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Home My WebLink About1979-10-23 - Orange Coast Pilot. _______ ...,... _____________ - SAVANNAHL.AND!RION JANE IL.LIN MNNINGTON DEBRA J . KENNEDY DEBRA L. SENIOR DAILY PILOT 2 More Oil Companies .I -... .~ " * * * 15~,'* * '*'·. • ~ , • , :• • -• f I Post Monster Profits TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 23, 1919 •· . VO&.. 11, MO. JM, I HCTI-• .. AOIS Bust Nets 4 Killer -Baffles Cops Deputy's 'IAicky' Dra-w 5 Cou~ty Police Agencies Seek Clues . . . By .JOANNE SEYNOLDS oe• o.My-s..., Detectives from five Orange County agencies conducting. a joint investigation of assaults ' and murders of young women say they have been unable to find a common tie between the nine victims Police announced Monday that the formal task force. formed two \Veeks ago to. investigate a total of 14 assaults and murders, was being disbanded in favor of a more loosely knit association of the investigators. They also said that five of the cases have been eliminated Starvation Victim 'like War Prisoner' PAlNESVILLE,Ohlo (AP>- A 37-year-old man who died of apparent malnutrition may have been cooftoed in hls room for moat ol bis life without proper attenUon, authorities said. ... "The only thing I've ever seen to compare with bis state of malnutrition ia a concentration camp photograph," Dr. Gary Coast Weather Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. Lowa tom.Pt SI to G with a bi&b about '10 near the beaches Wedneeday, and .lo the up· ~r 10I inland. INSIDETOBAY A ,,_, _. RoN tlM IUwWr of trortd tr or II ,_,.. ,., ..... lo 1wr r.o.... reillc· tallllf . ..S. .lot,, ,,.,. Al. Stabler. assistant Lake County coroner, said Monday. T he skeleton·like body of Arthur Arnold Riihimaki, weighing about 70 to 80 pounds, was found Saturday by police. Officials said he had been dead about eight hours. The emaciated body wu cov- ered with bedsores, some infest· ed with maggots, Stabler said. "It' a the type of tiling you see with a patient wbo stays lo bed for a long period of time " he said. "'lbere wu some la'ct ol proper hygiene, and the patient had apparently been unclotbed during much of this time ... "It looked like the patlimt bad been lyln1 in bed for years without proper akin care or sanitary facilities and the IHI· tient obvioualy bad not been bathed or fed properly for IOIDe time," be said. Asked 11 Riihimaki may bave been confined for most ol Ida llfe, Stabler sald, "I wouldn't doubt it:" Riihimaki WU llvin& with bil elderly, lovalld mother wbo wu unable to climb tbe ataln to bil bedroom, and wu cared for by a retarded brother, Stabler Nld. ffl1 father .bad died aeveral (lee ft'UVE, Pase A.2) Papi.le Beaten BOSTON (AP> -Three wblte hllb ichool 1tudeatl OD tlaeir way to ~ .lo tbe clt1'1 Rox· bury HCUoa were beaten by bluka today a• tenalona re- mained hl&b after a week ol ratlal trouble, otftclala 1aJd. Tbe three were not aerloualy hurt from the list. The remaining at· tacks in Costa Mesa, Irvine. Newport Beach, Santa Heights and Tustin are the work of one man. s pokesma n Charles Thayer said. The cases for which one sus· peel is being sought are: -J aae Ellett Beaalagtoa, 29, of Corona del Mar. who was slain Aug. 1, W17 ; -Kimberly Gaye Rawllu, 21, of Costa Mesa, killed April 1. 1.979; -Savannab Letp Aadenon, 22. of Irvine, who died May 13. 1979; -Marolyn Carelton, 31, of Costa Mesa, slain on Sept. 14, 1979; -Debra Jeaa Keuedy, 24, of Tustin, killed Oct. 7, 1979; -Debra Lynn Sealor, 17, of Costa Mesa who was murdered Sunday. The cases alao include surviv· ing assault victi m s Kim Whitecotton, 2-0, Santa Ana Heights, who wu attacked in May; Jane Pettengill, 24, or Costa Mesa who was attacked in July, and Diana Green, 20, of Tustin, who was attacked in Sep- tem ber. Mn. Green's unborn ~by girl died u a result of the assault. BQed OD a witness' descrip- tion, police are circulating a pic- ture ol a dark-haired man they believe ii responsible for the (See llUaDEU, Pase AZ> -Y 011ngsters Terrorized FAJllftELD, N.J. (AP) -A knlfe-wi'eldln1 con1truction worker terrorised 1corea of. younptera when be bunt into an elementary ICbool, 1mublnc wiDdoWI and demMCll•1 to .. bis cblldnn, police Nld. Aatbooy lleanlcuccl, •. of PanlPPllll1 1IMhed bis wri1t1 and canea an ''X" Into his f orellead, orderi_n1 police to "Shoot me bere" ..-re IUITtD· derta1, police aald. No cldJdrm were bwt d1lriq the IO-mlmll.e rampqe llOlllCIQ, autborltlH uld. ·Teachers locked daluwm met cafeteria doors after lltDDlcaecl ran 1creamln1 Into tbe Wlnaton Cburdldl Bdlool, PGlke wd. ' .,..., ................ SOMEONE SAID, 'HIT ME' AND DEPUTIES DID u. Wyett Hart Dlaplay• SMzed INeclcteck Items l~aad97~ Conoco, Gull Post Huge Profit.-Gains NEW YORK (AP> -Conoco lnc. and Gulf Oil Corp: joined the lilt of big oll companies ab· nouncin1 hu1e tblrd-quartj!r profita today, with Conoco HY· inl its income roee 13S percent In the quarter and Gulf poetln& a 97 percent 1ain. Like the oeher oil companies to uuaouace IU thl.rd.quarter earn- tn11 ...... tiatb attributed IDOlt ol tbe Jump to laneued profttl from Oftl"MU operaUou and 1aid little came rrom u .s. Nftn. ms and manetlns divlaiom. Pertee Sale OK'd LOS ANGELES <AP) - Pertee Computef Corp. 1ald MGllclQ lt wW be aequlred by a Wnt 0..... eomputer com· pay,.. '1IO mlllioD. Tbe offer WU tJt.• a aban by Triumph Adler, • Nunmberl firm. Conoco, ranked ninth among U.S. on compante1, s aid its third.quarter proftt WU 1247.l mllll°'1. ar tz.30 a ahare, com· pared wtth Sl05.8 million, ot""• cents a share, lo 1978'1 third quart«. 1'llU year'• period ln· cl&aded a me-time lain of '12.6 mlllioo.. or ao cents a share, from a cbaqe In British tax law. Conoco, bued lD Stamford, Coon .• Aid .... lo tbe quarter roM 41 petttnt to SI.I bWklO from t:a.c bWkle In ta.e J.ay. SeiM ...... Nl'iod a yur •· r~-rmked Gulf. baaed In Ptttabartb. Wd proftta la tbe quart.er ....., '41t mll.Uon, or 12.1s a tbare, compared wtth '211 million. or St.Cit• lbare, a year a10. Revea .. 1 la tb• qUU1er "* II ~t to 1.14 bUDoa from •. GI b611oo. Tbe proflt1 announced by ca. norm. Pa .. Al> .., ( Lady Luck wa!> worlo.ing m shenffs Sgt Les Leber ~ favor last weekend when he took part 10 a h.Jgh stakes blackjack gamt· in Dana Point Le ber was ahead by S600. in fa ct. when other officen inter- rupted the proceedings Saturday night and arrested four South Cou nty m en o n gambli'n g charge.ii. And Leber' He was working undercover and didn't have tr> worry about bemg found at the residence at 33142 Acapulco when the rrud occurred. About Sl.400 in c as h was seized . along with three black· 1ack tables and S25,000 worth or poker ctups. The sheriff's department iden· tifled the suspects as BUI C. Via, 40, or 1515 Buena Vista, San Clemente. Roy A. Pautler, 35, of 27525 Tossamor. Mission Viejo; James c. Sanderson, 30, or 1615 Buena Vista, San Clemente and Buck L Truett, 43, of 24892 Wells Fargo, Lacuna Hills. A female companion of the suspects ls being sought. She fled with an undisclosed am0W1t of cash at the time uniformed of· ricers arrived. Sheriff 1pokeaman Lt. Wyatt Hart said the game operated with three dealers, a pit boss, a bartender and waitress. He said a It were OD salary. Hart aald the boat for the gamblinl session which bad a $100 limit oo beta, was paid $500 for providing t.bi location for the game and for screening about 20 playen wbo received invitations to the affair. ~ One ol thole who 1ot an invita· tlon WU Leber. Undercover Newport Beach police otflcen participated in the operatlon with sheriff's de· puties. Hart Mid ti9e game operated tbrouaboal Oraqe County and waa booked up aatll December. Refugeee Sale KEY WEST, P'la. (AP) -A band o1. 22 l'llapes, lncludlna womea and cMldren aa YOUD& u tbree moath1, hijacked a 1ar~!_1e barre from Havana harvur wl •uceeuJ.~ made tlleir •Q' to tbe U Statea ............ .,. . .. 8 .... 1 Pri01e Rate at 15% ' Record Hike Sweeps Bank• <NltW voaa <••>-•.,.,.. Ou..-, 'l'Nlt Co. railed Ma prime ...... nu toda, •a,.. cord 11 per~ ... tM ..,. WH q\dcklJ Joeed ,, ....... banlla. Only two ..._ qo. UM .. tton'1 ""'-* ...._ raAeM tM rate t.a..y eharle tor lout to moat cNdit·wort.hy co11>orat• borro..,. b)' an \IQP~ tuU percentqe point lo 14.5 per· cent. Morsan Gwraat..Y. tbe llftA. lar•nt U.S. bank raaked by de-po1\t.a, laid tbe 15 perHnt prime WH effect.Ive lmmedlatelJ. A HD Trucker Arrested in Holdups A 25-year·old unemplo7ed HuatinltOD Beach truck' drift!' and bi.I female compan1on were arrested ln AnabeJm Monday after allefedly holding up four West Orange County markets during a two-hour period, police said. Robert Bentley Weis, 25, and Llnda Ellen Hackney, 32, both ol 1.24 15th St., were arrested at 4 a.m . by Anaheim o<Cicers on sus· picion of armed robbery. Investigators allege the Hunt- ington Beach man held up quick· . .ervice markets in Huntington ., B each , Fountain Valley, Westminster and Anaheim with the woman serving as the tetaway driver. The pair were stopped by an Anaheim officer five minutes after a clerk at U -Tot e -M Market, 138 N. Brookhu~t St .. Ana heim, told police a man escaped with $25 in cash, a bag of potato chips and some Ice cream after waving a gun in her face. Two hours earlier, police said, a man fitting the Weis' descrip· t ion held up a 7·11Market,9951 Yorktown Ave .. Huntingt on Heach for *20 in cash after dis· plsyin& a pistol. 1nvesUgators said they believe \he pair held up a 7·11 Manet, 10950 Warner Ave., Fountain Valley, for S36 In cash and a Westminster market for an un· ct.Wrmined amount of mooey before dr1vtng to Anaheim. Officers said they recovered a pellet gun and a small amount of cash from the pair. Both are be· ing held al Anaheim city jail in lieu or $25.000 bail Ex-, Gestapo Menon Trial COLOGNE,· Wat Germany <AP> -Three former Gestapo omclals went on trial today on char ges of deporting 73,000 French Jews to Nazi extermina· lion camps during World War II. Prosecutors claim defendanta Kurt Li schka , 68, Herbert Haeen , 64 , and Ernst Heinricbsohn, 58, were aware of the fate awaiting the Jews when !-bey ordered them deported dur· mg the 19408. All three denied tbe charges a nd claim they didn't know the deportees were to be murdered. At the Ume, Nazis said they were shipping Jews to resettle- ment camps in agricultural lands. Carter to Tour WASIU.NGTON (AP) -Presl· dent Carter will at.op off in New Br~nswick, N.J., Thursday for a citizens meeting on enero and transportation before 1oln1 on to a previously announced eveniq political engagement In Eut Rutherford, preas secretary Jody Powelhaid Monday. DAILY PILOT , .. O<-C-o.l•t -··""-"kc-___ """-··--"" ""'°'~ CM>l'°""'I ....... ~ .._ ....... _.,.. -·-~ ~ ,, .. , ... CMle -· "--'-· _._ .... 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Mall)' baMa in aeveral areu ,.,..,.......... SCepplRff Detm17 S upre m e Court Jus tic e William J . Brennan Jr. ha.; 1 announced that he is con· s idering retiring from his post next summer. He men- tioned his wife's ill health as a factor. Five Bound, Gagged in Jewel Heist About $150,000 in cash and j e wels was taken fro m a Newport Beach jewelry store Monday by two robbers who bound and 1•11ed three employees and two customers before neema. Officers said one of the men entered the William Roberta store at 3424 Via Oporto at about 4:30 p.m .. pulled a gun and or· · der ed everyone to the floor. They were then tied up. A second suspect entered the store and the two removed the cash and jewels and then fled. One of the s us pects was described as being of Lalin des- cent, in bis late 308. standing about 5-4 with dark curly long hair, a mustache and having a paunchy stomach. The second man a lso was described as being of Latin des· cent, in his mid 20s, standing about S.3 with long black hair and weighing about 173 pounds. Re was wearing a tan shirt or jacket with dark pants. Hua Visits Trier TRIER, West Germany (AP> -Ch inese Premier Hua Guofeng's awing through Western Europe took him today to the birthplace of Karl Marx, the founder of commw\lam. or u.. aauon, faeed wt..-ldlla Cotta ol McaulrlAI (Uda, Uft cut back llndi.DI or ralMd .. ternt ,..._ for eoet811Mr cndlt such 11 lnatallmeat loana or home mo":. Several , lncludln1 No. I Chemical, No. 8 Bankert Tnlll, and No. 2A> Bank of New York. lmmedlat.ely joloed Morean l.D the move to 1 1~ percent prime. A monic other major baaka poatine the ball-point lacreue were Harris Bank of Cbicaao and l"Srst Pennsylvania of Phlladelphla. The Federal Reserve Board on Oct. 6 announced a plan to make It more expensive lo .extend credit. The Fed im~ tuper marglnaJ reserve requirements on certain types of liabilities generally known as "ptirchased funds·· and raised the discount rate, the fee It charges on loans to member banka. The Fed also announced it wa.s swilchinl emphula from tight control of short-term interest rates on purchased funds to COO· trolling the growth in bank re· serves. The Fed. which sets and im· plement.a monetary Pe>llcy, said Its actions were dealaned to slow the rapid growth of the nation's basic money supply. Quick ex· paoslon of the money supply is believed to contribute to infia· lion by putting more dollars into circulation than the economy's output of goods and services can absorb. Interest rates on purchased funds have climbed s harply since the Fed's Oct. 6 moves to lighten credit, leading to the Oct. 9 boost in the prime rate to 14.5 percent. Big banks deal in large blocks or funds worth hun· dreds of millions of dollars dai· ly. Interest rates on these funds rose aa high as 17.2S percent in recent days, and stood at about 15 percent today The boost in the prime came as no surprise to investors and• financial managers. The stock ma rket showed no strong reac· t1on to the news. Some analysts said they expected the move to a h1f:her prime would bolster the dollar in foreign exchange trad· ing Othe rs s aid c urrency d eale rs wer e e xpecting the higher prime and wouldn't react strongly to the news . F ..... Pa,,eAJ MURDERS. • slringofmu.rderoua assaults. Al the same lime. detectives are studying the lives of the vie· tims to try to rind a common ground they shared in hopes that com moo point wotild lead them to the killer. Lt. Jack Calnon of Costa Mesa acknowledges that i.f there is a trail shared by the women, it is obscure. "We've looked at the places they did their shopping, tbe gas stations they used , repair services, beauty parlors -you name it. "There's just nolhlng there," he said. The one trait they all shared is that they lived in apartmenta with ground-floor entries that were shielded from the street. The women also bad another trait in common-they didn't lock their doors and windows on the night they died. According to police, the women were dissimilar in looks as well as lifestyles. They ranged in size from Mias Kennedy. who was a stocky , five feet three lncbes tall to Miss Senior who was a strapping five feet nine inches tall. Their hair ran the spectrum of colors , lengths and styles. They worked at a range of jobs. Mrs. Carelton taught self actullzation courses from her home. Miss Bennington was a former social 'worker who'd become a waitress. Miss Pet· te neill wo rked for an op· · tometrtat. Miss Senior, who bad gradual· ed from ~tancla High School in Costa Mesa, drove a delivery car for a blueprint service. Mill Rawll.nl wu a shipping clerk. Misa Andel"IOD -:orted foe a credit cbecklne service. Their social lives were as .. ~arled aa thelr careen, police said, nmn1nl tbe 1amut from party lovers to l.Dtroverted stay· at-home types. Mn. Carelton WU • widow. Miii Benalncton WIS d1voreed. Ml11 AndertOll announced her en1a1em.nt day1 before her murder. fi1N11Wt "We have some who were Into punk rock. 1'bere w11 another wbo Nad clualca, Sbak"peare .... .._.,..,.. and Darwln," Calnon com· ment.ed . Corona del Mar Hlldl School coed Maate Rotlileldlr ia lettinl into the 1plrit ~ the MllOIL Sbe'I lot plebty ol bad company. See Featur· Int, Pqe Ct. 'I a.oa, Ti•e Coooco wt O•. llR ... • .. beel• of lar•• ... ,. ... .. aouneed urllH bJ •~1 Atlantic IUddle&d wl It-. OU Co. ol IDdlana, .._.. ...... bate abaat tbe 11M ol oil Cll9- pan7 earnlap. Preaident Certer made uotber pit.ch Monday for b1a tu on oil company windfall praftll, saying that while oU concema already aenerate lar1e 1wm ol money, "they want more. But It's not fair to the American peo- ple for them to have more." Carter waa particularly piqued at Exxon Corp .. the world's largest oil company, which said Monday its protita bad rt.en 118 perce nt in the July· September quarte r . The in· creue wu the blggeat in Exx· 00'1 b.latory and among the most ever earned l.D a quarter by a U.S. com~y. White House press secretary Jody Powell called the Exxon profita "rather enormous." Also announcing a big rise in third·quarter earnings Monday was seventh-ranked Atlantic Richfield Co.. which said its profits rose 4S percent. Standard OU Co. of Indiana announced a 49 percent profit gain Friday. and other major oil companies are expected to weigh in with similarly large increases in earnings this week. Kari Ann West, 9, feeds goat in Lion Country Safari's petting zoo. She is one of 232 handi~apped youngsters from New Zealand spending 10 days· in Southern California after Air New Zealand flight crews raised $250,000. The youngsters also are visiting Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm. Univers al Studios, Magic Mountain and the Los Angeles Police Department. Exxon's proflts were "porno- graphic" to James G. Archuie~. a s poke s man for the Oi l. Chemical and Atomic Workers Union. He said Exxon and other oil comparues "certainly cannot plead poverty" when the union and the Industry begin negotlat· lng later this year on a new wage increase for 60,000 enerey worken. Deposed Iran Ruler Seeks Illness Cause The profits probably will also seem tugb to Americana who beean the third quarter in gas h nes and ended it wonderin& whether they'd ha ve enough bealinl oU for the winter and what lt would cost. NEW YORK <AP) Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, de· posed ruler of Iran. started an extensive battery of tests at New York Hospttal·Comell Medical Center today to determine the nature o( a dcb1lHating lllnel.~. hospital offt c1als i1a1d Pahlavi was lodged in three private roo ms on the 17th noor of the hospital's Baker Pavilion, and was tightly guarded by his s e c urit y fo r ces . hos p it a l spokesman Ray Rebhann said. Rebhann said the tests would continue through the day, and no word on the condition or the ex· lied former ruler wu eapected unUl Wednesday momin1, at tbe earliest. f',.._p~·AI STARVE ... years ago "There 1s no wa y he could e ven walk or crawl,·' said Stabler "l think this was a case of neglect, where the person who neglected him didn't know any beUer." There have been no arresta and the case remained under in· vestigatlon, police said. An autopsy was ordered. Moat neighbors said they were not a ware that Arthur Riihimaki had lived in the home, according to a police invesUgation. One woman. who asked that her name not be disclosed. said she saw him only once, five years ag<f. when he stuck his bead out of a window. She sa1d that when she ulred the father about bis other son, he did not say much and that the subject never came up again. lie would not describe the symptoms of the shah·s sick- ness. but did say that Pahlavt could not be d escribed as desperately ul Earller, Eamon Brennan, the hos pital's vice preside nt for public affairs. said Pahl<tvi v.ould undergo a van et> or tests, 1nclud1 n g "b lood urine , radiology, but no one 's being more spec1 f1c than th at " WillJam Greene. ho~p1tal ad m1mstrator. s aid the !>hah v. as adm itted around 8 p m PDT Monday. about an hour after be •Upped into New Yon at La Guardia Airport aboar• a Gulfau..m twhHnclDe Jet. Seven hours after the shah's amval. one of hls senior ad· \>\sors re leased a st at<'ment v. h1ch did not reveal the ~hd.h !> ailment "His 1mpenal m a1esty has come to Cn1ted States to un der go extensive m edical ex· a m1na t1 on s a t Ne w Yo rk Hospital The shah and mem· bers of his family are optimistic that the outs tanding medical care available Jn the United States will diagnose bis ailment and provide a cure." the state- ment from Robert F. Armao s aid. "The shah will not make any pubU c statements nor bold any news coo.ferences. For now he has authorized me to say that be is grateful to President Carter and the United States govern· ment for making him welcome To the extent that it is practJcaJ and ad\i sable. ·efforts will be made to issue timely reports on the shah's condition," the stale· ment said. But both Exxon and Arco said profits from domestic refirung and marketing units were ham· pered by pnce regulations that ltm1ted the amount or cost in· c reases that could be passed to consumers They said increased earnings from other areas or busi nes s we r e primari ly responsible for the big profits. OC Trip Too Costly BOZEMAN. lloot. <AP) -John Vln~nt. a teacher and a state r e presen· tallve. says he declined an 1n v 1t at1 on t o a Wh ite lloust-bneflng bt.>cause he couldn t afford lhe tnp Vi nce nt s aid he was among JOO people from the \.\est inVlted to a brief mg Monday on energy and the proposed windfall oil prof· Its tax "ft was all very formal and official," said Vin· cent. "But I can't afford to take two or three days off work riebt now, and I real- ly can • justify spending all that money for the airplane ticket." Cabinet Named SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador <AP>-El Salvado r 's new m1litary·civ1han jun ta has named a c abinet, chpgsing hberaJly from many gro~long opposed to the right-wing gov· ernment overthrown last week. One good name deserves another. ., SLAVICK'§ ' Put your n;iml' on an OMEGA Th(• best su pnsc., comt.' in ~mJll wooden· packa ges. Sn Wl•'w pJckagl•d a remarkablt.• new Oml'Sd Q uMt.1. Chronoml'll'r in this very stylish box THI:. WAl CH : Thi!< !"triking design w.ls cre ated for none other than th1..' fou nd1..•r of Omcg<1 . The 14 kara t yellow gold and stainless steel p<>rfl'ctly complemt!nt a dimensional dial. Thi water- resistant chronometer is certified to be incred1blv a ccurate . Of course. the bracelet 'f ea tu res a hidden clasp. THE PACKAGE· A highly polished solid mahogany case i a fitting container for such a unique timepiece. O nly one thing mis!ling: your name. wti\ch wiJI be engraved on the me ta l rlaq~e. complete with your persona senal number. THE PRICE: $2,200.00 (Stainless steel. $1.500.00. 18 karat gold, $5,000.00.) f1,h1on hlanJ. Nc:wporf Center. Nc:wpun Bc:ach I (714 )C'\44-1 \RO I 0111.r ''"''""'' "'""""'"'''" \l.111 l.J~Ufl.I Hill• \l,.11 C'lf.m)!1. C '"""' Al•" (ot\'\lhr I;~ A111-'<l'i' '"'"Ou.-•• 1.,. Vr'"" ......... J....__~ ... -..~ ................. ,._.,.._,.,.... '"" ..... n.. 11, • ._, I '"' '''"'•'' C.1t1IJ ' . VOL. 72, NO. 296, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES r ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI.A TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1979 c FIFTEEN CENTS Slain ltlesa Girl's Last Hours Traeed1 ~..-..... -n.D* of ~•r apart•••t-~w1lUa1 =Mn, WU IWlre of tM f/l llllaeb -...., .... bed oeaund aear bet Colt.a .... mt•ll a rt.oo.l. Tbe ll6jM aM WU &la.lll, lhe wq ewes...S mou&b about the ........ to follow ber alater't ad· vice ad att tbe door to ber ...,__at 2151-A Maple St. But t.be wlDdow locb were * * * brobo liM PDUee taJ t.Ut la bow U. a-..: murderer Sot U.-0.... .... •. Llk• "" other womee blfore Hr, t.be 11·)'tar-old 1irl Wal bludaeooed to death and rQed. KO.at)' for lllla Senior .u1 be recited Friday at 8:45 a.m. at St. Joaebim1' Catholic Cbureb . Ma11 ol Chri1Uan Burial will follow at t a .m . She will •be buried at Harbor Lawn· * * * lltmorial Park. She leaves her pareatl, John aod Pamela Senlor: two brothers, Jeffrey and Michael, and a sister Jacqueline, all ol Costa Mesa , and h er gl'andmotber, Florence Medland of Canada. Police have been questioning family and frienda of the teen· ager since her body was d.i's· covered early Sunday morning • * * in an attempt to find leads to her killer's identity in her Ulestyle and habits. Mlss Senior graduated from Estancia High School in June. Her teachers there r emem- bered her as a "sweet girl." who was very dependable and seemed to eojoy Ule. They said sbe set goals for herself and one of those was to attend Orange Coast College to * * * take leCntarial tralnin1. 111 .. Senior's former teacben recalled that abe did bet' best work in her bualneaa courses and a1.o excelled in sewing. Io a move for independence sbe left her parents' Mesa Verde home two months ago to ab.are an apartment with a girlfriend. She drove a delivery car for a blueprint and graphics firm. Saturday night, there was a * * * party at a bome for members ol the school's erou country team. Ml .. Senior and ber roommate went tocetber but by 10:30 p.m., the YOUlll woman dfflded to go home . Her roommate gave her the keys to ber car, saying she'd find a way borne later. Police say that sometime between midnlPt and 2:30 a.m . <See VICTDI. Pace AZ> * * * 'No · Pattern' .. • ID Coast Slayings JANE ELLEN BENNINGTON Prime Rate Hiked By Several Banks NEW YORK (AP)-Morgan Guaranty 'ITust Co. raised its prime lending rate today to a re- cord 15 percent, and the move was quickly joined by several ban.ks. Only two weeks ago, the na· lion's biggest banks raised the rate they charge for loans to most credit-worthy corporate • borrowers by an unprecedented f full percentage point to 14.5 per-t _ .. Shah Enters t NY Hospital I' For Testing NEW YORK (AP) -Sbab ~ Mob•mmed Rel& Pahlavi, de- poled ruler of Iran, hu been ad· mltted to New York Hospital- Cornell Medical Center. 'and a State Department source in W utuncton aald today the shah had cancer and • blocked bUe duct. The eource, wbo uked not be Identified. save no further de- u.na. lleanwblle, department QOke1111a11 lfoddinl Carter aaJd tie lealtb "' tbe aiaab •• ata1 lD tbe Ulllt*l States would depmd -Ida medical CODdltioll. Morgan Guaranty. the fifth. largest U.S. bank ranked by de· posits, said the 15 percent prime was effective immediately. A bank official declined to com· ment on reasons for the boost, except to say the bank bases its prime rate on several factors, primarily the cost of acquiring funds and the demand for busi· ness loans. Banks use the prime rate as the basis for setting interest rates on almost au commercial· industrial loans. Although the prime baa no direct effect on consumer loan Interest rates, it ls viewed as an indicator of trends in interest rates generally Many banks in several areas of the nation, faced with bigb costs of acquiring funda, have cut back lending or railed ln· tereat rates for consumer credit such as installment loans or home mortgqes. Several Hnlta, Including No. e Cbemkal, No. 8 Bank_.. Tnalt. and No. 20 Bank of New York. immediately jolned llol"lan in the move to a 15 pereent prime. Amon" other major banks po1Uq the hall-point inenue were Harria Bank of ChlcafO, Firs~ Pennsylvania of Philadelphia, Bank of America, Wella Fareo Bank and United California Bank. Cuur Mid tbe U.ua.d States Tbe Federal Relerve Board oa Md ..._ lD prior CODtact wttlt Oet. I~ a plan to mate IJ'aala aatboritlea about tbe it more npeuln to extend U.S. clldllllD to permit tbe lbab credit. 1be Fed lmpoeed ~ to traftl to tlUa coaatry. Be marllnal reMl'Ve requlremmta ....... Uaat tlae United Staa. on certain types of llabllltl• ..... ,. tM *811 DO loqer baa ltneraJl1 blown U "parcbaled llam to iM1111J1tt1 ID Iran. tlllldl'' and1rm.d tbt dl9comd Palllni. wbo U'riHd lD New r-. .. tbl f• ....... OD loml York on llooda1 nilbt, wu "'-,,._ 1 ;. • ..._ID..._ print. tOOml •I!~:.:~ • ... -...... ,.."' tbe --~· ..................... ~ ~-"' Ida MeUl'ltf '°""· ™!.;.~okHmaD &1~ ...... ' Killer of -Gir~ Puzzles Police By JOANNE REYNOLDS 01 ,,. o.u, .,, ... s"'" Detectives from five Orange County agencies conductmg a joint investigation or assaults and murders or young women say they have been unable to find a .common tie between the nine victims Police announced Monday that the formal task force, formed Lwo weeks ago to investigate a total of 14 assaults and murders, was being disbanded in favor of a more loosely knit association of the investigators. They also said that fi ve of the cases have been eliminated from the list. The remaining at· tacks in Costa Mes a. Irvine, Newport Beach. Santa Ana Heights and Tustin are the work of one man. spokesman Charles Thayer said. That man, u described by a witneu, la of medium height and muscular build witb collar- lenitb dark balr u.d a dark mu1tacbe. BJa eb .. ll:a are ~kmarked and be bas an olive complexion. Tbe e... for wfi.lch oee am. peel la belq aou&bt are· -Jw EDea ....._,._, 29, of Corona del Mar, who was slain Aug. 1, 1977: -Kimberly Gaye Rawllu, 21, of Costa Mesa, killed April 1, 1979; # -8avaamab Lelp Andenoe., 22, of Irvine. wbo died May 13, 1979; -Marolyn Carelton, 31, of Costa Mesa, slain on Sept. 14, 1979; -Debra J ean Kennedy, 24, of Tustin, killed Oct. 7. 1979; -Debra Lynn Senior, 17. of Costa Mesa who was murdered Sunday The cases al~ mclude surviv· i ng a ssault victims Kim Whitecotton, 20, Santa Ana Heights, who was attacked in May; Jane Pettengill, 24, of Costa Mesa wbo was attacked In JuJy. and Diana Green. 