon thinly
sliced green onion top1
Combine r ice, water,
coconut milk, rai1in1,
butter, and eeuonin&I in
a small .. ucepan. Bring
to a boll. Stlr once or
twice. Reduce heat, co-
ver, and almmer 15 to 20
minutes, or until rice ia
tender and liquid is ab-
sorbed, 1tlrrlng after 10
minutes. Stlr ln coconut
and onion. GamiJh with
additional toasted coco-
nut, if desired. Makes 2
serving».
TANZANIAN
COCONUT RICE
I Microwave Method)
Combine rice, water,
coconut milk, rai1ln1,
butter, and lfMOnlnp in
a I -quart mlcroproof
diah. Cook on HIGH
(maximum power) 3 to 4
minutes, or until bolll.nc.
1tlrrln1 every minute.
Cover and cook at 50
percent power 9 to 10
minute., or until rice ii
tender and liquid ii ab-
sorbed, 1tlrrlng after 4
minutes. Allow to stand
5 mlnutn. Stir In coco-
nut and onion. Garnish
with additional touted
coconut, 1f desired.
Vita1nin pills hit
LOS ANGELFS (AP)
-Many coruumera are
wasting money o n vi-
tamin piJla that won't
help their health and
rould actually be harm-
ful In aome cues. aay1 a
respected nutrltlonllt at
the University of Sou-
thern California's School
of Medicine.
"Moat people are get-
tina their daily require-
ment from their diet just
by maklnl certain they
are genln& a food M'lec-
tlon of food•. ' 1ald Dr.
Wayne Bidl8Ck, uaodate
profeuor of pharmaco-
logy and nut.rftlon.
blames opportuni1t1 In
the health food Industry
for what he calls
"vitamin mythology."
"What'• happening i•
that Industry la promo-
ting the fallacy that vt-
tamms provide optimum
health on their own," he
aaid . "The 1lang phrase
they're uaing i1, 'If a
lluJe bit of a vttamln la
good for you. then mace
ii even better.• They've
promoted megavltamlna
and there'• no evidence
that they help What
there 11 11 a big profit
marj(ln."
"Of coune, If they I Bidlack aa!d the moet
narrow down the aelec-popular vitamin of a ll,
t Ion by I o I n g on a Vitamin C, does nothing
weight-reducing diet or to ward off colds or other
ded de they don't like lllne9lel.
vegetables, they may not
set everything they "There la no evidence
need, bul in general, an at all In all of the major
averaae diet. provides all studies to 1how that VI-
they need," he uid. "If tamln C can prevent 1
they are concerned, they cold. The only evidence
can ao iD any 1tore and I auuesu that there may
buy an ordinary multivt-1 be a 1U1ht effect on the
tamln and that will lentth of time a cold provld~ them with all perslata. But It'• hard to
the vtt.mnlnl they need." , r ea 11 y me 11 u re th at
anyway ," he tald.
8'dlack, who ii chair-"There'• no dltferenc:e
man ot tM commlttee on between VlWnin Cend a
nutrldonaJ fraud of the placebo. U people think
G r eaier Loi An1•lH h will help th•m. ll
Nu irlUonal Coun cil, wtu:•
..
DYNAMIC DUO -Chicken liven can be a sp9dal meal for two with
rice and a splalh of 1herry. ----
eak Rib-Steak
• ~11M
~81"
• 98'
~ .. *169 ~~.*199 = -~-.. -~ ...
Fresh True Cod Fillets
Breaded Sole Fillets CC•
Breaded Flshstlcks
Hot House Cucumbers
Fresh Ciiantro :re
Freth Jlcama
111 12"
• •2u
Raw Shrimp ":'a'.::'
Cooked Shrimp ~=
Safeway Corn
ktveWlth
Mtolte4 ....... ..... --·
• 69t Peanuts In Shell ,. tz:..
9wlicll 10' Assorted tact~ ::,
• 3gc '~House f>tanll --
,._, 55• Indoor
• •7tt
• '4"
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LoWw ..... ,.. him·
....., arid .... helDld
cut 1rocery tiUl• fHt
lft08lht MCOrdJq to aft
MloGtaWd Pr .. Mark·
1tbuk1t 1urv1y which
...... shat tht CCllt °' • .... of ttema from the ilU~ droDDed by II.molt l percent lri April.
The AP found thai al·
rno1t one•thlrd of th• ttenw 1urveyed C!Olt 1 ..
at the It.art of May than
they did a month Mrlier:
one·foutth of the ltem1
COit more.
The AP 1urvey c:oven
14 commonly purchased
food and non-food ltema,
Mlected at random. All
liemt were priced at one
eupermarket in each of
13 chlH on March l .
1973 and have been r•-
prked on or about the
1tart of each 1ucceedtna
month.
The latea t 1urve y
ow er
lhow9d \hat tM mat"-~ bHket bUI dec rH1td
durtna Aprll at the
cMekUlt 1to1e ln etcht of
the dta.l 1UrV9Yed, with
an averai• drop of 2.4
peret_nt. TM blU tncrea·
Md ln ftw dU... up an
avera1• of 1.7 percent.
On an overall biult, the
averaa• chan1e In the
marketbatket bJU lall
month WH a drop of
M&hMentl\J of 1 pel"Cfln\. '1J'he April 8Ctlon at the
8f0Ctry tlore1 WH al-
rnc»t exactly the oppoalte
of whit happened du-
rlni the previous month.
In March , the market-
buket bill wu up al the
checkllat store In nine
dUel and down tn four.
for an overall lncreue of
n.lne-tentht of 1 percent.
Comparlne prices to-
day with those a t the
at.art of the year, the AP
found that the market-
baaket bil1 r oae at the
checkllll 1tor• In nine
cttlH and decreued tn
four, for an ovuall ln-
creae of l.2~towr
the four-month S*'lod·
The latHt 1ur.vey
ahowed that the priol of.
a dozen t1111 droDDed at
the ch eckli1t 1ior• Jn
ni ne c ltlea laat month
and roee In only one. The
price wu unchan1ed in
thre cities. EH• pricea
have been dropplna for
several month•. reflec-
ting a normal, aeat0nal
Increase In production.
Meat prices, In con-
trut, have been lncrea-
.in,. because of reduced
1upplies ot livestock co-
mf na to market. Pork
chops followed the pal•
tem during April, rislnc
at the checkll•t 1tore Jn
eeven citiet, declining ln
five cl t1ea and 1howln1
no chan e ln one d~
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X.Purina Dog ChOW 13L::" 50~112"
me.Meat Pies ~-=-3t..:, 1100
2C-~Cheese.:i=r~ "'1"
• Del Moote .. ~:: 't: 49'
~·Lucerne Yogurt
mi Lucerne Cottage Cheese
2t Choco late Milk t:;';
~Lucerne Buttermilk
~ '1''
~89'
"""°" •2~~
~ 89'
t!-i Safeway American Cheese ~~ '1°'
tsiocean Spray c.::·~ t:. '1"
•<Xlsco Shortening 3C:,. '2 ''
17S
11111
l *4" ll•
2J.!. '700
l'r.=~~==i
Hi-Drl Towels
~ ~4 · 0 ~ _.
TISMI U Sq .
;~u 7•' '~·i!'!' ,...-o-"""" •••
~ Wheat Bread ..,, w,..,,,,
!!'{ 7-Grain ~ad '*l::''
3;. Orowheat Brano fa ~.,,....
79'
79'
'1'3
~~E:==:i
,,-/J~J ··crNn ou· f -1f .t!1' ITIM'\
Giiiette Foamy t';.0i: •t: .,,.
Safeway Vitamin C tOO Ionic •2" ... " 100
Safeway Piastre Strips .. ... :.o 11"
Sterile Cotton Balls 1114-v :a. 79-
Safeway Dental Floss
Petroleum Jelly ".=."
• ~ lat1&n1 •rpeal 'o 1 \Mlpooft ~ mar•"'"•; mix well. mlllhlulkiwt ~'•" o all a1e11 ~ ieupoon Mlt Add to dry lnvedltnta; 3 cupe Ralaln Ora· .. ..,........,llllQl1. when they are ~ teaapoon baklna 1Ur until alf flour 11 nola
eomb&AM with favorhe IOda mol1ten~[.!~ pa~r· W o up to a 1 t • d foock l ~ c u p 1 R a l 1 l n Untd or mUffln wheat fHtn
Here 11 1 orlap and Granola pan M ull. lprtnkl• Id lar1• 11uoepan1 ,
crunch ftatatn Granola l eu wfOa additional lt1l1ln melt butW inCI Minh· 1 which la dtlldOUI ••\en .. cup milk Oranole. Bake at 400 maUow~tUrrtna eoa· alone or wl\h mUk. ~ cup (1 medium) de1ret1, 20 to 2& ml· 1tanUy.-"Btmove from
UNd tn other rtelpea mMhed, ripe banana nute1. Serve Jmmtdta-heat. Add Ralaln Granola
auch 11 ~ Granola W cup mar1arine, tely. and wheat 1erm; tou
t.$uftlna or ft1l1ln Ora-melled Maku 12 medium untU evenry coated.
no1a Bin. Jt addl texture Mix flour, brown IU· muftlna. PIW into p1111d 11 by
r , .
• '[
RAlllN 'fRBATI -Ra1tin arUda ii tut)JI
alone or UMd 1n othefl
reclpee, IUCb u mul
fin• or bu eooldee. · .,,
II
plua a aood 10urce ot fl. 1ar, baklna powder, dn-IUJllN 7-lnch pen. C\at lnto bAr'I 1 ber, vilemln1 and min-namon, ult and bakln1 GRANOLA BAM whUe warm. c.ool, atore r
enla. 1oda to1ether. Stir In 3 tableapoon. butter in l1r'Ulht oont&lner. "
Tr op I ca 1 0 ran o la Ra.laln Granola. Combine or maraartne Makil 14 ban (l "" by i.I
MutflN UM bulc lnire-ee:!l!l·~m~llk~·~b~a~n~an~a~an~d:._ _ _:1~~~ cc~uu~P1Dt!_!!:m~ln~la~t~u~re~3~~~-~lnchee~~)~.----~~=:::::!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:=====~~~=~=====L------_J:.'· dlenta, but the reault1 ,-1
are spectacular with a I "
mild &anana flavor. 'They
are sood any time of day. 1
Ralaln Granola Bara
are a quick ener1Y treat
which 11 turnln1 up in
lunch boxe. everywhere.
Since they are eaay to carry and pack a quick
ener1y pick ~p. many
bkycle and hildnC buffa
are addln1 lt to their
snack plleka.
Ralaln Granola l1 an
excellent inaredlent for
many of your favorite
IMdll.
RAlllN GRANOLA
4 cup1·rolled oata
2 cus-eeedleea rai·
aina 'l cup OM..s ooconui ,,
~ mp tOlated .Uw-
red ...... ~cup dry roaated
peenutl ~ cup t o asted
wheataerm
~cup butter
~cup honey
1 teaapoon cinnamon
1 teupoon vanilla
extnct Spread oats In two
lOx l~inch bUinC pana.
Tout at 350 delrees, 20
' minutes, stlrrln1 onceA
Combine with ral1ln1,
coconut, almond1, pea-
nu• and wbeet prm. In
4-quart saucepan, heat
butter and honey until
bollln1. Remove from
heat; 1tlr In cinnamon
and vanilla. Add ralaln
mlX'ture; toll t o coat
evenly. SPl'8d in two 10
by US-inch baking pans.
Return to oven. bake l~
to 20 mlnutea or until golden, 1tlrrlna occaaio-
naU1. Cool. Store in alr-
ttibt container.
TROPICAL GRANOLA
MUJl'FINI l ~ cupe flour
V. cup firmly peck-
ed brown aupt
1 tablespoon baldna
powder
Tarts for
brunch
per lb.
.II
Ralph.I
Natural Grain or
oneyRuff
Bread
l'h lb. loa1
.67
4-Sttct
Imperial
Margarine
~ lib.pkg .
Western
Fresh
Iceberg
Lettuce
each
Frozen.From Florida
KAINWRAP =orange
Juice
12oz.can
.78
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nn I Annlveraary S.alel
• IRVINI! • TUSTIN • COST~ Ml!SA/NEWPORT STORES •
Sniell tlle . freshness. savor . . .
the .. taste. I a good lile.
Since 1971 Irvine Ranch Farmera Market contlnu• our
pledge to provide you with the freaheat and finest quality
and the largeet aeleotlon of frulta, nute, vegetables, mMtt,
fl&h, chMlee, poultry, deft and dairy product• at a fair
price.
We alncerely "THANK YOU" for making thl1 year
another banner year at your nearby Irvine Ranch Farmeta
Market!
Your continued patronage Is greatly appreciated.
Jon Hubbard, PreekSent
lrvtne Ranch Farmer• Market
Dried Fruit a Nut lpectacul•r ...
Due to popular demand, Irvine Ranch Farmer• Marketa
are working harder than ever to bring you the flneet quaUty
dried fruit and nut Mlectlon In our histOfy, at pnc. that
are tr~ apectacylarl •
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Susan MacDonald Saved s1&.42
Lucky'• total: $128.88. The tbtal at the other
market of her chotce on the .. me or
comparable 1tem1: $145.28. She aaved $18.42
at LOC:ky.
Luc-Mlll•*ltetltly been the 1owest priced aupermarket in the greater
.... ._ ... according to QM Vector Conaumer Newsletter,
90~g~ltf0mla'1 leedlng Independent supermarket price aurvey.
:~4p..-nberahip ~ atorea.). ~'.continuing commitment to remain the low price leader, we're
.MllllJll~• ~ shoppers to compare our pricea with other
'taJ,., .. ~etl. Upon purchasing their own list of Items at Lucky. shoppers
M"*"*3 prices on the same or comparable items at the supermarket of
-~.-..o1ce. The results of their comparisons are ahown above With ~ , s like these. you owe It to yourself to compare. ~mentation on file.)
HU.Sf •I SAUSAGE 2 48 -·---------·" , •... ·" . ~:.S!~~.~.~~.2 2.29
~!,."'!..~~~ ....... 11 2.09
~.~~ ........... 3.48
Dianne DeGeer 1
Saved s14;52
Lucky'1 lolal. $89.14. T1'e tolll at ~e other
market of he/ choice on 1he 1ame or
comparable ltem1 S103116 She .. ved $14 52
at Luc .
COTTAGE CHEESE
~111-0..0 ••
LADY LEE YOGURT .._,,,. ......
LIGHT TOUCH -
Chocolate combtnee
with fresh berr:lee for
a happy endln1 to a
•Prina meal.
Mary Andrews
Saved s .14
Lucky'1 total $72 66 Thp total at the other
market ol her choice on tho same or
comparabl<' 1toms $80 80 She saved $8 14
at Luck
"°' ., •• 75 BAYER ASPIRIN
ANACIN TABLETS
~7 LEE ICE CRE!~,_.. ,,.. 1.33
~!,~~~~~.E ••or c .. 1.4 7.
~.!.;~~oVwt~<;!!A~lE~ar w.9$
IAN PIANOllCO CaKfon6a la tM ._ 1ttrlbut1 U1at to th• Hid, Ula& ol llaUOftl1 over there havt no comparable yet," Hid
CAP) It 1 1 t la• t... 1rowlD1.o;h!IUe8Uonol premium port, madt tontrol over U.. 1plrlt1 Qu1d1 whole wlntl, HM
alter·cll1atr drink of Por\I ~lit th1aat1on•uouwnen. wlth Ponu111t Huaao th•>' utt" btea&&H th• r1cac1ln1·, han wo•
1111.••t 1111t11m1n eaahflAI la\M "In almoet au oa1tt, 1rapes,l1holdlns1teady. 1overnment 1uppll11 numerow awardl. "llr cba~uildtbe1moll1 8an0abri11Ville1Udla pt0ple bt• t.o drink a "cklln 111d Mmand for th1m,ht11id. port,forexamplellmadt
of two dollar ol1ar1. t b t I p r 1 w I l • I wlne that Ml 1qar In lt hi• wlnH hH 1rown But l''ttkUn and Quady I r om 1Infaad1 I a U1lortua1t1ly for tb• Cuca....-w&M ,.... and btlin t.o move away •lowly but 1ttad6ly over both Mlltatt to compare CalUornla 1ra1>41. You
ladu1try, lt'a aho before ttie tun of tM from It to tb• drier theyean. their win•• with can detect u.e alatMdel
P r • I t r r t d b y CH&urr -poulbly Ullq t >' J» • •, " 1 a Id Jo• Callfornla actually baa Portu11l'1. "Wt aren't " .. I don't thiok wt've rrla1lt·b11rd1d, a Portu1111 1rapt Stillman, a wlMm11ter 1om1 advanta111 over necuurlly tryln1 to 1ot quite UM balance,
omato·tyed wln0t mlananaed the trouuou, forPaulMueon. Portu1al In maklna lmlt1te them," P'lcklln the tlneiH, of th•
fumbl1n1torbutll. Ad1m11lld. WhUt mo1t port. ul•• deuert wlri... Flcklln 11ld. Portuauese port.I," ht "A &otot people lll1ve a W Ith t ht • nd of are 1lumpln1. Stlllman 11ld. "The producer. • ' Tb e )' 1 r e n ' t added. "But I think ne11Uve lmateof port. 1~~.-~~--~~..._-.-;1"":'~~~--'"'!"'."---:--~~~~~~~~~~~.....;......;;..~~~~~~~~.:..._~~~~--~~:__~~~~~
They UUnk of It 11 a wlno
win•," aald Andrew
Quady, one of aeveral
port IDQen tryln1 to
Imp'°" the qu1Ut1 and lm•t• ot the CaUfornl1 procfuet.
In Brttlln and l'ranee
the robust. fortified
Portu1ue11 win• l1 a·
pr11tl1e Item .
ConDOlaNUrt will pay
PG, ., or more for ftne
vlnta,. porta which have
mellowed fOf' ao ye1n or tonier. ·
WtU·to-do Brltlth wine loven hf ve 1 Cutt.om of
l1yln1 down port at the
birth ot I IOft, "UIUally
140 1aUon1 worth" to
alve to the boy when he
ruchet 21 -perhapa
enou1h aged port to l11l
a llfeUme, Quady Hid.
"There's nothin1 elff
In the way of a red de11ert
wine that can compare
with a port," said Leon
.~dam1, authorof "Wlnes
o( Am.,rlt •." "Porta ue 1n undera.,.~rticl1ted
thtna ln the Ut11t•<i Statn."
Partoithe reaton m1y
be the qualllf of mu ch
cheap Callfornla port.
''Tbe wiael often latte flabby to me," Ouady
11ld. ·~yJutttutellke
they're -sweet and they
don't have any ... tana
to off Mt the IWeetneN.''
But David Flcklln,
J . W. II~, QuNy and a
amall aroup of other
C1llfornla port maker1
1re trnnc to emulate the quality -11 not the style
-of the cre1t
Portucueae porg.
Many are tumlnl to
:1',Pot U•!lele crape
var•etJet -a pith pioo.ee~ed In 1,.1 by
Ficklin Vineyard• of
M1der1, which oblalned
rill vines ot tln\a madera,
ti n at1 cao, alvarelh10
and tourlca from the
University ol Californla
It Daria.
Like therry, port it a
r·obust. ceneraJly tweet
vtine fortified wltb
hrandy or other 1plrtt.a.
'fhe high su11r ind
alcohol content of the
wine live It a lon1 life.
Most portconnolsaeurs-
t he dr1wln1 -room
variety, at leut -prefer
their port.a mellowed by
two or three decides ot
11ln1.
"If they are drunk too
youn1. they tend to be too
harsh. The tannin graba
you In the mouth . . . but
the fruit Is nice1" Qu1dy
Hid. But be adoed th1t a
loocl vtnt11e port c1n be enjoyed with only five to
lOyeanofa1e.
llOllporfure blended,
mlxln1 the mellow, older
wine• with the fruitier,
more tannlc or puckery
new vinu1es to cre1te a
balance~ con1illent product. ·rnat II the aort
of port made by Ficklin,
who aays that tracn of
hi• oldest wines remain
in hl•newestbottUnp. But Quady and other1
are explortn1 vlnt11e
port. -wh.lcb contain 1rape1 ol only one year,
treat, 1oodorb1d.
"Ports are 1mon1 the earllett wines produced In C1llfornl1," said
Ad1ma, who speculated
that they may have been
produced 1n the l930I by
Jean Louil Viana, who
Introduced the tint
French cr1pe v 1rleUtt to
Red meat
output drape
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Ma
ITATa. MOI. , •
Pruit Cocktail ......... t.oz 59•
TOMATO IAOCI
Kel'na ............................... ,a.oz37•
um.a fl'flll!Ull OCIAH '1IH
Cat l'ood ........... \ ...... »U ••0.49
DOQ'°°° e Al•mo ........................... 11>-1.• •3,97
~TIO l.MIHOftY OfTE"°lHT
Fndl 8tart ............ ~, ... 79
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CAKE
MIX
tU.OZ
WMn WCI b II ... ¥111 ~ lfHIM OMA"' CM~ lfMAMOll,......~
WISllOll
DRESSlllG .oz
COACHELLA DESERT RUBVS
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Dieffenbachia
U.l .N0.1 NIWCl'OP WHITI ROSE
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...... ----·· uell'
.. u 11.21
.. u 11.71
oer Steak
DIMNl9I
BRAWIY
TOWELS
t4'0l1.
MIO'lTID C«OM
MtDWtffTI
llORTllRI
TISSll
+M>U.
PURINA •F• •l8
ILEACH tullTIT\lf£ Clormc2
,AMIC IOFTlNl,.
LI
e1.oz'2eOI
~[ .......... . e&-0z 1:1el9
Fol'mula 409.. . .w.oz ••.99 IHIU.
No Pe•t Strips ... uoz '2el9
KM" MAMA,.INI OUAATIM
Parka~ .. .. . .. . .. . .. 1.oz ltr
ICOTT
I
tre ats
ICJdl lo\4t ••. But,, ••
a wht mother who
mabl ""' that tM mU 1ht 1lvt1 her chlldrtn
h .. mor 1oln1 for h
than 8ood flavor.
litre are two 'nteret· unc v n.lona that t111Uy
qualUy 11 betttr·than-
av r11 S*'tY trull fOf'
kJdl.
Peanut Butter Chip
Carrot Cu~j(M are d •
lectable, mol1t llnle
cakes that happily off er
1ome of the thln11
1uch u carrota, ral1lna,
null -that ln \tum pro-
vide nutr1enll needed by arowlna children
The cupcake. ahlo fea·
ture peanut butt.er chlpe
-another nutritio n
booster, for the ch.lpe are
made from r~ peanull
and so contribute pro·
teln, riboflavin and nia·
cln.
Peanut Butter Chip
Party Cones are dettined
for a ahort but h.appy life
at any children'• party.
They look just like lee
cream conea, but they're
full of surprilH. There's
cake, not Ice cream, In·
side those cont.'S.
The cak e baller's
spoo ned into flat ·
bottomed Ice cream oones
and baked, then the
rounded top9 are covered
with frocting and deco·
rated with chips and
chocolate 1pnnkles.
Cake·in-a·cone 11 et1·
pecially fun for littlt-
kida to eat , because it
crackles wtth everv bite
PEANUT BUTTER
CHIP PART\' CONES
l Yi c u pa p eanut
butter chlpe
l cup milk
1,4 <'up butter o r
margarine
2 egg.
l teaspoon vanilla
I cup sugar
I cup unsifted all-
purpoee flour
3 teaspoon• baking
powder
~ teaapoon aalt
18 waffle-type Ice
cream cone cupa with
flat bottoms
l container ( 16.5
ounces) ready·t.d-1pread
•
SURPRISE INSIDE -Cake batter baked lnllde lee cream cones ta
frosted to look Uke the real thlng.
creamy vunalla fr08tlng
Yi cup peanut but·
ter <·hips
Chcx.-olat.e sprinkles
Combine peanut but-
ter chlpg, milk and but-
ter or margarine m me-
dium IWUl'tc'pan, stir con-
stanUy over medium-low
heal unul mehed and
smooth. Remove Crom
heu t, set aside to cool
slightly. Beat eggs and
vanilla an Jarge m ixer
bowl for l minute; gra-
dually add sugar Com-
ter chips and chocolate
sprinkles u desired.
PEANUT BUTTER
CHIP
CARROT CUPCAKES
(About ZO cupcakes)
l 'fl c up11 un11rted
all·purpose flour
1.4 <·up granulated
sugar
Yi t-U p packed hghl
brown augar
l 1.4 teaspoons ba
kJng soda
mon
2 teaspoons clnnu-
Yi t.ea.a poon ..a It
3 eggs
~ (:Up vegetable 011
l 11l teUllpoonll Vl.lnJI·
dient1. Star In carrot,
~anut butter chlp11 and
raialns or walnuta. Fill
paper·lined 2 1A·anch
muffin uns ~ full with
batu•r . Bake at
:l50-degrees for 25 t.o 30
m1nute11 or until cake
testt•r comes out clean.
Cool, frost with Butter·
crtam Fro11ting (recipe
follows). Decorate with
p<'anut huller ch1p1 81
d<..osar<.'<i
B U TTERCREAM
FROSTING
1/3 t•up softened but-
ter or margarine
2 1A cups confectlo·
nera' sugar
2 cups grat<.'<i carrot la
1 11'.1 c ups peanut
butter chips
b I n e flour , baking
powder and salt; add al-
ternately with peanut
butter chip mixture to
e1u~·sugur mixture; beat la
3 minut.H. Fill k~ cream
cone cups YI to ~ full
with batter, plat.'(' cone. 2
inches apart on cookie
s heet. B~k e at 350 de·
gree1 for 30 to 35 m1 ·
nutett or Wllil cake tester
corn ea out cJean , cool.
Frost with ready· lO·
sprvad fro.ting; decorat.e
with '12 cup peanut but-
1 'Ill teaspoons vanll·
3 tableapoons milk
•n c up r a 111 ns or
chopped walnuta
Combine flour, I UJW"I,
baking soda, cinnamon
and aah an larje mixer
bowl Beat egga, oil and
vanlJla 1n small bowl,
blend into dry lngre ·
Cream butter or mar·
garme and 1 c.-up of the
<'Onfcctionera' augar. Add
vanilla and milk, beat
well. Gradually add re·
ma1nlng confeclionera'
sugar. heat to spreading
<:ons1st.ency
Catering your wedding reception
WILLIAMS.SONOMA
in South Coast Ptaz.a will
offer a demon1trat1on
how to cater you r own
wedding recepUon by
Showly·Wrlghuon of
Newport Beach . It will
begin at 7 p.m .. adm111-
s1on is free and lht.' pub-
lk: IJt invited.
F ASSERO'S Interns·
tional Cookware tn Co·
rona del Mar will pret·
ent a class 1n summer
entree aalad1 at 11 a.m.
on May 18. Fef' Is •20.
and lnformatton 11 aviu·
table at 673-2343
Dl 06A'S Booka .and
Cookware In Irvine wall
offer a w ork 1hop in
techniques with puff pa-
strlea at 6:30 this eve-
n ing. Tarla Fallgatter
will show how to make
eclalra, cream pufh, a
c hocolate mou11e puff
ring and cheese appeti-
zers. Fee la SlO.
Judy He rmann will
inatruct In makina aau-
aagea with International
flavorinp at. 6:30 p.m. on
May 13. Fee la $20.
l:Olllllli WITH Cllll
Pat Cook wall teach
USP o f the microwave
and food processor in a
da&'i al noon on May I:}.
Homemodt· mayonnaU1e,
dips, hot t'Olf' slaw, apri·
cot 11quart-s, carrot cake
and a caue rolt.' will be
1nclucfod Ff'<! 1s •:w Turla Fullgattcr will
hold a crepes workshop
at 6:30 p.m on May 18
Included will be appeli·
zcr , main course and
def!S(?rt crepes. Fee is •10.
Dolores Hoffman will
teach a class in elegant,
easy and c-co n om1cal
ways with port at 6:30
pm on May 19 Fee Is uo
Ernie Corral and Dar-
re 1 Stone will teach
a class In Mexican sea·
food at 6:30 p.m. on May
20. Dishes w1JI include
red snapper baked Vera-
cruz style, ceviche and
enchiladas s tuffed with
crab or shrimp. Fee is
$20.
Ca ll the s t ore at
651-0280 for informallon
and class rectatrat.lon.
proceiiaor pastry at tS:30
p.m. on May 20 Tclacht•r
Susan Slack wall 1ncludt>
English pastraca, Au
<itrlan pineapple torte
and a Gougere ring ft'<.·
IS .20.
Katie LHnK S latte r y
will offer a class In Chi·
nese dlm·sum at J I a.m.
on May 26 and 6:30 p.m.
on May 27 The appell-
zers are steamed, baked,
braased o r deepfrled
Class fee> IS $15
Ann Dreyer will teach
a c lau 1n p r e paring
summer pasta aalade at
10:30 a m on June-2 Ff.'('
ii $20
SHERMAN LI -
MR. STOX restaurant
In Anah(-im will offer a
clrui.'> an Southern cooking
at 10 a .m on May 26.
Edru.a Burke wall u111truct
wi th aulatonce fro m
Phyllis Ann Marshall.
Fet.• 111 $32.50.
William Oeicenro, ow-
nPr of La Cuisine res·
tuurants m Dana Point
and Newport Beach wiU
bring Chef Byron Gem-
mf'l to teach a clau eha-
ri ng California cooking
Be<'rNa. Fee 1.8 $40.
Call the restaurant a t
634-2994 for class enroll-
ment and more lnfonna·
Lion.
COSTA
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PHfLA t>ILPHIA revolutlon1, tht rJM of Loilalm.'' LiUn for "1'ht rannlt tarm1r'1 ''The
(AP) -C.QokbOoka MON th• mJddl• claH, th• a111't Way to I Loni Botton Cooktn1·8chool
than a thou1and yeare dii~ol Uwiftd..W Llft '' r!aar only 1ood Cook Book.'' The much·
old prove that health .,,, the hlltory of WO• food prov I du 1ood revlHd cookbook h11
fad• and 1ood food art men11 rflh• au lhow up health. now aold more than 2.8
no modern Invention. lll &ht tookbooke,'' h• Hh wu tht flut million~.
And Ukt thole of toda1. Mid. known publl1htd view The ofdtlt known
cook.I of old 1abond CMH' Thi fcirk w11 tint~ on nutrftlon. Ahhou1h cookbook -only t~o
thelt 1tova1 with reel~ Nttd In 1 l&oe ViMUln rudimentary, It IM*d the ~ IW'Viv• -ii a ~h
mMnt to \kki. tM fancy book by lhrtqlomeo detrimtnw tff«'I of coo century Latin manu-and lht palat.e. 8c:apP that cold lhec.'IQOk· much ult and 1upr, et· ec:rlpt t.elllna the a«rtll
"Elaborate and lnven-ln1 MCrtta of Po~ Ptua pecWJy '" breed. · of the Roman chef A91·
live reel pH appear in V, "WIU\ln 36 yon the Coolu of old never clua, who IJwd about 150
every a11:• aald Walter wholt clvUiaed w .. Jern aave exact meuurement yHra after Chrl1t. Ont
Johnson, 111oclat1 di· world waa 11Una with rn cookboolu, mentJontna (l()py la at lht ,Roeenbach,
rector of the Roeenbech forlu," uid John.on. ln&rtdlent1 only 11 a on loan from the Ne w
Muaeum. which 11 tx• The Scappl book alao pinch of thia ora handful York Academy of Medi·
hlbltlna 36 rare cook -w11 tht tlrat to dlvJdt of that, and pa11ln1 on drw, and the other la at
book• datlna from the mcai. Into couraea. exact det.alla only to ap· Ui. Vatican.
9th throuah 20th cenlu· Enjland'1 Toblu Ven· prenllcol. The Ro1tnbach Mu·
rl•. . ner wrote In hi• 1620 Te11poon1, table-aeum hat publlahed 2~ of
' ·Th" a row th o I cookboo), fancifully tit· 1poon• and cupful• ap-the mo1t unuauaJ red~
natlonallam, the effect of led ''Vla Reeta ad Vltam pcared first In 1896. In from Ill exhibll.
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Tarla Fallgatt.er will
offer an Auat.rian dinner
at 6:30 p.m. on May 14.
Menu wlll Include an
onion tart, veal 1tufhtd
w ith ham and cheeae,
homemade noodlet and a
LlnttrtorU. Fee la $20.
Food
handling
COAST HARDWARE
In Laguna Beach will
present IA clasa In food
BRARY and Garden1 in
Coron.a del Mar wall oC·
fer Kay Pa1torlu1 tea-
ching a clau ln preparing
a French dinner for
summe r with the food
proceuor. It will be at 11
a .m. on June 10, and the
menu will Include poa-
ched aalmon, tomatoea
with herb atllfflng and
French chocolate whls·
key cake with chocolate
glue . Fee 11 .UO. Ca ll
673-2261 for reglllratJon
and Information.
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• tips
M 1he wum w•ther
approK.,_, many cookt l '
wondw about the ufety
of food handllna to pre·
venc ~ powth and
food .-.on1n1. T•fnlp; thi home and
prden ~ lnfOt•
ma&ion "rvlce of the Univnay ol California
C40Pitra&lve &xt.eMion,
can prmd• ch• filct1,
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Gr.and Jury eyes itself . .
Lon6,er. term, pay raise recommended
wM" prosruna with emp&oyen
and promotional campal1n1 at padua .. eehooll.
-
The Oran1• County Orencl
Jury hie aurfted the IDOd.llbt Oft
ttlelf and oqncluded lhafiauch
ahould be don• to improve tea
effeodveMM u • SoY•rnment wa~
In a O·~I• re90rt i11ued ~~ Olu.d for l&Udy of iali11_.,_..._
impW!wt&adGn of a ~ '°
r.cndt Nlll••tadwl ol et>mac m!Dorik i.platlve authority
pennltsm. the panel to hUe ltl
own lejal counMl end a P•J .......
C.Uty ot &he .. YMI' .... u the.
inoominc ~ry t .. a. • ~yN.r s.rm 11 too lhOrt, wdoo lhould be
taken to J)cltrmJt a ~er term,
tht jUry llild. ~ to &he ntpOr1. many
juron felt Yaluabl9 dlht WM kilt Ctwinc &he ftnt thNe monthl of tta wm. ••Many Piil and ptti1tnt
felt1that when they had
to mu. rMl ~the of the Minn WM " the
:ii.. tury concluded chat lqii-
ladve ~~ lhould be -..jht
to permlt ' 1 mon pracdcal pro-"
C9chare tor (retalnln,) indepen-
dent counael ln ran And apedal
CIMI • • . '' LeaaJ IUpport II now
provtded by tlie countr. Dlltrict
Attomey'• and Cowwel 1 of.IJca
Amona other recommend•·
Uona, the panel H id jurora
ahould be 11ven a U -per-day
ralle from the $26 now received .
·:n·· namk ltylJna and eleetl'onic controla, be
smaller and Uahter than today'• autoe. and be
minUI all the frilll and extru, fuel economy
• ~:-~~v:d ln......,';t~-~t mmnbln ol the,......,. ....
el; IS'and Juran ti' odMI' ooun• county aupervllon; county ad-
rn&ni.tntiv, and ..... penOnntl,
and tluff ne*1 reporwn who
NpCll't laid. 0 f t WM the of
aom• juro.-. that an • 1hte•n·
month term may be more effec-
tive for future panela." Jurou are now paid for a
maximum of three daya work per
week. The jury recommended
P9Y for a maximum of four daya
It $30 per day. IN THE FVTURET -The Super Gnat. a Ford
Mot.or Co. conce§car, LI a tw04Mt commuter auto which wet 1,500 poundl and would be
powered by a l1ndef' eftllne. Amerlaan
conaumer can ln 1 will have more aerody-experta •Y· I OfN9I COUftC)' ~t,.
In itl r9COmJIMtndatiooa, tb• jury~ that the~·
1wom July 1 ..... th~ pOCU·
'!be jut)' Mid that • atandlni
commJu .. ahould be formed to
work with IUpericr CCKaft offidale
for "dMlnlnl and tmplemenUna
a 1y1tematlc plan to promote
reprHentatlon amon-ethnic
mlnorlCIH on th• Grand Jury.
And lt called for continued ef-
forta to brine )'OUJ'\911' members to the Jury throu1b "releaMd
And It laid the jury'a m.lJeece "
relmbunement rate of 20 centl
per mile ahould be chan1ed to
match that pald other county
employees. 'Tha\ rate ii about 29
centa per mile
Author 'no prophet of doom'
Several reasons predicted I or· demise of man
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -
S.t-eelliq author Charles 8er-
Utz dilm1-the notion that he ii
a prophet of doom.
"You do not have to be•
prophet to eee what 11 bappenina
to mankind," ntd Berlitz, who
Uve1 ln Fort Lauderdale, Fla., ln
U\ interview here with The ;..,..
IOdated Prem.
The &8-year-old arand~ of
M.D. Berlitz, the foUnder of the
Berlitz ~ i:hoolt, WM ln
Venez~'.:&romote h,_ new book. .. y 1989."
He allo pLuw to IOOn continue
h1a llfeloq tearch for the "lost
city" of Atlantll whb a dtvtn1
~~n off the cout of the
Berlitz dtel eevenl majoc' ,..
..,. foe hia prediction of the de-
mlee of man befont the tum of
the century.
Accordln1 to 1etentt1t1, an
alioment of the planetl in July 1999 may fon::e a 8iaftt Mtero6d to
c:ruh tnto ...u., laid e.u~ ··u lhll ha tbe m1n1mum
impect ..;~ equivUnt. to a
200-mUJJorMneptoo bl.Mt. wbk:b
would triger mulive volcanlc
:r/tiona and earthqu.ab9.'' he
"Even Nostndamu. wrote of a
creat kin• o{ terror that wm
come out the lks. to mlite the
eerth, ln um year. J'or me, th.la"
further proof of the Hterotd
theory," continued BetUtz, refer-ri"I to Uw letbo('ltntW'y P'rmch
a1troJ01•r and prophet who 11
Interpreted by aome to have
predicted, amonc other eventl,
World War n.
Nuclear 'proliferation could
alao lead the world to dlluter
either throu&h war or accident,
aa1d the writer wboee pnvtoue
cncUtl lnclude, "The Sermu~ ~·" ''1be Mylteey of At.-lantll and 11Myatertea of J'or-
aotten Worldl." .. By UH there wlll be 44
countri• capable of producln1
2,000 atomic bomt. a day. And
that la pndudlnc lllOl1ed t.en'O-
rilt orpnbadom," be eald .
uwe are ln areat denier of blowtnc the world up by war or
by cb.aDce. We tUll do not even
know what to do with nuclear w.-..
"Men i• polaonin1 hi• own
planet. H• i• dHtroyln1 the ocmm. -end ,....._ hi9 own UflllJlood UDIMI we pt our-1WI _... oaldrol. we Will 100n kill
all Ute, a..v1n1 only mice, rate
wl ..... wiw."
Dl•pl•nned lndUltrtalbatJon.
and OY~~pulatioD leadlfta to
11earce food rnources are other
fact.on that he predJctl could lMd
to an ln1urmountable world
crWI.
Yet, ct..p&te hia ~sp, Ber-
litz feell d'villuUon hal not lost
all chance of avert.Ina Armqed-
don.
••1 am not • prophet of doom
and I am not liMd1nC a Cl"UMde. 1
know that there .,.. rnWJona of
people like me who ahare the
1a1ne fean. We could, for exam-
ple, UM our nUdear experUee to
ahoot the pot lltercMd back out
Into 1pac• 1t tt 1hould •tart a
pluna-on Mrth.
"We are nmntna out of time.
But It II never too late to chanae ~ ,, he added.
Berlitz, meanwhile, l• contl-nw.n, hla qu.t foe the lost dty of
Atlantia.
An avid diver, be will aoon
atart an underwater expedlUcn to
uncover what he beflevea t1 a
400·foot-hJch pyramid 300 feet
beneath th4t aurface of the At-
lantic, off the cout of the Ba-
hama
Berlitz and a IJ'OUP of dJvtn,-
enthualut frlencb alt0 hope to
lnv..Upte eome concentric tea
walll ln the tame area, which he
thlnb could be the rema1nl of an
amphitheater.
Only one Post in Washington
Reslaurant will change name lo avoid lawsuit with paper
MADISON, Wl1. (AP) -A But he Mid that, ln the'put lbc by Judge J ohn C. Shabaz, the
l'fttaurant that called it.elf The yean, The New York nines had restaurant wu given lb< montha
Washington Poet Ltd. hu ureed gone to court to prevent bu.el -to atop ualna tfae name or any
· to change lta name, avertTna a new. ln nortda and V•11•stana variation of it and to alter it.a
trial that had bem acheduled in a from 1.11ina lta name. WMhinaton Poet moUf.
trademark d i1pute with the Wlll.Lam9on Mid the "181ue ln a Mullina aaid the name likely
new1paper of the aame name. tndemark CMe II whether people would be adju1tea=-1omewhat
The WMhington Post newapa-are likely to be confused on poulblr to The Poat at WHh-
per filed 1uil in U.S. Oittrict whether there II a connection." lncton 8quare. The Wuhlngton
Cour\ 1eeklng to protect lt• Jerome Mullina, owner of the Square offtc.e complex Is acrou
trademark by having the reatau-reataurant. contended that no the 1treet from the e1tabl11h·
rant opera ton atop ualng the oonnecUon h9d been meant when ment.
name, "and now they've aBeed he decided on the name. "We ju.It didn't have the flre-
to do that," uid Brady Wlillam-The re1taurant beaan u1in1 power" to continue with the le-
IOn, a Madi.on lawyer repreaen-the name ~ yean aao and pl battle and decided t.o "do the
Ung the new1peper. alto adopted a WlllhlnCton Post amiable t~::f." .and change the
He uld It wu the fint time newspeper moUf for ita k>lio and name, he .
the new1paper had been invol-menu. "Once we bowed our head1,
ved ln auch a trademark dl.pute. Under the eett.lement ~ they were nice auya." he added.
~~1:une 1e!TMA HI .. Nuclear power
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't'!!,,'OUI ..... PICTinOUI ..,._.. SAN DIEGO (AP) -ITA~ ...._STA~ The d t t d TN fOllOWlnt C*'tont are dol9 The lollow1no pereon 11 doing ea royer en er assumes
UC/ post
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011couNT FU"NITU"E ANO nu WAAMINOTON GROUP, oome the nation'• olde.t
ll!OS, tHt H.,bor llvd , Collt 17100 Olllelle Avenue, ltvlne, CA military ahip in conti-Meu. Cllllfornlil 12127 t 27 t4
Dedln Inc.,• Cellfornl• c:otpo-1 o W1rmlng1on. Jr . 1t1t nuou1 1ervice, w i ll
r1t1on, •Ht Hert>or llvd .. Coll• H9wport Hlllt Drive w .. 1. N9wpor1 chanpe it• home port Dr. Wllllam E. Bu.nney ....... ~omit t2t27 INctl. CA t2MO A from San n.i ....... hu been named protea.-C:::,,=:-It conducted by a ~ 11 c:onduc:tad by an UI· 61__., to
90I' and cha1nnan of the Dedlrl lnC. EO. w.,m1ng1on • .J• _Lona ___ Beac __ h_. ____ _
department of ... ychia-Alice Oleet1, Thtt 11ettrnen1 wae ,,._, "''" 111e rtaJC MJTJC(
U r-Prtl6denl Counly Ci.II of Oraoge County on 1----------t rf. at the C Irvine Thlt atec"'*'' ... flled wtth 111e Mey 10. tt82 'teTmou• ., ..... Couep of Medldne. County Clerk of Orange County on ,_ NAm ITA~
B unney waa at the Mey 10. 1M2. ......., ._...a Me1tt:11• Tiie tollowlng pereon I• doing ,_,. ........ Alt!Mw.,.. •I~ ~ u National lnatltute• of Publl•hed Ot1ng• CoH I Oally .............. cA-..-1 THE NEWPORT INNOVATORS, Health before arriving at Ploe. M!ly 12, It, 2•. Juna 2. 1M2. ,.,.._, '240 p"" Newport, lull• 303
CI 2()96.82 Pu1>t1111ad Ortnge CoH I Dally HewQofl BHch, CA 112MO U · Piiot, Mity 12, 19. 21, June 2, lff2 BARBARA J WILEV, 4240 Park HI• re1earch focu1e1 rtaJC MJTIC( 3091·82 Nawl)orl. 8 ull• 303. Ntwporl ·~ .... _ I w Beach. CA t2MO on man"'-pre11 ve -.... "91.JC MJTJC( r1111 1>u11net1 11 con0uelad by an neu, achh.ophrenla and 'tcnnOUe .,...., lndMduel childhood mental Wnem ...._ aTATUmJfT . Bart>ar• J WIWI
n. ·---UCI ....._ · The lollowlng ~non 11 001ng 'tCTITIOU9 .,...., Tiiie ''"-*'I ... Med Mii\ Illa DUIU-Y came to ,_... ~... ..... t'TAT'llmln Counly Cltt1' of Orange County on cau1e of the campu•' PAUL Of"A"O TA LENT Tile foflowlng .,.,._,,.,.doing Al><• a. 11182
internationally recopl-~&:!~~ t~·~~•.a Drive, 11u-:~R.PAOIFIC. 1801 Dow Publlel\ad Ot1nge co:.~Y
zed department ln pey-ftuth Englllod. 2118 "'" a1r .. 1, Sulla 145. ~por1 Beech. Pll<>i. ""'" 21. Mev 5, t2, it. 1te2 chob&o'""" Vltlt Drive, Newporl 9HCI\, CA c.Mfornla t2teO 1895-82
B .....,, · f N l2teO HarbOf.Pecfflc: EQU!tlta. Inc • 1 unney, o ewport Thie bullnatl It ~ad by a Ca Mlorn11 (;()(POfatlon, 1eo1 Dove rtaJC NOTICE
Beach, ha1 received a ....., .... ....,. atrM t. Sulla t45. Newpo11 &.ac;fl ,-·• ....... ,,
be f d I ...... Auctl Enaland Celtfornie 112te0 -" • --num r o awar 1, n-Thlt It~ _fled" w11t1 '"' 1,. bUtlntM 11 c:orldUClad by 1 NA• HA~ cludlnl the McAlpln Coun7i o.ti of Orangt County on eotporellon. Tha lollowlng penon 11 001ng
Ment.al Heahh Auocia-"""' 5· '982 Httbof·Pecttlc 00~L9:oE wooos. 11102
tion retearch achieve-Publl•h•d Ortno• coal.~ ~j ~, C-Owan Street. IMM. CA t2714 mrnt award. the Taylor Plol, Mey 12, 11. 2t, June 2. tff2 PJ-'deni . GERALD F OOEOEH, 17702
Manor Hoepit.alJ:ychJ-3077-82 Thie •~• -flied """" Ula Cowan. SttMI, llW!a, CA 1121"
U 8 •-11> ~ County Clerti of e>ranoe Coun1y on Tl'll• ~ 11 conouc..o by an atric award and . . ..--""'9K May 10. tM2 lndMduel Public Health Service ,,_, Gattld F Ootderl
d Publl•ll•d O••r;t• Cotti 0•1~ Thi• •1•1-1 ... ,..., wltrl Ula di1t1n1ui1he 1ervlce Pilot M .... 12 11 June 2 ite County c1«11 of Ofenge eouncy on -......1-t ' _, ' ' ' ' ' A ~ it 1982
n:J&'UAI, 309042 .r...cM a DAU
Meet set
on art,
literature
.,._"' ..,,.~ AtterMP at Law ,._ ""'9K 4W .... A1111w ......
l'.O. Rea 2'11
~Raacll.CA9*a ,1S"'7
PulJllllMd Orange CODI Delly Pltot.
A$)<ll 2t. 21, May 5. t2. UMl2
1794.a2
646-1'431 . . &ANDa.
our 111eratur• , • .,, •ti• c zcs1..1A (CONNI&> pa ...... phJet 0 ~~ered .,. "Cl f =~l•I• ttory of 01,1r KANDEL • .--ct away on ii6. JJ ~ LJ~ pro
c.9 ... .,..,........ May 10, 1812 ln Newport .,., ~!f<ii.8::o~ H~'1: How Mfe ti nuclw power? Are there le19 rilky honored ~ Han1 .beph P'«•d•d altemaUv..t la nuclear power a better buy than ~ :::=:, her ln death. SM Is IWYiwd ~~~Primer: 1-..es for QU..W," Alan Wile, aulstant
&27 Matn St :r Co.':~~: = 1 pubUcadon releued by the Leaaue of Women &:f~ ~·~e :; HIJnl~~~.!-ach D-t .... Qold of -~-2 Voten, attemM• to anlWer theee and OlMr fttl-. d ~ __, .-·--tr-,__ Me lctne, haa been ...cnnoue .,.. ..
...._ ITATIJlllNY
srandchlldren and f ,,.ai.-donl. awarded an American irandchiJdren. 8ervk:m wm 1be publication ldentifiel pMt and pre11ent U.S. Cancer Sode•y junior
6e held on W.sn.ctay, May poUclet on nuclear power illues, outlinet fut.ure faculty clinical fel·
12, 1982 at 3:00PM at Harbor policy optionl and .,ppllea detailed and unb6Med lowahl
Tht follo•lng pareon 11 doing •1-----------bultft9M ...
'•C..C: ••w .__,l&A&.,MI
Celftl l.y MOf IUtMV Chapel-<:tem1tory
3600 P~1flc 11...,, Ortve
NewpGrt BHCh
6'-"2'700
Lawn Chapel with burial at anal~ of aU major nuclear power con~. p.
the Fcnst Lawn c.emewry, lt la available alon~wlth two o&her LWV 00~~~ f:~~h::
Norfolk, Vtr1lnla on Mon· ~"-•c.c-t.•--on n......... .,_from the LWV of day, May 17, 1982. 8tw hM ..__,,.. - --· the u1e of la1ert and
been ln the srea Mil» Oeto-L -.---6-J chemk:a1t to u.i mncer. ber of ltll from Vitlinla. ~order, call WV PublJcaUont ~ ean He baa tnewd &O pa-~ under Uw dirWdon acw.. at 601-6127. Uenla at Uw ua M8Clkal °' lt.Mtlor'·t.wn-Mount oa.. enter. Tbe GP91'imen· ~=-'°'o.c..,.. DEATHS· ELSEWHERE ~~":::..:':~-: ------
. LUIS ::TO OAB-df\ll ri then ÜM· __ --..--..........,.-.. __
CIA. A ,• 21, •,...... LA8 nGAS, "9¥. {AP) 81'. LOUla (AP) OllH ::: their Qunon wtdl a
of Hunu.,.._ .... h, Ca. -DeVH ••••••· fl, 1 ,,..,. Gr9'ui, ee, a Jua r .
P ... .ct awa1 oo ~ former' u.a. a~. died ......,, .w ~. 111 the
••· Mr. a.. ii lund9 In • fill rn Ian 1~ ~ Onhllia .,..1n ~ h.il~ Mr. Md..,., loee, ~WI ~a. Hea&on New Yofk wtth Count•· Lull Olrda. Ir. ot Hundne· helped to ia41ct the late .,, AD-8w &Md.
&on •ach, Ca., lilter and Howard H...,._.., •'«k
bt'otlwtr·l•·la~ LaMa and _ .. puladon...... CAP& &LIZABETH,
WUMem C. Of DIM Nat. ...._ (AP) -.... n..
Ca., aodMr ...., S. •· •••tH, 61, • tMtnb.r of ...._ 0.. of H......_ the Arm)' Selene• 8oard
8-:tt, Ca ........ o(the Cate aettled and Vice prHldent and
ao11r1 wlll be held Shi• 1::-o•ral mana11r of th• ~~ M M11'M 11...... IAN DmaO (AP) -DI&-..,_ clM-
Lawn -il••ortal C~e!; levlon lM., ~nt of lion ol MlntDOn& Corp.,
Mw of 1be ._.., 1en DI'-•••• C.tt-dlillt ...... , •
.. M IMW • Wet Fitif, IHIOUI C~e Contact -• ~ u; ._, • lO:OOAll • W.11 Int.'. tMii...... AUUQUDQ~._' &a~l:..8!!!.'C .. MH1' I pa-1 ID• ~ ---==-~ -• ~-;;..; ,,_ r:J•••• .. With ..... ~ ... una • .;
lMI .... M ...._ .._ l1aue:ft:~$iin-. to fl...,,.....__,....., lllili&0919 ......,,_, II ~-·•· .._. M•tsr ,~ ::-,1
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A•'!..;.z, CH&I lle11, Ca ....... ,.,.~1.-.111 =llliDI •&UM ..aJ.rY ••-1. ,.,.._..._.a-.; ....... , • ._•mo.--·.
ALLAN ft091N LANOSCAPI / '!--------------MAINT CO,. 41 Oldord, !Mrlt, C.. lfOrnlil 82 711
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Tll• r.il::1~1 ••t•tn 11 •olnt :;e• ;:;r.;,:9~.,..,. .. ftlllt ,._ ._.,._. .,. dolftt ~-.. ~-,.,J'~l: ~~ . .!,1~~ ·llT '®\. OA"I. IH~ WltifOl\.LYH AHO AllOCIA• llMO' • ,_.. _,_ =&.::l':••M IMef\, TR~:~ E°'MI. Hwfllint-
1 •• '°" . • ... 1. ••~ \.111e. "10 I "lohry ....._ ut~.... ~ lllotll Jt .. Mii ·~=::;en OMenfftfl'\, leeotl, Cell· ~ °''"?~Ul\I~ teecn,
IMllAMll ~ ~ 11 ...... ~ M ===""'" ....... M&I "* ..=;., ~ ... ...., ttMI ~ NcMtd ,.... ~ '"'' ............. . ~ OWll1 ..... Of °'Wlt9 Couftly on Tllie 11..._,I WM Med .. IM lNI ~"~*I by 1111 Mev 10, ..., ~ Ci11t11 Of Of.,. COWftlY °" INIM•u.1. 1 . ,~ ~· •. ,... w. Jowioe ..... 'u"~!lhed1 Or1n11 00111 Deity ,_. tNe .._..,,.,, _... -• flt
Pllol, ... -1 • 11, ... .11.iM ~.... ,ubllthtcl Or1n1• OOHI Dally County Cltrtl of Dfal\ee Coun1y on 141 Piiot, ~II II. MIY 1. ti, 11, iNI ~ IO, INI. ~------------------1 ..... 1. ,.,.. PWlJC ..,_ r l'ulltlllltG Ota111e COHI 01lly "8IJC 11)11C( Piiot, APrtl ti, ~ ~. II, 111 Jtll
•--p;ffilijjili'iJiiiilir-1 tltMI I NOtmOUI ll'Hill
NAiii ITA~ "8IJC ll)TICf Tht lollowtng p111on 11 dolnt Th• tollowlnt ptteon 11 dolno 1--===:-::-'!!-!~~~-
bullMll 11· ~ea: lllC""°"' .. ID•• IN,0 .. llC. nn1 ... ,.., Rd CUSTOM AOVlRTl81NO LTD.. ..... ITA~
luill o. ~ ....... CA tlt17 SIC) w. WlltOn. 1101, Cotl• Mell. ''" IOllO\lflno peflOll I• clolnQ ,.._ CMltll, ,..561 C.. CA tH27 ._.,,... M: ~...... \.1, 0... ,.._CA MA,_IO ALOAN A, 310 W. Wll· (Al O()AIT INOUITRIH, (I)
-T._.•.· ................. le toni.1101, Cotla ....... CA tte27. COUNTRY RIVIR IAIH. IC) ..... ~'.:.~ condueled by en TIMI ._.,_ le~ by 111 COAIT A"TllTI MANACMMINJ1 ~......_. lncllvlclull. IOI COAIT lttft'OftMANCI, Hn P, MIMI Chlel.le MlflO Aldan• Dlllotl ~venue. Cot•• ...... c-.