20, or Tustin, who was attacked in Sep. tember. Mrs. Green's unborn baby girl died as a result of the assault. Based on a witness' descrip- tion, police are circulating a pie· tur'e of a dark-haired man they believe is responsible for the string of murderous assaults. At the same time. detectives are studying the Ii ves of the v1c· Urns to try to rind a common l~aad97'6 ground they sh&red 10 hopes that common point would lead them to the killer Lt. Jack Calnon of Costa Mesa acknowlell~ that 1f there is a trait shared by the women, 1t 1s obscure '"We've looked at the places they did their shopping, the gas stations they used . repair services, beauty parlors -you name it. '"There's JUSt nothing there." he said. The one trait they all shared is that they lived 10 apartments with ground-noor entries that were shielded from the street. The women also had another trait in common-they didn't lock their doors and windows on the night they died. According to police, the women were disalmllar in look.s as well as lifestyles. They ranged in aize from Ilia Kennedi, wbo WU a stocky, ftft feet three iDebea tall to lll8a Sealor wM waa a 9tr_,... ftft feet nine inches tall. Their hair ran the spectrum ol colon, lengtb9 and atylea. They woft:ed at a range al job9. Mrs. Carelton tauabt self actulliatlon courses from ber home. Mias Bennington was a former social worker who'd become a waitress. Miss Pet- t en g i 11 worked for an op· tometrist. Miss Senior, who bad gradual· ed from Estancia High School in Costa Mesa. drove a delivery car for a bluepnnl service. Miss Rawlins was a shipping clerk Miss Anderson worked for a credit checking service. Their social 11 ves were a s varied as their careers. police sa1d . runruog the gamu\ from party lovers to introverted stay· at-home types. Mrs. Carelton was a widow. Miss Bennington was divorced. Miss Anderson announced her engagement days before her murder. "We have some who were into punk -rock. There was another who read classics. Shakespeare and Darwin,·· Calnoo com· mented. Police say they plan to con· tinue their probe or the minutiae or these victims' lives but rornow. they concede that the only obvious point they share in common is that they've been victimized by the same man. Conoco, Gulf Post Huge Profit Gains NEW YORK (AP> -Conoco Ine. and Gulf Oil Corp. joined tbe 11.at ol bl1 oil companies an· nouncln1 huee third-quarter profita today, wilb Conoco say· lDI lta lneome rwe 133 percent gver the comparable quarter or Paper Drive Slated Al Coeta Me8a High The Costa Meaa Hip School PTSA i1 1pon1orin1 a paper drhe Saturday at tbe bitb 1cbool, 2lliO Fairview Road. Donon are asked to brt.na n•••=•· mafaainea and boDe to tbt ICbool'I ltU· dent pa.rtiat lot betwten t a.m . ·and 4 p.m. Saturday. Proeeecta wlll be used for 1tudent acbolanbipa w to 111i1t needy 1tudenta. , ' 1978, and Gulf posting a 97 pecent galn. Like the other oil companies to announce big third-quarter earn- ings 1aina. both attributed most of the jump to increased prolits from overseas operations and said UWe came from U.S. refin. inl and marketing divisions. Conoco, ranked ninth •IDOlll U.S . oil companiea, said ill third-quarter profit WU tz47.l million, or $2.30 a share, com· pared with '105.8 million, or • centa a share, ln 1918'1 third quarter. Tbi.s year's period in· eluded a oae-Ume eatn of $32.8 million, or JO centl a abate, from a cbanee lD Britlab tu law. Conoco, bued ln Stamlord, Conn., llld ... in lb• Quarter ,,,.. 41 perceat to ta.5 bWkln from '2.4 blWoo lo lbe July- CS. raonra, ••P AJ> ---------.-.. ---·----------• ............. RESERVE OFFlCER GREG COULT!R PASSES OUT FLIER ..... Polee Alert A,lertment ow. .... About Oler Mesa Residents Fortifying Homes Costa Mesa residents are fort.I· rying their homes aga~· t an in· truder police believe s at· tacked nine Oran oast women. lrilling six of them. "People are really scared." say police, loclls m1lhs and gun salesmen. Four o( the victims lived in apartments in Costa Mesa. Police from the other four agencies investigating the as· saults report similar problems. They're wal.k.ing a ughtrope with residents of their Junsd.lctions. They want to warn residents. especially women who live m apartments, to be wary. They want those women especially to lock their doors and windows. But they don't want to cause a panic. Police in Tustin. where two of the attacks have occurred, malled a bulletin to 7,000 apart· ment dwellers In their city. Of. ricers there tell or one woman who became frightened andl a rmed herself with a .357· magnum revolver. Her nerves got to her. she fired at a shadow and the bullet went through her apartment wall strlk.ina her neighbor's television set. Police grimly note It could as easily have been the oelgbbor who caught the bullet. In Costa Meaa, there bas been a run oo Jocb and home securl· ty devices at the local hardware stores. A spokesman at Kerm Rima Hardware said tbe people who've come lo recently have all mentioned the murders . "They're frllbtened," be noted. Me&a Police Set Seminar on Rape Coata MeNU concern.eel about rape and home MCUri\1 can at· tend ooe ol tbree ra99 aware- nea1 aem1Dan police are olfer- in1. Tbey are scheduled 1t T:JO p.m. Oct. 30, 2 p.m . Oet. Sl IDd 7:30 p.m. Nov. l at tbe police atatlon!.. It Fair Drive, Costa Meaa . .1u•erntioal an nalla- ble by eallln1 Officer Darell Freeman at '7St·53IO. ;1 -----------........._~ Gun store spokesmen say they've seen an increa$e in the sales oC handguns. A spokesman at Dave's Guns referred to the weapons as "h<>mt"<>wner's in· surance." But police aren't eager to have an armed populace. Capt Edward Glasgow of the pat.rol d1v1S1on said he does n't think the situation calls for use of guns by residents. '"In Uus instance, the suspect isn't using forcible entry. The best protection 1s good locks, not a gun,·· he said Costa Mes a police have launched a door to-door cam· pa1 gn to warn r esidents, especially apartment dwellers. They also hope to pick up a lead to the killer's identity. Police reserves, cadets and Explorers have been on the streets from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m .. knocking on doors and banding out leaflets. Reserve officer Greg Coulter and Explorer Richard Trapp were one of several teams to go into apartment complexes Mon- <See RESIDENTS, Pa&e AZ> Coast Weather Partly cloudy tonl1ht and Wednesday. Lows tonilbt :rr to 8Z wtlb a bi.sh about 10 near the beaches W edneaday. and ln lbe up- per 709 inland. INSIDE TOD6' Y A lfudf tQft Rom IM R1odcr of World War II fOfM reh•rMd co lwr Jaome ret.c-'°"''•· S-ttorv. Page At. .... At'f-...... M ............. .,,_ ....... a *"" .,. ...... ..,. ............. .. ....... ................. .. ~ Al ...... C..., Atl C---CA flWk ....._M.CA 0....-c:.a ..,.....,._ .. ~ • a I.CA,_ /41 Cle• 0...._ IM .... .._ Mer.•· • a .............. __ .. ...... , 1 .... ,..... 111 ., ,....._ C14 ftMWw 1M -I Cl-M .... 11 ........... Al ._......._a , -~ -------":"""--_...__.. ,ti QM.YN.OT c !wtd!X, Octobef D , 1171 Extortionist Fft~es Death Rap A Newport leacb aaa• ...., _*'*'" ~cO••ecUon •ltb tbe da.ap· pearaac. of a Gardea Grove woman laat AUl\llt 11 no cbarpd wlth ber m"'*r . Orana• Count)' O.puty Dll· trtct AtionMy Dave Can.r ru.d murd., and kldnap ebartH ••••• 1..&rr'y aau~ . ..a, .... clay. SmlU.. .., Partt Newport. waa convtcted ln US Dtl\riet Court lMt ._k for maklna the telepboDe calla demandlq • tl00,000 rauom fort.be return ot Carolyn Bealer. H. who baa never been fou.od. Sent.enrln.I oe Saolt.b ·1 feder.a Carter Offen OWw Tari// WASHINGTON <AP) Preaident Carter today ex· tended most·favored- naUoo tarUf treatment to the People's Republic of China and ur1ed Con.,,aa to "act u soon u pout. hie" to approve a trade agreement between the nauoaa. Carter 1lped a prC)c· lamaUoo extendiDC non· disertmlnatory treatment to Cbloeae eaportl and predicted that t.be trait~ pack•,. will ".1lJ'eftll.ben botll eeonomte and polWcaJ relations between the United Stat.el and tbe People'• Republic of China." caevtdkla llu bMa ~ for Nov. 11 lo U.I . Dl1lrtct J•d11 Malcolm Luc11' co•rtroom. Carter lndlcat..S .. ...., ta. Newport a.adl .. will not b9 br'ouabt to On.nee County for 1rr1l1nmenl UAtll 1fter Jude• Luca1 aentencea him ln to. An1ele. lmltb fee. a poaibl• JO.year prilon tenn on the extortion COO· vlct.J.on. Howewr. he could a face the death penalty lf be la convicted of ftnt-<Miree murder and 1 jury flnda that Ml11 Bealer'• death t.-u perpetnted duriut a kldnep fGrtMIOCD. Smidt .._ clalmld ttaM twe olber meo forced blm to partld,_ lo the kMIDa,... ot tht woman, wbo wu lut .... Aua 24 aboard a bo1t beadt.u oul to 1ea from. Dane Polnl Harbor. 1be two men, whom be baa ldenUlted only u Jack and Ray_1 ret1.1rn•d wltbout ber, Smltnaaid. Bul lnvetllt1tora aay Smltb w81 the laat known penoo lo have aeen her alive and that b1I f"ce wu acratcbed alter a wit· oea1 told Newport Beach police lbat only Smith and Miu Bealer were aboard t.be boat. Sip.a al a 1truUlit aboeN U.. craft wen found by omcca. SmJtb MI lldM to pol.le. 00 A•t·•· Mlu B1aler'1 brother, Lawrence Paul Fox of Anabetm, bed received calla over• t.bree- day period trom a man wbo uld be WU boldlDC b1a 1later. A\. temotl tw Fox to turn overt.be ransom under FBI culdance proved unaucceuful when the ex- tortiooilt complained about the kind of baetbe money waa ln. Smith ii belnJ kept in a Loi An1ele1 county Jail cell until hll Nov. tsaenteoclnl- Bleeding Saves Lives? VCI Doctor Explains H emodilution Bleedin& patients berore sur- gery could help save livea as well u money, a UC Irvine doc· tor told hll colleagues ln San Franciaco today. Tbe procedure. known as bemodilution, bu been u.sed by Dr. David Roee ln bl• won at the Veterans Admlnlalratlon Hospital in Lona Beach. Rote, an ualttant professor of aneatbeeiolol)' at UCI, told the American Society of Aneathnloloalata that be baa achieved aoocl resultl ln uatn1 bemodilution oe cancer patient. bein1 prepared for sursery. HeDiod:Outioo involves the re· moval ol about au pint.a of blood from a patient just before sur· 1ery, Ros4! said. The blood ls stored and then a salt solution is Injected Into the patient to replace the amount of blood drawn. This meana when the patient bleeds during surgery. be or sbe will lose only half of tbe blOOO normally loel, the rest being the salt solution. Once major bleeding has slopped, Rose aald, the six pint.a or blood can be relnjected .. Normally, patients requlrtq tran1fualon1 both during and after an operation receive blood from a blood bank. And tbi.a LI where Rose 1ald bemodilutlon can help save lives. The docto r tol d tbe aneatbeelologist.s lbat "conven· Uonal transfusions can cause numerous d.l.seues." "Hemodilution presents leas of a danger becauae patlenta re· celve t.helr own blood," be said. Rose said bemodllution hu been used for many yea111 for cardiovascular 11urgery but that he bas been trying it for the put year at the VA hoapltal on selected paUentl under1otn1 ab- dominal cancer operatlona. The UCI doctor aald money Detf'I ............... SOMEONE SAID, 'HfT ME' AND DEPUTIES DID U . Wyatt Hart Dleplaya Sel&ed INecklack Item• Deputy 'Wins' 4 Charged With Gambling Lady Luck was worklng an aberttra Sgt. Les Leber'a favor Lut weekend wben be took part ln • high stakes blackjack game ln Dao.a Potnt. Farao. Laauna Hilla. A female companion of the suspects i• being sought. She fled with an undi.acw.ed amount of cash at the Ume uniformed ol· ficera arrived. S~ock Market Zigzags . could be aaved ln aucb opera- tions because they can require three unlta ol blood lo make up for bleedlnl durt.ns 1ur1ery. Since bemodiluUoa does not require use of blood from a bank, which coata about Sl.50 a unit. u much u M50 could be saved. Leber WU ahead by MOO. in fact. wbea ot.btt officen inter· ru,pted the proceedl.op Saturday nipt and arrested four South County men on 1amblln1 char1ea. And Leber? Re WU wortcinc undercover and didn't bave to W0f1'Y about beinl found at the residence at 33142 Acapulco when the raid occurred. Sheriff apoltesman Lt. Wyatt Hart said the 1ame operated with t.b.ree dealers, a pit bou, a hart.ender and waltresa. He aaid all were on wary. NEW YORK CAP> -The stock market wu mixed today, aa the bmik prime lending rate climbed to a record 15 percent. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials waa off 2.30 polnts to 806.83 Losers took a 3-2 lead over gainers in the mid-day tally of New York Stock Exchange- liated issues Analyst.a aaid some early buy- ing was encouraged by the market's showing Monday, when the Dow ·Jonea lndu.strlaJ average rebounded after slip- ping briefly below the 800 level for the fir s t time since December The average, oH about 15 points at its lowest level of the F.-...P-.AJ RESIDENTS FEARFUL ( • • • UL.._ "J"bQ bardly bad to lmoek OD door• ta lbe weat aide neighborhood that's about two m Iles from the scene or the latest murder Sunday. As soon as they got out of their poli ce ca r , r es id e nts materialized, asking questions * * * Fro•Pa~Af VICTIM •.• the murderer slipped Into the apartment through one of the unlocked windows and kllled the sleeping teen-ager. Her roommate discovered her body at3 a.m. Today, her grieving parents talk about their loe~J saying It was too painful for toem to dll· cu11 tbelr daughter while pre- pa rlng for her funeral. The)' have auggeated that donat.loos be made "ln Debbie's name" to Pet ReaponalbllJty, Inc., P .O . Box 104, Laguna Beach. Strike Stifling HONOLULU -The Na· tlooal Guard wu called ln Mon· day to staff the state prllon .and other Jalll after correclloo.a of· Ileen joined a walkout by about 8,000 blue -collar county and atate employees. The worll:en for the ltate and Ila four COUD· Uea -lncludiq refuse workers. custodlena, park keepen, school cafeteril employees and others -went on ltrike early Monday. c DAILY PILOT Tt. 0. ..... "911 Oelly ~ wtfll-"l•<-Do_ IM_,.._ .• .....,.._ ....... °'_ c; .... -.....~ .._ ... Mi.-... _ ....... -.. ................ "'"' ....... ,.._, __ ......,.. ... ..,,_ ....,..,, .. ...,_,,_.'"-_,.,_c-," ........................ ,.... .. "".....,._ -· n..,-_ ,_._ .,_ .... llO w.111 .. , ..,.._.,c--. C.iltoffl•~ ~"-~---Jee•··~ ., ... ~..-1-0.-•~ --~ ...... T-:;:;:ftt~ ~.~..=.-=::.-::. .... T:lll•MRI (1141...., 011r•1•Mw•r'9llRll...,. aboat tlle aMa and ~ , ...... women told ot buytn1 loco for their homes. Men who stopped the officer a nd Explorer collected the warning bulletin for their wtves. girlfriends or co-workers. One woman who stopped the two men talked with them for several minutes "I live by myself and I know too -well what's been happen· Ing," she said. Coulter repeated the depart ment's warning: Keep your doors and windows locked. Report any suspiclom person to the police al 754·5360. "Tballll," tbe woman said. "lt'a made me feel a lot betuJr." Coulter said the leaflet pro- gram baa drawn nothing but cooperaUon from residents con- tacted. "Nobody's told ua to get lost or complained about having u.a around.'' he aald. Aa he and Trapp moved through the apartment complex· ea, residents repeatedly asked about the caae. One boy, clutcb.lng a baseball bat told the men "I hope tbat guy gets amaabed." AD old woman confided, "I'm scared all the time." Talk on Oil Set in Mesa E .H. "Hubie" Clark Jr .. presi- dent of Baker International Corp., will d.lscua1 the energy situation and the oll Industry Thursday in a talk sponsored by the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Conservation Com· mittee. The talk will begin et 7;30 p.m . in city council chambers, 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Baker Intem1tional produces drilling tool.a and other producta used by oil and other energy companie. but Isn't involved ln the production of oil. Bergeson Talk Slated Auemblywoman Karlan Ber,eeon, R ·Newport Beach, wll analyse th e year'• le1lllaUve activtUet on educa· Uonal matt.en tonllbt ln • pn· aeataUon to the Nt wport·NIH 1cbool board. Mn. Ber1noa la a former mtmw ot tbe board. Rtr tall "'11 lead oll tool0t'1 Hlaool board m..Uq, w\leb betlM Ill 7:• at HarDer Coom· munltJ c.ur, lab ltl'Mt at TulUD A.-, Oolta ..... day. closed with only a 5.55-point lof!I. But the upswing bad already begW\ to fade when New York's Morgao Guaranty Trust. and seve ral other large baw ln· creased ~ir prime rates today from 14 'f.i tol5percent. Interest rates have been surg- ing for more than two weeks since the Federal Reserve an- nounced plans t o' clamp on credit in its effort to get inflation unde r control. Meanwhile. the dollar rose in Europe this morning. and it.a continued strength on foreign excban1ea helped to depreH Sold prieea. la Tolt:ro. t.be clo&1ar cloMcl • 234.125 >'•· lta tUpe.t r.e. for more than 18 months and up from 232.75 Monday. In London. the British po1.md weakened slightly to $2.1435, compared lO S2 1490. Gold sold an London for $385.00 a Troy ounce, down from 392.375 at Monday 's close. The Zurich price was $384 Tree Pollen Spreading In Basin Asthma and hay fever auf· ferers in some areas of the South Coast Air Basin faced a new kind of air contaminant today: Tree pollution. The Air Quality Management District reported an increue in phone calls Monday from Bever· ly Hilla, Santa Monka and Simi Valley residents who thought they were besieged by sulphur polfutton. But AQMD spokesman Bill Falkner said there was was no ne.ed to worry -unless a person has bay fever. "It's pollen from a tree called the deodar cedar. which grows pretty heavily in (bat part of town," Falkner s ald. "It lands on everything. It's something you can expe<:t every year about this lime." Races Day Scheduled A day at the races la planned by the Coeta Mesa Chamber of Commert'e Nov. 9 . Costa Meaa.. Day at Loa Alamltoe will be held lo conjunc· Uon with the Orange Count y Fall Fair al the race track. " The chamber sroup will de· part at 9:30 a .m. from the Holl· day Inn, 3131 Brlltol St., Colta Mesa. Colt of '15 includ .. bul tran1port1Uon, attendance at recea and lunch. Re1ervaUooa must bt paid lo advance. lnlormatloo can be ot>- tai ned by ealllnc 97t-05H. Former Mayor Al Plnklty la chairlnt the event. War Duda Ruined Altboueb the paUenta be used hemodiluUon on were seriously Ill to begin with -tn any autfer· ing from lune dlleaae aa well u malnutriUon -they showed an ability to recover more quickly from surgery beu\lJSe of the pro- cedure. he said A side benefit to the use of hemodilution. Rose said. l.s in aiding pallents who have re· ligious beliefs which prohibit t h em fr om re r e1v1ng transfusions Planners OK hvluetrial Plant in Mesa A pf'OPC>Hd 200.000-square-root industrial development won the backing of Costa Mesa plan.rung commissioners Monday. Comm.issloners recommended to the City Council that It ap. prove the two-story development at 151 Kaimu.a Drive, near the county airport. with certain reatMctiona. The proposal by Tamuuer· Hamilton. Inc., authorized agent for Moreland Development Com- pany. Inc., would change the zoning from Industrial part to planned development Industrial. The main effect of the zoning change would be to allow more design nexJbllity and more of. fl ee space. Because or coocern that too many offices would change the nature of the large lnduatrlal park that adjoins the aJrport, comml.asioners attached a coodi· lion that would Umlt office apace to the part of the development that fronts the street. About Sl.400 In cash w as seized. aJong with lhrff black· jack tables and $25.000 worth ol 1>9ker chips. The sheriff's department Iden· tified the suspects as B 111 C Vu1 . 40. of 1515 Buena Vasta. San Clemente. Roy A Paulter. 35, of 27525 Tossamor M1ss1on V1eJo. James C. Sanderson. 30. of 1615 Buena Vista. San Clemente and Buck L. Truett. 43. of 24892 Wells H 1 rt said "the boat for tbe pmblinl aesaion wbicb bad a $100 limit on beta. WU paid Sl500 for provldio& the location for the game and for screening about 20 players who received invitations to the affair. One ol those who got an mvita-. t1on was Leber. Undercover Newport Beach oohce offi cers participated in the operallon with sheriff's de- puties Hart said the game operated throughout Orange County and was booked up until December. *9,...P ... AJ PROFITS SOAR AGAIN. • • September period a year aro. F ifth-ranked Gulf. based In Pittsburgh, s&Jd profits In the quarter were $416 m1lhon. or S2 13 a share. compared with $211 uulboo. or Sl 08 a share, a yea r ago Revenues 1n the quarter rose 33 peTrent lO 6 74 billion from SS 05 billJon The profits announced by Conoco and Gull. coming on the heels of large inrreases an - nounced earlier by Exxon. Atlantic Richfield and Standard Oil Co. ol lndiana. renewed de· bate about the size or oil com· pany earninp. President Carter made another pitch Monday for his tax on oil company windfall profits, saying that wblle oil concerns already senerate lar1e sums ol money, "they want more. But It'• not fair to the American peo- ple for them to have more ... Carter waa particularly piqued at Enon Corp., the world's largest oil company, which said Monday its proflts bad risen llB percent Ln the July. September q uarter. The ln· rrease was the blggeat in Eu· on·s h15tory and among the most ever earned in a quarter by a U S company White House press secretary Jody Powell called the Exxon profits "rather enormous •· Also announcing a big nse In th1rd·quarter earrungs Monday was seventh ranked Atlantic Richfield Co .. which said its profit.a l"06e ~ percent. Standard Oil Co. of Indiana announced a 49 percent profit gain Friday. and other maJor oll companies are expected to Neigh in with similarly large lncreaaea in earnings this week. Exxon's profits were "porno- graphJc" to James G. Archuleta, a apokeaman for the 011, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union. He said Euoo and other oil companies "certainly cannot plead poverty" when the wdon and the lnduat.ry beein neaotiat· ang later thll year on a new wage Increase for 80,000 enero workers. One good name deserves another. SLA.VICK'S Put your name on an OMEGA. The best suprises come in small wooden packagt>S. So we've pack~ed a remarkable new Omega Quartz Chronometl'r in this very styli sh box. THE WATCH: This striking design was created for no ne other than the founder of Omega. The 14 karat yellow gold and stainless steel perfectly complement a djmensional dial. This water- resislant chronometer Is certified to be incredibly accurate. Of course, the bracelet featu~s a hidden clasp. THE PACKAGE: A hi_ghly polished solid mah<?gany case is a fitting container for such a unique timepiece. Only one thing missing: your name, which will be e ngraved on the metal f laq~e, complete with your persona sertal number. THE PRI~ $2,200.00 (Stainless steel. $1, .00. 18 karat gold. SS.000.00.) f.a4hl11n Mand. Nt-wport Centl'r. Nrwpcm &c-ach I (1I4) i;4.i. I Wl I 0th• t l"•liotll• ~ , .. "'"""'' Ill.II 1 ... ,..., .. l flll• M,111 Ontn,11\· t , 1111 .. , At .... C•Mlf~ ..... An11dt" I"'" n .. .,.., .... Vtj1A• ., ..... ,, ...... ~ttf ....... , ..... ,..,,..,.... ... _,..,.. vt\.A ............. 11 ...... , ,., ,,,.., ... '""'·' SALT LAKE CITY (AP> - Takllal snat palnl to pr«.ct lts IDID frOm txpMUN to deadlJ oent Pl or u nplolioa, tbe ArmJ bl1an dHtro,lD• ..0 pouadl of ch1mleal warfare·-----------------------~~~--~--------~--~--~~~----~--------__. d.adlllr1•1· ... .. Barrel Leaper Soars Normally, ba rrel jumping is associa ted with ice skating. But P a trick Caliouette of Newpor t Be ach does it Ca lifornia_ style -on roller skates. "Barrels" actually a r e old ice cr eam conta ine r s h e ld together with clothespins. Calio uette first m ade it over a four-barrel Se~ Harassment ..& I• -41 ..;}j." D-41Y f't!M _. h LM ... ,_ stack, then s oared over a stack of five. Below. he d em - onstrates his distance style in effort to clear 16 bar- rels . Caliouette and other roller leapers were in action Sunday at Ba lboa Pie r Pa rk. Home Folks Wish Johnny Happy Day CORNI NG , 1owa I AP J Johnny Carson has never re turned to the town where he was born 54 years ago today. but the people who live in the com muru ty of 2,095 don't hold it against him. Corning fotks are still wistung t h e famous NBC "Tonight Show" host a happy birthday Ca rson was born in the com- munity Oct. 23, tm. to Homer a nd R uth Hook Car s on. His fathe r managed the local utility company until t.be family left in the late lala to e ventually settle in Norfolk, Neb. One penon wbo recalls the comedian is Mabel Gaskill, 75. Sbe cared for Canon when be wu a year and a ball old whlle his mother bad sur1ery. .. Johnny was an awful cute lit· tie kid, I know that. He never caused any problems," she re- called. But, she adds, ·· 1 don't recall t hat he eve r did a ny thing runny." Coming folks don't remember Car son ever returning to the com m unity, and they wish he would. TU!!d!y10ctober 23, 1979 s DAILY Pll.OT ......... c .. ~:-----~~~~~-~-=-'- Briggs RaJ>s · .. Inmates Issues SACRAMENTO <AP) -State Sen. Jobn Briggs is complainlna that five people a re to be freed next month after serving only a few moot.bl in prison on charges of conspiring to bomb bia office. Briggs. R-Fulle rlon , com- plained in a letter to t.he state Department of Corrections, and sent copies to reporters Monday. But be did not mention that 'Stone Age' Tribe Seen " In Jungles LONDON (AP> -A tea m of explorers on a round-the-world expedition has discove red a primitive tribe Living in "stone age" cooditions in the jungles or Papua New Guinea . a reporter with the expedition saad today The 15 to 20 members of the tribe li ve 10 the centra l highlands. an a rea known for <'ann1ballsm . said repor t er Martan Wh ite of Press Assoc1a tion . the British domestic new'> agenc) White !>aid the e xped1t1on came across the tribe an a valley while examirung the unmapped upper reaches of lhe Stnckland R1\er Tribesmen told native 1n- tc-rpn·ters that thC' explore rs wNe the hr!>l white men they had SE>f'n am1 almost tht-fi rst !>trangers from outside their \ allc•\, Wh1tl' said lie· swd rune member~ or the tribe were bPm~ held on can· nib:ihsm charge~ in Jail 10 the nearby town or r--;omad ·'There may be more unknown tribes in Uus area." exped.JtJon leader Roger Chapman said In a dJspatch from the coastal town of Lae. White said the tribesmen live an stone-age con· ditions although they use a few m etal hunt.mg a xes ba rtered from neigbbonng villages. Cha pman S31d b.1S team calJed in a n Austr alian Air Force heUcopteT to lea ve the •re• and tbe tribe "jut clutched tMir pigs -thei r mos t prized possessions -and looked on amazed as we lilted off." Ge orge Thurston. London· based ·director of administration for the expe d it ion, named Operation Drake. said the ex plorers found the tribe while che<'king a route ror the first trans it or the Mnckland gorge. 300 miles from Lae the five had 1pent a loG& period In county Jail before ent.e.ring prison. The five were described by the FBI as members of the terrort.at We ather Underground. They wer e arrested in November, 1977, afte r t h e seizure of weapons and explosives in Los Angeles. Agent• ~d they uncove red a plot to place a bomb in Brigp • F uJlertoo office , allegedly the first of several Weather Under- g r ound targets in Southe rn California . They were sentenced to three yea r s in prison, a n d a r e scheduled to be paroled in mid· Novem ber. Briggs wrote tha t the paroles are an example or "la ws lhat protect the criminal a nd subject citizens to further abuse." He said one defendant had !ler ved only four mont hs in prison , and tbe other s nine moo lbs. But department s pokesman Philip Guthrie said jail time Is co unted agains t p rison sen· tences. One. Clayton Van Lydegraf, 64, spent nearly 30 months in jail before entering prison in Jul y, and will spend only two month.s short or the full three years behind bars, Guthrie said. The others. impr isoned an February, s pent between 20 and 23 months in jail, which means 29 to 32 months behind bars - morl' than most inmates s pead on three·year sentences, which <'an be reduced by up to one. third for good behavior. Thi· department has scheduled them to be paroled in the Los >Angeles area. But Briggs asked that 1t be San F ran c isco because. "I want to keep these people a~ far away from us as possible .. tiuth.nc !>aid Bn ggs' request would be taken into considera tion along with such other Cac· tors a!> the locations o r prisoners· families and JO b prospects More Marine Deaths Seen SAN ANTON10 , T exas <AP ) -Army specialists treating 'J7 Ma nnes seve~ly burned in a freak fi~ a t their J apanese bae say 19 ol them have Jess than a S0-50 chance of survi vaJ. ··w e anticipate more deaths.·· Col. Basil A. Pruitt Jr., com· mander of the Brooke Army Medical Center bum treatment umt, s a.id Monday. I Protection Steps Urged ··To my knowledge, be hasn't ever been bac k,·· said Paul Gauthier . editor or the Adams County Free Press. "Of coursl'. we wish he would.·· ··o ur chaps we r e wa lking through on root, going down the r iver banks for about (1\e weeks, · he said "Two of the men "'ilh Chapman were Crom the Papua Nf'v. Gutnea Defense ForC'e whCI "J>t>ak cl m1xlur(' n( lht• lot JI languaJ!(' d1alN'ts Jnd p1d pn More than 70 Marines waj~ng out Typhoon Tip an their i>ar· racks at the Mount Fuji base were burned Friday when the storm caused a 5,000-gallon rub· bcr fuel contamer to rupture Thi:-Cue! ignited and poured Lake .J ra \er of f1 re through the bar· r:.il'k" W AS HING TON (A P)-A form er Jus tice Departme nt e mployee who says s he was fi red for protesting the advances of her boss appealed to Congress today L9 protect federal workers victi m ized by sexua l h a rass· me nt. "Wom e n making se xua l harassment compla ints, like women who have been sexually assaulted, are treated as the culpable party, rather than as the victim ," Diane Rennay Willi ams told a House subcom· mittee. "Women complaining of sex· ual harassment should be given temporarye ·1s or transfers until the co laint is investigat· ed a nd r lved," s aid Ms . Williams, was dismissed as a public information officer at the Justice Department's Com· m unity Relations Service in 1972. Ted Keeps Hinting Of '80 Candidacy PHILADELPHJA (AP) -Sen. Edwa rd Kennedy ,has again fueled s peculation that he will seek the Democratic pre.Iden· tlal nomination in an address to cheering Philadelphia crowds at a fund-raiser for m ayoral can· didate william Green. "I'm not here because of the number of dele1ates, 168, thal Pennaylvania will send to the Democratic convention," be in· silted with a grin as 1,400 ap- plauded at a '100-a·plale dinner Monday ni1ht for the fermer congressman. Green is favored in the four. man race to s ucceed Mayor Frank L . Riuot a former policeman barred oy law from seeltinl a third term. Democrats bave controlled City Hall since 1951. "I'm not bere beeaue ol Penn· aylvania'a 27 ele ctroal votes: I'm here because I IC>ve Billy Green," Kennedy said. Tben be added: "But It won't be the I.Mt time l 'll be bere. I'll 1 be back wbeo Billy Green ia m•JGI', and when I eome back I mllbt talk about. 10mebody e1le wbo II a cmdldate for uodler job." After dinne r l . 8;!'d tb• IZIO-per·,..._ COCSWJ rece:p.. tloa tbat preceded It, t~•. Massachusetts a sen ator was driven to what was billed as an old-fashioned political rally in · South Philadelphia wbere nearly 5,000 bad congregated at a cate~ ing hall. ·•You to o ut a nd ring doorbells, and do the work, and you know what will happen?" Kennedy shouted at tbe happy, excited crowd that was kept from crushing the podium by police and secret aenlce agenta. A voice cried out, "You'll be president" and then a chant was started "we want Kennedy" and many began wa'rin1 "Kennedy for Presideqt" llpa. Flulbed by the warm nlabt, sweat pourtq down bl.I face, be aald, "In tbe next few montbl, I ml1bt be knocltln1 on your door." Mean~ the New York Dally News reported today tbat Kennedy lauacbed a penoaal telepbaee bllb tD 1arner 1..,ort from about • lllp·rukin1 Democrm. ne e.empet ........ db a few ealll IMt .-•...-med ••., with s-111, _. b1I brotber·ln-law ....... Smltb, wortiq tbe ~ IDOlt ol tbe da1 before &....