Thie Ml~f W .. lllld wllh Ille 'fhlt ttal~I WM lllld wtlh lhl !Otnla 12f2t, ~ty Cilftl1...,2ol Dfange County on County Clttk Of Otll\OI County on 01vlcl A, Oaltey, HU OMOll ....... "· .... . Mty 3. IM2 . Avenue, 00111 MIU, 01lllofnl1 '"1'114 '1mll eme.
Publlthod Of1n1• COHI Oa.lly Publlthtd Or1n11• COHI DlllV Thie buelMM" conctucMd by an
Piiot. Mty 12, 1t. H • .NM 2, 1M2 Pilot, Mey &, 12, It, 2t. 1992. lf'ldMclull. 30t2·t2 2032 .. 2 Olvld A. Diiier
-----------Thll ltalemenl wll Ned wltl'l lhl rmuc ll)TIC( rmuc ll)TIC( County c..11 of Or-.e County on ______ .....;....;;..;. ___ I·-------------Aclfll ... 1M2. flCTITIOUI .,._., ,__,.
rtCTinOUI IUIMll MAm ITATUllWT Publl1hld Oren.at Co111 Deity
NMll ITATUmNT Thi lollowlno p1r1on 11 doing Pllo4, Aptt 21, 21, May 6. 12, 1tlf
Tht lollowlng pereon 11 doing· bullr'9el II: 11 ... 2 ~ 11. · THE MOBILE SCREEN DOC· COMMUTEC. 241 Avoeedo. TOR, 2006 W. lllbOI Blvd., New-i----MlJ--IC-..,.-....-r----
No I I , Co••• MIH, Calllornlt "°" e.edl. CA 92~. ""'""" 112927 s UE JAOO I.. I, •• 12 Oonacy. ft'9CiCiinnmc.aM:-411iiiii:iiii'iii"--
Roter Johnaon. 2• I Avocedo, 111, 8-nll Ant, CA 82109 ...... ITATalllWT
No. 11, Colla MeH. Ctutornla Thll t>u"'-le conducted by tn Thi,......._...,,, na1.one .,1 d......," 82927 lndlvidull. ---""' ...---· ...
Thil ~ .. conducled by'" ~ JIQVll zu··~c: ONSTRUCT-a , ..... lndlvldutll Thll 1111-1 WM llltd with the '"'" "'" ' ...,.. A. Johneon County CW1I ol Orenoe County on ""'. Unll f .3, Coetl Mlle. CA
Thll ltlltmenl wae llltcl with thl Mey 3. 1N2 ~URl..EY V JACKIOH, 1•173 County CW1I of Orange County on • ,,_ .. .. o .... , d c .. Mey 10, 1ff2 Pub(l1ll1d Orano• CoHI Dally ••vury rive, LI '"' ,. •· "
,,_,, Pllo4, Mey 6. 12. 111, 2'. tH2. JOHN a SKONIENO 15311
PuDll•h•d 0fengt Co111 D•Uy 2092-82 Cedlf'WOOd AVlfll>t Mldwmy City
Piiot, May 12, II, 21 • .Nnt 2, 1182 P\aJC M)TiC(' A 82t6& ' '
305().82 Thie ~ .. oondYC1ld Dy e
-----------'1CTfTIOUI .,..... gerwll ~ntrehlCL "8.IC NOTICE MAa. ITA,.....NT 8uttly v Jack.Ion
-----· ------Tht IOllowlno PlflOO 11 doing l>IMI~ Thll tllttment -fllld wltfl the ,_ ... County Cltfk of Orenoe County on
l'tCTITIOUI llU ... 11 BROWNl!E SPAS, 1Hl51 8tn· Apftl 19. 1112 ·
NMll ITAftMINT dtreon, Huolln91on B11ch, CA P Ptn'ltl Tiie lollowlng Plf10n1 •r• dolno 82Me. ublllhed Orange Cout Olil!Y-Pllot. t>ullnlll u : MARK lEHR IROWNlEE, 19961 AprM 21, 21, Mey 15, 12, 1912.
MARIN E STEAM Cl..f.ANINO. 8tndlr9on, Huntington a.actl. CA 11•1-12
•21 E Bey, Newpof I a.ecn. Cell· 92e41. fOfnll 92A1 Thie~ II con<IUCllO Dy an
Ooneld L Rilau, 4'21 E. Bay, lndMdull
NewpOft lllcfl. CelifOfnll 82M 1 ...,. l BtOW<lllt
LH W 8olltnblrgtr. •21 E Th1111111menl wu Iii.cl with tlle C:..W.._ If._ c.-,
81y. Newport B11ch, C1lllornl1 County Cltf1I of Orange County on l'Mll 'IJ..,_~f""''"' 82M1 Mey 3, 1N2 If.. ......
Thie ~ ii conduc1ed by I ,,_ ........ ~ D.C
generll pwtnerlhip Publlth9d Orenge Co111 Dell WHEREAS NllSl~OfY·~
I.ti W Solllr'obtrglt Piiot, Mey 15. 12. tt, 29. 1"2 1111 bMfl prMenl9d to fhl Comp-
Tllll lllllmlnl Wll filed wtth ..... 2016-12 ,,...., ol lhl Cvfrtney that PACI-
County C.11 of Orengt County Ofl "8.JC NOTICE FIC NA TIONAI.. BANK !Ocalld In
AprM 27. 1992 N-90'• 8Mch. 11111 of CallfOf· ,.,.,.. nl1. hu ~plied wllh tll provl-
Publllhtd Orengt Co11t Delly ACTinOUI _,...... 110n1 of lhl llltutet of tht Un1t«1
Piiot. APfll 28. Mey 15. 12, 19, 1982 NAm llA'RMINT 811111 requlf9d 10 bt complied
1164-12 Tht lollowlng pertoo 11 doing wllh blfOfl bllno 1ullloflZlcl to
-----------~ u commenc;• the bu11ne11 of b•n· Pml.IC NOTICE BRISTOi.. FOOT CLINIC. 2101 king ... Nlllon•I 81nklno ----.,._;,_..;......;..;. ___ I Brlllol, S1nle An•. Celilornla Aaeodlllon. l'tC~.,._.. t27CM NOW, THEREFORE. I hereby
....... IT'"--Miiion J1coD1on. O P M • cet1lfy that 1,,. ~ --.. ,..._.., 221•g Blylhor11..-. El Toro. CA aatton 11 1........._. to ---Th• lollowlno ptflon 11 doing 92930 ., ·--cono-iot .,.,.._-. TllM bullnnt 11 th• bue1n111 ol benlilno .. 1
THE EL PUCADOR RE8TAU-lndlvldull conducted Dy 111 NIUONI a.MlnG A-'tdon.
RANT, •01 E 17th ISlr .. t, Co•I• Miiton JICOOIOO 0 p M IN ~STIMOfiY ::;te::,o:,. ;.•·
MIN. CA 92927 Thll 1111-1 •II llled with tne tN1 ~ "-'/ tN2 JAMES A GRAHAM, 33111 County Cletll of Orenoe County on Complfolllr of lht CUfTWy
l..lrllll'U', Colee MIN, CA 8292t. Apftl 27, 1ff2 etwt. Number 111M
Thll ~ II conducted by tn ,.1.,_ Publl1hld Orenot Coaat Deify
Individual, Pvblllhld 0"'9' CO.I OlilY Pl· , Mltdl 2• SI Apr;! 7 1•. 21.
Thll 1t!:,~·::.-: with the IOI. AprM 21. Mey 15. 12, 19.11:te2 •• Mey&, 12, '1g,
0
1882 1a24-.e2
County Cltnl of Orenoe County on APfM 29, 1812. ,..... P\aJC ll)TIC( PmlJC M)TIC( Publl1hed Or1no1 Co11t Delly ___ ..;.;;..;;;;.;;...;,;.;;,.;,;~---________ .;... ___ I
PllOI, Mey 6, 12, 18, 2t, 1812
2094-82 ACTITM>Ue MIWll
NAlmSTA~ "8JC M)TIC( The loltowlno per1on 11 doing -----------~-,tCTITIOUI BUllNall (1) NORM'S PIZZA (21 PIZZA
...._ ITA,...NT JUNCTION, 3325 Tempe Drive,
Tiie lollowlng peraon 11 doing HuntlnQton &ndl. Celll0fn11 82&48 t>u.--... Ronlld £,dwwd 8t-llrd, 3325
CLAUDI NA WAY A8SOCIA Tempe Otivl. Huntington 811ch.
TES. 8 Rlmr~. Irvine. Ctlif0tnl1 CeilfOfnll 8260 927115 Tllll ~ 19 conouetld by en
Jolln It. Al11rom, I Rlmrock. lndlvldull. trvlnl. Celilornll 927115. RonlHI E Steward
Th11 t>ullMN 19 condllcted by 1 TI* 1111-Mnl WM lllld wtltl !tit Umllld parntrlf\IP County Clltt< of Or111111 County on
Jolln Aletrom. Mey 10. 1082
Gtnlfll Plf11W '1-7• This ll•llmlM -f1lld With ,,,. Publl•h•d Or1ng1 CoHI Delly County C1tr11 of Orange ~yon Pllo4, Mey 12, 1g, 28, June 2. 1912. ~M 7, 1992 3030-82
...... , ........ '-rtaJCllOTIC( ,.,., ... ~ ......
'111 Y• K-. .... -ACTITIOUI .,.._.. .......... ---.c .. -NAmlTA'R•NT Publl1h1d Ot1no• Co11t Dally Tht followlng per1on 11 doing
PllOI, April 21. Mey &, 12, 11. 1ff2. Du*-11.
1805-82. IHTERHATIONAl PUBLISH· ---.. ---"'-..,..------1 Ef\8, 0331 CloudhtV911 Ot'lve, Hun-,._ nu1-. tlnglon 8MGh, CA 02941. ---:~=~--.,._..;.;.. ___ , Or H1rv1y E. Howard. g331
l'ICTITIOUI Mll•ll Cloudllavtn Orlvt, Hunttnoton
NMll ITATWmllff 8aecf1 CA 82949 The follow4no I*~ lf"I dolno Tllit' ~ le conducted Dy an l>u"'-Ill: lndMduel
0 l N ITATIONfR8 ANO Dr HIWVIYE Howtrd
PRINTERS, N33 W1tn« Av1n111. TllM 111..-t w11 N9d With lhl Huntington IMch, CA 12941. County Clttll of 0r-r--. LEWIS A PfUUIMAN. 9477 ~ 10. 1912 -...-_,,, on
Or-A--. Huntlng10n 8-ft, p~
CA ~~E R. PRll..LIMAN, 1•17 Publllhld Or1n91 Coaat Diiiy 0roue1 AV9llUI. Huntlnflon IMcll Plot. Mer 12. 19, 2t, ..1ur11 2. 1112
CA 9*1 ' 3064-82
Thi• buelneH i1 conducttcl by ft9IJC NOTIC(
lndMclullt (Huee>lnd l Wife). L9Wll A. Pfllllmln rtCTITtOUI Wll
Thlt llMemlnt -flltd with the NAMa ITATlmNT County Cllt1I of Ottng1 County on Thi IOlloWlng PlflOnl lft doing
Aprll 29, 1M2. ~ 11; , ....
Publlelled Or1n11• Co11t O.lly Clfcle, Huntington 811ch, CA
Piiot, M"Y 5, 12. 111, 2t, 1M2. 129411. 2093-12 JIU C WENDT. 1H7t Bell ___________ 1circl•. Huntington ltecl\, CA
HMI. "°81N I.. ,RUA, ... 1 hlc*ll
l'ICTmout.,..... ClfClt , Hunt1n91on lt1cl\, CA
..,... ITATWmlff 9214:iASTEH AHOEMOff l<llZMA-~~ ~ .,. do6rlt Ht(), 17011 loutll ,adftc, 8ullllt ~fDOll1ed
AMENCAN VllUAUlll. IOI 8eadt, CA 907•2. hfOnl• A~. Coton• del Mar. Tlllt .,_...._II OOftdUCtld by. CA ~I. , 91'*111 l)lrfneflltlp,
Jl,,IRY .I. ICHUITIR, IOI Thie '=-:Jiii O. W*ldt fll9d wlttl
9lgolWI Avenue. CorOM Ml Mar. Coun7c, .... OrWll ,.. _ _... tt11 CA titat. "' 11tge ...,._,., on
CAM'-'-· TRAVll, 10t 9eoo-~ • 1112. '
nle A,,_, COfOM Ml Mar. CA ,llOlllMd OfMOI OoltC Oll,y-= n:· ...,_ 11 ooi • cud by 1 Aprt 21. u , Mer•. 12. 1112. '
............... 11....a
-~ "'* .................... -----~~ ~ °""' .. er.. 0.., Oii ~t1. ttM. ....,,.
,.,........, Of-.. CoMt Deity "°'· ..... -~. ti. tt. ttlf ........
CLASSIFIED
'INDEX , .... ,...Cll
142-5171 Jl'ID .. uu !!! ~ ! ..., =
. . .....
smm '"""·-·> llftJMll a ,., .. -·-'""-· """·-.... .......u ..._
5 = ... ... a -= .. ,,.
IW •• &al = •• .. •• -•• --... ---,. --AmS,MITO
.. a-.i -""•'-• -A• = =:""·' -c.,.. =~ -~ .. ,.,.,. =~ = ~= Ult K., .... liluo ,,. =-= _ ....... , .. :g. = °'"' -, ..... == -..... -..... .., .. R.-tt
EE.. -~ -v ..... ... ... , ~ .. .. ----
Ull -------
'=~=' M:~lA-4~~s· .....,..,cu,-.-
·~-:.~ ..... ._._.....,.._.
EIHUKI I I' I I I r
~_u_L_u_A .... s-1 1, . r1r1_1
----= ---
Or .. OOMt DAILY fttLOT IW.,.._wt, Mey 11, 1N2
• Furniture i• bought and sold .
every day with a classification
)8050 ad ..
NllllllU 11111
Pr!. W•t S.y beyfront. Slipe far 2 botca. r~ a bdrm, a belh 11.200,000. •
c:>c.n & jetty v1ew7.Miiiiw room. 4 bdnn, 3
beth, 3700 eq.rt. fl,386.000. Oceanfront.
~ l.91 llU ••••
Prll'M Udo Nmt bayfront ~ bdrm, ~YI beth.
i.,. L.R., 2 bottt .i1pe auoo.ooo.
Rtmodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath + 1ar1e rec. nn. btam ~ll.IJ\p, fuml.lhed. patJoe. $420.000 •
Ll9I llU IAYflllT
Laaoon view from 6 bdrm, ~ bath, playroom.
da.r"K rm, den, bt 1llp $1 .3!IO,OOO.
UYS9l COYE
.......
4 Br, 2~ Ba. View home overlooklne
Pavuton, Catalina and nJ\e U'4!1. We have
an Independent appraiul for '320,000.
Try $20,000 down until you Mll )'OW'
home. Owner will help finance.
2111 ......... .... -.,-.,.-n-11m1, u. ...... ,,
Spec1aCUlar beyfront view 2 br, 2 ba up: 2 br.
~= 2 ba dn. 2 bola\ 111119 $1,900.000.
IN J:r'lJPl't •Ill it: ...
"" ... .. °"'""'CAYS
Coronado la1and CUit bayf ront lot. 8~' boMt
dock. Plana avail. _.2~.000 w/terma. la&IM. NOUllHG O,,OllfUNITY
Thia 4 ldnn oondo NI K
IMt Beemed Clllnge, wtdl
1dd1d 1kyUgllt1, UPOfl·
ded kltdltn, A/C w1ttt tu-
mldlllef, good flnllltOlft9.
'2•9.500 . ....... ,, ........ :: ILIFFI .... AH 'HI •tat• lldvertlMd
.-3 bdrm 2 beth end unit $2Ml 000 on 1arae1t In Ihle newepapar le Untque Homea llo = ---~lt ' ' • tubi-ct to the Plder81 Fair i;Reelt;:°':'=· =·=7MOOO;:~ -.. --·· . HOUllng Act of 1908 wNc;tl I
..,. ,.. •-m1k11 It lll•o•• to : ._ 1dvlftl.. "any I& T91.D
3 bdnnt .• 2 ~ ba\hl condo oar pool. Sl4~.000. Pftllfance, llmllallon or Thra• 2 ldfm unll• w/ ---"" l'IU
l'IU flll "'" --ml ~
"" -flll 111• -l'l&t ....
'1• l'lfl ... --Ill»
"" = -.,. -'"' '"' ----9U .,, = -----------= = --
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR I·· ... 'I. • ' . • • ,) , ,, fJ I ti
11N-IDllNl-QI ,... ., ........... bl ............ tf
1 ft1t t1l1t. H, LHITIH, ,1111 UI
11191. '"= .,. ....... ........... :-:.~ .... ...: ~ :,-=.: ............. , .... ,, '" "' .. , ... ,,,., ............... , .. , ... .,,. .......... ,,., ...
WATERFRONT HOMES.INC
HI Al ESl A Tl
!.... • 11n1 .... "'-"' ~ ..
74.W.W (.._.,H...,
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START HERE
In thia very affordable and 1pa-
cioul 3 bed.room condo near South
Coast Plaz.a. $98,500 of a11Umable
financing. A.1king let• than ap-
praiaal. Only $119,500.
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
MSIOENTIAl ..eAL t:SfAfE S£RVIC£S ---.,, .... Remarkable value, location,
quality & tern"W! 3 BR + Fam Rm.
All profe11ionally decorated .
ThouMnda ol $ ln quality carpeU,
tiles, ahutlen & detfper papen .
Owner ln1l1ted on beat. Tak.e
tldvantap!
IN NDIPORTC•Nnll
644-9060
, dltc:flmlnlllon b1Nd on g111g11, ylfdt & cll•ll· rece. cotot. fetlQlon, ... "' w1eh1fl. Auume tow
111tlon11 Oflgln, or any 1n1erae1 loan encl own., 1n11nllo11 to m•k• any _. help nn.noa Try S20 ::c"~-:n.~tlon 000 dWn. 631-7310 '
m111a AdvertJeere
ehould check their
TR.\Df TIO\,\I
RL\11'
ad• deity and report
errort Immediately. ~ taJ.a.J 1#1 Th DAILY PILOT ••••••••~•••••••• • n11m uaumM llablllty for one yr n-c:aim-open-the flrtt Incorrect 90111 '" to t>eti.ve. a lntertlon onty. Br. $5116,000. OOOd fl·
mn H•rTill 8Hullfulty landecapecl
and maintained • Bdtm
hom•. Ofe11 co'"•' loc:allon w/111lt1lng RV
nanc;lng. Ownef/Atl C.
Spllltf 13 I· '2H 811f·
C009
ICC*I. Owner ,,. ......
wlfln1neln9. Full price Ila..
11•2 500 111-3191 1..uu.la '"' c::.' I I
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-One '~"' two c:8f'I ..... Flnd out about lhe 111 v... t unltt In Ole eernlng ,... eat.lie.':::: he1r1 of 1 • Pen1n1ul1
c;ar.., opportuntdea wtth Point. °'991 iocetlon .,..,
THE REAL HTATERS. bMChea, tennll Md boe-
Llc:antlng ICflOOI , ... ting. On• of • kind OP· ~~to pottunlty. 133t,OOO.
1ohool o you' choice. 142-1111 Ex~ ... trlllnlna.
Fo' lnform1Uon, call
751 .. 1111 _ ..... , A PETE BARR En . REALTY Lrg .. ldrm t .. l8mly
home w/huo1 bonua l~~~!!~~~~~
fOOm I balh lormlng l~•-'• .......... Owner .. .,,.,,_,, ...
aa8IM wlttt flnendna. Ftl/I lf#j llJI ~f IC • I 141 ,f>OO . •••&;w;e.;;;.•••
c::. ',t I' -t-" I •I I /I 't ~ J t • 1
TRADE ........ ,..., , ..... .... ., ..... ...
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For Mle·OI' rant. Unit 21
71•·&31-8010
~ar.nab ·Irvine
""'... 1114 •••••••••••••••••••••• , .,_, ... '*-Oft..,..
10x111' J unll lot. 4M
... -HM\lltOn, Do ftOt...,,. with oalNdrat cetll 1enant1. t ut,ooo. I BATYB jt , I r I I . Hou•lno ooe•• -°"' 01 . . _ . . ! llghl. My wllt WMted I home
---------tM Wllel, IOI lloodtCI lht
Md a NrMdlllld kftclNfl. l4t..e041 .... & Wknda.
•·•• aa11un1bl• loan· 831-3820 wkdytl.
Md an M•lou• own.. ...
Onlr e 110.000. Call -I A IM EN A J-· I I' I' I I J • ~ :-.. <Mt~ ..:-.: .__."'--l"'--1 ............... ~ ............ """t:. .. ·;:,-.....
• j::u.r:-;;c,.r r 1 r r r r r 1 •#tr"°' I I I I I I I I I
ICRW...uft ~....,. llt
C111r•11lrR-
ACQU IS lTJOll ....
Outltandl ... 8.-doua CualOm BWlt
Home. Fonver 'View ~Out On
Sand ac Wh& .. Water Wav". Trul1
Beauttfull)' ConNucted Home Wlth
~ B1rm1d ~" i......oa-WJndowt l'or More View. bne Of Lacuna NlP9l'• nneit Homes. Ow·
ner Will Help With ~ Priced
A~ •t,450,000. A HJll-TrlvWon Ur-
UJll.
it
17Na10 ...
\ f . 11 I II/' ti 2 "· ' ... + ' •. 1 .... 12x101' 1112 lo1. Do not
dlalurb tenant•. 112' f:.a:1,.•· etu.ooo. , .. ,..,.,
13t4120--
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11111 TITIL ...
lt,039 pet month
2 HUGI~ .ult•. 2'.-t
betN, lfpkll, yw•. 2 CM
0-flOM, ... y QUAlltyfng.
OrH I t11 H Ylnga. Beat
buy In C oate M•••· w.-deye c.-850-9771, ~· 12~ 83t·S405, .._..~
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**~Mt. TO
BEACH
Sup« 2 lklr t~11h0m•, au. oer•o•. petto. 2 poola, tennta, Jae , & ao
much more. terrific If.
nanclng at only 12'A%.
Only t HUOO.
l \\bodh r1dgc
Rultlj
I tlta ~!~;~?,~ ..,_
MARVELOUS lOCATlOH
""" Ilk• IMnG In a '*"· HCIPI you liev• • d•Y
end nlotu 110111 vtew. 2
bdmle, 2~ be. ~ 1 In
Turtle Aoo1' Olen Town· llomea. One of Ille
........ ............
3 bdrm , 2 b•, epe,/cover•d patio
81auu1u11y decorated ANUl'IMlbll loen wtth ~
DOU.AR DAY DOUGH ~AVIRI
ltll ~ "°"'°""'..n11dld lttfnl lot Clih.
If tt dciilft't Ill we'M run 11enc>thlr3
deye FAE!. OM Item S*' Id, mutt be prloed.
Sorry, no rMt •tat• or oommerdaJ Ide.
Calf today far tull dellll1 . ...... , ......... ,
Wcatn , 1 ........
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PtrVtlnte, 2-4 ...0 flt
full/time If~· ....
type eo.eo wpm. 3 """' IVtlleblt, hm·4plft,
4pm-12 mldnl ~
12am.a1m. 111. I 'IUh.
1110 open. Min tell•
home ~ S2001wk. Cell ~ Mre Quinn. t0111"1·4Pfl'I,
845·9080. Afltf Tu"·•
540-5553. Appl.
"ut a rell&ble good ... 1ary to 1t1r1. Nioe atrno.
ec>h«•· '°' lnteNttiw eel All1on 549·227 t ,
8AM·5PM. ....... ...., ....
T..,&eeicn 11tt
We're '"king to bulld a
lebor pool 01 quellll•d
;irapNc art• peraonntl fOf
:>n-call work In th• pt• oreu 1rae. At 1 .. 11 one t..,..• uperltnce In ~
Mttlng, put• up, camera
oparetlon or OltttfMl!lnO
ia nec:aaeary. Y04.I must bt
1vall1bl1 to work on a sublUtuie or ~n b9lla.
Salary ~· on expe-rience. Contact Pereon· 1\11,
... l DlAUR IN U.S.A.
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f~ .••••••••• U.ff ...... ~ ........ --... . U1·JMI .....
JOa Y a ~· '90 OL Wegon, M\/tm, rr NHTMA , w!ndOw defoglwtper. 01.ll
T5t ~.·::~acid cond .. ... , !'1.!!-! •••••••••• !.~!f
lot U llW MHUI '17 Toyota Corona lllct new. Alt, t/wlnd. defOG, •
111 un•n ....
of "'-model. tow ,....... Ot c..-.ce lft ..,.,.,, Cellfomi.I ... UI __, -•••• 2tOO Herbor -.id.
COSTAMUA
• doof. new bfu• & t.w•. 11 82t IUlllfY 4 dr, pet· JS500. Call DOUG Turin ---,.,-.-.. -.. ----lec;t c;ond\ Mu1t ull. (work) 873-1434
141-1111
19300 Oft• OV9f ...... 642-4910 afl ePM ' 401( tnlltl, uctlltnt
55Ht4e ~ cond Tfllct t¥¥« peym't, , 78 Corollt Diii, 50,000 ml, S... tax only. MM18t 79 Maz.da . S model, auto. AC, llkt new, '2. PIP
air, •Int c:ondlnew p.lnt, 750. '45-llO<M 1=-,-------am/lm CHM~e. $e900. '71 Cldtlllc ~ Delltlt
752·90H. rt1 .. .J. 1111 DeEleganoe, loaded. ••••••rr.••••••••••••• L•••• return. 17,000 . .,,,,., • 1140 •n t11 1 _... undtr wtlot•••• bOOk . •••••;•••••••• ••••••• Air, 1unrool, 10~1111. DOM LEASIHO -~ ....... I look• and rune gr111. 642-tt44
......... PIP 13500. 543-0520, '78 2 or black Eldoredo tt I~ 528-5t51 47,000 low mllH. vtty ..,.. .• •t f.a. f17i "*P. Pvt pty. '4000 01 Comptrt Hout• 'fl Im· ••••••• !r.!•••••••••• bit. 714/84t-3401 alt
Pof'tl Direct ..... ~ 90 '7t "CAUfOANIA BUG" llprn.
mot. ttntlble= *mlY llU. * c,-.-.. -.. ----,,-,-, 211 Of 7t4; RC 8 Sliver, 4 tpd .. AM/FM •••••••••••••••••••••• II 213 Of 7141837· cuaatte. lnttnor & Ext• 1111 ._..
Hav.n't you walt9d ng riot In IUPtf-dupat con 350 Vt, t own.,, good
enough to own a r-dltk>fl. (no old contrlCW oondlUon. St.HO.
cedH Benz? Don't et toueuma.Nob.ckpmc. 54Mt00
tNtoPPQf1un1ipe1e due . A1k for Ro11
IM)CIU 842-4400, 558°1009 lt&.-l.J ,,,, by ..• ect now! • haW. ,.,__._.,
lant11t1c 1alect1on tf Proto LIM. ••••••••••••••••••••••
modell & COIOfl avall4-80 Rabbit, O!tMt, clttn. al • f"'1t
ble loaded Ind eunrt, 28K ml, Wt have • OOOd Nltc· -IUllll PP U."6. ~29 lion of HfW & USED
•1111 •n "' ....., et.wOMt.11 t 301 Quall Strwt NEWPORT BEACH All optlone. air, el.Meo, •••eeaa eunfoof, roof ride, bent(
-.--than ""· 13200 -.7-0_M_l'_Otdtl ___ 290_8_l_con--.1 ~--6"_-0_1_4_t __ -I
COfCMfll
CHfVROlfT
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r •,• r
vertlble & hardtop, AM/ ''2 vw Bug, oooct cond,
FM radio, new tlrH , J2300/ba1t offer .-~=-~--~==-$U,900. PP 832-3045 \42-4510 btwn 7 & 2. '71 CAMAl'O
S4~ I 200
..,.. 'll vw Ft1tb1ck. Rune *mlf ml* •z • Hiii Qllat. St300 OFR. 8111y yet ol1Nyt Auto.
Turbo dltMI, Aittc rad. \ dey 87543t5 wit cyl. to olw you gr .. t
8 vi ~ 0 :::: mll11ga. tfucktt 11111. rown n . 4~ tank. 10rr vw. elr cond. Roof AM/FM!~• a mot.C 37,000K 8, . reek, lltr•O CHHlle. (63eWU0). Jult nMd , ..
873-73M wrl clean. SZ-450 oeo llabl• party to make •z a JM11 ____ M_2_-e_H3 ____ 1 amall monthly prnte. No
Turbo dltMI. Aitac rid ·eo fl:IAROCO, 25K ml. old conttacta to --· Brown vlnyt. 40 gal tank. A/C, AM/FM CHI. pwr. No bKk pmtl dua. Alk
37 OOOI< t 2a 000. bootter equellur, • lor Ro11 142-4400, • S73-i3M. 1pkr•. C1tm. whit. Im· 556-tOOI Proto LIM.
mac. ffllce OYer .... '212. --;i •• MiijiS;;ni-
2, m ... Hl-0550 or sna 079-7~ Mr 0.\lellp0f1 .. 1M2
Loaded, gllaea topt. tt.c s. 4740f72t7 .
• , 111,Allt ...........
Dow9/0uell Sta.
NEWPORT 8EACH
IH•ll
10 Nova. ve. 307, auto.
17 mpg, c:lt9n, 11K, pt. nu Ur"1 mttr cyl/ crpt,
$ 1400 080 P I P
54e-3343
lllTlllTll llACI I f lllTAll llllll
t.if' d ,I I ) '. ' • ' I • OHAN<.t 1 (Jll t..llY < /\lllCJlt N IA 7'> CINJ S
Hunting ton High district
54 teachers . facing I8yof f s
, .
THEY'RE ANGRY -Jan Vlnlkow
(foreground, left) and Maraha Cook (rt&ht) are
sick and tired of vandals def acing their Hun-
tington Beach neighborhood. The1r neighbors
0..,,.... • ...,,.....
are angry, too. They found this wall in tholr
Hunlln&ton CreBt neighborhood ddu<:<:d luKt
Friday -the iwme day It had boen repalnu.-d.
'HB fire
• captain
succumbs
MlchaeJ Hennc>uey, • Hun-
llnl(lon Beach fir• capu.ln and
former city hfcauard. waa found
dt•Ad TLk'tldoy bnldt' th'' pool at a
local othlclk club.
He apperrntly IUC.."CUmbed to a
heart attack durtng an off-duty
workout at the Pacific Sanda
Cabana Cluh, F1rt-Captain RogPr
tto.mc•r said f Ito wu 42.
Cupt. HennCJMC.'y, a native of
Long 81>ach , joltwd th«-Hun
llngton Beoc:h 1'1ro Ot>partm<•nt
In 1962 a fwr working 81 a city
llf('guard for 11x y<>afl HP waa
promoted to captain an 1967
In recent yearll ht.• hu bf't•n
a11lgncd to the Mognolla F ir<>
Suation near EdlJlon High tichool
Capt Ht>nne...·y 111 1urvivcd by
hi• wtfe Pauh•ttt', and by hi•
chJldrcn, KrU1ll'n, Kurcn, Kc•lth
al1d Mlt:hcllc. /
Residents battling
Huntington vandals
Br ROBERT IAKKER or .. .._,H.tltMf
Reafdent1 In the block-wall
community of Hunllnawn Beach
are fichtlns a batth· with youlh-r ul marauders.
They uy aulQ an\i'nna. have
been ripped off ot can, houn
windows 1ma1hed and lan<bca-
ptng uprootc>d It'• tx'<'n &oing on
for yeu11, according tu the rt.._,_
den ta.
A park, m. .. llc.'<.I m th<' lrlk:t of
$200,000 homt. ... hlllll be<>n hit rt•·
~ll-dly.
Crud e and vul~or 1 prny ·
palnt.c'<.I lilif\11 deffM.'t' ~ny wall•
An incident Friday nliiht broke
the pat1t>ncl' of the rt.'11ldl•nt1
They'r\! ~wing to fight bock.
Thl• lalt .. t incident had 1t.11 bt'
ginning• an Morch whl·n re11
dc•nta, hc>ad<'d by Marwhu Cook
<and Jan Vm1kow, df't'ldt'<.I their
15-ycar~oJd trac.·t m'<'<.11-d fre11hl'
nlng up.
the brand ""w paint Job.
"lt ju•t made me alck.'' 1ht!
aaKi. "And very angry."
Tlw girt. were arrettcod by po-
lll-e who had lx.~n l'alll>d by un
othl'r w1tnt'M
OC'tc'(•tlvt• Oury Mcz.a iwld to-
day that the two au.pec:ta, about
ti.7 yeana of Di('. art> Aubj{>c1 to tht>
lll v'• rer.l1tutlon program
"lf lhcrc urt• no pnor1 (1.r~1ta'
und th<• purcnL'f are w11lang. then
110methlng would lx• worktld out
lo pay bock thl• (,'f»l.'I of rc.odomg
lht· wall," ht• .aid
M<'W 1111d lhe· 11lt.c.•rn.1uve· 11 to
have th<' girl• 111a nd tr111I In Ju
vc•nlle <.·ourt
Mni Cook und olh<·r rt111d••nl.8
ure uui111ti11" on n'lllltullon und
th•·y dun't wanl lO wait
"Wt•' II Luk•• <•vny at lion nK·
t•liaary W1• will go to t he • dty
<..'(1unc.11 ur tho 11owll dnlm11 1.:ourt
Wt"ll 1ubpocna polkt• rt-<:ord11 1f
m'<od he." aht• auld "Wt· won't ll•l
ll dll' ..
Reduced
revenue
claimed
Hunllnaton Beach Union Hltih
&hool tru.t.en took official at·-
llon Tuesday to lay off 54 leu-
cht•r1 at the end of th£· school
yl•ar, June 17.
Tht1 rL-ducllon In for<.-c follow•
hcarlniJ In April oofore a •Wit•
udmlnl•lratlve Low Judsc durlna
whkh t.e8':hera protatcd the> ac-
tion.
School offlcilil1 said de.dining
1tudent population, rcoducllon1 In
n ·vcnuc and proaram• and a
tightening of the bud&et nc.°''f!llll -
tated their action.
Teucher offk.iat. <.'Onk .. t.c.>d lhl•
layoff11 bcfort• hearing offlc:..r
W.P Byrnes. They said the di11
trlct ovenit.ot.c-d financial dcflt:1u.
and underwt.ot.c.'<t rt.'llOUrC.<tc ...
Thi· layoff•. expected lo 11avt•
about $1.5 m111lon In wachcr au
larl<'• and bcncht1 nt•xt yeur.
apear l.o have hit hardCllt in lht•
aocial 11dcnce area.
Ther<> will be 20 fower sodul
IK'lence teitChC'rl and (I bou l l 00
ft•wt•r <.•I.au offcrlnwi.
Adm1n11Hrat1on tU>Urce1 1111d.
however. that no 1lu<k-nlM will bl>
d••prlvt.od of study in that field
P:levc•n or 12 physical ••ducu-
tlon hutructol'll al.a will be w1d
off Offk11.1hl aald there would bt·
no t'Ulback.t in rompeuuve aporlil
or In required phy11Cal education
progra1ms.
Phy1lcal c>ducatlon cla.cs are
rc>qulr'-d for ninth and 10th lfll•
d1•1'1, but not tor llth and l2th
t(radNw
ThQlt• bt•ing hlld uff an.-:
Gory Aldrjdge, Ann Carr, Guy
C.:Hrrot:zo, Suun Church, Me
rl1inne Clarke, Anthony Ot-al,
T om DeKrall, Polly £1bort,
Moun..-en Engelhard. L inda F.rd-
nwn, Barbie }'reeman, LlwrM'ICe
Greer. Herman Harvill , Alex
lle ndcraon , Terry Hoffman,
Randall Hupp.
Al•o, Janet Jones, Ra ndall
K&.rc:ht'r, Borbora Louie, Dcnn111
Ma1ud1.1 , B Su<• McGlnnl1. Jo-
k •ph Ml-Guckin, Chnatlnc Men
do7.a, Roy Maller, Wiiiiam Mon•
hou1l', Linda Munion, Norm
Nakan11hi, Pam,la Orgill. Ronuld
Porter. Sherry Rae
Allo, Pt'flny Rankin, Suzanne
ltoady-Rou. Morrie Rowan. 1-:1
l<•n Sa •nz, Shelley Samson , F
CN:ll<> Sandeen, Rod Stuart,
Mary Thompson , M ichael
Thornton, Mary Weaver. Gary
Whf'aton, Bobblll Wllllam11, Paul
(See LA YOPPS, Patt Al)
* * *
BUENA PARK BIGFOOTS'! lfc.•av(•n s no , 1t'11 JUKl 8111
Bixby <:uddllng up lo u t•ouplt· o f H:mnu Bartwrn haarl<>i;
who'll tx• 1n u r<>brnlldc·a.-;l CflS i.p••<:wl Ju1w I '
Bue.na Bigfoot?
Big, sm elly 'm<>n ler' seen
By JEFF PARKER
O(ttw o ... , ~ lleff
M<>n#t.t-r wutt•ht·l'll an• pl.;.mr\ltll(
anothc-r vll(il tontaihl ut th1· f<:)(
t'''utlvt• Purk Ap1.1rl rnt·ntH In Bu~na Park whc·n • u uc•.ii.l 11f
hell1•h proport1on1 wait 1 t·~<n
tcdly 1pott.toel Munduy n1Hhl
And by lht· dt•1fcript111 11i. ul
"Su.t.•n1t Purk B1gfoo1," th•· n1u11
at.n won't bt· hnrd to r 4oe•oj(rna•
Ile •land• bl.otWt"t'll M'Vt•n und
t'ight fc.'t•t wll, growl.it "like· ~ 1(11
ralla" iand "1m c l111 wunw 1han
rotwn hol'llL' nuinurf'."
-Th('H(• dt'h<·rlptivt• w11rd'j <'turn
from UP"rlnwnt m:tnlJK•·r I .orrat
nt• Mlallanl'lh, who !ilUld 11h1• hl'urd
thl' beul growling f 111m ,, tli;11
n~l' d1t.d1 OVitr lhl' W lllJ,lil'JC jU.'\l
arwr II 1> m Monduy
"My hu11lJ1mc.J <ind I hud JU 'tl
com t• b 11 ,. k f rom d 11111t· r .11
Alfy'K," 11h1• 11ald .. A111I 11111 111 ow
tcnunt11 run up tu h111111w ,,
fli.11hl1ght to f ind ii mo11'fl1·1
Whl..'n I nm to the• fpm 1 . I wuld
11mell ttw thtnjl Jui.l uwlul "
Pol H't• w1•r4' MJ 111rn1111t·d hu l
took un houa l.41 I l'Npcind hc-t aujjf•
they ft·11n•d thf•y w1•11· l)t·lllJ.( lu
re..'<.! hu<:k 111!.41 th1• urt•:i hy 1 hi· ,.:.U1
~Ille (;,111g Whit Ii I llj'lyi. 111111"
w1 11J.( hci11li ... "' p.11ri1I 1·un1, M1K-
md I 1 Kllld
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l(n>W I hk1· I 111 .11 cl or :1 '11111·11 like,
I '9111·ll1·d 'I u1 " 1-. ii ~u11-( ,,,.,ui.1,.11 h•,.icJ
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W1 1·1ould 111 UI ll Ill tiff• d ,11 k,"
'"' .1111 "All 11t1• 1·r wk1•t1> .ind
lr og WI fl' q11 11·I whd1· II
~'"""''"
.. Teen th ieves
video addicts?
l'OU< >NA IAI') Two youth!i
The family 11 planning u prl-
vat.e funeral, followed hy r rPmll uon and burial ol ll('a Tht' family
has 1ugae1tt>d mt>moru1I dona
tiONI to the T1c:henor OrthopPd1c·
Clinic for Childn•n , I 660 Tc•r
mlno Ave .. Long Beach.
Plana for a fir" department
memorial acrvlt't' s.rc pending
They 11kcd tho city to pumt
the out.er walla around the tract
that belong to the city, but '>lfl-
dall u1d ttwy had no money tor
the work
So the two wom<!n, and othcl'll,
began a collection drlv" In the
HunUnston Crest community.
They uJd they oolkac:Wd $2,200
from 89 percent of the rea1denlil
In the 180·home dcvt<lopmt'nt
and H•l&ned thl' painting and
other llpruc:c·up work w a ct>n
tract.or.
~alley foil owing suit .1p11.111'11tly "uddt1 tc·d" 111 v1d1•0
J.(·•llll'l-1 .1pp•.,•r llJ bt· lwhmd u 1 u11h
o f bu1 gl11r11·oo; Ill lt'<t>nl munth11.
.1u ll1111 ll11'11 s.1y
J>11l lcc· 1111· sc• r r h 1ng fo1 a
17 v1•.u o ld untl u lW yc·t.tr u hl,
l111if1 rr111n N11r~-0. who allt•"1-<lly
but glilr 11c•tl f1 v1• h11m1•11 1n th••
('t)l'tJna and N 11 t ('O 1trl!U , Sut
Jume•i. 8tf'1•lc· 11( the· Corn1H.t Po
ht·t• Dc•11.11 lmc•11t 1Wld Tut'ldity
According lo HOll'Yler, Captain
H•nnc11ey wa1 active 1n thf'
Unk> League prourum •potUOrt-d
by the Fireman'• AMoc11.1Uon und
participated In th MOOUMI Fire-
men'• Olympk..'1, wlnnlnAt M.Yeral
medal tor swimming
R eaga11 lo app ear
WASHINOTON (AP) Prtll-
ldent &apn will hold a naUon-
ally br<>Mical new• conterencr at
6 p m. PJ:Yl' Thul"ld.ay In the Eul
Room of the White HouaP. It Willi
announced today
WORLD
The painting of an ouwr wall
at Colchester Lant.', jult 110Uthcaat
of ttw Oerfleld-&ach Boulevard
lntcrtW"Ctlon was complclL'd Fri·
day.
Friday nlsht when Mra. Cook
and her hu.bond returnc..od home
from dlnN'r, she uld 1h found
two gJri. near tho wall with a con
of •pray paint In their hBnda ..
Graffiti had been polnu.-d over
Author views: world future
· Bn~aellina author Charlel Berllti 11 pcllltmlltic
about the, world'• future but 1tlll •Y• doomlday an
be awrwd. Pap Of.
NATION
Jfii1hem replaae1 Hx on T V
C1ung budget c:onc<'rn11, dc•dl-
nlng enrollment and th<• clolurt>
of two 1ehool1, fi'ount.oin Vall<'y
School District tru11tc't>t haw cll-
mlnatt>d l ~ full and part time
non-\i'at:hlng po1ltlon1 and hove
reduced dairy houra for olht>ra.
Bob Sampica, f)l!0t0nncl dlrcc·
tor for th«' district, known Im·
known lmmedla&ely how niany
employeea wlll be affectf'd by
theae cutbeck• becuuae those
with .enlorlty have th.-right to
"bump" newer t'mployf'PI for
'-ertaln po1ltlon1.
COUNTY
Ht• uld lhe ck»uru of Wardlow
and Buahard achooi. at the end of
the ''Urrcnt term haa fon.'('<f the
<'limlrutllon of Jobe for two h<'ad
c:uatodlana, two part-time <.'11•1 k
typl1t1, two purt-llme library
•J>N:tallaw and two part-lime food
w>rv~ work.era. •
Oth«'r dl1trlct part-tame posi-
tion• being eliminated Include
one 1-0nlor clerk·lypl•t. one In·
1truct1onal aide for the handi-
capped. two therapy aides, and
two bus drivers.
One full-lime communlcauon1
lpt.<'lall•t 111 helng cut bec:UUlll! of
Up per Bay cleanup besin1
Clean1i1p work be1ln1 on Upper Newport Bay
with th lmportlnj of more di . Pase Bl.
Am erica becom es cJv/IJzed
T•a Ltn't jUlt for UtU. Old ladlel anymor_e aocor-
din1 to a Ver/; Brlt!lh &ea amMwwfor. ~ ci . _
STATE
tht> mnclulilon of fundin~ for lht
protiram
Podng r<>duc.·l·d hour 11 1u •· 1n
struc.·tionul aidc•11 for the• h11nd1
c1.1 ppl•d, l111tru<'lionul l;l1dt•11 1n
11pc..~1ul t'<lucatlon, u multi rrn-<Jan
tc>c hni<'ll.l n und d..rk IYJ""'"
thrOUJ(hout the dtstrtt·t At lu,.11;.; . .;111of{gy
Samplcu 1111ld tht• c.·ulh11c.•k11 will
tak<' clfc<:t Jurw 18 I It• "old t'lll·
ployc1•1 who lo1c lhc•lr join <11
lilC(-cpt demotions wlll n ·mutn on
a r<'·(•mployment lul ro r :rn
month• to allow tht>m u 1.·h11n1'C' Bl
uny opcnlngt ltwt u1 t ur
ATJIJ<:NS (Al') Trutfk In
Alhc•nN wu11 ('Ut by hall and in·
du•tnal output hy 1m4' third Bil
uuv1•rnnwn1 t nu rHNK'Y nwu urt't
w1·n1 rntu 1•1 (cac I Tu1'Miuy Lo cft.·-
c 11·11~· llW 1117t• 11f 11 dNUll• ht'llWll
1 loud 11( "lllllH
INDEX
At Your Service L.M. Boyd
8'.*ne.
IUrbCMn
CallfomJa
C.vakade Ci-tfl«t
Comics
Cromword
.0.th Nodciti
r.d!IOlial
lna.rtatnment
A4
AIO
A8-0 82
QI
04·8
84
84
04
AIO
83
f.ood
HONJK'O
Ann L.end rt Movt
Mutu.J Fundl
Natlot)al N•w• Sporu
Or.81,jfncrohn
Stock Marketa
Televtllon
ThMten
WHlher
Workl New•
SPORTS ·
LAYOFFS ANNOUNCED •.•
I I Wllll1m1, T•rrl Voun1. N11
I Aauaje, Paul Oarl1nd, Mara_anat
Htirron, Noht<ml Hohaman, Sul· I an L et, Jaime Mendosa, Hlou
' tf&hlem, Danh Pham, Khue Tran
and Ruth H•ll. •
Th current enrollment of 17.·
811 1tudenta la oxpcx:tt'<I to fall by
•bqul 7~0 to 800 1tudtin\1 next 1 ar.
• Alll1tan\ Superintendent Ho-
ard Roop 1afd today that tea-
"' belna lald off In June wlll
have the lln1t r1atlt of be&nc hlNd
next yeer u tutildtuce ceect..n.
tUle 1ell:Mn.
Ht Indicated that they can
work virtually full dme 'u 1ub·
1thut1 teacher• at next Y••r'•
aalary rate. '
Roop 11ld he 1110 expect• •
number of the teachers r.ceivtna
layoff oo\lce1 to be rehired In
September bceauN of aurltlon
and becau• of numben of tea-
chen expecwd to take leavet of
ablenco.
lying snake
erpent on plane caught
anake that escaped trom a
talrw.-r and had the run of the
r10 area aboerd a RepubHc
rllne1 jelllner was safely re-
ed Thunday night after the
landed at John Wayne AJ-
omb threat
uts flights
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
~n flights were diverted from
Franclaco International Air-
-the nation'i. fifth bualest
after a bomb threat forced 263
ngera to evacuate a North-
est Orient Airliner on a remote.
windswept runway.
.,The bomb threat waa d1sco-
v,ered Tuesday. scrawled In lip-
~ acroaa a mirror In a lavatory lS' the 747 arriving from Hono-
Jtilu. It read, "I have a bomb on
board." ·
Alrporl officials halted air
traffic at 7 p.m .. two minutes
before the plane touched down
on runway 19L ne.er San Fran-
cilCO Bay. No bomb was found.
Storms ravage
't exas, Oklahoma
Bl, Tbe A11oclated Pre11
.,. Violent thundenitonns hurling t~ozens of tornadoes tore Into
'e'ommunit1e1 acrou Texas and
Oklahoma during the night and
i'arly today. smashing homeii and
buildings and unleashing flash itJoom in some areas.
'1 Al least six people were killed.
Scores were Injured A single-
engine planc crashed in a field
during a thunderstorm early to-
day near Idalou, Texas. killing
four people.
1
'l'he non-polsonoua, 1lx-foot-
long Loul1lan1 rat anake waa
found under a board In the
pretturized forward cargo area of
the plane by the man to whom
the reptile was deatlned -Gary
Bagnall of California Zoological
Supply. Santa Ana. ·•r had to crawl lnalde the cargo
area and Uf t a few boards before
I found him. He was ice cold ao
he wasn't moving •round very
muc h ," Bagnall aaid today.
Snakes are cold-blooded crea-
tures. he explained.
The snake was among 150 that
were being shipped from Mem-
pht. for 1ub8equent aale by Cali-
fornia Zoologjcal, a wholesaler of
reptiles ana amphibians. said
Bagnall. 24, of Tuatin.
"It was pretty funny. There
was quite a crowd atandlng
around while I was looking for
him." Bagnall said.
Walt Hellman, a apokesman
for Minneapolla-baaed airline.
said lhe snake was discovered
loose In Salt Lake City, where
the flight had..Jtopped before
arriving In Orange County.
Hellman said cargo handlers
there didn't want to de laY. lhe
flight by s ummon ing anlmal
t'Ontrol pereonnel to round up the
snake . So they shut the cargo
hold doors and eent the plane on
it. way.
Tht.>n they sent word to Re-
public'• <.wgo facility in Orange
County telling peraonnel there
what to expect. That's when
Bagnall got the call to come to
the a1rpot'\.
8qnal1 said RepubUc off~
urged him to conduct a full In-
ventory or the ahlpment to make
sure no other snakes were mu.-
Ing. and perhaps. lurking ellK'-
where in the aircraft. Bagnall
said the shipmen\ wu complete.
IWLLnlN LONDON f AP) -Two Ar•
IHtlat w1rpl1att were tltol
•••• off 1111 ralkl1d l1l1ad1 tMa)' w._ 1111~ 1&&.lftld a Brl·
tlllt 9'6' llL dM lloJ•I Navy &atk fwce, Ole DtflDH Mlal1try rt· ,. ......
By Tiie AHOClaltd Pre ..
Brltl1h Forelan Secretary
Francl1 .Pym 11fd today that
"NC>l'ne procrna'' hAd been made
In talka at the United NaUona to
1ottle the FaJkland lalanda crillt
but that "many dlfflcuh prob·
ll'fnl remaln."
He spoke alt.er a Cabinet mee-
tln& In London but did not elab-
orate.
At th e United Nat ion s.
Secretary-General Javier Perez
de Cuellar said h e wat "very
glad" to hear of Pym'• remarka.
"l want everybody to be opti-
mlatlc. But as far aa l am con-
cern('d 1 am very cau\loua. 1
lhlnk we have to work at leaat
for a couple of daya," he uld.
Asked when the two aides
would be ready to 1hlfl from In-
direct negotiations to direct talks
on the future of the Falkland1,
he aald: "We might end our ex-
erclae br the end of the week -
1 hope.'
Argentina made propoial• at
U.N. headquart.en Tuesday, and
Britain'• repreeentaUve said they
were "very Interesting'' but
would take .. ,. few more days"
for uaessment.
Meanwhile, no new mllltary
acUon was reported In the South
Atlantic Britain claimed lta bat-
tle fleet hu a stranglehold on the
lslanda 2~0 miles eaat of the hr-
gen tine coast and Isolated the,
estimated 9,000 troops occupying
them. An Argentine naval source
aald the Brltlah claim was
"ridiculous."
Arter a fifth day of talks
Tueaday a t the United Nations,
diplomat.I re ported llOtne progress
toward an agreement to call a
cease-fire and r esume negotia-
tions on the future of the diapu-
ted islandJ. But the possiblllty of
a Brith1h assault 011 the Falklands
still loomed.
Rites set Sunday
for Mr. Townsend
Memorial Rrvkel for William
Cameron Towruend, founder of
WycUffe Bible Translators lnc. of
Hunt.ington Beach. will be held
Sunday at 3 p.m. In the Church
or the Open Door in Los Angeles.
Mr Townsend was a member
or the church . He had lived In
North Carolina for several years.
He died April 23.
~\' Warming trend
it •
I f111 tllrOUGll today but tomt
IOw doudlMM llte IOnlOM-::a 66 10 72. Ovetnlghe low9 &4 to
1Som1 low clouOlnH1 ~~ mlcknornlng fllunclAly,
f1lr High• TllU!ld•~ 61 lo 74
Hunllr191on-Hewport "" tem-
pieretur• 'l'tf' lfom 1 tow Of u '° • lllOh of ~. lfom Point~ hioti lo tllt MtlllcMI bofdef end
..,. tO mlee: Hom -...,. of · 12 10 22 knoll wllll combined
11 ol 4 to 1 feet over outer
Wt1er1 LOCtlly llgllt Vlrleble
nclt l\lglll 1nd mMnlng llOure
Ing well to nortllwetl In lltetnoone w~....., Of
to 3 leet. Mody dMt tOdey
1 orn1oot1 1ouc11ed Oown In OIHallome e!\d T .... II t llunder
•IOfll\I PIOOuced ::r:• WM1h« In tltttrn Ntbra• 1 Kan111
Wl&«n Olltllhoma, Ind l\Of'IMtn
end wttltfn TtMat
LerQt ""' ''" Twtd•r tn nonh ceotrll Tt•H
Snow cont1nu1d tod1y In Ill• r•Oo<0do ""°'""'·A "" 111ower1 llngtrtd Oller Htv1d1
Artzona 1nd IOUl~I Callforf\11
Othtrwtte 11 Wll ftlr 1110 mllO
1"11 of Ille Aoclclel Slttet -· lgeMrelly ci.ar lrom lht c~lfal l;n" ... tern Ck/If CoMI IO l"9 IO-
er Ortll Uktt end 10...lllern ...._ Enollfld
Tiit 10reca11 calteCI lof Mme*·
" In tM 40t oo.oet' Cototldo
Wr.:l:t" rted~to 10. end ffOlll 1"9 II•
I 0V9f lllt IO...lll9'n Pleln•
ral end IOUtflern MIMlllllCIPI
.,..,,. •nd Ille acwtllern OrHt
.. to lllt tower Allenlle C0Mt
tn'C*IJU(et In IM tot Incl IOI ···•* ......... TemperehH" .,~ Ille 1t••
Ion Ntty ~--"°"' 3 t In
........ 10 '" ''°"'"~· .,. ..
1011 ucept '°' night ano morning
1ow ctouo1 alonQ the coast II ,.,.
1101&1110 1nower1 on 1ou111e1n
Sierra Slow w11rm1ng Hend
Temperatures
NA~
HI Lo ~
Albitn'f H 43
Alb\IQve 77 49
Am .. tllo 79 St 42
AllleYMll SJ 47
Alltnll 87 60
AllltltC Cir 91 S2
Awtln 82 7t 17
Baltlmor• 79 ~
~ 47 JS 03
~ as SS
S1tmarc;k S4 41
8ooH 63 40
eo.1on S6 «
8rowntv11e u 78
8'111111<> 12 511
8urt1ngl0fl !>7 41
C..C* 48 37 II
Ctlll'l•ln SC 84 &4
Clllflfln m. SA 48 ~wv· 82 SS
Chlltltt. NC 44 39 01
" se .oe ~=~·" 82 52
ci....111nct 83 se
Ctml>tl SC 87 46
Columbut 84 so
Oll·FI Wiii 81 69 H
01vton 84 56
Oen-I St At 22
Ott MOllWll 80 85 03 Oetro;t 83 SS
°"""" 67 46 02
El PHO 8.4 IO
Flfgo 64 47 01
"tO•llfl 51 34
OIMlfeltt 57 H
"""°'" 7J 40
~ t2 32
HOfMIMU .. 71
Hout1on IO 73 t4
tndl\eplft .. 67
JK*lrl Ml 16 611
JllCtl~ .. 60 ~Ctty 70 eo " &.. .. '\! .. 7t 55
1.lttle ll'octl 15 65
I.~ .. 51
lllb4>oca 11 17 85
~ 14 .. .....,.. 71 74
.Mllnuli .. .. 51 JO Mt*·SI P 10 64
NMfl¥llle .. 64 NNOtlewlt ·u It
New Y«ll. 73 &2
"'•~W•-~ ..ou us °"" "' c-"
,ronta Cola .,. Wl/ffl _,. Occluded .,..
N0tlolli. 69 ~ Red...ood Oty 67 so
No Plallt S2 47 IS &Kt l lTl .. 110 77 47
Qkt1 Cny 12 57 I 00 8alinu 6t 47
Omllh.I 7S &9 04 San OieOO ee 60 Ortenoo 15 61 San FrancllCO ST 49
Phfl10pllt1 11 S3 s 1n11 a..,1 72 411
Phoenlll 82 se 03 S1nt1 ..... ,. &A
PttltblHf!' 78 52 Stockton 18 pti=· • 62 42 lh«INI •• Pt encl. Ora 17 41 Uk tall 16
Pr~ ., 43 BllllOW 811 50
A1&e1gn 80 47 Big Star 48 23 ,t1
Aef'IO 82 36 Sltnop S9 38
Seit Lake se 35 Long Stacll 70 53
San Anlon+o 77 70 88 MonrOVtl -4 45 a..utt se 47 Ml Wtleon 43 3 t
"'':-1.:t ... 611 Ntwoort Btlci'I 13 &&
llOu• .... 81 60 44 OnllrlO 83 41J SrLOUlt 118 85 Pltlm 8pm101 77 66 St P·TlmP• 83 56 P11M10en1 87 48
81 81• ... ., .. 10 39 20 8tn 8«NWOlno 83 52 890llene 70 •II S111 0 1t>rttl N •• •Y'~ 71 4& 811'1 Joet .. 48 T~a 74 57 2 72 Santa AM .. 63 fUGIQfl 7t ,, &Ml• Clui 7t •7 TVIU 86 ~JO' Tenot Vdty 27 WlltNnQtn 17 66 CANADA Wiellttt 12 60 t 57 Cllgwy .. CALIP~ fdtnof\lorl 72 41 Ball....., 75 It MolltrNI 13 .. lllytlle 71 0111wa •1 Eur•• 11 •1
fretn0 74 llO
LtlllcM4• .. IO <n Extended ,,r:
~ .. Q
IO " Monter.., !It weather NMdlft 71
Otlli.tlel .. la PMO~ 75 ... IOUT .. ll'IN CALlfO,.HIA
Red IMf IO IO COfilTAL MfO MOUNTAIN Ml Al HIOllt •nd morltlflg COlllal 10W tloudt 8"d .,.,.._..
111~11 CI011cllnett. Ot'*WIM 1941
WI II ll~llt In COllll .. Ind v:ir, .,... I to 71 Md lcMt a to .
HIOflt In Ille IMill'llllM N • II,
l owt '° ......
............ .,,ca.,~
COVERING UP -What it 10 rare as a night in May at
Anaheim Stadium? Thia WN a pretty rare sight Tue.day night
aa a 30-minute rabutonn br0"4&ht out the ground cre w with
the infield cover as the players headed for the dugout. When
action returned, the New York Yankees beat the Angell 3·2
(.ee Sports, Page .85 ). ·
Co.untian .jailed
in $100,000 fraud
By DAVID KlJTZMANN
(){'&M Dlllly Not lbff
Eugene Conrad, at one lime
Orange County'• premier politi-
cal moneyman. was bound for
at.ate prUlon today after a parole
board ordered him jailed for six
months on charges that he bilked
an Anaheim physician out o f
$100.000 or more.
Conrad's parole was revoked
Tuesday after a full-day hearing
bef~e two members of the Board
of Prison Terms ln Santa Ana'•
Orange County Courthouse.
The hearing was ordered clo-
s<.'d after a reporter attempted to
gain admittance to the procee-
dlngia.
Conrad, 47. had been uretted
by state Department of Correc-
tions offk:en on March 30 at hll
Anaheim residence. He wu on
parole from 1 197~ Superior
Court conviction of U.wnc a bad
check and auto theft.
Subsequent to that caae. the
or.etlme polltlcal financier al.a
wu convicted on federal loan
fraud charges and an unrelated
contpil'acy charge relaUng to an
Orange County fund-laundering
case.
Conrad served time In federal
priaon from June 1978 to August
1981.
Before his legal trouble• be-
gan. Conrad was Orange Count-
y's leading polltlcol donor In
1976.
It waa alleged at Tue1day'1
.................
TO PRISON -Eugene Cor.-
rad'a parole has been revoked
after his conviction on charge1
of bilking an Anaheim doctor.
parole hearing that Conrad en-
gaged In a scheme to defraud
Anaheim phy1lclan Lurre nce
Krain out of more than $100,000
from Jut 1ul'JU1)er untll the time
of his arrest last Man:h.
• remains
It. PHIL INEIDERMAN °" .................
A meetlna acheduled to r801ve
a dl1pute belween Coeat Com-
munhy C.OU.p Olatrict Chancel-
lor Norman ~Walton a nd four
Or~ae CoMt Colltl• profe.on
who wrot a letter crltloliln1
tolevlalon coureet didn't take
pl.ce Tueedoy.
Sut the partlet Involve dla-
agrec on why the meeting didn't
occur.
A dl1trlct apoke1man 1ald • ,,.
W1te0n WM awaltJna \he arrival
of the profemon at 4 p.m Tut.•-
day. but that they failed to ap-J)Hr.
The lnatruciors. however. say
they were told by the dlatrlc\
Monday that the meetln• waa
canceled. .
Wtlat the pa rties do agree
upon la that Wataon on April 20
summoned Oranae Coul profes-
aora Riobard Yerby. Michael
Flrinegan. Norman Lumian and
JOIClph Tomehak to his office to
dl1cu11 a letter the four had
written and dlalributed to about
30 s tate ·and prlvaJe colleges
throughout Callfurnla .
The letter queatloncd the
·~Milty of television couraet of·
(ered by the Coast District and
clalmed they aren't equivalent to
cluaroom coul'lelf.
Both sldt:'fl 11gree that Wataon
aald the d t.trict was ronsidering
lepl action against t~ four pro-
f eaort and th.at he asked them to
retum for another meeting May
11. The teac:hera and the d11trlct
alJIO agree that tht• rac'Uhy mem-
bena sent the chaJ'l(.-ellor a lelter
April 28 saying they bPheved it
would be legally tnadv1sable to
MlWnd the May l l meeung 1f the
cham·ellor only Intended to dla-
C\.119 poesible court action.
The letter Jaid the profca.10rs
would be open to disc:uss1on or
other matters.
Professor Yerby said he and
his colleague• were awaiting a
reply from Wat.son to thbl letter.
When none was ra'<'lved. he aaid
he called tht• chancellor's office
Monday artcrnoon and waa told
by Wallon·s secretary thul the
chancellor believed the profes-
sors had canceled the mee tina
by ll('nding their leu..cr.
Yerby said he then tnfo rmed
hia colleaguc1 that the m<.'t'ting
WU off.
But d11trict spokesman Richard
Simon de~ that any such t-ail
was received from Yerby He
conflrml-d that Wai.on had not
replied to the instructors' letter
Indians depicted
Lecturer Paul Apodaca will
prc.ent a program on the Indian
NU of Wes t Orange Counly lo-
n1ghl ut 7:30 at the lower lcveJ of
Huntington Beac h City Hall.
2000 Main St. The free program
Is sponKored by thl' Amigos de
Bolaa Chica.
Laguna girl,
17, facing
murder rap
By STEVE MITCHELL or ... ..,,.......,
A 17-year-old Laauna Beach
High School afrl fecee charaes of
murder following an apparent
murder-aulclde attempt near a
Leaton Street church Tuesday
mornlOI(.
V alJey· council
reviews budget
The 8: 10 a.m. Incident at the
corner of Lealon and Throuah
a tree ti left James Anthoncle~en-dall, 21, of Fmerald Bay, .
Laura Lee Feill, 17, of 476
Lealon St., apparently 1hot her-
•ell In the ch eat after flrln1 a
round from a stolen .22 caliber
revolver at. her boyfriend, t.tally
woundln& him.
Mllt Feist, a tral\ff•r student
at the hUOl eehool, w11 u.c.d In
fair conclltlon •t UCI Medical
Center ltUI momtnc.
A pollce spokesman aald the
tmpeftdlna brukup of th• cou·
ple11 relatlonthlp apparently
prompt.t \he lhoodne·
. Kendall,• 1978 ~raduai. of J..acuna 8Mch ~ School, JJ4Jf• poNdly told the &Hn·.,.0 IU•
spect the reladonlhJp w11 owr,
the~llkl-•'They were clOM frilnda for
eewrai ,_,., Ind n ..,.,.,..uy
ODUld not ......... ., wtili ~ e•. ~ him wilh lllOlhll' jirl,"
\he police~ llkl .
He .. id the coucem left Ken· ... ........ , •lbout
7:tl 1.m. and dro•t to Mt11 J'el1t'1 ,,.,., .... , on Le1lon lawt.
Shi hid wrtttm • "WIU·tne" ~1:~..._.., ..... bl1ci11-41 lill;ID to hlf nM> ................... ,
,·-x...11~1_~
hi• ptcln•c &rucli oi Tlirou1b
ltrett w lit •It• weal la &o .._dal11fSl'llllllL,... ...... . .
The Fountain Valley City
Council hal Kheduled anoth-
er bud1et review HHion,
open to the public, durlnc
which the council will 1tudr.
anticll)9\ed 1982-83 expend •
tW"el of about $10.8 million.
BuUdlna safety, plannlnc
1and publfc work• expendt-
turet were considered Mon·
ck.y. RecneUon fundl will be
reviewed next Mqnday •t e
p.m. ln tM council dwnbsl
• Medicere inlW'ance wtU
be d'8cumed at a meedMC next
Wednesday In Huntln1ton
Beach of th• Better Brea·
then' Cub.
• Speaken fre• <>Men
Vlew Hllh School in Hunt· ""'°" .... took top honon recently In the Oun1• Coun11~•ch L1a1u1 ~-· The wlnafta were ltewe ea---. ... ..-. ....
at Chy Hall. 10200 Slater
Ave.
Police and fire department
budgeta were evaluated May
3.
Accordlna to City Manager
Howud 8..,...., tne propo-
sed bud1et lncludff a spen-
dlna lncreue of leu than 1 percent OV« the 1981-82 doc-
ument. It contains no provi-
tionl f« employ .. M1ary In·
Cftltll, he ukl,
• pita! tnewance and voluntary
medical lnlurance. •
The m"tlnt Is echeduled
from 3 to 5 p.m . at the Car-
men Yuppa Conference
C..nter, 11818 Delaware St.
The Jnfftln1 l• f rff ~ the
public •
WAaHJNO'IOM -~ about the CNU·
bled houllftl kid~, \he Rowe hM approved a
MD that woUJd ~ •1 btltloll owr the n9'Ct llX
•01\\hl co lowet MOrta* lntete1t rates eo thou· ..,. ot ,.,..,._ ciould-allard to buy howlfl.
'"l'tUI blU wtU ~ thouMndl ot Amer1ean
fatnlU• wath ...,., ~. IOl'Mthlna that th• pernrnent Ml &lmoM lOIFtten how to do ln re-
e.nt month•," MW Kep. remand J. St Oennaln, D-R.I.
The emerwenoy bdl, apprcwtd °" a M9·G& vow 1\lllillar. pn>poe:11 u.et the ~t 'Ptnd ti bUlton 9U'aUlh th• rwmalndet of Lhe fllcal year that
endt ln October. Th• meaeure now '°" to the hni hid\ ll a.INedy conllderina llmUar iep.
latloft. ~
Decision 'appalls' drug firm
-ALBANY. N.Y. -ElJ UUy and Co. aaya lt ii "appUMd'~ at a rullftl by New 'lork'1 hlahat rowt
that the ~l coml,)9ny m'-19' P8Y a hall-
,.,Wlon doti.n th ctam.lres to a woman whale mo-
ther took tl\e ~ onr ~ prqnancy.
In a UMnimcM f"llUhl 1\ieeday, the Court of
~ dedded ll)e company muat s-Y ~.000 to • M~ woman, Jaye» B6chler, enn thoueh it
.WM not de1ennlned that Lilly manufactured the
dNC· The rourt upheld • 1979 declalon by a state
8u'""'9 Court jury that Ma. Bkhler lhou1d recelve
cmn.,....don fOI' cancer which developed ln 1971
.......... --~'nwt jury deddtd that Lilly and at.her major D mlnufacturen had not lld U.tely ~ \he dnac ore puttJna it on the rn!tet.
··Lincoln voters ~nix gay riglits
• ~ LINCOLN, Neb. -Voten have re~t.ed by a
f ·l margift a "py t'llhta amendment' to ext.end
loral anU-diacrimlnaUon lawt to ~xuala In \M
'fJnt referendum of tw kind ln the natJon.
The m1M\lllt, whkh WM de(uted TUllday by
• 37,249 to 10,419 votes, had 10U&ht to add "aexual
orientation" to the list of clat11flcatlon1, tuch u
r.ce, med and sender, protected by local ordinance
ttbm dilcrtmlnat.lon ln employment. houalna and
~ Mlt'ClnmOdadof\1.
·Blaze leaves 300 homeless
• I
FALL RlVER. Mau. -A fire that started
whUe a workman wu eoldtttl\I metal to praerve a
landmark atone church rava1ed the towerln&
"1UCtW't' and 34 ~arby buildlnCa. leaving at &eat 300 people hamelem.
.wrnrnrrrn
JlluMae from the Tue.day afternoon fl.re that
COftlW9ed It-78-year-old Notre Dame de Lourdes Cbu.rdl ln thJa .ouiht!et.em Maauchuaetta city of
about 92,000 waa estimated at Sl3 million, but no
Rrloul Injuries were reported.
-Pope begins Portugal tour
LISBON, Portugal -Pope J ohn Paul ll ani·
ved ln th=nantly Roman Catholic country eoday on a our-day ~ to thank the Virein
Mary for hit bfi fn an-"'-~ atiempt
In &om. one yeer .,o.
Ttw PolJlh-bom ponUff, bl white ...-d and
•ullca1>1 stepped oft the jelllner and 11:-.d the eoil,
the aame ,esture he haa made on each of hil JO
·previous tnpm abroad alnce becomlna pope in Octo-ber lt71.
Tena of thouaanda of people, some carrying
flao and flowers, Uned the pope's 11 -mile motor-cad. route.
·Religious r.epression 'nil'
MOSCOW -&Yanaellat Billy Graham said
">day he hat 9"l'l no dlnic1 e'Yidenot of reJ.i8joua
ttpr1•lon In the Soviet UnAqn aJ!d laid the concepl
er tel\ckM» lnedonl w• a relative ooe.
"It would ..eni to me that In the churches I
...
v11tt.d (In the Soviet Un ion) -and there are ~ of them -1ervk:ea are allowed to go on
freely." the 63-year-old Baptist told a news confe-
rence at the doee of the second plenary 1n1lon of
the Conf~ of Reliiious Workers for Saving the
Sacred Gift of Life from Nuclear Catastrophe.
Election: Ot union • ID doubt
SACRAMENTO -The mllitant United Pro-
femon of Callfomla led the runoff election for the
nM.lori'a lar,..i academic barpnln1 unit by a ICant
lt we. out of more than 13,000 cmt.
Tt. UPC polled 6.473 votes, compered with the
6,4&4 by the MOtt OOMervatJvt Congrese of Faculty ~tloN.
The w\ioN want to repreeent tt!echers In the
lt-asnpus Callfoml.a Si.te University, which aer-8'1l ~ ballota were challencied dwinC COW\·
Una TUflday, leevtn1 the flttal result In doubt. There WeN allo lfl \/'Old ~loU. , ws 319,000 ltudenll. .
Ga.tes stands J,y his remark , .
recoYer ••quic kly from carotid chok e holda -
whkh render luspk'U u~ by cuttina off
blood to the brain -because their carotid arteries
may funcUon differently than those of "normal
~.·· The dty'• five-member Board of Police Com-
m\.aon.n planned to consider the remarks and
po9lble dl-.:tplb\ary ection aplnat Oat.ea at a mee-d"I today.
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DEVASTATING BLAZE -Firemen watch
helplessly aIJ huge spire on historic Notre Dame
de Lourdes church in Fall River, Mass. plunge&
to earth as fire destroys the sanctuary. Ble.7.e
·~ . .,.,......
star ted in the church . which waa being reno'i
vated. Fire spread to nearby structures. left 1P;
families home less. Damage is estimated at $1~ million. •r
Grgas gains
Seal Beach
council 'post
Seal Beach votera have elected
Victor S. Grgaa, a 3 1-year-old
govemhlent bualneu consultant
to a four-year term on the City
Council.
Grgaa n!Cclved 6f7 votes while
hia opponent, Jama G Funk, got
405 votes Tuetlday.
Funk, 36. a community devel-
opment director for the city of
Huntington Park. had received
more vote• than Orgaa In the
March 30 primary electJon. The
run-off waa held because neither
got a mapnty.
El~tlon offlclalJ put the voter
turnout at 30.4 percent ln T ues-
day's vote that included down-
town Seal Beach and In Surfside
ln district I .
Joyce Risner and OHcur Brow-
neJI won election outright last
M•r<.'h when they captured the
majority of vote1 In their das-
trlcta.
Bogart eulogized
LOS ANGELES (l\P) Sev-
eral major recording st.an wha.e
careers were enhanced by pro-
ducer Neil Bogart sang hla fa -
vorite 10n8 at hla funeral. About
1.000 people. Including Bob Oy·
Ian and Burt Bacharach. atten-
ded the funeral Tu~ay for the
39-year-o ld Bogart who died
Saturda~ or cancer.
/Jy J <'. HUMJ>llH/1-:,i;
r,,,11f1rd (irm11lti111111. A <i.'i
WE'RE SEnLED IN
at o., ••W Mme
Ex-cop to be tried :.:
''·
on felony perjury .,
A former Anaheim police offi-
cer haa been ordered to stand
tnal In Orange County Superior
Court on a felony perjury count
ln connection with his actlvltJea
on a special crime -Caghtlng task
force.
However, two other former
officers facmg charges of u1ing
exceulve force while belongmg
to the same task force weren't
bound over for trial Tue1day
following a closed door prehml-
nary hearing In Weal O ra nge
County Municipal Court
Judge Judith Ryan ruled that
defendant Peter Wann should
face trial in Super1or Court only
on the single perjury oount. He
had been previously charged
with eight felony counts of using
excessive force and m11llreatang
prisoners.
Judge Ryan redu<."cd four as-
sault counl8 again11t Wann from
felonies to misdemeanors. Thc:>te
c harges will not be tried In
Superior Court.
Wann was ordered to appear
for arraignment on May 24.
Hta two codefendan&a had all
charges against them dismissed
The judge ruled there was In·
sufficient evidence to hold for·
mer offkera John C. Everley, 32,
and John Jansen. 43, for trial an
Superior Court.
The three fonner offsc.-ers had
been fared from the Anaheif'
police force In Febr uary folll -
wlng an lntemal Investigation. tt
A month later. the Orange
County Grand Jury anda ct~d
them on <.'harges of <.'Onsplracy Ji?
obstruct justice, false 1mprisof'J
mcnt and assault under the <.'OIC?-S
of authority 0 1
Deputy District Attorney TQ,ita
Goethals inch«•t.ed he would ap-·
peal Judge Ryan'• decls10'1J-
! I Pro golfer
Lopez-Meltoill '
asks divorce J
HOUSTON (AP) -Golfer •
Nam·y Lopez-Melton, a leading
mom·y -winner on the Ladies
Profos11onal Golf Assoclati n
tour. has filed for divora> fr
,1,
her husband of three years
HouHton 1portscaster Tim Met
ton. t
Melton <.'Onflrmcd that has waf
had filed davo~ papt-rs.
''I did not want th~ davof'<."C\'
he addC'd
''I love Nancy ~ now th•
the day I married her," he said
"Because of that, I will alway
care about her and what happe h ..
Corum ' s Masterpiece Collection
l'lne Gold lngotl,
Wetghjng &, 10,
Or160..1WMI.
Etectronto O...U
Cash discou:rits per~itted •1 PAT aoaowm ..............
DEAR PATt I am oeelldtrlll1 offtrtq a
•lteeHI It Hiii OHttmtn of m)' 1m1ll
.......... Art &MN U1 law1 rtplatlq WI er eH a ltHl1t11 Hhltll1ll lt1 ow1 proet· .. ,.,
M.G., Cotta Meta
Startlna a "dl1COunt tor cuh" pr=
doel not requlre the approval ot any t
· aaencY, accorcUna to the Federal Trade Com·
mlalon. However, you mutt dltcloee clearly
and con1plouou1ly to all cuttomen (not juat
credit card ho~ra) that you ofter a dilcount
for cuh. You can do th1a by poetln1 a lllJl at
each location where purcha1ea are made
1ayln1: "We Give Dlaeount1 for Caah," OJ\ .,.-nelhlna almllar.
. FTC add1 that the dltcount may be aa Iarae 11 you wtah and you have the option of
oftln.n« cuh dllCOUnta only on certain t)'l>e9
of product• or 1ervlce1, or only at certain
1tore1 In a chain. Althou1h the Truth In Lend.Inc Act permit.a you to offer a dllcount
fot CMti, It forb6da you to put a IW'd\arp on ~ made by credit card cuatomen. u
you post only the credit card price by each
It.em and then deduct the d.ilcowit when a cuh
Mle la l'.IMlde, you are offertni a d.llcount for
. U you polt both a c::red1t card price and
-the lower CMh price by each Item. you are allo
offerinC a dllcount for cuh. But l1 you only
polt the dilcou.nted cuh price and then charge
your credit card cuatomen the hiaher amoWlt,
you are addlna a 1urchar1e and that la apinat
the law. If you have que1tion1, contact Justin
Dinl:feldet' or Larry Demille-Wagman at the
Federal Trade Commiuion, Sixth and Penn-
1ylvanla Ave., Washington, D.C. 20580, or
/ phone (202) 724-1139.
Dog shots clinic set
DEAR PAT: Yomr do1--owu.lng readen
will be llad ao bow wt Ualted H•maaltu·
lau of l>raa1e Coanty will a1alD 1pon1or a
low-cot& vacclDatlon ell.Die Jue 5 at Manly
Pan, 7fft Norma Drive (aear Golden Wett
St. u4 War11er) lD Hutlqtoa Beacla from 1t
a.m. IO Z p.m. T'ae cost wlJJ be $1 for rabies
aad U eacb for distemper and parvovlru
vaccl.Datlona. Pa)'meat m11t be ID caab aad
pets 19toald be leasbed. For Information aboat
low-cOlt ca& vacclaa&loH or 1pa)'la1 aad
DHterla1, )'Oar readers ma)' call a United
UCI psychologist
wins f ellowsbip
Med.6cal psycholopt Deane Shapiro Jr .. direc-
tor o1 outpatient J19Ych.Larty at the UC Irvtne Med-
ical Center, la one of 50 American profeulonala
choeen for a W.K. Kellog Foundation National
Fellowah1p.
Or. Shapiro, of Lquna Beach, will study how
bu.tinems In the Unitecf Sta tel and Japan cope with
executive 1tre11. He alao will compare the effecti-
Vene91 of West.em and Eastern ltrell management
techniques.
Kelloaa fellow• are a.elected on the baala of
credential.a, akllla, interest.a, demomtrated leader-
1hlp potential and recommendations from inltltu-
tlona. Each receives a three-year grant of up to
$30.000.
Shaolro, 34, Joined UCI in 1980 after 9el'Ving at
Stanford Unlvenlty. He allo hu served u dean of
academic affalra at the Pacific Graduate School of
psycbOJosy.
He receptll pu_bllahed a book titled
"Meditation: Self ResWation Strategy and Alttted
Stat.et of Cona::i.oulnela" \
.,,_,.,
lilly}l.lllJ 11. 1912
lelllw.-'w: ut
VISA' •
lilt I . ..._-c.ta MIN ..... , ....
Ht•Hllarlaa Hltalffr fre• It AJIA· le ' .... It 111-llH, lll·ltU .......... IUI. a....o,_.,
lJnJWd Hwnanltarianl. II oft.rlna a
durable, llcb\·Wtiaht formka pet ldenUffca.
tlon ta1 at It.a coet of f2, The '811 come In
small, medium or lara• 1l1e1 In red, blue,
yellow, black or whit.. The lmlll tac ii .W-
table for a cat or very lmA11 q . The Ulll can
be orcs..s by~• <GMh an1y> '° unk*t Hwnanltu1ena of or.,... C4Kanty, P.O. Box
477, Garden Grove t~2. lncludlt the pet'•
name, owner'• name and addr ... clty and
etaw plwi ~o wlepbone nu.mben -youn
and • friend'• or rtladw'a. nw ma,so Word.
0 rewar4/' allo can be Included. • ,.,...-'
. Use child restraint•
DEAR Rl:AD&RS: Th.ii la Chlld P.-.n·
pr Safety Week. Stud* indicate that tJaftic
~ta are the major le.Wen ol ~
accordlna to the Mational Automobile Club,
which Adda that thl8 tr..-cty could nearly be
eliminated by the uae of reatralnt devlcn,
usually conlllUng of a 1turdy eeet attached to
the car by anchorina belta. Even ama1l babM!e
can be tom from a parent'• anna in low 1peed
crashea. The reatralnl device hold• them
lec:urely and dlatrlbutel the force of the a'Uh
evenly.
The club report.a that an el&ht-year atudy
In the atate of Wuhln1ton 1bowed that 90
percent of the deaths and 70 percent of inju-
rie. to children under age 5 who were Invol-
ved in automobile accide nt.a could be pre·
vented by a u.fety restraint l)'Jtem.
The California Child PUMn1er Safety
Committee 1urveyed chikt.ttn ~ ln &4
countlea during 1981 and found that only
13.2 percent of children under •I• 5 were
protected by the almple devlce. AcrOM the
naUon on an average day, three children un-
der age 5 die and 160 are injured becaw.e they
were riding In a vehicle without child re-
straint.a.
• Got • problem1 Then wrlr. co P•t Horo-'9 j wlu. J>at wJIJ cut red tape, 11ertln1 th•
ill •nawers and acUon you netHJ CO·llOlve Jn-
«1ultie9 Jn IO~nr and bu.1nea M.1.1
your que•tlon1 to Par Horowlez, At Your &rvlCft,
Or~ Cout Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1'80, Cole. meu.
CA. 92626. At ~ny /euen u poaible wJJI be •M-
wered, but phoned lnqulrles or ktt.en not lnc1"'1Jn6
rhe reader'• ful) name, add,.._ and bu.Jne. boun'
phone nl.UDbe1-cannot be ~.
MAY PHOJO
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Returning to Bob Burn&
Pablon Island
RONNIE BRO
at tbeplano
• Direct from bl• U.S. tour
• Limited engagement
begl'P& May 4tb
• Appearing lUesday
tbru Saturday nl.bts
3 7 Pablon Island
714-644-2030
ABC ·wins first sweeps· Seville
recall
ordered
'Dynasty' soaper gaining viewers
WASHINGTON {AP)
-Oenera1 Mot.on Corp .
hu bffn ordel'fd to ,..
call 60,000 1978 ('.actntacw
to correct an a1r pollutbl
em1ll1one problem llml-
lar to one which a..... 1n
the 1970 and 1977 mod· ....
The Environmental
Protection Aaency aald
that the recall affect•
Cadillac Seville• with
5.7-llter fuel-lnJecttd
paollne en.pn.. lt Mid
aefect1 In the eJChAUlt
,.. rectrculation fyNml
are nllUlttna in ~ve
n1troten oxf.de emt.morw.
The EPA, which two
years aao required GM
to fix a llm1lar l)l'Oblem
on 1978 and 1t'7 Sev· w-. Mid that the recir-
culation ·~ on the 1978 Cad! have be·
come c1011•d w Ith
carbon-like aepo.tia.
Under the order, GM
hM 45 daya to submit a
plan to remedy the
problem or requeet a
hearlna.
1.08 AHGILIS <AP> -'n'f f.Mt. ~ alallUck moYle "C.ddyaNlck"
on CBI llnllhtd at the ~ of the
NWMn ntiftlt, but All!C cmld the fitR week ol U'9 May eweepe;
ABC'• fut·raprtme.Umt aoap open ••DynMty" .omid In thit ntino oompdid y the A.C. N .. llln
Co. 'n'9 ahow endMt Its ewnnt.....,
after a IQytWy that won't be ,..,iwc1
unW fall. ABC wM t1r1t tn the May sw;r:
week endJM May t wtth 15.7.
ftniahed. fW1 point behind wtth 14.7
and NBC wu third with 13.8. The
Schools OK
4-day week
DAYS CBJZK, Ore. (AP) -In a
coai-cuttJna move. the Daya Creek
School Board haa voted to so to
fou.r-da)i echool week.I in the fall.
The ~ -.reed to -the state Depu1ment of b:lucation foe a waiver
of rulu requlrln1 dlatrlcta to have
achool at leaat 1'75 daya within a
12-month period.
The board plans to lenathen the
achool day by one hour. School would
be held Monet.ya through Thundaya
Wltil Thankac!vtni. After that, achool
wlll be held Tuesday• throu1h Fri-
daya.
networkl •Y &hat ....._ lD an __..
... pril»-~ ...., .. 11.1...-. °'
the nation'• ~ With TV wn _.
ned to ABC .
An NBC rerun, 11TV'1 C.uor ..
8looper1t'' flnilhed third, and com· olMifta the 1op fjve ahowl ... ABC't
r'Too Om. for c.c.nfort'' and ltlJ'hrw't
Compu1y." Such~ CB8 tront-runmn
M ··eo manuw• IUld "DU119'' are.,_
l'ft\WI and cl.Id"°' .Uthe Top 10.
••8() Mlnu•'' WM lb 11th pl.act and
''DallM'' w• In 26th. ~the Top 10 lhow9:
"C " ~ Mowtt. 1 r Of II.I or U iiilllloil 11ou1:.=!. CU: .. ~~
22.7 « 11. 1 ""'°"· MC: ''TV• o..ored--'"'· •••• or ., .• Mllllo"· NIC: "Too CIOM '°' COf'llfort," 10.1 Of ti.• """'Oft· AIO; "TMM'I c-r." 1t.1 °' ''·' MMMoft AIC: .. , ... , ot ~·;rft.I Of 1U mllon, Hee; .. H.f1 IO twt;• 11.t
Of 11.1 ,,.._, AIC· .................. C"J. 11.1 01 tt.0 ml90ll, CM: • ..,_.. "9,..... IWah, ""'1,.11.t OI
11.0 ~. AIC: "lettle of h N9tWOtt1 lt#t," 1U ot 14.I llllmOft, AIC. ...,. .... ,... 10.,.... ··eo ..,_.., .. cet;
''TN , .. cau,;• AIC; ''TN Dull.-of Hll:wd'' I">. C81; "TN Low loet." AIC; .. ...., ~." NIC;
"TMC!fl«• ~;· HtlC: "Dlff'rent IUokel/' N9C: "Olnwnt 1 lt'~_i'...NIC: "Megnun!, ~J .. " CM: ..... . .,... ........ _..
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IN l<IOI.'' AllC· "Ctlloago tloty.'' NIC; "''''* Murphy," NaC; "Crime In Am1rfc1," AIC; .. JotlltK>oll, .. Nee.
'Health' cola eyed
PEKING (AP) -China has deve-
loped it.1 own ''cola," a health dnnk
made from peony root• that could
tum into an International best-seller,
the People'• Daily reported.
~-NUTRITION~ ~SOUTH COAST PLAZA
COSTA MESA
557-6161
VITAMINS
LINDBERG
YIRlm PACI II
30 Day SUpply reg. 18.96
90 Day Supply reg. 48.96
RICH LIFE
•EUTEI DIC
26 MO. 100 Tabe
LINDBERG
m11111 E • LL
60 Cape
THOMPSON
DRllllC IRDI
90 Taba
LINDBERG
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26000 1.U. 100 Cape
13.96
38.9& •
1.95
3.95
1.35
2.15
GROCERIES
KING TUNA
uaT IUT Tiii
8'A ()%.Can .19
GOOD STUFF
WIEIT •Ell 24 oz. Loaf .99
HEALTH VALLEY
PUllT •••••
Salted Cr.my 18 oz. 1.87
LINDBERG
FllOTOSE
18 oz. 1.9&
LINDBERG
SllFLIWU IEUI
Raw·Unllfted 18 oz. 1.39
1.11
LOWER LEVEL CAROUSEL MALL
BULK PRODUCTS
na 11 nm " 1111• ,..
IRDWI RICE<mlT> .45 ..
RAW ALIDIDS 1.9& ..
l IRlll IRllDU .99 ..
CIRM CDITEI RllSllS 1. 7 6
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seliing higli
Monex International, 1-'1'0., of Newport Beach,
precloue metal• leverac• dealer, reporc.e 11Jes of ltt
coln·llkt suv~r Jr.al• tow mo~ than 300,000.
Company offlclall aald th!l txceedec:I their trJdlnc
eetlmatet.
The one-troy ounce, coln~llke lnaot of 999 fine
allver 11 produced for lnveetment purpoeet, and Moncx
said lt will mint Silver £.gleti In the United Stain to
mff1 tl'le demand They are bouiht In unit• or ~00
colna.
Architects announced
At a around breakJng, Beacon Bay Ent.erprl1<'1,
Inc. of Newport Beach, announced that the lnt.erm.1
tJonal archlt«tural tlrm or A.carelli Nlcoleo Ma«lo-
ch lo al')d Parl10 of Rome. Italy 11 designing 111
22,000-aquare·foot re9earch and development bulrding
in the Irvine Ea.at lndU1trial c.omplex.
Clock Conatructlon Company of Irvine tw been
awarded the conatruction contract, the lender ii City
National Bank, Newport Beach, and the leaalng agent
ls A.lhwUJ Burke
Financing arranged
POINT 4 Oat.a Corporation of lrvmf.' haa comple-
ted a aecond round oC equity flnanclog with its original
investon.
Participating in the Investment are Oak Invest-
ment Partners (We1tport. Conn ). J .11. Wh1tnc:y &
Co. (New York); Morgenthaler Venture Partn~rs
(Cleveland); and Hambrecht & Qul1t CSan FrancUK'O)
Drilling firm building
Construction ii under way an the Irvine lndustnal
Complex-East on the headquarters of Continental
Drilllnl{, U .S
Clock Conalr\.lctJon Company, lrvme 1.1 the gene-
ral contractor It wu dealgned by A reh1tt.«.·tural Team
Three, Santa Ana. and wall be owned by KAPAAR.
Inc .. a real estate developm<.'nt flnn
Five projects financed
Mechanics National Bank hu announced the fi·
nanctns of five construction project.a, totaUng $3.690.-
000, including Genoa Cov~. a 16-unll condominium
project In Co.ta Mesa Cor $1 million.
SDG&E hikes shares
Shareholders oC preferred and preference swck of
San Diego Gu & Electric have authorized an u'K'rease
from 5 million share. to 10 million of the <:ompany's
preference 1tock (cumulative)
Service to Alaska due
Aluka Alrllnet will besln aervlce between Long
Beach. the Pact fie Northweet and Alaska on Sept. 7.
Initial aervtce wlll include three Cllghc.e per day to
Seattle. one nonstop and two one-stop flights via
Portland.
The airline entered Southern C.llfornia tn 1980
with 11e~ to Palm Sprinp. In 1981 Aluka began
tervice t.o the Burbank-Glendale-Puadena Airport
and to Ontario.
PacTel gets financing
Pacific Telephone has 11su ed $250 million of
Intermediate-term promluory notes to commercial
bank.a. Plana for this financing were announce-<! an
March.
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county problem
Day ln and day out, Oran1• ty · producee about 9,000 toN
18 indllon pou.nda -of nabbilh
hat ultimately end up In four
nty 1overnment·owned land-
llll.
Now, accordln1 to a back-
round paper prepared by a
t wute manqement •tudy
tonlmllttee, a ''nabbilh crliia'' may
in the offm,.
Jollowln& are a few of the
un the committee find• trou-u.n,:
-The Coyote Canyon land-
Ul, located on Irvine Company
nd ln Irvine, i• operatln1 on a
th-to-month leue "and could
cl.o.ed should a new leue not be
fulll negotiated." About 60
rcent o the county'• rubbl1h
goes to Coyote Canyon.
-For five yean, the county
aa been working to open a re-
lacement for Coyote Canyon at
Canyon, located east of the
Corpe Air Station, El Toro.
. Neighborhood resistance is
uin to that site."
-~e landflll in San\lago
yon could be filled in two to
hree yean. "A replacement for
that tlte hu not been plaMed.11
-Loni-term pJan1 for ex-
pan.alon of tbe Olinda landf Ill In
the north county l'elion have been
acaled-down amlcf clUzen com-
plaintl. U Bee <Anyon ii opened.
Olinda would laat another el1ht
yean.
The landfill aqueeie and what
the county ahould do to alleviate it
ia under atudy by En1lneerln1
Sclencea, Inc., a conaultln1 firm
hired by the county.
The atudy hu not been com-
pleted. But, according to the
background paper, work to date
has ahown that landfllla 1tlll
would be r-equired even if novel
salvage and IO-C&lled ret0u.roe re-
covery prosrama were initiated.
Whatever the final outcome
of the study, the paper make9 one
thing rather clear: The days of
no-charge dumping at county
landfills are fast coming to an end.
Neither new landfill sites nor re-
source recovery technology come
cheap .
But regardle11 of cost, it
would appear the county ii going
to need more of both lf thla lat.est
cri.sia la to be reckoned with.
ugar news not sweet
President Reagan has issued UliJtance program, cornerstone of
n order that will save the gov-the adminiltration's foreign policy
nunent $400 million. in the area. Reagan said he would
It sounds great. But it's not aeek extra financial aid to affected aood news it appean to be on nations, which export large
he surface, because American amounts of sugar to the U.S., on
pm11U111C'n will be stuck with a $3 top of the $350 million he has al-
illion bill u a result. Our Con-ready propoeed.
re11 apparently believes it is a Agriculture Department offi-
necetllty to protect domestic dall aflo hope higher U.S. prices
gar producers from the terrible will pump more money to the au-
naequencea of competition, and gar exporters.
an'• order means sugar prices The effect of the quota on the eaded upward. Caribbean b The president Imposed a . is an open question, ut
y reaUictive quota on impor-there is no myatery about the im-
a&gar beic&Ule proepecta for a pliCt on American conawnen.
arge w~rld crop have driven • Like the scandalous dairy
rices down t-0 9 centa a pound. support program, the sugar give-
thout an import quota a aupr away La a perfect ex.ample of Con-Dl"tlj~upport pr<>IJ'IJ1\ ~ IMt ~living the federal store away
ear would obligate the federal to pleue sped.al interest gn>UJJ8.
emment to buy and at.ore huge Faced with a bad choice of
111111.11"""'1" of domestic sugar if prices either spending tax money to buy
not reach the support level of sugar or restricting imports, the
6.75 centl a pound. president evidently believed an
The quota's purpose La to re-additional $400 million in federal
trlct 1ugar aupplJes and drive spending would be unacceptable
to around 20 oentl a pound. with the deficit reaching record
of the nearly ~ million tona heights.
f augar Amer1can.t Uled last year There is a third choice which
as foreign-grown. From now would spare both the Treasury
ntll June 30, only 220,000 tons and the con sumer: Repeal or
be imported. The quota will be drastically reduce the subsidy
juated quarterly. program and let the sugar growen
Critics estimate the move will c.omP.'_te in the free market. They
o•t con•umera $3 billion at the don t need handoui., the govem-
tail level. ment doesn't need the added ex-
The quota could alto have an peme and the public doesn't need
mpact..on the Caribbean Basin the higher prices.
TV prograni logic baffles .
We can hardly wait until next
aD when CBS brings ua such in-
llectual and brilliantly planned
elevi1ion s hows a• •'Square
ep," "Ma.Ina Malone," "Gloria,"
'The Good Witch of Laurel Can-
on,. and "Bring 'Em Beck Alive."
kb IOUnds lib a production
t ha been fully re.earched and
plemented with talented stan,
ood writers and excellent dlrec-
Why, one or two of them
igbt even last three or four
weeka.
· And there will be the added
benefit of not having to watch
"Lou Grant"
That show was extremely
lucky to 1Mt five teMOna.
With the exception of Ed>..-
ner and five or 1lx other perfor-
mers on the ahow, who turned In
pd llCtina jot.?
And can you belleve tho1e
ICdpta? Why, they w.re real-Ute
and llL'ICW'ate and that'• not aood
telievWon.
On top of that, the writlnc
•
was such that you could under-
stand the plot. Who wani. to tum
on a program like that?
The fact that the show was an
award-winning one should have
no bearing.
A.a James H . Roeenfield, vice
president of CBS Broadcast Group
put it: "I think there's a definite
move towards ll1hter, more fan-
tasy, and more comedy type,
e1a1plst entertainment."
He felt. " 'Lou Grant' became
a very heavy il9ue show -and I
think the public had had it."
Ro.enfleld aald the declaion
was bued solely on ratl~ and
h1a cred.tbility la enhanced the
fact that "Caane & Lacey, • the
replacement, 1ia7 even lower ra-
tings.
He denJa that politics and Ed
Amer'• high vt.ibllity on union-
ilm, El SalvMlor and other topb
of late h.a anytblna to do wit.S It.
And how could anyone doubt
James H. Roeenfield, vice preal-
dent of CBS ero.dcat Group?
OplnklM ~prHMd 1n·tn. space abO'lt are thole of the Dally Piiot. ~htr vi.wt••·.
prttMd on tnlt PotV• are tl'IOW ot their •ut"<>rs •nd artists. At.otr comment It lnvK·
td. Addf'"J ·The Delly PllOC, P.O. 8o11 1560, Cost• Mew, CA -tt•2•. Pf\oM' (114)
•'2·4321.
Hunger strike for fre.edorit
I
WASHINGTON -Most Sovieu who
want to leave theJr homeland beJona to
the opprelled lide of communilt IOC'.l9ty.
But I can now report tlw cue of a wo-
man from the Soviet upper crust who ii
80 desperate to em14P'ate that lhe beon •
hunger ltrike thta week In hopes ol for-
cing the Kremlin to let her IO·
The woman'• neme ls Tetyana
Yerahov Lmanaky. She is 29 yean old
and the dauahter of one of the 20 top
aenen)l In the Red Army. Her father,
fvan Yer1hov, 11 chief of staff of the
Soviet Union'• dvil defen1e procram.
TATYANA IS A gray-eyed, derk-
haired beauty who w• ra1Md In the lep
of bouraec>U luxury that ii available to
famiUH of the Soviet hJerarchy. The
general and hl• wife live ln a lar1e,
luxurioul apartment In M09COW and own
two dachu, one In the M<*DW suburbl
and the other in the Black Sea resort
area.
Yenhov hu a chauffeured llmouline
at hJI beck and call, and hJI wife al8o hu
a car available -a true mark of di1-
t1nction 1n the communilt ariltocncy. In
abort, lf ever a Soviet dtir.en ahould be
content with her situation. It would be a
pampered 1eneral'1 dauahter like Ta-
tyana Yenhov.
But when she wu 18, Tatyana lDlde a
aeriou. miltake: She fell in love with
!'.dward Lozantky, a JewLlh phyairut.
~y rnanied and had a child.
A.a the y..n puled, Lozanlky became
lncreuiJ18ly cUaillulioned with the res-
trictlve Soviet l)'ltem. Then he wu fired
f« ~ Andrei Sakharov, the dil-
lldent pby8dst. 1n m than the officially
required terml of boltility. He wu out of
work for two yean.
Lcnanaky's lnfluenUal father-In-law
volunteered to help in 1ettln1 an exit
G -JIC_l _ll_llm_l _:4f/4
vtaa. But the cenera1 persuaded Lcn.an-
aky that he l1li.t first divorce Tatyana. It
;::.:!{a technicality, the general a peper divorce that would be
rectified when he eent hJI daughter and
.,andch1Jd out leter.
Gulled by Y erahov's .. urancee, Lo-
S&nlky left RUllla and came to the Un-
ited States, only to find that the general
had lied to him. Yersbov had no intent-
ion of lettina Tatyana and the child te.ve
the Soviet Uruon. He u8ed hla political
clout, not to pt Tatyana permlalion to
leave Ru.la, but to keep her th.ere.
That WH In late 1976. Since then,
Tatyana hu tried ~es rately to leave
the Soviet Unkln and the father of
her child. She app for an emiarant
vl1a on her own, and wu promptly
ldck.ed out of the lfllduate program at
the ZelinUd lnltitute of Orpnjc Cheml-
ltry.
From WHhln1ton, where he now
llvea, Lozanaky dld what he could to 1et
hla family out. He even wrote an appeal
to Soviet Pretident Leonid Brezhnev, to
no avail.
TATYANA'S DESPAIR LI clear In a
letter ahe managed lo 1muule out to
friend• in thla country. My auociate
Lucette Lagnado hu teen the letter.
"On May 10, I will be1in my final
hunger 11rlke, whlch will continue until
my daughter and l receive pennilsion to
emijEJ'ate," ahe wrote.
lfer father "refute1 to aign the pepen
releutng me from any material obllga-
tioN toward hla retirement," lhe wrote.
Thil is a refettnee to one of the official
reuon1 Soviet authocitie1 have liven for
not lettlna Tatyana emigrate: She mutt
1tick around to take care of her father 1n
cate hu pentlon Isn't large enough to
support him 1n his old age.
Tilat, of ooune, is a bucket of warm
boracht. In the flrat place, the Soviet
con1tltutlon obUgatH the 1tate to take
care of the elderly. And eyen without
this guarantee, a three-star general'•
pension would need no supplement from
an unemployed chemllt.
"I begin my hunger •trike becatae I
have no other cholce," Tatyana wrote. "I
want only to reunite my family -a buic
human right."
(Tha week in Washingt.on Loz.an.Jcy
remarried Tatyana by proxy with Rep.
Jack &mp as best man and Sen. Robert
J. Doi~ a1 w itneJIS.)
Court no help on reapportionment
The Supreme Court's rejection of the
appeal by Republican leaders to over-
turn the reapportionment plan for con-
gt'e91ional diatricta may not have settled
the luue but It makea clear California
vote rs can expect little help from the
federal court.a in getting a fair shake In
repreaentation.
The emphasis to that conclusion wu
given the aame day by a federal court
panel In Waahlngton which ruled the
redLltrtctin8 plan for the state Senate
wu not In vlolation of the federal Votlna
Righi. Act even though it leavn two
dlalrictl unrepn!llented for two years.
THE COURT AcnONS were attetnpta
to bring before the tribuna.11 the outra-
geoua gerrymandering of the congres-
lionaJ and lepjlative dUUict.I achieved
by the Democratic dominated Leailla-
ture and approved by a Democrat gov-
ernor.
Other action.a brouaht in Lo. Anpie.
and San Joee ~ the leplity of
leaving two Republican dlstrlcta unre-
pre1en ted until 1986 are yet to have
judges uatgned to the CMea.
~ Irony of. the letest court r:ulinCJ 11
that It wu the Warren Court'•
"one-man, one vote" mandate the Re-
publicanl were ..adnc the OOW'1I to up-
hold. But the colleetlve actions of the
courta would teem to indicate the courta
will be reluctant to Interfere with the
Legislature'• reatructuring of dlslrlcta,
re-gardlem of how outrageoua the boun-
daries may be, 80 long as they give iiome
semblance of equally distributing the
populat.lon.
A further irony of the Warren edict,
Intended to provide equal reprewnta-
tion. Is that the "one-man, one-vote"
llll 111111
2 ' ' theory LI a myth. Simply dividing the
total population Into equal districts
atompa on community of interest and lenor-the natural a-onomic divisions of
the state. Furthermore, by den}'ln8 the
exlltlni poliUcal. geographlc and natural
boundarln of the state, It pe~lta the
horrendou1 gerrymandering accom-
plished by the curre nt Legialature
wC~J. diltrictl have been carved out
et to favor ethnic groups whUe
ot er dr1trlct boundarle• have been
drawn to benefit specific pel"IOOI, and all
to aid the Dllnocratic Party.
Even Without thne ble\ant vlolationt
of tht Con•tltution the adherence to
population u a bail.a for reapportlon-
men t would fail t o achieve the
"one-man, one-vote goal." For, as Sec-
retary of State March Fong Eu's report
on the voters within the various diatricta
shows. the numbers of regiltered votera
between the various districts is far from
equal.
CONGRESSIONAL distracta range in
size from 320,000 voters down to 127,000.
Asaembly district.a vary from 200,000
down to 44.000 while the Senate diltric11
spread from 341 ,000 down to 117 ,000.
The reason for theie disparities resia
in the fact that equal population1 do not
produce equal numbers of registered
voters. Some dlstr1ct1 have far more
underage children than othera. And
many urban distrlcta are heavily popu-
lated by aliens. Since neither have vo-
ting righta t heir lnclualon In reappor-
tionment diatorta the Warren dedaion. U
the district boundaries were bued upon
registered voters an entirely different
result would be produced from that ar-
rived at by the Legislature.
While the boundaries drawn by the
Legl1lature may yet be overturned by
the referendums on the June ba.J.b. it
seems clear from the Legl1lature'1 ef.
forta lince 1966, when the Warren rulJnc
wu flrlt put Into effect, that future ~
dlatricth\8 1hould be performed by IOl1»
agency other than the Legislature lf tM
voters are to gel fair repretentation.
Pursuing a goal differs from seeking 'more'
No matter what you write, no matter
how clearly cw fully or ~ lt can
be misinterpreted. Several rs, for
lnatance, have .&abn exceP.tlon to a re-·
cent column of mfne, 'Eno"/h h
Jlnouch," In which l au11ea~1
IBID -If'>.
God-1iven limltatlons. And, by aDd
lar1e, tbete::Cateful for whatever ' auu haw tb9D, ratbll' tbla
resentful of ot era who started wttla more.
It 11 only when we be1ln to ace.pt
ourselves that we can be1ln to e*'9ed
OW"lelvee. It ii only when we oon..-
.,.U.t owwlva that we brine out tlw
bnt In ourselves; COGlpettn1 a11ln1&
oUMn too ohm briftll out the wont la
ounelwa. And It la only wMn moup II /
enouch in tM ......, al .... ..,. tblt,..
rind out who -. NaJq an. and 1'tiat we
can ....Uy do, ln the rMlm ol ~
Vataha· an owner
in new grid league
From AP dl1pe&clln
A new pro footbtil leq_ue, 1port-EIJ
Ina 1tron1 ownerahlp and looklna c •
hard at cable tel vlaion, will make ltl
debut next 1pci.na. ·
Amoni the. proapecUve ownen 11 former
Rancho AlamltOll Hl&h and Golden Weet Col-Jeae footbtil at.al' &nay Vataha who laier played
at Stanford University, for the New Enaland
Patriotl and Green Bay Packen In the NaUonal
Footbell Leque.
Vataha 11 co-owner of the New Enaland
fra.nchiM and i. preeldent of LMV lnc. of. Wal-
tham, Mau., a company which vwn1 und ma-
nages recreallonal facUJuet ln the Northeut.
"We're providing th•t 'other 1eHon' for
profeuionaJ football," said David Dixon. founder
of the United Statet Football League (USPL)
and owner of the Chicaao franchiM.
The 12-team leaaue wlll have a 20-eame
resular eeuon from March through June. The
playoff• will culmlnate In a champloruhlp game
to be held the night of July 4.
The league will have t.eama in Bollton (New
England), Chicago, Denver, Detroh, Los Anaelet,
New York. Philadelphia, San Diego, San Fran-
claco, Wa1hlngton. Tampa, Fla., and Birming-
ham. Ala.
.