-.., departed for tbe Pblladelphl• •P· pearuee, tbe News reported. " H e r r e m a rk s ca m e io testimony prepared for a House P ost · Office and Civil Service s ubcommittee, which opened hea rings tod ay into sexua l harassment of federal workers Rl!p. James Ha nley, D·N.Y., the subcommittee chairman. said an investigation has shown sexual harassment is an "every· tiay, everywhere occurrence" in the federal government . He ap· pea led to the Office of Personnel Mana gement to take ste ps to eradicate it. Hanley noted that an informal survey taken by a Housing and Urban Development employee recently turned up about 160 women who reported they have been harassed sexually on the job . Other, informal surveys also have turned up large num- bers of women claiming s imilar harassment. "This type of behavior simply should not be tolerated in the federal workplace ," H anley said. "Managers should be put on notice that a 'boys will be boys• atmosphere will not be c ondoned i n a n y fe d eral agency." Federal court rulings have beld in the Ju t sever al years that sexual harassme nt Is a form al 1ex discrimination, and outlawed u a result. Committee aides say sexual baraummt normally takes the form al a male aupenlaor malt· ln1· advances t o a fema l e worker, then takina retaliatory mea1ure1 1uch u lau.lq poor jo~mance rat.inc• or an ou lbt dismlual notice lf the advanee1 are spurned: Ma. Vt'lllialDI, whose case ta expected to ,0 to a aew trial lo several ween, wu fired on 25 mlnutel notice lo 19'72, Mveral day1 after filin1 a 1ex ell•· crtmlnaUoa complaint a1a1mt ber boll. Whtie ber nperviaor bu re- mained lo hll Job, her cue baa been lo the federal eourta IDd ,had a number of admlnlstratlft heaJ'inal. \ Storekeeper Val Vinje is wearing.a JG.HOOK nary nanncl blazer from our new departmen t teaturin~ classic ladies' clothing. A start of ezt raordma111 characttr /or mrn hc>11s ond now lad1ts :;.i.-.. " 1028 Irvine. Newport Beach. Cali(ornia. Phone 642-7061 ' . M lWLYPtLOT "•-' .. :·:· ... ~outing Election? Oh, Really? On A.ND NOUNG DEn.-When eleeUoa predict· -en ret to predJcttnT, 1omet.lm-a l:be ruuna can be absolu&ely 1malln1. Coo1lder the leeUon we oow have comlq~. You have cooalde~ It. haven't you! Are you noddina olf llaln OD mt! lo event ~t hu eluded your alteotJon. there wUI be a vote in our re&100 t.b.l1 comln1 Nov. e. That's on a Tuesday, followina llonda.Y Dll hl football on Nov 5 M tot' lbe aweaome p«Mi.icUon OG UU. aff•ir, it comes from Oraft&e Co4mty Re1l1lrar of Voten Al Olson. He haa 1ned with enormous cooce.olration int.o his crystal ball Vote-predicting Elve1 Emerging F rom Fore1t of Apath11 and then pronounced that the voter turnout at the polls should be near 50 percent of those registered and qualified to cast ballots CONSIDERING THE BALLYHOO that h as sur- rounded t.bia coming vote, you have t.o be baffled as to where Mr. Oboo was able to pull 50 percent into focus in bis c~ globe. Let's face It; this is an election where Teddy isn't run· niog for anything. Not even dogcatcher . You know thia can't be much or an election coming up because Supervisor Tom Riley hasn't given a party for it yet with Tom Fuentes serving as master of ceremonies. If they just could have persuaded Supervisor Edison Miller t.o run for something in this coming election. then maybe it would hflve generated some interest. It would have been better If Edison had even hinted he might be on the ballot. THUS IT IS INC RE DIBLE that Mr Olson and his fo rtune-telling sphere wer e able to materialJZe 50 percent. You must remind yourself that 50 percent of nothing is still zero. Anyway. just for the ree<>rd, it should be noted that the Nov. 6 voting -i( any -wiU involve the election or school board members throughout our region. Also on the ballot will be elections for certain special dis tricts that handle things like recreation· and street li&bt.a PltOllABLY THE •EASON ReglsVar Ol8on ftp.res the vote ma.y bit 50 percent ls because ot the state proposi- tions which are also before the electorate. One of those ballot propositions involves school busing for racial balance. This one may be where Mr. Olson is pinning h.is hopes for some action at the polls THE BUSING MEASURE, however, is one of those that may cause the voters some confusion. It's one of those Vote Yes on No measures, the way it's worded. Maybe there ought to be more said about that later. But for now, the main thing is to capture the attention of the citizenry about the f act that there is going to be this election out there. Is that you snoring agajn'> Hello'? Hello? 1·, CAUON C1TY, NeY. (AP) - PoUee ta)' It's »eiaalbl• .. Illa family calla ll a boax. But. tbe . trutb about lt aUeted murdln waa tocked -.,...upe forenr -bettlnd Jeae 8labop~, bait am.lie .. b• sat down ln tbe Nev.a au chamber and died. Bllbop. executed earlJ .._. day f« ld.1.Uq a man 1A a Laa VetU ca&lno ln 1m, CODCOet*9 a btaarre story about 11 odMI' murden u put ol an elaborate etelJ)e l>&ot~ a family spokesman say a. TIJE S P01l£8MAN - Blabop's olde r brothe r who declined to be named -said Bishop "Just wanted an op- portunity to 1et outaide and try to escape.'' )ie termed the police report about the sl ayings -re- leased shortly after Bishop's ex· ecution -"pure , unmitigated b.8. II Au thorities never gave the tough·talking <.-onvict a chance to lead them to an y graves. Instead , they agreed to Bishop's demand that the information not be re leased until alter his death. After sentencing Mm to dealh, Judge Paul Goldman of Clark County District Court said be visited Bishop in prison, where the conde mned man told him ''a bout having committed a number or homicides." GOLDMAN THEN sent Las Ve gas Homic ide Dete cti ve Ch arles Lee to s peak with Bishop. The judge said Lee "came back with figures about 18 other homicides . . . 12 in Ca lifornia and six tn other places." Lee. who conducted the Dealh Row interview last August. said Bishop didn't want the informa· taon released unt.al his execution because he "didn't want to viola te h.is own criminal code, he didn't want to go out as a s nitch .. lie said Bishop's recollections of the slayings we re "so vague it would be virtually impossible to pin it down." let' added that Bishop s a id he was paid for about ~ pcrc<'nt of the s layangs ''I DON'T QUITE frankly know whether it's true." said Lee." But on the other hand. he certainly had nothing t.o lose . My opinion is lha t he was trutblul." Bis hop's brothe r said t he bard-b6tten convict, who •pent more u.n 20 ol bJa 41 years in prison for robbery and drug crimes. wouldn't offer that sort of help to poUce. adding that ·'h is background has not been full or cooper at ion with the autho rities " de said Bi shop once told hJm abt>ut "being a tut man for lhe mob," but he doubted his brother was telling the truth. T h e f or m e r A rm y paratrooper, heroin addict and longtime robber refused to file a n a ppeal that could ha ve kept him a Uve. He said be would not m ix with the "sniveling cow- a rds" who sought appeals and would not act epl res ponsibility for their capital crimes. East Hot; Midwest Icy High Winds, Rain Widespread remperat•re• Ml La ~ a 1e.o.·-., ,. AINtlta ., ,. .n S.t""'41re IS 62 e 1-arc1L 0 ,, llolM ,. 0 11 eos-e:J st 8rowM1'111t '5 S7 8uff•lo 11 6S Cllay-SI ,, Cllkaoo ,. ,. 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W•ti~• •-•tun .i · LIQlll vatl.Ole wind> "'11111 and mornfnQ hOMrt Aft•r ftOOft wlna, ~•••ly 10 lo 11 ~noh with I 10 1 root w tnO WIYI\ S•11./floe11, Tide• TOOAY ~°"" ·-s 77 p "' 0 1 S.<ond lllQh It SA p.m. J • WEOtllSOAY Fl"t low •·Me m. 1 t nr~t lllqll II It a m S 6 \aconoiow • n o m. OJ \un rl'le\ 1 OS• m .. wh 6;0t p m Moon r1-•·n a.m .. wt1 ') .37 pm. S•rlRqeri Forecatt ••llO to• lOfllilttl • Svrf· A-1119 lleloM In re.t. Ma•· lmum 11e111111 tn feat. Period hi M<ond• AvtMnllw ' t 10 I I 10 t l 10 J s 10 Swell: A-... MltM In Met. MH • ._ ....... Ill Mt otn<tlell A .. MH Olf Zume tt W leftl• Meftl<• ' t w .......,.... Hl#ltlftflOll I I W 11111 O .... c-ty t J N_, OulltolL ltr WodllH dt y. Llttl• c ...... Let's Shaffle 011 You often hear about the blizzards in Buf- falo. but the city has its nice days too. Basking in the sun at the Erie Basin Marina on a record-setting 81-degree day are Patncia O'Connell Cleft) and Sarah Sullivan. CQstly Fling $80,000 Awarded for Affair WARWlCK. R I (AP 1 A Supen or Court Jury has ordered a West Wa rwick man t.o pay $80,000 to a former fnend for hav· ing an affair with the friend ':> wire "This 1s like something out or lhe Dark Ages." Joseph J . McGair. lawyer for df•fendant Sidney H. Robinson. said after the verdict Monday. · It'~ a~ 1f p(."Ople have been m closets for the past 40 year~ · · -THE J UR Y o•· FOLR men and two women ordered Robinson to pay $75.000 m purut1ve damages and S5.000 m com - pensatory damages to Gerald P Zarella. who h&d ~ought SI million. The Jury found RobnlSOn had "cn minal conversation" with Zarclla's wife . Judge Ronald R Lagueux defined "cnminal C1lnversallon" an his instrnct1ons to the JUry as a v1olallon of a !>pousc ·~ nght to "exclUSIVC privileges Of phys ical mterCOUr<\P ." Mrs. Zar<'lla ftlt•d fo r divorce on March 29. 197£; and '"no~ married to Hobanson. McGAJR SAID 1n: would move for a rf'ductton 1n th(· Jward <1nd would file for a new tnal latn th1~ we1:k. If bolh motions failed. he said he would appeal the case to the stalt· ~upreme Court. Zarella filed s u.it against RobUlSOn Jan 11. 1977 asking for $250,000 for the loss or his wife's company and her ser vices as a wife to their two cbUdren, SZS0,000 for mental peiD ..a a , ' and '500.000 ln punlUve dam..-. • ... ,,. ----~ ... 1) ~ I / I ( I People lrusl newspapers ~ U.S. Landing On Cuba Said 'Excessive' LA PAZ. Bolivia (AP) -The U S. Marine landing last week at Gua ntanamo Bay was "an ex- cessive demonstration or force" that undermined the credibility of t he. Uruted Slates and dem- onstrated that lbe U.S. govern· ment can err dangerously in its evaluallon of crises. Venezuela's fo r e i gn ministe r told t he Organizallon of American States today. Jose Alberto Zambrano, in a speech prepared for delivery to th~ 9th OAS general assembly. ... aid relations between his coun- trv and the Umted States were "solid and cordial." But he srud the landmg of 1,200 Ma n nes at the U S. nava l base an Cuba an res ponse to the pres-· t'nCc Of several thousand Soviet l'Om bat troops in Cuba was "un· fortunate because the excessive demonstration of for ce in a ~1t uat 1on d1ff1cult t.o qualify as • •......-W eriaia uodermioa lbe credtbtll\~ of U.. Ualt.ed States. which ii reepoaalble for m a int.ai.oin& world peace ... In a r ecent Gallup poll of public confidence in 10 key in- sti tutions, newspapers ranked fifth a head of television and the U.S. Supreme Court. ( The survey· showed that 51 pe rcent of the people say they have a great deal or "quite a tot " of confidence in newspapers. Only 38 percent say the y have equal confidence in television. Since an earlier survey six years ago, newspapers surged ahead 12 percent -a gain more than twice as great as the greatest improvement of other institutions including organized religion, banking, the military, public schools, Congress, labor and big business. Among young adults age' 18 to 29, 57 per cent indicated a high level of confidence in newspaper s, but far fewer -38 percent -gave television a comparable vote of confidence, the Gallup poll reported. Advertise in the medium people trust. Advertise in a newspaper. Along the Orange coast, people rely on the DAILY PILOT •• Alto~ys to Rap MtJnJat,ory Plan .~~-~Gl:Ll:S CAP) M. opentq 11.atementa conUDued today ln -u-•. ~ •11·¥0llmtary lDtecraUon plu for dtJ aeboola u attar., fw tM uti·bullnc croup, Bultop, wu Kbeduled to vole~ "Pf:.._ .. ••md1a..ry ··•..-tot ltudtota hued OD raee. ..._ poee ot &be heartAp la to detertruM whether lbe school board'• Dew plu fuUlll.a U.. · state Supreme Court's mandate to d He1re1ete lb• naUon'a MCODd larait eebool dlltrid by "reatooal>le and fealllblt" me~. Durtaa the openln1 beartna ;.llODda,y, ~r'lor Court .fudae Paul EalY ol La1lma Beacb de- mandecJ that plalnt1lfs ln the Loi An1eles UDified School Dlat.ricl deaecncation case deal with the problem of dwindling numbers of wblt.e students. He told the dozen lawyers representing s1x different part.lea In the case that they would spend the first few weeks discussing why the cur- rent i.ntegatioo plan isn't work - ing. 8' Drep• •••'-• ( STATE J aya"'m ol 1uoline sales. The board paaaed a measure by Supervisor Quentin Kopp lo end the allocation scheme im · plemenled al the beginnlng of the gasollne shortage last May. The measure passed Monday would become law 30 days after it is signed by Mayor Dianne Feinstein. In recent weeks, the long gas lines that plagued large areas of the stale and the nation have disappeared. SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The llellc II~ P ... N city's Board of Supervisors has voted 8-3 to drop the odd-even Bianchi's Parents Move A.way ROCHESTER. N.Y. CAP) Taking only their clothes and a· few po6Sessions. the parents of confessed "Hillside Stra ngler " Kenneth Bianchi have left their home bere to escape the notorie· ty of their son's crimes. accord- ing to a Rochester newspaper ''We'd rather not say where they went." a family friend, who was not identified , told the Tim~s-Union "They have been through so much that we cAn on- ly hope no one will ever find out where they are. We hope that they can live out their lives in the dignity that people deserve." Frances Piccione, Bianchi 's mother, and Bianchi 's step father, Samuel A. Piccione, s61d their home and left Rochester l••t week the newapape• re ported IHANCID, Z8, on Fnday ad- mitted ala)'ina two &lrls in Bell· lnl)aam. Wub.. and was sen- ienced to two li{e prison terms In Los Angeles on Monday, he confeued to five or the "Hillside Strangler" s layings and two other charges and received six life terms His cousin. Angelo Buono. is charged in 10 or the Southern California slaylngs and is in c us tody pending arr aignment next month SANTA BARBARA (AP) After adopting a rent control or- dinance that cover s mobile home parks in unincorporated areas. the Santa Barbara Cpun- ty Board of Supervisors has urged five cities in the county to adopt the same measure_ • A majority of the county's mobile homes. which house several thousand people, are in unincorporated areas Occupan- cy rates are reportedly about 100 per(_ent and several of the pu.~s hav~ substantially raised their rates in recent months Punida9Wft1 Ba~Ju.d LOS ANGELES <AP> -The school board has voted, in effect, to reinstate corporal punishment m city schools. By a vote of 4-2 Monday, the board approved Dr. Ric hard Ferraro's motion in concept, but referred corporal punishment gujdelines to the board's PersoMel and Schools Committee. However. the guidelines will have to be debated in commJttee and voted on by the full board Nov. 5 before corporal puniab· ment can be reinstated in schools SAN JOSE <AP) -Police say they have no motive for the slay- ing of a night jaoltor found dead her e in a classroom at the elementary school where he worked_ Robert Zahnow, 51, who bad worked three years for the school district. was shot once in the chest sometime during the weekend. San Jose police Lt Robert Moir said Monday. His body. sprawled in a pool or blood, was found by a fourth grade teacher early Monday. Traasplaat _Caadidate T~. Octot>et 23. 1979 " ,. ... w..-.. Mrs. Fred Kelley wipes away a tear in a from Framingham. Mass. Kelley. whose news conference at San Francisco airport town voted to pay the cost of his heart Monday a fter s he a nd her retired transplant. is awaiting tests at Stanford's firefighter husband, Fred Kelley. arrived hospital. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ RTD Boosts Basic Fare In 8-2 Vote LOS ANGELES -The Rapid Transit District has boost- ed its basic 45·cent bus rare a dime starting Nov_ l , hopmg tha't $6.6 million in rate hikes can offset the impact of inflation and labor struggles. The district board approved the increases Monday by the minimum 8-2 vote needed to raise rates. ELDERLY AND handicapped passengers would pay only five cents more on both U1e regular routes and the downtown mini- buses, bringing the special fares to 20 cents. The mini-bus increases must first be approved by the Los Angeles City Council and Com- munity Redevelopment A1ency before they can be put lato ef. feet. llinl·bmes recelve fUlldla& from all tbne q9netea. Bua transfer coeta, however, will be cut from 10 cents to five cents by the board, which allo decided to retain the COJTeOt price on IDOlltbly panes. BOTH ACTIONS were taken to attract regular ridership on the R TD. said board president Marvin Holen. The RTD blamed inflation and the recent strike by its three un- ions for a $7.6 million shortfall. An additional $1.1 million is ex- pected to be raised through an· ticipat.ed sales tax revenue. Gun Barrel Rape Charge Dropped . t;.OS ANGELES IAP 1 Ac- tress Carrie Snodgress says her ex boyfnend terronzed and sex ually molested her with a !lun barrel but dJd not rape her a disclos ure that prompted a judge to dism1s~ a controver:-,1al .. rape by instrumentation .. charge filed earller However, musician-composer Jack Nitzsche was ordered on Monday to ,stand trial on assault and false imprisonment charges stemming from an alleged rught of violence at Miss Snodgress· home last JW1e 29. Arraignment was set for Nov_ 5. The actress, near tears. said Nitzsche. at one point placed a loaded gun between her legs "and talked about how be want· ed to destroy that part of me." AFTEa BEA&ING ltae testimony, llanicipal Judie George Trammel granted a-mo- tion by the prosecution to d.ls- mlas the "rape by l.natrumeat.a- tJon" char&e. and one couat ol burglary. earlier flied by authorities. Miss Snodgress. 33. nominated for an Academy Award in 1972 for her role in "Diary of a Mad Housewife." told of awakening at 2 a m_ to sec Nitzsche. 42, in her bathroom off the master bedroom. Willlarns. who also tec;uf1 ed. said he first saw N1tzsche's form in silhouette The unusual .. rape by in· strumentat1on" law under which Nitzsche was charged IS an out- growth of.lht' so-called ··Born In nocent" case in which a 9·year- o ld San Francis co girl was raped with a bottle after a s1 m ilar sexual a ssault was portrayed in a t.elev1s1on movi e. Miss Soodgress insisted on the witness stand that she never told anyone Nitzsche had raped her with a gun barrel DAILY ~LOT A• Grocery Strike lnoms LOS ANGEL~ <P) -A joint strike by a.bor Ullloos repre1ent- ln1 more tbUI 30,000 Southern Ca I lfornia super mart et employees lncludins thole ha Oran1e County may be called lt contract settlements can't be reached by Nov. 4, spokesmen warned. Although more than 10,000 Teamsters dri vers and warebouae, dairy and office worken rejected the fl.nal con· tract o ffer from the Food Employers Council nearly two weeks ago, they have postponed strike plans until 10,000 butchers end oegotJations with the council next month. TEAJIBl'EaS spokesman H.J. Sperling said Monday the union has "been in communication with the Butcher's Union." A strike called by either union would affect 31 food store chains with 7,500 markets from San Diego to Santa Barbara. "We're actually hoping for s1multaneoui. settle ment - peaceably and a micably," Sperling said. Negotiations with the Teamsters broke off with the Oct. 11 contract rejection, be said . "SOUDAJUTY is something you always dream about, but I can't really predict whether 1l will happen or be necessary 10 th1b case ... Sperllng said . The Food Employers Council c,c ht>duled four negot1at1ng ~ess1ons with the butchers this v. t>ek. sa1d counc1 I spoke~man Bob Voigt ··They ve al ready given us not1C'e No contrcict , no work," Vo1~l said "If they do call a 'ltnkt>, though. we're prepared " GROCERY STORES have been recruiting a temporary wo rk force for two m onths. Voigt said ... and the markets will remam open 1f then~~ a stnke. but there may be some in- conveniences. IJkc long Imes." Voigt said 1t 1s unlikely that the 60.000-member retail clerks union would Join a Teamsters- Butchers strilte because "they just signed their own contract lut year.'' "They have a contract Clause that says they can boaor a strike b7 .............. lf Uaelr C9D· sclences won't \et the m cl"Ofls the packet line." Voigt said. "but it ai.o states that they won't be peoaJiJled by their wlJon if they doa •t join. .. THE TEAJISTEas have ~n working without a contract since Sept. 2. wben union leaders re<:· on1 mended r e1ection of the supermarkets· offer They are sttkmg a s.1 56 hourly wage in · crease ovt'r three yea'rs The Times-Uruon report quot- ed unidentified friends of Biancbi's parents as saying the couple left Rochester last week to start a new life. Arter Bianchi 's January ar- rest in Bellingham, neighbors complained reporters were con· slanlly "camping out on their front doorstep," the paper said Saturday ' Unwilling· Model Awarded $10,000 She said Nitzsche, who had been bcr lover for three years, entered the house through an un- locked door and found her in bed with actor director Paul Williams. no relation to the songwriter of the same name. -----. ... ········ . :·· ...... . :YoU -- ,'.-•CBri··••••.:). APWi ....... NEW CHARGES FILED Jeck Nitzsche Current wage~ range from about S9 22 an hour for drivers to S8 66 an hour for dairy plant workl'rs Journeymen butchers earn about S8 78 a n hour. Voigt 4'81d "EVERYBODY WAS asking questions about her son , srying tactless things that hur her deeply," ooe woman told a re- porter. The Times·Union also report· ed being told by "several close friends" that the family almost went into debt trying to help Bianchi 's defense effort. While Bianchi's mother never spoke to reporters, she was in· terviewed by court-appointed psychiatrists. • LOS ANGELES CAP) -A young woman who a ppeared bikini-clad on a 1973 Newsweek cover illustrating the "singles" life!ltyle has received a $10,000 settlement and the promise that her photo will not appear again on the cover of a book she con· sidered pornographic The settlement was worked out Monday for the former Julie Anne Lizotte by Superior Court Judge Rafael H. Galceran. UNDER TIIE SE'ITLEMENT, photographer Julian Wasser would pay $2,500 with the re- maining $7,500 to be paid by CBS Consumer Publications and Popular Library, producer of the book, "Games Singles Play." Still pending is a countersuit by the publishers against Garth Reynolds, a d efendant who failed to appear for the planned trial or settlement conferences. Something To r.elebratel JOin Us-Nov. BRISTOL AT SAN DIEGO FRWV 14061 •COSTA ME.SA ' • t >Quit <: ·· 1·-·n· ... --· .. _. 5·: .. · ·. ·' .. ·· .. : I o··. :: .. :> ays . . . . . ... ~ . . . ..... . .. . ': .;. .. . ...... · ............ Thouund• have quit amoklng In 5d8ya wltn thl• guairantMd Med~HMtth Method riro I Jf [Rl Tt (;OURMET MARKET SEAFOOD DEPARTMENT Atlantic sbrlmp from Greenland ....... ~ .. 1.99 lb. Northern Sandabs . . . . . . . .......... 2.29 lb- WE HAVE FRESH LOCAL SWORDFISH! USDA PRIME OR CHOICE MEATS 7 ·Bone Chuck Roasts ....... . . .. -.... 1.49 lb. 0 -Bone Cb~k Roasts ..........• . -..... -... 1.98 lb. Boneless Rolled Roasts _ ...... . . ........... 2.98 lb • MORNING FRESH PRODUCE Jumbo Brusel Sproats . . ....... _ . '. ....... -........ Z9t 11>. Sno.WbJte Cadflower .................... -......... fie ea. Red Leaf Lettace . . . . . ............ -................... 29C ea. Xtra·Fancy cac:11111bers ......... _ ................ 5for1.M Large Bell Peppen .................................... lie ea. Large-Ille ArUcholle1 . . . . . ................... --..... 49e ea. Lg. Sweet Valencia Oran1es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 4 lbs. ror 1.00 WINE AND LIQUOR DEPARTMENT Dewan WbJte Libel Sco&da <•t.>.. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . ..... 9.98 Beefea&en Gia c.-.> . . . . ............. 1 •••••••••••••••• 1.18 Gralid'Mander czsm ••·> . . . . . .. . . ........... 12.31 Popov Vodka c1• ..U> .........•.•.......•••••......•.•..• 3.59 DE~ANE¥'S GwiaetManet Open DallJ H • CloHd Saday 2920 New~ .Blvd., Newport Beae• 173-SSZI • I . .. . . . . l • OC Doesn't Need Music Center Flap After uteliliYe 1tud1 al ....... IMta ... -~ County performtq arts ceaier' .............. to U. IM An1elea Mu.le ~':i Or-.. Oa•&J llmle eme.-Jae. not loac qo ac the Slcealtaom lamllJ'• ,. fl a flve-acn. • mllh Mn* ln co.ta lieu, wr..._.. CoutPl&u. ~ Fund raialnc for CGDltnlctJoD ot t.be cem.-wtdcb would cost up to '50 mm1m. la well under way. 6round· breaklQa la sehedukd wttbt.n Ulree yean. Now comet the Santa Ana Redevelopment ~. made up ot memben of that cily'1 city couacil, wldi a cJe. cilioo to hire a consult.ant to devei. a muter plan for an area on North Main Street. l.neluclln1 a '35 mllll011 cultural center with a coucert ball. auditorium and smaller theater -Just what la planned for Co1ta Mesa center. The total projected Santa Ana redevelopment plan would include restaurants, shops, oltlca and apartments, all part of an effort to revitalize an area whb serious social and economic problema. And the city of Santa Ana itself would seek donors to finance the project. The tuning could hardly be worse. Santa Ana had several years to comec:fu:;th an alternate location for a music center but md n · . ' While the county certainly needs and can support one 1such center. it clearly doesn't need two, just a few miles apart. Indeed. splitting the fund-raising effort could well doom both projects, at least for anytime soon. Santa Ana's city fathers should recognize that a music center is no panacea for that city's social and economic woes . Attempting to launch such a project in competition with the ongoing effort of Orange County Music Center Inc is thoroughly ill·advised .Fann Dreams Fizzle • Modem-day Americans who seek to escape the urban rat race by heading for the countryside and an idyllic life ~m the farm are becoming disillusioned -and frequent· ;~y broke -the Wal fStreet Journal reports . . " In the old days, westward t;>ound homesteaders didn't £xpect to eke out more than a· bare existence, at least in the beginning. But city folk who head for the farm todav #equently plunge substantial savings into the dream, confidently expecting to continue to make a <=omfortable iving a with the cows, pigs and chickens. c It usually doesn't work that way. . " ' • In the first place, they're not used to the 15-hour days end seven-day work weeks that are par for the course ven for those who know what they're doing -which most city people don't. says the report. The horror stories include cows that wander off and ')>reak down fences. pigs that escape or develop strange ailments, fox es tqat e at chickens, crops that don't come •UP and expensive farm machinery that isn't suited to the t errain. • Additionally. the "bargain" land many of the would-be £armers buy turns out to be land that was va· cant because it wasn't suitable for farmini anyway. In one ton in Vermont there's even a payeblatrtat ivho apecla.lbM Ill tryldg to help new arrival.a tel over tbe tllisilJmionment they· 1ulter when the romantic dream of tile on the farm begins to fizzle. Said one urban dropout. who also dropped out from farming, "What a lot of work. and what a mess!" There's one s m all hope for those who hang in for a while thpugh -with land values rising steadily, they sometimes can find a nother city escapee to buy them out at a profit Snuill-Is Safe, Too The experts are always coming up with some new trid< to see how sa!e we are as we go about our daily lives. This time they're crashing cars into a wall at 35 miles an hour. Only seven of the 20 American and foreign models tested survived the test without a "fatality." In 13 of the test crashes, someone would have been killed. It's interesting to note that the American-made small cars in the test turned out to be safer than small-sized im· ports. •. Four small U.S. models-and three larger orfes made the ••no fatality" list. Models in which occupants pre- sumably would have been killed include three small im- ports and 10 larger American cars. The moral ot this, we suppose, is that if you plan to drive into a wall at 35 miles an hour, you're just as well off in an American compact (and you'll also save aal en route) • ()ptn1ons expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other v1ewa expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reeder comment is invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. 8ol< 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone(714) 642·4321 Boyd/Murder Mystery ByL.M. llOYD The old man bad a lot of money. And a lot ot relatives, too. But ht paid DO attmtion to any ol them, except for · ou Qepbew who vtslted him from time to time. Thal ~ tot leUen from the old man. Near Boulo1ne, rra.nce, tb1t wu, aftet World Dear Gloomy Gos IA. Ocw. IDb Cmb bu been i• office •l&bt moatlll, • f/11 ..tdell • .. ,.~-----· aa .actlDI 1overaor , WMD Brown WU oat ol, ....... Do,.. .... ..., .... ~. "cbMllJolllt .1 i::i : • \ War ll when a bunch of U1 were r1'Jlnln1 around Europe, 'dilling out news. 'nult tbe old man died and left a hand·written will llV· lng everything to the nephew didn't interest anybody. Wb'at wu eventually ol in· tereat wu hia housekeeper'• wonderment: He dldD 't know bow to write, sbe aakt, 10 ~be'(l •wrtttea b1a l.uen for blm for 80 yean. Tbutel!IMw wu ebaraed wttb murder. A third t1f tbe Ule1al moomblae eoaftleaMd bJ tbe U.S. TrealUI')' ..-&a la tGD· tamlnated wlt.ll [eed. Mv la also known. Moat of the moonablnert UH old car radlam for atllll. Tile word ••...aio," bur ta mtad1 -~oafH from the eo..-wontfor ''okra.•• Unct.r )fnj~ CitJ are the rimalDI of two eomplet• d&MI. Tbe .., ... "cbtnl la IW· nt11'' cm be trae.cr baa to wbea bameM meant armor. c J , . Robert N Wetd/Publlshtr Thomas KMVll!EdHor Meat fricing Manipulation W AllllNOTON -lt'I prob- abl)t ..,. to ~ tJaat "·" ,.... ee nt of U•• mtlllon1 or A•..WU. wt.a eooll Mab and •aaburpn oa UM backyard •rtH cm ..-..... llawe DeVer IManl ol tlle Yellow SIM«. But ta.a. obeeur. trade .PUblea· t1oa ot tbe meat iDctultiy pla11 an eaonnoua rol• In de· termlniq the price you pay It tbe SU · f ermarket or those steaks and hamburgers. Perhaps 90 percent ol the meat sold by packers to retailers is priced ac- cording to the daily quotations listed in the Yellow Sheet publis h e d by Nationai Provisioner Inc., a Cbicago- based reporting service. UNFORTUNATELY, there are growing suspicions that the Richard Reeves YeUow Sheet's f.r1ce quotaUom are not only naccurate but potenUa.Uy subject to m&aipula· tloo by un1crupulou1 meat puken. A nuctuaUon of oaly a fraction of a cent per pound can mean tbouaanda of dollara' prot. It on a alnele mullicarload tranaactJoo. Here's bow the system wotb: A aupermarllet ordert the varloua cuts ol meat It want.s tl'om a supplier, for delivery on a cettaln date. The buyer acrees to pay whatever the Yellow Sheet prtcea for tbe particular cuta are OD tbe day of delivery. 