Cleveland tupe IMttl• In longHt game
V •• H•1H ••~ltd hOme Al•• ....... wh.h CM ,_,.aheld NII &ft
&he top of &he 14\h lnnln1 Tu.day
nl1h& M Cleveland dowMd Beaule, &·~. tn the lon1t1t 1ame evfr played In the
KJnadQrne ln .Wa-d Ur'ne. The conwat IOOk four
hoWI wWI 20 mlnu• ~ play . . • DNwhere tn Uw Amertcan Leeiue, Hal McRae drove in five
rUAI wlth a homer and a lln<, WllUe Wll1H
knocked In four and l"rH\ W•n• aacaec:s a
three-run double to lead IC.aNu Ct&y to a 17-3,
raln-1pl11htd romp over MllwauU. . . . She
conHCutlve 1ln1le1 whh two ouu ln the ahOh
lnnln1Linoludfn1 RHdy 1111111 flrat m1J<*
lnaue n81. bn>ke a 4.4 tie ·~ Minn..ata went
on to defeet Solton, 10·8 . . . WayH NordMCH
belted 1 two-run homer and Barry BHHll
1troked thl'M doublet and ICOted three runt to
propel Toronto to a g.4 victory over the Ctuc.,o
White Sox, 1napp~n1 a aeven-aame wlnntn1
1tttak • . . Scon McGreaor and Tlm Stoddard
combined on • three-hlUer and BaltJrnore anap-
ped • t.htcMt-aamo lo.tna 1treak by ~tlnR the
ml.stake-prone O.kland A's, 7-1 '
Baseball today .
On thJa date ln bMeball ln 1Q70:
Cblca10 Cub vetenn Ernie Banke
a1unmed the ~ home run of h1a cnaJor
lea1ue career -a line 1hot Into the left
field bleachen off Pat Jarvi.a -u the ~be
defeated the At.la.nta Bravea 4-3 at Wrtaley
Field.
On thll date tn 1966:
Lou Brock'• RBI atncle In the 12th lnnlna
brouaht home the wlnninl run aa the St.
Loui1 CJrdinal1 defeated the Atlanta
Braves 4J3 ln the first p.rne ever played at
St. Louis' Butch Memorial Stadium. At·
lanta'1 Felipe Alou had two homert in a
to.tn1 cauae. ·
Today'1 btrthday1:
Hall of Fame catcher YOll Berra la 57.
Baltimore cakher Joe Nolan ll 31. Detroit
lnftelder Lou Whitaker la 25.
Co ta Me a up et; Barons 1tumble
I Top·rat.ed and def endlna Ctr
volleyb1ll ohampion La1una
Blach rou.d ln tht aemnd rOund
of the tllmlnaUon1 T\aefld.ay *Ye·
nin1, and 10 did two other Or· ana• Cou& ant• LNml Marina
and J!;atancla. Coat a MeH ind
Fountain Valley wore eliminated
from the playof fl af&er loltq.
"It was the 1reate1t 1ame
we've ever j>layed," la how MA·
rlna Co.ch Tim Reed put It.
"Wt ju.et 1tari.d fi1ht1n1 for
every ball, the kid• juat would
not t t it 1et away from \hem.;•
Loyola Jumped to a 2-0 lead aJ\9 after Marfua fou,ht beck to
VOLLEYBALL
lend It into a llfth pine. Loyola
had the hmt VlkinCla down by a
13.9 marlin.
"The defenM took char,111 at
that point, •• aald Reed u Mari.NI
finally prevailed, 8-16, 10-U5 ,
16..6, 115-4, 16-13.
Marin.a, now 17·2, WU )ed by
Brian Koontz (20 blocks) and A':flJ. Klu.nann (16 blockl and
6 ), aJoq with the balanced
talent of Chrla J'tlher, Mark Cox,
Bill Lennertz, Terry Meunier,
Steve Mlller and 1ophomore
Mike Crowley.
victory upa Bat1ncla'1 overall
record to 11·2 to •t up a~·
terflnall pme with Mlra te
J'riday.
kudy Uvorak'• 1ptkln1 led
I..a1una Beach to 1 U-8, 1D·4, ID~ romp at t.Jiraleai..
''TM bloc:kerw were completely
frozen ,'' Nld J\Jot11t1' Coach Bill
Alben. 0 Rudy had 10me of the
harcMlt hJta he hat had all year
lone·"
Tts• victory puts unbeaten
La1una Beach at home Friday
a.-lnat Marina.
'nM9 upet of the ntlhl waa at
Co1ta Meaa where the hiahly·
rep.rded Muat.anp, teeded No. 4,
Iott.In five pmes to Santa Mo·
nka, which bettled back from an
0-2 l1art. tak1na the third pnv,
l?-IS, then ro1Iln1 behind new-
found momentum.
Poor lel'Vinc in the Cou.rth 1et
proved fatal for Fountain Valley
H Loa Altos, the Whltmo nt
Leafue champion. rolled to a
16-1 , 15-!t 6-16, 15·13 victory at
Fountain valley.
Ken HArter (24 kills, 17 bloc~)
and J o hn Koaty (22 klll1, 18
block•) 1parkled for Fountain
Valley ln a to.Ing effort, ending
the Barona' aeuon at 10.-6.
From Page 85
area, we'd Mhd fn another 1"1 on him,1' Nlit)i addild,
Unfortwtawl1, wMti the La-
kera dld 'hat, Gervin •lth•r
pallMd off to Mike Mltch.tU. (I pme.hllft 14 '°'1't1) « "'c Dive
COrdne whO came off \M benth
to ~ a po1n1a and haU.I cSOwn
a tMm·htah 13 rebc>widl.
1'he LaMn wut.ed mu. UJTiii
ln ahowin• they had no inc.en. Uool of leevlu · 1nai.wood with
the 'HrJet notched It 1·1. They
UtenJly 1prtnted out to an 18·~
1dv1nte1e behind seven polnt4
from ~Ile Johnaon and ahc trorrt
Wllkee. :
Undaunted, the Spurs patlenl-t
ly whittled away al tfw maratn;
until finally takinc • 54.53 lud
with 8:09 left ln thr third quar-!
tcr. I * f L.AIClll NOTllr The Utter• •re no'f
!Within -o-of tying tin NGA record 10( mo•• conHCllllV• Pl•yoll VICIOtl•• Tll•lf tw .. p OI tlle Pllo.nl• 8unt. C®Plff wllll
"'CIOO .. It\ OtMte I end' """II len A/1\0nlo. 1);111 11\eM wllll!n one of tQWlifto 8 mat1I OW•
ned by low .. ciwt Iii, tt1•·76 OOl6M 8ta1a W8UIOft lt7t.74 M\IWllAl• luc*t. 1970·71
lluck• •nO lll•mt .. ¥ .. when 111•1 tecom· plltM<t IN IMl 111 11187.et DwpHe llt
"'' 11111. t1>0111 111t dllllcullle• di pl•y1no~ n011y l llfl Mlonto, ...,_ ,.,._, IOt one. I
,,... l>ftttllft II Ill tn IM IP\l'J now "kt• It'
I IOUQll pl~ lo Mv In, bul jlhty 111119 10 wl'! two e>en* dOWn. tfW9 )'Mt o o-t twn. w~
11111 '"v• 1 lot 01 tHpect lor ••n AntomO• 11100011 n.Mtvt gulll'd • ...._ ...,..._
hH t)ftn wo1k~ OtJI wll" ttlt 1.1111«•. but hC
11111 hH not 111()91¥t<I 11 ooc10t't clMtenca 10 play Jordan w11 1n1urad ~ttc:ll )0 t011nd
!;ion Ooaoo file Sou11 lhol • llouen~ dou• u ptrotn1 from lllt fret tllrow "9 T119al1ay n1gh1 Thtv 1nn1 Oflly N petGel'I Ir
""' 111,. Sun<11y
l • • l Quote of the day
Blll Fltcll, OOICh of the Boston C.eltlca. on
the difference between offlclattns at the
colleae level and in the NBA: "Even our
wont ones are betier than th~ best. Our
1uy1 are handlln1 the ru1h-hour traffic,
and the college ffU>" can't even handle the
Sunday drivers.
Islanders take 2-0 lead over Canucka
UNIONDALE, N. Y. -Bryan ~
It took 1!!1tancla'1 Ea1le1 a
while to 1et in the sroove. but
once they dld, behind the play of
outside hitter Bill Sieker and
middle blocker Matt Carrico,
thinp sot ea•y a1aln1t vlllting
North Torrance.
ANGELS TUMBLE e e I i
Davis powers Cubs over Atlanta
Jody Davia 1lugged a pair of •
home run1 and drove In three run1
Tue.day to power the ChJca410 Cuba to
their fourth straight victory, a 6-4
declalon over Atlanta. Devil hit a 10lo homer in
the fifth to pull the Cube 1nto a 2-2 Ue and cap-
ped a four-run 1hcth with hi.I third homer of the
eeuon . . . Ellewhere In the NaUonal Leagtie,
Dave Kt111mu drove In four run.a with a double
and his 12th homer and rookie Cllarlle P•lco
pikhed a four hitter for ht. tlrst major le.,ue
1hutout u the New York Meta beat San Diego.
6-0 ... Pltll Guaer hit a two-run homer In
Hou.ton'• three-run RC<>nd lnnini and the >..-
tro1 went on to defeat Plthbursh, 4 -2
. . . Georce Bndrid linCJed, homered. 8COnd
two runa and drove ln two to leecl St. Lou.is to a
5· l over Clnclnnad ... Jack cwt. who U.S the
pme wt th • fifth-1.nnlna homer. doubled home
the ao-aheed run ln a thiw.nm Eth and s.n
Frandlco weathered a ninth-lnninl threat to
defeat Montreal, ~-4 ... The Atlanta Brav ..
op\loned relief pitcher Jose AJvarn to Richmond
and purchued the contract of Rk:hmond aouth·
paw Kn Dayley.
Trottier ICOred the New York lllan-\
der s' third powerph1y goal o f the ·
game at 7: 18 of the third period
Tueeday night, leading the two-Ume rlefending
National Hockey League c hampions to a 6-4
victory over the Vancouver Canuckl and a 2..()
lead in the Stanley Cup final.
TrotUer'1 goal broke a 4-4 ue and came after
Toma• Jon11on had 1ent a 1hot off the end
board.. The puck caromed dlre<.'lly to Trottier to
the left of Canuckl goalie Richard Brodeur.
With Brodeur flat on the I~. Trottier depo-
lit.ed a 15-foot wrist 1hot into the net.
Phll,lea' Trillo wins Clemente award
Maaay Trillo, the 1econd ba1e-•
man of the PhllAdelphla Phillle1, wu
preaented the Roberto Cle mente
Award for contrlbutlon1 to baseball
on and off the field and for emulating the late
Plttlburgh Pirat.et1 outfielder ... Tennt. 1tan1
lvu LelMlJ and G•lllermo Vll11 will ~t June
13 In a $125,000 chaUenge makh belng billed br,
the promoien u the "Wimbledon of the West,·
tn Reno.
Television, radio
TV: No eventl 1eheduled.
RADIO: Baseball -Dodgen at Philadel-
phia, 4 :30 p.m~.~~ (790); New York at An-
get., 7:30 p.m., ~ (710)
"I think the problem waa a
10-day layoff,' 1aid E1tancla
c.oach Mike Pomeroy. "We were
terrible, struggling. But we
played out of the 1lwnp."
The 7-15, 15-10, 16-5, l ~-7
Kelchner leads
UCI to victory
LONG BEACH -Darren
Kelchner tripled and IOOred on a
wild pikh In the eeventh lnning
u UC Irvine po1ted a ~-4
Southern California Ba1eball
Auoclation victory over hoat
Long Beac h State Tueaday af ·
t.emoon at Blair Field.
· The victory b rl na• UCI '•
SCBA record lo 1 l -1.C and the
overall mark to 28-26-1.
Star\er Cu Soma who receip-
ted for the victory, walked the
fir•t batter In the ninth Inning
and wu ~ueved by Gary Brati.
who got the JM"Xt three batters to
save the wln
Carlo• Rivera tripled In the
1eCOnd lnntna to 1COre a run u
UCI sent three marken acrou
the plate.
a little at first, ls a lifetime 268
hitter who waa batting 160 In 2~
games with the Twins th.ll year.
"Rob W ilfong 11 1 hec kuva
elayer," complimented Mauch .
'If I know the»e two;r thetU
get here u quick u . can. ·
Mauch didn't say w lch two
playen would be moved off the
ra.ter to make room for the ar-
rival of Corbett and Wilfong to-
day, but 1peculallon had plkhea'
Stan Bahnsen (0-1, 4.66 ERA)
getting hl1 releJ1e and either
Mick Kelleher. recently acquired
from Detroit, betng cut Jome, too.
or Moreno belng 1hipped beck to
the minors. More no certainly
didn't help hi1 ca uae any b y
mi11ln1 the Ilea! 11lgn In the
nJnth.
"It jutt mJght be the deal that
will wln the Ame rican League
West for the Anaeta," analyzed
New York third ba1eman Roy
Smalley, who ltart.ed the aeaaon
with the Twtnt before movtnf( to
the Yankee. u part of the Ron
Davia deal. ''That trade i. reaU v
going to help the Angel club.
With Corbett and (Don) Aase.
they 1hould have one of the belt
bull jn the pme. '' T~ngela, who had their
three-J(ame wlnninR ltreak anap-•
ped. didn't need to 10 to the!
bullpen Tuetday u Ken Foncht
we nt the dlatance and was the:
hard-luck loeer. •
The Yankees. who aren't quite!
as menacing a t the plate p1 in :
recent yeara, chipped a way al l
Forsch by L"Orlng single runa in •
the third, fifth and eighth in-:
nlngs •
* • • ANGii. NOTll Tl .. vani.-c;outOn I hit• to 11111 Ille Mtton •nO now thet they 11• they:
Cati t _., to kffp ,.,., p11yer1 lle•Mlly Two•
more 8roo. Oornbett left the g-T.-01y!
H llrtl buem111 Joh" MeylNfry w•t IOtc:41d 1 to 11141 tld611nel •lier COIMdong wttn TIM, .. In• th• llrtt 1nn1ng. 11110 c•tcher tUoll Cierone;
w•l-ed Oii ,,.., liel<l •lier compllinll\Q of • IOfO I hand 111e1 lllQOtng .. ,ior out et Ille pt••• 1n •
Ille 111111 Mey1>e11y t tnjury wit di~ al•! btUIMd big tell toe He •• 00 • d•Y·IO-dly b1111 Tiie ,_. on <.Afone ..... W'OfM u he•
euHerecs 1 Chioo.d l11etutt of the left thumb' I end wlH be !Mt to the club tram 3·to-6 weet11 • 'Tn111 Ille lhtrd play., Ille 'iltlll-ha\141 Iott l 1n 1e11 then 1 week•• oull••ld•r Jerrr ~ Mw""""'ey brob lltt n .. ld dM"O IOI • Hy ~II :
111 S..11,. lfld pllc.hel OoJt1 Ate1andet bro ... I
1 knuer..ie on not 1ogni ""'° on 111e ._ c:ity t .n.. """'"'"9 11 .,, lll04I' eoein.1 1 ~1 • well A t:lf,.I tnow.. ceuM!CI 11141 Yltlil-10 mtH b"t•no ptKhC• Tu.Idly All Ill• An· gelt tltl e1cept 101 lht Oull1tl<J11rt 1nd
~tied hlll., tBaylofl With 11.4 13 '"
tlltndMCe TuetOay Ille Anoti'-" -lhe h811·mllhon mn on 1toe -1-1 dtl• '" the club• h111ory r11e Yan•-Miil• Mw·
·-1:> ,, ""'" oppoM Afteel ,..,_ ,, .... , '" ~ IOl'llQlll I _._. ltnale ~
MUC NOTU NIUC NOTICE NM.IC NOTICE MOC NOT1C( Spring-time Is uperb
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TH1 wo11L1 sci.u .. Doc-l>VllnM•.. POELSTRA '1NANCIAl . '011 bu~cra Ho·s c H1NesE DELI. bv9•~:~cEo R•si<.MANAGe ;:j~_.NTi~t~~~:'.i4 YOUI ctos1.1Y ISLAND T~. 2ooe w. lelboe two .. H.w· MUSIC CATERERS. 904 17111 9rlo10 Drive, 8ull• 20 I . Co•t• 27000 C•-n Veney P81'1CWty, Mii· MENT TECHNIOUU. 2'410 Modi· • -
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lue Jiooll, 1412 Donecy "· 921MB GA Y l PO ' vu WAR YAO SUNG. 1soo1 9:.>630 creditors and contln°ent --:tllll•L'•PKlous 700·pa111n-. trlplt·dtcktd VIUllt 8efM AN. ca_ t2IOI L.,ry J-CoonrOd, 604 17th 8llbo1 Blvd .. 8alt>oe, CA 9:1661 8 -::. .-· Thie~ .. oonduct.o by tn StrMI. Huntington 8"c:t1. Ctlllornle BRIAN w ANDERSON, 1433 SyllCuM Sfreet . WHttnlnlttr, CA Strt•n p l(alln, 24410 Moc:k· creditor• of Ena M. Youns ......-.. .-..,.,. l'l•Mni•llon1. lnlormallon· ~ 92646 Superior A'ilnue, •37f. Newpo11 92683 lngbord Pl•ce. El Toro, C1lllorn11 and per1on1 who may be 21'·n5-ttt1.&;).1'2·4521
.;._ ~ Tlltt bu-• I• --.. ·~t ........ .,, e.acn. CA 921f3. rn111>ut1-11 conducted by en 97830 h ,_ .. 1 h L:::::=~~--~7~14~-5~2~7-~?~11~1J!~Ti~Ol~l~""°="'~!!!!!!-d -..._. ""'"'-..., vr .~ .. II OUl1w E Vi n Stw-e. 2302 ot erwllle lnteres.cu n t e Thie 1tatement -111.o "'"" the tnolvtduel Thi• bullMM te ccnd1Jc1ed by I 1no1.ovu , , County a.ti of Orenoe County on Letry Coonrod Cltf*el part,,.,ehll> Yu W81 Yeo Sung Btrcll Lene MllllOn V,.jo. Clllfol n11 wlU and/or estate:
M9Y ll 11112 Tiii• ett...-n.nt w11 flltO wllll 1ne Bfltn w ""°"'°" T1111 •i;••-• w1t 1~1h '"' 9269~lk• l<•dd•tr. 20412 Regi n A petition ha.1 been fllhed ' ,_ Coetnty Clerk o1 °'er County on Tiiie et11emen1 ... "*' Wllh 111e COUn1e l4lf1I 01 °'lln04I nty °" cucie. Huntington ee.ctl, catllorl'IN by John P. Moncur In t e ~ Orenot Coett ~Pl-Apnl 19 1982 County C6erll of o..,. County on Aprtl 1982 ,,-.. 9"6'· s u .... rlor Court of Or•"·• 10t u-6 12 1t 2t 1M2 f"19tl Mey :S 1982 _, • " ,.-·-. ..._., . . . . 20t2.f2 PUOllthlcl Ot COMt [)ally~ • ,,..... Publl•h•d Ottno• ~OHi D••ly Wllllern MOl'ltmer. 1700 ~ County requesting that John
IOI AP'~ 21 18":r.y &. 12. 1N2 Publlthed Or•nge Co1t1 Delly Piiot MIY ~. 12 19. 28 1982 At"J• Dtlve. L1gun• e .. rh. C•ll· p Moncur be appointed al rueuc NOTICC 1149.e2 Pllol. Mty 6· 12· 19 28 1"~111-12 20IS-92 lorT...:. 9~ It conouct.O ~y • ~.-.anal repreMntatlve to
flCTITtOUI au..-11 generltl pennertlllp admlniat.er the estale of Ena
NA.Ml ITATIU .. NT "8JC NOllCl MOC M)l1C( l'UBUC NOTICE OMtty E v.,,. 81yto• M Youn1 (under the Inde· Ttie •Ollowlncl P«IOfl• 11• dolno . Tlllt eta~t •11 flied with I.ht pendent Admlnl1&.ratlon of
bullMM •• 'ICTITIOUI .,_.. f'IC'TI'TIOUI __,..... flCTITIOUI 941 ... 11 ~ty .. Clertll...,2of Ofanoe County on F..tata Act). 'The rwtJUon II FLOWERS 8Y JANICE 760 NAm tTATDmJfT NAm tTATl•NT NA• STATUlllNT ,,...., fir "" r-
Acac:la, Gatden GrOY't CA 92708 Tiie lollowlng peraon 11 dolno Tlie lolloWlllQ PtflOlll lll't dolno Tiie follotf1ng perton 11 Oolng Pdlhed Ofanet CoMt Dally Pl-lt'l for hM.rU\i In Dept. No. 3 JAN ICL GALLIER MILLER bull-II ~ -b\itinfN ••• IOI ApfN 21. 28. May 6 12. IN:Z at 700 Civic Center Drive 18064 H'J.1c;1n1h D11ve, Fountlln JO tNOU8TRIAL SUll'PlY. MICHAEL LAWREN CE & Cl.A'fTON WOODS 1..-POl'ITI, t797.e2 West, In the City of 8anU:
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lndlVIOUal JUDITH DIANE MAKOUIKY, ENGLISH Cl.ASSIC. l TO .. (;l•yton w Wood•. ttl\6 1982 at 9:30 a.m. J•nice G Miii« '120 16th 811Mt. R-212, Newpot1 Ce1110tnle oorPOt•llon, 110 NewPOtl c11u1c11 Streer Co111 Meu, Call ..._. IF YOU OBJECT to the Tlllt tllr-11 WH toled Wllll the 9eac;t1 CA 1121f3 Center Drive • 200, Hewp o11 tornte 92627 ITAftMl".!..~~l!_IC>ONMIJfT ....,.ntln• of the ..-ltJon, you County Clerk of Ott~ Counry on T1111' bull,_ It CClnOllC!ed by tn 8eec:tl. CA 92MO TIVI bvtltieN te con4UCl.0 f)y ell ....,. v-....,. _.. -... """w Mlll'Ctl 30, tM2 lndMduel Tll• bvtlMH " eondllCled by I lndtvldual flCTITtOUI eu ..... NAllll lhould either appear at &he ''"* Judy Mlkaullly oorpore11on Ctetvon WOod• Tiit 1011ow1n9 pefton• 111v1 hHrlna and 1tate your ob· Pul>lltneo Oftngt COHI D1fly Piiot Ttlll ... ,_. WM flMld Wltll ltle ~911 C•UllC. Lid Ttllt ... ,_, ... flied """'" lM l bandOMO Ille llM of llle flelltlOllt jeetlona or tile written Ob·
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Boating
Speclal
Supplement
Comlr:-g
Wednesday,
May 19
Tlmety and toplcal hlnta
from Inland boating
epota to ..Ut>Qet rental•,
plul nautk* fuNOM, -fnd_..ng and more.
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OrlnOI Ooeet DAILY PILOT/Wednelday, Mty 12, tH2 ..
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Spurs lulled by lakers
Heniisphere cro.wds coul~ aid San Antonio
S ~.J.TftlN Jamaal WllkM each 1eortn1 22
polntt, pulled OUt I 110·101 Vic•
tory before a aellou\ crowd of
J 7 006 at \hi Forum.
That WH the CAN with 2:33
remalnln1 tn the third quarter
when Oeora• Gervin colUded
wUh Cooper undernHth tht
buMt afwr ICOrina a buc~t that
managed to 1core Just et1ht
point. In the flrat half.
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GOING UP -Earvin "Magtc" John.eon goes up for a shot
u San Antonio'• Dave Corzine attempta a block Tuelday
night at the Forum.
Russell's blunder
has Laso rd a furious
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -
Phlladelphla Phllllet manaser
Pat Corrales spent moat of his
post-game news conference
Tueeday nlS)lt admiring the Los
Angeles Dodgen.
Corralea could afford to be
generous In prai.lng the opposl·
tion. Hla club had jult beaten the
Dodgen for the HCOnd straight
nlf.hl, again by 9-8.
'They'r~J! a heck of• club," said . "They don't
alt back and let you beat them.
_ They keep oomlng at you, battle
aU the way."
Then he took a breather and
added, "My club la the 1ame
way."
It wu that k1nd of a ~. The
Phillies led 3-0 after one. The
Dodgen tied It l-3 ln the teCOnd
and went ahead ~-3 in the third.
Then, here came the Phillies
with four In the fifth and two
more In the sixth to go ahead 9-~.
TM Dodgers picked up one In
the seventh and two more ln the
eighth. falllnS ahort by a run of
tying the pme.
Los Angeles manaaer Tommy
Luorda wu fur1oua, especially
with ahortltop Blll RUllell.
They had a closed-door con-
frontation afier the 1ame that
could have been heard clear
acroH the Delaware River In
Camden, N.J.
What happened w11 that In
the eeventh. the Dodpn h.cl the
bun loaded and two out. Ken
Landreaux IU'Uck out, but PhJl-u. catcher Bo !>'-¥ let the ball
1et awaf, and Landreaux beat
the throW to flnt.
RUIMll, obviously euuled by
the weird play, dldn t run, and
f lnally wu forced at the plate
when flrat bueman Pete lloae
threw the ball home to Diaz en-
d I n1 what could ha.ve been a
same wtnnina 1nntn1. Laaorda WH heard to ask,
"What were you thlnklna about,
Bllly?"
Ruuell replied, "I don't
know.''
Laaorda said, 0 l'm ~otna to
have to tine you, Billy.'
Rullell replied, "I'll never pey
It.''
There wu IOme colorful lan-
auap uMld .. LMorda LnlUt.td lt
would coat RU•Nll •100, and
Ru.ell ahouted, '1'm not .-a
to pay lt. You're not 101nc to
lhow me up.''
Th, an1ry Luorde barked,
"\'ou1J newrlolay («me aotn.''
When the ~ apwd. W.0.--• ..w a.-.p ahould haw Nn
home. ~.ad the oonfrornadon
''wli bltw.n hbn and l."
WW BuMtll In fad be ftntd1
'"nwt'• .... ot your bullfteM. ..
1.-onla moned. au-u refUlld to ... w
verbeJ mw..
ftOll llid lt W81 a....,. play.
.. I've never •n I\ befort,''
Id 'he vewran of 21 major
llllD'W.
• A& ftnt l i:ldn'l lmOw what to
clo wUh 'h• b•m l knew ht L12:':'HUK) bfft It to fin\. l •• --. .... I 6m'& wtMillw•~·" ................ Wah
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INOLSWOOP-8o1Mhow,
San Antonio Spurt Coech St.an
Albeck rNnalid to maintain a
tml1-late Tuftday ntaht. even
attar the Loe Aneit• Wken had
taken I 2..() lied ln theV beat.of·
teYeD NBA W..wrn c.onterenoe
ctwnDklnthJp •NI.
"Key, we're the baae line
buml, and with our crowdt, the
Lakera are ioln( to experience aometh!na tJiey've never expert.
meed before,'' Albeck uJd.
11'e San Antonio cmch flcu!ed
the home town Cl"O'Nd at the &n
Antonio Hemisphere will be
worth 10 polntt to hit s.m when
the aeries l'-.uMI Frida'} .u,ht.
Aa It turned out, thoH 10
point.a would have been just
enou1h for the Spun to ewn the
leri• Tu.day nlaht. tn.te.d, the Lakera, wl th Norm Nixon and
''We know thay'N aatnl to be ...-dy down theN.'' noted LakAtr
auard Micheal Cooper, who r•-
turned from a n.uty fall Jau. tn
the third quarter to 1park the
Laker victory over the final 12
minu ....
Still, Cooper1 like the rat of
the Labrl, f .. 11 that If they're
on their 1•m• -which means
tut break aft.er fut break -no
crowd la 10f..nc to detain them in
t.belr queet tor an NBA ch.ampi·
~· '"Ibey aid they're Soi~ to try
to run with UI, but I don t think
anybody can run wlth ua. You
know •• • lot pf peopi. think of us
u a flne.e dub, but we can so
out d)el'e and bump heM!a, too.''
Coo~r added.
put the Spun up, "lf2·71. •
Cooper wound up flat on the
floor and wu eventually helped
away to the lac.leer room. But he
returned at t~e •tart of the
fourth quarter to coMlnue his
haraumont of Oervtn and pro-
vide tom n eded 1COrlna with
both Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and
Maatc John1on rotting on the
bench.
Oervln'• ba1ket, and a auble-
q uen t tree throw followln1 a
technJcal foul on an AnlJ"Y Laur
Co.ch Pat Riley provided the laat Jud the Spun would own.
Gervin, who had 34 points in
Sunday's ton at the Forum,
•aaln got off to a slow start
Tuesday nl~ht. On Sunday, he
Tunday nlc~~ the 6-8 au.ard out ot r.M~m M lchlpn hid hJt
on just l~f·8 shots from the f&.ld
and had Ju1t throe polnta at
lnterml11lon. He flnl1hed the
nlsht with juat 18 potnta.
You can thank Cooper'• de·
fenae tor it. But Cooper thanked
Wilkes, and WllkJ• uld a
thank-you w11 In order for for-
ward Kurt Rambla. In short, the
Lakera tptmt their af t.er-1ame
celebration ~ttlna each other on
the back for thetr defeNO.
"Ice had hi• problems a1aln
tonlsht," noted Riley. "I think
he'• only ~n lihootJns 38 per-
cent against ua In the l11t alx
games. l think we're'ju.at dolnc a
Sood job of denying him the bell.
"Everytlme George looked like
he wu getting Into • threatentna
(See LAXERS, Pase Bf)
Acquisitions
cheer Mauch
.
Angels get Corbett, Will ong
BY JOHN SEV ANO ortti.o..,,... .....
Aa expected, Managu Gene
Mauch wun't In a particularly
good mood u he walked Into hia
dreaalna room office Tuesday
night.
Hl1 Angela had juat lost a
toush 3-2 declalon to the New
York Yankees at Anaheim Sta-diwn, deprtvlna hla club of cllmb-
ln1 into sole pot1teUlon of first
place in the American Leecue'•
Western Dtvialon.
And. to make m.Uen worse,
the player he had tent In to
plnch-run for Rease Jack.ton ln.
the ninth lnnlne -Jme Moreno -mined three s teal •Ian•.
When Moreno finally reallied
what he wu auppoeed to do -
and took off --he WU thrown
out by the Yankees catcher Bar-
ry Foote. The play ended the
Inning and the game·and left
pinch-hitter Rod Carew •tandlna
at the plate.
"I don't want to talk about that
damn same," muttered Mauch.
"It would make you-~."
With that in nilncf. the topic of
converutlo n wu quickly
chan1ed by the media. Mauch
aeemOd to chana• hla mood, too
-to a de1ree -when he wu
uked to comment on the Angela'
molt recent acquUrlUont.
For ~ of you who haven't
heard yet, the Angela announ·
ced shortly after the start of
Tuesday's same that they had
traded you.npttta Tom Brwww-
k y. an-outfielder, and Mike
Walters, a pitcher, to the Minne-aou Twlna for relief 1pedallat Doua Corbett and ut.Wty infield-
er Rob Wllfonc.
"Surprlaed! T 1ure wu," aald
Mauch of the trade. "We're lrYi"I to wtn and It (the trade)
oertafnly makee our teem belle!'.''
The exchan~e between the
two clubt wun t euctly a aud·
den one, althou1h It may have
been 1urprl1tn1. The two 1lde1
had d1lculled such a move u far
back H December. "It wa1 a
much blger deal when we first
talked about It," uid Mauch.
The dft1 fell throuah, thou&h
and talka weren't rekindled until
about three weeks aao, when the
Twtrw' acqt.Uaition Of Ron 0.vta
from the New York Yankees
made Corbett expendable.
''I would aay we've been talk·
tna almoet dally the lut \hrM
wMka," Mauch admitted. "We
rude a better deeJ than I thouaht
we could mab.''
The Twin.a called the Anaela
late Tueaday afternoon and the
deal wu conaummat.ed approxi-
mately 6 p.m.
"Our future la today, not
tomorrow," commented Anaela
General Manager BuZ2ie Bevui.
"We felt we needed aome relief
help 110 we went out and got the
bmt one we could aet.''
The arrival of Corbett and
Wilfonc appean to stve Mauch
some flexlblllty In the bullpen
and the bmch.
Corbett, a 29-year-old rlsht·
hander. hu recorded 40 aavea
during the tut two aea1on1. He
has an 0-2 record with a ~.32
prned run averaae ln 10 pines
thla aeuon. Thia year'• flaurea
are aomewhat ciecelvtna. thou&h,
In that Corbett la a alnkerball
lpedallst and they uaually don't
fare too well on synthetic 1ur·
taoe.. which la what the Twlna
play on the9e dayt in their new
domed stadium.
''I'm very excited about gotna
to a great bell club and a great
organization," Corbett wu quo-
ted aa aaylns after he received
the news . "Gene Ma u c h
(formerly the manager of the
Twin•) treated me like o king
and I'll ~lay like a klna for him.
Calvtn (Griffith, the 'twins ow·
net) ii aeuina the short end of
the atlck thla time.''
WUtona. who can play tec0nd
beae. thlrd bue and maybe even
(lee ANGELB, Pace 8')
SKY HOOK -Kareem Abdul·Jabbar (33) 1hoott over the
outatretched hand of San Antonio'• Dave Corzine.
Will Sugar Ray quit ring?
Continuing to fight woqld be idiocy on Bash Boulevard
Thoae who love the pmc despite lw tamJ.ahed
lmas• aometlmea refer io boxlna as the 1weet
adenoe.
At that, It hu had lta momenta and Its men
who have put forth efforta to keep the sport'• vtalta
to the cutter only temporary. Their struggle la
aplnat thoae who would remember only put dla~
IJ'808. It will lel'Ve no purpote here to recount the
und111'\ifled acts. 11\at men have entered the water
in boxtnC tru.nka and cement overcoats are matt.en
of fact and the deta11I do not make for entertaJninl
~ million hero at the moment la to aua-t
the Jcm of 8"'111' Ray Leonard wtu be u terrible u
It ii untimely. Supr Ray came out of the Olympic
movement and 8"med to maintain the proper de-
pee of clJcnlty.
Leonard wW q\dle Ulcely depU1 In the ume
manner. Certainly, there la no reuon to suspect
ot.henriM. NSITllSa 11 THBU ANY rellllOf\ to 1U11*t
be mleht continue In thlt auan-. J'or 8upr Ray
to taki the blows of other fllh..,. to the hMd at
thlt ..... ot hll ttrol1 WouCh _lit• would be kliOCY even ~ to tbe ._. than brilliant mtacr.
which ~-Bllh Boul9Ywd. Ila JOU know, they operated on Suaar Ray
lAonard fot' a couple of boun in BelUmore lut ""and. It w• •1• 1ur,...,, th• moat d•Uca&e AarPeal an OI ._ all. lt •• ct.iribed • rweua.-chlol th9 .....,. of the "91terw_..t ~bamP'on'•
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SPORTS COLUMNIST
BUD
TUCKER
h would be a matter of locatlnt a lCllica1 re.·
aon. Certainly, the man haa nothina to prove to the
authoritJ• of thla same. He hu beaten able oppo-
nentt and dodged none and hu Henerally conducted
hlmaelf u "a bu1y champion. Thia la a term of
respect In the f~ht pme.
Su11ar Ray 1 J:.TJ:. I• such that he don not need the money. hit pune money, he hat
heel\ actJve In encbwmentt and oonvnrtrdal work.
and hlt Income hlll been hefty.
8uar Ray appean to be the llOrt who would
atalh hTa benluoU wilely for the 8ood of h1nwelt
and hlt family. He oer1alnly doel not ...... to be a
ftUY who wouJd equandlr the dub on bocm md bl'09da and Nin. and lnllde ttraiahta. •
IUOAA MY ALIC> ISDtl ln&ellipnt. C.-
Wnly punchll haw nol IC!fMlbled hit bnln and ..
doet DOI hMI' Wiephonee which aN not rt.,an.
and be doll not Up hll hat to Juke boMI.
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Ao09f Johnton, 241 AYOCado. 'I, SWiii Ana. CA t280e NAMI ITATIMUfT No 11, Colla M111. Cllllornt• Thie bu..,_ II ~9d by"' The IOflowlng pettonl .,. dOll>g 112827 lndMdual. llnMI u ·
Thlt blltlMlt It conducted by an Sue JllQOff ZUMA CONSTRUCTORS. 1136
indlvld\Mll Thie tlat-1 w .. Hied With the Whittler, Untt F-3. Cotta ..... CA
R. Johnlon C0Ynty CWll of Orange County on 12t27
T.W. 1tat-1 w .. lll9d with Ille Mey 3, 1"2. ,._._ I URl.EY V. JACl<IOH. 14973
, County Clertl of Orenga County on O C -0 II 1llbuty Drive, L1 MlrlOI , CA Mey 10 ttt2 Publl•ll•d reng• OHi • y
' ,1tl0n PMot. Mey 5, 12. 19', 21, ltl2 JOHN S. SKOHSENG, 15311
Publlthed Orenge CoHI 01lly 2082-&2 Cedlrwood Avenue, Mldw1y City.
Piiot. Mey 12, 19, 21, Jl#W 2. IH 2. •-"° llltlllC( CA 111856.
3050-12 ,.UUU\o "" 1llll b\.1--It conduc1ed by a
PtCTmOUa IUIMll general pertn.-'tNp. P1B.JC M)JIC( NAm aTATIMINT 8ur1ty v. Jdlon
-----------Thi IOllowlng ~ II doing ~ Thll ttal'"*" WM lllad wtttl thl -... County a.tll ol Orarige County on
PICTmOUa IUtMNIH BROWNLEE SPAS. IHSI Sen-Apttl Ill, IH2 N.._ aTATnlllNT de,.on, Hunllnglon Buell, CA Publlthed Orenge Coul ol,y~
Tiie following per.one ere doing 112841. • II 2 2 M • ' bualnest H : MARK LEHR BROWNLEE. 111851 .. pr I, I , l'f "• 12, IM2.
MARINE STEAM CLEANING, Sand«ton. Hunllnglon Beaell, CA 1747.S2
42 I E Bly. Newport Beacll, Cl ll· 112841.
tornta 92881 Tiiie ~ II conoucrteo by "'
Donald l Aleelu. 421 E. e.v. lndMdull.
Newpott Beoldl. Cllltornll 926e 1 M111t L BtownlM
LH W Sollenblrgff, 421 E Tlllt 111temen1 WM llleel with tile CMIPlr.._ of t11e Cunwy 8 1y. Newporl BHch. Calllornle County Clettl of Oreng1 County on -r,.....,, ~
t2ee I May 3, 1912. ,1_ of tM OnMed ......
Tiiie buelnftt la coneluc19d by I -WMMftt\Ofl. D.C. generll Pfl'ln.-'lhlp Publl•h•d Or1no• CoH I Dall WHEREAS 11tllf1C1ory ~
L .. w Sol*\l*ger Pllol, ~y 5, 12. Ill. 28, 11112. n .. .,..n preMnled to Ille Comp.
Thie etat-1 .., .. tiled With the • 2016-82 trOllet ot Ille Cwrency th•I PACl-
Counly Cl«ti of Orenge County on rtaJC M)llC( FIC NATIONAL BANK loclled In "Of• 27. 11182 Pffwport hactl. S1111 o1 Cllflor.
P·1111tl nta, h~H c:omP41ed w1111 Ill provl-
Publlthad Or1ng1 COHI Diiiy Ptennoul llUSMU liolll of the 1tatut .. ol the Unllad Pltol, AprH 28. Mey 5, 12, 19, 1tt2 N.U. aTATl•NT SlllH required to be oomplle4
1N<t-82 Tiie tollowino perton I• doing wllh before being euthorli.ed I~
-----------bu*-u · eommen~ Ille bu1lne11 of b•n· J\aJC M)TIC( BRISTOL FOOT CLINIC, 2101 lllng n I N1tlon1I 81nlltng
-----------S B!~OI, S•nll An1. C1lllornl1 Alloc:Ntlon. _,. 927o;4 NOW, THEREFORE. I llereby PtCTmout .,_.. Miiion J I CObton. 0 p ..... Olftlfy ~Ille lbov9-nernad -
N.u. ITA,.......,. 22141 ~· ~. EJ Toro. CA Qldlon .. IUlllOfblld 10 -Tlla 1011ow1no pereon I• doing ~. lh• but lneu ot b•nlllng .. 1 l>Y..,_ M; Thie bulirMl8 II conducted by 1t1 N1tlonlll 8anlllnQ Aalocll tlon.
THE EL PESCADOR RESTAU. lncllvldual. IN T!SflMOlilV WH!R!OF .ti· RANT. •01 E. 17th StrM1. Coetl Miion Jecobaon. D.P.M. ""I t1Qn1tur1 Ind Mii 01 of· ,,._, CA 112827 T,_ .....,_,. .. fllad wltf\ the !He 2tih ct.)' of Janulry, 1912.
J AMES A ORA HAM, UH Coutity ca.11 of ~ COUnty on Comptrolw of tt1e Cwrency
LM'Upur, Cotti MeM. CA t212t. Apt! 27, IM2.. ~ ....,,bit 17 1M
Thll ~II conduc:ted br • ,._.,_.. Pv~ Ofange Cout Deity
lnOlvldual. PuCllllflaO 0.. COM! o.tty Pt-• M•cfl 24, 31, Apt! 7, 14, 21.
J-A Graham lot, Aptll 21, May 5, 12, It, IM 2. • MIY I. 12. 19. lttj 132-442 Thll llll_..I Wll llled wtttl lhl 1tol·82 Coun1y Cllrll of Ofenge County on ApfM 29. 1tt2. ,,..... PWUC M)TIC(
Publl•h•d Or1n11• Coal! D•ll'f Plloe, Mey 5, 12. It. 28. 1"2
20l4.a2 '1C'TITIOUI .,_.. NOTte• OF TllUl'TU"I tALa
...._ ITAT'lmMT T.I. No. 2211
.,_"" ~ Th• loll owing per ton I• doing On June 2. ltl2 •I 11 :00 1.rn .• ,._ ""',_ butlnell... STAN·SHAW CORPORATION, 1
--Pte-nnoua---...... ---.-.--(II NORM'S PIZZA 121 PIZZA Calllornl• 1:9rpor1llon .. My ap.
...._ ITATUmNT JUNCTION, 3325 Tempe Drive, potntad True)" under end !)INIUltll
The tonowlng penon It doing Huntington Belctl. c.Hlornt1 92&49 to DHCI ol Tru11. Juna 11, 11111, bu""9ll ... Aonlld Ectw11d St-wd, 3326 recorded J\llrt I, 11111. u lnat Ho
CLAUDINA WAY ASSOCIA Tempe Drive, Huntington Baacll. 244, In booto. 14123 page 165, ol Clllfomlll 112&49 • Olflc:lal Aec:ords In Ille olflee of Ille TES. I Rlmrocll, Irvine, C111forn11 Thll ~ 11 c:.ondud9d by en County Recorclt,. of Or1ng1
12715 lndMdual Counly, Siii• Of C•lllC>r"nll, oecu-JOlln K Alttrom. I Atmrocll. ., __ , ... E s•-d led ~ HOME BUILDERS SERVICE lflllne. Cllltomle 112715 ..._,.... ...,_., Tllll bu"-It eonduC19d by 1 Tiiie ... t.nlnt -tied w1tt1 Iha COR ORATION, I Dell )W8rt cor· llmll9d parnertNp. County C1«11 ol Orange County on por1llon, Will SELL AT PUBLIC JOM Al9trom, Mey 10, 1912. AUCTION 10 HIGHEST 810DER
Oen«ll Pll1ner ,....,,4 FOR CASH OR AS SET FORTH IH
Thlt 1111-1 ... fllld with Ille Put>ll•ll•d Oreng• Co111 Deily SECTION 21124 F OF THE CIVIL
PIO! Mey 12 It 211 June 2 11112 CODE. 11 the lront 1n1r1nce ol County Cllt1t ol 0r8nQt COYnty on • ' ' ' Sl•n·Shew Corpor1t1on. 2315 E AprM 1, 11182. . 303G.a2 17111 SI . S1nte Anl, Celllornle
..._.., '-""'-"·,,_ P1B.JC M)JIC( 112111. 111 rlghl. tllla and lntarHI DOf... -----------conveyed to end now held by II A "°'· C.,.. under H id DHd ol Trull In the 4790 V• IC.-, No.* l'tCTTT'IOU9 ..,_,, properly 1llu1te<1 tn 11ld County ......,.,. ...-, C&.... NMm ITA~ end Slall deluibad u: Publlthed Orang• Co11t 01lly Tll1 tollowlng pereon I• doing l»9T "A"
Piiot, Apttl 28 .... ., 6. 12, ',~~. ~E'A"NATIONAL PUBLISH· PARCEL 1· LOI 2 1 of Tree• No tote ... per mllC) r-ded In l>ooll -----------•EAS, 11331 Cloudhaven Orlw, Hun· 3117, P•llH 24 lo 21 lnclutlve ol "8JC M)TIC( llngton 8-:tl, CA t 284f. ~ MIPI, In the office o1
-----------• Or. Htrvey E. Howtrd, 11331 thl County Recorder of Mid county fllCTIT10U9 .__., Cloudll•v•n Drive. Hunllnglo n l!Jlcepll"" unto 111e Qrentor hf· ...... tTAT'lmWT Beldl. CA 112Me ... Tiit lolfowlng Pl'M>nl are Ootng Thie ~ II conduc:1ed by .,, t9'n ..it Oii, OM and Ollllf llydrocar· ~ al: lndMdull.. bon IUbetlflOM In end und9r llkl
O a H STATIONERS AND Or. H--• .._d land, but with no right lo UN the -·-· "'-.._.. turf..-or ~-., .. ot Mid PRINTERS. "33 Wa¥nef Avenue. Thll tt....-nent ... fllad...,, !fie la'ld lo Ille depttl ol 500 feel -
HuntlnQ10ll 8each, CA t2t47 County ~ of OrfllOt CGunty on -eel trorn Mid 111rf-
L'°WIS A. PRILLIMAN , 11477 Mey 10. 11112. ~"'O unto Ille Grenlor lier•
G<ouM A-. Huntington 8-n. ,._,. lfl _,,, over Mid laid tor the
CA 112847. Publl1hed Orange CoHI Otlly purpoeee M1 IOl'lh In NCtlon 11 of
I' JOYCE R. PRILLIMAN . 9477 "°'·Mey 12, It, a..,_ 2, 1182 th• u cond ra•lllt ment I nd
GrOUM A-. Hunllngtori e..cn, 3054-f2 amenelfnenl ot the Su-i.rnen1:z CA t2847. ,....
Tiii• bu1lne11 11 conctuclect by P\llJC M)TIC( Deefa¥111on or Covf!'lentt. Cond • ~ , .... _..._.. & WIN). Ilona end Afftrlc11ont rec:Otded In ' l.:;..7~ Ptennout ...... ~ m21. pegee 1123 .. uq of
Thie llllemlnl ..... fllad wttn"" um ITATIMl#f Offtc:lel Raeotds of Mid county. County Clerk of Oranoe County on The totlowlng pereon1 are dotng PARCEL z· EaMmtnte over the
29 bUllnaM u • l9lld deeGtlbed In Ind for the pur·
Aprll • 1982· PMIMJ HORSE SENSE, 11571 Sell l)OMI ... for1h In Section 11 of ttle
Publllfled Or1no• co .. 1 o1uy Clrcle , Huntington l eech, CA S.COnd Ant1temf!'lt end Amend·
Piiot M-5 1" It ... 1982. 92149. ment of ~lllY OlcWlltlol'I
' _, ' '"· ' ...,, 2()83..12 Jill C. WENDT. 11571 Si ll of Cownante, CondttlOM IOd Aat-
Clrcle , Huntington Bu ch, CA trlc11on• recorded In bootl f2427,
-----------9*11. PlllH 1123 et NCI of Ofllclal ..... "8JC M)TIC( A081N L. FAUR ... I~ corda of Orenoe County. c.tfornll
FJCTinOU9 .,._.1 Circle. Huntlnglon •••ch, CA The ttrH t addren end olher
NA* 8TAT'ftmNT 92849. common ~. II Ifft, Of Iha
T .. _ 1_......... ,.......,. KIRSTEN ANOEASON KUZMA· all property d .. crlbed •bove It ~.-::.... .....,...ng pereon• are """""' NIC, 1707t South ,aclllc. SunM1 purpOrted to 1>e: "na VII Ct9fl,
.......,_ II: lletd\, CA to742. laiwne Ntouel, Calttornle ..,.£RICAN VISUALISTS, IOt Tiiie ~ .. ~ by • f 111 und•rtlgn1d Tru•IH di .. ~· Avenue, Cot0111 "-'Mar, ..,_., l*fl•INp. 1111111 any llablllty tor any lneot· CA t262t, .. C ~ l'«IMlf Of tN ttrMt eddfMI end JEFFERY J, SCHUSTER. tot Tllll ....-1 ... lied Mtll tflt Mt common dMlgMtlCHt. ff Ill)',
e.oon11 Avenue. COf'OM d9t Mar, coumy CWll Of°'""' County on """"·
CA mC .. ~S0,1.1. TRAVIS tot~~ 20, 1tl2. l t lO ~tie wlll be made, but wi• ,., • • . ,.,... hOU1 ~Of Wlrflftfy, bPf .. ~~venue. Corona def Mlf, A PUOlllllM OratlOI COMt ~ ~. lrnplled, raoetdlnO lltlt, poeeet. n•• 1tu11nett 11 ~ 11y 1 Apt! 21, n . ,_a. 12. 1~?tM2 : :...-;.""'.:d-:::;.. ~~
Q9Nl'll ,,_.,,..._, Tl\lllllal end of._ t"*I er..-by
• ......, ftlUC llmC( Mid OeM Of Truet, lo pey IN ,._
1 nlll .... ,,..,, -flled -" ._ mal1tl1tt ptl1101p1I tum• of tlle
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• .. .,_ .. .-.. ......... CO!_...nt U. .. lllOllllOUI , .. 1 lllerMn fttnl ~.::.:. ,...,.,........, .,._,.. -· DeltY K 11 St ..... 11 • ~ '9'""""" • • \~ . .,_. n . ...,-.. 12, 1t~ Tfl• follew1111 ••rtont II••• ...., tlOMC•I Plue coat9 Md 11111
, . • 1 .. we f1f "---.. .,.. of'"·'°" 01 """ ~
t .-JC llna MM~ INC .. =·,re tor---.°"" Of t1.
,. .. WllH"ef, U1tlt , •• , Cott• T"9 Mi.-..,Y undllr -'d 0..
ii ' NhlJDU9 LI I IN Mw. ~ -1. of True! f*e4o(ore ~ 111C1
t ,.... ITA,_ ....._ ~ .......... _ .....__.., ~· dellver•d to 111• under•ltn•d • I Tllo roll• ..... HfNfl It ... , _.._ _..... -., «ttta1t o.Mr•lon of-~ flld t bu•l,._.t,Si ...!;. CAlltf'UU 0....., Oft Jinu9r I , 11111. . 0.eftd fot lato. '"II a wtl1te11 AllOCM':,71.':' _,. ,_,. = OONITMmOM, INC NOtloe Of o.teutt IM ""'""' .. :::=,'· ..... c.19or· C•llf, =: ::=·~·:: =..::.1:7:. ~-:: a... ............ , ....... teMNtd ... -oe.My
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Orlft09 OoMt DAILY PfLOT/WedMldtty, May 11, 1NI HI P ••
Furniture is bought and sold
every day With a classification
i8050 cid .•
= E = --
Nllllll&A 11111
PriM Weot •1 bayfronl. 8UJll tor 2 boata, ~led a bclm\. s bath a1.200.ooo. .
~ & jtU~ M.ariM room. 4 bdnn. 3
bath, 3700 1q.f\. $1,386,000. OceanfronL
UllllLllllll
Prime Lido Nord bayfronl. 6 bdnn, ~ ~ bath. Lee L.R .• 2 boet ells-Sl .~.000.
Remodeled 3 bdnn. 2 belh + tarae rec. rm
beMl cel.li.nCI. rumiahed. pedOI. $420,000
Lm& llU IAYRllT
t.aoon vtew from 6 bdnn, & beth, playroom, dar"'k rm. Mn, Boet ellp. $1.3~.ooo.
. UYlllE CIVE
Sped.KUlar beyfl'Ont vtew 2 br. 2 be up: 2 br.
tlllt 2 be dn. 2 boel ll.lps $1.900.000. ii OllllAIO CHS
:: C«onado Wand CUit. bayfront lot. s~· boat = dock. P'l&N av.U. _.",000 w/~nns.
MUI ftlW Int•
4 Br, 2~ Ba. Vlew home overJookina
Pavilion, Catalina and nhe Utet. We have
an independent a ppral.al tor $320,000.
Try $20,000 down un til you aell your
home. Owner will help flnanoe.
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Thl1 4 Bdrm c:onOo hM It
1111 8Mmed ~. With
added 1kyll9ht1, upgra-
lOUM. HOUSING 6ed kltc:Mtt. AIC wtttl hu-0,,0llfUlflTV mkJlflor, good flnenciftO.
P '81t rr't ...._ t 2•11.&00. •11 KlfFI ... All real ...... tdvertltod :C 3 bdrm 2 .. _. .. end uni •2.,.000 ,__ In thlt new1p1per I• Llll!il(...lJI' f1(J,..l'S
IMt ' ... '" t. ""'· on ... 1est 1Ub)oc1 to the l'oclefll Fair l~iiRMltiiiiO<i•:· il7i~iiiii:i -srembell. Houelng Act of 1 Ml wtllch = ,,._ Liii m a k e I It 111e0 I I t 0
-,.._ l dV.,11 •• '' 1 ny U. 1'M.D
-3 bdrml, 2 'h bat.ha condo near pool. $14~.000. pralef'onee, llmlletlon Of Three 2 Bdrm unlll w/
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Bl LL CR UNDY, REALTOR
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WATERFRONT HOMES.INC
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dltc:rlmlnatlon b1Nd on ger•o••· yerde a dl•h· r~. c:dor. rallglon, aox Of wulle re. Auume low
nallonal orlgln, or 1ny lnterHI loan and owMr
lntontlon lo mall• 1ny will help finance. Try '20.
euctl pref91'~. llrnltatlon ooo dwn. 831·7370 Of dllcrlmlnat.lon ...
llMUt Advertisers
should check their
TRADtTIO\,\L
RL \LT\
ads dally and report "'
errors lmmedlatefy. ~!!~ ... } ....
The DAIL V PILOT II ....
USUrne8 ll&blllty for Ona yr n•w c1tm•OPOft•
the first Incorrect go111 '" 10 bollov•. a
ln ... -lon only Br. 15115,000. Good 11. _.' • n1nclng. Ownor/Agt C. --------•I Splller 831·1288 l ilt ·
mT lllllTlll
B11ullf\llly land•caped
end malntatnod 4 Bdrm
home . Great co rn •r
locatlon wl exl1tlng RV
Coop
RVM~
~.ow.. ... ...ist •-'======----
w/tlnanc1ng. l'ull pric. ..,.._ •
S142 500 7111-3191 ,_..,. 1111 ... , .............•••..
IUIY,_1111&
--------OM lamlly Of two CM UN
Find out abou1 tho high lheM 2 llll'Clle units In the ~ rMI ottat• ..... hurt o l tFie Penln1ula
career e>pportuntUee wtttt Point. Gr•I tocaUon neet
THE REAL EST A TEAS. l>MctlM, tennll and ~Llcen1lng i chool l•H ting. One ol a kind op ·
c:omp69tefY refundablt to partunfty. 13311,000.
1ehool ol your choleo. M2-12M E.xteinllW ..._ tralninQ.
For Information, call
751..ettt
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J PETE
-.muwaY
TAR GA'ZEK"~
In thi1 very a ffordable and apa -
doua 3 bedroom condo near South
C.OUt PW.a. $98,500 of ..umable
financing. Asking leas than ap-
pra.laal. Only $119.500.
' BARRETI .. REALTY ltg 4 Bdrm 2 .. lemly
horn• w /huge bonuel'!!~~~~~~~~
room & bath formlna 1~-1'
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RCTaylorCo
640-9900
_..... Nll,111
Remarkable value, location,
quality & terrrw! 3 BR + Fam Rm. All, .. P\Ofeuionally decorated.
1'bOwli8dra of • in quality carpets.
tiles, 1hutt.en & designer papen.
Owner lnai1ted on beat . Take
advantaae!
IN NPPORTC•NRR
644-9060
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Outatandtna 8ptl('loua Cua~m Built
Horne. FonM!r View Lookinc Out On
Sand & White w,t.er Waves. Truly
8Nu&Aha1.ly Conltr\leted Home With
m.h JWuned c.wn,t & La.r9e GIMI
Wfndows J'or ?,tore View. bne Of Lacuna Nlpel'a Fln•t Hornet. Ow·
ner WUl a.tp With rtnandJl8. l>riced
At •1.uo,000. A Hill·Triviilon Lll·
Uni-®'
__... wftt'I flnlinano. FIA ,..,. Jiii ~r rce 114&.000. •••••••••••••••••••••• 761-3111 ..............
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TRADE ....... nit, ,_ ... .. ., ..... ...
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FOi' Nte Of' rent. Unit 21
714-531-8010
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l.Mger ~one~ lot
on ~ etr .... IPOtteal 3
BR, 3 BA Ind ucting eape. ,.,. ouee• IUlto. 1 tovety
petloa. Seller mey ~ fl.. illll'llllllfllllllllll ... _lilllllfllll .. n11)CO 2nd T.O. May b•
Wilf mHD ~~.~·=: Well m1lntal1t•d 3 Bdr land. Geo to• Grupe
hoUIO on large lot. ~. ' ecoMe. ,.,,,.,,. oomll'
cation with future com·
merclll SM*ntle&. OW..
wlll Hll•t wlllna1tcl1to.
Full p rice S1U,600.
761-3111
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c.u ..... 1114 •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Ir. 1 ea."°"" on llloe
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Off FBlkland Islands
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Laguna slaying Third
Girl faces murder rap craft ,
'· . .
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of tM 0.-, NM It.ff
A 17-year-old Laguna Beach
High School girl faces charg~ of
murde r follow ing a n apparent
murder-suicide atte mpt near a
Legion Street church Tuesday
morning.
The 8: 10 a.m . t,ncid ent a t the
corner of Legion and Through
streets left James Anthony Ken-
dall, 21 , of Emerald Bay, dead.
Laura L ee F eist . 17, of 475
Legion St .. apparently shot her-
se lf in the chest afte r firing a
r ound from a stole n .22 caliber
revolver at her boyfriend, fat.ally
wounding him.
Miss Feast, a transfer student
at the high school. was listed m
fair con d1 t1o n at UCI Medical
Center th15 morning.
A police spokesma n said the
impending breakup or th e cou-
ple's rela tionship appare nt ly
prompted the shooung.
Kendall, a 1978 gradua te of
Laguna Beach High School, pur-
portedly told the teen-aged s u -
spect the relationship w as over.
the spokesman said.
"They were close friends for
several years, and she apparently
could not see herself with anyone
else, or him with another girl,"
the police spokesman said.
He said the couple le ft Ken -
dall's Emerald Bay home at about
MURDER VICTIM -J ames
Antho n y K enda ll, 21, of Em-
e ra ld Bay, w as fatally wo un-
ded Tuesd ay in an incid e nt
p o lice s aid a ppear s to be a
murder-s u icide atte mpt. A
I 7 -year-old girl, wo unded in
the shooting, is being charged
w ith K e ndall's murde r.
7:4 5 a .m. and drov e to M iss
F eist's a pa rtment o n Legio n
Street.
Suit could block
off shore oil leases
A s uit filed by the s tate o f
California against the federal
governme nt over offshor e oil
drill in~ could prevent tral"l.s off
Newp~rt Beat·h a n d Laguna
Beach from bt·ing leased next
month
U.S. Interior St'<:rct.ary J amc'S
Wa tt h as proposed puttmg 11
offs hore trac.·ts near Newport and
Laguna on the markC't June 11 .
Bomb threat
routs flights
S AN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Ten flight.'! were d iver ted from
San Francasco International Air-
port -the nation's fifth busiest
-after a bomb threat forced 263
passengers to evacuate a North·
west Orient Airliner on a remote.
windswept runway.
The bomb th reat was d isco-
vered Tuesday, scrawled In lip-
stick across a mir ror m a lavatory
of the 747 arriving from Hono-
lulu. It read, "I have a bomb on
board."
A irpo rt officia ls hal ted ai r
traffic a t 7 p.m ., two minutes
be fore the plane touched down
on runway 19L near San Fran-
cisco Bay No bomb was found.
WORLD
The suit , filed Tuesday m Los
Angeles by Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. and the state Coastal Com-
mission, specifically t·hallengci;
Watt's au tho rity to least' 22
South e rn Califor n ia offshon•
trac·l<>.
T he four traC'ts off Newport
and Laguna arc thrt-e and a half
miles oHshore Both c1t1cs. crit1 -
cal of the proposed lease sale>.
have hinte d they may join th1.•
suit.
Newport Beach City Attorney
M ichael Mille r said the C ity
Council has given him permission
to JO&n the suit if he believes It
would be in the city's OC.St inter-
est. He said he will decade w1thm
10 days.
The suit specifically oomplams
that leasing some of th e trat.·ts
would contradict the Commas
saon's coast.al plan .
lt also said Wa tt violated the
federal Outer Continental S helf
Lands Act by faili ng to follow
the governor 's recommendations
tha t certa in trac ts b e d e lett•d
from the June lease sale.
Wa tt, the suit charged. consid-
ered only the value o( oil and gas
and not the e nvironment.
The suit is similar to one last
year which h a lted sales o f 29
t racts o ff San Luis Obi s po
County.
Author views world future
Best-selling author Charles Berlitz 11 pe11lmiat.ic
about the world's future but still says doomlday can
be averted. Page 04.
NATION
Mayhem replaces sex on TV
Television has turned from 1ex to a record dosage
o1 murder and mayhem, charges a citlzerw' watchdog
c:oalltlon. Pace A6.
'Eleanor' on tubetonisht
.. Eleanor, Flnt Lady of the World," appeartn1 tontlht on televWon, II a pleMant movie but .. hiat.ory 1t'1 ltl'k:dy eoft atuff. P-.e All.
I
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She had written a "will-type"
letter previously, indicating her
belonglnga should go to her mo-
ther, the oHlcer said.
Kendall pur portedly parked
his p ickup truc k on Through
S t reet w hile sh e went in to
change clothes for school. police
said.
Miss Feist the n apparently
broke into the a pa rtment of a
friend, where she retrieved the
small handgun, and walked back
out to the truck.
She purportedly clim bed back
Into the/aasenge r side o f the
truck an closed the door, then
fired at Kendall without wa r-
ning
The pair struggle<! out of the
truck , and a witness said Miss
Fetst pointed the weapon and fi-
red as she stood over the body of
her boyfriend .
A passerby ra n to the couple
and took the gun away. ~mg it
on the grass several yards away.
Police said a nurse who was in
the area immediately began ad-
mirust.ering first aid to Miss Feist
until fire and police offlcaals ar -
rived at the scene.
Kendall died at the scene, de-
spite efforts to save him and Miss
Feist w as rus he d to M ission
Community Hospital's trauma
center and later transported to
UCI Medical Cent.er.
Flying snake
captured on
Republic jet
A snake that escaped rrom a
t'Ont.aaner and had the run of the
cargo area aboard a Republic
Airlines Jt•tlincr was safely re-
trieved Thursday night after the
plane la nded at John Wayne Al-
port
The· non -poisonous, s1x -foot-
long Luu1s lana rat Kna k e was
fou nd u nd<'r u board in th e
pr~'IUrtU'd forward c:argo area of
the pl<.tnt• by the man to whom
tht• r<•pllll' was destmeod -Gary
Bagnall of Cal1forn1a Zoological
S upply. Sant.a Ana.
"l had to crawl msade the ~argo
area and lift a ft'w boards before
I round ham He was ice cold so
he• wasn 't moving around very
muc-h ," B<tg n a ll said today.
Snakes arc· cold-blooded crea-
tures, he explained
The snake was among 150 that
were being shipped from Mem-
phLS for su bsequen t sale by Cali-
fornia Zoologtcal, a wholesaler of
reptiles and amph1b1ans. said
Bagnall, 24, of Tustin
"lt was pretty fun ny. The re
was q u ite a crowd st a ndin g
around while I was looking for
him," Bagnall said.
Wa lt He llma n, a spokesm an
for Minneapo lis-based airline,
said the snake was discovered
loose in Salt L a ke City, whe re
t he fligh t h ad stopped before
arriv ing In Orange County.
<See SNAKE , Page AZ )
COUNTY
Dell' Piiot Photo by Gery AmbfoH
POSTER KID -Justin Gates, 10, of South Laguna, won a
Festival of Arts-s ponsored post.er contest to com memora t<.•
th e 50th annive rsary of the festival.
Laguna hoy • WIDS
poster contest
Justin Gates says he wants to be an astronaut when he
grow s up, but a glance at his w inning poster for the Fes-
tival of Arts o f Laguna Beach hints h e m ight do well as an
artist.
The 10-year-old T op of the Wo rld Eleme ntary School
fourth ~rader won the P<>St.er con test celebratinS! the 50th
year o f the Festiva l of Arts a nd the P a geant of the Masters.
His multi-c.'Olo r entry. s howing a smiling a rtist. garbed
in beret a nd a rt smock and w ie lding a p a intbr u s h and
pa lette. was selected from among 100 entries su bm ittl'<i by
s tudents at all four Laguna Beac h schools.
J ustin wins $100, a<i does the e lem e ntary school, and
his artw ork will be reprinted in poster form and on flie rs to
be distributed to chambers o f comme rce through out t he•
county .
The Festival of Arts o f Lag una is a c·tually celebra ting
its 50th anniversary over the next three years. explained
Festival spokeswoman Sally Reeve.
"This summe r is the 50th anniversar y of t he grounds
(art) exhibit," s he said.
Ne xt summer will be the golde n anniversar y for thl'
original "Spirit of the M asters" pageant, the first time live
models were used to re-create art.
And the summe r o f 1984 will be t he 50th year of thl'
formation of the Festival of Arts of Laguna Beach Associ-
a tion and the Pageant of the Masters.
Driver dies behind wheel
An elderly Laguna Niguel man
died from <..'Oronary failure while
driving his car near the Mission
Viejo Mall Tuesday afternoon.
Do n W. Smith, 71, was pro-
no unced dead at Mi111ion Com~
munity Hospital after collapsing
behind the wheel of hls car and
running into three parked Vl•h1
cles on Puerto Real.
According to the California
Highway Patrol. S mith died as
the result of a heart a ttack. No
one ,else was injured tn thl• inci-
dent.
INDEX
Upper Bay cleanup begins At Your Service A4
L.M. Boyd A IO
Cleanup work begins on Upper Newport Bay
with the Importing of more dirt. Page Bl.
Bualne.s
Herb Caen
c.alifomla
Cavalcade
Clualtled
Comics
A8-9
B2
A' B2
04-8
84
ex capes
By Th e Au oclated Pre11 ;
Two Argt•nlln<· warpla n ejl
w1•r1• shot down off the· Falklan~
Islands Wl'dnc·1;day w hl•n the )'
a ltat·kt•d a British ship 1n thf
Royal N:tvy task forl'l•, thC' [)v-
ft>n.w Ministry rl'porl.<'CI .
A third Argtmltn<' planl' esca-
p l' d 1 n t h t-<: I J b h 1 n s 1 d c t h t!
WO-mtl<· war 1.0nc Britain decla-
n·d around 1h1.• d1bputt.'d South
AtlJrH1t· t·hutn, a sookC'Sman said .
British Foreign Sccrt•tary
F1 ant·1s P ym bald today th a t
":.t1mt· proKrt'l>-'> .. had OC't'n mad~
1n wlk!> <1t 1tw Umwd Nations to ·
M•lllt• the• Falkl;,ind li.lanili. 1.·r~
hut that "many dtrfu:u lt protJ:-
h ·111b n•niain" •
lit• 'P"k" artn a C~btnt•t me0.-
llnl( tn London but did not l'lat;.
o r:ih• '
A t th t• Un Lt t' d Nat 1 o n s,
St'("rt•tJrv-General J&v1er Pl'rek
dt• Cul'liar said he• wa' "VE'rj
glad" to hc•ar of Pym's n ·marks.
"I want t•vt'fybody to be opti~
m1s t11. Rut as f(lr as I :im t on ·
c·1.·rn«d I Jm vc•rv eaut w ub. I
thtnk wt· haw· lo· work at lc·ast
for u t•ouµl1.· uf duy-.." h<' said ~
Askt·d wht·n tht· t wo s ide
would I><' rl'ady to shift fmm i'!(•
<ltrc-<.·t 11q,:11ll<it1onb lo d1re<:t talfi)
on tlw futun· uf the Falklandl1 ht· ,;rnl. .. Wl· m11>(ht t•nd our e~
l'rt'1M· hy tht· t·nd of lhl' w~k .:.0:
I hoix· .. ~
Arl(t•nun.1 made proposals 4_l
U N ht·adquart<•rs Tuesday, ar@
Hrtt.mn's n.·prt·t1cmt.at1ve said th~
"c·rt• "v1•r y 1ntt•resting" b
would t.1kt• ''.J f1.·w mor<• day
fur .L\.<;(,.,nw n l
Bnt.ain < la1ml-d it.<. battlt-fl~
ha.., a i.trangkhold on the 1slan<!J
:!511 n11l1~ t'Jbt of lhl• Argenune
ttJJ.,t and 1solalt:d th<' t:stimated
!1.0011 tro•JJr.l Ul.'l'upying them. An
Ar~c·nllnt• naval sour<.'<.' said the
Br1t1 ... h d.11m wa. ..... nd1culous "
Afttr a fdth day o f ta lk&
Tu1•.,d;i y .11 th1· Un1tt·~ Nation~,
d1plumaL., 11·port.1'<.l bOmt· progr<:'M
to ward an agrl'ement to call a
1.·1.,1:,t• (1n· and n•suml· negot1a-
t1•111b on tht• fulun· ,,f th<' dispu-
h·d 1::.l11nds But tht· poss1b1hty o(
J Hnttsh a~..,.1u ll on thl' Fal kl andt
btlll loomc'<I ..
Pr1mt· M1 n1s tcr M a rgar~
Th;,it.1.·h<·r told the House oC
C11mmon. ... that ··the fo«t we a~
111•g1111at1ng dol'S not cle>st• off any
mtl1wry •1pt1on.., <it all "
British :.oun·c·s pn•d1<·ted t~
("fltl('lil point tn the t.a1ks l"OUld ~
n•a<'h<'<I by Thursday But Bnttsb
m1n 1stc•rs hav1· dl•n1ed sp<>cula.-
lltm that th<· government has set
a dc·adbnl' for agn>c.·mc•nt in the
wlks at U N hl·adquartt.•rs.
Ont.• dN1dlm1 • of a sor t was set,
howl•ver Cardinal Ba~11 Hume,
tht• Homan Catholtt.· archbis hop
or Wt>S tmtnsll·r . unnounc-ed that
Pope John Paul II's v1s1t to Brit·
ain starting May 28 w ould be
canceled unless "military hoeti-
lH1t-s . t'C'asc:• or I>.• on tht-way
t.o commg to an l'nd by the mid·
dlr of nt.·Xt w1..-c:k."
The• v1s1t would be thc first In
history by a pOJX' to Britain.
Food Cl-12, Dl-3
HorolCOpe B2
Ann Landers B2
Movies 83
Mutual F\.lnda AS
Nat.Jona! News A3
Sports 85-7
Dr. Steincrohn m America becomes civiliz~d Cl"OllWord 84 Stock Marketa A9
Tea ian't just for little old ladies anymore, accor-
dln1 to a very British tea am~or. Paae Cl.
STATE
Voters ~peel· ll11le help
CalltoriWl voten can ex~ little help from the
federal courta ln aetUna. falt ahalal at Npl'-ntaUon.
Writ.el t'OlurriiUlt J:arl •Wawn. P• AlO.
Death Not.lcet 04
Editorial AlO
J'.n~t B3
SPORTS
Televtalon All
Thea ten 83 Weether A2
World Newt A3
t
·-I
.·
~ 0..., ..... "'°'° ........ MIWlell ENE OF CRASH -Laguna Beach firemen pour sand on
IP lied oil following motorcycle crash on South Coast High·
WAY Tuesday night. The cyclist, Royal Thomas Sheldon died ~y at Mission Community Hoepital. · '
··~~.
,
Laguna
cyclist
killed
L.acurua 8-:h .motoccycle rid·
or Royal ThomH Shtfdon
~t.d ot lnjurlet ln Million Com·
munlty Hospital ~ after a cat
purportedly turned In front of
him on Sou&h Co11t Hl1hway
Tullday nJitJt..
Sh ldon. :n, ot ~7 l l t.a1una
Canyon Ro1d.'w11·trtattd by
parainedJct at the f.'OmeJ' of the
hl1hw1y and Bluebird Canyon
Roiad tonowlna the 10 p.m. crMh.
Poll~ arrcat d Hush Patrick
Crala, 44, of 139 Mo11 St. on
drunken drtvtnc che.rp9 after hit
southbound 1porll car colllded
with the northbound cycu.t.
Crala wH betn1 held In Or· anae C.Ounty, Jail with ball tel at
~.000.
Police aald Sheldon wu trav-
e 11 ns 1outh on the hlshway
when Craig af parently turned
left In front o him at Bluebird.
He wu not wearinJ{ M helmet.
Six felled
by caustic
postal pack
A post office at 1075 N. Tustin
Ave. In Orange waa partially
evacuated today after 11>< em-
ployeet were overcome by nau-
sea and dlulne11 apparently
caused by an unknown substance
In a lm811 packase.
Police and fire 0Ulc1al1 1a1d
two people were admitted to
Chapman General H0tpit.al for
treetrnent and four others were
treated and r e leued. Their
namet were not given.
As of late this morning, the
three-Inch-by-seven Inch pac-
kage believed to contain the
caustic substance wu sitting In a
postal cart on a loading dock at
the rear of the building.
A specially trained private
team of hazardous waste han-dlen was expected to remove
the box lat.er In the momJng.
A fire department spokesman
said the box contained no war-
ning labels.
~rms ravage Texas, Oklahom~ The first two employees to re-
port feeling sick were overcome
at 3:47 thll morning. 'ne A11oclated Presa llooda In 90me areas.
iolent thunderstorma hurling
ddl.cns of tornadoes tore in to
oommunltlC's acro111 Texas and
Oklahoma during the night and
early today. smashing home& and
buildings and unleashing flash
Al least six people were kllled.
Score• were Injured. A slngle-
cngln<' plane crashed In a field
during a thunderstorm early to-
day nt•ar ldalo~, Texas, killing
four pt.'<>ple.
Three more people reported
feeling dizzy and nau1eated al
6:4~ a .m. The sixth victim fell Ill
at 8:4~ a.m.
Part o f the Postal Service
building waa evacuated and the
rear of the bulldlng 1ealed off.
~\'
I
'GotUtal
"
air tllrougll !Oday but eoina
~Ill• tonight ......
te 72 °*"*'' IOwt 15-4 10 la.
• lo-cloudlnett ·~= inornlng fhuredey, ot
•I Hlgh1 Tllured1y 88 lo 74. ~tlngton-Nawport ., .. 1em-
1tut• renoe from • IOw of 63
hlgfl Of 96 ............ from PQlnl eonc.p.
I to Iha MHloan border and
IO mllN. Horttlwwt wlndt of
to 22 llnoll with combined
... of 4 to 7 fea1 over outer
walere. Locally 110111 verlabl•
Wlfld1 night 1nd morning houre
b Ing "81 10 n0f'111WHI In
nOOM Wllterty ...... of 2 a teet Mo.Uy dew today.
orn•oou 1ouclled down In C..lflOllna Ind T 8JH U lhunOer•
m1 P'OOIJCed eever• wetthar
111arn Nebr••k•, KentH.
" Okl•hom• Ind "°'",.,n .,.._.,n r ....
'Qll 11811 fell T ""48)' Ill llOttll ,., T••H
now cont111ued tod•y In the
loredo moun1at111 A few
ere uno-t•d 0••1 Halfed•
llnd toulheatl Cllfllofl'lllt.
rwtH, ii WH fair Ind mild
of Ille Roelclet 8ki.t -· rally ere., l1om the ~tel
eMtern GIM CoNI IO "'8 lo-
OrHI LlkH 111d 1oulhern
England
•oreceet Ctllled for ~·
M ill Iha 40t oww eobldo
WyornlnQ wltl) rHdlr!ill Into
70. and IOt from Ille "louftl.
I ovat fht eoulhern Pl•ln1.
el and eou1nern Mlteleli~t y, I nd Illa IOUll!trn OrHI
10 !tie IOwer Aftel!IJC Coelt.
81\lfH In tile '°9 Ind t0t
•Kl*ll~ ..........
Pftllur" 1round 1111 Ill• -~ •Oder r..,..,o ll'Ofn a' Ill ,,..v , 10 10 In ll'ownol!M,
Warming trend
1a11 <t•c.e(ll '°' ntQhl •no mO<NnQ
IQw 'loud\ AIOl>g ltUl t.OUI A few
itolafitcJ thowerJ 1n 1ou1hern
9,.,,. Slaw w•11m1ng tritnd
Temperatures
Alb8ny
All>Uque
Amnt1Nn ,..,...,, ...
A11an1n
Atlante C1y
Auttm
8all1m0<e
8dllOQI
Btrtrnngllm
81sma1ci.
804~
NATION
Botton
BfOWfll\1118
Bulla to
8ut11~1on
Catpe1
Chatltlfl SC
C11a1lt1n m·
CheNtn WV1
CNrttl• NC
ChleaOO Clnc;kln•H'
Cleveland
Clmb41 SC
Columt>u• OaHt Wlh
01y1on
0en •• ,
HI LA f'cp
63 43
11 48
79 SI 42
83 41 e1 eo
GI S2
82 71 17
711 54
47 35 03 IS SS !S4 47
63 40 5e 44
.. 71 72 st
S7 4 1
48 37 " 84 64
84 48
82 Sii u 311 01
H 61 OI
82 52
83 58
87 48
M 50
81 99 88
84 58
61 41 22 eo e!I 03 0.. Mo•ne• OelrOOI
Ovlutll
· 93 S5
f l PHO
Fargo
FIAQll•lf
OtNI F11t1
Htr11ord Hllltna
H~
Hoution lndn..,...
Jtc'tn M
JKkllWll4t
KM1e City
l..1114.'egat
Ltllte R«ll
L OUlt'lllle
L11bl>Oc:ll
Memphll
Ml.lllN
Mhtlluk• Mott-&1"
"'eef!Yllle ""°''""' N9w YOfk
57 48 02 84 60
64 47 0 I
8 I 3-4
67 31
7~ 40
82 32' .. ,,
IO 73 14 ... 67 H Ill ,. eo
75 eo 68 11 55
•• 85 .. " 87 57 85
14 68 71 74
.. 61 30
70 04 n ~ 118 •• 1a 62
, ~ "'•-Sottvoce '()U V 5 Oto! OI ~U
69 63
52 47 16
82 57 1 00
76 511 04
15 11
77 113
12 58 03
78 52
61 4i 87 48 61 43
IO 47
62 36 llO J!I n 10 88 M 47
8o4 611
61 50 44 ee 611 13 58 70 39 20
70 41
71 46
74 '67 2 72
79 51
.. 84 3011
11 115 n eo 157
CA&..,OMIA
8aMr•lltkl 75 11
Blythe 71 ~-I 117 47
Redwood Cny
8ect•men10
S1Nn1t San Otego So1n l'rtnCllCO
811118 8al'bM• San11 Mlltl•
StOGkton r11ermat
Utlleh
B11111ow
8lg 8Ht
Bllhe>p
LOOO 8eech
Monrovl•
Mt Wffol'I
Newl>Of1 8eech
OnlatlO
Pelm Sprtngt
P1Nd4tn1
SIM'! Bern8'dlfl0
'"' Oebftel SIM'IJOM
Bani• An•
Senti CNI
TllN>e V...,
67 !IO
71 47
61 47 ee eo 67 41
72 41
04 -78
81
76
" 50 41 23 11
5t 38
70 63
-4 45
43 31
63 5& 83 48
11 68
87 48 63 62
61 '8 Ill 4& .. &3
71 47 27
CMAOA
Calgery
!dmonton
MonlrHI 011ew1 •
06 71 48 13 44
'7 """° 7 4 50 Line.... 04 50 E d d ~ ~ ~ 02 xten e
Mofltetl"/ et ....... 71
Ollllenc! 04 H ,MO "°4>111 75 41
IWd llllfl IO IO
weather
IOUH41"H CA"''°"HIA COAITAL AHO M()UHTAIH
MllAI -Hltlll I nd lftOflllnt
CO.Itel low c!Ovcl1 9fld v•l•ble
lllgh c1oudlntt1. 01111rwltle 111r
will! lllCltt• In coMttl and ,,.u.y ., ... a 10 7t IN iow. 48 to M.
t4jgtlt In IM mounfalnl et 10 M. I.OWi 30 10 41
SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL -Fourth &r•·
den at Top of the World Elementary School in
Laguna Beach drelled ln 16th Century &arb,
tasted 16th Century food and quoted Shake·
speare durin1 recent festival at the hllltop
....,,.... .. en.,.....
tchool. Danctna around the Maypole are (from
left) Ty Trent, Serene Kielty, Jennifer Bren-
nalo (kneeling), Michael Kuhl and Tiffany
Van $rotter.
Investment cliief
pleads not guilty
Golden Eagle Investment Co.
president Ralph W . McDonald
has pleaded Innocent to 35 felony
count.I In a multi-million dollar
fraud cue In South Oranse
County Municipal Court.
Sentencing
of ex-UCI
student set
Patrick Arthur Dixon Jr .. an
honor stude nt who briefly at-
tended UC Irvine's College of
Medicine, pleaded no conteet
Tuesday i n Imperial County
Superior Court t.o chareee that he
pracuoed mechdne Illegally.
Dixon entered the plea In El
Centro t.o charges of pre9Criblng
medicine without a llceme and
grand theft for .a:eptlng a $65,
000 salary as a paychlatrilt In a
county-run outpatient clinic.
Co-defendant. David BeUrey
Blgtna, 44 .. ~ Clemente, plea-
ded guilty &o two of 19 counta
lncludlna COM,tracy and IM!Jline
lllegal borfdf. 'The actJon ~me thll momlna
before Judp Ba.tr Barnette ln a
courtrooru ·i.mmed with peo-
ple who heel lnvest«t In the El
Toro-bued lnveetment firm.
The two men are fadna fraud
charges followlnl a sheriff'• de-
putment ratd on the company
offices In February In which
$825.000 In caah w11 IM!h.ed, along
with aeveraJ weapona and com-
pany records.
The pair are 1uspec ted of
swlndllna more than 1,000 in-
vestors out of their aavinp aft.er
purportedly offering lnve1tor1
proml1aory notes euaranteetng
returna on CMh lnvestmlf\ta of
between l()' 4ftd 20 percent per
month.
AuthoriUl!ll contend th4ty have
found no e~nce any of the
money Wiii ever invested.
Court eyes
Brown hid
for judges
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Gov Edmund Brown Jr 's efforts
to appoint 18 new appeals murt
juatkea -blocked by a judge's
ruhng agamst the financing or a
law library m Orange County -
will be heard by the California
Supreme Court.
The high court agreed TuP!iday
to consider Brown'11 request for
an alternative writ, but it orde-
red no date for a hearing.
The Leai.lature approved a $3
million bill to l're&te 18 new ap·
peals c:ourt justices around Cali-
fornia with the creation or a new
appellate district in San Jose and
or small jurisdictions tn Sant~
Ano and Santa Barbara.
But on Feb. 26, Sacramento
Superior Court Judge Charles
Fogerty struck that whole bud·
get bill down because or one u -
pect he said was unconslJlULional:
a plan to appeal to private donon
to finance a law library for jua-
llces in the Sant.a Ana d1vas11>n.
Superior Court Judge Harold
Chaille tel a aent.endng date for
Dixon on June 14.
From P!j! A,I, .
Dlxon, 40, wu arrested ¥.arch
10 on suspidon of lmpetlOflAtlng
a psychiatrist during the prece-
ding seven months, using the
name of a former college room -
mate, Dr. Howard Smith.
Dixon already had earned a
doctorate In education and psy-
chology from the Unlveralty of
Michigan when he began clueea
at UCI.
However. whe n he dropped
out of UCI's College of Medicine
in the fall of 1977, he had atten-
ded claa.'lel for only a few mon-
ths.
Imperial County Health De-
partment oHlclala told the A.o-
clat.ed Presa only two of 'Dixon'•
287 former patient.I had threate·
ned to sue the county,
Teen thieves
video addicts?
OORONA (AP) -Two youtht
apparently "addicted" to video
games appear to be behind a rash
or bur1larle1 ln recent month•,
authorftlea say.
Police are searchlns tor a
17 -year-old and a l9·year-old.
both from Norco, who allegedly
buralarlzed five homet In the
Corona and Norco area, Sat.
James Steele of the Corona Po.
lice Department Wd Tunday.
Athens smoggy
ATHENS (l\P) -Tufflc In
Atheru wu cut by half and ln-
duttrlal output by one-third u
pemrnent emerpnty MeM&ret
'went Into effect Tuetday to de-
creue the U. of • der..e brown
cloud of lmOI
SNAKE CAPTURED . • •
Hellman MSd cargo handlers
there dldn·~ •ant to delay the
flight by 1ummonln1 animal
control penonnel ID round up the
snake. So ette1 •hut the car10
hold dOOR and 9ent the plane on
Its way.
Then they a~n\ word to lte-
publlc'1 CatlO tad lty ln Orante
County ieWn, personnel there
A co41tpwter ump for y~ '-tween t aftd 16
years of •I• wlll debut in
Laauna leida thl• ewnn>er,
wtth ti. tmPh-ia oa eompu·
ter eduoaUoa. • well • (un.
SpontOred tty the Bln•ry
Tree, a oo~uter learnSn1 center, the mpe wlH Mlt
youa•t•ra or one or two
weeb.
StudtMI wlll h•vt more
than tW ~n of cA.fly f"'·
ma1 Cllll!ll*• trwtruatMii ~ day. pl• N~al houn of
• Movtn •f the Falkl•nd
1a1andl wm ... thowa Thul"l-
day at the Hotel La1unai
sponeored by • local {rave
crullech•
Th• flbw were taktn by Lapnea ~ .. ..._who
tourtd tM area 1boerd tlM
what to expect. J hat'• wht'n
Bagnall got the call to <:omc to
the airport.
Bainall said Republic offk1ala
urged him lo ~onduct a full in-
ventory of the shipment to make
sure no other snakl'S were· mlss-
lne. and perhaps, lurking <•lsc>·
where an the aircraft Bagnall
&aid th<' shiprm>nt was m mplt·t.e
etect!ve computer time.
.Other actlvltlH Include
shoreline hlltory, foull hun-
tlne. a1tronomy, H well a1
ocean.-orlented recreational
punulta on Llfi\ula'• be.~hes.
Boardlnl campen wtU 1\ar.
at the Vacation Vlllace Mote,
and meala wlll be provided.
Cost for full-t.lme boarders
11 f400 per week, and $175
per week for day camp par-
tld~ntl. For more lnforma-
Uon, call camp director Ste-
phen DeWitt at 497-5714.
Lindblad Explorer crul1e
lh.ip.
The procram. 1ponaored by
!lolle F\t.lmtr Travela c..w.e
Buff.I, Inch.Klee footaae oC the South GeorD w.n4
The publk " invited to the
?:IO p.m. lhowtJll and there it no .tmlllkJn ~.
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\.JI I INI ',, u'\, t,1/\ 't 1.' 1·11 .' OH ANC.f COUN I Y <.A l If OHNIA ~!>C l N t S
Dogged gro.up pushes shelter plans
By GLENN SCOTT
O(tM Deltr ,... .....
Members of Irvine's 1.nlmal
welfare aroup preued City
Council membera Tueaday to
move ahead with plan11 lo build a
new animal sheller on Sand
~nyon Road.
Nancy Lee Crantton, 1poktt1·
woman for PAW1 (Promotion of
Animal WcU.&ln&). offered the
council 1u11eatlon1 tor cutt1n1
$668.179 from a f3 million con-
struction eo1t for tho 1hehu.
She aald the co1t1, a cc:om-
µllaht-d by de le tins a a pay·
Falklands war heats up
neuterlna clinic, furniture and
other equlfment and re ·
e1tlmatln1 IOI tettlna and drai-
nage eotU, could be letially re·
moved from the bid already ac·
cepted for the work.
lf the dty poatponl'I action and
requires a aet.'Ond round of bid.I.
1he uid: "We have no 'uarant.ee
new bid.a will be lower. •
To make their point, PAW1
members pulled out a detl1ner
duffel bai full of more than 2,000
leuera and couporu and heaped
them In a plle In front of the
coundl. (Later. they atufted the
ml11lve1 back Into the La(t und
left them for perplexed city
worken lo file.)
The coupon• were clipped
from recent PA W1 udvertl11e-
ment1 uklns resldentl to aupporl
their drive to puah forward with
tt)e new •helter. Ma. Crrm1ton
noWd that the current 1helter lo
Laguna Canyon 11 leased from
owner. who arc trylng to 11ell t.ht
property
The PAW1 pUlh wu int.ended
to counteract r('(.'Ommendatlont
from city admln~trators to poat'
(See ANIMAL, Page AU
British shoot dow-n tw-o planes:
------~ ------Third 10 jobs
on line
• Irvine 1n
Ahout 10 lrv1nc· city cmpluy<'<'H
Ifft: umfor <·onR1dc:ra llon for luy
offs this summer as city ofrtnals
plot ways to b<ilanc.·t· tht·ir
IY8Z-IJ:l budget
Earl1<·r th111 sprang. officials l"I>
t1ma tt·d Jl> many as :rn lo Z5
workt•ri. rn1gh1 be· ldtd oH bt·
cau.~· of drops in n•vt•nut· from
rt-duc.'t'd <.'Onstrucuon acuv1ty and
anl1c1patcd c·utbal·ks in s tall·
n.· 1 m bu rM.'mt•n IJI
·craft
escapes
By Tbe A11oclated Pre11
Britain aaid it shot down two
Argentine warplanea that at·
tacked a ship in the British ar·
mada around the Falkland ls·
lands today. There was no Im·
m~diate comment from Argen·
tin.a.
The Br1u1h said a third Ar-
gentine plane escaped in the
claah inside the 200-mlle war
zone Britain declared around the
Falkland.I.
The British Defenae Minl1try
tn London reported no da.mase to
the umdentifled wanhip or any
British casualties. Tht-nt•ws of the rev1sc•d t·s t1
matt• of l<iyoffs was distributed
rcn•ntly 1n a memo from C11y
Manag<"r W1ll1am Woollt'll Jr .
who said hc"s trying lo kN·p
t'mployc'<•t. and otht•r mten•stt-d
people informed of <:hangt'a tu
the new budgN
No t•1t y work<.·rs evl'r havt•
been laid off m Jrvmt-
B UENA P ARK BIGFOOTS? -Heavens no. it's just Bill
Bixby cuddling up lo a couple of Hanna -Barbera hairies
who'll be in a rebroadcast CBS ,special June l .
Ddenae Ministry spokesman
Ian McDonald said the Argentine
A-4 Skyhawk fighter-bombers
were ahot down by fire from the
wanhlp. He did not aay whether
thui wu from anti-aircraft fire or
mmile..
ll wa1 the firat air attack on
the Brltiah fleet since May 4
when a mluile Crom an Argen-
tine fight.er-bomber wrecked the 1 "We• know tht•rc an· gmng to
be some• <:hanget>," he 1w1d .
"WC''rc trying to get people Into
thl' (information) loop as soon as Buena Bigfoot? , destroyer Sheffield Inside the
war zone.
The British aald 20 aailon were
kll'ed In that strike. we can
Only planners or t-nginecrs LO
lht• <.-ommunaty dl'vt•lopmt'nt de•
partmc•nt or ini.pt·t·tors 1n lhc•
pubht· worki. d<·partmt'nt Jr<' 11
kely to he• laid oH . said Paul
Brndy Jr , ahM1>t<inl C1ty manag
N Tho11<· la yoffs might ht· nt•t·
c•11!1ary, h<· said, benws<· thl'rt'
isn't t•noufith work for th<·m 1,..
cau8'· of lht• drop In constru<'t11111
Big, smelly 'monster' seen Britain claima lu battle fleet
ha.a a atranglehold on the island.I
250 miles eaat ot the Argentine
coast and haa iaolated the esti-
mated 9,000 troops occupying
them. But an Argentine ·naval
soun:e aald the British claim was
"ridiculous "
ThoM' workers also would I.Jc.·
tons1<.lt·r<.od for placement 1( ottwr
opcnmw1 <.·omt• up m other poi;1
t1oru for which they qualify. said
Brady Then. 1( <.·onstruct1on m
<.·rl'ases, the rc•locall'd workt·rh
could bt· shifted ba<.·k to tht•tr
mi ua I Kpolll
Brady and Woollt·tl agreed
that they are trying not to lay ott
any mon• pc_•oplt' than ne<_'efl.'lary.
ln oth<.•r belt-lightt-ning mea·
11ur<·s. lhc• top eight admin111tra
tors, including WoollMl and
Brady. have voluntet-red not to
act-ept any salary increaJ!('S in the ·
new ftSCal vcar
At the same time, no funda
have t:x>en plac'Cd m1tially in the
budget for annual wage adJUSl·
men lll to keep <.'tty jobs on a
competitive scale with similar
jobs elsewhere
W0<1lll'tt said all these slcpti <in·
preliminary measures tn prt>pa
ring his budgl'l proposal thal will
got tn tht• frvine City Council
June· 8
WORLD
Bv JEFF PARKER
O(the Dally Pllol llelf
Mons tn wcil<:he1 s an• planntng
onothl'f vigil tcm1ght at tht· ~x
1·t·ut1v1• Pcirk ApartrrH·nli. in
Aut·na Park wh<.·rt• <i bt·ai.l of
lwll1sh proport1011t. ww1 n ·pur-
lc•c.lly spotted Mond<iy ntf(hl
And by the dl.'s<.·rtpl1un1'1 or
"Bu1·na Park Bigfoot," lht• mon
i.l<.'r won't Ix· hard to rt't'Of(ntlA.'
ll<.· !>Uinds lx·lW<..'t·n 1K·vt•n ,md
1·1ght fet'l tall. growbi "hkc.• a go-
rt Ila" <ind "smells wuri.t· than
rcill.1.'n horse manure "
Tht'M.' descnpl1vt• words t·amc•
from <ipartment manag<·r Lurra1 -
m• Mt!>S<!nclh . who K«ild 11ht• h<.•ard
tht• bl'ai;t growling from a dr:u-
Teen thieves
video addicts?
CORONA <AP) Two youths
apparently "addicted" tu video
games appear to be tx•hmd a rash
o f burglarie1 In rct·enl months.
authorities say.
P olice are sear<.'hlng for a
17-year -old and a 19-ye:ar-o ld,
hoth from Nor<.'O. who allegedly
burglarized f1vl' homcR 1n th~
Corona and No r<.'o ar(·O. Sgt.
Jamc11 Steele of th<· Corona Po-
lwe Department 8'Ud Tuctldoy
Author views world future
Best-selling author Charles Berlitz ii peulml.ttic
about the world'• future but 1UU aay1 doomlday can . . .
NATION
Mayhem replaces sex on TV
Televilion hat turned from 1ex to a record c1ota1e
of murder and mayhem, chargea a dtlrena' watchdos
coe.lltJon. Page A6.
'Eleanor' on tube tonisht
.,Eleanor, Flnt Lady of the World," •PPt•rlnc tonJcbt on televtllon. aa a pleaunt movie but aa hiltbry
il'• ltridlY: .Oft nulf. P• All.
11agc d1u:h near tht• wmplt-x JUSt
after 9 pm Monday
"My hu,.band and I had JUsl
<·ume:.-b<i t'k (rum d1nnt·r a t
Alfy's," s h1· s:.i1d "And ont· of our
t1•nanli. ran up to borrow <1
rl<i i.hl1 ght to find u monlitt.•r
Whim I ran Lo tlw f1•1w<', I <:ould
sme:•ll th1· thing Jwll ;,wful "
Pol1<·1· wcn• .. ummoncd but
took an hour to 1 t"lpcmd bt.><:aUSf..'
they ft•arC'd they wt.•n• being lu·
red bm:k mto thf' un•a by the East
S1dP Gang. wh1t·h 1•nJoys thro-
wing boltlt'fi al patrol <.·ars. Mas-
san<·l h said
"This 111 no pnmk ," s ht.· <.'Onti-
nul.od. "Thl'rt''s no way to fake a
growl like I heard, or a smell Ilk<>
[ 11mclled Th 111 I I! a quiet
neighborhood."
PolK't' w<.•n· flood1-d with callil
Monday night aftN the alleged
sighting
ThC' monst<'r wai. al lcgedly
seen by two w1tn<..'SS<.'8 They said
ll attempted to cnll.*r the com·
plex, then turnl'd away and dis-
appeared bock into the drainage
dilt:h.
Largl' footprtnt11, "about the
HIW of two hands" aC't'Ord ing to
Mn. M1 sHa nclli. wen• found
around the• ditch.
"We tould ht.•ur II in the dark,"
she Kaid. "All lhl· 1.·rit·kcts and
frogs were q u11.•t while 1l
growled "
COUNTY
(See FALKLANDS, Page A%)
Irvine plans
• committee
for the arts
An arts committee in Irvine
will be formed to help the city
<.'OOrdmaw cultural act.ivltles and
advi.e Orange County group& on
arts Lssues.
The Irvine Coordinating Com-
m 1 ttee for the Art• would be
madtt up of reprcsentativea Crom
various cultural group& aa well aa
schools, libraries and aru agen-
c ies, according to Community
Services Director Deanna Man-
ning
The committee, for example.
will screen artists wlahing to
di11play their work11 o n cit y
property. she said. The groulJ
a!Jio can help unify lrvintt'a poai-
tlon on arts l1111ues when infor-
mation l11'l'eque1ted by the Or -
ange County Arta Alliance.
Upp er Bay cleanup begins
Cleanup work beglna on Upper Newport Bay
wlth the Importing of more dirt. Page Bl.
America becomes civilized
Tea lan't just for little old ladlea anymore, accor-
ding to a very British tea ambe•1dor. Pap Cl.
STATE
'
Voten expect little help.
Callfomla voten can ~ Uide help tram the
faderal COW1a ln teidna a falf thaU at re;w•tntatlan, wrtt.91 oolumnllt i-.11 Wat.n. Pap AlO.
·~-If~ AT THE READY Soldier of the Wt·lsh Guards pract1<.-et
with anti-tank wc•apon at P1c.1rbnght Barral·ks TuC'sday in
England as __g~ards pn•pare to d''PC:lrt for Falklandi-. war zoner
6 council hope[ uls
to meet in forums
The six candldalt-s for two Ir
vine City Council HN1ts 1n th<.•
June 8 clec•twn an• to mN•t 1n
public forums al ?;:JO tonil(ht and
Tue&day.
Tonight's mc<'llng at th<' St•
n1or Center, 3 Sandburg Way,
Irvine, will be hosted by th<'
National Women's Poht1cal Cau
cus, League of Womc•n V<>t<•rs
and American Asso<.•iation of
University Women.
St·hool D1htr1t·t Tru11tc.•c John
Nakaoka. moving company ex•·
uuvt• William Pozzi, former lr·
vine I hstc1r1c<1l Soc.'ll'ty Prt'Stdl?J'lt
Barbara W1l·n<•r, English ProfN·
1mr Edword Dornan and senior
<'1t11,e,•n at t1v1sl Mar11rw Keiser.
f "reeze call nixed
GROTON. Conn. (AP) Tbe
Tuesday's meeting. to bC' &m'Cl
on cable channel :J, will he.• host.d
by Irvine Village Forum whofll'
membera rcprc1wnt l'ity homc>·
owners' a11Sociat1ons
home> or lht• shipyard buildln1
the.• new Trtd<•nt balhstac misalJe-.
firing submartn<.>s has refWlt!d to
act on a rC'llOlutlon l'alhng for a
frt"VU' on the dt.>ployment of n\l·
dear wt>apons MCJre than 20
Connecltcut town11 hove adopted
nuclear freeze rC'soluuons.
Council candldaU•h sC'ck ing
four-year terms tndudc incum
bent Larry Agran, Irvin<..• Un1 lwd
INDEX
At Your Service A4 Food
L.M. Boyd AlO Horoecope
~ A8·9 Ann Landen
Herb Caen 82 Movia
CA!Jfomla A6 Mutual Fund.a
C.valaide B2 National Newt
Clallif led 04-8 Spori.
c.omJcl 84 Dr.St.etncrohn
Oro.word 84 Stock Marketa
Death Notkm 04 Televltk>n
J:dltortal AlO ThHtetl
lnWWnment 83 Weethfr
World Newt
SPORTS
Laken now bold 2-0 lead
Cl-12, 01·3
82
82
B3
Aa
A3
&-7
82
A9
All
83
A2
A3
Continued •torle•
ALKLANDS WAR ...
Mher of p,... Allocta·
, iht domn\lc BriUwh new
.. ~ .• Mid \he tn,at.1 AJacri\y
.. _. &he 1hlp ln the eouthem
oaohH of th• ralkland
, tt.. flvt·mlle·wkle ch•n·
twun th• two r1lkl1nd
I and thallenled ,,,
"I want everybody 1.c> be opll·
ml1U(). But H far 11 1 am con· c rned I 1 '9\ very cautlou1. I
think w ~ve &o work at leaat
for a cuuple ol ru.ya," he • d.
A•k•d whon tho two 1ldH
would bo ,..ady tO 1hltt from In· dl~t M80ll1Uona \0 dll'f!Ct wJka
on the f\.uur• of th• Falkland•,
hto uld: ·•we mlaht end our ox·
ere.it«! br th encf of the week ·
I hope>.'
• •
&he 1hip trftd to eecape,
rl11t.e opened fire with lt1
6 auna, Archer llJd.
Brilllh 11id It wu unU·
were any tutvivora.
re relnforcemtnll for the
Aracrfilna made J>ropoeal1 at u.~. ht·adqual'1IJ"I Tuelday, •nd
Britain'• r preMhtatJve •Id they
w c r{'I "very Int r 1Un1" but
would t.akct "• few more d1y1"
for UMC!tllM<fnt.
8rltAln clllmed Ha bMul fleet
hu • 1trong) hold on the t.land.t
260 mile.. f'Ut of the! Ar1entlne
L'OWlt ond llolatod tho mllmat.ed
9.000 t.roopt OC'(:upylna them. An
Aracntln navol llOW'Ce uld the
Britllh claim wu "ridLculoua."
SAOA ENDED -Artl1t Chrla Mai.on seems
le11 than overjoyed at the fate of hla bronze bu
reU•f of the late John Wayne. The memorial
..., ..............
sculpture S. destined for an office ln Newport
Beech City Hill untl1' the dty decides what to
do wlth lt.
force tailed from BritaJn
. The 3,000 ttoos» of the ~th
try 8rl11de went aboard
equl1ltloned luxury Uner
en Elhabeth 2 . Tht'
00-ton llncr'1 1wlmmlng
and h r bow were covered
two helicopter pad• to ac·
modat.e Su Kina chopper•
carry 22 fully-armed troops.
:Jt11h Foref1n Secretary
After a Clfth day of talk•
Tu1..day at the Unlwct N1&Uona,
dlploma\a rcporWd IOmct proirt'll
toward an •8rHment to call 1
cea1m-f ire and re1um neaolla-
Uona on the future of the dltpu-
k'<.I laland1. But the pcmlbillt)' of
u 8ritilh U1Ault on the falklanda
•till loomed.
Wayne 'saga~ ends
in city hall office
11 Pym uld earlier today
1'10me proare11" had been
In i.Jkt al the United Na·
ti to tettle the Falkland I•·
~ crial.a but that "many dltfl·
cuJ leml remain."
apoke after a Cab&net mee-
London but did not .,1',ib-
th• United N1Uon1 ,
tary-Oeneral Jav&er Pernz
d Cuellar uid he w11 ''very a~ to hHt of Pvm'• remark.a.
Prime Mlnl1ter Mar11r•t
Thatcher told the Hou• of
Commona that "the faot wet are
negotlatlna does not cloee otf any
military bptJona al all."
Brltl•h sources predicted the
critical Potnt ln the talkl a>uld be
reached by Thunday. But BrtU.h
mlni1tcn have denied spocul•·
lion that the aowmment hu Mt
a dcadllM for agreement In the
talk.a at 0 .N. ht"adquarten.
~NIMAL SHELTER . . .
.906' 1helter d>n1tructlon until
!Ater thlt Nmmet, when ~et
projection• are better clarlfled.
CouncU membera decided April
U «>continue with the project
while perin1 coell by 10 percent.
But meet1n11 amon1 council
and 1talf memben to adjuat the
project -alon1 wJth 1imilar
cutblckl for an adjacent corpo·
radon yard -have neverthelell
~";d cont\f'UC\k>n.
. -~ city admlnl1trator1 tllll
ar•n t recommendln1 1wlf t IC· tlOJ'. City Adminietrator Paul
8qidy J r. Mid today a new 1taff
re~ wlll be luued eoon advl-llnl. .lhe coundl to aeek new bldl
on ft ecaJed down project.
Brady aald modl(lcatlon1 to
lnJU!al COl'\ltruction plana, auch u
In ;ilns and coollns 1y1tem1. roo or the number of cage.,
woul be f.roperly and more in·
expensive y handled throusH •
new b,d,
A counterpolnl 1.c> PAW•' J>Old·
tion raa provided at the meeting
bv council-watcher tterbert
Hench. Th• '7%-year-old fonner
Internal Revenue Service em·
ployee raJled apmat pet ownen1
who, he laid, operate with an ,,..
retpon1lble "open door pollcy."
He aald untended anJmal wute
endana.eern the dty water IUpply.
"lf they're eo dedkated for an
animal 1helt.er, why don't they
pick Up their do8'1 ···'!" 81 Mkcd.
In a related matter, a worker at
the ex11unc wit.er uJd Tu.day
that 26 clop, l~ call and lix rat>.
btta were liven away I.Mt week durinc a free adopUon J>l'OIJ'U" oommemora\inc Be Kind to Anl-
mall Week.
Fifteen of those anlmalt, ln-
cludln1 I 1 dop, were adopted
Saturday, durlna open houll'
ft"1tlvltlea, 1ald Tereaa Davia,
1helter t«hnidan.
"We've never had that many
animal• adopted on one 1inglt'
da-y," 1he aald, explalnln& the
normal rate for clop la one per
day. •
By STEVE MARBLE
Of'ttle D.U1 ltHot tteff
Thi• John Wuyne mcmorilAI
kUlpture sagu c1&me to an end
thlt week in Nl'wport Beach. 1t
had anything but a movie 11eript
(lnalo.
The bronZA! bu relief of New-
port'• roo.t fulTM.'d citizen. which
hu bttn <.'Olluctlng dwit In artist
Chrl1 Mullion'• Corona del Mar
garogo. will be moved to the city
hall offl<.-c of Ron Whltll'y.
The movt" i1 t>Xpec:led to gen-
erate little fanfare.
Whatley. the City'• perk.a, bl·u-
chea and re<:rt•ullon diroctor, uid
he'll hang onto thl' 6 -foot -long
brtwork until the <.'ity council
docadt.1 what to do with it
Thf' c·oun<.·11 already ha1
banned the bronze piece from
ever being dl•pl.ayoo In tht• dty
hull lobby. th•• only pl66Ce Large
c nouJeh to accommodate the
~·ulpturl' and a few viewers.
Wh1th.•y, whc111u..nd.1 to bet.'Ome
c:urator of thl' smallest mwieum
1t.round with the bu relief 1lttlng
in h 111 offlc:t', said he's 1ure the
artwork w1ll l•ventually be dl1-
played 10mewhl're.
The plec..oe of art, l'Otl\mluloned
two yeor11 ago and fln11hl.od early
thl1 yl'or, dcp1cll u scent' from
the Waynl• movie• "Stagt.'O>Oeh "·
The 111.ory bt•tund the m~morl·
ul, a1 wild 01 1ome of the: lul~
actor'• rpovlc 8t'rlpll, cc:nt.eroo on
the question of who would p11y
off art&»t MatMon
Thl• qut'fftlon c:ame up aft.er the
memorial d oubled In 1lzc and
pr1<.1'.
AftN monltui of bac.·kcnng, the
<.'OUrl(:ll thlB Wf'ck agret'd LO wnt.e
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oaatal
;..,., tllrouth tod•V l>ul t0me
... ~ ..... tOrllgrlt .......
.. to 71 0-..nlOflt IOM 64 IO M t~Mt low cloudl11He :::2:
1Nd-4ft0t'*'8 TllUrOy.
lit(. Hlf h• Thuredey II to 74
Hu1111neton·Hewport ., .. t•m·
pwacw• renge ffom • tow of t3 t~•Hoflofll,
•· ff om 1t01n1 Conotc>-MeJlicM bOfder end
,..... Hol 111•• wltlOe of tt41t 22 k1101t with combined
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819(.1-tO
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8"11• M11111 s·~•on ThefmM
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l:IO
10
00 :13 I! 3e 1)3
w f lnal chapwr in the 1Bg.a In the
form of a check for $10,000. The
$34,000 piece of art now belonp
to tho d ty.
Artl1t Mat1on. who HJd he
wool bankrur.t while working on
the memorla , eald he'• ilad the
whole thln1'• over.
"It'• about time," he com-
mented. "Thi.I whole thing prac-
tlallly ruined me."
Mataon old he con1lden the
bH relief hi• beat creation. He
said Wayne wu hla Ufelon1 ~ro.