80 PA& IO &ood. But crltia ot the widespread reliance oa tbla 10-called "formula-prtclDI" system claim that the Yellow Sheet's dally price quota~ are baaed on only a tiny fraction of the nation's meat transactions on any given day ooly t.tao.e that are actually neiollated, or haggled over, between buyer and seller. Those negotiated transactions comprtae only abOut 3 to 5 per· cent of the total market. By ac· cepU111 the prices -.reed oo In this amall number of sales, re- tailers are letUng the tau wag tbe doc -and lett.lng go of the leash in the process . AN INVESTIGATION last year by Rep. Neal Smith, D· low a. found that during one 25- day period, the Yellow Sheet's prices were based on juat 3.S percent of the meat carloads shipped nationally. A recent Agriculture Department report supported th.ls. Investigators for Smith and the A&riculture Department found another problem with the Yello• Sheet: On many of the day1 examined. the pricM qllOt- ed d id not reflect the figures OIJ woruheeta of the 12 National Provlsioner employees who col· lect the daily data. Smltb's proben found t.bat 80 percent of the prices studied durtn1 the 2S4ay period were not supported by workaheet figurea, and nearly 15 pereflllt bad no tradl..ng na.area at all to bac~ them up. An Acrtculture Department report Jut. December made slmllar find. ings. Coupled with tbe fact that tbe YeUow Sheet's prices for a given day are usually the price of tbe last transaction reported, the tiny number of aales oo which prices are set could euUy lead to manJpulaUon of the market. TRIS 18 HOW one sche19 could O]>erate: Packer A hu agr eed to deUver 20 carloadl - each carrying 40,000 pounds of beef -lo a retail chain on Thursday, at the price of Yellow Sheet Uat.s for that day. La.le 09 Thursday afternoon, be calla Packer B and buys a carload or two at ooe-haU cent per pound over the eoin& rate, bopln& tbat this will be the cloalng price for the day reported in Friday's Yellow Sheet. If Padter A •a lnflated price ii indeed the one adopted by the Yellow Sheet. he'll get $4,000 more from bia customer. whiJet losing only 1200 or $400 ill Ilia lit· tie charade with Packer B. The Agriculture Department report on Its beef-price tn· vestigatlon last year skirted the proble m of possible price manipulation. But our aa- soclate Tony Capacclo obtained a copy of a draft report that was ev entually s hredde d for .. technical" reasons. The draft cited Just the weaknesses w~ve reported as incentives to those wtlo might like t.o tamper with meat prices. Lester Norton. president of National Provisioner. defended his Yellow Sheet's domination or meat pricing . "The large amount of formula trading on Lhe market 1s a testimony to our accuracy." he said "Everybody has confidence in our a bility to <'all lhe shots rtghl " His people. he said, "know what tht•y're do· .ng .. Rut one congressw nal •n· vest1gator. noting the potentr.il for Inaccuracy and price-rigging in the Yellow Sheel system. re- marked: "It's a helluva way to run a $.40 bllllon-a ·year In dualry.·• Congressional Attitudes Not Inspiring CAMBRlDGE -The Kennedy Institute of Politics al Harvard sponsors an orientation program each year for newly elected m e m be rs of the House of Representatives. The freshmen congressmen are invited to the college for a few days of br1eflng and of Just getting to know one another. Al the beginning of this year1 28 of those freshmen -almos1 e quall y divided between . Democrats an d R e publican s -filled out lS-page ques- tl on n air es about their views of Congress, campaigning and themselves. Their answers. which follow. provide their own commentary -aaadone. Q. ••A RECENT article in The New York Times described con-· Art Hoppe gr essmen as errand-boys for their districts. Would you agrtt or disagree with this?" A. Airee-11: disagree-14 Q . "Did you learn anything during your campaign that helped you define how you will do your job as a mem her of Congress? U ao, what?" A. Importance of keeping in touch with district -9 : im· portance of constituent Mrvice -5: Importance of posit.Jon on issues -1: importance ol ex- perience -l. Q . "WHICH ONE or tbe following groups and individuals will be most lnfiuential in your voting, admitting that they may all have some valuable informa· Uon and experience, or expertise that mJgbt be helpful?" A. Letten/callsi vlsits from cooaUtuents -11; House leadenbip -•; party -2; state delegation -2; local lobbying grou~ -t ; Carter admlnistra· Uon -~ Q . · id you find voters In your di · to be." A Well·mfonned about issues -2: informed about issues - 14 . somewhat informed about LS sues JO. not al a ll mronned a bout wues -2. I N OTHER a ns wer s. the new congreumen downplayed debate and party, while em· pbastzlng the importance of spending time in their districts. One of the freshmen said he planned to spend 80 perceot or hls time back home. but not a single one said that be or she thought party affiliation was the "most Important" factor In bis or her election. Only one agreed with the statenient that st.aods on luues could "make or break" a candidate for Congras. The picture I eot from the questioaoa.lres was, indeed, of a bunch of errand-boys -and girls. 1be freshmen saJd they were elected. usually. because of "my campaign" or "my ex· perience"or"mypersonallty .. THEY SHOWED no loyalty to president, party or principle - to nothmg, In ract. except to c<>n st1tuents whom they did not think were particularly well· informed. The new congressmen are, as the eaght months that they have been 10 Wa s hington dem- onstrates. uncontrollable anrl unaccountable to much besides their own ambitions, which they reel are best served by running those errands. They are responsive. but they don •t feel respons ible for the country -whkh is one reason the United States seems almost ungoverned these days. BUT. WHEN the Kennedy Institute asked the 28 of them whether the voters In their dis- tricts thought that they would "make a difference," 23 of tbe freebmen said, "Yes my voters think I'll make a dif. ference.·· These people make a dlf· ference? Either the voters or tbe new congressmen are klddtillf lhemseJves. • .. . : . Sollle Find a Silver IJning in Every ReceSsion . ~ Our Silver Lining Award 1oes this month to Money. a popular maaazine dedicated to that popular subject. The editors are devoting their current lssue to ··How to Make Money in This Recession." "So why are ml.D)' economlata and Investment analysts po1IUvely en· thuslastlc about the re· ceuion?" atkl Money c heeril y . Bec•use il wtll "create a 1ood climate for Invest· men ta ." tbatt1 why. U,afortunattly, I'm not too cl•* N to pndlely bow tb1I won1. Money aeema to be 1ay· lDI tbat ii you b"1 1tockl and baildl 8l a &ow price IDd MD tbein at a hip price, you'll probably mall• mo••1· A!'d1 witl luck, lloDlf adds, "a OM ~-wheat crop'' could ,..._ Jy "pUlb up wheat fututa." Hot· dl11edy-doel Of ~· money la not the first to look upon the bright economic side or lmpending dis· as ter. One of it.s precursors in the field was "Greed." lt.s l.ssue pn "How t.o Make Money ln the Coming Unfavorable Climate" Is today a coUect.or's item. Ex· cerpt.s follow : Why are ao many business folb Jmplog for joy c the article be1ina> over the recent forecuts ror high wtndl. bail and heavy rains? Well, the reason la that wh.ll• UU. may be a bad climate for fannen. it's a real aweU one for lnv91lon. Juat tblnk for a moment about tbe acqbunl crop that's popping -out of the ground at tb1a ysy moment. Imagine the havoc that kind of WH~ber's 1oln1 to wreak. Now'• iure the time f« tbe wtde-awue investor to set Into 1orabum future• on the •round floor. II' YOl,.U lookl.Qf for tome otlael' place to lball you Dell ..,, llmbNU• aN a dAnMld ~be. ..... we1tlumucb rain • • ..,.,. we wtlJ, the price ol wnbnllu ~ eMlly doable. And I.be ambttioul YCMll man ~comers tbe market ln • galoshes is gaing lo make a kill· ing. Keep in mind. too. that with most crops wiped out, there could well be widespread hunger. So anyone who atocb up now on imperilbable ataples is going to be •ltt.lnl J)rett)' when consumer demand for food peaks. IF TRING8 break right, l¥ forecuten ~, we may even 1et 1ome floodln1 in the lowlands. Tbat. In tum, will create a number ot red-bot real eatat.e barfai.DI for tbe lnvestor clever eoou1h to track thee down. The best course to follow IMn Is to get out to tboM lloodell areas wltb a pockettW ol c ... ahead ot all the abarp °'*""' tors. Look for a farmer 110· ting glumly oo the foundatloat ff his missing home. Ask hla poUtely how much be wants fc., hls property. He may let Y'CM' have It '°' next to nothing, ot,. the other hand, if be is annecl,, approech htro With caution. ~ maJ Jmt let you have it. • lt woWd lake a miracle, but• there'• a PQllibillt.y ~ fioodiaa· could reacb even tulber levela· and the lnnstot who mana1ea t.9 keep h1a bud above water . . • THE 188t1E of Oreed breakl olf there. But the atone tableti on wblcb lt waa carved ,... • eaeerb' purchased by ev~ i,n tbe community. ~ eve.r')'OMt ! th.at la. but ooe old cun1n~· who claimed be bad u tDaMW Up. •'The hell with 1or1bam"' futures," aald Noah . "I'm put. Unt everythlna I've aot Into tbll art." I NATION / ANALYSIS OAK. y PtLOT A' SideWtilk Sum's Art on Concrete • :.a ·~tL._a..._LOll .... r ~ ... cw: 80ITON -One 1uaa7 IDOl'ldnc Bob OulU.mJn took a nation to IO out.aide and pa.lat a picture on ~ •• l ..... He dllole the lloaa Lila W U. plct'8N Clty Hall Plua for UM ••dewalk, ID' dowD oa bl.I ~ and palftled It. At d\alk It ... dooe. J1e looted It over. approved, aocl alped lt: 8'dewalk Saai. IT Pa.T GOOD. NUT DAY be Uelt la front ol Old 8ouLh Church aod paieted a Tklu. He put a bucket Dnt to blm and pauen.by lbowed •P· proval, loo, wilb co1na. Tbe foUowtne day be went to Bo.ton Common. A more amllel more colna. ~ u ERlr" Renoir r eaulted, and ( ) · 'I believe art ouahl 19."11 v-a to be out where people ...._ ______ _. can aee it," he explained, "nol in llOOle pn;cious aaUery where the viewers walk around with UUle glasses ol aberey, wbiaper· ang ... AATrST SITS WHILE HE CREATES In the next aix years, perbape, ob, 1,000 pie· lures appeared on Boston's aidewallul -nobody has kept count -and Sidewalk.. Sam's popularity grew Audiences gathered to chat with him, and with one another, as he worked down there at their Bob Guthmin Wam. People to 'See and Enjoy' feet. • ~verything Shrinking Family, Car, Noiv Home By 11IOMAS D. ELIAS Californians have gotten used to small cars. Now they're ap- parently learning to accept small homes. The housing trend is toward condominiums in the state's big cities and even in some sprawl- ing suburbs where there was virtually nothing but single· family housing until a few years ago BUT THE CONDO MINIUM movement is running into un· precedented opposition, mostly from backers or rent control. Their interaction has already produced some novelties. Two trends are apparently behind the shift to condos, which are usually attached units with no yards and less floor space than most houses. Most important are costs. Land prices in the suburbs around Los An geles and San Francisco are about five times as high as they were ju.st 10 years ago. Energy costs have in· nated at least as much and building materials are up about 300 percent since 1970. These C08U have driven the price ol new suburban houses so high -Oaat only a few famJUes can al· forct tbem AT THE SA.It tlme, the trend toward smaller families cTeat.es a need for more housing units than ever. but not biuer ones. Condominium living, with its lack of yard work and other maintenance, fits neatly into the lifestyles of many childless or one-child families. But t.bo6e same condos are a major fear for 45 percent or Cahfomians -the renters. Te· nanls need a large stock of apartment buildings to create comfortable market conditions like competitive rents and a choice of locations. But landlonia comparing the slow trickle of money they gel from renting apartments with SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS the swill and large transfusion they'd get by making their units into condos are increasingly mak· ing the shift. IN SOME CmES, as much as 6 percent of the rantal housing has been torn down and rebuilt or simply converted. With apart· m e n t v a c a n c y r'a l e s i n California's urban areas running at less than 4 percent, that trend has crippled renters' options. So it's no surprise that the rent control movement has also turned to condominium regula- tion. Many of the same cities where rent controls began last s pring now a lso b ave con- dominium curbs. They are toughest in Berkeley and Santa Monica, where no building can be conve~ed or Jogger Mllrtkred SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Homicide detect.ives say a slain female jogger screiuned in vain for help when she was stabbed 25 times near the Palace of the Legion of Honor. The woman, identified as Ma ry Bennett, 23, was killed Sunday while defend- mg herself against a rapist. Detectives say golfers h ea rd the woman 's screams but assumed a nearby police car would help. Hikers found her body later. \~ .~~f Costa Mesa N.W. comer-litty Comer from Coco's ~er torn down for condos unless owners can show convenion will not reduce the stock of available rental housing. The rule has virtually ended cooversions in those cities. BUT A MORE common trend 1s for building owners to commit some or their profits lo their former tenants. In Los Angeles, for instance. con versions a re still allowed, but bwld.ing owners must pay former tenants $500 each in moving costs and $500 in reloca- tion fees. And ii the rent on a te- nant's new apartment is higher than on the one he was forced to leave, the building owner must pay up to $100 a month for a year in assistance. What 's more, so-called "special classes" of tenants - the poor, the elderly, the han- dicapped and parents of small children -cannot be forced out at all ii suita ble housing can't be found The costs may seem high, but represent a small share of the profits many landlord.a aet when their bulldinas become con- dominluma. F EW OTBBa CITISS have adopted all t he strict Los Anaeles rules, but h alf a ctc..i have adopted at least oae or two compooeng of• tbe plan. The likellbood is that more will aa the coodo trend accelerates. For acceleration of that trend is bound to produce a backlash a mong renters in established cities wbP.re there is little new land for units. But even the politically potent rent control movement can't hold back condominiums for long. It can only hope to work out some kind or coexistence. because the economic and social forces behind the condominium trend appear irresistible. f E Lia& is a columnut baaed in Santo Monica.) Dressmakina Expert Designing KAWAMOTO Alterations Monogramming Buttonholes Covered Buttons For Appt. Call 646 4544 FULL SERVICE Harr stytl09 Pteciaion Cuts Permanent Waving Hair Coloring BY: Paula Dee Rebecca Ju lie Jentfe, S,.CW Miii c.,. MM A••lllt1 c•MMMI Juet ArrfvMi Holl<My • CruiM c... · C.ual • Llngerte Accellort.a CUSTOM TAILOR Custom Tailoring & Men's Alterations 645-5604 . Christi• Knlghh Halr Replacement Center Recondition • Replace Foundatton or Repair • Add Hair Replace Tape Pd • Replace Part or Crown • Hair Supplies Sewing on Clips * Clean and Style '· IOON n WAS IN DBllAND TO do aldewalk paiDUJlll at beDk open.lap, or la froat of a .core havtq a aale. Vi1lton dilcovered blm ud lnvtted him to the 11ldewalkl of Wub.lqton, Cleveland Atlanta. "A aldewalk paJntint." aaid Sidewalk &am, "ll the art that 11 not important, and that'• what'• bea utttul about it. "It ia of no particular value, certainly no capital value; lt will be aone la a week. But it is a catalyst. It la art that la Just fuadalnentally pleuant, a common deooailnator of pleuantneaa on a city street. I do lt wllb IO much prtde. "I have no interest la makinc 101De crud statement throuP ,.art, somethina \mdentood by an enlightened fe•That's why I do copies. art already in the public treasury. It threatens nobody. "IP I CSEATE ANYTHING. I create an en- vtronment on the sidewalk that eQbles everybody to behave nicely. Aren't I lucky!" ~ Guillemln is not Sidewalk Sam, be is an orthodox commercial artist. Re does oriainal paio- tinas in bis studio, portraits mostly, or murals at some shopping mall or caleteria -public art. bis preference. His commiuioos keep him bu.ay. "I'm creeping toward the middle claaa." he said, "but still get the urge now and then to do a freebie on the sidewalk, and do." He is as a pleasant a man as the environment ... LD'.& TO a&· A8LS 10 .... and aay, my. what a lovely day, I Wiik l'I fO ,m.t a Van Gosh on the aklewalk. '"lben to'° out ud cl'OYel -u. ........ do hard physical wort, a 1ood dQ'a labor, to have people aeouinely,Uke what ,au do, ud, for a llWe while get al•a so well with ODI aDOtber becaus. of what you do, why It's jUlt a beautiful ,....,_ •'I med to teacb a eoune oa the aoeWou Of art," be nid. "( dedded to quit teeeblq it and ao do it. St. Prancil, Sidewalk Sam. would app&..acl. Dropout Rate High NEW YORK CAP) -A report lbowa that near- ly half of those wbo start New York City hifh scboola, the nation'• laraest school ayst.em, drop out and never eam a diploma. The report, released by the Board or Educa- tion's Division of High Schools, put the drwout rate, in a four-year period endinc in 1978, at '5 per- cent. which lt said tranalates to 40,000 students a year. "'lbere is no question that our responaiblUties to these young people have been grievously un- fulfilled." s aid Schools Chancellot Frank Mac- chiarola. he creates: amiable, outgoing, untbreatening. 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Ca A,,_ menlsbYtheHel>t<#WSo<lefy MAYH lltaN• .. ~EMC• MAYR ,_., -· Of _......., lleec'll. e.e. ,.._ ... ., ... ~ "· ""· Ille .... '"""9r ~ tNcllef' Ill -Oetroti .>uotlc ~ Sys ..... for '1 YHf'S-SIWI ' '"rvlved 111' l'ltr Miii JOfln of HLWtl noton 8"ech, Ce. Prlvete wry1<n '"'" tleld el H•rbor Law11 Mounl /llvo ~ry S.rvKI'' ""°"' t,.. .,.,(11on of Har1JOt' Ltwn Mourtf Ohvp Aortua• y of CO\I• Mo>r.a s.IO:SS~ L•-·-.nt Ollve C'l\llllel wllh Inter m.111 tenlk b lmmeoi•lely fOllOWlf19 $HVl(K ~ti. dft'ec1loll Of M-r Law,..-Oii .. Mof'tllMY Of Cllite ,_.. .. MO-UM •AMH• AH H !CAMPER, re .. cle11I of LOl A,.lfl, Ce. PM.MCI ewey on Oct-• u. 1'1'. SN I) -vlllH by her,,.,,,..,. Mk lleel J ~. M.D Of -~ !Mkh, ee, <l<'eveMOt ••vie" wlll w r..ldOll~el 11 •-et the Her-U.-1Mount 011.,. IMMof'lal Perk. ServlcM -t,,. dlrectlOf\ Of H•r-~-.it Ollv• Mortuary of (OjteMffe.Ce MO-SS~ ZUMWALT CLETUS EDWARD ZUMWALT,••, ll-1 Of ..._. 8Mch. Ca, PHJH .... y on Octo«Jff "· ""' H• WU llWI lormer Vlce·Pre,ld•nl of M-•to Junior Coll-ot. ~1119 tNChnQ •IM ., In Modulo, C• In 1931 •IM> f-ol 1euhlno ekle• In LOllO IM4Kh •ncl Coll• MeH He we• eh<> e Com f.'~':::'1~" w~I~· :·~Ti :~~dJ:.~ oauohte• Pamln• Cempooonlco 01 Sto<klon, Ce .• uncle J.ck Martyn ot Le>nq Beech, ea.. SlejMOn J~ Orr ot lrvl~. Ce -I O<.._ 5tel>MI! Service• wm be held on Weon...sey, O<t-r 2•, 1t7' •t IO•OOAM •I !he Smllll & Tvtllill Wesl<lilf (l\apel wllll R•• e_... Telbol, Finl Ctvi\tlan Chu.ell of Coit• ~ ... , olflcla1tn9 Servl<H -the dln<llon Of Smllft & Tu11>111 ~(lllf Chepel ~. Deatlu Elsewhere MANHASSET, NY <AP) Robert S. Ben- ja min, 70 , former c hairman of United Artists Corp. and former U,S. ambassador to the United Nation.a General Assembly, died Monday. PARIS (AP> -Nadia .... _,_~ 92, CoodUC· tor. piam.t. and teacher of generalioos of com· po se rs inc ludin g Leonard Bernstein and Aaron Copland, died Moo day ......................... 'C ................ . ............. euellee& ........... &Ida l&ate'• ............. u ,._HJ, U. ,,tee 11 ~· Fftf! cetilet ..., be ~..a.ed ,.... Uae .......... bJ ....... a Mlf·adclreued. t&ampe4, Ne. l .. abe et1• vea.,. to IM above add.reaa. IM L••W•• •t lf•reperte.t Cull DEAR READEaS: Taklac • cw fro• OH of Its reee9& reporu, u.e bteraal tlevet1• Service ls tar1eda& 10me of Ill lavea&lgaUve retOaJttt to ftadlal &.upa1en wbo don't coaply wtUa Uae tax I•••· accordin1 to lllformatloll from Uae C•m· merceCleartac Houe. Self-employed ladlvlduals, iadepeade•t ~ traCtora, "moo•llglatlag" workers, Hoasellold worken aad employees with Up lDcome wW be tile flru ll'OUPI drawta1 closer aUea&loa. A newly released study of a l"*P appolated by tile IRS commluloner In lt'18 to prove non· compUance with tile Income tax laws coaflrma tlaat voluatary reporting of Income nry lllp wlaere l.ncomes are ••bJected &o wttlllaoldlag, bat tlaat ll ls lower where paymenll are subject to tllforma- tlon reporting. Even that Income reporting flpre Is considerably better than the reportlDg ratio wltere lncome8 are subject &o neither wttlaholdlng nor ln· form atloa reporting. II wltlaholdlng and lnformallon reporting cov- erage are expanded, the IRS expec'8 th.-delln· quency, or reporting, gap &o decrease. To this end Wlta&ner Uae llkl•ate -. .. el~' eo•· pllHee ud wllatenr &M w"tt.1•1 aJHI la· formation repottl•I reqatreaeat1, tile HD· compUuee al&aaUoa ta a Mp Yltlblllty problem; IO acdoa can be expeeted, VCll ..W . Attftlda •-teer CrftHC lftdetls DEAR PAT: What agency should I contact to complain about a credit union? I've asked around, but have beard conflicting advice about this. F.S., Santa Ana Wldda •IMC)' YH Hiid you eemplatat '° •· peaQ • .tddl type of cr-..t ..._ 1M llue. For complallda agal.ut federaU1 daanered cre41t •· Iona -"federal" wW be ID tlile maM -~d ~ National Credlt Union A4a.lalatraU.•, Z Em- barcadero ee.ter, Salte lat, Su FraadKo tUll. For state·claartered cre4.K ...... ud ~ ~•· paalea, coatact Ute atate Departmeet of Corpora· tloaa, • S. Commoaweal .. , Loe Aageles 11115. Nrcttt Sip Ll ... tftU T.ur IAHa4 DEAR PAT: I'd like to flnd out If I can take an Investment credit for a neon advertising sign despite the fact that electric Ugblin& fixtures are not eligible, F.G., Costa Mesa IRS uya yoa may take u laves&•et1t ~rHI&. A DeoD adverUalag alp II -eaetNe~ &o be • UghU.g n.xtve whee It comes to diie ta• 11.iem. M utilations Growing I n Chainsaw Mishap s HARRISBURG, Pa (AP) -Like tens or thousands of chain.sa w vie· lims, Bud George was in a hlU'ry and, he admits. rootbh The stale legislator wa~ holding a tog with his fool and wus weanng s neakers, It set the . stage for a classk kickback accident that wall mutilate wood cutters often Uus fall GEORGE'S CUTTING cha in became pinched In the wood. but the en1ine kept runrung, When he tried to lift the aaw, it jumped and ripped through bis sneaker and toe. jump up and back Kickbacks also occur when the cutting d 1ain gets pinched in the wood t ut tr tbe saw 1s freed s uddenly while the engine 1s running, it can JUmp back toward the ope rator, "BODY POSITION JS important.. said Or. Walter J ohnson, a Penn State forestry specialist who sit.s on the Standards Review Board, "The best way to h6ld the saw ls to one s ide . Certainly. under no circumstanca s hould you ever melt over the bead or shoulders.'· he said, HA VE YOU WR lnEN A BOOK? A publisher's ed1tor1al representative will be mterviewmiz local authors m a quest for finished manuscripts '>U1table ror book publication by Carlton Pr<.'Ss, Inc . well,known New York subsidy publl1hin" firm All subjects will be considered inrludlnll fiction and nordktaon. poetry, dram11. religion. philosophy. etc He will be in Santa Ana 1n early Det-ember If vou have completed a book·lenl{th man uscnpt <or nea rly sol on any i.ubject, and would like a professional appraisal 1 without rost or oblliratlon I. please wnle immediately describmll your work State which part or the day 1 d m or p m 1 you would prefer ror an apPomtment and kindly mention your phone number You will receive a confirmation by mail for a definite tame and place, Authon with completed manuscripts unable to appear may !lend them directlv lo tilt-addrn1 below for a free readmll! and evaluation , Authori whose hterary works are still m progress may also write. Alan F. Pater 195 South Beverly Drive Beverly llills. California 90212 Tel. <213> 271-3350 A PUBLIC SERVICE SPINAL EXAMINATION Danger Signals of Pinched Nerves: Headaches. Dizziness. Blurred Vis· ion 2 Neck Pam. Tight Muscles. Spasms 3 Shoulder Pam. Pain Dovm Arms, ~umbne..,-, m llandl'> I P<.im HehH•t.•n Shoulders. D1fflcult Hreathang ,\udorn1nal J>1.11n~ ::, LmH•r Bal I.. !'am, lflp Pi.Im, Pain Do"' n Lt·g~ "I wu lucky," be said after SW'· ceons aewed h1a toe back together. "Lut summer, one man In my dis· trict cut bis jaw away, and another was killed when he cut his stomach.·' Chainsaws offer safety features Wh11t· ,.., .. m,• acc1•ptm1Z ne,.. p:illents no ont-n('.,rl f• • I JO\ •1hhii!Jt111n such as a nose guard to help prevent \to.,t lnsuranrc ... An• µ1o·i1 kickback; a chain brake that is ac-FOR AN APPOINTMENT CALL 645-5300 tivated when pushed by a hand. and Westellff Chlroprectlc Office a hand guard that helps prevent the 2043 WHtctttf Or., Suite 108 hand from hjtting the cutting chain Newport Beach (neer Coco's at 17th & lrv•n•I HAYOOCIC WllllAM T HAYDOCK fM-ntol oQuM Hill,, Ca Pe>~"'"'"' on<>< OOH 11 191• Surv tv•d '" 1 •uqht•r\. M•ry Ct•y tc.tamm ot aciuna Hiii>. Ce ""° EllHll@lh Kene I FrHno, Ca., l orancl(hildren, S rea1,9randet>lldren -I ni.ce. Mr '••dOCk WAS the West COHI ·-ese ... t tlwe o4 CNlllllOll Seate c,....,peny .. ..., PASADENA <AP )- Ray McCoa.neU, 63, ex- ecutive editor or the Pasaden a Star·News and winner of a Pulitzer Prize, died Monday while hospitalized for treatment of vascular problems. Last ye ar, an estimated 51.000 persons were sl2shed in chain.saw ac cidents. more than twice as many as in 1975, according to the U S Con sumer Product Safety Com mission, Chainsaws have killed 73 persons since 1973, THE STANDARDS Review Board JOd tmnl<( J t'VP\ •lf th•" .innounu•m1•n1 ""1th 'ou is looking at safety features includmg "======-======:::=:-==::::-~:----~-::::::=====~ a "dead man's switch" that would .: ----- stop the saw engine as soon as the '"' e -o4 Tiwla JCI Fr.i.,,,.lty I wHl'tlnQton UnlV'H'>lly Of St. LcMll\, lluo .. rl, encl ellCI 1>e we\ e MaM>n. H• ec1llved111.ncs•-tlte l,OjAnoelu re• slftce ltll end ••llr•d to 1r •111e County 111 ltU, Prlvelt tfVkH e<e i.1111 llelcl et P4Klllc View Aortuery, 1......_t P.clflc v .. ., ~rnorl•I PMll, In llw Of fl-rs ton· rlbullOM to lhe Reymoncl Whltmu' .wmorl•I Fund et Attdl-Un1.,.,.1, 1, RNlane. Ce, Of' IN llOY'l CluO el 'edl-, Ce, Pltclfk View Mortwry l•e<lfKS. °"°"' .. EDWARD S, OvOltlH, rnidellt Of ,,..,,.,..,, <;., PetMCI _.., °" Octollltf' l, 1f1't, He Is •iwvlwcf l»Y Ills wife 111111, .,_., terVlcn #Ill tie -Oft 'l'eottte-1 at 1:• PM 8' U.. ....,_ TOLLESON , Ariz . (AP) -Joe A. Slteeley of Tolleson, a leader in Arizona cotton interests for more than a quarter cent ury , and bis wife Joyce, !50, were killed in a plane crash Saturday, California authorities WITH TIIE GROWING popularity of wood for fuel and the ignorance of novice wood cutters, the injury total is expected to jump again this year, An estimated 3.8 million saws will be sold in 1979, up from 2,5 million in 1971. the industry says. What can be done? P lenty, say wood·cutting specialists. A board set up by tbe safety com· miaaioo and the chainuw iDdmtry will report by Dec. 31 on safety changes that might eliminate or minimize the dangerous kickback, trigger is released, Another possibiLi· ty would be a device that st.ops the saw alter it kicks back to a certain angle . "Any changes will have an impact on the cost or a chain s aw." said Purcell. noting that chainsaw prices range between $70 and $250, BUS RIDER BEATS WOMAN ----------said Monday MEANWHILE, USING the owner's manule and common sense may pre· vent a trip to the hospital, experts SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A young San Francisco man wu ar'Telt.ed after he allegedly karate·cbopped a 75-year· old woman ort a Municipal Railway bus and then calmly paid bis fare and sat down. r Pl8CfAMll.Y ., COl.OMIAI. ......... HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 ,ACIAC ••W MIMOllAl.,All Cemetery Mortuarv Chapel 3500 Pacific l/1ew Onve Newoort Beach 644-2700 McCObKK MORTUAl•S Laquna Beach 494-9415 L~unaH1ll1 76&-0933 San Juan Cepustrano "485-1778 ... _. LAWM-MT. oun Mortuary • Cemetery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 IAL~ N9M.HOMI 646-2424 Cosl•Meu 673-9450 ,.Cl •C>Ttms -.L•OAOWAY MOnUAIY 110 Brolldway Costa Mesa 642-9150 -SM'TM & 1VnlU. MOllTUMY WllTCL .. CHAI& Mortuerv • c,.,,.uona 427 E. 11th St. eo.e.~ ~ i &484888 ' say. Pr t "We've seen injury reports where ospec 8 people were oper~ting chainsaws with ooe hand," said Don Purcell. ~ n Meet president of tbe Chainsaw Manufac-I. ~ turen Association. "Others were us· An orientation meet· ing it while they were on a ladder." A kickback occurs when the nose or in g for pros pective the saw hits a rock or a branch while The woman suffered a possible frac· lure of the jaw and a badly cul and swollen Lip Monday. Juan Arcangel, 20. was arrested on a cha rgeof aggravated ass ault volunteers at the UC Irvine Medical Center _aiiloiigiiisiibeiiiiiniigiiciiuiitii, iiciiaiiusiiiniigiitbeiiiisiiaiiwiitoiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij will be held Thursday, I Reservations for the meeting, beginning at 7 p .m . i n UCIMC 's cafeteria Marigold Room. can be made by phoning 834-5541. Volunteer work 'in · e ludes jobs In ad - missions, emergency room , p e d i a'l r i cs, clinical labs, pharmacy, patient escort, gltt shop, bo ok cart, ad - m i n istrative, tour guides and clerical de· HI los t 142 pounds in just 31 wt-t-ks at the partment.s. Cll4MPSIRE DE4DAT14 LONDON (AP> -One of the world•• most pro- lific flltben bu died at the •I• ot l•. ·j Tbe ,...._., a rrtMtaa bull named Allopdal• · S..bumU. ... mon Ulan •.ooo off1prta1 •round .... world .,, pro- d ac lDI tome tl0,000 .... o1 ........... for tb• artlflcl•l I•· ,... .,., . ..,.., . ........... fJI _.. M · f!OIMTMM•AUll · ...... 11 Uit·t C(•nter ! ·· If you rf11nk the Diet Center ho~ mode a difference In my oppeoron ce. you should '" the difference 11 hot made In my lllel It's hord for me to belleve t+tat I was oY•• five '"' around the mfddle now thot my wolu It down lo o trim " ln chet. My only "9gret 11 thol I dtdn I da it yeort ogot I DID IT! A net Ho <'On you. <-oll your lorol Oit•t Ct!ntt•r! ~"''"'~ '@ DO IT TODAY! 964-65 13 ...... coml&A1IOI cor~lDJ to a Brtt11b .... .,.._.. •• __. ·~ mar1rt111111boad. .. .......... lllilll!lll .. llililliilililll .................... .. ~------- ~ .. . Fam strips of tender ~chicken cmd golden,.,.. s2.29 Long John Sliver's Chicken Planks Dinner ... A great meal for landlubbers. You get four boneless whitemeat Chicken Planks and an order of Long John Sliver's golden fryes. It's a steal at any price. We give you Iota of nNllOn8 to love us. 1919 1.<>119 JOhn Sl9"r'I, Inc. All •IQl'lt• ,._..l<I JMi tt.l 1r 11"9. • C .... MiM ................ ..,._._...,...,.... ...... W.WCIAYM'U --------.... _.. . .................. -.-...... -.._ -----.. ----------· -----' - - Alr,.•rf eec-.. Pederal AviaUoa Ad- m in is tr at or Langhorne Bond said he favors continued use of Hamilton Field in Marin Coun· ty as a .. reliever" airport to ease crowding at larger Bay Area racilities. Hami lton Field's future will be de· termined in Nov· ember by Marin County voters . • Rosie the Riveter Worki"lf World War II Woman Vnrealiatic? LONG llACH CAP> -ROiie, ttie Wort• War II factory worker, wu .-.Umea e,barac- lffl8ed M A.mertCl'I IWMtMart with a blow·lottb ln OM bud a powdtt-.pulf lo I.be ot.Mr. sa.e rel~Uy left home to do her du&y In we•pon1 fact.on" and U... happily returned to the kltcben what t.M real bN9adwln· nera Ca!M bad1 from the Will'. 