"You wait and see," he pre-
dlc:tc.od, "aomeday It wiU be worth
moru than • 1 mllllon. It'• a one of
u kJnd.''
Laguna girl,
17, facing
murder rap
By STEVE MITCHEU
of-. Dlllr .... --A 17 ·)'Hr·old Laguna Beach
High School girl facea char1e1 of
murder foHowlna an apparent
murder-1ulcide attempt near •
Legion Street church Tueaday
morning.
The 8: 10 a.m. incident at the
corner of Lesion and Throu1h
1treet.1 left Jam9 Anthony Ken·
dJlll, 21 . of Emerald Bay. dead.
Laura L ee Fe11t, 17, of 4 ·1~
Legion St., apparently 1hot her-
1elf in the cheat after firing a
round from a 1tolen .22 caliber
revolver at her boyfrit'nd, fatally
woundln& him.
Miu Fel1t, a tranafer 1tudent
at the high achool. wu lilted in
fair condition at UCI Medical
Cen~r thil momtns.
A police 1pokeaman aaid the
Impending breakup of the cou-
ple'• relatlon1hlp apparently
prompted tbe 1hooti~. Kendall, I 1978 araduate o f
Lagun.a Beach High School. pur·
portedly told the teen-aged 1u -
1pect the relatlon1hlp w1&1 over,
lh.e 1pokesman aald.
"They were dOIC! frlend1 for
aeveral yean, and 1he apperently
c.'Ould not aee henelf with anyone
eltfo, or him with another atrl,''
the police 1pokemnan &aid.
He Hid the couple left Ken-
dall'• EmeraJd Bay home aat about
7 :46 a .m . and drove to Miu
Fel1t'1 apartment on Lei~on
Street.
She had written a "wlll-type"
letter prevlou1ly, lndlcat1n1 her
belonalnp 1hould 10 to her mo·
th.er, ihe offlcer uid.
Kendall purportedly parked
hl1 pickup truck on Throuah
Street whllo ah e went In to
change clothea for achool, polJce·
aald.
N<>-eontest
plea made
by Dixon
Patrick Arthur Dixon Jr .• an
honor Jtudent who briefly at-
tended UC Irvine'• Collea• of
Medicine. pleaded no conte1t
Tue1day In lmp•rlal County
Superior Court to chargL'I that he
practlced m«tldne llleplly.
Dixon f'ntered the plea In El
Centro to cher1e. of prNCriblna
medicine without a llcenee and
grand theh for acc:cpuns a $6~.
000 aalary u • paychlatrlat in a
county-run OUJpat.lent clinic.
Superior Court Judie Harold
Chaille 1t.1t a ttntendng date for
Dixon on June 14.
Dixon, 40, wu arrested Mareh
10 on 1uap6don of lmpenonaUng
o p1ychlatri•t during the prece-
d Ing ••ven .month1. u1lng the
name f>f a former collu1e room·
mate, Dr. Howard Smlth.
Dixon already had earned a
doctorate In education and pay-
choloay from tho University of
MlchJpn when he began eta.. ..
at UCI.
However, when he dropped
out of UC1'1 Coll<'8C-of Medldne
In the fall of 1977, he had atwn-
ded claucs for only a ff'w mun-
tht
UCI student
wins $1,000
scholarship
Irvine resident Julie Lofton, a
1tudent at UC Irvine, haa been
awarded a tl,000 acholarahlp by
Irvine Chapter of American .8ua1nela Women '1 ,..._
IOdatlon (ABWA).
Ma. Lofton plaru to be a phy-
11lclan , said ABWA 1poke1man
Burbara Zediker, ond will enroll
this fall at Osteopathic College> of
the P..ac1flc, Rlvenide
The .cholarahlp preaenl.Jltlon
was made Tueaday durlnj
ABWA'1 luncheon In the Sadd·
leback Inn, Tuatin.
!"our •600 acholarahlp1 al10
wf!re awarded Reclplenu are
Lucia Dube of Santa Ana and
Kristen Yoat of San Juan Capi-
strano. both Orange Cout Col-
lege 1tudenll; Linnea Hannipn
of Ml11lon Viejo, a Seddleback
College 1tudenl, and Nan cy
Nielson of !I Toro, a UCI 1tu-
dent.
Canyon
park lee
weighed
lrvlne dty offldall are worried
thl\ th• new ru1Uc park In
Sommer Canyon may be too
coetly to UM tor 1m11l, prlvata
IJ'OUI»· The City Council delayed ac·
lion Tue1day on 1 rea•rvauon
and tee policy that would have
awarded a temporary contract to
Park Avenue Caterlns throu,h
June, 1983. The firm, ba .. d n Orana•. hat provided •rvk.• to
the park for 10 )'tare and ma·
naaed the area for th• lrvln•
Comp•n)' for thci put three
yHt'I.
The park. purch11ud by the
city In 'February under aa 1tate
bond luue. l1 available on • rft-
ervation bull to community ·~ commercial or private 1roups.
The flrat and only f!Vent he ld
1lnce the city took ovf!r the park.
located off BonJ t.a Canyon R* .
waa Wt month'• chill cookotf.
Former plannina commit•lon
member Fraank Hurd, a candidate
for the Irvine Ranch Water Dl1·
trlct board, aa!d he called the ca-
terer to check on propok'd •JX'Ctal
fee ratea for prlva~ and com -
mercial "roup1. He told council
members Park A venue Hid It
would require a $1 ,000 facility
uae fee. A different fee raw mt.a
been propo1ed for non -profit,
clty-1pon1ored and community
SfOUpl.
Hurd aald the $1 ,000 ft.>e, abovt>
any aervices prov1dt!d by the ca-
terer. would pruhlblt 11TU1ll, prl·
va~ groupa from ualng the site.
Under the propoeed contract.
Parle Avenue Cat l'rlng haa
agreed to provldt" re1tr oom1.
tra1h 1t"rvke. security, water.
rooking and refrigeration ~ulp
ment, alte mainu-n.ance and other
1ervlce1 at no co1t to the city
Various community group•
would be charged according to
type of group and number of
people.
City offlclall emphulwd ttuit
no aet Ult' fef! hu been e1ta-
bli1hed for private and commer-
cial group1.
Hurd IUIJge1t.od that thl' city
might cancel It• proposed c.·on -
tract w l th Park Avenue and
supply the neceuery servK't'S and
equipment
Flying snake
captured on
Republic jet
A snuke that o•c:apNJ I mm u
C'Ontoinf'r nnd had the run u( lht.'
cargo arl'a aboard a Rl•publlc:
Alrlinc.•1 }<'tllntr waa .afcly rc-
trwvt.od Thursday night aht·r the
phmt• landed at John Wuync.· Al·
port.
The non -pou1onou11, lil>C foot
long Luu11iana rut 1mukc.• we.
f ound under a b oa rd 1n the
pn'!Ulur1zcd forward L-argo an•a of
the plane by the man to whom
tht> reptile wu det1llnt>d Gory
Bagnall of Callforn1<i Zaolug1cal
Supply, Santa Ana
"[ hud to crawl lru1lde thl' ~urgo
area and lift a fc>w boards bt•lore
I found him. He was Ice m id ao
he wa1n 't moving around very
much," Bagnall litlld today
Snakes url' cold-blooded crea-
turc,'tl, he explalntod.
Thi• 1nake waa among 150 that
were belnlJ sh1ppc.od from Mem-
phis for 1ublequent sale by Calf.
fomla Zooloslcel, a wholeaal<'r of
reptile• and amphibians, Hid
Bei)lall. 24, of Twnln
=:.11 CWvtllllld
Clmbl• SC Cotumtiut
Otl·FI Wlh
Oe'fl«t Oenv.,
Dee Moine.
Def roll
O\Jlultl £1 Pno ,.,00
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Ml11 Fel1t then apparently
broke lntu the apartment of 1
friend, where 1he retrieved tho
email handsun, and walked back
out to the truck.
She purpoNdly climbed back
Into tht pa111n1•r aide of the
truck and clOMd tM door, then
fired at Kendall without war·
classes
in Irvine
ummer
offered
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16 71 to 13 1• ... 67
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"11t. peJr •U-UUt.d out of &he
truck, and 1 wrin .. , eald Miu
feltt potnttd tht w•pon Ind ti·
rtd M It.. 1tood aver ihe body of
her boyfriend.
A pa11trby r•n to the couple
and t.Ook the I"" away, tclMnl lt
on &he.,_ aweral ylrde away.
PoUce IMd 1 nune who WM ln
the area lmmedtately be~ ad· minJ1tMin1 fir• akt to Mfll Felll unul ftN And police of fAdall ar·
rived al tht ane.
Kendall cW It the aceM, •· IDtt.t efforta to MW him and MJll
fell\ WH ru1h•d &o Ml,.lon Community H0tpltal'1 trauma
center and later tranapol1ed io
UCI M.ucal Center.
I Re•••n 10 •P~•r
WASHIN010N (AP) -,... . r-::::.-=.:.=
I pa IVl'~rllUlw r. ...., of.,.., ............ ,,... .......... .., ..
With c.._. r1n1ln1 from rou.r *'""'to wallpepll'tnc offtr9d lft lrYtnt WI IWNMI',
anyone wlao ml1ht for1et
where he put hil .... kri ot
.,..,., ,.... ..., cart enroll tn
• me1nory lnaprovement
w~ The tla11e1, offered thlOUO .. ...,,. OcA..-y
8ervfn1 Department, are
open • d&J ..-...nt1 f« W• ltlon ,.., nnctnc from f 10 lot .... two , ..... ..u,....
MC .. to f 116 for f IWIOI·
' :::Jl~1ft•ar·Wttk hll)\ -·~=· The tmory work• op,
July 19 and 2ts, coeta 12 l.60
per person while the el1ht·
Wffk outdoor roller 1kaunc
COUl'M, divided Into adult and
chlldren '• 1tctlon1, cou1 •18.00 and blclnl June 23. Othtr cl_... off ertd ln·
cbade yop·WJ nl0¥tmenl. tl1rnnllClm ...-, lntl'OdUC·
lion to ldlna. ~ believe dan ce ehu for• and
O·yter-0~ ~ pitar
and l"9ldU'I ~' f« llCOftd ~ tb ...... tntonnadoft on au e1-II
available &hroqh the Com· mwM~1. lr*'9 ~' by ClaWftl 764.-e.
~
I
House Dill hacked
Measure to provide
WASHlNOTON Conc.•nwd 1b0ut tho UOY·
bled houatna lnduatry, lht> Houte hu approved 1
bill that would provide t l billion ovtr the neJ<t tJx
month• to lower mortaaa lntere•t rate• ao thou·
•ndtl of famUlea oould afford to buy houaes.
"Thia bill will provide lhouund1 of American
famlUet with decent houalna. 10mtthln1 that the
aovcrnmont hu alrn<llll foraotten how to do In re-
cent month•.'' .. Id Jtep. Ft1rn1nd J. St Oerma;n,
D·R.I.
'Illo eme,..ncy blll, •pproved on a a.&-65 vote
Tueeday, propoeee t.hat th aovernment •pend fl
billion throuah tht remainder of tho flteal year that
endt ln October. The mc11urt now aoe1 to the
Sena ... which it all'ftdy coruld rtna 1lmllar wall·
latlon,
Decision "appalls' drug firm
• ALBANY. N.Y -Eli Lilly and Co. aaya lt ls
"appalled" at a rullns by New York'• hlghL'tt t.'OUrt
that the pharmoc't'utlcal company must pay a half-
mlllion dollan m damages to a woman wh<>1e mo-
ther took the drug DES during pregnancy.
In a unanimous rulins Tueeday. the Court of
Appeala decided the company must pay $600,000 to
a MinneaDta woman, Joy'--e Bichler, even though it
waa not determ1n~ that Lilly manufactur~ the
drug.
The court upheld a 1979 dt.>clalon by a state
Supreme Court jury that M.. Bichler ahould receive
compcl'\ll8tlon for canecr whkh developed in 1971
when she was 17. That jury decided that LWY. and
other major DES manufacturera hod not adequately
tested the drua before puuina It on the market.
Attorney General tax queried
WASHINGTON -Attorney General William
French Smith went outalde hi• blind trust to Invest
$33,000 In an oil and gaa drilling tax shelter which
made him eligible for $YY.OOO in federal Income tax
deductiona, a apokesman said today.
The Wuhington Poet reported today that the
venture wu claim1nll 1981 tax deductiona of twice
the amount pennltted by current lntemaJ Revenue
Service rullnaa.
Justice Department spokesman Tom DeCalr
said that Sm1th invested $16.~ In the venture on
Nov. 27, 1981. and another 116,600 on March 30.
1982.
Reagan hosts Brazilian chief
WASHINGTON -Brazilian President Joao
Fijuelredo. welcomed at the White House against a
backdrop of fighting in the South Atlantic, told
President Reagan todar, Braz.ti I.a striviOJt to "build
bridges between states ' no matter how difficult a
WOOffi[OO
tuk that may prove.
"The purpoae of Brazilian diplomacy it to
strengthen the llnka of confidence amonf the
countries of thia continent 10 that the aplrit o con-
ciliation and peace may prosper," Fi~ aa.ld.
Pope begins Portugal tour
LISBON. Portugal (AP) . Portugal gave an
exuberant wekomc t.oday to Pope John Paul ll as
he began a four-day pilgrimage to pey homage to
Our Lady of Fatima and "thank God for liavl ng my
Portur.iese soil , calling at "the land of the Virgin
Mary, ' and said in Portuguese:
"l aalute you Portugal ... land of martyrs,
aamts and heroic aervanta of Chrllt."
His white robes rustling In the wind under
overcaat skies, John Paul told Preeident Antonio
Ramalho Eanes and 15.000 flag-waving children
life.'' ' Arriving from Rome. where he survived an
assassinauon attempt wt May 13. the pontiff kissed
Religious repression "nil'
MOSCOW -Evaneehat Billy Graham sa[d.
today he hall ~n no direct evidence of religious
repreMion an the Soviet Un10n and said the concept
of religious fre<odom was a rclatlvc one. '
'vlslt~d (ln the Soviet Union) -and there are
thousands of them -11ervku are allowed to go on
freely," the 63-year-old Baptist told a new• confe-
renc:e at the clOIW! of the second plenary session of
the Conferen<X' of Religious Worken for Saving the
Sacred Gift of Life from Nuclear Catastrophe. "It would seem to me that in the churches I
~UillU~
Union vote ballots challenged
SACRAMENTO -It will be at least three
weeka before a decision on challeneed ballota that
will determine the out.come of the nation's largeet
academic uruon election al the 19-aunpua California
State University.
When ballot• from a runoff election were
counted Tuetday. the Un1ted Profeaors of Callfor-
nia, AFL-CIO. led the Congress of Faculty Auoci-
ations, 6.473 votet to 6,464 -a difference of 19.
But 608 vote• were challenged: 297 by the
university. 198 by the UPC. two by the CFA and 11
by the Public Employment Relations Board, which
aupervi.ed the election.
Gates staµds by his· remark
LOS ANOELES -Polke OUd Daryl Gates
say1 he's sorry If he offf'ndcd anyone-by IUJUteeting
that black• may be more prone to death from
chokehold1 than "normal people," but he siands by
ht. remarks.
recover aa quickly from carotid chokeholds -
which render sµspecta uncoru1Clous by cutUng off
blood to the brain -because their carotid artefiee
may funcUon differently than those of "normal
people.'' The city'• five-member Board of Police Com-
ml11lonet1 planned to consider the remark• and
pmaible dllclpllnary action against Gatet at a mee-
ting today.
A number of dvll righta leaden and at least
two city councilmen have urged Gates' dlamlasal
because of hll 1tat.ed ''hunch" that blacks might not
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VOL 75, NO. 132
. '
Broker indicted
in record fraud
SAN BERNARDINO -State
and county off ldalJ filed charges
aplnat mortgage broker Wa~
Burton and MVen bualneta U10-
cta te1 on 182 telony counts in
what thoy call the lar1e1t r-eal
estate brokera1e fraud ln Call-
fomJa hlltory.
Burton'• Unlverul Finance
Corp. already la ln ta'etvenhtp.
The charaet flied Tuelday allele
Burton and hll partnen Commft·
led a.rand theft, for1ery, l«Uri·
tle1 vlol•tlont and tax fraud
lhn>ua~ UnJv«Ml and C..lifomla
llqultr. Home Loen compeny.
· We're Ll•t.,,lng •••
1 Whal do you tlh •bout the Dall~ Pilon What don't you llkt?
Call lM n'-lmb9r below •nd your mttHI• will bo reeordtd,
tranaulbed and deltvtrtd to the approprtatt editor. n. eanw 2'•hour auwertaa Nnle. may M UHd lo NC'Ol'd let•
t.rs to tM tdttor on in, ..,..;,ltaUbox eontrtbutors mutt IMlude
ll,•lr ,...., ud ..._.,._. • ..._ for fmflnUon. Jllo ritnlllloft nll1, ........
Tell ,.. whit 't on your mlnd.
., .
Orange Oout OAILV PILOT/Wldnetday, May 12, 1112
DEVASTATING BLAZE -Firemen walch
helplessly as huge spire on his toric Notre Dame
d e Lourdes church In Fall River, Mass. plunges
to earth as fire destroys the sanctuary. Blaze
A"Wlr~
started in the church , which was being rerfb-#..
vatcd. Fire spread to nearby structures, left t# ·
familic.'8 homeless. Damage 1s estimated at $'31 :
million. n 11 I
•t'··:
Grgas gains
Seal Beach
council post
Ex-cop to be tried ~D·!
t·· •• 'l I 14
"I 1.' J on felony perjury
111 J~ I
bct•n f1rc•d from the Anahetfrl •!•
poltet• force in February fol~
wmg an internal lnv<'8Ugauon."~""
Seal Beach vow rs havc elecwd A formt:r Anaheim pohc.-e orr..
Victor s Grgas, 8 3 J -year-old cer has been ordered to s tand
government bu111ness COflllultant trial in Orange County Superior f Court on a felony perjury count to a our-year term on the City In c.'Onnet:tlon with his acuv1ties ~~~received 647 voletl while on a special crame-faghting task foree his opponent, James G. Funk. got However. two other former
405 votes TuC!ld.ay. officers facing charges of using
Funk. 36, a community devel-cxt'eulvt-force while belonging ~ment d1reetor for the city of to the same task force weren't
untington Park, had received bound over for trial Tuesday
more votes than Grgae in the followina a dosed door prehma-March 30 primary election. The e
A month latn, the Oran~"
County Grand Jury 1nd1t.·t.Ptr1h
them on charge'!\ of <.'Onsp1racyt~·1'
obstruct justice. falato 1mpr1so#!'; ...
mc•nt und assault under the t-ol~··'·
or authority I<.:
Dt•puty District Attorney T~·r•
Lloc·thal!i indicated h<.> would :1fi. ,.,,
pt•al Judgt· Ryan's dec1s1onlt .. · ,,, ,,,,,
run-orr was hl'ld bt:ot1IUSl' ncather nary hearing an West Orange
got a maprity. County Munidpal Court. v• ,,
Election officials put thl· voter Judge Judith Ryan rult>d that , f
Pro golfer
turnout at 30.4 pert.'Cnt In TU(."11· defcnd&int Peter:tWann should Lopez-Melton_,,,._,_'
day·11 volt• that induded down-face trial an Supenor Court only
town &>al B<·ach and In Surfside· on the sangl<' pt•rjury l'Ount. H<' J
an district I. had bcC'n previously C'ha rgl·d asks divorce
Joy<.'t' Rism•r und CM:ar Brow with eight ft.lony counts of using
ne ll won 1..•IN·tlon outrl~ht hu1t exn·ssiv<· for<·<· and mi streating HOUSTON (AP) Goll
March whtm they captured the prisoners. Num·y Lopc•z-Mc•lton. a lt.•ad
majority of votes an thclr dis-Judge Ryan rl'duced four as-munc•y-w1nn..r on ~hc Lad s
trict.s. sault counts against Wann from P rof<·sswnul Golf Associatl
felonic.-s to m1sdem<>anon1. Tht'S(.• tour. has fal<>d fnr divul'C(' fr Bogart eulogized l'harges w ill not bt.• tr1Pd In hN husband or three yeah .
Superior Court. Houston sportS<:aster Tam M~l-
LOS ANGELES (AP) Scv-Wann was ordered to appt.'l:lr t.ol). ,,.,
eral major r(>(.'Ordlng stars wh08e for arraignment on May 24. Melton t."Onftnn<'d that his wiJf
careers werc enhanced by pro-Has two codefendant.s had all had fik-'d divorce papers. · ,.
ducer Nt.•al Bogart sang his fa-t'hargl's against them dismissed "I did not want the divorce,'~
vont.c song at hls funeral. About The Judge ruled there was 1n-hl' added ,,.,.
1.000 people. including Bob Dy-suffldent cvidenc.•e to hold for-"I love Nancy more now t~,
Ian and Burt Bacharach, atten-mer officers John C. Everley. 32. the day I marned her," he said.
ded the funeral TuC!lday for the and John Jansen. 43, for trial an "8c<.•au11e of that. I will alway,i.
39-year -o ld Bogart who died Superior Court. care about her and what happetla'
Saturday of cam:er. Ttw three former officers had to her." '""
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Talk
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('rrit(ll'd <:1•m11/111(1fli. A ( ;,'\
WE'RE SETl'LED IN
at our aew llome
Corum 's Masterpiece Collection
Fine Gold lngott,
Weighing 5, 10, °' 15 or.,..,,,..
Eteotronlc Ouar1z
t200otd
Piece. Electronic
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Orlf109 Cout DAILY PILOT/Wedneed~, M'Y 11, ,..,
Cash discounts p ermitte d
8~ PAT HOROWITZ o.-.w,,..,..,.
DEAR PAT1 I am coa•lderlDJ offerta1 • .tllcHal lo cHla cualomen or ruy 1mall
lt•1laet1. Are tlaere aoy law1 re1ulat111 tlal1
., CH I b11t1t11 e1CabU1la lh OWD proce· ... ,.,
M.G., Co1ta Me11
StarUna a "dlx'Ount tor cash" pro1ram
dote not requtre the approval or any f('der•l
qency, KICOl'dJna \0 the Fedvrul Tradf! Com·
ml•lon. However, you mtat dl11e:lotc clearly
and conaplcuoualy t.o all cu1tomcrs (not just
credit card holders) that you oHt>r a dllcount
for cash. You can do thlal by pc.unai ll 1Jgn at
each location wher purchaau ru made-
1ayln1: "We Give Dli1count1 for Ca.h ," 011
eomethlna 1lmllar
FTC add1 that the dltcount may be Ill
larae u you wt.ah and you tuiv" the opUon of
offert~ cuh dlacounta onl)' on certain typee of product• or tervlcea, or only at certain
1torea In a chain. Although the Truth In
Lend1na Act pennita you t.o offer a dlaoount
for cuh, It forblda you to put a 1urcharge on
purc.halet made by credit card cuatomera. ll
you poet ~y the credit card price by each
Item and theft deduct the cH.cou.nt when a cuh
lale la made, you are offering a dilloount for
. If you po1t both a credit card price and
the lower caah price by each Item, you are alto
offerin& a <illcount foe cuh. But if you only
poll the d18oounted caah price and then charge
your credit card cuatomera the higher amount.
you are addJ.na a 1urcharge and that la again.at
the law. If vou have queatlon1, contact Ju11lin
Dlnafelder or Larry DemJlle-Wagman at the
Federal Trade Commiaslon, Sixth and Penn·
aylvanla Ave., Washington, D C 20580, or
phone (202) 724-1139.
Dog sh ots clinic set
DEAR PAT: Your do1-owolng readers
will be glad &o know tbat llaJted Humultar·
lan1 of Oran1e County wlll again 1ponsor a
low-cost vaccloatloo clinic June 5 at Murdy
Park, 70t0 Norma Drive (near Golden West
St. u d Waner) lo Huntlqloo Beacb from 10
a.m . to % p.m. Tbe coat will be $3 for rabies
and U eacb for dlatemper and parvovlru1
vacc1natloo1. Payment mu1t be lo caab and r:t1 slloold be leaabed. For loformallon about
w-cost cat vaccloalloo1 or spaying and
oeaterlag, your readera may call a United
Ul7 p sychologist
wins f ellolfship
Med.lca.l PIYChol~t Deane Shaplro Jr , dlrec·
tor of outpatient PIYChiarty at the UC lrv1.ne Med·
lcal Center, i1 one of ~O American profeulonala
chOMn for a W.K. Kelloa Foundauon National
Fellowahip. Dr. Shapiro, of Lquna Beach, will atudy how
bualnelMll In the United Stat.es and Japan cope with
execuUve 1trel9. He al.lo will compare the effect!·
venaa of Western and Eutem 1treu management
techniquea.
Kellogg fellows are 1elected on the basts of
credentiall, akUla, lntereata, demonstrated leader·
1hJp potential and recommendation.a from ln.st1tu·
tlona. Each receives a three-year grant o ( up \0
$30.000.
Sha lro, 34, jolned UCl In 1980 after aerving at
Univenlty. He al.lo hat aerved aa dean of
affaln at the Pacific Graduate School of
piycholoiY.
H e recent}~ pu_bllahed a book ti tl ed
"Meditation: Self RegUJ.aUon Strategy and Altered
Sta tee of Coradou.lnel9."
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B,,.clal
..., 12-May 11, 19'2 ..... ..., ... : '·"
I ... 1111 lllOlt bttllbM of Jiff
''""' w1111 en 011ns•·red bodJ t111.iuoud ••Ill three ~tee• ..._ 1117 ,_ we "lll't 1ed. I 1111
.. lttflll elld ICUYt S.. 111t at
.. T1.,icawWtt1111e11
u lt 11n01 lilt ntlllt "Clown
Lttdl'' I« o111J l.M.
HomaaUarlaa volHIHr from It a.m. &o ' p.m. a& IH·llU, Ht.ltll w IM-4tlt .
H.M. OeNftONVo Uni~ HumanJtarlana • la offenna •
durable. llaht-wetsht formlc:a pot ldentlfica-
llon taa at lta co1t of $2. Th• tap come In
1mall, medium or lar1e alin In red, blue,
yollow, black or whlw. Tho em.all ~aul
tablo for a cat or very arnalJ q . The can
be ordered by -~ •2 (CMh only) to niied
HumanUarian1 of Oi'anao County, P.O. Box
477, Garden Grove 92042. Include the pot'•
name, owner'• name and addr.,., city and
1tate plut two telephone numbes;p -:--you,..
and a friend'• OI' relaUve'1. '1be macsc word,
"reward," a1lo can be lnduded.
Use child restraints
DEAR RE.ADJ!:RS: Th.la la Child PUlen·
ger Salety Week. Studlol lndicate that traffic
accidenta are the major killers of y~ten,
according \0 the National Automobile Club,
which adda that thla traaedY could nearly be
eliminated by the use of re1tralnt devlce1,
usually oon.1l1Una of a 1turdy .eat attached \0
the car by anchoring belt.I. Even mnall bablm
can be \Om from a parent's anna in low 1peed
crashe1 . The re1tralnt device holds them
securely and dlatribut.es the force of the cruh
evenly.
The club reports that an eight-year 1tudy
In the at.ate of Wa1htnaton 1howed that 90
percent of the deathl and 70 percent of lnju·
rles lo children under age 5 who were invol-
ved In automobile accldeni. could be pre-
vented by a safety restraint l}'ltem.
The Californ ia Child Pauenaer Safety
Committee •urveyed children pa11enRers in $4
countlea durlna 1981 and found that only
13.2 percent of children under aae ~ were
protected by the simple device. Acron the
nation on an average day, three children un-
der age ~ die and 160 are Injured becaUle they
were riding In a vehicle without child re·
11tralnta.
• Gut u problt!m~ wrltt! to Pat Horo-.. 1 w1tz P•t will cut r«l "'~· getelng the
ill .,uwt•f'I •nd ll<'rlon you ne«J Co .olve In·
equJCJt!S In government •nd bum,,,.. M.n
your quc111ion1 to Pat Horowitz, At Your Servlc:e,
Orunp Cout Dully Pilot. PO Box 1'80, O.c. meM,
CA 92626 A. many lecten u poalble will be .,...
Wt•rrd, but phoned mqulrle6 or letUIT9 not Jndudl111J
the readPr'• full namt>, addre11a and bu1/nH11 houn'
phone number cannor be oonllidered.
MAY PHOY.O
SPECTACULAR
•• COLOR
REPRINTS
2 25$
Ret11rnfng t o Bob Burns
Fat1blon Island
RONNI E BROW,
at tbeplano
• Direct from bis U.S. tuur
-...
• limited engagement
beglm May 4tb
• AppearlnR n1esday
tbru Saturday nlgbts
3 7 Fasblon lsla11d
714-644·2030
Thru Mey 22, 1982
Fish & Chicken
Dinner Only •239
Ciet two g~at tuta In e>Ur Fish ti
Chicken Dinner. E8ch dinner het 1
crlapy fl1h flllet end two tender
whltemat Chicken Plenka,• M1Wd
with freth cole alaw and gotct.n fryn.
... HAMORM.VD.
COSTA•8A
Jult ... Of =~:..
Seville
recall
ordered
ABC wins firs t s weeps
'Dynast y' soap er gainin g vie wers
WASHINGTON (AP)
-General Motors Corp.
hu been ordered to re-
call &0,000 1978 c..dUllCI
\0 correct an a1r poUu\.l.on
emlulon.t problem simi-
lar to one whJch aroae in
tho 1976 and 1977 mod·
4'11.
The Environmental
Protection Aaency aald
that the recall affect•
Cadlllac Sevltlea whh
6. 7 -ll ter fuel -Injected
auollne enaln•. lt aald
defect• In the exhaust
pa red.rcu1aUon ayatema
an! reeulUna in eXCNlive
nJll'Olen oxfde emi811ona.
The EPA, which two
yeara aao required G M
\0 fix a atmllar problem
on 1976 and 19'7 Sev-
Ulea, aald that the recir-
culation 1y1tema on the
1978 Cadllt.c. have be·
c ome c to11ed w i th
carbon-Uk.e depo.tta.
Under the order, GM
hu 4~ day1 to aubmit a
plan t o remedy the
problem or requeat a
hearlna.
1.08 ANOEU'.8 (AP} -Tho fas~ PflCiecl ala Uc:k movie ''Cacldy1hack"
on CBS r.'ntehod at the top of the
NlelMn raU.. but ABC c1a1med tho
flm week of the May IW•pl.
ABC'• tut-rllln~me-tlme ~P opera "[)ynalty" pu ..cond in the
ratino compiled by tho A.C. Nlellen
Co. 'n. lhow ended Ill current aeuon
after a myatery that won't be reeolved
until fall.
A.BC wu flnt in tho May Swee~
week endJ.na May 9 wtth 16.7. CBS
flnilhed. fUll potnt behind wtth 14.7
and NBC waa third with 13.3. The
t
Schools OK
4-day week
DAYS CREEK. Ore. (AP) -ln a
coat-cutting move, the Daya Creek
School Board haa voted to g o to
four-day tchool weeks in the fall.
1ile t>o.rd aareed to uk the 1tate
Department of b:iucation for a waiver
of rule• requiring dl1trkt1 to have
1chool at leaat 115 day1 within a
12-month period.
The board plans to lengthen the
achool day by one hour. School would
be held Monday• through Thul'ldays
until Thankagivlng. After that, achoo!
will be held Tueadays through Fri·
daya.
networks M)' that fMltnl in ea OWi'•
ap prtme-Umo mlnu&e 16.1 pwoent ot
the nation'• hoMel wtth TV were tu-
ned to ABC.
An NBC rerun, "TV't Ceo.t0red
Bloopon," flnlthod third, and corn·
ni.~:: top five ahowt wore A.BC'1 "'roo for Comfort" and ·~•
c.ompany ." Such peNnnlal CBS frona..NMerl
u ''60 mlnu•'' and ''Dallu'' are lnto reruna and did not make tho Top 10.
"60 Mtnu•" w• in 11th place and
"0.UU" WU in 26th.
Here are the Top 10 lhow1: "Ct4d~," lundey = Moolte, • r•tlne of
23 2 Of fl 6 l!lllllotl 11o1.1M e. CH. "51:· ," 22 7 Of 1e I mmGft, AK: 0•TV·1 C.-ed ( .. ).It. or H .t ll'lllllon. NIO, "Too CIOH or
Oolftlort," 20.1 or 11.4 mlllton, A•C: "Tllrff't Compen~:· 19.1 or t6.f mllllOfl, A9C: ''''°'' of UN,' 19 t Of 114 mlllon, HeC: "Hett IO Herl," 11.t
Of 11 1 mlllon, AK. "M-A.a.+f' ~. 1U Of 11.0
mi.on. C81: "l!Wde tt1e Thltd ~."PW\ I. IU Of
t6.0 mlrilon, AeC. "111111 of the~ llwe,"
tl.S or 14.t mlllOft. AIO.
"-• .,. '"-neXJ 10 lhOWe: "to Mln!MI," cat:
"The l'lll Guy," ABC; "The D!At• of Huzard" l"I. cea. "The ~ 1oe1," AeC, .. ,.... Peope." Nee.
"TMQl\efe Only," N9C; "Olff'rent 9ttotl•," ..O:
"Gimme e 81Nll,'' NBC. "Megnum. P.1 :· Cla: ....
Sir ... eiu. ... Nee
H«e ere the five IOWMl-fellld .r-: "Qoldle end
the Kldl ," ABC. "Chlcego 8t0fy,'' HBC, "'II~ Murphy," ,,.IC, "Crim• In Amerlce," AIC: .. Jo61M>ooll.'' "8C
'Health' cola eyed
Pl':KI NG !AP) Ch ma hllli dcve-
lo pt'<.l 1l.ll own "mla," 3 health drank
madt: from p(•ony routs th11 l t:ould
turn into an 1ntcrnal1onal lx-st-8<.'ller,
the Peopll''s D1uly rl'purt.ed.
~· NU T RITI O N~ :soUTH COAST PLAZA
COSTA MESA
557-6161
VITAMINS
LI NDBERG vusm PACI II
30 Day Suppfy reg. 18.95
90 Dey SUppty reg. •6.96
RICH LIFE
CftUTED ZllC
25 MQ. 100 Tab9
LINDBERG
m11111 E • LI.
50 Cape
THOMPSON
ORUllC IROI
90 Tabl
LINDBERG
mm111
25000 l.U. 100 Caps
13.95
38.95
'
1.95
3.95
1.35
2.15
GROCERIES
KING TUNA
LlllT IUT TUil
8'tio oz. Can
GOOD STUFF
WHUT BREU
2• oz. Loaf
HEAL TH VALLEY
PUllT IUTTER
Salted Creamy 16 oz.
LINDBERG
FRUCTOSE
18 oz.
LINDBERG
SllFLIYfER SEEIS
Raw-UnaaJted 16 oz.
CELESTIAL SEASONING
TEI ...... Zill•
• .. •• ,, Tiiie
24 llQI
PRODUCE
.79
• 99
1.67
1.95
1.39
1.19
.11 ..
LOWER LEVEL CAROUSEL MALL
BULK PRODUCTS
l¥D 71 nus Tl GllllE Fl•
BROWI RICEca.T) .45 ..
RAW ILIOIDS ~ 1.95 ..
7 &Riii IRllOU .99 •.
CAROB COlfED RllSllS 1. 75
· COUPON
I CHEWABLE YITllll c
I IUY OIE IET OIE FllEE ! 111. ,riot 2.11-YH ltt j Twt lettl11 Ftr Dis Prlet
I 100 •-&• wfftt 1 ....... H4
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LUNCH COUNTER
TUIA
SllDWICH
PUIUT
BUTIER
SHllE 1111 •
2.25
1.25
HEAL TH &
BEAUTY AIDS
MILL CREEK
EUSTll
SKIN ELASTICITY
TREATMENT CREME
3 .4 oz. Reg. 8.50
Mill CRl:EK
HENNA
• IUllPGO 18 oz.
• oo•m1111 18 oz.
DELI
ALTA-DENA
RAW MILD
OIEllll OIEESE
18oz. P-*909
5.9&
2.10
2.1&
L:ARGE AA
FEmUEMI 0o&.
ALTA DENA II LOWl'AT NAJA ... _.,
• OI.
IAI • PA1ca1 ..,.cnn TillU MAY a .. ·
111111 ClllT CllTl 1111 110111
VJll ·rn l•h• r.11\1 1. l'•IL OH ANGE COUN I Y C AllrOHNIA 25 CENl S
24 Newport -Mesa teachers lose johs
1
By JODI CADENHEAD O(IMDlllr ,.._. 1t1H
Tru•t.ect In the Newpurt Mt•
Unified School Olltrlct apprt1vt'<.t
thti final tar.off of 24 t.eacher'I In
tho diatrkt rut.'ldoy, whllP at tho
omu time aavlni aiymnaath-11.
MUiling and o d1>vdopmcmtal kin
dergarte n claas formurly 1lat('d
for 1•1lmln11llon.
The board'• action cam fullo·
wtna heorln11 before an admln ·
lttratlve luw Juda April 27. who
revlcwud tht> namca of 88 tea·
c h ert before coming to a final
decltlon.
K ovin Wheele r. dlttr kt uul•·
tant superintend •nt for f)("rt0n·
net. aald the salortes iind txmerlta
corm.>d by thl' 24 teachel'li tolllls
Falklands war heats up
about •no.ooo
Wheeoler added that ulwut 12
tHChf'r• who1MJ name• w ert> on
the lh1t wc>rt-1uvud by the IHl·
minute rctll(nullo'\ of tcachen
plannins to rttlru In Juntl.
"A htw peo ple came In thl1
afwrnoon uylng If It m('un• tfl·
vtna 10mebody'• job, here'• my
n1lgntetlon," Mid Wh("{>ler
The rt'tiiJUtllon of one of thaN•
1t•1tc:ht>r11 not only 1p4o1rt'd Chrl1-
tlnct Relnemann'• job u a dcve·
lo pment-al klndcra•rtcn W•cht!r
&it Klllybrooke l1lcmcni.ry 1ehool
an C.:O.ta Met1a. but aal.IO uvc:d the
progrum
About J~ pare nta whOR• ~hll·
dren urc enrollt..>d In the kinder
garlcn clau, that h elp• place
l 0hlldrc n at their developmental
ll•vcl. i.lll<'ndC'd tht• ffi('(!tlng In
11upport of th" pruainam
L H 1''l'rgu1con, 1.1 prlnd pul ut
Klllybrookl', auld t tw t(U1t1rontw
of M1 Kt•1nt•mann'11 Joh will 1·11
ublt> the program to 1·1111t111u1·
next yeur
Gymnu11l1<·11 und 11u1l1111(, onn·
1•11rmark4-d for chmtnuuun, will
lw ufft•n·d n1•x l Yl"Jr 1111w .. full
time wuch1n~ po.s1t111N1 wuukl 1111l
bt• 1.1Ht'C'lt-d. 16ld Wh•-t•h:r
Thi• nurrw1 of thP 24 t..uac:hc6t
(U('lllf{ l11 y11(( an Jun(• Wl'ft•n't rf•
lt•.tMc'<.I
TrU11t1-t•11 ul110 upprov<.-d it"nJlrQI
lo yo fr not1t·t·11 to ~!36 d1.1Hlfiup
1·mploy1•t•11 (111111 u·u<·her•) fac:inJ
layofr in Jurw l>111trkt offkl&t,t
1'11111 lhc·y 1•><pC<t'l only itbout 35 Cf?
40 11( thoM• ..i<'tually will tX! lat~
oft • •
British shoot down two plane~
Suit could block
off shore oil leases
A s u 1 t f al t•d h y l hf' -. ta l 1· 11 I
C1:1l1forn1l:I aga1ni.t th1· r1·d1•r:.il
gov<:rnm1·nt ov1·r offo,hore 011
drilling c.:ould prcv1·nt lr<.1cts cirr
Newport lkal·h iJnd Lagunu
Bc&ch f rom bt•ing lt•asl'd nt•Xl
month
US l11t1·nor &'(n•t.ary Jamt~
Watt trn i. pmpoi.t.•d putting 11
1Jffshun· tru<'l.b nl'ar Nc•WJXJrl and
L<iguna cm th<· nuirk,•t June 11
The suit, f1k'<l Tuei.day in Lc.ltl
Ang<'ll'S by Gov Edmund Brown
Jr l:lnd tht· ~talc• Coastal Com
m1s111on , 1>µc.·t·1f1cally t'h<t lleng1:11
Wa tt's authority lCJ least' i2
Southt-rn Cl:l l1 rorn1a oCfshore
trocts
Th"' four trl:lc.l!i orf Nt•wport
and Lagurui are thr<.'<' and a half
miles off11hore. Both c1lu.11. crltl·
l'<tl Of the> propOlll'CJ lt•a11e 1181<.'.
hav<' hintc·d th•·y muy J"'" the•
SUit
Newport fi<·;i(·h Ccty Att.<irn<•y
M1 <·hue·I M1l11·r i1a1d tht· ('lly
Counol h.ii. g1w·n tum pc.·rm111. .. 111n
to .1mn th1.· suit 1 ( hl• bt'l1t·Vt"li ll
would Ix· in th<· l'lly's be-st inter·
1-st. Ht· >!Uld ht· Will dt't'ld(• Within
10 days
Th<' 11ull SJX'<'I r u:all y t'Omplaans
l hcst lt·asing itornc• o r the trat·U.
would t·ontrad1c.·t th1· Comm111
s lon'i; c·cJilllta l plan.
It also iut1d Wutt vwlatcd tht•
r1 ·deral Out.er Cunum·ntal Sht•U
Landi. Act by fu1l1ng lo follow
thl• g1wt·rnor's rt'l:Omffi<'ndall1JfUj
that <:t'rla 1n trat·t s be dt'lc•tNJ
from thc· June ll'W14: sale.
Wutt, tht· sull <:harged. l'Orund
t·n-d only the valut• of oil and gas
and not tht-environment
The 11uat 1s 1lm1lar to one last
year whic h halted u les of 29
tracu o ff San Luis Obispo
County H o wever, the Reagan
Admtnllllraticm ha~ appeaJl"CI th.at
l 'UIK'
Petltl9ns verified
Banning Ranch plan
may go to public
The Newport Beuc h City
Council has been put on n ollcl'
that 1t must decide by June 28
whet her to dump the multi·
m11lwn-doll&r Banning Ram·h
developm('nt project or put 1t to a
citywide vot.e
Opponents or the West New·
port project, the city clerk ven -
f ied Tuesday, gathe red 5,4 ~4
, valid signatures in a month-long
drive to 1euttle the plan
The group. known a.a the West
Ne wport Leg1alat1ve Alliance,
turned In 6.~63 names It needed
4,320 to qualify for a referendum.
This marka the 1eCOnd time an
leas than a year that cr1ucs of a
major Newport d evelopme nt
have for~ the council t.o make a
choice between killing a project
or calling a n elecuon The other
project wu the lrvane Company'•
Newport Cent.er expansion plan,
a propoted development that fi.
nally wu dumped by the cound l
The 7~-acrc Banning Ranch
plan, to include houalng and of-
f ice and industrial buildings. 11
located Inland of Wf'st Coa.i
H ighway on a on etim e s heep
ranch now dot~ with 011 welll
WORLD
Developer William Banning
said he 111 still unsure whethn
the project as approved hy the
l'OUl\C.'11 makes fanancial seruw to
hlB fum
He rP1terat.ed that the c'Ounc1l
substantially changed his proje('t
from what he had asked for.
Banning aaid he wall make a de -
cision soon on whether to with-
draw the project
Whtie a maJOrity of the City
C.Ound l has aignalt'd 1t want&, to
put tht• Banning project to an
election tctt, the coundl member
who represent• Weit Newport
isn't so 1ure.
'Tm ju1t turned off by the
whole• th inf," said Councilwo-
man Ruthe y n Plummer ''J'm
not sure why the o pposition
wasted our time and energy as-
king us for a compromise when at
didn't reaJly· want a compromuie
at au
"I'm alto a lillle tired of being
accused o r not lu1tening or not
followin1e the demo<.Talic proceu
We d id l11ten and we did com-
prom11e. If anything, I'm con-
cerned that we overloaded the
developer w ith conditions."
(See BANNING, P11e A?>
Author views world future
Bett-se)JJng author Charles BttUu I.I peulml.alic
about the world'• future but at.ill uy1 doomlday can
be averted. Page 04.
NATION
Mayhem replaces sex on TV
TeJevt.ton hAI turned from 10X to a record doea&e
of murder and mayhem, charge1 a dtfunl' watchdoa
ooelltJon. Page AB.
'Eleanor' on lube lonisht
"Eleanor, rtnt ~Y of the World," appHrln1
conf&ht on televtllon. ll a plMlarit inoWt but• hilt.or)'
lt'1 ltrictly 90ft ttuff. Pap All.
1
ARTIST HONORED -Henry Segentrom and
sculptor bamu ·Noguchi (center) ac.'Cept proc-
lamation from Costa Mesa Mayor Arle ne
Schafer. declaring it Noguchi Week in the city.
D...., f'Mof l'twt10 lty ~etrlcll 0'0-nett
,The honor was given Tuesday during the
opening of Noguchi's "California Scenario"
ICUlpture garden in South C.oast Plaza Town
Cen t.er.
Video course
dispute still
unresolved
·Sculptor Noguchi
honored in Mesa
A m("(:t111g Sl'h<.'<.lul1-d tu rto;iolv1.·
l:I di11pul<• bt.'lWe1•n CCJUst Com-
munity Collcgl' Uu1tm·t Chan<.•<:1 -
lor Norm.:.in W.1tsun and four
< >ranw· Cc.ltli!lt Collt•l(t· pn1f ('t>li'Jn•
wh11 wrot1• u IC'tter 1·rttu·121ng
t1·l1·v111111n c·ourst•11 didn't tak1.·
plan• Tut"!l(Ja y
Rut th(• purt11•s 111 volvt· d11>-
agn-.· on why the• nu'f'ttn~ didn't
f,t('t'Ur
A d1'!lr1t·t 11pokt·11 man 11:Jld
Waw1n w<1s awa111ng the 11rr1v11I
ur lh1· prof<.'SIJONI ut ·J pm Tut-s-
day, hut thul th1•y fodt•d to ap
pear
The anstruc..·toni. howevt•r , 11&y
lht·y wen· told by tht• d111trict
Monday that the• m1•1•t1n~ was
l'an<:t•lt>d.
Wha t tht• parll<'li do agrt•t•
upon rs that Wi1t.'4lJn un April 20
11ummoned Orang<' Coa!lt profos
suri1 Ric hard Ynby, M1<•h11el
Fannl'gan, Norman Lumion and
J01K•ph Tomehak to his otrl<.'C' to
d1sc uu a lctt£'r the four had
wr1ttcm and d111tr1huted to about
30 tllatc a nd pr1vatP coll1•ge1
throul(hout Call fomla
The· lctt1•r qu••s tlun«'d the
quality of telt•vl11ion cour8'·s of
(See DISP UTE, Page AZ)
COUNTY
By JODI CADENHEAD
0(11M OellJ ~llol llotl
Th .. suh.w<:t was lsamu Nogu-
t·hr
In a ran· publl<.· appl•a ranc<·.
th1· r<~·nowned ICUl ptor <tgrced lo
purllt·1patt· 111 1:1 traditional Japa
rl("K' teli l'l'rt-mony ~hPrlng an a
four day celebration opton1ng hia
•CaJHorn1a Scenario'' at South
Cuwat Plat.a'• Town Cenu:•r
"How could I get out of It?"
4u1ppcd the 77 -year -old artl11t
"I t 's my rP11ponaib1llty to tht'
garden I don 't want 1t to g o
nt·gl('('tt.'<J ..
U ucJ c r a c loud y s k y th at
thrcatc•ned r ain, the 1.6 acre
!K"Ulpture garde n <.'Omm1111oned
by the Segerstrom family, wa1
unveiled 1n Costa Meaa to the
guc11t.<i of the Japane.e American
Cultural and Community CentRr
Aul the •Har o r the s h ow
TuC'today was not t he tranquil
gordcn dep1c-ung varloua Califor-
11iu lt<.'Cnea, but the man who had
<'rl·ated It.
The c urio us and the awed
l'am<· to see-the artl1t who has
spent more than half a century
producing work• Art New1 has
<·all•·d "Unrivaled 1n quantity
and may a lao be unsurp&lllM.'d
in a<.'l'omphshmcnt by any living
Upper Bay cleanup begins
Cleanup work begin• on Upper N e wport Bay
with the Importing of more dirt. Page Bl.
America becomes civilized
Tea lm't just for little old ladiea anymore, KWr·
ding to a very Brlt!Ah t.ea ambauador. Pqe Cl.
STATE
20th t·tmtury !it'Ulplor "
Noguchi has a rl'putat111n '1f
twlng mercurial nnd cir 1v1·n. in
tt:nse and t1·mpl•rnmr·11tal But
Tut'!Sday <'Vt·ning th1 · d1m111ut1v1·
artist ww; al111olutt•ly t·h;irm111g ui.
he thrc•udt-<l his way throul(h llw
c·rowd, 11m1llng wh1lt• '1J<n1nfi( au
tographll and po,ln~ for fl:Jsh
11'\Stam<tli<• p1<'tUrf'8
Askt'<.l during an anu•rvu·w 11.u.t
year If hlS (Umt• C'Vl'r fi(Ot Ill thl'
way tJf h111 work, ht• suid, "If I
took 1t rw rlou11 ly , 1l 1·1·rtu1nl y
would"
T uc'ftday c·v<•nang the• artist w111l
he was very pleased with the
11Culptun · gardc.•n rnot('(f 11k<• u
desert m1rnge bc•lwt•t•n twin
15-story otfk'C' bu1lcJlnl(ti
The rock HCUlpturt'li he Ill now
compl<'t1n~ for th1· .Jupan1•1w
American Cultural l:lnd Cnmmu
nlly Ct>ntn tn Los Angel('!J will
be has lil'l'Ond prOJC'l'l m hu1 nat1v1•
!It.ale.
G rand opening fo11t1v1t1e11 for
"California S<.·<mar ao" will <.•ont1
nul' through Friday night Th<•
~ulpturc garden along Anton
Boulevard between the Amn1
con City Bank and O rc.-at WN1t -
cm Savlnp w ill be opton tu ttw
public dally from 7 a m to 10
p.m beginning Saturday.
INDEX
At Your Service A4
L .M. Boyd AlO
Bustne91 A8·9
tt.rb CMn 82
California M Cav~ 82
Clalllfled 0.·8
Q)mka B4
Ctoewoni B4
Death Nodces °' Edltortal AlO
Entertal.Nnent 83
SPORTS
,
Third
craft
escapes
By The A11oclated Pre11
Br1Uian saad ll shot down twq
Aq~1·nt1m· wari;lanea that cit•
t&c·k1•d a 11h1p cn the British ar.
mada :.ir11und tht· Jo'ulkland I»·
land~ tuday Tht•rc: was no 1m·
mcdiatt· lomnwnt from Argen-
t1nu
Thi• Rr1t1i1h said a third Ar·
gc•nlln<.· µlane c11capt-d an lhe
<'l&sh 111111df' thl' 200-mtle war
z.om· Br1t.u1n dl'(·Jarl"CI around the
Fulkland.11
Thi· Rrtttsh Defonsc: Min111try
in London n•purl..t.'d no damage ~
tht· un1dcnt.Cled warship or an)'
BntaMh cWJualt1e11
Dt·fense Ministry tipokesman
Ian Md)onald said tht' Argenu,...
A-4 Skyhawk faghter-bombert
were shot down by fire from the
warship Ht-did not aay whether
thts wa.o, from anti-aircraft hre «
m1s111h1
It waH the first acr attack oa
lh•· Br1t1s h flt:l'l s1nc·e M ay f
whc•n 11 rn1ssalf' from an Argen -
tant> r1ghtn-bombf>r wrecked th~
destroytor Sht-ff1f'ld 1n11dt-tht:
war ront·
Tht: Drlllsh said 20 sa1lont wt·r~
ktllt"C.J in that !>trtkf•
Brtt111n da1ms 111 hall! .. flt·et
hag o strnnglehold on the 111landa
i5tJ m1l<-s c.o;.uH uf the Argt.:ntine
f'Ol:ISl <tnd ha11 isolated th<' estt·
rn:.tNl 11.000 truopa occupyanc
tht-m But an Argentine naval
-.oun't· said tht· Hr111sh daim WMI
"ruJwulou:. "
Br1t1i.h corrl"lpondl.'nts wtth
th<' l&sk force an the Falkhmda
rep<Jrll'd M·n1or orru:ers said af\
Argcnun .. ship attact<ed Tuetda)'
sent a rln•ball ant.o the sky when
1t bl1•w up, and thl' 11ze o( the
explosion indicated 1t was a ta~
k<'r
Pewr Archer of Press AMoc:U..
t1on , the domc.·11t1c Brlt11h n ev( 1 agenl'y, said the frigate Alacrlt)t,
spotted the ship an the southern
approach es o f the Falkland
Sound, the five -m lle·wide chan·
nel b<•tween the two Falkland
111landa. and ch;allenged 1l.
When the ship Lrted to e9CI~,
the frigate opened fare with ltt
4 ~-inch J(Una, Archer said
Othe r British said It waa unll·
kely there were any 11urvivo111.
Mo re reinforceme nt• for th•
BrttlAh force sailed from Britain
today. The 3.000 troope of the 5th
Infa ntry Brigade went aboard
the r"'qu111uoned luxury liner
Qu ee n El iza beth 2
Food Cl -12, 01·3
Hol'OICOpe 82
Ann Land•,.. 82
Movie. 83
Mutual Fund.I A8 ...
NaUonal Newt A3
SporU B&-7
Dr. St.lncrohn 82
Stock Marketa .u
Televltlon All
Theatera &
Weat>wr A2
Workt New1 A.I
Voters expect Jiule help
California voten can expect little help from Uw
federal COW11 ln pttb\I a fair 1hake at repl'tll.fttatian,
Lalcen now hold 2-0 lead
writ.a ~Uinrilat•kl Wat.en. P• A.10.
The Lak.erl 10 to San AnUJOio wtlh a 2-0 a.-
after bee~ the Spun at the J'orum. P• 80.
COntlnued •tori••
ISP UTE LINGERS . • •
~fessor Y crby 1ald he :uHI
colleague• were awallln& u
ly from WatMon to this l~tlt'I'
Wnun nunt' wu rt-<.'tllv~. he aia1u
ht• collt'C.! th thane llor'1 offlet•
Mone.lay i.Uernoon ·~ wu told by Wat1on'1 • crntary that thu
chunt•t,llor ~·lh~vcd thti profe1·
•ort h1td camcull'd the met-tlnti
by 1Wnd1na lholr lcttt-r.