'LOOGNG MCK AT ROile the R.l veter, the penonificaUoo ol tbo\laandl of work.int women durtn1 the war yean, It appean tbat much of what waa a&i<1 about tbe 1M0s female work force WH propa1anda and wishful thl11Jun1 That's "the dlstorllon of Rosie," aaya Sberna Gluck, a women's study teacher al Cal St ~te Long Beach. Her study "hosie the Riveter Revisited," is an oral-history project for the Oral Resource Center at that college .• Ms. Gluck's project will em. phasiu the Los Angeles area because of the higher percen tage of women workers. CUBRENTL V IN ITS initial st.ages, Ms. Gluck 's research in· dicates that most of the war workers wanted to continue in their }Obit. and that lbe wom.., took pride ln beln1 able to operate be,an equipment and machinery. "Women have been calU~ me 11)1n1 "l'bat wu lb4I bJtbUpt ol mr life, ....... Gluck Hid. Some ol the bu1e lnduatrial nrrn1 lhat employed women pro. vlded child care, bankJna and even IOtne shopping aervlcea to help keep the women on tbe Job. 8UPPOaTEP WITH a Rockefeller 1''oundatlon grant and promise of matcbina fu.nds from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Ms. Gluck ls embarkin& on what sbe believes ii the farst major research into the aoclal and economic implica· lions ol the female work force of World War II. Various labor reports have dif. ferent figures for the number of women working. But Ms. Gluck said there was a national pre- war total of 13,840,000 women working The number peaked in 1944 with 18,450,000 and then fell to 16,940,000 by 194t>. ''THE FICTION OF Rosie was that they were a ll housewives who would be glad to go back home, .. Ms. Gluck said. "Fae· tories tried to recruit women on HE& STUDY OF wartime periodicals reveals an Army. published brochure that warned returning veterans of possible changes in their wives. Advertising near lhe end of the war showed lhe advantages of women moving to suburbia and back into the consumer economy. One notable 1945 magazine article that preached lhe terrors of ferpale dominance said, "Ir we are to have an adequate birth rate. we must hear less talk about women's rights and more about their duty to the race. Women must give up their jobs. . " n.dlr/. 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(411fornl• '°°'' fl\I\ 011\"'0\ I\ C-.Clf'(I by • Cor· -··--""*-'• lfl< J-L~•. p,..._ '"'' --........ ..., ... , .. -c-•• c...,."" 1.os ...,..." eoum.,.,.. ~ .... ~ 11. ",. ~DM.YN.OT ORANGE COUNTY Coping \Villi 'Different' .Kids .,,.,...llYllAN ........ _ ,,_.,9 a __. ta tile .me . .,,.. lllrecll w.n.r· a. _... .._ Hilla a.a. ........ aec1 dNf.~IMrfWlb't ...... brr l•luwad ............ ~ ................... ,..,,.. .. plat.I . AIUd -, .._ allowl w to rm tM famlty'a meal. w le&Mr ,...... u.M tt·1 a way to plaea .. her. to U., w,.... ....._.......,. taMruma. While ta.. ea.e m., ...... far hom what toee oe la amt Or ..... Cout bomea. w pareta try. lq to ralM ~ dt.Udnft may ftDd It Uft· pleaautly tamuw "SVSN LITTL& SIDI CAN be eatremely adept m-.lpqlaton," aald Dr Thomu Ball, chief of ffMl'al developmeatal .Mrvkea for Fairview State Holl*al iln COit.a M .. a. • ··1 woWd never undereltlmate t.be ablU\1 of a kid wiUa an IQ of JO Lo manipulate me,·· Ball aald. "I bave been totally outwitted by people with IQs ol 10 " But for parent& of 1uc.h domineerin& develop- matally diaabled youn11ten, Fairview otren hope, throuCb Ill new home-hued behavioral pro- · 1ram FUNDED UNDE& A ··-1rant from the atate, the profram offers trainine to amall eroupa of parenta. A1lo parta of the procram will be work with foster cue homes for retarded younaaters and research lnto the program'• effectlveneaa, in· eluding before and alter observations of family ID· teraction. The program, Ball stresses, la aimed at pre- vention rat.her than at crisis intervention. "We don't want to be run.nine out there 24 hours a day on emer1ency-calla,·• Ball said. But you can't just algn up for the program Instead. parent.I abou1d contact the Oran1e County Regional Center, a state office that acreem people with developmental cllubilitiea IT'S LOCATED AT M S. Main St. ln Orange, 973-1999. Parent.a whoae situation• aeem ap- propriate to the new program will be referred to It by their cueworken. Ball aid there are no limit.I ol ace or IQ for the dlHbled person, who won't be directly particlpetin& ln the treatment but will be affected •&ronlly throucb the parent.a. Probably ruled out would be extreme. criai1 cues pd cues 1n which the primary problem la medical, such as a youngster with severe, uncon- . trollable seizures INSTEAD, BALL SAID, he 's looking for "a family in which the parents have unwittingly turned over control to the ctlild. It is actually the <'hild who is dominating the behavior of everyone else "They need to be at the point at which they a re at least open to the idea of learrun g new ways or coping with the behavior." About 10 famlUes at a time will take a six· week course. one night per wffk, at lbe cent.er in Orange. Work will Include reading, di.scuaion, role-pla.yiq and homework. The first 1rou1> will belln in early November WHAT PA&ENTS WILL BE leam.lna la bow to UM adeGtifteally dn91oped prtnclpl• of bebavlor snocWleatioa to correct unacceptable behavior lD tbe younpter. As they put their leaTni.ng into effect. they're Lectures Slated On Arms Control Strateg.ic arms control will be the topic or two different lectures by Dr Herbert Scoville Wednes· day at UC Irvine. Scoville, former deputy director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, will a peak oo "Verifylne Arma Control A1Hemenll," at 2 p.m.. in Room MO of the Social Science Tower. Hla aecood lecture. "SALT II and Beyond," ls scheduled for 8 p.m. in the Seieac. Lecture Hall. Tbe lecturel, free and open to tbe public as part ol the UCI arms control colloquia aeries are 1pOUOreCI by tbe School of Social ScieDces and the Student.-Faculty Colloquium Seri• Committee FQr addlUooa.l lnlormatloo, pboae 811 t8Z2. ltk•lJ IOftad tbl chlkl blOlr ......._at ftnt. Ball wareed. lo fact, tM YCHIQllMr may .... for a ..... IO .. WOl"H, • ''nle cbUd Nall)' doeln 't believe Uaat Uail ll aJI U. Md he'1 tolal to .... =," Ball .-id. "At eome JIOIDl tbeJ bave to ta. to wt\bltud tbe daUd'1 ..._,..._ at couoter . " 'I'll& DPSatlNCU or other paNGta ln the 1roup wl1l help 1iYe emoUoul 1upport and ea· t0tara.....,..heHld. Ball ottered an example of the kind of behavior be'1 lalltln1 about. Tbe chlld'1 mother calll blm to dinner. Sbe la lcnortd amtU the bu called repeatedly ud ls at her wit'a eod ·'The ch.lid lea ma that the time to come ln la when abe'1 Just short of hysteria." Ball said. ' AFl'I!& TaAJNINO. THE mot.her learns to •• first explain clearly that she will call the child only once. ''Fairness and justice are very very impor· tant, not Just being authoritarian," Ball said. Theo. when the chHd doesn't come to dinner, tbe family proceed.a to eat without him. He Is served only a sandwich later. At first the child may whine, cry. refuse to eat or otherwise try to induce aullt, Ball aaid, but eventually be will learn that "the mother bas rights loo, and one of these would be not to have to serve meals all evenlng." IT IS HOPED THAT the program will enable many ramiliea to keep a retarded child in the home, where otherwise a behavior problem might have intensified to the point that the child would be placed in an lruslituUon, Ball sald. Dmty ...... lutt ""'9 PARENTS' TEACHER Dr. Thom11• Ball Students See UCI CampU8 High school students from six south Orange County school districts will be among 1,500 slu· dents a nd counselors pa r tl c 1pat1ng 1n Universit}' Day at UC lrvlneooTburaday. D id you know ... How Jack-o-Lanterae began? Long ago there was a mean old black1mlth narMd "Jack," eo mean that when he died, the devil didn't e\.'cn want him in Hell. Datlned to wander through the darkncu of time, Jack Aid while being locked out, .. It'• dark out here, how will I "now where I'm going?" The devil threw him • hot coal. The coal wH too hot to carry so Jack hollowed out a pumpldn Md put the coal in•ide to light hie way aa he wandered. From then on people put them in the door - ways to ward off evil •pirit• . .. today it is .tradition. . .. in keeping with tradition Roger's has a variety of PUMPKINS from · small to extra large specimen•. Buy now for the pick of the b unch! N•rwrv • Indoor Pbinl• & flori•I • P .. 11o F •-i••re • u•d.ca~i .. ''"I ...... .,. tt.u, Hd ttl M.-.. Atthut Hl,d &tok•t H,..,.. h t714tft40 -:,MOU I •1..-n I t .. 1h. ""'m '" hpm-I ftH•ei.f h1U •117'1 He sald he also would like to see some families able to take a child back Into their home from a /oater home, \I the origina l problem was behavioral. Interested s tudents will tour campus, attend s pecially d es igned c lasses. receive 1n · formation on financial aid and lake part In ac tivities from among SO work.shops and exhlb1l8. 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If you don· t already have the American Ex~ Card, call toll free 800-528-SCXX> fer an application, or pick one up wherever the Card is welcomed. ,.... ........................... ,....PIO> I ................... ... ....._ "" ...... .-. .... -.................. .... ..... ----=----------,... --------___ _... ...... .. _ .. -. . ._ ..... _ .......... ,... _,....,._$$ I .......... :i.:a:s~z.:.::.:===·~.':'=== ................... _ ...... ,__ !!!. .:,.·~----·~ ...... Oii--...-5 . , • ---------· !"1119 .... -. ............... -.... -~-----_. ......................... _ .... ------- l Affirmed Retired To Stud NEW YORK' <Al» -Atnrmed, lhorou&bbred raelnc'• 1t'1I Tn pie Crown wtnner. baa been re· tired to stud, ead1q all •s>«ula· lion -even Bud Delp 'a -that there would be a match race with Sped.acular Bid. Trainer Laz Barrera an· nounced the dttlalon Monday at Aqueduct. It was a decision that he made for Harbor Vlew Farm's Louil Wolfson, and It came one race earlier than ex- pected. The lour-year-old son of Exclusive Native wu e xpected to start in Saturday's $250,000 Turf Classic at Aqueduct. "I'm very proud of Mr. Wolfson for letting me make the decision," Barrera said after a conversation with the owner . The timing of the announce- ment apparently was influenced by Affirmed's distaste for run· ning on grass. He worked a mile Sunday under jockey Laffit Pin· cay. The time was slow, and Pincay said the colt was cautious and uncomfortable with the surface. "He didn't like the grass," Barrera said "It would not be fair ror the horse or the public for him to compete . if he doesn't like grass, how could 1 run him and the horse be t-5." Delp, trainer of Spectacular Bid. had been campaigning for a match race with Affirmed. Con tacted at his home an Laurel, Md., Delp said · "I'm disappoint· ed. naturally. My first concern is that Affirmed was healthy. and they ass ured me that he was " Delp. who trained Bid to VlC torics in the Kentucky Derby and r.-eakness in 1979, said he had been "looking forward to such a race. It's not going to be It would be a great thing for rac- m g -two great horses In a matchrace. llwouldbeaoncelna• lifetimething " Bid and Affirmed were locked In a close duel for Horse of the Year honors unUI Affirmed beat Bid by three-quarters or a lenath in the Jockey Club Gold Cup Oct. 6 at Belmool Park to Al- flrmed'a lat. race. ·'They're going to rest with their laurels, and they hope be will be voled Horse of the Year," Delp said. "I lhink we're still in the running." Affirmed, syndicated last year for Sl4.4 million. is thoroughbred racing's only $2 million winner earning $2.393,818 in his career with 22 victories five seconds and one third in 29 starts His duel with Spectacular Bid for horse racing 's MVP dominated the attention of rac- ing enthusiasts in 1979. but Af. firmed will be remem bered best for his stirring rivalry with Calumet Farm's Alydar Alydar finished second \.o Af. firmed in each of the 1978 Triple Crown races. by margins of l 1h lengths, a neck and a head. They met 10 times as 2· and 3-year olds. and Affirmed won seven times. "He has done ever ytning. proved everythln~." Barrera said MAGIC RETVRNS · FOR U FRIDAY LOS ANGELES CAP> - Rookie guard Earvin Jobnaon, sidelined because or a sprained right knee. will return to action Friday night when the Lakers •face KanlN City. Jobnaon was jnjured ln the third quarter of tail Wednesday ni1bt's NaUOGal Basketball As· sociaUon'• 1ame ln Seattle and bas mllaed the Laken' last two 1amea. The injury was first belined to be serious enough to keep the former Mlcbi1an State All-Amerlcm out or action for six weeks but was later dlagDOMd u only a sprain. Grier Keys Attaek 65 Goa& to Date for ·Sailor ., aoo Ea CA•LSON CM .. DIMy,_._.. Erle Undroth, Frank Anderson, Kevin Robertton. Jamie Ber1eson, Mlke Grier ... Obvtoualy the long Une of water polo talent at Newport Harbor H.i&h never runs dry. The Sailors ol Coach Blll Barnett, recent cham- pions at the prestigious Santa Teresa touru- ment and currently working on a 14·1 record, are zeroing in on a 12th stralpt Sunset League championship. AND AS USUAL, Barnett has a CIF Player of the Year candidate in camp with the 6-3, 190-pound Grier the central point or the at· tack in the bole. Lindroth, Anders on. Robertson and Bergeson are former Players of the Year in CIF circles "I like t.o play two-meters best," says Grier. who has already had two European tournaments under his belt this past summer as a member of the United States Junior Na- tional team. "I like to shoot the ball, but I also like to pass off and get the assists," says Grier. Asked t.o reveal B11rnett's secrets to the awesome winning ways of the Sailors. Grier says: "He's taught me sell-discipline and he emphasizes hard work and dedicating a lot of hours. Really, I feel like we've dedJcated our whole lives to it." BARNETr SAYS THERE 1s no secret. "We've just been very fortunate t.o get kids out for the sport. We have a good Cat'iltty. the kids work hard and they spend a lot of t1mt: at it." says Barnett. .. And it's a matter of getting into deep water. Before we got our pool, we used to work out al Corona del Mar. E:,lancaa. Costa Mesa . Orange Coast College and even Golden West. "If Huntington Beach had decent fac1ht1<:!> <pools with deep water at both ends> those schools would be tough year·tn and year- out." Grier is a natural for the position. according to Barnett. who has coached the Sailon to six CIF champk>oahl,pe ln bis 12 year tour at Newport, includinc tbe lut two seasons. ON roua O'nlE• OCCASIONS the Sailors finished secood in CIF. makinl it 10 trip. to the finals in the put 12 seuoos. Grier, a three-year starter. bas scored 85 1oala to date. : "Mike bas extremely good lep and can swim the 100.yard breaststroke in 1 :00.0 and, .....~.-r .... J~ ~~ --------~ ------------------- •Be'• • good dl•t••ee •d••er ••ti I• • perleet ..id tor Ms pontlea ee~t• •u A:e alld .,,.. .. lefP. Be e-....e• aoeU alld M •ab• die t r••n· do11 ,,.... OIN! ead •I tlle eo11rf to tk otlaer. • ~ech 8111 Bemen is a 49 freestyler." says Barnett. "He's a good distance swimmer and as a perfect mold for his pos1t1on with his size and strong legs He chases very well and he makes the trans1 t1on from one end of the court to the other "HIS P~ING HAS IMPROVED greatly and he controls the ball better than any hole man I've seen He doesn't let the ball get knocked away. he·s always got 1t under con lrol " G ncr·s sconng bas not come a t the ex pense of also-ranl>. .-1thl'r The Sailors. among other things. have defeated Long lieach Walson. R1vers1dc Poly etnd El Dorado and split with Sunny I hi~. The \'ICtory over Sunny Hills < 12·8> pro\'1ded the Tars with the Santa Teresa title and Grier tallJed sax t1mel> from his post. Amon~J,hose who have sought refuge from -(See POLO, Page BZ> 0 .011, ..... ,, .... _ NEWPORT HARBOR WATER POLO STANDOUT ~IKE GRIER. OlyDlpic DreaDlS Costa Mesa's Kellem,a_ Confide,nt .. By llOWA&D L. HANDY °'-~"'---Her time table for I.be Olym- pics ls ayncbroabed wltb her performance and Smy Kellems of Costa Mesa is confident abe will be one o( six U.S. girls going to Moscow in 1980. Ever since that day in 1972 when she watched Olga Korbut perform in the Oly!Jlpics. Suzy ha'S had a secret desire to com· pete in Ute Olympic Games KORBUT IS GONE but the sensation of the women's gym. nas ties compet1t1on in 1976. Nadia Comancc1 of Romania is expected to return and Kellems is lookJng forward t.o competing against her in the World cham· pionships an Texas an December ''I'm the talll'St member of the U.S . team 110 girls) at 5-3'-'l, but that's the same height as Nadia is now." Kellems says . "I think It helps t.o be taller in the floor exercise and I'm look· ing forward to facing Nadia. She was 4·9 and about 86 pounds when she won in the Olympic Ga mes but has grown since then " While the Olympic Games is her chief concern these days. she was asked what the situation would be if she didn't make the team? "That's my goal, it bas beeo for a long time and I don't even think about not making the team." IN GYMNASTICS there are four divisions: beginners. in- termediates. advanced and elite. She made the elite level in June for the first time. yet she Is among the top 10 woman gym· nast.s in the U.S. and recently finished in a tie for fourth lo the Pacific Championships. "I could have been second easily if I hadn't fallen in the OetlY ""',.........,.. last event. It waa a dumb tbin& U.S. OLYMPIC GYMNASTIC HOPEFUL SUZV KELLEMS. to do but I wu off balance and fell and instead of second. I • finished tied for fou.rt.b." Gymnut.s compete in four events: floor exerclle. balance beam. parallel bars and vault· iog. "I definitely spend more time on the beam than on the others. It 1sn't one of my best events but It is my favonte and 1s more or a challenge to me If I can conquer the beam. I can do anything " She has been exposed lo in· ternat1onal compet1t1on twice since she made elate rating and was picked as a member of lht- t; S team "I WENT TO FRANCE for two meets and competed an the Pac1f1t champ1onsh1pi. ... she says. "My gymnastics have am proved Up to 75 percent l1oce l bec!ame a member ol t.be U~ team. A lot ol it ls meataJ. ··vov CAN RAVE it pbyaical- ly but y0u alao have to have the right mentaJ attitude and when you work wtth other nigh caliber gymnasts. the need for improve- ment 1s there and 1t is an added 1ncentne "You also learn by watctung thl' techniques or others and you J re t-xpo~ed to the national couches who can help You team new tncks and 1f you arc having problem~ with a lnck. you can l>Olvt· 11 much easier by watctung someont• d se·!> techniques and then trying them yourself • • J U5t•d tu be very. very tSee KELLEMS, Page 8 2> • It's Aaoth.er MNF Spectacular Al.l the Drama of a Shaving Commercial aituaUon wu a mystery and still remains so. You eOu1d 1mell the rout a-com.in', as Dandy Don might aay. Eselte•••t: 1.5, lncludln1 ·penalty a1atmt Plttabarlh for Plllna on. Steelen ran t.hrouP tbe mid41•, ran down the neld and thlD na •UM MOJe. · Dra-: 1.0. u..-J'O'l lih to tee teams set tbl6r ,.._, ... out, tlU same bad all the drama al a .UYinl eom~. C f' H1: 1.0. E•• tboalla It beat tbe MASH o'elOck clltMllbae by._.. mlaatel, 1••• ~ on like the final round ot a »-""'811 u JOU dldD't tan out tbe ....... ID ftnt ball, JOU aboald have at ._. tuned .,... Cbe volume in the ,.., I • ...._., 1.0. Your ~c ..., rock ·-.... ·-...lllolk -· ... ·-... fair. Bal ,........, now. '1'1111 ta dND violence. elbow• to the throat ootwithltandin1. PredldaMltJ: 7.9. You've sot to baDcl it to Teri')' Bradabaw. Even wltb tbe 1ame well la band be kept puttlnl tbe ball ID tbe air. much to bil •••t'• delllbt. DW1M11w1: 1.5. Even WUd BW Bat•J would baYe .,._ welcome to break uP tbe moaotGQ. o'Jedi•llJ: o.o. Howard ~lift bla bMr!~ Title CltJ, U be DOW calls • - retuned to pis It up, .-. wttla f• mall. LucillJ, •• dlda't ltaH tb• Baltl-. Cella• tM a.be . V~: 1.0 ......... da1 8l tbe eftlee for ABC'I ~ tM 0111J p-. tbat M · -tutilJllllowl•••ll . ti A ... :O.t.l'oapl•atk-~ T...a:IU. Bernard King of the Utah Jui slams one home in a 110-108 National Buketball AaoctaUon vicv over vllk· in& San Dle1\ Monday nl&bt. Slandlna la Adrl\n Oantley. { - -DAIL V PILOT 1.,.._,0ctowa. 1171 ports Break Todd'8 Obscene Gesture: 'I'm Not Very Proud of It' • ...... ,.. .... ··~· .. NSW YOkK -"It wu wry ,_.,., ol me," Ntw Yortl Jet quarterbaet Rldaard Todd aa.td m Mooday lD a.polollt1n1 for an ot.c.M s-ture bit 4 • made to the crowd cha:r1DC &mday'a NaUC.aJ Foot· ball (Aque .... with t.be Oakland ltaidtn. 11M lndd..t took place .., t.be tDd ol the Jeta' .. 1.t v lc- tory OYef' the Raiden. After '!'Md Md the Jeta to their ftDal toucbdown, be tuned toward the crowd and made the 1ntun. Todd'a adion WU obvioual7 a~ ~rtaln Jet fau wbo have been booiq the quarterback-ill yt)JU. lo fact, Todd •bowed up at MODda7'1 praetJee with the wOf'dl "Boo Todd" l•ped above the No. 14 oe bla jeney. "ll wu a •put ol t.bit momet t.b1q," Todd sayd. "I WUD'l. very proud ol ll and ll wau 'ta very cluly Wne to do. But lhal '• bow lfeJtatt.beUme." r------q..,~ ., tlw ···-----... Rtmnina back O.J . IMBJIII, erui.q doubta be can compete rcalJ-time for Saa Frandaeo'1 48era: "I want the ball. I'm leWnl iD shape. I'm jU1t really belinninc to get ln&o my same. It's really juat the end or my pre. season." ~ ,,,,-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,_J I OCLA K.lelcell 8.,ltelaetl l er l't' UCLA's Pac-10 football game with Wub.lqton Ell Saturday bu been s witched to a 3:37 kickoff due to 4• • regional television . . . Also, the Houston· Arkansas game will be started at 9:50 a.m . to·~~ commodate televt.11on. U~LA·s game with WUb.iojton was originally acheduled for 1:30 . : . USC's Cllartee WMte has been named Pacllic 10 Conference Back of the Week for his 261 yarda rushing against Notre Dame. White scored four touchdowns. Other nominees included Arizona Slate's WI~ Glt&eu, a former CIF Player of the Year star at Fountain Valley High ... University of Washington Coach Doe James s~ys Tom nick, who has nol earned a letter in three years. will start al quarterback for the Huslrjes Saturday ... San Jose St.ate quarterback Ed Latliler and Pacific linebacker Brad Vusar have been chosen Pacific Coast Athletic As· sociaUon players of the week. Oetat, Otlaer• l o l• Op~• fta rua Backy Dent, the Most Valuable Player in the Iii • 1978 World Series, I~ among four New York Yankees who have become free agents. The· others are outfielder Roy WhJ&e, picther Doe Hoodl and utility player t.enay l<uclJe ... Also declanng free: agency Monday were C1nclllDall Keds patcher Fred Normaa and outfielder Paw Blair, and tln'ee players from the New York Mets first baseman Ed Knnepool and pitchers Skip Lockwood and Andy Hassler. . Former G o ~d en West College pitcher Jeff HeaUteock got the victory as the United Stale• beat Puerto Rico, ~3. 10 the In· terclontinental Cup baseball series in lla¥ana ... Lou.lae Colemu .says the San Oieao Padres are "in for a big surprise" when her husband Jerry leaves the an· nouncing booth to take over as manager of the club at spring training. "The team needs a lot of discipline and he's the ooe to give it t.o them," she said. "I know I 'll be l .. OINT one dead wife for saying it, but it's rue . . ·Edward ISeDDeu WlWama won quick approval for h1.s purchase of the l}aJtimore Orioles for $12 million. American League President Lee llacPllall said the gathering of l4 league owners "was a very short meeting." -sa•a S•••• A top C•Ue9 e T•p 29 The Top Twenty teams in The Associated Press college football poll, withUrat·placevotesinpareotbeaes, re cords. ,-,. 1. Alabama (52> t 6·0-0 11. Brigham Young 6--0·0 2. Nebraska (6) 6-0·0 12. Pittsburgh s-1-0 3. So. California (9) 6-0· l 13 . Auburn s-1-0 4. Arkansas 6-0-0 14. Notre Dame 4·2-0 tie OhJo St.ate ( J) 7-0-0 15. North Carolina 5-J-0 6 Houston 6-0-0 t6. Purdue 6-2·0 7. Oklahoma 5-1-0 17. Navy 6-0-0 8. Florida St.ate 6-0-0 18. Wake Forest 6-1-0 9. Texas 4-1-0 19. Tennessee 4·2-0 10. Michigan 6-1-0 20. Washington 5-2-0 ~. ,, ..... G l 1'e 11.8 •••• L~•.fl VENICE, Italy -Arnold Palmer and R.ay Floyd combined for a aeven·undee&r 85 aod 1ave n United States and eigbt-atroke lead over Europe aft.er the lint day of competltioo in an int.erna· Uonal best·ball 1olf tournament here today. Palmer and Floyd formed the two-man team fort.be Unit· ed Stal.es. Tony Jacklin of Britain and BaldoviDo Dauu of Italy, I.be two playen for Europe, bad a beat-ball score of 73. In tbe fint day of competition, only tbe beat score of the two players of eacb team were counted at eacb of tbe 18 boles. For the American team. Palmer prevailed, with the beat score in 10 holes, Floyd led in six and the two players were even in two. SM~ B•d Ewe S•r9~rw Alter f'l9lac EU'lde aHen suffered serious eye dama1e • to World Boxinl Council heavy · weight champ Lan")' Bolmft last month and baa under1one delicate surgery. Shaven re· portedly bad surgeey Ocl 11 for a torn retina . . . New Eoaland Patriota defeoaive back a.,.-Cla7Mra, fined 12,000 by Commiaa...... Ner a..lle .. • relult ot bll altercatiom witb 1p0rta wrlten, h&a wttbd.rawn b1a request for an appeal, the Nadoaal l"ootball Leaiue office COdllnned onday •.. Two men were MDtenced lD U.S. Dilt.rlct Court •ht moat.bl In priloa oo coavictiona lD a 10 percatinl scheme at W aterfonl Pan bone rad.al track lD Chester. Aloq wtt.b tbe f:rtaoa lmteaees for lline Nldelu, 50, and •a. Oliea. •• the udc•orde:red f1w and probetion for three other mee eonvieted D a IC:beme illvolrinJ tz.3 m1llion worth of beWDC Uck.ta cubed at Waterford Park between 1173 and lt'71. . .Center ... C•••• wbowaa expecWd to lead t.beSoutbera Jll1Do6a bukttball t.am tlda eeaaon. bu been declared aebolaUeallJ u..u.l&te for tM NCAA. .. ld•l:ntac. wllollu led the Pbli.delpbia 'Nen to. S-Ollart., WU namN MODday .. tbe NaUooa.l Baakttball Al· aoelatlon•1 flrtt. Player of the Wetk. Te...,..._.,._..._ TV: Football -Col1e19 Football ffla!lllpu, 1 p.m., Cb•WMISI. I • &.UJIO: Baakttbell -tAab at ·Labn, ~ 1._m., &LAC ('70). Jlocb)'-klap at Celaredo, t :• P·•·· K.111 (lllO). • "" ........ ,,,...,..,. .. KELLEMS. • • Del"YOUll dwiaC a meet but I cbansed my attlt.ude. I teU mytelf tbat II l CAD do It et a won.out. I cm clD It ill a ....._ "Obvioully J doa'l ..... out tbe crowd. Tbeir acreemlD& ud yelling lives me a little extra cbar1e out U:aere. 8ut. ll I &oofed of( ill wortouu. It will lhow In a meet. U not. I kDow I'll be tine . •'I really doa=t feel I have readaed my ,..t and don't feel I wiUuaWnexUlay." ID track and field, -.peeially the hurdle r~. a~ often perform well \mlll lbe quarter or aemiflDall. tbeD hit a hurdle and il 11 all over for them. Doti she feel abe m1cbt 1et to tbia poUat in the Olympic tryout.a and f aU or b ave some other m labap threat.en her cbancea? "NO, THAT aEALLY isn't poaaib&e un1eu you do it several times." she says . "They will have two separate meet.a with two seta of compulsories and two of optioo.al.s. A bad day will oot eliminate you under tbis new s ystem. 1be U.S. wants the best gymnasts and the ones tbat are the most consistent. .. Right now I'm ranked fourth an the optionals and eighth over· all and I have confiden~ in myself.". She will go to Ft. Worth. Tex. Nov l8 and wiU traln with other members of the U.S. team until tbe Dec. 2 meet. It will be the six &irls wbo k>Ok t.be best in prac· Lice who will compete. in the meet. FOOTBALL/SKATING BtU. BARNETT i:,...r~•• POLO .•. the HunUnitoo Beach district are former Edisoa Hlgb star Diggy Riley and Ex-Hunt.ingtoo Beach High standout John Gil· ford. Also in the fold ls Brett Oe Valle, formerly of Corona del Mar NEWPORT'S STA&TI NG lineup includes Riley, Gif· f ord. John Layma n, Bob Thomas, St.eve Beckett, goalie Ian Marksbury and. of course, G ner. the only returning let- terman from 1978. JO JO STARBUCK DISPLAYS HEA ctiAMPIONSHIP FOAM. AFTD nlAT 88E will go to Japan for one ol t.be most pre- sti gious invitaUooal meets ln the wodd with moet ol the top na· tioos sending a team. There will be two women and two meo representing the U.S. ln this ooe. A& for time spent, Barnett s ays it's a matter of two workouts daily (four hours> dur- ing the rall. • regular s wim aeaaoo in the winter, plus spring and swniner water polo. S upe r Stars Li/ e i n Fish Bowl Has Its Haz ards Now that she is a member ol the US. squad, her expenses for travel are paid oo t.ripg but she muat still pay gym fees for prac· Uclng. Sbe la a member ol the Jete'a at Flood's Gymnastic Ceater in Lo6 Alamitos . "My parenU have put a lot ol money into my traloing and bave given me a chance to get where I am,'' she says. "But LI I wanted lo quit tomorr()w. they would just say OK They don 't push me at all " An additional boost to the Newport Harbor program is Barnett's association with the Olymf>ic tt;am. As tbe Olympic team s JUmor national coach. s uccHS filters through to tbe high school program. But there's not.bing uniq~ Ji ttrms of athletic ability. •·A good aUUete an any sport works h a rd," poanls out Barnett. "Good runners. you see-tbem running all the time. Jo Jo Starbuck bas lived her life on razor sharp ice skat.es and Terry Brad shaw has in- :,,r r1 bcd has career wath football cleats on a hundred gridiron~. and -an the language or the poets never the twain shall meet But it did, and, contrary to the gossip mongers, all Is well with their marriage "It hasn 't bee n easy," acknowledges J o Jo. former U.S Olympic skater and star· of Ire Capades. "Husband and wife with conflicting careers The pressures are tremendous. The challenge is great. But the. rela· tionship between Terry and me is very firm. "We have beaten our prob- lems with faith." STARBUCK was in New York Monday practicing for he r Winte r Olympics promotional tour to be followed by a spee· tacular stage show featuring her and her longtime skating partner Ken SbeUey. It opens Feb. 14 -Valentine's Day and her birthday -at New York's Radio City Music Hall. After a two·hour skating session and another two hours of dance instruction, she n ew lo Pittsburgh to watch her husband quarterback the Super Bowl cbamplOO Steelers against the Denver Broncos. •'I go t.o every game I can,·· s he said, ·'except the away games. I can't st.and the hostility of the crowds. We have one of those g.iant TV screens in our a partment. I watch it there." The marriage of these sports s uper stars io 1976 thrilled rom anticist.s everywhere but it was n 't long before their conflict· ang careers got the gossip mills churning. There were repeated rumors of a split. .. PEOPLE wrote some crazy things," Jo Jo s aid. "It was never true. Marriage is hard Sea D isast e r Proved C o s tly LONDON <AP) -Tbe Fastnet yacht race dlsasler. in which 15 yachtsmen died and dozens had to be reacued rrom the sea, coet the Brttiah government f752,000, the Trade Department reported today. • The mam costs were for Royal JNavy helicopters. aircraft and rescue craft. The rescue operation was launched Aug. 13 when tbe 30(). yacht Oeet was hit by 60-knot winds and 30-foot wavea ott the 1oulhwe1t cout of Britain. American skipper TN Turner or Atlanta eventually won tbe 605-mli. race from tbe ltlt ol Wl1ht to Ireland'• Faatoet Jtock and "•ck to Plymouth, ln1land. enough for people Wllb oo pres· sures and oot ln the public eye. With us. 1t bas been deadly. Peo- ple scrut.iniz.ing U.S. Neither of us has any pnvacy. "But we have organized our SUZY WILL G&ADlJATI:. laves to fat our pr~sures Our from Esta.nc1a H.igh w mid ·year. marriage is stronger for it " then devote tbe morning boor.. Jo Jo Starbuck beaan ic<' -,kat· as well as the a fternooD.ll to ing at I.be ace of nlne. So dad Ken training for a spot on the U.S Shelley, a neighbor's son who Olympic team. Sbe wort.s out sa,. met her in ballet class The two days a week and has worked aJI were almost inseparable, going seveo days in pa.st years. lo the same schools and col.Jege. ·'I still baYe my share ol boy "We do a lot or weight work. and we run the stadium stair... Tht•\ hall' that . . . they all h&tc at So the beat goes on al Newport Ha r bor whe re winning water polo ga.me. bas become a way of llff' .. and Player of the Year candidates seem lo be on an an· nual basis. Beavers Give Fer tig the Ax s kating 1,400 hours a year as a fnenda,'' she says. "I guess I'm pair, later becoming the best one of tbe few gym.na.sts who bas pairs skaters in the United a social life. I d oo 't feel States, Olympic.representat.Jves depnved in this respect at all CORVALLIS. Ore <APl in 1972. And I get t.o meet a lot of peocMe Oregon St.ate Vntve~ity football People thought It would make from foreign countries." roach Craig Fe rug was rared a fine romance, but destiny de She ha,s had her s hare or Monday. cfreetave at the end of murred. "Holding Jo Jo's hand physical problem s. especially th~ season is like holding my own," swd witb ber ankles. "It came large· F ert ig and Or egon Slate Shelley. "We're like buddies,'' ly from landlng incorrectly. I University President Robert said Jo Jo. had a cyst removed this year M acVacar said in a joint st.ate- Jo Jo la ma.k.iDg her Olympic and t.bey seem lo be OK now ment that Fertig will be relieved tour a.a spolleawoman for Cup 0 • Ob, they still get sore but of coaching dutues and wiU ac · Noodles aoup and Nlaaaa of nothing serious." cept reaasignment a l his current Japan, wtl1dl are •IDOlll the eor-After the Olympics in 1980. salary for the re-st or his con- porate underwriters of tbe what then? trac1 that runs unlll the end of Games. 1981. J O JO will miaa the Lake .. , PIAN ON GOING to col· The dutJes were oot specified. Placid abow, however, since she &ece at either USC or Stanford. ··Mr Fe rtig agreed that he and Shelley will be starring in I 'll compete in gymoutJcs but f would assist an all possible ways tbe ice extravaganza at Radio doo"t know bow serious I will be an the transition to the new Clty. replete with 12 other tben about continuing for the coach who hopefully will be skaters, 11 st.naers and dancers =L ~ames. l'hat will have lo named before the end of No- _a_n_d_s.._y_m_.pboo __ y.__o_rc_bea-'--'tr_a_. ________________ __:v..:e.=m:.:be:::.:r..:_." the statement said. College Football ...,,..., -c.t .... ~II tc-fOr .,..,_ -Wer.1'""'°" .. UCLA UK elCal a.-._. el We~"910fl St St-el °"'90fl St \en J-M "~ L°"9 h«ll SC et _..,. Sl<Hllltm," Fr.-M .. P41CHI<,,. Cel Stele t~I ~.Ce! S~e ,,.,...,_, et C•,,ltM, 11 ArvY.Pe<lllc el SI Mery'\ Cel Poly t~l el Po<'ll..., SI., I'· A.clleftdl el C~·MvOG Pomofte.Pllr•tr •t LA V- Wlllllle< .. Otclel9lltel,,. Cel Stele tHoer-enll e! 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V¥1 ""°""'·""-........ A,..,eiK ... Sl.•f T--M .. fl Tue~• L.eolltlefle Ttt". 11 Ylll-•-~I H-Teaet $1 el MefftONl St . " Sevl!Mffl MihlUippl el Mh .. nlOol 51 H...,,,.... ~-~Wnt~ c .. P°'YC~liltSW~" JDHISDI &. SDK 2121 Herbor l lvd. Com ..... 540-5630 TAKE II MEDIA TE D ELIV Elf ON YOUR '10 LINCOLN OR MERCURY THEY'RE IN STOCK- N 0 W! ' ..,1 ( .. T~. Octot>er 23. 1979 DM.YPILOT • IJenr,er Coach Seethe• Over Stee le r1 ' Win Pn-mu.GH <AP> -The Denver Broneoe' to leeand place behind San Dl.,0 in tbe AFC Weal, , Umm. WM off. 'ftey met the wron1 team at the And Denver' Coach "Red" MUler wu downright • wroa• u.e. dlapleued. ; "The real Pluabargb steelers showed up "We were outplayed. out.coached and very em.:~ t.oallbt. •• ~ 'l'wr)' Bradshaw said after barraased ln rront of a lot ot people," Miller said. : • nYttalbed Ptttaburth crmbed Denver 42·7 Mon· N · h • day atlbt tn a N.UOUI Football Le. ague game. " ot JUSl ere. across the country. ~ ••They klcbd our famdel. We Sot humiliated... "Tbls was the worst. most humHiating defeat r said Denver qaarterback Crate Morton. • in the 30 years I've been aasociated with football.: Tbe week before. the Steelen fumbled nine . And I don't like it. I don't know how anybody could ~ times in a 3'·10 lou ln Cinclanati. It was the wont stomach that and live with themselves." Pittaburlb defeat in nine 1ea1cm. dating back to a By halllime. the Steelers held a 28-7 lead. 29-3 lou lo Houston in 1971. BUI' BaAD611AW PAS8ED for 267 yards and two touchdowns in the naUonally televlaed game and Franco Harria rustMid for 121 yards and two more scores as the Steelers dealt the Broncos their wont &oea since 1988, when they were thumped 43-7 by Oat.land. ''That's the Steeler team I know," said Pitts- burgh Coad) Chuck Noll. "We were better in all departments. We got after Lt much better than we did last week. I t.hinlc to a man we had everyone functioning the way we have to ror us to win in Uus league." The Steelers had been limited in practice in previous weeks by iDJuries. But last week. Noll had a vi rtua l return to training camp, complete with conditioning runs and no-rumble drills. In the first quarter. a :16-yard run by Harris'. set up an ll·yard touchdown toss from Bradshaw, to Lynn Swann. back in the lineup after missing; two games With a hamstring pull. , lo the second.quarter. Brad.shaw's passing set. up a pair of short touchdown runs by Harris and another by Sidney Thornton. "EVE& SINCE THE LEAGUE went to a L6· game schedule. every team has a lot or ups and downs." said Denver linebacker Bob Swenson. "'Last week. Pittsburgh was down. This time we were." .. Bradshaw. Who hit 18 or 24 passes. added a 17-yard scoring pass in the final quarter to Thornton. And Steeler rookie Anthony Anderson bolted 10 yards ror his r1rst pro touchdown with 26 seconds left m the gamt- IT PAID OFF as the Steelers climbed to 6-2 ------------------- and into sole J>01$Sesslon of first place in the AFC STEELER ANTHONY ANDERSON PUTS THE ICING ON WITH SHORT TD RUN. AP'#l ...... IO c~~:! ~~~~.meanwhile. shn~ ~~:·in· r~=u11111 =~ ~~:~21§~r-:!':: ! DIESELS . i Ml!>!>IOfoYltJ049S-0401 tr 1!~~~~~,d .... ·-~~~~~~-. o~~~;L~ ,!:~9,~2~Y4\f;~:i,! Seasoned Dick Williams. a ...... h led th . . e.se.tw • .... -. ·-·-· w o e expans1001st 1 ....__ _....._. ....... t!l.a I LARGE SB.ECTIOM IN STOCK! I Montreal Expos to their ......_._ .. _,_ best baseball year ever. l4:cas , t ..,._, :'-tO DEPOSIT OS I I Tuesday was named The FARMERS APPROVED CREDIT Associated Press' Na-IMSURAHC~ I I tional League Manager GROUP I I or the Year for 1979. 541-5554 er IJ~J4l1 It is tt1e second such 1914 tt.t.er c:.. MeM I I award for Williams. who -· I 842-2000 I was selected a s the ona ~!!1n~~~~a0~ t~!aie~~ U.llAllS L ll711 llACHaYD .. HUMT1M5TOM11.ACH J after winning a division.---------------------------------------------------------=·~. title with the Oakland A's in 1971. EXXON DEAl11n SECONDANNUAt: Area ll.ootball Leade rs L ist e d Willlama won the NL &'Ward lo a relatively c l o•• batlle wHh Houston's Bill Virdon. who Ud Uie Aatros in tbe thick ol the Western Division race until the last few days or the season. ··-nae Dally PlW's Golden 50 (Laat Week'• big plays of 51 yards or more) 72-Robert Hobart, University (72-yard touchdown run with fumble> 7 1 -Jim Taylor , M a rina <touchdown pass from Sam Aiello> ~3-Rick Moser . Ocean View (touchdown pass from Ray Kotler> The Season 97-Taylor <Marina>; 93-Banner <San Clemente); 86-Templeton· <Irvine); ~Roberts (lrvine> and Carlyle (Mater Dei); 77-Bright <Corona del Mar); 72-Bachmeier <Ocean View) and Hobart (Universi- ty); 71-Taylor <Marina); W--Bell '(Edison >: 66-Thompson <Hunt- ington Beach): 64-Boyer (Edison); 63-Moser <Ocean View); 62-Bright <Corona del Mar). Bauer <Costa Mesa>. Kraiss <Estancia): 60- Schnitger <Corona del Mar>; 59- York (Fountain Valley); 58--Moser (Ocean View); 56--Bell (Edisoo) and Taylor (Marina); 55-Jimenez <Newport Harbor >; 54-Huntley <Marina> a nd Cates (Newport ,Harbor); 53-Huntley (Marina); 52-Starlanan (Costa Meta). Spencer (Mater Del) and Bauer <Costa Meaa); 51-BeU (Edison); 50-Bauer (Costa Meta). Area St•tlstical Leaders .. ._...a.an wen> •1. Bob Und.On (Eataitcia) 29·172 ; 2. Kerwin 81111 . (Edison 1. 22·93; 3. Ed Cardeaa <0..0 View) <e••92. le•••--1L9aden 1. Kerwin Bell (Eclllon) 103-926, 9.0: 2. Jim Taylor <Marina> 83-598. 7.2: 3. Chris Bright (Corona del Mar> 105-513. 4.8: 4. Bob Urmson <Estan- cia> 101-485. 4.8; 5. Chris Starkman <Costa Mesa> 77-400. 5.2. Pmblg <Last Week> 1 Frank Seurer <Edison > 10-17-2, 202: 2. Bill Lux tCosta Mesa) 11·20-2. 181 : 3. Ray Kotler tOcean Vi ew) 8-10--0, 161 ; 4. Phil Spencer <Mater Deil 6-9-0. 148 ; 5. Sam Aiello <Marina> 5-5·0, 12 . Season Passing 1. Frank Seurer C Edison > 53-90·4, 843: 2. Andy De Luca <Fountain Valley) 58-110-10, 779; 3. Sam Aiello (Marina> 43·70-3, 761; 4. Phil Spencer <Mater Dei) 44-85-1, 738; 5. Bill Lux <Costa Mesa) 41-74-6. 672. Receiving <Last Week) 1. Dan Bauer <Costa Mesa) 6-93 ; 2. <lie) Caine <Marina) 3-50, Jackson <Edison) 3-54. Boyer <Edison) 3-37. Fowler <U niversity) 3-36, Gaddis (Newport Harbor ) 3-47 , Carlyle <Mater Dei) 3-44, O'Grady <San Clemente) 3-24, Moore <Irvine) 3-20, Chapman (Laguna Beach) 3-34. SeaSOD Receiving 1. Dan Bauer (Costa Mesa) 37-627; 2. Mark . HunUey (Marina) 24-461; 3. Mark Boyer (Edison) 17-289; 4. Mark Ratto (Mater Dei) 16-275; 5. Terry Bachmeier (Ocean View) 16-204. Season Scoring 1. Kerwin Bell (Edison> 78; 2. Jim Taylor (Marina) S4; 3. Scott Glem <Newport Harbor) 44 ; 4. Dan Bauer (Costa Mesa) 42; 5. Jeff Banner <San Clemente) 41: 6. Phil Spencer (Mat.er Dei) 36; 7. Mark Boyer (Edison) 32; 8. Sam Aiello (Marina) and Chris Bright (Corona del Mar) 30. A nationwide panel or s ports writer s and broadcas ters gave Williams. a resident or Irvine. 11.3 voles to 95 for Virdon. Under Willi ams. the Expos came the closest they ever did to winning the NL Eastern Division ch ampionsh ip. They finished with a 95.ss rec- ord, two games behind the Pittsburgh Pirates. who went on to win the World Series. Until this season. the Expos had never finished over .500 in their previous 10 years in the league. This is Williams' third year in Montreal. His previous experience as a manager was all in the Am e ri can League . where he managed the Bo s ton {l e d Sox. Oakland and th e California Angels over a span of nine seasons. Williams managed Oaklaod to World Series victories in 1972 and 1973, becoming the first non-New York Yankee field boss to win con- secutive world cha m- pionships since Connie Mack. He also guided the Red Sox to the AL pennant in 1967 in his first year as a major league manager. . " ·T&p~e Makes the Cut Niguel Golfer Earns More Than Nicklaus Barbe[, however, can take advanta,fe or a cat~r moiey-winning exempt.ion for 1980. What a dlfferencd a year makes. Danny Edwards was 60th a y•ar a10 with $55,343 won and GOLF at the time, that waa a record. There are a number of playen above that nsure Ulia year. including Nkkt... who do not make tbe exemption list. Nlcklaua, however. can make it from career earn- ings. • * • LOat GA&M c=I WON tbe Millie Vesaela Clulic at Loi A1amttol Golf Courie a year •IO un- der the Women'• ProleuioDal Golf Tour banner but wlll not be pla)'iq this HUOD. 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" 110 "'K ........ 1> lllOnllo, 15 cetlco Mft. 20 rock._.~ "A•ADtsa COY• -67 -...n: • .,.._ '50 roe: k Cod. .0 "9ftltD, I 1"'9 COd. Misc. -..n·avo1e,... cou..eoe UC lrYIN drf. C.. S.... ,~ t6-1• IS-S, IS-12 Area Prep Football Log -ts 14 T..-lft Uguna Hlh SS o Dell LY1D ,. 0 Ulllwntty 21 1> ...... ' 1 lntlM ti c:b.~Clt. C.eMVl U Nov.2-S..~C.eMVI ...... .-...-.-v .... Nov. 16-0mM Hfltl CM MY) • ,. 0 n 0 II ,. • 21 • 1 1 ,,. , • FOR THE RECORD I BUSINESS .. WAllllNOTON CAP> -U J'OU an eoD1ld•rh I bu1la1 a bu lae11 frwlrllllil• ......... llOW .... to,t,: ,.. ..,. _. ..... illfonn..._ ldaopm ...... . N.. r.dlrll Tl'lde CommluioD toe* en.et oa 8uDday ,... ..u.ti ol fruehllll to dia- ! ~ fldl to people before tlM ~ lD...U lD a fraadllM. ~.... lD fut food ..... flower lllbpe, llobbJ .... mot.la and otMI' opwatiom. UDdlr tM DeW naln. franeblH buJen wW uve to reeetve a dls-clolare ........._ at a.ut 10 daya before m)' IDOMJ dwal .. bandl. Tile •tatement muat out&ne a. bUllDW aperimce of tbe eompuy add tell IOIDetbi.DI about ita key m1na1emeat per.oaael, sueb 11 whether tbey baYe ever been 1ued or aoae buknlpt. IT AUO llt18T detail the co.ta of A fnDCbiMd bUllwa ii ooe lD wtdela • ,.._ compar Hila tbe riPt to dD h ••._1 mder lta ume ID a ~ ana. May Pl'Oride tnJD. lDI ud l"'Mmee to the local bull· WI and Mil it W•U'J auppliel. tbe fnncblM -alonl with termina· ;=====~=~~ Uoa. cancellation and renewal pro- viliona -and dilcloM any reatrie· Uon1 on bow people buyin1 the fr ancblle caa operate their busineu. ns 8VYD om tbe beneftt of .._. aeticaa•...,... Gd advertllln& of tbe parlllt ftrm a well u manac• meat rdJtanee ud otber belp. ID reemt yean tbere bu been an explo.tve boom in the fltld, with frueb.iael beeomlna lnereuincly ID ..sdiUoa, the rule forbids the com pany from makin1 clahm about potentlal 1alea or proftta unless it can 1ubf.t•nttate ~ in a 'aeeood de· .tailed ltatement. SauduSplit <.Price Policy Challenged? ATLANTA (AP> -Some Saudi Arabiana wbo want bilber prices and lower prodllctiQn of Sa\ldi crude oil are 1atatn1 influence amcmc ..,..... of tbe major oll exportlna natioD, Saudi Arabian oO minilt.r Ah.med Zaki Y amanl aaid. Saudi leaden are split over wWher &o follow the lead ot five of t.be 13 memben ol tbe Orpalu. lion of Petroleum Exportinc Cowllrie9 wllo baw raiaed prices durin.1 the lut two ....... Yamani aaid at an lNrna~onal affain forum Saturday. THE 00. JllNISTER, wbo bu lone been a key flpre ln aettin& the oil policy of the United States' largeat supplier. said Saudi leaden were bea.rtn& persuasive arguments for selllnc leu oU at hilber prices. Saudi Arabia produces 9.S miltioo barrels a day, Yamani said, but ~l studies have sbown that it oeed produce only 5 million barrels a day to meet its domestic financial requirements. Yamani dJd not say who among Saudi Anbia's leaders advocated the new oil policy, but b.la st.ate· ment.s were believed lo be the fint open coof&rma· tion of differences within the ruling hJerarcby and its senior advisers. Y AMANI ALSO SAID a riae in the basic priee level aet by OPEC la lnevilable followinc tbe price escalation of the past two weeb . Saudi Arabia charaea aboul 18 a barrel for mueb of ita oil, well· below prices Mt by eeveral . other~ OPEC nation.a. Yamanl safd the Saudi government would not dedde anything about production until tbe end of the year. Now A vall&ble 400 frl. ft. c!e up. Pully lmpt<JVed su1tal 1 c!e 2 &tl:ry design b>ellent ftMDCjng Bear Orange Co. 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The task reportedly took the crews three weeks to complete. Sa/ er to be Mighty derwriUng if they were banks. the SEC study forced to compete with said. ...... 8eef&a .......... ... FlUOI' Corp. of lrvtne's eqlnfJerlng and COD· st.ruction subsidiaries are current.11 bidd.lnc on ap. proximately $8 billioo worth of wort in North America, David S. Tappan, vice chairman of the board, said at a meelln1 of security analysts in Cbtcaeo. "We antictpat.e that we will bid on an addi· Uooal $10 billloo ln the next 80 days." Tappan said this was the moet wort ever bid during a similar period in the company's history. f:emp C•~ OM.• •1.,Ulftltl The board of direct.ors of Comprehensive Can Corp. ln Newport Beach approved a dividend of four cents per share payable Nov. 21 to ,bareho&ders of record Oct. 31, it was announced by B. Lee Karns, president. c-11• Site P•r~ ... ed 'Jbe Housing Group of Irvine bas purcbued a S.l•acre parcel in Rosemead for construction of 97 condominiums. Coldwell Banker CommerciaJ Brokerage Company handled the transaction. WASlllNGTON CAP) -A Securities and Ex· c ha.ce Commission study released Sunday said some s maller securities firms could le>M money and possibly be. driven out or business if commercial bank.a are allowed to underwrite auanldpal revenue bond ....... "Over The Counter MASDU....,. Bank.a a re now al· lowed to underwrite 1.....i obllptlolfbooda 9f state and l~ gov-enmen&a, ia wbicb t.be full raourcea of lbe gov- ernment are pledged to paying off the debt, but are prohibited from un· derwriting municipal re· venue bonds, which are backed only by specific revenue sources. Smalle r securities companies could lose more than one-fifth of their reve nue from municipal bond un· Datatron Profits Datatron Inc. of Irvine · reported $200,0'l3 profit before taxes on sales of $1,525,230 for the first quarte.r ended Sept. 30. Herbert M. Perkins, president, said backlog was continuing at a comfortable level. and that new product d e· velopmeol was proceed· in& on schedule. He also noted that the Sl.5 million convertible de· benture, initiated by the company, became effec· tive Oct. 18. Perkins said Datatron would continue ae· cresaively to pursue its acq uiaiUon and research and development pro· 1rams while continuing to monitor the · financial and indllltrlal environ· menta. Xerox Hit For Taxes BALTIMORE (AP) - Xerox Corp. muat pay Maryland 1.nco!nf: tax OD earnlq1 from foreign aubtldiariea, the state Tax Court hu ruled in a poteDUaUy far-reachin1 ded1Joa. Tbe court Tuesday or· dered Xerox to pa1 tt02,55e in state taxes and lnterest on rorelp income from U7l throqbW74. Xerox is bead · quartered in Stamford, eou .. wtth bualne91 of· fkll lD Rocbelteri~ but tbe at.at. CCIG tbat bee• .. Xerox doll IMllln• ln Maryland, it II nbJect to levi• bite. Xerox •r•u•d tbat tbere bad to be aome eennectioa between tbe tuia1 ... and the ... come lt ...U to tu ad coat..-. the foretp .................... to tu DDl'lllal .,.,..,.., ac'1viU. in Maryland. MUTUAL FUNDS ......... p""'°'' r=~~ B•llW D•v<IMn Q J°"""Vw. ApAot llW! OU.0.1 tfttl .. v S•LH'9 8roOE> l ••HyCI 1oml0 wl :r&-4"'° FIArh\I nc ... ,,.."" !.<lllMeo ,...,.v. AFtf\t wf M_,, (•11'¥F'O C"-A• O<untnl , .. , .. l , .. ... ~·· ' ' ) .. 11 ... J"" • .. II ••• , .. (hq Pr t 11 Off '°4 •'• Off 1S • ... ()tf 1S 0 h Off ?l 1 q 16 Otl JI 4 1 Off 200 , .. Off 11 6 ••• ()tf 18 ' ' ()tf 11 1 ' Ott 11 1 '• Ott t1 6 p..., OH t1 S I OH 11 • I... Ott I•. Ott 1• I ()tf If> I '-Oft I• I 1' Ott I•• "• ()f't .. , .._ Oft ISi I Oft IS;, 1 Off IS • I.,, Ott U • .,, ()H ts . r BUSINESS I STOCKS By SYLVIA PORTE& We are entertna the slump of 1*, turnlnc from te· ceasloo 1n 1979 into a downturn ol areat.er deplb, breadth. • and stJIJ.t,o.be determined duration. Thia hu to be the outlook u· we are to achieve lbe now imperative eoal& of: Si.bUizing the once mighty dollar before it collaPMI • and drags down the entire international monetary 1y1tem • with it; BREA.KING THE inn auonary psychology whlch grips Americans m all areas or the nation. across all borders of • income, age and education and wtucb becomes a self· • fulfilling prophecy: C urbin g you r widespread, terribly dangerous inclination to spend to the limit now in anticipation of repay- 10g later ID dollars Of much smaller buying power; Money's ·worth Returning the U.S. to a position of ~nomic equality • -1r not leadership -among such industria l competitors as West Germany, Japan. and rev1v1ng the productivity or the American worker . THAT'S WHAT tight and e xpensive credit of this magnitude must mean. That's the awesome challenge the Federal Reserve Board al last has raced up to, under the : leadership of its courageous, dedicated, world-respected • chairman. Paul A. Volcker. ! Risky? Sure 1t is. Painful? You bet It will be. Can you acape? Few ol us will. I know I won't. I doubt iC you will. Thia ii a deliberately engineered slump; make no mis· ' take about 1l. Wh at 's more. it didn't have to happen. Had th.is pitifully misguided. un1nfonned president re- alized inflation was lhe Number One Evil of our limes : when he entered the White House in January 1977. we • would have acc.epted wbatever sacrifices he asked of us. • We were ready for decent, strong leadership. Btrr nllMY Carter tua.s s hllly-shalUed repeatedly. He • hu fatted miserably oo all economic counts. And now once more. he has painted himself nto an economic coroer rrom which he cannot escape wit.bout beina badly <If not mortally> wounded polillcally. · H tn another effort to please the voters, he fights Volcker . demands resl1mulaltve lax-spending-credit policies and lets tnnauon roar on, the whole world would attack Ou.r currency and dump doUan. We would be lb& helpless wcet of gig.antic takeovers by foreigners (whlct( even oow fills me with dread). 11us would be madness-and you· re too well informed theM days to be fooled. rr he ~~ i.long with th !'llump and inevitable rise in unemployment and b:rnkruptc1es. the N'<momy would be going through " ""nn~cr ""hen he •~ <i1>i·k1nl( an<1thc r term 1n orftet-111~ pohllc·t1I "•·er .. 'A-drn h1111 thdt th1:. wa}' ht•S h1~ own dl'Struct1011 HE'S DAMNED u· he does Damned 1f he docsn t And the same denunctatJonS apply lo Uus Congreu. Rarely, if e ver. tn modem times. have we been "led'' by so "seittted" a &rotaP ol mediocrities 1n Waahinatoa • ... • DOW. What does it aU mean to you.. penonaJJy 1 • Ila a.o em'*>Yed wol'k.,... If YOW' Job as m lhe eervi~. your ebances ol ho"ba lt aad eomin1 Uuouab relaUvely unscathed are much better than If you're on the product.ion line. Already. the pools or une mployed are cen- tering in our 1ndustnal re_g1on.., • As an unemployed worker It will be tougher to find th~· JOb )'OU w<int You \H·ll ma) ha\ 1• to '>t'ltli· for wh11tevt•r '"" c·,m loll'! no m.1tlt-r ho"' •1H·r·llUJ1tf1ec1 \Ou ;in· for th1• po'-lllClll • "' ;.i h11rn1·,1·ll1·r lt ""'" tx· muc:h harder to '>t!ll :t houSl' not JU'>l bt-1-.10.,•· of ;a 'hnnkJ~I of buyc:r.., al>ll' t11 meet your a!>k&n~ pncc but rncJre important, bt:l'ausc lhl' buyers can t get the morlgagt! money they must have lo finance the purcha:.e • ru. a homebuyer You wall ftnd more houses to buy, but you too wa ll be profoundly affected by the shnnktng availability of mortgaJ(e money You'll be tn a superior pos1t1on lf you have cash. , • A.s an individual overloaded with debts. Beware' rr you feel you're over your head. ask for help NOW from ~ your creditors and counseling services in reorganizing , your repayment schedules. • As an mdividual buying on the instalment plan Don't go overboard. Buy now-pay later may not be the-.; slogan forever . · •. •As a amall busme~ owner. Expect to work harder to .: promote and sell. It won't be the anyttung-goes era it bas • bffn. • As a saver . You can get the highest interest rat.es ever on top-grade secunttes or money market funds. Don't " JUSt deposit your funds ID a reguJar savings account. • That 's stupid. • As a borrower. The above tells it. Tougher times. And overall : As the downturn deepens. the excesses arc wiped OUl. interest rates Will fall. the squeeze Will soften, and we should emerge with a much stronger economy than we have now It All Depends Perspective Key To Understanding By LOUISE COOK ... _ ......... _.~- Queallon: What's the difference between • recession • and a depression'! Answer: When your neighbor loses hls Job, it's a re: , cess1on. When you lose yours. it's a depression. You have probably beard the joke before. But It Is worth reme mbering because it points up an important fact: F.conomics is not an exact science. And statlsUcs do not always tell the whole story. LATE LAST WEEK the Commerce Department re- leased figures on lhe amount of tbe Gross NaUon4f Product -the total output of good.I and services -ln the third Qllarter ot 1'19. One of the convenllonol definitions or a recession Is based on the GNP. Accordihg to tlle textbook•, the natiod is ln a recesslon ii the GNP decUoea for two quarters In a row. . The second quarter or 1979 brought the first decliM: the GNP dropped at an annual rate or 2.3 percent. Many people expected a third.quart.er drop ~ well. It did not happen; UM ONP. lncreued at an annual rate of 2.4 per· cent. Doel that mean there is no ~Ion? ' . • ~arNSCllM&JLY. ~ . o. WUUasn Killer. the acretary or the ~uury, 1111 : In .July that the ecMltr')' wu ln a mild rectulon. He Hid..: he expected It• ..a JD ._ ftnt or MCODd quarter ot ne¢ ; year. . .• lllU.r aald Friday that people abould not be mla.led by : ta.. MW Ml ol ltatl.U-. ·•we upect t.be ~my to retu.,. : to 1Jow or neaaUv• 1rowtb 1n the next few quarters,.. .. I ....... . . ;, ::...+ . .. :· ~· ·: .. .. ... ~· . ... .. . ... . . . ~ ---·· ... ' TONIOHT·s LA TEST LISTINGS. A 11111 th M!ad Deborah R affin is a psychic model and David Ackroyd is the police detective who falls for her in "Mind Over Murder," a new TV movie airing tonight . at 9 on CBS, Chapnel 2. Edw.oe t•• • look ., ""' 9UdOen outbtealc In IM UM of c;ocaifle in Southern Calltornla: view the "OC::lcon" delllce 1tt Stan- l«d UnlveBity; take I IOOll at land lraud IChemel in Celilomla. D THE OEVll AHO OAN1E.L. MOUSE ™• 8f'llmaled fll'llM)' tall• the ltory of a yaong mouee wno ..-her soui to the deW In e!ICNlnge for auo- ~ M II loll<""09', and ,,., iono-•-par'lnet wno muat ball her out of '""'° ble, slnoer-1onowrlleJ John Sebullan perlonna lour <><loin.ti tunes 8 NE'WI. vwED GAME • D 11~.000NAMETHAT TUNE I TIC TAC DOUGH AU. IH THE FNta.Y C'JaaalH'I Lbti•fl• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 8 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles I KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles KA.BC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS)'San Diego e KHJ-TV(lnd.) Los Angeles 0 l<CST (ABC) San Diego I KT1V (Ind.) Los Angeles KCOP·TV (Ind.) Los Angeles KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angete• e KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach • OOOOTIMES J.J. raluctentty loln• • oano anc1 ooee to a enoo- tout with a rlvel SlfOU9- (Part ti • MACNEIL I LEHflEA AEJIORT ID N£WSCHea< Cl) P.M. t.WiAZ>HE Mee! o man wbo call' him- self Iha "bloOdhOun<J Of bfeakOOwnl": • Ylllt with s.ter SledQe and theif business menage. who also happens to be thelf molhet ®J HOl.LYWOOO 8QUAAE8 1:00 8 Cl) CAUFORNIA FEVER' Vince. Ro9a and Launa try 10 oet their lntlNmenll OU1 of hOC* IOnO enough to c:ompala wltfl a nval band '°'a playlnQ 8"Qaoamertl. llTHE M18ADV91TUAES OF SHEWFL080 After Mlllno IWemplend to VleilinO ,... e11a1e ~ tNaa.. L.o«>o leWN fNy - mobatarl ploWng to -· tlVOW theif IMder (Ray- mond Bun"). • MOYIE ··~"The Kllers" (1984) i.. MwW\. Mgle pldt~ 90n. A pelf of ,..._, klller9 Pf'OC!ae If*' W:tlm •• Pelt Neiling ~· on a rot1t1ery In wtlldl .,. .. Md ..... ..._-....~ r.~~a. .... ......... to*oe>out of '°"°°' end ""' oft wtltl a ~tlt111 woma" ~ ~hllft_ ..... ~t •wov. ..... "Wllll'I Haw ~,.. (tM61,...., ............ O'To0!9. A oonMled ~men..,.., ,,., "'°"' an -~ coMIMd ~ a IVI) 8 CWICK. IUN.,,-MO.....,. a.-t (yctle Oorme. 8MOW • • • '°Clpllin li«9'lo Mor~" (1961) ~ Qoty Ped!, Virginia Me)oo. A entWl-~NMI ,,. oc:iMftt dut'"O the ~Wen..(2 llrl.I 8 JtOYA "lcarua' Ctiildren" Tiie •INOOl9 to fly with notNno t>ut~llu~ fled by one """'· wno euc· QNded ...,, "" Mt:rafl of eardbc>erd.~tUC>- ;~..,._(R) "Soviet lV: Heroel. WoB· ere And The Plll1y Line'' A ~ k>ol< at the NbcN'tie9 aind llmltatlona of ,.....,.. slo 8 ttl ANGIE Anole cau-• lluQ9 lamily uphNl!al after a -i>f1M blr1helay plfty when aha dOes MHMth•ng tt\al molt _,would-do • TliE ODO COUf>L.E Felix and Otcar's bowling leM! II pitted aQlllnlt Ille KillOPlnl 1n 11 ct\8mpl0n- slllp ~ 8;00 II CIJ MOVIE "Mind Over Murder" (Premoetel o.borell Rattln, Andrew ~Ina. A beautltul model With Plycf'tlC powers becomes the target of a mass mutderer when he learn• she 11 the only per· son wno can Identity IVm D MOYIE "Und«COllW With The KKK" (Premiere) Don Meredrttl, James We.n- WT1Qllt. M F81 eoent 0099 ~ to lnflltrlle en Alablml br anctl of the Ku Klux Klan and later ~akay....,_ln8 I c:MI rlptlt• lnal •O THRIFS OOUPAKV Jedi. Janet and Ctw1aay -gllloen a k.uwrtou.. rent· ,,_~by a man ,,,,,_ ... Jecik UYed. • MBWGM'F1N • "ow.t9: MlalMI ~ • TUBE TOPPERS KHJ e 8:00 -••What's New, Pussycat?'' Peter Sellers and Peter O'Toole atar tn this early Woody Allen comed1 movie. CBS 8 9: 00 -"Mind Overl Murder." Deborah Raffin stars u a model with psychic powers who becomes the target of a murderer in Ulla TV mov· ie <photo at left). NBC 8 9:00 -"Undercover With the KKK." Don Meredith plays an FBI agent who infiltrates the Ku Klux Klan in this dramatization of an actual inci· dent. l.Jnduy Wllgrler. Wiiiem 0...-. Cini t4olmel.. -~THE MIGHTY OONT'INUfT • NDVA "lcerul' Ctllldren" The ""'"" to flt with noltllno but~ll~ Pied by one man. wno euc- ~ '""' an --" of cerdCIOWd. Mlmlrlum 1111>- lnO and piallO ....,.. (RI .. _.,.9 TAXI A formet1y OlliltwelOIH woman iuex dlled once reeppeen allm. ettrec1Ne. and ~ Alex wantl to dale '* llOllin 10:00•• NEWS 8 9 HAATTO HAAT Jennlf« l>eOOl'Ms the lar- get of 8 got'OllOUI gitt wno W91rta Jona then fOt herMfl. no metter wtlet the ~t. ., NtOHT ClAU.EAY •·A Death In Tiie Fanwtf' A wounded gunmari 1'->g rrom the law meets a 11r anoe "'°'11C61111 8!l HIE.RE TO MAKE MU&C lt:zNk Ptlpman and PH">- c:nes Zuttennan pertorm on the (1111181 oonc;er1 no..196. of Eutope (RI I NEWS01ECK 10:30 ., HEWS VOTERS' PIPELINE 11:00 8 II II Cl)®' NEWS JOHN DARLING ·=MElAUOH * *Ya "Some Kind Of A Nut" I t"9) Olcec VM O)tla. Mgle Olc*lneon. A bank tallat IOele .. lo«> and QlttM8nd ~ he rafulel to ~ off a beard ha or-_,.. on ~(2hr&.) • M•A•e•H An eml>tttef'9d priva.a rllfuaee to llMd Fat.her Muleehy'1 coun1el baClt.IM the prla9I llU -hpal 1a11Ced ITO!'t· llnedolty. • THE llNNY HIU. SHOW Benny orwMtl l"9 llrlt blon;c baby • DICKCAWTT ~· Satah Celdwelt • tiilA8T'EAPECE THEATRE ' Poldlll'I< N'' Upon relum- "'O lrom battle 8Q81n&t Ille J rencn Revoh1tlonar y Army. Ro9a P'*'8B dis· -· lhel .,.. Old W*"Y Ge«oa w~. nu ~ buying "" rM>M and mOOll of Ille Com••ll GOUnltytode (Part t OI 131 (RI 11:$0. ()) 8AANA8Y JOHE8 A fadtr>g mcM9 star ~ UQ wnh a panect a1100 wnen 11e muroen "" pan. .... • TGlliUr a.-'-'.: OMS &Aetlr• man. OU-: ..., v.-. 9ob ..,...,, ..., ..... ii.~,,...., 0.1MM119 ......,~ W'lllltlllll .......... -.dltt/.•-•1t1cW ol ""'9 a ...__ II btOUC1M Imo IN 12" Pl'..- c:inct for qo .-111 ._., .. , .HOOM'a .... M Eftgllefl "°""" __.. and daalgrl9 ..... ~ Uva alreratt deflnH ;r;,lllMT CONTROi. plt1 their tOOot. ttymie. aoalnlt KAOS'1 ~klller.