Yurby utd he then Informed
hi• collcaau1.11 th1o1l thtt mcetlni
WU off,
f\ut tJl5trk't 1pokt.'tlman Richard
Strnon th•nlt-d th11t any 1uch call
wa• rt•t•t•lvud from Yerby. He
cunflrnwd thot Wilt.on had not
repllt'<.I w tht• 1n1trucwrw' 1-.ttter
but Iii.lid tht• vhunct'llor 1Ull flX·
J)f'Ctt.'C..I lhl' rn.-<•tlnai to take ploc-e
Tuc'tlday
"Ile ww1 hoping w rt-OJX.'n thl'
communication procl-U," Simon
!l.ltld
Ml'unwhal", lht> da~putc ovt-r
tht· ll'll·<·ourSt·i. 1s l'ontlnulng on
otht•r fronlll
AN NING RANCH • • •
)1r1. Plummer said she al110
1 11 upset by threat.II she might
be the target of a r~all try b4!-
u.e of her vote in favor of thl'
ins Project.
hat was just an attempt to
Jdate me and it 1howed a lot
nvnatur1ty on the part of thl'
p," 1he said. "l wu elected to
· to both 1lde1, not just bow
1pedal Interest l"OUP·"
_.,1...aww Greeley, s..der of the , eaid her group tavora an
"l hope it's a dignll1t'd l'am
palgn. The i11o11ues are clear cut,"
said Mn Grt.~ley "1 truat therl'
won 't be any name -calling,
mud-slanging or dirty tacl1ca.
"We're juat a group of real·
denta followans the Democratlc
process," she added. "We're ju.It
tr yang to make a point."
She said her aroup'• point 11
that the city 1hould follow It•
general plan She said the Ban-
ning Ranch propoul repretenta a
radical shift a way from the een-
eral plan.
lying snake
$.erpent on plane caug ht
A anl(ke that escaped r rom a
~talner and had the run of tht.'
ciar10 area aboard a Republil'
Mrflnet jetliner was safely re -
~ 11'u~y nJght after the lilaNt Landed at John Wayne AJ ·
P,'11,e non-pot.on~ 1hc-foot·
~ l:oulafana r&t h .ake wns
d 'under a b_,rd tn the ···-lilftllllld forward tf"9 area or
by the "'-CO whom
Npttle wu destined -Gary
nal\. of Callfom .. fA>olDgical
ly. Santa An.a.
''I had to crawl inside the cargo
~ and Jirt a ff'w boerdl before
1 (ound him. H« waa !Cl" cold 80
})~ waan't moving around very
"lµc h ," Bagnall said today S~kea are c:o ld-bloodl•d c rea-
turH, ht· explainoo
The snake WfUi among 150 that
were bems 1h1pped from Mem-
phla for aubt;('quent sale by Cull-
fomia Zoo~I. a wholesalt'r of
reptile• ana amph1b1an1, said Ba~ll, 24. of Tual.in. 1t waa prt'ny 1unny. 1 ncre
waa quite a crowd standing
around while I was looking for
ham," Bagnall said.
Walt tlellman, a s pokeaman
tor Mlnneapolla-baaed airline,
said the anake was d1&<·overcd
looM.< 1n Salt Lake City, where·
the flight had stopped bcfon•
arriving in Orange County.
Hellman said cargo handlt-rs
there didn't want to dt-lay tht>
flight by summoning animal
('Ontrol persc:mncl to round up th1·
snakt' So tht•y a.hut the cargo
hold doors and llt'nt the plane on
Its way
Th"n they sent word to Rt•
pubh<:'s cargo flk:illly 1n Orang<'
"ounty telling pt>rsonnel there
what to exp<'l't. Tnat'11 wht•n
Bagn111l got the call to <.·omc 111
the airport
Girl, 17,
slay ing
su s p ect
By STEVE MITCHELL ~IM...,"9tltllff
A 17·year·old Laaun1 s.tach
Hlsh School 1trl tac. chAraes of
murd r followlnt an appar nt
murder-1ulclde ·t lleimpt near a
Letlon Street church Tut11day mom Ina.
The 8: 10 a.m. Incident at the
curncr of t.calon and Throuih
1treeta left Ja~ Anthony Ken·
dall, 21 , of E.mctr&Jd Bay, dead.
Laura Lee Felat. 17 . of 47~
Leaton St., apparently 1hot her-
tell In the cheat after Clrlns a
round from a atolen .22 caliber
revolver at her boyfriend, fatally
wounding him
Miu Fea5t, a transfer 1tudent
at t.he high 11ehool. waa 111&£-d an
fair condition at UCI Medical
Cenwr this morning
A police spoke1man 11&ld the
lmptmding breakup of the cou-
ple '• relation1hip apparently
prompted the ahootina.
Kendall, a 1978 1raduate or
Laguna Beach Hlah School, pur-
portt!dly told the teen-aged su-
spect the rl'latlonsh1p was over,
the 1pok(.1man aaad
"They were close friends for
a.everaJ years, and she apparently
could not see herself with anyone
else, or him with another ifrl,"
the police apoketman said.
He aald the couple leh Ken-
dall'• ~rald Bay home at about
7:45 a.m . and drove to M iu
Fel1t'1 apartment on Le~;on
Street.
She had written a ''wall-type"
letter prevloualy, Indicating her
belongings should 10 t.o her mo-
ther, the officer said.
Kendall purportedly parked
h11 pic kup truck on Through
Street while ahe went in to
change clothoe for achoo!. polke·
said
Wate r rate
b o ost seen
Monthly water ratl'li and se-
wer UIK' fl~ an Newport Beach
may 1n<:rcCili(' thllll summt•r
Monthly wut«r ratt·11 would
lncreruic.• from 54 to 6:1 l'l•ntll peor
100 cubal· feet. Utility offlC'ials for
the city aald the lncreue la needeo
to rnvn recent row htkt'fl by th!!
M(•tr11pol1tan W&tt•r Dis trac t ,
whll·h supplws lhl' city
Monthly bC'Wt-r wie fot.'tl would
go rrom •~.40 to i2.60 The m -
cn ·a1w is hE'ang 11ought lo cov~r
tht• t'<Jtll of !K.'WC·r Hnc repa1ns In
thl' paHt two y1•af'll, ~·Wl·r rrwaru;
at M·ven loctttwns huve ruptun'<.1
or faaltc.d
Th(' counl'il will voll' on the
propmwd 1nuc.>01w11 May i4
Warming trend
IAJf ••<Al(ll IOI "'OM eno "'°'""'O
1<.,. c;k..xl\ al<><IQ me c.oa.1 A 1ew
.. 01 .. 111<1 •tto .. .,a '" 'outnern
S11ittd Slow wetm1n11 lren<J
T Pn tp er a l u r es 'tlf,"' rtltough today but ·~ ~ .... tonight. ::t-NATION M to 72 o-nlgM lows IM to "' Lo "c-" ... low CIOU41n•H :::: Al1Ulfl1 " 43 ......-nltlt Tuldey. AlbuqlHI 11 46
fejr. Hltll• Thuteday ti to 74, Ama1~1r, 79 51 4] ~lt\tlon·H-pott ar•1 I.ii'!· "~··"· llJ 47 ..,,. r~ lfom a low of H Allan I• 111 w *"'°' Allan1r Uy 61 ~:> f , lta:'J.. ftoM Point~ At;•IK• 81 7 t t7 .. tlle .lllcall tl«dltr end 811tlmri<e 79 ~ 10 M "*-: Hon!WI wtrldl Of 81111flill 47 35 03 80 to H llnot• w1111 comlrlllff Bl1mu'(Jhttt M 55 ,.., • .;y..., ''-•ff\e' S.t 1<.•
._ •• ot 4 to 1 '•" over oui..r 8'6mlfGk ~4 47 ' •.OU J \ 0eo< '" C.._,,,.,...,t.e ••t•r• Loctl~ tight varltltl• BOOM 63 4() Front• V.,IO .-. W11m .W O<.c.tud~ ~ Stal"-"'"' 1 •• ....O• nlf'lt an "'ornlnt llouf• 80SIC>ll ~ 44 "t .... lo no<l"--1 lfl Brown•""" ea 78 N0tl0!~ 69 !>3 Hi>dwOOCJ C:.tly 67 '>O "°°"'· w~ ...... of BullelO 12 ~9 No PIAll" I);> 47 ·~ f>llf.tWMl!rllO 71 47 , ... Motfly c6aef locNy &1hng1on ">7 41 Qt.la <.•tv 112 (,! I I)() t;e.tina• 61 41 CHP<t• 48 37 II On11111• 16 611 04 ~an 0."QO 66 l)O Charlat11 St 84 M O<••ndo 86 Ill S•n r t OrlCIKIJ 67 •9 • 1uimmary Chetltln m' 84 41 Phlle<lph•• 17 ,3 S•nla B111>er" n 49 ~nWYe 87 6~ Ptloefll• 82 ~ 03 Slllllll M1W l11 64 ornaooH toucheO oown In Cheltlt• MC 44 30 01 Ptlltburill 78 5;> S1oc;~1r.11 711 and T •••• .. llU!dtlr c~ 19 M oe Puano • 67 42 Tnormu1 81 ms l)fOd""" MYflf• -Ill« ()tnc1nn•1t 17 52 Pllllf'd Ore 87 48 U~tah 78 Ht•'" Htbrt•"' l<•nue. c ..... 111.no 83 ~ PrlWIOenG• 81 43 8at610W 60 bO n Ol<lelloma end notll'-n (;ltl'lb•I 6C 87 4fl Rllleql 90 47 810 8411• 48 23 II .eet•n T•H• Columbu• 14 50 Aeno 8;> 38 e .. 11op 69 311 09 IUlil ,_ T utildey In .-ti! OIOI Ft Wiii Ill 69 84 811t U•k• rt6 36 l ong 9.,.,11 70 !13 •T .... O•ytoo 84 ~8 Sen Antonio 17 10 118 Mont1>•11a 4 4~ flow eonunutd l<>day In Ill• ()etlv41t fl t 41 12 8ffttte ~ 4/ Mt WtlM>n 43 l 1 tr .io rnounlalnt A ltw Oet Mr,.,,_. 80 65 03 snr-:1.:' 114 69 Nt'w(IOrl S.•r.h 61 '>5 • 11..,_,eo °"'' HeYIMle. Oelrl)ol 83 55 Stoua ellt 61 '>() 44 OnlHfHl 63 48 an4 eoutlleMI CellloMle °""'"' 67 •8 O? SI l OUtt 1111 fl~ fl11lm '>P•"lll' 11 68 • 11 ..... ,, •nd ""'d El P111W 84 80 SIP Tampa 113 66 PU•ildtllld 67 46 .'" ~-Sic ... ..,, Feryo 64 47 01 S1 Sht Mtfl• 10 10 10 flmo Bern111d1nc1 63 ~ .. flU! ltef" "" E"' FlilQlllll ~I 34 5po11.,,. 70 49 $11n Oebr141f 68 46 n<kM .. •• • • GrHI Fllli. 57 3'I SytteuM 7 I 46 '\11n )OM 88 40 •t Lt*H and to lh•rn HW1f0td 73 4() Tootlot 74 '>7 2 n Sent• Ant 61 &3 ~· 82 32 lueeon 711 51 Same <..rur 71 47 Monolulv I& 76 Tulu 86 II• l OS hhll* VDll4ty ,7 Houtton IO 73 14 WHhlrlQlfl 11 56 llldnaOlf• 84 57 Wte:hll• 12 60 I &7 CANADA
JAGken MS 85 69 <..etgary 66 JllC;k .,. .... .. 80 CAl.WC>f'NIA EOmMllM 72 41 l<ent City 76 60 ~ 8•1o:tflflll40 16 8t M0ttt1••I 63 44
lft f9G•• 71 55 Olytr.. 78 Ot1ew• •1 l.ltlte Rock 86 6& lur.it1 67 47
LO\lllY~ .. 16 66 ,,_ 74 50
Lvl>l>Oci' 87 57 ll'l L ll\Calftt 64 50 01 Extended Men\plllt 14 ee ~~ 64 53
M-71 1• 90 53
Mllwauk .. .. &I 30 Monlt119)' M weather Ml)le·l l P 70 &4 NeedtM 78
HMllYIMe H &4 Oaltlllld 04 62 SOUTH(,_N C All,OAHIA New Of'-19 .. 11 flNO lllOl>iM 11 41
,.._ Yatll 73 12 "eel..,,,., IO 60 C OAllt AL ANO MOUHTA/H
ARIAS NIOht •'1d morn1110 co .. tet low cJoud1 '1\d werl11M
•Hoh c1ovo1n1rn, O•n•rwlH fair
lllf llPllT wtlh 111~111 an co••••• end vtl~ eru• 6 to 71 end IOwe 46 10
Ht(lh• tn lhe MOunlatna 5f to ..
Lowe 30 10 46,
:r.-.... ...... Tide1
TOOAY ..... , ....
Nlt-i*W .., ~IOw 2 2-4 pm 30
, .. fl ... ....-17 Ulpm 21
14" ··-11 fNUMOAY ,jt .. high iJ 02 • "' .. , .. " ..... 17 ,.,.t low I Of• m 03 , .. " -=-17 ~ fltOI\ ~~7 PM J.t , .. " .. IOW 123 pm U
'"" ,..,....,., " NII IOflY II 7,0 p lfl,, , .... TIMM~ at I A t 111
.,... ,,...1:9111ta01 •"'. •• TI!Mt_, It IO a m
l • ~ 6
SAGA ENDED -Artist Chris Matson 1eerns
I~ than overjoyed at the fate of his bronze bas
relief of the fate J~hn W!_Y_.!.'e. The memorial
.,..,,... ...........
aculpture is destined for an offic~ an Newport
Beach City Hall until the city decides what t.o
do with It.
Innocent
ple a g i ven
'in fraud
Golden Eagle lnvetitment Co.
pre11deni Ralph W. McDonald
ha.• plPaded innocent lD 3~ felony
counts In a multi-million dollar
fraud case In South Orange
County Municipal Court.
Co-defendant David Belfrey
Blgghu, 44 , San Clemcmt.e, plea-
ded guilty to two or HJ counta
1nc:ludlng conspiracy and wlllng
allepj bondti
'fht· action came thla morning
~fore Judge Bllur Barnette in a
courtroon1 Jammed with peo-
ple who had invested In the El
Toro~t.>aaed investment firm.
The two men are facing fraud
charges following a 1henff'11 de-
pa rtml'n t raid on the comp~ny
offices In F e bruary an which
$82~.000 In ca.ah was 11eiz.ed, along
with iwveral weapons and com -
pany rec:.'Ord&.
Tht.> pair are 8Ulpected or
swindling m o re than 1,000 In -
vestors out of lhelr savinga after
purportedly u Uerlng lnveatora
promissory notes guaranteeing
return11 on cash anvestmt>nts o{
bt-t Wt'cn 10 and W pcn·ent per
month
AuthorilJes t'Ont.end they have
found no evidence any of the
money was ever invested
CdM school
h e aring set
A C1tizen1 Advisory Commit-
tee wall <.-onduct a public hcaDing
May 17 to conaldcr new u...... for
(;oron& del Ma r Elementary
School
TrwiU!es In the Newport M~
UnlfiE'd School District voted
Tueaday to authorize the hea-
nnp at 7:30 p.m an the achool'a
aud1tonum at 610 Carnation, Co-
rona del Mar
The board's action comes ont•
week aft.er they agreed to drop a
dlaputed contract with the Uni-
versity of Southern Cal1forn1a t.o
operate a satellite bu.lneu cam -
pWl at the achool
Pair sought
in holdups
Costa Mesa police arl' 1eor-
l'h1ng for two gunme n an con-
tw<:Uon with M'parate robbera.,s
that occurred Monday.
Tht• U-Tote-M Market at 227 1
Fa1rv1t•w Road was hdd up at
1.40 p m. by a gunman who ned
with $100. •
The le(!Ond robbery took plD(.,-e
at the ~f Bar. 820 W. 19lh St.,
about 10:30 p.m . The gunman an
that robbery got away with $200,
police said.
Reagan to appear
WASHINGTON (AP) Pre9-
ldent ~ag.an wlU hotd a nation-
aUy broadcut oow1 oonference at
~ p.m. PDT Thunday In the Eaat
Room of th~ Whltct Houae. it wu
announced today.
Wayne 'saga ' ends
city hall of lice • ln
By STEVE MARBLE or 111e o.uy l'11o1 11a11 .
The John W tAyne ml'moraal
sculpture 1aga caml' to an end
thl.a Wt-'t!k In Newport &och It
had anything but a movie 1erapt
fmale.
Tht• bronze bail rl'hcf of New-
port's mo11t famt.>d cauu-n. wh1c:h
has bet-n coll ecting dust In artist
Chris Mataon '11 COrona dl'I Mar
guragt>, will be movt.>d to the city
hall office of Ron Whitley
The move 11 expected to gen-
t•raw llttlt' fanfare .
Whitley, the City's parkB. bea-
ches and recreation director, said
he'll hang ont.o the 6-foot-long
1utwork until the city council
d(.-c1dc.oi1 what to do with ll.
Tht> co uncil a lready ha•
banned the bronu piece from
ever ~Ing displayed In the dty
hall lobby, the only pla<:t' large
t•nough to accommodatl' the
1K.-ulpture and a few vwweni.
Whitley, who standa to bt."<:om<.·
curator of the 1mallest mu11eum
around with the bas relief slllmg
1n h11 office, 1a1d he's sure the
artwork will t•v<•ntually lu dais
pl;,yt..'d i.c1mc.>wht·n·.
Th<.> pa<'i.'{' or art. <.·omm1i..-.1unt-d
J wo yt·<ir11 .Jf(o and hnu.h1't.I 1•.irl y
th1i. yt·ur, dc•pwti; J IK'<"lll' from
lht• Waynt' movu· "Stn~4.'(·ua~h ."
Th<> story bt-htnd th<' mNnun -
al a11 wild <ti> !>Ollll' u l th<' l<Jlt·
;_w:Wr'1> n10Vlt' llt'rlf>L'C, ct-11tA.•11·d un
tht' qut~Uon of who w11uld pay
uH arlull M-.lJIOn
Tht• 4ut'!>llon C'unw uµ aft1 •r th1·
nwmuraal duuhll·d tn '1Lt ' :and
pm<t.•
Aft-t•r mnnth11 11f htl·k(•rtng. tht•
m unt:al this Wl'<'k agn'<'ll v, wnw
u fanul l'hapter an the· 11aga tn tht•
form or a <:hl-c:k fur $111.000 Tht•
$34 ,000 Pl'-'<-'V of urt now tx•l<Jngs
w the l'tty
Art111t MalHon. who !>aid he
went bunkrupl whalt• working on
the mNnorlal. 11<11d hc.•'s gl•Jd the
whole· thing'11 ovt·r
"lt'11 ub1Jul ttme," ht• tom
mt•nt.ed '"Thu. wholi.-thtnJ( prac.·-
ucally ruan<..>d nw "
Matson said h1· ,·1m111d1·n, th•·
ba11 rPlll'f has b•·~t crt·~1l1un Ht•
i.a1d Waynt· wa!S ha~ laft·long hc.·ro
'Hello, Dolly'
set at CdM High
Three pre.entatlona of the
mua1cal "Hello, DoUy" wall be
swgl'd May 20, 21 and 22 m
Newport Beach by drama
studenta from Corona del Mar
High School.
The 8 p.m. show• will be
presented at the Newport
Harbor High School Audlto-
•Corona del Mar High
School senior Larr y Jacob•
has captured third place In
the annual Pacific Scientific
scholarship award. He will
receive up to $4,000 toward
hil colleee education
Jacobi, who pl·ma to attend
•A low~t rabtes clink la
1cheduled Tuesday at the
Orange County Fairground•
in Calta Mesa.
The Orange County Animal
•The author of "The Gospel
Accordina to Peanut1," the
bett-aelllng non-fiction book
of 1965, will 1peak May 18 at
Orange Coaat College.
Author Robert Slaor&, who
al.a wrote "The Parables of
P eanut1," will 1tve •one-
hour prnen\atlon beelnni!'I
raum, 1:100 lrvant' Avc:>nut·
Tackt'ts -.re $4 and c an la·
purcha.~'<1 at lhl· Corona d1·l
Mar campus
The ahuw will ft'aturc• slu·
de nlJl Dana McCallum, Scott
Morrow1 Reg Rosen, Su11n
Appel, Larry O'Connor ltnd
Helen Lemmon. For mon· an-
formataon. call 760-3:l50
UCLA, has amb1t1oru to lx• o
member of the J 988 U S
Olympic water polo team He
won the scholarship In the
nationwide competition basc>d
on academic achievements
und leadership quahtaes
Control Department as 11pon
soring the Chnac from 7 to
8.30 p.m. in the Mam Parking
Lot. Coat 11 $3. For more In-
formation call 6JA-7092
at noon in Room 110 ot the
campua counaellng and ad-
m1.1S1ona bulldlnp
Short, whoee appearance la
apon11orcd by lhc collegr's
campua miniatry, la 1eheduled
to preaent a 1l1d• profram
bued on hit beet-ae ling
work. Adml11lon la free and
open to the public.
Beast of Buena Park?
Huge, smelly 'monster' sighted by residents
By JEPP p AllXER • naae Q.\4'.h nMt the complex ji.alt I 1m1 It e d . :f h I• I 1 • q u I et °'"'° o..r,......, af~1 g p.m. Monday. neI1hborhood.
Mon.ter watch rs a.re plannlna "My hu1band and l had juat Police were flooded wlth alll
another vlall tonlaht at the Ex-come back from dinner at Monday night. after the allc1ed
ecuttve Park Apartment• In Alfy'•.'' the eaJd. ••And one of OW' li&hllna.
Suon• Park wher~ a beaat of tenanu ran ur, to borrow • .,-he monat.er wu alleaedly
helll1h proporUona wa1 repor-f1Hhll1h& to f nd a mon1t1r. aMn by two wt\N9e9. They aaid
tedly &potted Monday nJ,._t, ~ 1 ...., to \he fence, I could It attemp~ to enter th• com·
And b_y the de•crlpllon1 of ... u the thine· JUI\ awful." p&ex. then turned away and d•
.,Bumul Parle IMcfoot," \he mon-Police were 1ummoned but appear-.d back ln&o the drahlap
at.er won't be hal'd to f«'Oll'\Wt. took an hour tp r.pond becaUll dlfch.
Kt auanda be•ween eeven and they feared Uwy w..-. betna Ju. Larae foot prtnia, "about lhe
etlht feet tall, ,rowll "UM a 80-red blck into &he .,._ bf ihe "l:Mt 1111 of two handl" l!Ol'Otdlnl IO
rlTla" and 111mella worM than Sid• Oaftl, whlcb enjOyl thro~ Mu. Mlaaanelli, wer found
rotten hone rNnW..'' Wini a.die at. patrol ~ .... around theldd~: I In .... _ dark,, ,,_ ~pUw wOi'dl mnw ..,,.Ut lli6cl. "W• ""' ._. t V19 •
from apennwnt fMNIW L«ral· •'Thll Iii no~" n oaftd· 1h• aald. "All the i:ricke\I and
.,. M&.aneW, whoaaid ah9 h.-rd nued . ...,,_...now., llD fAll8 a f roaa ~•r• Clulet whll• '' ~ beMt .,.owuna from a !lrat-powl uu 1. ~ ot • .nau Wra .,.ow.-W
r o •
I '
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111111 CUii llWl'llll IUCI I Hiil ITll:U
WI l,,JI ·I•/\• tM\1 1.· 1111.· 014 ANGf C OUNT V. C AL IFOJlNIA 25 CENTS
.
24 Newport -Mesa teachers lose johsj
ByJOOICAOENllEAO O(llM O.aty ,. .. , lteH
'l'rUlk't-11 In ttiu Nt•wporl Me•
Unified &hool D11trlc:t pprowd
ttw tlni.I lar,orr of 24 1.t"1aehen tn
lh(• dl1trlct l'ul"ltday, whall' at tht•
1amt-tlmu wovlng aiymnua1t1c11.
l!Mllmg and o dt'vOluJ>lf\t•ntul km
dergartf'n dull.I rorin..rly 11lutt•d
ror ellm111ullcm
Tho boord'1 Mellon l'ame foll'>-
wina hC!lrln.i• btttorv on admln·
latrallvc law judgu April 27. who
reviewed the namt•• of 88 le •
chcrs befort' comlnat to a final
dldtuon
Kl'vin Whet>ler. dlatrlc:t oNI•·
tunt aiuptorlnlendent for J>('rton·
nt•I. ao1<l the salarlet1 and bt-rM"flt.
c•arrwd hy thl· 24 u-achera tou.11
Falklands war heats up
about •nu.ooo
Whec-h:r &uJd~d that ahuut 12
teacher• wt'\ulM.• name1 w rt• on
tht• llll wc•rt• 1111vt•d by tht la1t·
minute rti111ainullun of tt•achcr1
plunnlns to r.-uu• In Jun<'
"A lt•W pt'ople camt• In thl1
aftt-rnoon auymg if it n'lt't&11• 1m·
vtnR 1omt•bfJdy'1 job, tw1 t•'• niy
rl'lllf(rutllon," tlllld Wht't•lc.>r
Th<' rWtJllfnallon of one of th()ll(•
tt•Ol'ht•rt not only 1pared Chrl11
tint> Rcincm.ann'• job u a dove·
lopmenlal kindergarten l.t'tfK'hcr
11t Killybrooke clemenu.ry a ·hool
In C.:O.t.a Mt.'1161, but Moo .aved \ht·
program
About 3~ µurcntai whu.e t·hll
drnn ¥re cnrullcJ In the kinder·
garten cla11, that help• pluce
dHldren a t their developme nt.al
ll•Vt>I , ullt•ndcd tht· 1nt•t't11•K 1n
support of tht• pruMrum
Le• f'l•rMU1111n, u prinl·tpal ul
K1ll ybrookl', 1m11f tht· f(U..r1.111tt·t·
o f M• Rt.•1m•mur111'" 11h will t•11
ublt.' thl' prognun to< unt1nut•
next )'l'llr.
Gymnua1\1u. ond H1.ul111j(, IJll('l'
t•urmark1·d for d1111111ut111n, will
bc offl·n·i.J m ·xt yt•111 ic1111·1· full
lime wm·han~ IJCJ!'illl•lllli would 11111
I
,,.. ,lffl-t·u.J. iuml Wht-t•ler
'l'h•· nunw11 of the• 24 l.t'tl:ll'hc>ft
f.w111u lay•1ff 111 Jurh· wt·n•n't rt·
h·a"'"I
Truhl<'C-S ulbO LllJprovc'CJ 11o1tndi111
luvofl 11011t·1·11 to 3~W da111H1ed
1·rr1pl11y1·e'll ( nnn watherte) faclrw
l11 y11rt 111 ,Jurw Dullrwt ufflclab
'l<JUJ tlwy 1•><J>t<( t only ubout 3~ ti>
4() l)f tlUN' ;wtut11ly Will l>t' lalij
1111
British shoot do-wn t-wo plane~
Newport, La
Suit could block
off shore oil leases
A SUit fdt·d by tht• slule· 11(
Caltforn1a uga1ni.l lh1· rl'Ul'I :ii
guvL•rnnll'nl <1v1·r ufhhon· 1111
drilling wuld µn•vt•nt trat'll> off
Nt·wpurt Rl'al'h ,rnd Laguno.1
Bt•<H·h from lwing lt·u:-c•d 1wxt
month
US lntt•rtor S.'<.rt'l.•.1rv Jornt'b
Wtitt hJi. proµ111wd putting 11
offshon· trat.·ts nPar Ne•wport a11d
Li.lguna on lht' nwr kc•t Junl· 11
Tht· i.u1t, f11t-d Tu,"t(Juy in L;,.,
Ange·lt"'ll hy Gov Edmund Brown
Jr and tht• istatt.· Coai.tal Com
m1sis1on , 1tpt.•c·1f1u.1ll y 1 h1.1ll1·ngt·s
Walt 'i. authori t y Lo lt·<1st· 22
South1·rn C<t llfurn1a off:shon·
trac:Ls
Tht: f1JUr tral'lb CJI f Nl'wporl
<.tnd L<tguna art.• thn-t• and u half
miles ofrshorc Both c1Uet1, crlti·
l'Ul o f th(• pri,post'd lt•ase salt>,
haVl' htnlt·d lht·y muy Join thc-
sull
Nt•wport Bl·<At·h ('lly AlLorrwy
M 1 t. h al' I M 111 l· r 1w 1 d t ht· C 1 l y
Count'll ha't l(IVt•n h11n pt-rm1!!.'>1011
lo Jlllll lhl• 1tUll If ht: hcdlCVl'b ll
would tx• in lht• 1·1ty'i. lx-i.t rntt·r -
1-st Ile· i.:ud ht• will dt:'l'1dt: within
10 dayi.
Ttw :.ull !ipt_•(:l fll·<.tll y t.'CJIT1pla11'Ul
that l1•ai.ing so111t• uf lhc· tru1·ti.
would 1·onlrad1ct thl· Cummtl'
!>11m'i. t'C>astal plun
It <.di.o s<11d Wall vwlatt•d tht•
fl-dc ·rnl Outer umllrll'ntal ~hclf
Landi. Ac. l by foiling lo follow
lht' g11v1·1 nor':. rt,,'<1mmt'ndataons
th&i t n·rt<t 1 n tral'lli bl· dt·lt·kd
from lh1• Jurw lt'Wlol' Knit·
Wall, the.-i.u1t t.•hurgt-d, l'Oruud -
nc-d only the· value· of <111 und g<L't
and not thl' t>nv1ronrrl('nt
ThC' liUll l!i 1um1lar to onto laat
year whu:h haltt-d sales of 29
tract1 o ff San Lu111 Obllipo
County Howev<>r, the Reagan
Admrn1strauon has appealed ttuit
(;as<_•
Petitions .-erllle_d
Banning Ranch plan
may go to public
The N ewport Bcal'h C ity
Council has been put on nol1t·c·
that 1t must de<:ldt' by June 2H
whetht-r lo dump tht' mult1 -
million-dullar Banning R1&m·h
developmt'nt pruje<·t or put it to a
c1tyw1dt-voU:.
Opponent.a or the West New-
port pru.)t'<'t, the city derk ven-
f ied Tuesday. gathered 5,454
valid s1gnaturf:!tl in a month-long
drive to 1K:uttle the plan
The group, known aa the Wt'St
Newp6rt Leg1alat1ve Alliance,
turned m 6.~63 namd. It nf'eded
4,320 to qualify for a referendum
This marks the lt'COnd tune m
less than a year that critics of a
major Newport develo pment
have forced the courx:1l to make a
choice betw~n k11Jrng a pro)K't
or calhng an ele<:t1on The othl'r
pro.)E.'Ct was the Irvine C.ompany'a
Newport Cenwr exparu11on plan,
a proposed development that fl
nally was dumped by the council
The 75-acre Banning Ranch
plan, to mclude hou11ng and of
f1ce and mdu1tr1al bulfdmja. 11
located inland of Weit Coast
Highway on a onetime ahecp
ranch now dotted with 011 wt-lls
WORLD
Devt·loper William Banning
~aid hl' 111 still un1ure whetht-r
the project a1 approvl'd by thc
t.•vunc1l makes fmanC'1al Wnll(' to
his f1m1
Hf' reiterated that the l'<>Un,·tl
subfit.ant1ally <:hangt'd his prO.)(.'<'l
from what he had asked for
Banning said he will make a de-
cision soon o n whe ther to with-
draw the project_
While a maymty of the Cny
Council has Slgnaled ll wants w
put the Banning project to an
election test. the council member
who rl'preaenta West Newport
isn't 11<.1 sure
"I'm JUSt turned off by the
whole thing," said Councilw o-
man Ruthelyn Plummer "I'm
not sure why the o pposition
wasted our ume and energy as-
kmg ~ for a compromise when 1t
didn't really want a comprom11e
at all.
"l'm al.lo a little tired of Ix-mg
accused of not luuening or not
followtng the democrauc proet>U
We did l11ten and we did com·
proml1e lf anything, l'm con-
cerned that we overloaded the
developer with conditions."
(See BANNING, Paae A%)
Author views world luture
Best-telling author Charles Berlitz ia pealm1at1c
about Ile world'• future but 1tlll uy1 doomsday can
be averted. Page 04.
NATION
Hinckley darts f rdm court
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presidential attacker
John W. Hinckley Jr., whole own wotdl Ued hll CTlme
to an oblealon wlt.h 9Ctrnl Jodie Foet.er, bolted from
the courtroom t.hil aftemoon u he and a federal Jury
heard her teltif y on vtdeot.a~ that J'I don't have any
relatlonthlp with John Hlnckky."
'Eleanor' on tube tonJsht
"Eleanor, Ftrat Lady of the World,'' appear1n1
tonfaht on television, t. • p..._,,t ~ but 11 hlatory
it'• ltrlctly 10ft 1tuff. Pap All.
ARTIST HONORED Henry Segerstrom and
sculptor lsamu Noguchi (cent.er) accept proc-
lamation from Costa Mesa Mayor Arlene
Schafer, d<-<:larmg tt Noguchi Wec.-k in the dty.
Oet11 f'llol Photo 1J1 l'elrlclt O'DonMll
The honor was given Tuesday during thf'
openlng of Noguchi's "California Scenario"
sculpture gard<>n in South Coast Plaza Town
Center.
Video course
dispute still
unresol ved
Sculptor Noguchi
honored in Mesa
A nwt.•llng i.du'tJuh·d u1 n~1lvc·
1J d1 :,pult• lwtw1•c·n Coust Corn·
mun1ty C<1ll1•gc· Di..,trwl Chu1K.·l'1
lor N11rmdn W&1ti.u11 and four
Orunl(t' Coa.i.t l'ollt·l(t• JJI ofl-:..'IOrs
wh11 wri1t•· J 11 tl<•r trt l1u1111g
lt'lt•v1s1011 l"•1ur :w s didn't 1;.,k1·
pl;J<'t• Tw~lu v
But tht· p<1rl11·~ 111v11lv1· d111
al(r1·e on why the· rn1_·1•llng didn't
!Jl'('Ur
A d1slrt<'l 11 µ11k•·sm ;1n s aid
WuL'IOn wa ... IJWIJlllng Lh1• arrivul
of the· proft1'.'tlln• ut 4 I' ni Tueii
day, but th<.il lh<•y futl1 •d lo ap-
pt•ur
The_• tnstruNor~. how<•vc•r, Si.I)'
tht·y w<•ri· told liy tlw d1 str1<·t
Munday th<.it llH' int.•l•llnJ{ wai.
t' it rK'f' I ed
Whal tht• part1C•11 do agrc•t•
upon is that W<itson on April 20
:.ummum-d Orungl· Coust pmfl'21
11or11 HtC'hard Yc·rby, Mu:hael
f<'innC'gan, Norman Lurnwn and
J1J11<.•ph Tomt:hak ln h111 offlw to
dlK('US11 a ll'tt<'r the· four had
wrltwn and distnbuwd to nbout
30 ll late and prtvatt• c-oll1·gea
throughout Cahforn1a.
Tlw l<•l ter que11t111n1•d t ht'
quuhty uf lt•lt•v111wn <:11u11ws of
(See DISPUTE, Pag~ At)
COUNTY
By JODI CADENHEAD
0(1he Oell1 Pllol lleH
Tht• 11ubJ''('t wus faamu Nogu-
t·h1
In 1t rare· publll· a ppcarant·c·.
lht• renownt'iJ 11Culpt.or ugret-d U>
p:ir11c·1pt.tlt• 111 a trad1t111nu l Jap;1
n••s.o· tt•a l'(•rt·mony w;hc·ring in a
four-day t't•lt'brnt1on optmtng h111
"Cull(urnla Scenarw" at South
Co • .t.'tl Pla1.a's Town Ccnt<·r
"How could I get out of It?"
quipped thf• 77-yc•ar-o ld arllsl
"It's my rl'spons1b1l1ty to tht'
garden I don't want It to go
nt.·gl1'<:t1-'<l "
UndC'r a cloudy 11ky thul
thrC'att•nNI min, the 1.6 acre•
11t•ulptun• gurdcn commissioned
by th(• Sl'f(t•rstrom family, wai.
unveiled In Costa M(•su tu tht•
~Ul"!lt8 "' the Japanes<' Amt'ncan
Cultural and Community Ccnll'r.
But the• star of lhC' s h ow
Tut"!.day WJH nut the tranquil
w.irden dcp1t•t1ng various Cahfor
1110 sc:enf'ti, but the man who had
l' rPQ t.ed I t
The t•urious und the awed
rame to see the artl1t who has
spent mon• than haJf a century
1>roduclng work11 Art News has
1·all<'d "Unrivaled 1n quantity
and may alao be unaurpas8('d
an a('(:omplillhmenl by any living
Upper Bay cleanup begins
Cleanup work begin• on Upper Ne wport Bay
with the importing of morc> dlrt. Page Bl.
A m erica become civilized
2Ulh l't'ntury S('ulpl11r "
Nogul·h1 hw1 a n ·putu1111n 11f
lwinl( mNl·urial und driv1·n. 1n
tl'n!lt' and tc•m pc•r .1nwntol Hut
Tu<'SC.lay l'Vf'lllOI( the· d11mnul1 V•
art1i.t wal\ ahs11lutc•ly c h;J1111mg J'
h1· lhrc·ac.lt•d ht.\ way thmugh th1·
l'rowd, ~m1hnK whtll' ~•gninl( au
tographi. Jnd p•1..,1ng (111 tl.1i.h
mstamat1t· ptl"tun ...
A'lk1-d during dn 1111t·rv11·w lu. ... l
yl'nr 1( his (<1m1• c•vt•r got 111 tht·
way or his w11rk. h1· saul, .. Jr I
look 1t 1wr111usly , 11 n·rtu111lv
would " ·
Tut'8<1uy l'Vl'nllll( tlw arlli.l i.a1d
h e was vc•ry plt·ast•d w1lh tht·
!i<·utpturi· g11rdt·n ruott·d llkt· a
dc:>11erl m1rag1· h1•tw1•c•n twin
15-story utru.:e bu1ldtnt(1>
Tht• rcx·k Sl'UlplUrc'!t ht· 1i. now
complt'lt n~ for th" J11pa 111·111·
Amt•rkan Cultural und Commu
nlly u·nll•r m U1' Angclt'!I Wiii
be h1is ~"'·ond pro)l'('t 111 his n.Jl1 v1·
11U.te.
Grand openinl( fc·i.llvll1t•K fol'
"California Scenarto" will 1·1mt1
nue through Frntoy night Th(•
itt·ulpture garden :.ill>ng A11lon
Boult•v1.rd betwt•t•n lhl• J\nwn -
<:an City Bank t.tnd Greut Wt>st
crn Savings will bt• opttn to tht•
public dally from 7 am to 10
p.m heginning Saturday
INDEX
At Your Service A4
L .M. Boyd AlO
Bu.atneu A8·9
Herb Caen 82
CalJfomta A6
Cavalcade 82
Cw.tfled 04-8
ComJai B4
Cro.word B4
Third
craft
escapes
By Tbe Auoclated P re11
Britain said 1t 11h1Jl down two
Aq~t·ntin e warplanes that a l ·
t<1ek1·d a i;h1 p in I he· Bn ush ar·
rrwd:J around th•· Falkland 11·
land1> today Tht·rt· was no 1m.
mt·d1ult• e·omn11·nt frr1m Argen.
1111a
Tht· Br1111>h 'J1d d third Ar.
l(l•n11n1· plane· <·scapt·J 1n the
dash inside· the-200-mih· war
vmt-Brttatn d1~l..1rc'<.l around the
1-'alklandi.
Tht· Br111i.h lx·f1·ni.e· M1n1stry
1n Lomfon rq,>orll-d no damugt: to
the· un1dcnufit>d war1.h1p or any
Bnt1i.h c.·asualtU."b
Ot'fonl>C M1n1 i.try i.pokcsman
Ian Md)unald lWitd the Argenltne
A-4 Skyhawk f1ghter -bom~rs
wen: shot down by fire from the
warship He did not say whether
th1i. Wdl\ from anti aircraft fire or
Ill 18:. I lL'lt
It wai. the first uir attack on
thl' Br111sh flt•c•t s1nt't' May 4
when a mt&sill· from an Argen·
une {1ghwr-bomher wreckt'd the
d1·i.lruyl·r Sh~ff1t.·ld 1ns1dc the
Tiu· Bnush i.a1d 20 !181lurs wt-re
k1llc:d tn that :.trike•
Brtlatn da1mi. 1l1> battlt• flt•et
h<.1:. il i;tranglc·hold on the 1shmds
:l~(} malt-s l'ai.t of th<• Argenune
1·•1a:.t und ha:. isolated thl' t-sl1-
m11tt·d 9 ,1100 troop!> O('t·upying
:h1·n1 But u11 Arg1·nttnC' naval
1>0urc 1• l>l.tld the· Hnt1'th da1m wu
.. rid IC'U lou:. "
Rr1t11>h corrt·i.pondcnti. with
th1· ta:.k font· in tht-Falkland•
n ·pc1rt1•d wnwr offtl'l'rs said an
Argl·nltnt• &htp dlUJ(•kt'd Tuesday
!Will u flrt'ball mto the sky wher.
It bit w up. and the· size or the
1·xplos111n md1t·atNJ 1t was a tan·
k1•r
Pt:k'r Arl h~r of Prl'ss Asiioc1a-
lwn, the doml'sltl' British new
agent·y. said the frigate Alacrity
i.pottt-d the ship 1n the southern
approa1·hes o f thl' Falkland
Sound, th<• f1vt>-m1lc-w1de chan ·
nt·I bc·twc:cn the two Falkland
ii.lands, and ('halh·nged 1t
When the ship tried to et1eape,
the frigat.-op•>ned fire> wnh It.a
4 ~-ln<'h guru.. ArC'her said
Other British said il was unll-
kt•ly there were a,1y survlvon
More rl•tnforcements for the
British force sailed from Britain
toduy The 3.000 troops of the ~th
Infantry Brigade w t'nt aboard
the rt·qu1&1tloned luxury liner
(.lu et'n Elizabeth 2
Food C t-12. 01·3
Horoecope 8 2
Ann Landera 82
Movies 83
Mutual Funds A8
National News A3
Sporta 90.7
Dr. Stelncrohn B2
Stock Markell Ai
Tea 11n't just for little old ladlea anymore, accor-
ding ~ a very Brltlah tea ambaaudor. Pa1e Cl.
Death NoUoes 04 Televi.Qon All
STATE
Voters expect little help
CallfomJa vot.en cm expect Uttle help from the
federal "°'"11 tn •tUJ'll •fair lhakAI at rep .. ntatJon,
wrltea oolumnJ.t Earl Waten. Pap AlO.
Editorial AlO Theall" rt B3
Entenainlnent 83 Weather A2
World Nl'WI A3
SPORTS
Lahn now hold 2-0 lead
The J...akerw 10 to San Antonio with • 2-0 llMd
after bHtina the Spun •t the rorwn. Paae B&.
I 1~--------
101 PUTE LINGERS ...
I turull by lhl• ( 'oulil D11lrkl uml Wlwn n111u• wu rt~'t•IVt'<J, hu ~Ill
diilmt'<I lht•y u1t·11'1 1-quavult•nl L11 ht• l'Mllt•d tlw d 11uw1•llor'1 ulfll't•
I t. hu11u·uoin 1·ourm.. MundLly uftb• oocm unll WWI told
Hoth 1ild1•• uwrt,11 thal Wut11•m by Wul1on'11 lf't'rt'lM)' thol Lht•
11MtJ ttw 11111\rkl w11" l'OnalcforlnK d111m•t•llor lwllt-V t•d 1tw prnft11
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fo111lor1 amt! thut tw t1J1k1.J lhl'm to hy M•nrJ1n1 lhl'lr h•tt.t.•1
n.1turn fut u1111tlwr m1~·llnl( Moy Yt•rby 11n1c1 h t• tlwn lnformud
11 ht• cc1lh•uguflt that Uw tlll't>lltli(
1'h t· tl•Ul'hNl'I uml tlw d111t111·t WUll oH
b10 uun't• that tlw f1u·ulty 11wm But dlKtrkl 11pok11t1mun lUc·hurd
ni ••nl lhl' t•hurwt·llur u lt•W•a S111111n d(•nl1'1.i thut 11ny lfUl'h c11ll
ral 28 ll!liylng lht.•y bt•ht•Vl.J ll wa11 , 1•n •1vt•d from Yt•rhy He•
ou!J lit• h•tit1lly 1nudv 111ubh• tu 1·unflrnwd thul Waumn hud not
UN1d th1• Moy 11 m•'t'llll~ if tlw rl'plu'll to thl• 11u.t1 ut·um1' l1•tt...r
unn·llor unly 111t1•ndt.•d l<> d111 but :mid tht· t.·hum·c•llor 1Jllll l'X
f.1<1t1..'11th• mu rt ;wtaon 1.x,·h-<I 1 hi· ml't.'llllt( lo t.1kt• plo<.<t•
tw h·l t1•r 1111111 tlll' p111(1•SHUI i. fUt'l'l(lay
ult! lw opi•u to d t11t.·ur;r;111n ,,r "!11· was h11p1ng lo 11-.1pt•n tht•
t•11111111u11w;it1on !Jr<" l'SH," Simon
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M1•a11wha11· th1· d1i.puh · 11vt·1
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111 llt'l fa 1 ltl L"
ANNING RANCH • • •
~ 'M 111 Plummt-r 11uld s hl· u l!iCI wru. up~·l by thrt>ut:. sht· m1Khl
l>t• till' IJrgcl of u ri•cull try bt• :E. uf h1·r vow 1n favor of th1·
nning l'roJl'l.'t
.•:·Thul w:11t JU11t an allt'mpl lo
~l1m1duu-m<> und IL showl-<l a lot ror 1rnmaturily un th1• part CJ( ttw
l(l"OUJ>," bht• 1>a1d "I Wai& elt'(·lc'(I lo
·~·n to both .. 1d1•s, not JWl bow ~ti li~1ul inlt•rt"llt group " •• ~ J .... uu1s..• Grt-t•lt•y, lt"ader of thf'
~1c.int'l·. s111d ht•r gr11up luvuni :m
~f'('taon
"I hope 11 '11 u d1gn1ftt·d t•um-
puagn Tht· IHJSUl'l'I art-dt·ar t·ut,"
1W1J Mn; Grt·l'lt·y "I truat thcfl'
won't lH.· uny 1H1rn1.· tal11ng,
mud 11lmg1ng or dirty t.aelK1'
·'Wt•'rc• JU!il u group of rc11-
cl1·nlli fol111w1ng the Democratic
proc•t'?lH," !CIW added. "W1•'re jwn
lrytnK lo nwke a point "
Shl· 11u1d her group'11 pCllnt 111
that th .. l'lly 11hould follow 1t1
g1•nerul pl:rn She aaad the Ban-
ning Run('h prop<.>tWI represent£ a
rud1t·ul ahifl uway from the Ren-
l'ral plan.
Flying snake
Serpent <>n plane caught
/\ ... 11.1k1 th.al •·'>tJpt•<l t111rn 11
l 'Olll<Jllll'I .111d hud lht• I Ull or I h1·
n 1q(o .u 1•.1 a ho.a rd t1 Ht·swbl11
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plurk li>11dt-cl al J11hn Way rw Aa
pllrl Tiii' 110 11 prnson oui., s1 x foot
lot\lo( L11u1 Hta11a ri:Jl ~n uk1· w.1 11
(11u 11d u11d1·1 a b o ard 1n tlH pt~sur11.1•1I foa ward t·urgo 1Jrt•11 11(
tht' plant· by tl11· mun t.o wh11111
th<' n ·ptalt• w1J.., dt-sltn•-d C1Jry
ew~n<ill 11( C alt rorna;,i /',l)Oll1j(lt'oal
~upply, Sant;1 A11a
"I had lo u:.iwl 111!>1111· tlll' l'ar.1(11
;vua and lift ;, l1 •w l>emrdi. hH11r1·
I (11und 111111 I It· waH wt• n1ld "''
~ wu!tn'1 m11v11tlo( .irouncl v1·ry
m,i.u.h ." H;1.l(rt.dl Haad l11d .. y
S r111k1·s .in· l'll!d lilo11rl1 ·d l'fl•a
luri ..... h1· • iq1l.1tr11'<.I
Tlw <111ak1• wu!! <i twmg l f10 that
w1·n I~ t11J( 'h1p1">4·d from M1·111
phlN (or HUl>'ll-.1111·1)1 -.i1l1• IJy ( '.1la
fornau Zuol111(1t·ul. a whr1lt•MJ1ln of
11•pt1h·!i and t1mph1hrnns, ic.11d
Bngnull, :l4, of TUHt111
"It w:ag pn·~1y tunny 1 n1•r1·
w :Jt. 11u1lt· u t•rowd ... t.Jndanu
around whlle I wu,; l1,lj1k1t1K for
him," &gn.tll 11.1ud
Wall Ht·llman . u ... p11kl·1m11H1
(11r M1nn1•upolu1 h ;1..,1·d .i1rl1111·
-..11d th•· :.nake w." d1..,111v 1•11·d
l•1111w an S11 ll Lak1· C11 y, w lll'tt•
th"' rt1uh1 hdd .. top1wc.J lll'lu1 ,.
arriving in Uranl(•' County
lh·llrmm .. aul t;1rg11 laa11dl"1"
tlu·11· t111l11't w..in t to 1lo•lay 1111·
fl 1 K h t h y "u rr1 m" n 1r1 .I( .i 11 1111 a I
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hllJkt· So th1·y ..,hut I h•· 1 ,1rg11
h11ld d111ir~ an.I "'·nt I"" plun1· on
.... wuv
Tht•n llwy "'''"' w 11rd lo H1 ·
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Girl, 17,
slaying
suspect
By STEVE MITCHELL
0( Ille 0..., llltlet tlalf
A l7·yN1r-old La.iuno &a<'h
HI.Ch School i\rl flK'ft t•hargmi of
murdl'r following Mn uppurenl
murcfor-1ulcld~ att1•mpt nur a
Legion Stre~I <.'hurch Tul'•duy
mornlnJ(
The 8 10 a.m tnc·ld nt •t lhc
cornt.1r of Lesion and Throulllh
al\rt"t'la lt•fl Jamt'll Anthony Kt•n
dull. 21 , o r l'nlerald Bay. rlf'fld
.Lauru Lt>t.' J.'t·l•t, 17, o f 47!'1
Lt'alon St . apparently ahot ht••
adf In thl• cht'1il ahl'r flrlnR u
round from o •lolt'n 22 ('ullbt•1'
revolwr at ht•r hoyfrll·nd, fatally
wou111lln1< him
M l~ Jo\•1'11, 1.1 tronsfer 11tudt•nt
(II lh•· high !l(•hool, WUll h11lt'(J II)
f:ur nin<l1tion at UCI Ml·du·ul
C.:cllln th11' mornanj(
A p11ll11· i.pc1kc11mu11 11t11d lht•
1miwnd111.c bn·ukup 11f tht· 1:ou
plt-'s r1·l.111on1h1p uppaff•ntl y
promptt·d tht· 11hooling.
Kt·ndull, a 11H8 tintduutl• o f
Laguna fk•ad1 High School, pur
1">4Jr t•·dly t11ld thl' lt·1·n ·1itl(t•d 11u
"f*l'I lh1 ri ·l.1t111nsh1 p wa11 ovt•r,
ttw 11pok1·sr11un 1'!1ld
"Tht·y Wl't t· clotu.· frat·nds for
l('Vt:rul yt•ar11, and she oppurcntly
could nm II('<' henwll with onyone
cl.Ile, ur him with another girl,"
the poh(·t> 11pokl'ltman 1ald
JJ c said tht' couple left Ke n
dall'a Emc1 aid Bay home at about
7 :4 ~ o m and drov"' to M '""'
f'el1t'1 upartnH·nl on L1•'1 .0fl
Sttc.~t.
She had w11ttcn u "wall-typt.o"
Jetter pn•v1ou1ly, lnd1c:aung her
belonginl(\ 11hould go to her mo
thcr, th<' uHtt<t·r !lrud. .
Kt•ndall purportedly parhd
h11> pa(·kup truc k on Through
Strt•1•t whalt• 11 he w ent In In
ch:..11.,w dotht.'11 lor school, 1>0111•1 ..
i;a1d
Water rate
boost seen
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lo 111v1·1 f11,•11t 1.111· l11k1.., by 1111'
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wl11t h '"l'IJlll''> Liii' 11ly
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Fair tl\1ougl'I 101:1a y but t ome
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fl$ to 12 0v .. 111gtn tow. 64 10 S8
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Huntington N•wpo11 are• tem-
"41'alur" ra11ge from • tow ot 53
t9 a high Of 65
' flMWtl«e. !tom Paint Conc.p
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SAGA ENDED -Artist Chrt1 Mut11<>n seems
lt·lsS than ovcrjoy('(J at the Catt> of his bronze baa
rt•lle! of the late John Wayne The memorial
o.lly ,.... • ..,, .......
sculpturl' 111 <k~ttnt'<i tor an oHw • In Newport
Beach City Hall until thl• dty dN·ldt.'11 what to
do with it
Innocent
plea given
'in fraud
C:oldton &.git· lnvt•Hl1n1•11t Co.
prc·111d«nt Hulph W McDunuld
}11111 plt·udc.'(J annoc.·t·nl to 3~ fc·lony
<'ounoi in a rnult1-mllllon dollar
frJud t'fJlll' 111 South Orungt'
Cou11ty Mu1m·1pul Court
C<1·dt•ft·1id:111t David Bcltrcy
H1gu1ru.. 44, San Ch.•mt·nt.c. plc•u·
d1·d l(Ullty lo two o( l\J eounl11
am lurling l111111paracy und i.4:llang
atl1·w11 bondi.
'l'hc· 11r l11111 t·.irrlt' th111 morning
IM•fon · J udK•· Hluu Barni·\1.1· in Cl
courtruon1 Jamml'd with pt·o·
pit· who hod &nV('!llt'(J an tht· ~I
TtJro hu1't-d anV1'lltnu.•11l f1m1
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l hurgt.,. fllllow tnK 11 HtwnH'N dt"
partnwnt 1 aHI 1>n tlw l'ompuny
ofru·t•i. 111 F1·bruury 1n wh1t•h
$112~.ooo 1u t·a,;h W I.Iii !14•11,1.-d, along
with M'v 1•1 al wc·uponw uncl <'om
p.1ny l'l'l'UI cl!>
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'lwandltnU 1110H· thun 1.000 an
v c"!l11r11 out of llll'tr iwving.11 .• ft.t•r
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h earing set
/\ C auwnli Advisor y Conm111
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M:1y 17 to (.'(1ru.1dt.•r nt•w WWII for
( '11r11 no d c· I M IJ r EI 1· m 1• n l iJ r y
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ru\g~ ut 7 :IO pm in lhf' M:hoo1'11
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Tht• bourd's a1·twn <:omt·i. urw
w1-.·k 11hn th<.•y agn ... '(J to l.lrop :.i
cl111pull'd <:tm truct with thf: Uni
vcrs1ty of Soulht•rn Calafornm to
11pt•rnu• a satt'lht1• busant"llll t:um·
pub at the lk'hool
Pair sought
in holdups
( '11..,10 Mt"l:I p11l 1< t• un • H1·:1r
C'l11111< for two f.(unm1•n an 1·11n
111·1·t11m with w1•p1:tral<· rohb.·1·1c.•11
t hal •K'f'Urrt-d Munday
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I 40 p rn hy a gunmun who flc'<J
Wllh $10()
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111 th1• Kt·t·f &r. fi:lO W l!Jlh St ..