~. • CN'T'IOIBMC NtWI -Ml»IGHJ- 12l00. 1WLIGHf ZONE The EM1ll flla out of ltl or1llt and ltattl moYlnO t-dsthaturl. ...... 9lllN II I L.I •aer~ 1 211TOMGKT ttol 0 MC MOVIE ••'h "OOo And Cet" ( tem LOU Mlonlo. Kim 8ellnger. AIMr hie iono- tima partner le ...-dut'. lno 1 et.auout. a veteran polloe ~ II «dared to ...., up wltll a ~ltul ~roo,lt .. t2:a0 . MOVIE • • • "81118 Denim • ( 111691 8'Mdon de WllOe, Cat OI l rnNJy. 8) MOVIE ••• Carmen ~· ( 19641 Harry Belalonte. Oorottly OandriOoa· I NOVA 12:40 ()) C88 LA TE MOVIE * * '" "OlllinOer" < 19 73 I Warren o.._ Ban Jottn· ~ The 1"'9 •10ry of 1wnad gangeter JoM 0.- •noer ""° Me1vw1 ~ tne FBI agent WhO finally c..qit htm ~ Orlmalizecl. <Rl 1'00 8 T~AOW WHV 15 IT THAT nlE ME:N GH A!.1... Of THf. INTERES11NG P.ARTICIPAlORY ~USM >40f6GNMENlSU)((. TRVING OUT N?:J IW N f L au~ I~ FUNN'< '10\..I 5HOlA.{) ~Nll()N 1AAl, ~NCAA.! WE 'W.f.R£ J\J':1T DIOCUOOlNG AN A'":iSl6NN KT TM r VOlTD 6£. f'E~E.C'"!L'< 5Ul1£D ~! AND t DON'T? ·: . 12:00e ••~·~w• From 541ndown" (t960) Audie Murptty. Venetfa Stavenaoft. •:00 •a AfTINCIHOOt. 8"CW. "A ~ a.ti" A 1-.. agec:I boy • IOr'oad to ~'*-~on hoe 9CllOol ballletball tMrn « rehllarslnQ for Na first prOfeslionaj ballet tole. : . ."Cheev.er's Tai.es Air· on Tel.evi,sion ~,~ tM G> .,TOlllOaY .. , NEW YORK (AP) -Jobn Cheever aa19 be deeided to test televllioD u a vehicle for bla work after an ap- pe~ a year or so ago on .. Tbe Dick Cavett Show." "One ol the things he asked me," the Pulitler Prize.winning autbor re· calls, "was. 'Do you anaswer your own mail?' "I uid I did, a nd I was i m - pr~sed with the response I re- ceived, letters from mature, well-informed men and women. And their obeerva- ti on s were as enlightened U any CHHVUI I have ever beard." At least partially a result of that experience, Cheever agreed to sub- mit three of bis short stories to dramaUuUon for television, and, further, accepted a commi•kll' to write a screenplay for the .. New Drama Project" conceived by WNET, the public TV st.aUon here THE SBOaT stories, ·:The Sorrows of Gin," "O Youth and Beauty!" and "The Five Forty-Eight," will be fed to station.a in the Public Broadcasting Service network on consecutive Wed- nesdays, beg:in.ning this Wednesday at 8:30 on KCET. Channel 28. No air date bas been set for Cheever's original, "The Shady Hill Kidnapping." Cheever says he bad never written ror the screen or st.age before "The Shady Hill Kidnapping," and would not cooaider adapting his own work for television. ''Having written the original," be says, "interests me more than the adaptations. "MY FEELING about adaptation is that a good short story is like a puncb iJl the nose. You can't do anything wtth it. ''I doubt Bemard Shaw would have been content with 'My Fair Lady.' U I liked the story, and ''O Youth aod Beauty!' I did, I'm not 1oi.og to be .-content with anything that's done with it," Cheever says. Cheever acknowledges, nonethe- less, that television offers a great.er audience for bis wort than any he's had before, and. hoping to reach a portion of it. be accepted WNET's propoi!al for the "Three Cheever Stories" segment of PBS' "Great Performances" series. "It is simply that I have something to say," Cheever suggests, "and there is an extremely large audience there to bear it.·• ''THE SRADY RILL Kidnapping'' might have been written as a sbort story, Cheever says. "I wouldn't pre- sume to write a play," he says. :'The only reason I did this one was for the bell of it, really." .Playing the College Bowl CHARLESTON,-W. Va. (AP)-Art Jl'.1emiDc LI waiting for· the day when Amerlemm duster around their radios ::.~.Dei~bLlto~!°.:=.: pbliet. Flemiq, wbo probably will be en- 1raftd forever on the memories of two 1w lltklal u boat of tbe tele•lalon 1ame abow •• .Jeopardy t •• LI tbe new mater of eermlM for "Coll... Bowl," tbe ae.......,.Qaia alaow matcbln1 .......... ----;---~ Bowl •• a teleYialoD fi~- tare ~ tbe ~ earlJ llM9, H • =to tlail 111r cm CBI Bedlo tbe ·----· ,,, Get. .. ,,.. ftnt .. --... la mid ......... PiUed ......... QDmbla. '91 ''J• wllo ..._. Im areer In .. ' 11& tlail .,.,,, • .., ..... .,_ ...... ...., .... lna ~=·· ~ =: acned to .emt:fle .. -1r.-o1cwkllltJ,*HnMB1 it ................... . bad no idea I would end up spending 13 years with the show,•• said Flem~ ing, who never missed one of the 2,8S8 programs. That same fucinatioo led to Flem- ing's involvement with " College Bowl, "wbicb!!eJoinedin 1977. Since lt lint went on the air ln 1153, "CoJJese Bowl" bas evolved into a major event featuring teams from scores of campuses ln a cout-to- cout bliatle for the national cham- pionship. Tbe competition bas been televiaed or broadcast on radio uniJl. terrupted alnce lta inception. piODSbip, Harvard was defeated by David.son College, a small North Carolina scbool. "It WU really David .slaying G_91iath ,'' Fleml.ng said. DAILY PILOT ioaqwgt/I ~ But be eays be'• excited about the 642·2197 audience WNET's "New Drama Pro---- ject" will oerer original wed by pro-..... -----·------~----., minent writen, ''and I do hope my colleagues like Updike will come in -------------------....;. : OD this.". Indeed, WNET already bas ap- proached several writers, including ~-------------------... Louis Auc b i n c loss, Donald Barthelme and Bruce Jay Friedman. Wendy Wasserstein, wbo produced "Uncommon Women and Others" for PBS last year, adapted "The Sorrows of Gin" for television, while A.R. Gurney Jr.. who pre pared another Ch eever story . "Goodbye My Brother." ror the stage. took "0 Youth and Beauty!" Playwrtgbt Ter· r eace McNally adapted "The Five Forty-Eight. .. THE DRAMATIZATIONS feature Edward Herrmann. Mic hae l Murphy, Sigourney Weaver, Kat.b.ryn Walker , Eileen Heckart, Raebel Roberts, Laurence Luckenbill and Mary Beth Hurt. The three stories are in Cheever's 1978 Pulitzer Prue·winnin& collec- tion, "1be Stories oC John Cheever." The selected stories, like most of Cheever's, focus on life in suburbia. They were wriUeo in the 1850B. but the author says, "I wu caref\al to avoid dating them. Tbey were writ· tea without attention to clothln1 styles or automobiles or attitudee that could be dated. "I have IOIDethi.ag else to say. II talk about men and women and loneliness, not cuffs on pants., and ao' on.·· Our Personality Portrait Package $10.95 ~ ~ ADDITIONAL PACKAGES ONLY $10. .. . • . .. . . . ... . : ::: .. DAILY: 10AM • 8PM SUNDAY: 10AM • 5 PM 8Ndt 8oulewtd w.anrr ... HllllXJr Boulevtrd C()smM ... 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Gary Davia, who hu staged reaouodlnelriumpba ("WeatSlde Story " ''Man of La Mancha'') at the San Clemente showplace Yn. WBIL& cut members muc lhamelellb' throulbout tbe abo•, tbe eaaemble work ~· matna Uibt and fiuld. Davia' multJ·tlered aettln1 accom. moctaa. tbe often·frenetk ac- tion qulte nicely and PatU Hubl•'• eboreolJ'aphy la h1&bly effecthe. The individual bi1bl11hta of the abow are the performances of Elisabeth Sava1e u the free- 1plrlted Nancy and Darrell San· deen u tbe villainoua Bill Syk•. 11111 Savaae does a muterfuJ job.on tbe lbow's best IODg, "Aa Loos u He Needs Me," and ls a mucb·needed stimulant u well, while tbe t.owerine Sandeen is a m08l believable baddie, and one of tbe few performers whose dialogue la totally understanda· ble. Attempts at projecting a Cockney accent generally t.alte u..tr toll OD clarity. particW.V wttll Gordon CGanelJ, "'uial tile key role ot Fastn. ec.IMO redeema bimaelf In wbat la uaually a for1ettable numb..-. "R•viewl.nl tile SltuaUon." w1tb bla outra1eoua but effecUv• pb_ya1cat aecompan.lment. YOUNG aJCRA&D Tuato la en1alinc ID tbe Utle role ot the orphan boy, while Scott Weatmoreland makea an eaer1etlc Artful Dodier and anotber youn11ter. Sb awn Daywalt. la lmpreulve ln a bit part of au. Sava1e'1 ta1atoa1 friend. Also atancttn1 out ln a brief cameo 11 Janet Maclbon u an eartby undertaker '• bouaekeeper. Pu.shine lhetr small sequences for all they are worth are Bart Williama. Ruth Pbllllpe, Larry Parka and Gloria Maddoctt u the vartoua &uardiam of OUver. All function only lo caricature. overplaying their sketchily drawn roles. "Oliver" will be presented at SebaaUan'a, 140 Ave. Pico ln San Clemente, until fwtber notice. to be followed by the risque comedy "P.S. Your Cat is Dead " in It.a second local ataetng or the year. 'Express' Jumps Track By ARTHUR KNIGHT .,.,....,.,_ .. __ "Avalanche Express," one would like to think, is a disaster movie to end all disaster mov· ies. Jts plot is inpenetrable, 1t.s people implausible. a nd it s numerous disasters so patently faked as lo be laughable. The Express of the title often looks as if it bad been manufac· lured by Lionel Trains. and the avalanche might have been created by Cocoa-Cola ice dis· penser. It's a final bow for both director Mark Robson and star Robert Shaw and one can only wi sh that they could have left on a worthier occasion. l'M SURE THAT Robson. who produce d and directed this Lorimar presentation for 20th Century-Fox release, felt that be AYM.Mfat• ••ll'lleH -~~ ,,._-oir-........... ~.._, Sc~ •••••••••••••• A ........ -y '"' ... ~~~ Cflt: U. Manltn, 11-., St>ew, L.,_ !!VIM, -llltnllllafl k Nll, JM Nem-. Mont lhiC""°41, Mika c.ttnM1, CleUOi. C.UIMlll, Krkt-H ... 11o,,...,it>Q tlnw • mlftVln M~&ll-.: ~G was issuing a strong condemna· lion of terrorism on today's political scene. Pres umably, author Abraham Polonsky, a highly politicized writer, felt that his screen play, based on a Colin Forbes novel, might help thaw out the cold war by de· monstrallng that n ot all Rusaiana -oot even all mem- bers of the feared KGB -are necessarily monsters. But bU screenplay Is so com· ( MOnE "1 _ REVIEW ) pllcated by s ubplots and by characters who may or may not be what they seem that I kept thinking of the Groucho Marx Linc. "Wh y, thjs is so simple a ch1ld of JO could understand 1t " Then. sotto voce to Chico, "Run out and find me a child of 10, I can't 10ake heads or tails of It" I G,ATIIF.R that Robert Shaw, a h1 gh-rani.ing ml·rnber of lhe K GB, had bt!en s upplying the We!>t c rn p ower s with t o p ma latary st'cre ts concernrng fe ll ow KGB m embe r Max - imilian Schell's pet project, biological warfare. and now found it prudent to decamp. I could also discern in the murk that the U.S. was providio& pro- tection iD the form of Lee Mar· vin, Unda Evans. Mike Connors and Joe Namath, smuggling him from Milan to Holland aboard the Avalanche Express. Among the :.han gs I couldn't figure out was why. 1n this day and age. they chose so vulnera ble a means of transportation as the train, whose side the Geiger gang was on when it attempted to hijack that train, and why Sc h ell , 1n fake beard and s lou('hy hat, thought he had to be pe rsonally aboard to thwart Shaw's defection. Certainly. I've never seen s uch outrageously campy villainy since the balycon days of Lionel Atwill -and hope that ldon't soonagain. THE GREATEST SICI 1RAVfl.OGUE OF ALL TIME Of()( aAftYMOll $ AGABOND SKIERS THEil£ ARE also some Wngs that just don't make sense After the avalanche or the title In which three railway cars are lost and a shoot· 'em -up that fair ly riddles the remainder, we s~ the passengers having breakl~t at the Zuric h Vahnhof. then rushing back without protest or comment to their miraculously refurbished tra10. nor are the motivations of the Geiger gan~ ever adequately exp lorl'd Presumably they a re Wl' ... t Euro peans work1n~ for 1h1· RusMan'\. but wh ) ' I thought itll Wes t Europ<' l t>r rOrt'>I'> w N• M ao1~u.. anar<"hast..., or PLO Anyway, "Av al a ncht· f,A press." dealing with a highly political subject, fail& to maJ<e any polibcal statement. Won.e than that. it fails to blend at.s potentially colorful cast of characters Into a meaningful en· tert.ainment. NONE OF THEM, lncludmg Shaw. n ses above the thtMess of the plotting 1 It's onl y a ~uess . but lhe R8 mmutt> runninr.t time would su~gei,1 cons1derablP t1·xtural 1·uttlngc; alv.a\' favoring J r l1on O\t·r motl\a t1on ) Curiously. whtlc lht' 0Hic1itl rredats g"c extended atlenuon to the flawed s pecial effect!> 1 lUperv1sed by John Oykstru and Bruce Logan ) and the even worse mmaatures of a group ca lied Apogee . t he heroac cinematographer Jack Cardlff goes unlisted. Perhaps he pre· ferred it that way. ., .. -·~· ....... 714/'75·9966 ' edwards CINEMA CENTER ,Wl1'1 COMID'f TO 001 ' .. H.UIOl AT ADNill.COSf A MISA OCT. lt-25 ' MISAYUDl.CIMT8 97'-4141 __ ..... , ....... .,. .......... , ...... ""' '!! ... . ·~· •••• ........ -1911!!~ r. ~--·--,,. NOW PLAYING ....... ' IMITtmt• ...... ""'~ \A MIUN ........ ~lltKft'4803ll M-V• l30.f>990 l1 Mo •l; \121 I/Ob ....... UM lllOIUUlllT -porlllo«~61H~ ~ l l?f,Mfj A..,,.,.,._..,., oome~ tor ... whoC8' couN. MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY ''APOCAL YP$E ~OW" CRl "AND JUSTICE FOR ALL" c~1 ' "SKATETOWN, U.S.A." CPG> "10" (R) . "STARTING OVER" (R) "WHEN A STRANGER CALLS" CR> "10 .. "SHAMPOO" (A) "HOOPER" "THe WARRl~s "UP IN SMOt<E• (A) "WHEN A STRANGER CAUS" (A) "LITil..E GIRL WHO LIVED DOWN THE '-ANE" "AMITYVILLE HORROR" • .. HOUS! BY·THE L.At<E" (R). "ANIMAi.. HOUSE" ' " ERICATHON" (PG) AL .. OltWS.f"' ONN tlJIP.M.MIMft\T CtM .. u.ie.r ti l'f'W Utt ... t • K ........ ~ .- ROBERTSHAW LEE MARVIN '"AVALANCHE EXPRESS" Plua (Al ''NORTH DALLAS 40" . ~-__ .... ntlfllbc«MD ROLLDDleco ...,.°',,. TIMf ·'UAn TOWN U.l.A." (PO) A08EATSHAW LH MARVIN "AVALANCHE EXPRESS" Plue (A) ''NORTH OA1.LAS "ENTERTH6 DRAGON" ..... !'P!:~ =-~ ... ·--.... INSIDE: •&rma Bombeck •ClauHled ~.0Dto0erSS.1t1t DM.Y Pf\..OT 0 • • GrouQd Rules for 'Game .. Of :Love' A.re ~hanging By MICHAEL PASKEVICH OfllllOe61yl" .... MMf The 1ame or love bad a cban&e ln ground ruJea last 1prin1. A urestyle some fol.ks, sUll call "living ln aln " or simply "1backln1 up" took a tum for the better/worse (choose one> when a smiling Michelle Triola Marvin walked out of a Los Angeles courtroom ln April. A judge had just awarded Ms. Marvin Sl04,000 compensation ror lost earnings and career opportunities during a six-year live-in with actor Lee. The sum was rar short of the $1.8 million de- manded by her attorneys, but it was considered a landmark victory that opened the gates for a slew or celebrity standoffs. . Mr. Marvin ls appealing the decision. "We haven't heard the last of the Marvin Case." says Corona del Mar attorney Patricia Herzog, a 22-year specialist in domestic rela· lions. "fl sparked every body's interest and alarmed a lot or men who thought they were re- asonably safe by not marrying. "That. or course. went out the window," says Ms Herzog, 56, and remarried 14 years ago So it's time for men and women who cohabitate without that ofricial sanction called a marriage license to learn. or face being burned when that priceless love affair suddenly adopts a monetary value A WRITTEN CONTRACT -a product or the 1970s .. Me Generation" -can provide pro- tection of profit and property for both partners. says Ms. Herzog, who ocrers seminars on "Legal Aspects of Laving Together" at local col· leg es Indeed. the Marvins had nothing in writing, but the judge ruled that the couple had entered into an "implied agreement." she notes. "That was the revolutionary part of the case." Until then. the traditional juc!icial ruling was what Ms. Herzog terms a "manifested in· justice "The courts said . ·you didn't come to the law and dignify the relationship so we're not go- ing to do anything for you'.·· she says. However. that unjust enrichment of one party at the expemie of the other has made the courts reconsider . . . as well as the increased acceptance of non-maritaJ relationships." She compares the new trend to tbe eldatl.ng .. community property" theory ~t biDds the married set ln divorce proceedlno "You give up the company and compan. ionablp and pleuure of your apouae'a company when that apouse goes to work. What be 1eta paid while you're givln1 hlm up is part yow:s "'111AT KIND OF THEORY is <now> car· ried over into the non-marital situation. You still have suffered a detriment when the guy leaves you and quits telling you how beautiful you are." she says laughing Not to mention how those chores at home had been making llfe a lot easier for the breadwinner. Mrs. Herzog feels the combina· lion bomewile, la~. coot, t.ui service should share ln tbe extra time and fruits those actions allowed the spouse of the house to enjoy. And think what it would have cost to hire somebody elae to handle the duties? "All of lholM: lhln11 are equitable JUld the ~ courts have to look al the total situation ... Ms. Herzog contends. And although Ms . Marvin won her case on the &rounds of an "implied agreement, it's always better in any relationship to have a writ· ten rather than oral agreement. "ITS A GOOD IDEA to clarify exactly what the rights and obligations are of each or the partners ... she continues. "When you do this at a time when both parties are friendly, it's easier and less expensive than arguing about it later." The specifics of the contracts can vary, and not all couples fall lnto the potential Marvin vs Marvin category. "I think ID most situations where both parties are employed and live ID a rented place and share expenses. you 're loolung at people who keep their money separate ... she note~ "If a spHt comes down. Mary takes her new pots and ;>ans and 8 111 takes his Porsche That s1tuat1on probably doesn't qualify as " Marvin· type problem:· says Ms Herzo~ The same no-contra.ct ob1Jgat1on usually would apply to young college student.s who don't have a lot of worldly goods to begm with and may be laving on green stuff sent Crom homt- The biggest problem th ere might be who gets to keep the new Fleetwood Mac album or the Mar- gritte graphic It's the relaUonship where one half 1~ work - ing and the other s tays al 'home an which con- tracts are most important "IT PROTECTS HER BUT it also protects him." Ms. Herzog notes. He could demand a contract in which she denies any claim to any of his earnings or goods. "There might be a few women who would put up with that," she says. On the other hand, many males might be re- luctant to sign a contract that offers a post-split percentage of b1a aavlnp and a pay-off for aervicea rendered ·~the home. Tbal. CCl9t. eould be lowered by a deduct.ion for rent, she adds. "It may very well be that the person wlU agree to perform all the domestic duties in the house ... ln return for this •you will provide a placetollve.clothesand gasollnerormycar·" This might tum out to be a short-lived con- tract when the woman says. 'Well . r·ve got my bead together. so I don 't need it'." Ms. Herzog says. There are lots of options when it comes to setting the relationship down 1n black and white. and althou1h women Uke Ms. Marvin have drawn the bia press coverage. some men have been Jeekin& compensation when a rela· tionship crumbles. Roles do reverse. .. Any professional working woman would love to come home and find that a ll the domestJc chores were performed so she could sit down. read the paper, have a drink and then get up for dinner." says Ms. Herzog. "That would be marvelous." Any way you work it. she believes "A con- tract is just as good as the good faith of the peo- ple who sign it. "They can be broken and that's what courts are for. But people m general live up to It." When that happens. the former couple can end it all with a "see ya later" mtead of "see ya in court ... Write a Will The myth or common-law marriage in Callfomu1 can lead to a double tragedy wh en one hair of a non-marital rela - t1onsh1p dJes. warn~ attorney Pat Herzog .. .. Peoplt-can li ve together until hell frl.'eZe!. oH•r Thl'r<· ., no magic time of fi ve or ... e ,en year " 1 whe n a relationshi p become" common law I Pt:opll' who hav"' laved together many )ear'> a.'>sumt: that the partner would have .,ome n ght by v1rtu~ of th<: long cohab1ta· uon ... sht· nolt':. "They"l:fon't realize that hvmg together confers no nghts on the surv1vang partner unless there 1s a legal. marital relat1oni.h1 p .. Without a wntten wall , the state 1s in position to tonf1scate all or the property left behind by the dece11scd "You can say, 'he told me he was going to make a will and that ·s why [ lived with him for 21 years'." :,,ays Ms. Herzog. "But an Call!onua and in most states, an agree- ment to make a will has to be in writing." It's not an Ironclad judicial rule, but the surviving partner faces a long court battle and must provide proof that he or she i.s enlilled to the property. "You have a hard lime." And. unlike mamed couples without ...... JOU ~ Mil "° to probate court and a.eek fin&oclaJ s upport until the estate Is settled. . A wtJJ a.tao provides crudal protection for "lllqJtimate" cbjldren ii the male dJes. 'The document can provide proof of paternity and give youngsters the right to anherit or sue if there is a question or wrongfuJ death. Without 1t. they're almost always left with noUung but the loss Creatures Sto~k A Haunted Lagoon The little monsters are at it again. With corporate and community backing no less And they've transformed the Floral Building at the Orange County Fair- grounds ln Costa Mesa into a "Haunted Lagoon ' The occult occupaUon will last until Halloween (Oct 31), when Vamplra. her screaming psychos and blood· splattered friends and fiends must vacate thelr haunt by dawn the next morning. But could any landlord deny them an extension lf they asked? Among the contributors to this macabre madneu-best known as the Orange County March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation's 4th Annual Haunt- ed House-are Orange Coast area youth groups and the Fluor Corporation's Community Involvement Team, provid· ing the "graveyard and voodoo village." The "Gboet Ship," "Satan's CasUe," "Funeral Parlor," "Psycho Room" and "Spook Saloon" are created courtesy of Key Clubs and girl scouts from Costa Mesa, Cor ona del Mar, Fountain Valley, Santa Ana and Garden Grove. The City of Costa Mesa and South Shore Builders handled construction duties under direction of Orville Am· burgey, the city's director of com· munications . All proceeds will go towards research. medical services and education in the fight against birth de- fects that afflict 250,000 babies an· nually. The ghouls will welcome guests from 7 to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday Last person out alive deadline is 11 p.m on Friday and Saturday. Admission is $1.75 for adults and $1.2S for children between eight and 12 years old. The Lagoon is too intense for kids un· der 8, so sponsors have set aside a special protective area to keep them safe while the more daring make their way through. -Mic~t Poak:rolch r I DM.VN..OT T\aelidlr. OcWw •• 1'11 Harvest Moon Shines on Festivities The Women'a Arehlteclural Le.,.,.. bolt.cl one ot It.a moet aaUclpated 1•thena11 lut weekend, a party to honor newly Uc~ archltedl • •• AND •• ,. WILLIA• aa.vaoca opened \helr ~t home in Newport tor the occa110n and C•nm and rru 8_... 1reat.cl tbe 1ueeu. After ever)'Ont enjoyed wine, cbeeae, HVOl'J .. atballl and freah ve•et•blet and tOUNCI tM Bluroeb' home and boat, aa newly Uceued arcblteell were Introduced. For btMI 1ucb sraclo"* tall, t.be Blurocka were aJvea •Waterford paperwei1bt. We "w muy old frlendl. tncJudiDC the ... Rappe.Ing• By Judith Olson Yeoe, Hert.en ......... Dick T• .. ud ... Ham-. Feel t.bat nlp or fall tn the air? We natJve Southern Calllomlan,s can definitely spot t.be change ln aeaaona aod know that the calendar pages have once a1aln been subtly turned. Fall means it's time for the annual Irvine Harvest Featlval, including the eala Harvest Moon Ball. food, aamea. craft.a exhibitions. maaic sbowa and other entertainment. Dancing to Ed Leacb 'a big band sound bl&hllgbted the Harvest Moon Ball. whlcb was attended by nearly a lbouaand guest.a. The ball attracted a crowd of luminaries, so many we can't name them all. Representtn1 the university were Dr .... Mrs. Dulel G. Aldrklll Jr., who entertained Vice ClluceUor ud Mn. Leea Selllwarts, A.ula· taat Clauedlor alld Mn. Mldaael lleaneJ, As· 1l1taJR Development. Dlredor ud Mn. &*rt Berube and ladaa&rlal Aaocla&ea Exeeattve Direct.or BeUy Leodal and her bus band Geor,e. Oelfy Nie,_.., alcNM ....... Also there were Mayor and Mn. David Silla, E. llay and Deuy Qalgley, BUI Skeea from Smith Tool and bis wife A.llloa, Bob aJld Patty Lenard, Bill Hd Peart B~. Dr. ud Mrs. S&eve Paaley, EUubetlt Slc:oU, Sapervlaor aad Mn. Tom lllley, lrvlae Jmdor' Mia Debbie Grattan and Pat DeCarlo, president of lbe Irvine J aycees. HARVEST MOON-Entertaining guests at Irvine's Harvest Moon Ball was mime Eric Da vidove of Garden Grove. With him are Ron Higgins a nd Martha Hodge, both of Irvine. ARCHITECTS -Newly licensed vchitects, from left, Greg Gill and David Shuken chat with Susan Corum from Women's Architec- tural League at party honoring them. Prosecute Child Molesters Vanishing Species DEA.a ANN IANDE&8: Please find room ID your column for a sub- ject nobody want.a to talk about. I am referrinl to cblld molestina. Recently our &-year-old daughter was molested by a trusted ramily friend. "Uncle Ed" offered to baby stt one evening. We thought It was sweet ol b1m. My husband and "Un- cle Ed" bad been close friends for years. He was the last person in the world I would have suspected as a cbild molester The next morning our dau~r told me what happened. I asked her what was wrong when she wouldn't eat and kept clinging to me. I In· formed my husband al once, and we decided to prosecute. The verdict was reached yesterday "Uncle Ed" was given one year 's probation with court supervision. When we signed the complaint, we teamed he was already serving two years' probation in a similar case Please warn your readers that the beat baby alt.ten are 1randparenta, s is ters or women friends with clUldren ot lbelr own, according to our pediatrician. Tell lbem, too, they must have the gut.a to prosecute - SMART TOO LATE DEAR SMART: 'rbank yoa for abarlag yoar patnfal experience. Your advice is excellent. So glad you asked to sil ln my chair today! DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please tell your readers again that if they are going to take any kind of painkiller. they should not drink a drop or alcohol. My husband could bave I06t his life because be did not know this · Bennie was a lways scared to death of the dentist. He bad to ,have two teeth pulled yesterday, so before he left the house he drank a oint of vodka . The dentist gave him a double shot of Novocwn. After t.be extrac lion, Bennie fell pretty good and got in bi.a car to drive bome. He passed out just before tumin& on to ihe ex preaaway. Lucky for him, he pulled over to the shoulder, and a poU~ car wu there ln a Jllfy. I feel 1ood about writing thJa letter because I may have s aved a life today. HOLYOKE, MA~ .• READER DEAR HOKE: How rt&M 109 an! Booze and drags can be • deadly combination. Add a motor vela.Ide and you have an lDvl&attoa to suicide, murder or botb. Remember mothers·in -law? They used to be the most talked- about women ln the world. By re- pu tatloo. if she was the bride's mother abe was lbe one who rail t.be whote wedding. If she was the groom 'a mother, she wore beige and kept ber mouth abut. She used to ex.lat in great numbers You couldn't go to a party 9'ithoul tripping over a couple of mot.bers-in- law. MIL jokes were on everyone's lips. <''The good news is my mot.her· in-law drove off a cliff. Tbe bad news is s he was 4riving my car.") One thing you could count on -everyooe had one. That Is, unUJ a few years ago, when the trend went to cohabit.al liv· ing, meaningful .relationships and lave-in dates. As fewer and fewer young people got married. mot.hers in -la w became a n endangered s pecies WI! Q&E Sl'ITING around bav · Ing coffee the other morn.lna when Mayva said, "I'm going to become a mot.ber·in-law in January." Sara uked ber to repeat what abe bad just said. "I said I'm going to become a mother·in-law In January.·· We were stunned. I was suspicious "You're bragging," J said. "No one 's kids get married these days ·· ·1 am not, .. she said defiantly. Era a ... M-,.lc .. My son 1s getting married and I'm go- ing to be the flrsl lady on my block to become a mother-in law lnc1dentally. whatdoesamother m ·lawdo"" '"You 00n·t know'>' we a~ked "A MOTHE R·IN LAW ndes to the church l1l the front -.eat with her YJn and rides home in anothN ca; .. She's in the fr<>nt row at thf> wf'd ding and an th<' k1tt•hl·n at the recep· lion ·· "She gets bla m ed when her son 1s thoughUess. cruel. and doesn't turn his underwear n ght side out before putting 1l in lbe clothes hamper." "A mother-ln·law ~eta to keep tbe &randctuld when 1t as cont..agiou.5 and they can't eel a regular allter ... Mayva was undaunted. Sbe just sat there and smiled. Later that night J said to the faml· ly ... I know somt.·one per..onally 1.1oho l!>gOanj(lO~amothcr-10 law ·· M } hW>band ba1d . "You·re JUSt say- lhat to~etatlC'nllon ·· Kids Hallovnan c.tumePrizes Aeguatrlt!OA. S*'ICM & conteet echeduled for &30 Mon. eve Oct. 29 llt Huntington Center, 8pQnlO(ed by H.1. Jr. Woman·aClut>tor children In 3 age 010UPS 10 and under. G4tt entry form at pUmplilln dlaptay at center of mall 1215 gtand pnut. Beech 8tvd & Edlnoer at ~fwy ILY PH.Or Cl.ASSIFllO ADS M2•M78 The Precision Haircut flrir l ;. • , I ,., 1" 1 • r ".1"11 tr r I Jll I I you h<,1 I•· 1 t>o 1.,., 1 ,..·,ur hiitrr: 1 JI d1~app1 'cH '> inc: C'.ay oflM. rorri• '' C ~mdn<:l P..-rt<Jrrnt:1• '-r· wtii::r•J Wf' Spr·<:;ldlllt' 1r lt1f: pH,1 1(;fl t 11rr Uf PrPr , n hdor JI I • (J,1• 1~r hn1 ~ue tr,r CUI · 11nq •ti•· ndir 1n t .r tr• • 1 ,.,,,,, 'h~· lldY 11 qro~~'> So .• a• I G'' 1. • r : c.f1 • ~ hd~,. An<l bt!C. '1U'>f' ' th;. tld' o, r v' t ·at r , ,, ' I f!JIJ •Hin I hdV'' tro k~E:-r '...1;)~,, ; ,, •• 11 u, ,,., 1 "'>11..ir •· r1t 1n1.: h!:,•'l dOf'< •t Thr> prer1s•vn hd1rcut wtlh •,narnpn•' dtHl t1l•Jw dry co ... tc, 1us1 '31A tef'n dollo:1rs fc,r guy~ am.I qd lfJo also otfer permanent wave<:.. cororrng. frosti ng oriel cond111on1ng No appointmen l 1s needed. 