.ihout 10::\0 pm Tht· l(Unnum 1n
that 1 obl)(·ry gCJt 11w11y with $200,
polw1• said
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WA::il!INGTON (AP) Prt..'tl
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ully broadcru1t new1 c:onft•renct· al
5 p.m PIYr Thul'lldJiy In thtt F •.. 1u1t
Room of lhl' White Hou.'141', It Wall
11nnr1um'<-'<1 t.ixlay
Wayne 'saga' ends
city hall office • Jn
By STt:VE MARBLE or 111. 0.11, P1101 11.n
Tht· .John Wuyn1· 011•11111rial
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t·urutor of lht' smalh"llt mww•unt
.tr11u111I with th1· l>:JX n •lwf Hilling
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'Hello, Dolly'
set at CdM High
Thrt'<' prt11t!nlbt1or1.11 or tht·
mUJlll'IJI "ll<•llo. Dully" will he.·
icUtg<-d Mi.y 20, 'J. I and 2:l 111
Nl.'wport B1•at·h by drnmu
ictuc.Jt·nl.11 from Comna dc•I Mur
If agh School.
Tht• 8 pm 11 how11 w ill h•·
pn•11t·nt1•d ut the Nc•wp1Jrt
llurhor H igh Sc.•hool Audato·
•Cor o na de! Mar High
School B<'nwr Larry Jacobi
hus L'Uptured third plnct' 1n
tht• 11nnuul P1u:1flc Sc.:lenuru:
ll('holurahap awurd Ht• wlll
n ·t·c•1vc up to $4,000 loward
hi& m llcg<' c-ducat1on.
Jacobi. who phM t.o alll'nd
•A Jow-<.Ut rabiH clinic la
&l'h<'duled Tueaday a t th1·
Orangl' County FairgrouncJ11
In Coata Mt'M
The Oranli(e County Animal
•The a uthor of "The Ga1pel
AC'cordlna to Pt>anut11," tht'
best-11elllng non-fiction bt111k
of 11}6:'.>. will speak Muy 18 al
Orung<' Coru1t Collcg1•
Author Robert Short, who
ulllO wrote "The Parablet1 of
Peanut1." will &Ive a one·
hour preaenutlon be1lnntn1
r1u111 , 11110 fr v1111· /\v 1·11u ..
T 1t kt•I' .11 t· $4 a11d 1 a11 lw
pun·h .lM'll at tlll' (. '1111111.1 .i .. 1
Mar 1•11mpw.
Thi· Hhuw wall f1•alu11· "tu
dc·111J. ))ooa M<'<.:stllum, Sc·ou
Morrow, Rt'~ Rogen, Susan
Appt'I, Larry O'Connor and
llelen Lemmon. 1<'01 rnon· 111
formutmn, c·111l 7tl0 J:i~10
UCLA. has url1blt1mu. lo l.1t• 11
mt!mlwr of th1· 191lfl US
()lympac wau•r polo tc•um I 11·
won lht> 11t·hol<iric h1p 1n tht·
rrnt111nw1dl' <'<>mpt•lllaon hu.'11'11
on ;,c·udt·m 1c a1:h 1evt•m1·111 H
und l<•udcn1h1p quult tll'N
Control Ot.·partrn1•nt 111 llJ>l>n
11orlnl( lht• Chnu· rrom 7 lo
li:30 pm 1n tht> Muin Parking
Lot CIY.St 111 $3 For mort• In·
formuuon mil 6~\A-7001
ut nuon In Room 110 111 tnc•
<•ampua «ounw<•llng and ud
mlMIOM bu1lding11
Short, whoae uppearan<.'t' !H
11 pon11ort>d h y th<> l·ollt•g1· 11
campus mlnlatry, 111 achedulf'd
to preacnl a 11l1de prof:ram
bul'd o n hia be1l-11e Jin"
work Admluion 11 fret-and
opc-n lo th~ public'
Beast of Buena Park?
Huge, smelly 'monster' sighted by residents
BY JEFF PARKER of1t11D1111Yf'tllttt1a1t
Monster watA:htirt •"" pla.nnlna
onothcr vigil t.onl&ht at the Ex·
t'c·ullve Park AparLmenu I n
But'na Pork where a bcaat of
hclllah proportion• wa• repor·
14.ic:Uy IJ>O\k'd Monday nlaht.
And by the dHcrlptlon1 of
"8utma Park JMafoot." the mon-
ak'r won't be hard to r«Of(nlze.
Ke aundJ betwten wven and
etaht feet uu, ,,.owll 11lllur • 10·
rlJla" and "1m1lla worH than
rotll'n hone manu,..."
Tbele d..ml)t!ve wordl came
from •Plll1(nenl fMnlP" Lorral· ne Mi..ntlll, who M6d the hMtd
the beMt IJ'OWllfta frc:Jft I $1ral•
Mic Q.'~h rwer \ht complex jult
aftc 1 G p.m, Monday.
"My hutband and I had Juat
co me bac k from dinner at
Alfy'•." ehe •Id. ''And one of our
tt'nant• ran up to borrow a
flaahllJht to ffnd • monuer.
Whtn r ran to the fence I could
amell th thln1. Juat awiul."
Pollco were aummoned but
iook an hour Lo reapond beclUM
lhey f u \hey weN btfn& lu·
red bltek ' the .,. by ,,.. .. ,
8ld• 01n1, which en)o11 thro-
wina bot'1ill 11 P1Lrol cars, Mt.
MfWlU Mid.
''Thia la no ~k," -. conll· nu.cl. ''There'• no way to fw 1
srowt Uke I hMrd, or a anwU lUw
•
I amellod . Thi• la• qulot
n~lghborhood." Pol~ w ro floodrd with calla
Monday n ight after the alleaed
••ahttna. 'The mon1t r WH alle1edly
n by two wltnetM.• They aaJd
lt attempted to f'ntor tbe com-
pieJC.1 th n turnt'd away and dll·
appearc:>d beck fn\O th dralnap
ditch.
Larae Cootprln", "about the
liw of two handl'' tlCt'Otdtna 16 Mu. Ml111ne11l, were found
around th• df~h.
"We could hear l\ in the dark."
1h1 Hid 11 All th c:rlck•" and fru11 wtrt q_ulet whU• H
amwled."
•
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House bill backed
Measure to provide $1 billion assistance
WASHINOTON Conoornoo 11bout thl• trou-
bled houatna Industry, thf• Houtc hu •pproved a
bill that would provide tl billion ovt1r tho next aix
month• lO lower mo rl&•i lntureat raateti "° thou
.. ncta ot f•'11'\illt'I could •Hord to buy hOUlk.'tl.
"1'hla bUJ will provldu thoU1MndJ of American
famlUn with decent hou1tn1. tomethlna that th•
flovern~nt hu alrrni.l for)(ottt•n how to do In re·
cunt month»," hid Kep, .~urnand J. St Ovrmuin, D-R 1.
The t"tlWfl~l'K'Y blll, upprovt"d un a 34~·SS vow
Tut'tday, propu11W that the aovt"rnmt•nt ll)('nd ti
bllllon.throuch tho nmualndc r of thl• fl•·•I yt>ar that
tnd1 In October. The m e111uru now gocm to tht•
Senaw, which 11 aall'Mdy (-Ol\liderlng afmllar lea1,..
la lion.
Decision 'appalls' drug firm
ALBANY. N.Y Eh Lilly and Co. '""Ytt It h1
"appalled" at a rulln' by NL•W York's hlght-.l L·ourt
that th~ pharmace>uL1cal c.'Olllpany must pay a half
m11Uon dollara In damagl'I to j wolll{ln whose mo·
ther took the drug DES during pr1•tlnan('y
ln a unan1moUJI ruling Tuc...duy, thf' Court of
ApJ>t"al» dec:·1dt'CI th<' l'Ompany mua.t pay $~00,000 to
a Minn<.'90ta womun, Joyl'<' 81t•hler. t'Vl•n thoul(h 1l
wm1 not df'tc>rmlrwd thi.t Lilly manufactured th<'
drug.
The C'OUrt upht"ld a 1979 d(>ei11lon by o state•
Supreme Court jury that Ms. Bichler should rec.-elvf.'
rumperu10tion for cancer which dt"velor>ed In 1971
when ahto waa 17. That jury dl'Cided that LIUy and
othe r mapr D~ manUfa(•tUl't'nl had not ad~uutely
lt"ll~-d the drug before putting it on the marke t
Attorney General tax queried
WASHINGTON -Attorney General William
f'rench Smith went outside hill blind ll"Wll to 10vt:t1t
$33,000 In an oil and gwi drilling tax sht•lwr wh1C'h
made hlm eligible for $99,000 in fc.oderal tn<.•omc tax
deductions, a spokesman said today
The WuhmjlOn Poat reporu..od todlfy that the
venture waa clalmlmr 1981 tax deductions of twice
the amount pt!nnitted by current Internal Revenue
Serva<.-e ruhnga
Ju1tice Department 1pokesman Tom DeCair
aid that SmHh Invested $16.~00 10 the venture on
Nov. 27, 1981. and another $16.~00 on March 30,
1982
Reagan host's Brazilian chief
WASHINGTON -Brazilian Pre11dt·nt Joao
Figueiredo. welcomed at the White HoWM.' agu1~t a
backdrop of f1ght1ng 1n the South Atlanltl", told
PrHtdent Reagan today Brazil 1111 striving lO "build
bridges between ital.ell" no matter how d1H1cult a
WOOW[OO
tuk that may prove.
"The purpose of Brazilian d1 pl<'maty 1s tu
strengthen thl' llnk1 of confiden ce among the
countries of th1s C'ontlnent so that thc spirit o( con-
c·1hation and J>t!ac:.'e may pre>1per," Flf(uelredo said.
Pope begins Portugal tour
LISBON, Purtul(al (AP) P1,rtul(al guvt· an Portugut'll<' soil, t·.ilhng at "the land of thc Virgin
Mary," and Katd an Portugu<'flf• <'XUbcrant Wt•k•1Jmt• W<Jay lll POPl' John Paul 11 ..is
he began a four day pall(r1mag«> lo pay honuigl' to
Our Ludy of Fallma and "thank God for ~Vtnl( my
life"
"[ salutt• you P ortugal land of murtyn,
i.ain!Ji and hcru1t· !K'rvanl.li of C hrull "
. ll1 s whit<· robt"s rustling 1n th<' wind undt•r
ovl·rl·a11t skit·•. John Paul told Pn'fl1dent Antonio
Ramal ho Eancs and 15,000 flag· waving c hildren
Arriving from Rome-. where he survived an
as&allfllrutllon attempt lrull May l:J, thl• pontiff klSM"d
Religious repression 'nil'
MOSCOW Evangt•last Bally Graham said v18l tl'd (in the· Sovwt Union) and thcre ar<•
thow.ands of tht'm -11Crv1t·c-s an• allowc-d to gu un
frt'(>ly," th<· fi:J . yt'ar-old &pll11t told a news t'Onft··
rcm.-i· at lhl• cl1J!I(• of lht' !l<'<'<>nd ph•nary 8l'81il0fl o f
the C.mforcnl't.' of Reh~1ou11 Worknx for Savmg th•
S:wn-d Gift of L1fc from Nul'lt•<ir Catastrophe•
t.oday ht• hwi "l('4·n no dlrt'(:t cv1denc.'t' u f rl'l1g1uw.
rcpretS1on an th1· Sov1Pt Union and ~·d th<· c·ont'1•pl
of rt·hg1ous frt-4.-<lom wai1 n n•lattw• one·
"It would M'<'m to m1 · ttwt an thl' t hurdu'!I I
Union vote ballots challenged
SACRAMENTO It will be at least threl' ma, AFL-CIO. led the Conereu of Faculty Aasoci·
atlons, 6,473 votes to 6.4~ -a difference of 19. weekJ befort" a dec1S1on on challe nged ballol.A that
will determme the outt"Ome of the nauon'1 largt'tlt
academic union election at the 19-<"ampWI Callfomra
State Uruvennty
When ballo ts f rom a runo ff election were
counted Tuetday, the United Profeuor1 of Caltfor-
But 508 votea were c halle nged: 297 by the
university, 198 by the UPC, two by the Cf'.A and 1 I
by the Public F.mployment Relations Board, which
supervised the election
\
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Pollce Commis·
1ion voted unanimously to<by to ban for sJx months
lh• ~ of chokeholch In 1ubdulng crimf' 1uspcc1a
unle11 deadly force ia beln1 Wied agauut a n officer
TIM! vote, tentative until public comment could
be rec..'t"ived al a day-long ht"ann1. wu taken 1hortly
after Police Chief Daryl Gat.M apolog1ud for his
choke of word1, but not for hia thoughi.. In 11ug·
iesttna that blacks may be more prone Lo death
from chokeholch th.an "normal people."
The commlu1on planned to consider diaclplm·
ary action against Gates.
More than 4~0 people crowded Into a down·
town hearing room where the chief aald. "I have no
apolOfD' for what I wu thlnklng," the chlef sajd
"But I do want to apologiu for the way 1 said It. 1
apolQlize not only to the black community but to
the entire commuruty."
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VOL. 75, NO. 132
Broker indicted
in record fraud
SAN BERNARDINO -State
and county officials filed charges
a~lrat mortgage broker Wayne
Burton and .even bu•lneu auo-
cl a tea on 182 felony counts In
what they call 'the large1t real
e1tate brokerage fraud In Cali-
fornia history.
Burto n'• Unive rsal Finance
Corp. all'Hdy la ln recelver1hlp.
The charscs tiled Tuc.'9day allege
Burton and ht. pertnel'I rommlt-
t.ed v•nd theft, for1ery. accurl-
tlea vlolallon1 an tax fraud
throu1h Untverul and California
l'.qultJf!I Home Loan company.
We're Listening •••
Wha.t do you like about the Dally PUot., What don't you llkt.,
Call thtt number bt'low ind your meau1t will bt recorded.
tran1crlbed and dollvered to lM appropriate •cUtor.
The 11mt ~·hour 1n1weriftl Mrvlce ma,. bt Uted '° rtcord let·
tus to Uw editor on any lOpfc. Mallbo. contr1butore "'u•l Include
their namt and telephone number for verification No clrtul1Uon
Hiii. pfUH Tell ua what '1 on yoor mind.
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Or1ng1 Cout DAILY PILOT/Wednttday, May 12, 1982
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DEVASTATING BLAZE f'1n•m t·n w:Jtch
ht•lph:ssly as huge spin· on h ist.om· Notre Dame
dt• Lourdc.-s churC'h in }<'all Rivt•r, Mass. plunl{N>
to <·arth as f1rf' dc.-strovs the.· san ctuary Ble:tzc:·
AP Witt .....
slllrtt·d in the c.·hurl'h, which w~ being reno-
V:Jtc:d f'trl' sprl'ad to m•&Jrby s truc:lur<.-s, left 70
fam1lll's homcl<>SS. Damag<· 1s l'St1matt.'d at $1:.t
m11l1on.
Grgas gains
Seal Beach
council post
&·al S.•ach voll'rs hav1· l'lt-t'lt'<I
VH·t"r S Grga11, a :11 .y1·1.ir old
l{OV(•rnnwnl hUNln('Sll l'OOllUILanl
to a four yt·;ir lt'rm o n th<· City
Couoc1J
Grgas roc-e!vl'd 647 volt"' wh1lt•
his uppom•nt, Jr.um-s G F'u11k . got
405 vott-i. 'l'Ul~ay
Funk. :J6 . a tvmmunlly dcv1·I ·
"/'ment dirt"<:tor (or the• nty of
I ununuton J>urk. h;HJ f<'l'l'IVt•d
mort• vott·s th.Jn Grga11 in th1·
Mar<'h :m pramury ell-c.'tlun. Thi·
run-off W;L'l ht•ld IM'<';JUJI(• 11t•1th1•r
J.:Ol a 111ay1rlly
Elt'\·taun olfwwl11 JJUt the• votA.>r
turnout Jt :m 4 pc:rt·1·nt In Tuo:.-
day "• voll• that tndudl·d down
Lown St·al Bt·at.·h and an Surfs1dt•
m di11trwt I
Joyc•1· H1sn1•r 1md (JM·ar Rr1Jw
nc·ll w1in t•h·1·tro11 outr 1J<hl l;1'>t
Manh wh1•n tht·y 1.::.ptun·d tht•
ffiUj•Jrtly u f V1Jt1·s JI) th1•1r dt'l
trkl:i
llogart eulogized
U>S ANGELI':') (AP) • &·v
c•rul ma1Jr rl't'ordmg stnn. whO!U•
1·arp1•r11 W«'r<· <.•nham·c•d by pro·
du.·1·r Nt•al Bogurt ~a ng has fu-
voralt• !>lmg <tl h111 funnul About
1,000 p<-ople, lnl'ludang Bob Dy
Ian and Burl Bacharach, etlf'n-
dt><l tht· runnal Tut~ay for thl·
:UJ .yt•ar-old Bogart who died
Saturday of <:anl'<'r.
Gem
Talk
lh·Jf' Jll'Ml'J/HJf,.'i
('1•rt1/1rd f11•m11/u>11111. A f ;s
WE'RE SE'M'LED IN
at our new bome
Mov ln1 la usually a fairly
t'motlonal experience. Once thl"
excitement of the move dle1
down, one muat face lhe ruUty
of 11ett1ng t'verythlnl put
pro~rly Into place at the new
location, and o f bc-c:o mtn1
eomfortablt" and settled. Wtt're
•till prt1tty exc:ltAtd. althou1h It
hu been•a week since we moved
Into our ntw ator• 1t 1809
News>O!'} Blvd., jut\ a few doon
down tn. •ll'Mt from our formtr
locauon But, even with all the
tncdt.crment, we have men.,.t to
1•t everythln1 In lt1 proper · J!!::' and we t•l very much at
altndy. w • .,. ltUJ • bit
awed b)' the exva apece end the
bMuty of our new~
We hope you will l\op by ind
1hare IOI'(\• of th• Hclt•m9nt wtth UI. After all, It ii ,.._our
fJ1tnda and~ •be haw
m•d• thU ltnjJOrtaac IDOY•
pollible b .. w. • ••• -'°" to our MW,_, ...S .... ,...
wtu vW& ............. 'i'l lft ....
n•lthlto&' ................ , -
w.•r. Jui& a -........ of
our old OllllM Milia •11•••
Ex-cop to be tried
on felony perjury
A fut nwr Anah1•1rn poht·•· ""1
1·Pr ha-. hc·<•n •Jrtlt•rt·d to i.tand
trn1I Ill Orangt.> County S upc•nor
Court on a (d1Jny pt•qury 1'0unl
an t.·1mn1 ~·t1on w ith h111 al'lav1t1l-s
on 1t SfX'l'tal <'rime-faghtanl( task
fort·c•
llowt•Vt·r, two olht.·r fornH·r
off 1cc:r'i f al'lllg chart,(<'ll or wong
t'xn·SHIVt· furn• while· hdongmg
to th'• .,,11111• ta11 k furn· Wt·rc•n't
hound 11v1•1 for t rial Tu1·sday
rull11w1nK •• I ,,, ... 4•d dout p1t·l1m1
nary h1·11rtnl( an Wl·i.t 01.111gt•
County Mun1t 1pal C1Jurt
Juui.(t· Judith Hyan rult•d that
clt•fl'111l.in t P1·t1•r Wann i.huuld
f.1ti.' lnJI an SupNIUr Court only
un tlw i.angh· JX'I JUry tuunt 11<'
had h1•1•n prt·vioui.ly dtargl'd
with l'll(ht ft·lo11y ('OUOL'> 11( Uhlnl(
l11"1·n far t•d front th1· A11t.1ht·1m
pul11·t· f11r<·f· an Ft•l>ru;iry follv~.
wan~ :.n antl·rnal anvt-st1gat111n. ·.
A mon th l;i ll'r. t hl· Oran"-'~
County (;r:1nd Jury 111d1111:~
tht·m on d1;;argt-i. o r l'\Jruiptral y lu
obstl'Ul"l JUl>llt"l'. f ahw 1mpr1i.on ·
mt·11t and "'-..,...ult uruJ..r th1· l·ulot
of authority
l>i·puty l>1strwl A1tonwv Tum
( ;Ot·thah. and1catt'<J ht· would ap·
1wul Jud~1 · H ya11 's dt·t·1i-1on
Pro golfer
Lopez-Melton
asks divorce
1·x1·1·-. .. 1v1· f11n·1· and m1s111 .. 1ting HOUSTON (Al') Cul ff>'
pnsorwn. Nam·y L11pc·:t.-Ml'lt11n. a lt·.1d1hg
Jutlgt• Hyan n·dun·d four as n111111·v war11H·r 1m 1h1· L.1d1<•i.
...uult t•ount.-. 31(1111lSI W:.inn from )'111f1·~ .. 11H1:JI c;ulf Ai. .. u1·1ataon
fl'lon11 ... tu m1"l1•m1-<mor'> Thi~· tour, lt..t.-. f1l1-<I fur drvoni• fro11>
c hargc•11 wall not lu· tr11•d Jn hl'r hu!.band 1,f thrl·t· y•·<tr&,
Supt•rlur Court lloui.11111 i.port1>t'<t?>t1 •r Tam Mr·I
Wunn wa:. ord1·rt·d lo :1ppt•ar ton
for arrn1gnnwnt on May l4 Mt•lt.cm <'unfrrnwd th;it h" wife
Jiu. two t·uddt•ndants had all had f1l1'<.i d1vorlr-pupc-rs
t harl(<-8 against tht·m d11<m1!..'K'd "I dad no t want tht• d1v11rc'C."
Thi· JUdl(t' rul1•d tht·n· was an -h1· add<·d
11u ffk1t.•nt <'Vldf•n1·t· tu hold for "I ltwt• Nant·y mort· nuw th.an
mt·r offat.-i.•rs J ohn C Evnl•·y. :i2. th<· day I marrll'd h<•r," h1· ~rd. :
and John JanS<·n. 4:i, for trial tn "&'<.·au~<· of thul. I will alway1 :
Supt-r1ur Court. rnn: about hl'r and what happt·r~ ;
Thi· three.• formt·r o!fil't:rs had • to her ''_ :
Corum' s Masterpiece Collection
Fine Gold lngota.
We1gl'ling 15, 10,
Or 15 Gremmee
Elec:tronlc Quartz
S20Gofd
Pi.c.. Etectronlo
0"8rtrAnd
Wat., Rnfttant ..
J. e..JJ_,,Jw, J..,./-,.,
I @ MrMB(A ~M£At0AN QFM soc1m
1809 NCWPOAT 8LVO •• COSTA M IA
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Cash discounts permitted
I)'. PAT HOl\OWITZ Of .. Meo, ..........
OBAR PATl I am eoa1kl•rlaJ offerla11
•1tceHt to eaalli cHtom•ra or my •mall
M1a...e. An titer• uy lawt H&alatlaa "'' or eaa a bHl1t11 11t1bl11lll &t1 owa proce· ..... ,
M.O., Co1'8 Meta
St.arUn1 a "dlacount for cash" program
doel not require the approval of any federal
.,.ncy, a.ccording to the Federal Trade Com·
ml•lon. However, you muat di1eloae clearly
and conaplcuouaJy to all cuatomcn (not ju1t
credit card holden) that you offor a di.count
for caah. You can do thia by J>OIUni a •il?l at
each locatlon where purchases are made
aaylng: "We Give Discounts for Ca1h," 011
10methJng almllar.
FTC add1 that the diacount may be aa larae u you wish and you have the option of
offe""" cuh dl8oounts only on certain types
of producta or aervlcea, or only at certain
1torea ln a chain. Although the Truth in lAnd1nf Act permita you to otter a di.count
f« c:aah, lt forblda you to put a surcharge on
pu.rchues made by cred.lt card cuatomen. U
you poet only the credit card price by each
Item and then deduct the d.lacount when a cuh
ule lt INlde, you are offering a dilcount for
. U you post both a credit card price and
the lower cub price by each item, you are a.I.lo
offerlni a cU.count tor cuh. But lf you only
post the di.counted c.aah price and then charge
your credit card cuatomen the higher amount,
you are adding a sun:harge and th.at ta against
the law.
If you have questions, contal·t Justin
Dlnifelder or Larry Demille-Wagman at the
Federal Trade CommlAsion, Sixth and Penn·
1ylvanla Ave., Washington, D.C 20580, or
phone (202) 724-1139.
Dog sh ots clinic set
DEAR PAT: Your do1-ownlng readers
will be &lad to know t bat U-Dlted Humaaltar·
lu1 of lliu 1e Coun ty wW •&•In 1ponaor a
low-coat vacclnatlon cllaic J u e ~ at Manly
Part, 7900 Norma Drive (near Golden West
St. ud Waner) Jn Hantln1toa Beacb from 10
a.m. to i p.m. Tiiie cost wUl be U for rable1
aad U eacb for dl1temper and parvovlru1
vacclnadou. Payment maat be ln caab u d
pell tMll• be leaabed. For information about
low-co1t cat vaccla1tloa1 or apaylag a ad
anterlag, your read ers may call a United
UCI psychologist
wins fellowship
Medk:al psychol.oPt Deane Shapiro Jr .. direc·
tor of outpatient psychiarty at the UC Irvine Med-
ical Center, la one of ~O American profeulonalt
choeen for a W.K. Kelloga Foundation National
Fellowship.
Dr. Shapiro, of lAguna Be.ch, will ttudy how
bullneme9 in the United St.ates and Japan cope with
executive 1trftl. He alao will compare the effecti·
venesa of Western and Eutem ttn!tl management
techn1ques.
Kellogg fellows are selected on the basis of
credentiall, sk.ila, lnterettl, demonatrated leader-
ahlp potential and reoommend.ationa from irutJtu·
tlona. Each receive. a three-year grant of up to
$30.000.
Shapiro, 34, joined UCI in 1980 after serving at
Stanford Univenll)'. He aho has served as dean of
acedemk atfain at the Pacific Graduate School of
peych<>logy.
He recently publiahed a book titled
"Meditation: Seli Reaulation Strategy and Altered Sta ta of Conldoumell."
Spec,. I
..., 12-MIJ l&, 1912
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I • ... lllCllt lleMiful of "" PMS witll Ml OflllCHtd bod7
1111.i111111~ •1111 lllru llleck
.... "" ftnl .. "1111 red I 111 ..... nd Ktlft. S.. 1111 It a.-tr_.....,., • .,.
u lt oder th 1111111 "Clown llldl" for _, UI.
VISA" •
llllW.W..C.U._.
-C-!WW & ...
H•uuaal&arlaa vohaateer fr•m U 1.m. &o '
p.m. at IH·Ull, Ht-IHI w ltf.411f.
H.M., o ...... ONV•
United HwnanJt.artarw a1eo II oUert.na a
durable, ll1ht·wel1bl fonnka pet ldtndffca.
lion t.a1 at lta coal of $2. The tac• come tn
amall, medium or larae 11111 in red, blue,
yellow. black or whlt.e. The ama1J ._, ls 1Ui·
table for a cat or very ema1l q . 'n.. ~ can
be ordered by •nd.ll\a *2 (C:Mh only) to Unit.d
HumantWiana of oran. County, P.O. Box
477, Garden Grove 928U. Incl\l~ the pet '•
name, owner'• name and addreu, clty and
st.ace plua two telephone numbers -)'OW"I
and a friend'• or Nlat1ve'1. TM mack word,
"reward," a1lo can be Included.
Use child r estraints
DEAR READERS: Thi.I lt Child Pu.en·
aer Safety Week. Stucliel lndlcate that traffJc
acctdent.I are the major ldllen of younasien.
accordlns to the National AutomobUe Club,
which adda that thta traged)' could nearly be
eliminated by the uae of restraint devices,
usually conaiating of a sturdy seat attached to
the car by anchoring belt.I. Even amall bable.
can be tom from a parent'• arma in low 1peed
craahes. The restraint device hold• them
securely and diatributa the force of the cruh
evenly.
The club report.a that an eigh~year study
in the state of Wuhlngton showed that 90
percent of the deaths and 70 percent of Inju-
ries to children under age 5 who were Invol-
ved in automobile accidenta could be pre-
vented by a safety restraint ayatem.
The California Child Pauenger Safety
Committee surveyed chlld.ttn Plllilenaera ln 64
countlea during 1981 and found that only
13.2 percent of children under age 6 were
protttted by the simple device. Acrou the
nation on an average day, three children un-
der age 5 die and 160 are injured becaUle they
were riding in a vehicle without child re·
strain ts.
• Got a problem? Then wrl~ to Pat Horo-• j w/rz. P•t will cut red ta~. 6ettln1J rhe
ill amwel"I and .ctlon you need to aolve ln-
equitles in l/OVttmrMnt and bt.Wness. M&IJ
your qu<'•lions to Pat Horowitz. At Your St.'rvlce,
Orange Coast Daily Pi/01. P.O. Box lMJO, Costa mesa,
CA 92828 A6 many lf'ttel"I u poalble will be •M·
wered, but phoned inquiries or Jet~ not includlf'l6
Lhe reader'• full n&mf!', addrea and bcu/neu houl"I'
phone number cannot be co~.
MAY PHOTO
SPECTACULAR
11
COLOR
REPRINTS
2 25$
by z~
Oloen ""'" 11t '°' 1 """"" :::' ltom '"' ..,,,. "'9'1Nt Olle< : • ... ~
OOoO ""'" ~119111 -----
Returni ng to Bob Burns
Fmblon /•land
RONNIE BROW,
a t the piano
• Direct from bu U.S. tou r
•Limited engagement
begins May 4tb
• Appearing Tuuday
tbru Saturday nights
3 7 Fashion Island
714-644-2030
1btu May 22, 1982
Fish & Chicken
Dinner Only. •2.39
Oet two greet taltet In oUf Fllh £,
Chicken Dinner. Each dinner hu •
crtapy fllh nnet end two tender
wh.ltemeat Chicken Planks.• Mrved
wtth f rah cote 1law end gokitn frya.
• .. HAMOR &VD. con:::au ..,. or ........ :
AOroetPtiM
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ABC wilis first sweeps Seville
recall
ordered
'Dynasty' soaper gaining viewers
WASHINO'l'ON (AP)
-General Moton Corp.
bu been ordered to re-
call M>,000 1978 (Adlllacw
to cocrea an air polluUon
emt.Jona problem •lml·
lat to one which arc.e ln
the 197& ind 1977 mod· ....
The Environmental
Protection A1ency wd
that the recall affects
Cadillac Sevlllea with
~.7-llter fuel-in jected
auollne eniine1. l t Mid
defecu In the exh aust
... redrcu.latM>n t)'lteml
are reauJUna ln e>C.Oe911ve
nlt.rosen oxide em.l-.ionl.
The EPA , which two
yean aao required GM
to fix • .tm1lar problem
on 197& and 19?7 Sev-
Ulea, Mid that the redr·
culatlon 1y1tem.s on the
1978 Cadillacs have be-
come clo&1ed w Ith
carbon-like deposltl.
Under the order, GM
h.aa 4~ daya to submit a
plan to remedy the
p r oblem or request a
hearlna.
L08 ANGJ:Ll'B (AP) -The fut-Paced alapaUck movte 11Caddy1hack"
on CBS Unl1hed at th e top of the
NlelMn ntlnp, but ABC crla1med t!M
fint W•k of the May IWtepl.
ABC• fut-ria~prime-um. eoep opera ''l>ynalty'' .oorwS ln the
r1tlno oom~ y t.M A.C. Nlelaen
Co. 11Wt lhow ended lta current teuon
after a mystery that won't be .-olved
until fall.
ABC wu flnl in the May Sweepa
week endlna May 9 with 10.7. CBS
flnilhed. tWl potnt behind with 14.7
and NBC wa1 third with 13.3. The
Schools OK
4-day week
DAYS CREEK. Ore. (AP) -ln a
coat-cutttna move, the Daya Creek
School Board hu voted to go to
four-day tchool week. ln the fall.
TIM board ~ to uk the at.ate
Department of !'.ducation for a waiver
of r ules requiring dl1trkt1 to have
achool at leaat 1'15 daya within a
12-month period.
The board plans to lengthen the
.chool day by one hour. School would
be held Mondaya through Thursday.
until 11lank.tsivtng. Aft.er that. 1ehool
will be held Tuesdays through Fri·
day..
I
networka uy that muna ln u a...-.
.,. prtmt..t.lint minute l~.'7 percent ol
the naUOft'• homel with TV were tu· Old to ABC.
An NBC rerun, "TV's C.ntofed
Bloopen," Unl.thtd third, and com.-Dletlna the top fJve lhowl wen ABC'1 1'Too Ome for C.omtort" and '"nuw't Compuiy."
Such perennial CBS front-runnen
u "M mlnutee'' and "Dallal" u. lnto
renw and did not make the Top 10.
"60 Mlnui.t" wu In 11th place and
"Dlllal" WU ln 25th.
Here are the Top 10 show.: "~ " htlOeY Hltlht McMe, • r•Uno of 212; ft I~~. CH, "O)'wty,"
22 7 «ti t m91on, A.IC; "TV•~"°'°""' l">. 2 t.1 or H .I "'llllon, NIC; "Too Cto .. tor
Comfort." 20.1 or 11.4 mtlllon, AIO: "Thrff'• Company," ti.I Of 11.1 mllltOf'I, AIC; "'901• of
Ute,' tt.3 ot 16.4 mlllon, Nee; "HMt \0 tw1," ti.I
ot 15.1 mlltlon, A8C. "M·A..~111).. ti.I ot tl.O ~. cet; "lnel6t lfle TIWd , ' Pett I, tlA ot
15.0 mttllOn. AK. "lettle ot the ~ State.''
11,, ot t4 f ~. AK. . .1
•• .,. tt1e r.xt 10 lflOw9. "to ..,_,..., .. caa:
"The , .. Olly,'' A8C; "'The o. .. of Hulatef" (R). cas: ''The i.-eo.1:· AeC: "AMI ~ ... ..ec. "TNCMf9 Only,'' Nee, ··Oifrrent Stro .... • .. Nee, "OlmrM • lr.U," NIC. "Megnum, p ..... CU ; ....
S1teet1111.te1 •• Hee. .... .,, lhe llw lowwt<f•ted lhowt! "Ooldte Ind
Ille Klde," AIC; "Cllloego Story," ,.llC; "'etllet
Murphy," NBC, "Crime In America." AllC;
"Jotlebootc," Nee
'Health' cola eyed
PEKING (Al') China hai. devc·
lope<.! its own "(.'Ola," a health drmk
made from pc•ony roots that could
turn inlO an International lx."llHIC'llcr,
the Pt'Opk•'s Daily reported.
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Dow Jones Final
OFF .10
CLOSING 865. 76
Monl!x Internatiooal, L'J'U , uf Nt wporl Beach,
precious metala leverage dealer, report.1 11ale11 of Its
t'Oln·like Sliver F.agle t.otal more than 300,000
Company offida.J.a aaid thia ext'C...-ded th~1r trading
e11limat.ea.
The one-troy ounce , coin -like ingot of 999 ftnl'
silver us produ<..'t.id for lnvestmt•nt purpot1t.1, and Mont•x
iwld It will mint Silver Eaglet in thl' Unit.ltd 8Wl.l'1i w
meet the demand. They are bought in unitlf of !'>00
t'<iina.
Architects announced
At a ground break ltlg. Beacon Bay Entcrprnwh,
Jn<.'. of Newport Beach, announced that the intcrm.
t1onal architectural flnn o ( Aicarelh N1eolao Ma<.'l'IO·
chio and f>ariso o f Rome, ltaly iii d t.'Mtgn1ng ll•
22,000-aquare ·foot reeearch and devt•lopmt•nt bu1ld1ng
In the Lrvine F.aat Industrial Complt>x
Clock Con.iitructlon Company of ltvuu.• has bt-.·n
awarded the c:onstruction contract, tht' lender is City
National Bank, Newport Beach, and the leasing agt'nt
is AJlhwlll Burke
Financing arranged
POINT 4 Oat.a Corporation of lrvull' ha.t. <:ompl1•
ted a 11('(.'0nd round o( equity finuncmg with iL!I ongirwl
Investors
Partktpallng in the mvestml'nt are Oak lnvt:st
ment Partnt-rs (Wettport, <.:onn ); J.H Whitney &
Co (New York); Morgenthalt'r Vt.'n ture P11 rlners
(Qeveland), and Hambrecht & Quuil (San Fram·1S(·o)
Drilling firm building
Construction ts under way In the Irvine JnduMtnal
Complex-East on the headquarters of Cont1nt.'11tal
DrUHna. U.S.
Clock Construction Company, lrvmt· u; tht> g1c>ne·
ral contractor. It was designed by Arch1t.c'<.'tural Team
Three, Santa Ana, and wiU be ownt'<.I by KAPAAR.
Inc., a real estate development firm.
f 'ive projects finance d
Mechanics National Bank has annoum·t-<J thl· ft .
nancing of five <.'Onatruction prop:t.w, totahng $:i,(j90,
000, Including Genoa Cove, a 16-unlt condominium
pro,iect ln Costa Mesa for $1 m!lhon
SDG&E hikes shares
Shareholdera of preferred and preCerence stock of
San Diego Gas & Electric have aulhorired an 1ncreWk.'
from 5 million shares t.o 10 million of th(• C'ompany's
preference atock (rumulative) .
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I rowing trash output
county problem
Day ln and day out, Oranae
unty produces about 9,000 tona
18 mWion pounda -of rubbilh
at ultimately end up in four
unty aovernment-owned land·
Now, accordins to a back·
round paper prepared by a
unty wute management study
c:lommittee, a "rubblah crlds" may ~ ln the offing.
tu
Following are a few of the
ues the committee finds trou-
ling:
-The Coyote Canyon land-fill, located on Irvine Company
tand ln Irvine, is operating on a
ibonth-to-month lease "and could be closed should a new lease not be
f.
cceuf ullr negotiated." About 80
rcent o the county's rubbish
w goes to Coyote Canyon.
-For five years. the county
as been working to open a re-
placement for Coyote Canyon at
Bee Canyon. located east of the
¥arlne Corpe Air Station, El Toro.
, . . . Neighborhood resistance i5
rcreaaing to that site ...
-The landfill in Santiago
~yon could be filled in two to
wree years "A replacement for
that alte baa not been planned."
-Long-term plans for ex-
pansion of the Ollnda landflll in
the north county reaton have been
scaled-down amlcf citizen com-
plaint.a. U Bee c.anyon la opened,
Olinda would last another e~ght
yean.
The landfill squeeze and what
the county should do to alleviate it
ls under study by Engineering
Sciences, Inc., a consulting firm
hired by the county.
The study haa not been com-
pleted. But, according to the
. background paper, work to date
has shown that landfills still
would be required even lf novel
salvage and so-called reeource re-
covery programs were initiated.
Whatever the final outcome
of the study, the paper makes one
thing rather clear: The days of
no-charge dumping at county
landfills are fast coming to an end.
Neither new landfill sites nor re-
source recovery technology come
cheap.
But regardlesa of cost, it
would appear the county is going
to need more of both if this latest
crisia is to be reckoned with.
Sugar news not s weet
1 President Reagan has issued
ttn order that will save the gov-
ernment $400 million.
It sounds great. But it's not
the good news it appears to be on
the surface, because American
consumers will be stuck with a $3
~illlon bill as a result. Our Con-
areas apparently believes It ls a
dire n~ity to protect domestic
sugar producers from the terrible
consequences of competition, and
:Reagan's order means sugar prices
are headed upward.
The president imposed a
})ighly restrictive quota on impor-
tied sugar. because prospects for a
l,arge world crop have driven ·
prices down to 9 cents a pound.
Without an import quota, a sugar
;nee-support program enacted la.It
;ear would obligate the federal
covemment to buy and st.ore huge
amounts of domestic sugar if prices
cJld not reach the support level of
16.75 cents a pound.
The quota's purpose is to re-
strict sugar supplies and drive
prices to around 20 cents a pound.
Half of the nearly 500 million tons
of sugar Americans used last year
was foreign-grown. From now
µntil June 30, only 220,000 tons
¢an be imported. The quota will be
tdjusted quarterly.
Critics estimate the move will
tost consumers $3 billion at the
fet.ail level.
The quota 'Could also have an
impact on the Caribbean Basin
I
assistance program, cornerstone of
the administration's foreign policy
in the area. Reagan said he would
seek extra financial aid to affected
nations, which export large
amounts of sugar to the U .S .• on
top of the $350 mlJllon he has al-
ready proposed.
Agriculture Department offi-
cials also hope higher U.S. prices
will pump more money to the su-
gar exporters.
The effect of the quota on the
Caribbean i5 an open question. but
there is no mystery about the im-
pact on American consumers.
Like the scandalous dairy
support program, the sugar give-
away is a perfect example of Con-
gress giving the federal st.ore away
to please special Interest groups.
~aced with a bad choice of
either spending tax money to buy
sugar or restricting Imports. the
pre8'dent evidently believed an
additional $400 million in federal
spending would be unacceptable
with the deficit reaching record
heigh ta.
There is a third choice which
would spare both the Treasury
and the consumer: Repeal or
drastically reduce the subsidy
program and let the sugar growers
compete in the free market. They
don 't need handout.a. the govern-
ment doesn't need the added ex-
pense and the public doesn't need
the higher prices.
rr v prograni logic baffles .
: We can hardly wait until next
fall when CBS brings us such in-~llectual and bri. lliantly planned
eleviaion shows as "Square
ega." "Mama Malone," "Gloria,"
:'The Good Witch of Laurel Can-
~on" and "Bring 'Em Back Alive."
. F.ach sounds like a production
that has been fully researched and
fmplemented with tale nted stars,
good writers and excellent dlrec-
Jion.
1 Why. one or two of them
bight even las t three o r four
weeu.
And there will be the added
benefit of not having to watch
"Lou Grant."
That show was extremely
lucky to last five aeaaons.
With the exception of Ed A&-
ner and five or six other perfor-
mers on the show, who turned ln
good acting Jobe?
And can you believe t h ose
ICrlpta? Why. they were ttal-llfe
and accurate and that'• not good
televiaion.
On top of that , the writing
•
was such that you could under-
stand the plot. Who wants to tum
on a program like that?
The fact that the show was an
award-winning one should have
no bearing.
A& James H. Rosenfield, vice
president of CBS Broadcast Group
put it: "I think there's a definite
move towards lighter, more fan-
tasy, and more com edy type.
escapist entertainment.''
He felt, " 'Lou Grant' became
a very heavy itsue show -and I
think the public had had it."
Rosenfield said the decision
was based solely on ratings, and
hla credibility la enhanced by the
fact that "Cagne & Lacey," the
replacement, haJ' even lower ra-
tlngl.
He denies that politka and Ed
Atner'1 hiah vtsiblllty on union-•
ism, El Salvador and other topics
of late had anything to do with It.
And how could anyone doubt
James H. RoeenfleJd, vice preai-
dent of CBS Broadcast Group?
Opinions e•preised In t"e space ebovt •rt thow of tht D•llv Piiot. Other vi.ws tll·
pressed oo tni\ pa9e are thos.e 01 tht'•r •utho" and art1\IS Roe~r comment '' 1nv1t
td Addre't\ The Daily Pilot, po. 8011 ISf>Q, Co\ta ~w. C A 92626. Phone 1714 )
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ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat .
Thom11 P. Haley
Pub II Sher
Ttlomat A. MU,.,..lnt
Editor
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Edllorlel P ... l dltor
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Hunger strike for freedom
WASHINGTON -Mmt Soviet.a who
want to leave their homeland belong to
the oppreued aide of communist IOciety.
But I can now report the cue of a wo-
man from the Soviet upper cn.uit who ii
10 desperate to emigrate that ahe bepn a
hunger strike this week ln hope9 of for-
cing the Kttmlln to let her go.
The woman'• name la Tatyana
Yenhov Lozanaky. She ii 29 yean old
and the daughter of one of the 20 top
general.a ln the Red Army. Her father,
Ivan Yershov, la chief of staff of the
Soviet Union'• civil deferae program.
TATYANA IS A gray-eyed, dark-
halred beauty who was rabed ln the lap
of bourgeoil luxury that la available to
families of the Soviet hierarchy. The
aeneral and hta wife live In a large,
luxurl~ apartment ln Moecow and own
two dachas, one ln the Moecow suburbs
and the other ln the Black Se• retort
area.
Yerahov has a chauffwred limoualne
at hil beck and call, and hia wUe alto has
a car avalJable -a true mark of dla-
Unction ln the communist aristocracy. In
short, If ever a Soviet dU.zen should be
content with her situation, It would be a
pampered general's dauahter like Ta-
tyana Yerahov.
But when she was 18, Tatyana made a
aertoua mistake: She fell In love with
F.dward Loianaky. a Jewlsh phyalctat.
They married and had a child.
Al the yean pueed, Lozanaky became
lncreulngly dlsillualoned with the res-
trictive Soviet system. Then he waa flred
lor diJJcuaBlng Andrei Sakharov, the dl8·
aident phyaldtl, ln le11 than the officially
required terms of holtilJty. He was out of
work for two yean.
Loianaky'a lnfluential father-In-law
volunteered to help In 1ettlng an exit
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visa. But the general penuaded Loz.an·
sky that he muat flnt divorce Tatyana It
waa only a technicality, the general
promiled, a paper divorce that would be
rectified when he sent his daughter and
grandchild out later.
Gulled by Yel'lhov'a aaaurancea, Lo-
z.anaky left Ruaaia and came to the Un-
ited States, only to find that the general
had lied to him. Yerahov had no lntent-
lon of JetUng Tatyana and the child leave
the Sovt~ Union. He used his poUticaJ
clout, not to get Tatyana permission to
leave Ruaala, but to keep her there.
That waa In late 1976. Since then ,
Tatyana hu tried desperately to leave
the Soviet Union and join the father of
her child. She applied for an errugrant
vlaa on her own, and was promptly
kicked out of the graduate program at
the Zellnak.i lnatitute of Organic Cheml·
atry.
From Waahlngton. where he now
lives, Loz.ansky did what he could to get
his family out. He even wrote an appeal
to SovJet President Leonid Breihnev. to
no avail.
TATYANA'S DESPAIR 11 clear in a
letter she managed to 1muggle out to
frie nds in thia country My associate
Lucette Lagnado has aeen the letter.
"On May 10, I will begin my final
hunger strike, which wiU continue until
my daughter and I receive permiaaion to
emigrate," she wrote.
Her father ''refuses to sign the papers
relell3ing me from any material obllga-
tlona toward his retirement," she wrote.
Thia ill a reference to one of the official
reaaons Soviet authorities have given for
not letting Tatyana emigrate: She must
stick around to take care of her father in
caae his pension isn't large enough to
support him ln ha old age.
That, of course, ls a bucket of warm
borscht. In the first place, the Soviet
constitution obligates the state to take
care of the elderly And even without
this guarantee, a three-star general's
penJion would need no supplement from
an unemployed chemlat.
"I begin my hunger strike because I
have no other choioe," Tatyana wrote. "I
want only to reunite my family -a basic
human right"
(This week in Washington LoT.allSky
remarru.od Taryanu by proxy with Rep.
Jack K emp as bt.-61 man and Sen. Robert
J Do/C' as witm-s.o;.)
Court no help on reapportionment
The Supreme Court's rep:tlon of the
a ppeal by Re publican leaders to over-
turn the reapportionment plan for con-
grt'SS1onal diatricta may not have aetlled
the issue but 1t makea d ear Cahforn1a
voters can expect little help from the
federal l'Ourta in getting a fair shake m
representation.
Thc> emphasis to that <.unclualon was
given the aame day by a federal court
panPI In Washington which ruled the
redistricting plan for the at.ate Senate
wa.11 nut m violation of the federal Voting
Rights Act even though lt leaves two
d1StrklB unrepresented for two years.
THE COURT ACTIONS were attempta
to bring before the tr1bunat.. the outra·
geoua gerrymandering of the congrea-
alonal and legislative diatricta achieved
by the Democratic dominated Legisla-
ture and approved by a Democrat gov-
ernor
Other actions brought in Loe Angeles
and San Joee cbaJ.len8ina the lepllty of
leaving two Kefublican di1trlcta unre-
prese nted untl 1985 are yet to have
judges assigned to the cues.
The Irony of the latest court ruUnp ls
that at was the Warre n Court's
"one -man, one vote" mandate the Re-
publicans were asking the oourta to up-
hold. But the collective actions of the
courta would seem to indicate the courta
w ill b<> relucta nt to interfe re with the
Legislature's restructuring of distra cts.
regardless of how outrageous the boun-
daries may h<'. HO long as they give some
semblance of equally distributing the
population.
A further irony of the Warren l'd1ct.
intended to provide equal rt•prt·s<'nlt1·
lion . as that the "one-man, one-vote"
llRl WITIRS
theory la a myth. Simply dividing th(•
total population Into equal distnc ts
stomps on community of Interest and
Ignores the natural economic divisions of
the state. Furthermore, by denying th<'
existing political, geographic and natural
boundaries of the state, It permits th<'
ho rrendous gerrymandering accom-
plished by the current L egislature
whereby dlstnclll have been carved out
especially to favor ethnic groups while
other district boundaries have been
drawn to benMlt apedflc persons. and all
to aid the Omnoc:ratic Party.
Even without the:te blatant violations
of the Con1tltutlon the adherence to
population aa a basis for reapportion-
ment would fail t o achieve lh l'
"onl· man. 1m<·-voll• ~o<tl " For , as Sec-
r<·tary of S~tt· Mar<'h Fong Eu's report
on the vott•r.-within th<• vanous dJStriMs
shows. the numb<>N or n •g1swrl"<i vou·rs
lx·tw<'<'n thl· v;.iraou!. d1.,lnl'L'l as far from
l'qUal
CONG RESSIONAL d1s tr1 l'L\ rang<' an
slw ( rom :!W,000 vutt•rs dowQ to 127,000.
Asst•mhly d1:-.trn:ts vary from 200,000
down to 44,000 while the Senate di.strict.II
!.prt'ad frum 341,000 duwn to 117 .000
Thl· reason for tht'S(• d1'lpar1l1es rests
m the fact that equal populations do not
prodU('C' <.·qua l numbc·rs nf registe red
vot<·rs Somt• d1 stral ts have far m ore
undl•rage child ren than others. And
muny urban d1stn<.·Ls arl' heavily popu-
lal<·d by aliens Sine<.• nc>ithcr have VO·
ting rights their inclusion an reappor-
tionment distorts the Warren dl>cision. If
lht• dis trict boundaries Wl'rl' based upon
rl'g1stcred votl•rs an <.•nt1r1:l y d ifferent
rPsull would ~ produnod frum that ar-
rived at by the Lt-g1slaturc•
Whale the boundarat·s drawn by the
Lt-g1slature may yl't bt• overturned by
the referendums un tht• June ballot, It
sl'cms cll'ar Crom the Legislature's ef-
forts s1n<'t' 1966. when the Warren ruling
was first put mto eff<.oct, that future re-
districting should tK> pc•rformed by some
agt•ney other than the Lcg111lature if the
volt•rs arc to get folr r<'prt>tentation.
Pursuing a goal differs from seek ing 'more'
No matter what you write, no matter
how clearly or fully or roncUlely, It can
be misinterpreted. Several readers, for
Instance, havt taken exception to a re-
ccn t column of min e, ''Enou/h ts
Enou1h," in which l au11ea~t
IYlllY llllfl ~
people aenerally ahould be more satu-
fled with what they are and what they
have.
Typical of the objectlona ls • letter
from Mlaml, uylnc In perl: "Had C.01-
wnbua, or MeaeUan. or Pa1t.eur, or l:dl·
aon, or Oallleo, or Madame Cu.rte •••
t hou1ht aa you do that 1enou1h ls
tnou,h,' we wou ld atlll be llvln1 tn cev..
But Wa la not trw, nor • tt what 1
llld. nw explann .tie...--~
ren of both out.er and lnMr ~ -
were wdally ltoaJ-dlncMd= Oftm c.b9y W~ 11
and comlorta tn order'°••~ &JM hol1m of......, .......... n. .... , .. ,..,... •-WNeh
Includes moet of ua -are dluatiafied
with themwlve1 not becauae they ~k
farther horizon.I but becau.ae they limply
want more -more fame, more money.
more beauty, morestftnl'h, more wft, or
more power.
l ndffd, lt ls only when you are aatla-
fled with younell, when you are confi-
dent of lour ablUU., that ydu can forget
younel ln the quest for a goal beyond
your own petty rleeda.
E:xploren and Inventors are not nee·
etUrily noble and •lf-aec:rlf~ crea-
turee -creed played a 1arp part In the
chronlclm of Mrly dilQoYety -but the
ultlmete aoal u .. outside themHlvea.
and beyond the rMN modve of llCQUill-
don.. r.dilun worked 18 how's • day long
after he wu J>&I' 'h• need for either
IPOIWY ar t.rnt.
"lnO\llh ta ellOUlh" I• • yMrsonal
m.txlm, "°' • rule for echlwement. In the realm of ach ievement, nothln1 la ewr .....,. ~ tht vtollnilt e1n alwaya
play tht ~ ...... a littl. better,
the _.. CM Mn11 Imp~ hill time, l'Wft"' ..... ol........ • ,,., .... .., ll¥tM '° lhl lbmt ol
tbeu ca,.lllllU. (whlch are alway• ~ ........ dlllill tbeJ ... ,, and not
bJ wtlllillil· lblJ ww •••• ..,, ar ~ .....,-....,.. dllaDn..W wt&h .......
God-given limitations. And, by and
larae. they are grate ful for whatever
gift.I have been atven them. rather than
resentful of o thers who 1tarted with
more.
Ii la only when we begin to accept
oursclve11 lhat we can begin to exceed
oun1elvett. It ill only whc>n we compete
against ourtelva that we bring out the
beat In ounelves; com~tlng against
others too of~n brtnp out the wont ln
ounelves. And lt ii only when enouah ta
enouah In the reelm of ''wantl" that w.
find out who we really a.re, and what we
can really do, In the realm of lotlla.
lllllY•
Hlttory show• t.Mt il la eM)' to relu ......,.. but dillicult to ........ tMm. . LO&D