1us1 come 1n. And vou 11 see that precision is rt ghl for you T'UV:: --~~~~~~--~~~~~~-- Command Performanee .. ...... __ - ALL STORES OPEN MOH -FRI. M SAT 9-6 NEWPORT BEACH · MARINERS CENTER 149 RIVERSIDE· (Nel1 To Newpt:>,, e .. cto Poat0Hlce)641-7451 COSTA MESA · MESA VERDE CENTER Behind Ice Skeh ng Rink (Harbor & Adams) 540-6153 GLASS · -· RARE? It 1 •In he· r 11r1· and t<•d tu th1· l''llh·« lur 't•Jrchrnl( for odd Fri•nth Sex and the ·'Al. hard u I try to be a good mother, stnce the divorce I keep maktng mistakes and doinl things wrong," explained Sylvia. "J...t t.be other nieht, I did a terrible thin&. I let a man I've been dating spend the nlgbt, even tbouCb my children were at home. I never did that before. I'd either see him when they were at their father'1, or I'd make blm sleep on the couch. But thla night, one thine led to another, and I let bim sleep in my room. Then In tbe middle of the niaht, my youngest got sick and came walking Into my bed.room. Well, ab• found UI there asleep In the bed. I know she was really upeet, but sbe baan 't said a thin1 about it. ldon'tlmowbowtobandleit,aolbaven't." Thb u Uw wcond o/ a JO-port .met on the ling~ parent bll Elleft S•rmon. Row mUJ lin1le parenta have bad an ex-~enee like tbla and com'-out ol lt feellq COD· and lllhamed and pllty? It'• 10 c:ommoa fM P90Dle to aee tbe whole ... ae of ea and tbe lln1le JNanat ID a lurid Upt. tbat tt'• oftm dlfftcult tiw even tbe woman MrMlf to llCknowledae tbat the ltlll needl love, affedtma Md U. latlmac1 ol a nonna1 en life jmt aa • c1id WbeD lhe wu tafe)J married. Tbe qwtm remalDa bow to baDdJe tb1I wtth your eblldrm. Tbe coalllet bet.treen bet.DI • ''aood motlall''' md meetiq ,._. OWD penonal DMda ta not • eaay one to n.olft, ucJ many a .... ...... falll llltO tM tnp of tportq ..... own Mnallv ,.._. t.bu nu banaial w ddldl'9. ...... poor ...... to clof ....... ....... estabalr -.......... to ... , ..... , I tllll*-It II ....._. to sr OD tllle· # .._ ot cliler.doa ntlMr tU8 ..,.. row lldldr9 tooODtftlf to,_.. ....... . It ma, Mm lib* lot of ...... to arTaDl9 ddl, bat NBMID .. aet JOll Uft maD7 dlf. ,.,.. --.................... to .... ... ... wltla ,.,. .... ,.... C!bUdNl.,.. ........... " ..... ,,_ • PA&'l'la1IAltLY fttlS .._ tbe nl•tlollblp II MW ud rw ._'t dear about ? ' Single Parent whether it will lut or not. There is a real dan1er in allowing your children to become too deeply Involved with a succession of tbe men ln your life. Thia ll because they may have a ten· dency to attach themselves too qulck.11 to these lovers, allowing them to take too important a role in their lives. Children who experience the I.«:lle.Call- You-Daddy syndrome may ftDd tbemMlftl re· livine the trauma they underwent when their fat.her left, each Ume t.belr mother breaks up with a Jover. Thia ll not to say lbat a ainale parent shouldn't expect to have some men in her life and ptepare bel' children tor that. I think It's helpful to explain to your children that their Uvea and your We are going to be dllferent in many ways now that they're livinl alone with you. One dltterence will be the fact that you ex- pect to have aome men friends, and t.bat you will be dotna aome of the t.biql with them that you Uled to ao with their father. LET 'l'llSll KNOW TllAT you undentand that tll6t wU1 probably make them feel aad or 811· ary IOIMtlmet, but be ftrm ID tellinl tbem that'• the way lt'• IOIDI to be beca-..eJOU don't Intend to 1et baek wttb tbllrfather. The reuoa for th11 it that cblldren usually contlnue to harbor fant.ulea about their mother and father reunltiDI after a divorce, and you waat to help them work tbrouCb tbeae feelinp aa quickly • pouible . Your ebUdreD may also need to be ,.. auund tbat tbey're In DO dancer of beln1 bumped beea ... of any of your new frieodl. Y oa may baYe to ,., over and owr that \bey laaH a lpecia1 place wltll ~ md DO OM elM wtJ1 ..-ta• tbat place. Wbm &MY beliD to fMl men MCWe abOut 1"" IOM ·..a let ewer tlM 1h•k1-.1 that •ualb NUill from -.. tbrouab a diworee, tbey'tr ,..._blJ be able ti afff.Pl tbe mm ta your Ufe • . l'lllle we're OD tbll 111~. tt ma1. be a fOOd .._ to IM U.m lmow 10U would ap. preel• tbem tnockln1 OD JOW' door before ·they .... rour room. ~~ Jock-0-lantem Contest Plci<-up entry bms 1n ~nter o f Hunttngton Center Mall Three age cateoorres 8 & under. 9 to 12 t2 a up Bring pumpkrns Fri untrl noon Sat. Oct 26-27 Buy fresh pumpkins now from the Boys Club of H B tn the mall Beach BIYd & Edlngec.at '40 5 twv pa,ll• Jt'Wt'lry Ont> JUlhonl }' re ports fmdang no mo1 e than arx pieces a ~ear II was always hand 1arell.od foil ed. ud set an gold or s1lvl'r In t•arl\ Cl\'1h:ut1ono; mo:!>t li(la.-.s Aas madt' for U't" tn Jl'welr~ ll wa~ h1ahly valut'd un<l" us not used as rm· 1lataon anyUun.: :n lM l8Ui century. ~ Joseph Stnu •. Jl'V'l'ler to the F'renr h • a court. devel~ J le.id glai.i. so brllhant it ~amt' the first sur · cessful dlamoa4 substatute M any 18th century patces contained both ·paste .. and natural stones Set.s or jewelry w-ere ... om once. broken up. bi ~~rt" the .. paste .. d11tarded. and a new set v " made for tlw next court ex· lra v aganui. £, We alsobuy;mtlqueJewelry Bring ~ r your s IO for 8 ('(lllrteousevaluallon lliIJ' f.tl, Ulll& ,_c.w,.~-&,....,, 11-4••.,._·M 7· .... ,~ ........ __. .. _ .. _. It's lack Cheddy lrewt fficko harp Cheddar, Ith A Nip Of Beer Hw 1 t U•tecl A •allablllty farms . OF ONIO .. ..... ~ .. ........ .................... FASHION ISLAMD --.. ·-··'·• ...................... .-............. , ....... __ .. ....,.. .. , .... ...-----~.,. ------·-·· ... --.... -.... ~...._.. .. ..,.._.__,..... _ _....._, .......,....._,.......-.... MA"1MDUKI ' I FOR 1'ETTER OR F R WORSE ----------------------' HAO SUCH GRERT ~ t10THERHOOO, MOON MULLINS lf/ESf F/IS~lotJ MOOEL S .ARE $0 BEAUTIFUL r THE FAMILY CIRCUS • by Bil Keane "Daddy puh his fingers in its eyes and his thumb in its mouth." DENNIS THE MENACE by Ferd & Tom Johnson GORDO JUDGE PARKER 5CIU8&L.E 5CRl8&U: SCRl811..£ \ OM.YN.OT C2 by Cltlrlts M. Scltufz llG GEORGE l'M AWAKE! THE~tS'BOHK" • I I I I i s I I ' 9 ORABBLE .SOIJNOS LI(( MOM MIO OAO AR£ MA-JtN6 AIJ Al{Crl..I MEIJT ! / DR . SMOCK L-OOK, wf;:'Rf: TRYING TO SAV E: 5N5RGY -roo, Klc;::>PO MISS PEACH tfv, JOS~f by Tom Batiuk by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Ooux PlEA5E, LEf ME ~AlK ()l(.AY, YOU RE IN ALONE, 5AM' ON YOVlt<mN' l by Kevin Fagan by George Lemont SO NOW YoU CAN CRANK YOUR OWN PUMe ee:P (.JP ANP POWN.1 by Men UUrius ' NOT' TM.CT r accvav AL.L ~ M&Aa.t .... TODAY 'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS I fw•nQt• c, Rest0<1 ,,, E•Ct>I 1..: Moun•11n Ptr•t1• 1~ 8<1!hlrm tr nt'fO 1t ROOP<'• 17 Acts up 19 Bu~• d - 20 l•Ol''I ':!I fleet UM 22 Me.ti 23 Resuroe 25 Sea Fi 26CIO!MIQ JO Arrltne IOI TOiedo 31 French POii 34 Alias 36 Emulate 38 Mountain 39 Lrterarv piece 2 WOIOS 42 A GabOI 43 Consume 2 WOldS 44 Woody - 45 Squelch 47 Outdo 49 Fashng 1tme ~ Huirv 'i t GO.ii .. ~t<'iOPt ~3 Cain<. vi(! m 5'> Cal1¥1<1.11 .JtJt>• '·CJ"-l I 1•1 t ' E •C'O<.t l. B·lhC.tl P•I'' J words 6.t u111tzer 6S OuQ °'' 66 Anoer o< SPte.tO• 68 0dVI~ OI Mt<llt'r 69 Leqal wrong DOWN 1 C;in1ne-; • Mf'lo<ly • 3 N1de 4 Asian desert 5 Warm ove1 6 Greel< le1tf'r 7 Olfteer 2 woras 8 AdVCISillV 9 VeHow 1ac~e1 10 Beardless 11 Temple 12 Scope 13Sway 15 Sin 24 -GrCCf'le UNITED Feature SynO•Cate Mona~y 5 Puzzle Solveo 25 Forme1 Br1t-''h colony 26 C1aps playet 27 Am<>W 28 Amassed 3garn 29 B11t No Amef!Ctl 3 1 Vehicle 32 Ms Otew 33 Tireo 35 ColOt 37 Mist 40 Adhe1ent Sulhx 4 1 Indisposed 46 Te•as team 48 Hair unguent )I -Hawkins 5.! Cyst 53 Ad101n 54 Founoauoo 55 [)()()( pall 57 Access 58 Empet'Ot 59 Always 60 Others 63 Confronted ........ Li/e's Stireas Crime Cmue? •1oa.•rraas11D«S011N Dear Dr • ...._,....: Our I08 INW up aa what many call a "perfttt tenl.Mman •• U. oever 1ot In· to lroub&e lDalde or outtlde ol le'bool He .,..,t lhroup four y..,.. ol collqe u a 8 ·ph11 atudent. IOl a ftne job u ualatant to a \fie. president ln a manufactwiq nrm. But trOu.ble ~Ian four yean aller M •u married. Al IO be •u dlvotttd and hla wlfe ob- tained cua&ody of thalr dauabter Not k>n\:~er. of all thlnp, M wu uuaht trytna to rob a Hi• • ~ue ls auu peadina I What I cu't undent.nd ls bow a fine boy Uke that can IO wrona• 1111 It pouible be may be alck! -Mrs.G. DEAR MRS G.: A report Ul the Archives of General Psychiatry may explain what bappeoed to your son. It e1presie1 the Mlief Uuat too many 1tre11ru1 We eventt can drive a man to crime The•e e venlti r ranced from death of \ DOCTOR IN spouse, l06s of • job or ~ b~ ot a marriage, THE HOUSE trouble with the boss , financial dilflculties or other problems. THE &E8EA&CREa8 interviewed 179 male in· mates of a federal prlaon and a atat.e penitentiary ln Waahinetoo. The men were asked about a U1t ofllfe I event.a that might have occurred a year or so Mfore they were imprisoned . f Among these events were reasons common to ,streas suffered by e veryone ln the population. <Financial and marital difficulties, etc.) But the differences in the prisoners were evl· dent: they were less stable, more mobile with grea~r chance in residence, changes In jobs, more divorces, more trouble with in-laws. HOWEV£&, IT'S CLEA& that social, economic and racial rorces are not the only anawer, for only a small fraction of these become cnm1na.ls. And there are crimlna.la who have not known poverty, racism and aoclaJ UmltaUon. l doubt that illness ls the reason for your son's problem, Mrs. G. Nevertheless, why not have him checked by a doctor? There's always the possibili- ty that bizarre behavior might be due to un- s uapected illness. * * .. Deu Dr. S&elacrolUI: I am a young sec retary a nd afra1d or losing my Job. In addition, my social lire ls being shred to tatter6. The reason Is many wb.i te spots have de ve loped on my race Our family doctor i;ays nothing ran be done ror them except using some makeup to cover the m Isn't there some other t reatment" I've heard that wiin1< ultraviolet light m ay be helpful. Mist. V. DEAR MISS V .. U your problem is vitillgo <loss of skin pigment) your doctor is nght there's no treatment. As In your case, this e<>ndi· tion causes disfigurement that is reason for worry and anxiety. We don't know what produces viUUgo. About l to-2 percent or the population suffer from it. I sug- gest that you ask your doctor to send you to a dermatologist · s ••• v .... A~-...... Prime Mlnlster J ack Lynch or JrolMd will VISl t t h e! u s from Nov '7 to 15 and meet with Prmudent Curter on Nov. 8, the White l louse announ ced. Toy Cord Being Recalled WASHINGTON (AP> -Durham Induistrles, Inc., la recalline the de- tachable connector cords s o ld with 97 ,000 toy telephone sets, accord- l ng to the Cons ume r Product Safety Com· mission. The cord! are part of model 7028 "Holly Hob· bie" dial-intercom toy telephone aet. AVAILABLE IN pink and blue with the words "Holly Hobbie" printed In the center of the dial, the toys have been sold by K-Mart s tores for about $9.95. Officials s aid the cord connecting the two bat- tery.operated telephones has two-prong plugs at t.>ac h end. These closely res e mble e lec tric a l plugs and childre n forc- ing them into an elcr t rical outlet could he shocked or burned , com mission officials said ONE SUCH Incident involvlniJ an 8-year-old girl has been reported. HE MAY CONSIDER the t.L'\e of drugs called psoralens in conjunction with daily exposure to i.unl1ght or ultraviolet light. This may produce . som e replgmentalion of the spots. But it ls long, Redeal1ned replace- ment cords will be pro· v1ded lO parents who re- turn the current cords to Ou rh a m lndui.tr1es . Inc .. 41 ·Maw son /\ve , New York , N Y • 10010 Conflict Cited SACRAMENTO CAP ) tedious treatment. and results are oft.en disap· ·pointing. -The recently retired district attorney of San L u is Obis po County would have a conflict of interest lf he now joined a law firm that holds the county public defender's contract, aays Attorney Gener a l G e ora e Oeukmejlan in a formal opinion • Meanwhile, until we rind a cure, your doctor's : sugeeation to use coverup makeup seems like a prac· : t acal suggestion. It's likely it will save your job and ! lmproveyoursociallife. . * * .. I Learn how to stop short of fatiaue. aaya Or. 1 Steincrohn in bJs booklet, "How To Live With Leas 'I Tension At Home ." For a copy write to him at Box 1560. Cost.a Mesa 92626, enclosing 50 cents and a 1 atamped, self-addressed envelope I I Prepare Well Club Management ' • Career Challenging ' I By JOYCE L. KENNEDY I Dear Joyce: A fteld I'd like &o kMw .._.ls dab maH&e•eal-la I ... ••unleet &o au ol a d9b'• mem...,., ~ ii &lie pay ud de , apec'11! eelle&e at8dJea prepare 9119 I fer --'' I -G.•., Ponlud, Ore. '1 Private club members tend t.o be uwardly mobile, dlscernifta people 1 who may become peevish when they : find their fun-time money brings Ina than perfecUon: conflict comes wltb the territory. lll well·run clubs . however, maa.1en don't 1et Jerked around at tbe whim of every member but re- port only to the board of dlreeton. aSING A Q.tla mana1er can be I pfttt)' alee, eva 11amol"OUI, Job. nia "91''• pay ftprea ..... ~ yet ~•.,. but • raqe two 1-.n aao for ____. of Mtablllbed clubl wu •.OOO to •• 000 uaually. With friqe a.a.au. the total Job value ... ---t.o "°·°'°· Tiie a.lb 11aaa1en AaloclaUon of Amertca. Ill It.I placemmt ..mce, .. -i llCelPl lld• of Job t:'1np tllat ,_, ._ tltM •.ooo MM ~ .......... 10,000,.w-. .W -I I•) ulYerlllJ, , ... tea::• ... _._ .... ,. .. ... .... , ............. .,. ...... ; .............. .. ce•n•• er o"btr reerHtlo••I ,. ..... ( __ CARE_ERS_J miniatrative and people akilla. Other euenUal.s: a work!ne knowlqe of food service ; expertlte In penoooel, nnanclal and property mana::ent; the creaUvlty to 1u11est l for parties, athletic evenu and special activities. A college education la not ablolute· ly r equired but lt'a a very eood move, not only for the knowledee but alao f« the status. Your curriculum should lim toward the boepllallty ln· dustry -perb•r• bu1ine11 ad· mlnlatratlon w th hoapltallty coursework. Several unlvenlu .. of. fer 1peclllc pro1ram1 in hotel, restaurant and club mana1ement. WO•SN BAVS DISCOVB&KD elub ... a11ement and, In some boepttdty propam1, compriM the majority of 1tucJeata. The number of female member• of tbe Club Muqers ~iaUon bu lnereaMd 25 per~ 1n nve yeara. DHpat.t economic problema, ID· dutry aftlctal1 believe the outJooll for clube rem&lM brtpt-11 aon, u U.., IN ..U muapd and adapt t.o U..ct.n .... U... 1teADllt llRVIC~: A coretr .,.,..,. .. ~~ .. CW> ,,,..,.,. ........ ; .. bt ...... 119 #"1. I. fo *-' G CON ol "a.I> JI 0•011•••1, '' IHIHt 0 tl·CHI ....................... , .............. °"°" ... """ ,.,.,.,., .. ,.,.. Llllll IC,...._,._,_,C...._-. Gay-right THE ORDINANCES w e r e approved In Augu•t by the San Jo.e City Council and Santa Clara County Board of Supe rvisors. But they were held in abeyance because petition drives were started within 30 days of approval by the council and supervisors. The le1lalators also had the option to repeal the ordinances they 'had approved, but rejected that possibility despite pleas t.o do ao from oppo· nents at meetines . ''IT 1.8 EVIDENT to me that it la expensive and unnecessary to place It on the baJJot. It i.s also divisive in the communi· t y ," s aid the R ev . Ma rvin Rickard, a lead· ing oppone nt of the measures. PUBLIC NOTICE ~ Tht IOllOWl.-Q !Hf t.Ofll •r• dOl"O ~,.,...\~ THE fl OWEllt COM P ... HY. 11..0 0 1i.e Tr" Cir , Y-1.1no•. '"' "* M•• Mell<,.,. lf..0 011"• Trff (ir Yor1M l.lncN CA., ... <;t rr• Mette,.,, 11..0 011-. ,, .. (Ir , YOt ... LI"°" (A'7 .... T P\I\ bV"M \\ I' COf'Jd U4. t•d DY • qe,..re1 -1~\.Np """''~If(,_, fr'll\ ''""'.-"""""' wa\ flied wit" '""' CouMy C..,• of 0.-c-1.,..., 0• I-•"·"" Publlv.G Or-CO.\I D•llY Pilot ()<I 7) )I) No• 4 IJ ,.,, loOl)I I• PlJBUC NOTICE NOTIOI TO(UDtTOllS IUN•-ClOUltT 0~ TM• STAT• Of' CM.1..0.NIA l'O• TM a C:OUWTY Of' °""'NO• ........... E•l•t• of JACQUES LAU F~£R, o.u-HOTICE IS HlfREBY O IVE H to'"" creclllort of --• ,,.,,_ <M<-1 llWll e ll --!Vvt"Q r l•lm\ ~eifl<1 ,,_ MIO c11M:-..1 ert ••Qu"ltd lo Ill• '"""'· wllll ,,. 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(i•t~ <,. tl.A/lf't .,, ''""' J1 ..... .,...." ,., f ••• Jh ... , •• tr---f t•h I It.....- ,.ttl')9 ..... 1"4'f'"'.,',_ .. ,,. t JfAH II HAI.DC MAN .... MA•V JOOt •US<IO ''"''"-·-w .. 1mlM .... UI 91'1.J .. _ ... , ... 1 •• ...,. .... ....... -........ .,_Or-Coe .. 1 0.ty P-O< t , •• u. JO, How •••• ,.. _, " PUBLIC NOTIC ~ rtJ-...C NOTICE P Bl.I<' NOTICE •.1'••• ·~, .. 1'WfJ ..... ""''' a.-.,"" r Altf• '"' • 1":W "' .,. ..... , ~ ........ ...,, • ., .. ,, t '• """""''""-"'" fv .,i ,.,, ' • 1f;.,-.,. •1"-,.# '' t~\ • """· h O O• ""' " •.-.11....,,,..,v (, kfq-.-t J h•">f"••. r'"' '"~*'• '••"'CJ •t"t"" IO""'' t t#ft .f ~-_, f Ow.-tt """'0- toOP'• u ttn ~ 11'*>1 PVOHUwd ()r~ fo.\& O•il t Pt1ot /)ney in the BanK • Scorpio's Accent on Income Potential WBDNUDA Y, OCTOBER M 87 IYDNEY OllUR ARIES march 21-April 19): Accent on com- m unleation, aplrltual lul1bt, bein1 true to yourself. plannlng ror Joume)'. educational pro- ject. advertllln& or publlabln1 prorram. You aet allmpee behind acenes. TAtraVS (April 20·May 20>: Get beneath layers ol pretense -get tJue picture concerning leases, ownership, taxes, flnaoclal structure af- fecting partner, inate. Caprtcom, Cancer natives fipre prominently. Nolhinc la halfway -ir play· lng 1ames. you will lose. GEJONI (May 21-June 20): Fln.iab project, plug loopholes, coordfbate efforta with one close to you . Including partner or mate. Aires. Libra persons figure in scenario. By makint reasonable concessions, you eventually enjoy significant ad· vance . Act accordingly! CANCER (June 21 -JuJy 22)· Emphuis on new • contacts, getting to heart of matters, expressing yourself in original way. Leo. Aquarius persons are in picture. You gain valuable information con· cerning basics of job and security. LEO <July 23-Aug. 22). Gentle approach to one who means much to you is now a requisite. Message will become crystal-clear. Accent on creative urge and outlet . speculation, lalting a chance on hunches. feelings. accouma, aourc:e material. B.eordl ol boaplta.11, orcanlutiona may have oo be req..a.d. AQlJA&RJS <Jan. 20-P'eb. 18): Aeeent on com- mitment. int.emlfied relatiooabip, lnve.un.nt.' pro- motion and production, more reaponaiblUty and money. Capricorn. Cancer and the number 8 t11ure prominently. PISCES <Feb 19-March 20>: You are due for wider recognition. What seemed a "bad deal" turns out oo be a boon. You'll aet credit for wile choice. There is room for you at more elevated position. Civic honor could come your way. Plate of the Day Young studen from Buffalo Ridge School in Cheyenne, o ., look forlornly at a por- tion of their s ool destroyed by a tornado last July. T damaging twister. which killed one and injured 60. is the first known ever lo hit Cheyenne. It left a number of children too frightened to even to look al the s ky. VIRGO< Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Someone, perhaps re· sentful and envious, makes serious attempt to get you off right track. Be prepared; protect self in "clinches." Be versatile without scattering forces. Insist on answers to inquines, not "tall tales." · UR.RA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22) · Vour idea5can be transformed into viable concepts You receive verification. a green light -you will have necessary support. Relative aids in making impor · tant contact. FERRARI -This plate is mounted on the trailer tutch of a 1966 Pontiac Bonneville sta- tion wagon Larry Ruiz says the wagon is used to trailer his other autos to car shows. But he doesn 't own a Ferrari '"'orm•ft()r\ tnor '~ Pt•t• m ·~ 0 4Y . I\ \UPC>ltf'd by Mtkf' F.O.y. ... utl\Of' OI ,,.... ,.,. ""(11t1on o• fN> 'Who \ Who ot ~rW>Mftled (e 11torrut1 ltCf'f"Y. Pl•1111" Gas Prices Outstrip Rest tf Necessities WASHINGTON \P) A visitor from outer s pace taking a dnve across America 1nhe 1960s might have thought that earthlings were superstitious abolEumbers -especially numbers such as 33.9, 35 9, 38.9 The roadside w; dotted with handwritten sandwich·board signs proclaiming figur1 like that. They were gaso~e prices. I N J t 1 I. '" E N th e automobile was ew, gasoline cost 29.8 cents . gallon. The average price felb 19.2 cents in 1941 . It climbed owly, but did not reach 30 centsntil 1957. Then, for the net 16 years, a dollar J boulbt yod.bree gallons of g•aollne, morer less. . If your tank w1 dry •nd you called out three 1.mlllu words -"Filler 'er uPl -you were generally commling younelf to apendiQa 90metq under•· lN OCl'OBER 3, when the Arab oil embar against the U nited State egan , the roadside signs used to ad· vertise gasoline · ces changed a vital digit. According to e Bureau of Labor Statist· , the firs t numeral in th typical sign changed from a a 4. Regular, lead gasoline that month, the BL says, hit an average pnce 40.2 cents a gallon. Prices of al were rising, necessities ro prices or non· the prices of all rose fastest. t everything but prices or raster than essities. and ms of energy FUEL HAS ECOME infla lion's bellwethe1 Nothing else that most peop~ use regularly Beach Flub Uuh ~~eds Eyed itiSC San Clem~te City Council memben sai th(Y want to re· view at their No\ 7 meeting a $582,000 pl~ rea.arblsb the ag· ing city-own Be~b Club. Afterhea gWiUamDavis,of Davls·Duba e ~rchitectural firm, preaenh melified renova· tlon plan, eotndl bembers said tbeywanted.,stu4'theunsolicit· ed proposal from )cal designers Phil Peter a.ad EP•Boucbelt. THE aov TT-PETEil plan wu pres lut month to the dty Pa and Reueation Comml11lon. ommiasioners uked tbat the 1 be submitted as a bkt to the y Council. Tb• origin Davis·DUbaime plan recelv only one cost Htlmate fro contractors who were uked to don it. That bld, a -7 ~Goo al tbat1 was twice u blp u , was auble- quentlyreJ by the council. Davil told U Df.em.~ that lie bu tacted b\&Ucl1QI coatraeton NY tbey want to 1ubmtt for the project. has risen so fast or bO con· sistently. T ake bread and gasoline. In October 1973, when gasoline averaged 40.8 cents a gallon, et one-pound loaf of white bread cost 31 cents. March 1974 : Gasoline hit ~2.8 cents; bread reached 34 cents. August 1976~ Gasoline hit 60.3 cents; bread cost 35 centa. March 1979: Gasoline, 70.6 cents; bread. 41 centa. June 1979: Gasoline, 85.6 ce:nts; bread. 41 centa. July 1979: Gasoline, 90.8 cents; bread, 42 cents. IN AUGUST 1171, the last month for which the government has figures, gasoline averaged 94 3 cents per gallon and bread sold for ~3 cents a loaf. The American Automobile Associa· tion says its s urveys show gasoline averaged $1 a gallon in late September. So far this year, government fi gures show. gasoline prices have gone up at an annual rate of 69 percent: fuel oi I at an an- nual rate or 77 percent: bread, 13 percent; shoes. 7 percent; and consumer prices tn general. 13.8 percent. The gallon of home heating oil that cos t 22.3 cents on the average in August 1973. cost 80 cents last Aug ust The 100 therms of natural gas that cost $10.49 in 1973 coM $32.65 last month TODAY IT TAKES $3.47 to buy as much home heating 011 as Sl bought in August 1973. It takes $2.46 to buy as much gasoline as $1 bought then. But it only takes $1.59 to buy as much bread as SI bought six years ago Since the s tart of 1968. the prices for all consumer pro- du.cts, ~aken together . except energy have risen 115 percent. Energy prices have risen 196 percent, nearly twice as much. The National Cente r for Economic Alternatives, a Washington research organiza- tion, cak:ulates that this year the price> of energy have risen three times faster t han the prices of other cons umer goods. CEN1ER ECONOMIST Mi c hael Maze rov says the aver age household in America devoted 64 percent of its budget oo payin~for energy in 1973, but now devt>tes 8.5 percent. He guesses Uult will rise oo 10 per- cent by tlE end of this year. Church,Y Animals Keep Farm Jumping SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov 21 ) You receive news which could add up to money in bank. Accent on valuables. personal possessions. income potent.Jal. Gemini. Virgo, Sagittarius persons figure pro· minenUy , SAGl'ITARIUS <Nov 22-Dec 21 > H1gh1Jght dramg, p1oneenn1;. 1mtlat1ve -but be gentle in handlin~ affairs in domestic area Genuine bargain 1s available. especially '4hcre home repairs. UCI Anrwunces Public Classes VISALIA IAP > -Squawks. sque aks . roars . g runts and growls gr eet a visitor to a purchai;<'l> arc concerned Timing is on target. The folio"' ing schedule of actJ v1t1es open to lhe publll' has been announced•by the UC Irvine Ex·. tension program F'RIOAY HOY I private menagerie near here ... ,::~1 ~~~~::7~:;:;1~;::~;· that its owner says began when Eo .. ••o "°'.,." ·-"'·n ••tt o,. ,. CAPRICORN <Dec 22 Jan 19) What appears on surface may not be "real.•· Remember dictum, "All that glitters is not gold." Check statements. he found two orphaned cougar n•"' ""•"' .. 11.",. • .,. '"''' S B• p • R••"or' a OIV'..o..t-. Pf"OQrllf'f" • )0 cubs while hiking. ex 188 ers1sts . "' 'lO 0,.. n ... 1t9<1 .. ,,. .. °"' "Some people play golf. Some :.:.;;;,:..:::,,.:,, •fl<•u0•• """ people like to go to the movies . . WEST POINT. N.Y. <AP) -Male cadets at to•1ou -uTu•ou. Nov ' We collect animals and birds," the U.S. Military Academy continue to equate ·r~Pou1"'11~0:1,,1,,,,40 . ,.,, said Tony Mendes, with a bright leadershJp with masculinity, despite the presen~ ~-·· Pn o . c1on.01 ~;chOIOq•"· blue and yellow macaw perched or women at West Point for nearly four years. a re· ~~·~·:..~ 0 E-=~~:i::., on his shoulder. port indicates. .ut-. "-' .. _,,, _,.., ,.,,,., •. Although men in each entering class are, "less ~-:::.,•::~pt, ~~.~': .• 1 '~:":.: MENDES, A RETIRED traditional in sex-role altitudes toward& womea's -·.-s. ..... , ... ..._-. dairyman who has 75 bird and roles," the report released by the acedetny showed ~,!··~,::r: .. ..:.~'~•::;. animal species on bis 2~acre leadenhlp at West Point sWl "is l"elat.ed to wb.at is ............. ......,.. --.. spread, says all t.be animals pay stereotypically mucuUne: physical prowess. ::;• ~!:c.::7' ...:.,•..;· for themselves through the sale positive attitude aboul physical activity, and a ,...., ... -· u~ .. -..,. of their yowig. masculine sell im•ae." ., .... ~·•., '° '""" s.c • • ... 11 S udi t • .__ ad 6~ do not --1'-$ P"' ltM tOO, S.C .. t There are five raccoon&-. l~ l ea a .._ ac emy ..... w women s..-• -uc• ~ .. ,,...,.,. uo mountain lions, ostriches, emus, perform as well H '!}en ln lesta of pbyaical _-<...,.,. w J,,.. t.00 ,,._ h.Jldf'-. < lllf'\~ m•tf'r••I\. 1wn1" ""° (Mnl.1""1 (ommwn1t "''0"' HOw•rO W•t\On 0'-~~nt At1m1n1-.1rait1# 51,..~·'"' A\"iiOO•I~ IN. A OIW·dav y..,,,,,_., • X> ..-. m • lO pm c,.,, ... P.,,,t VC• <~ f.., ~ 1nc1.-, 11.1rw ,.. ~U'Q, '""° c •• ,, m•t.,.r1•t'\ 'P1'14rm.oco10qy -llW 0H>t61 P• t•H'll At<"""'ct Thom11H•, PftMm 0 P"'•rm.c•U Cllf\M'""'4<:y Otp.artment. U(I ,,. • ., .... C.nlt't U•on.,cl o. Peul M 0 , 4'\)0(••I• < lttU<.tlf C>rO- t•,\Or ctep•rt""•nt ot f •fft1ty ,..ecl1c11w. uc1. Or llotMrl ":it. t•ft•U. CH6t tutoeon A OM•CI• , ... ,v. I •·"' ) om . llm F·l1 1 ':::: .. s..::: ~~~:-s::!~ftC:Ji U ' to--\ Of ()r-C-Y o.rn .... .,... *...,, "\o-tk -... • C..str~J ........ -··-·""°'J -•--UC-~•-!.:!!.~!~~ ::-;•;•m ~ :::,~·~:J. ~-Scl4lf'C• 8lclg., UCI. F .. I • "1, •ftC-__ I .. >. -· -CN<•lfoO rheas and a host of rare bird strength and sltlll becluse or physiological dif. -~~~':"'~~....! .. c...- species in addition to several ferences. Womt;n cadets are also more likely to be ,,.., oc1 ..... ""'o °'""'"" '"'"'"~ Call 642-5671. more common animals. Mendes injured during training, and drop oul of long runs :',,,~,!:--:": :':"';";e : ,:--:!,• ~:~:,':~0~0~~~ ~anstoexpandhiscollect~nto ~m~o~r;e~f~r~~~u~e~n~t~ly~t~h~a~n~th~e~m~e~n~.~~~~~~~~~~~P~";··~~;~~~~~~"~e~~~~u~c~·~~~~~~~~~~; include llamas, zebras, giraf~ -; and wallabies. About the only ammals you won't find on the farm are dogs and house cats, but Gypsy, one or the family's cougars. does a good imitation of a house cat, Mendes said. GVPSV USED TO be allowed 1n the house, but not since she ate the parakeet, Mendes added. She liked lo be s cratched, wrestled with and ride around in the back of Mendes' pickup She 1s perhaps the best-known of Mendes' menagerie, laking trips to this Central California city with rum weekly Mendes has always been in· terested in animals and raised rabbits. goats and pigeons when J youngster HE FOUND THE orphaned cougar cubs 28 years ago whJle hiking in Sequoia National Forest in the Sierra Nevada east of here. He decided to keep them instead of turning them in for the $50 price on their heads. His 14-year-old son, David, has taken on the care of the animals since an injury partially dis· abled Mendes. AP~1 Calling the energy crisis "the greatest single threat to national security.'' Oc- cidental Petroleum Corp. cbatrman Armand Hammer says ccngresaiorial bacld.q of President Ca rter'a policies can solve the pro- blem. He cited relatton1 with Mexico and tax breaks to uUUttes u the keys. Be a carrier! Ever wonder why Daily Piiot carriers smile so much? Because they're havino FUN! When you're a carrier. you get to meet others your qwn age, go to special meet- ings with food and prizes, and win great prizes for sign- ing up new subscribers. And that's not all! You can earn your OWN money and show you're not just a kid anymore. U you're 10 years or older, why not find out more? call 642-.. 321 or send in the handy coupon today! DAILY PILOT ------·-·-------------1----------------·' Dally Piiot ClrcutMton Dept. S30 W ... ,, P.O. Box 1580 Coat• Mnll, Calff .. 92628 , Yeti I would like to know more abOut t>ecomlng a carrier. Please contaot me about a newspaper route. ~---------~-------~ City _______ _ ZJp. _____ ,Phone ___ _ .,,.... ......... (8 ~Y"lOT The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED A 5 You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With • Want Ad I (642-5878] One ·call Fast Credit A ........ ......_ ,_ S. HMHt lor S. HMM• hr S. ..._...For S. ....... llor S. ttc.Mt Por S. Monet•••••••!:':'.!':!: ••• , •••• ....................... .•.................... •·•·•···•·•·••••····•·· ........................................................................................... . •••r• IOOJ 8wr• 1002 G....... 1002 G••rel 1002 ... .,.. IOOZ G1Mr.. 1002 ~· IOO . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... ... . ................. ,.... . . . . . . . . .. . . .. .. ....... . ..................... ·-------- EQUAL HOUSING .PPPORTUNITY .. M1h1r\Meekr. AlJ ~al e.tllle ad Vt'rluted 1ft Ulil ne'WSj)llPff la •Ub• Jett to the •'ederal Fatr Hou11 n1 Act of t 968 wtllch makes ll 11leg111 tu adver taae ''any pre fere-oce, Um1lallon. OT dlscrimlnaUon based on race, co&or. rellaion. sex. or national oriain. or an totenlion to m ake any such preference. l1m1ta. tJon. or discri manat1on." 1lUa newspaper will n-0t ~winJIY accept any adverllsln g for r eal eltale which is in viol11· tlonolthelaw. "' WAIATID A Oad wanb Mom In Minnesota with ham Pn~ miucf'd "300(1 on du 4 Br t.imlly room home ln OtillljCt' with Villa Part school• G rr • L netlbborbood and J1.u~t wiUb.nl ror you OHcrt'd at only 194,QOO t11 II ~ 4• +POOL SANDPOIMTE Excellent 4 bed.rm. 2~ bath Sandpo1nle pool home nr Sout tt Coast Plua. Brand new plush crptg and water heater tool One year hOme pro- ~ioo plPn Included! f1exJble terms incldg VA or take over exisllng SOUTH U GUMA OCUM Vl!W 2 IJt.>droom. 2 huth h11l s1de home in South ·Lagu1w with i i fabulous view or lht.• blut.• Pa(·1fil' and a handy hobby room for jus t pla in pulterinf!. The rt• e en ti y r c m o d e led ho m e h a s hardwood floors. a nifty kitchen. a wet bar and 1::. a s hort walk to a neat beach. Presented at $235.000. Ufllliilf)UI: f-1C)MI:§ REAL TORS', 675·6000 2443 East Coast Hi ghway, Corona del Mar ---------• loans. Full price jus t --------.i SJ.25,000. Hurry, take ad-OWNER RB>UCED $4000. vant.ue, call 752-1700 DE"'_.. "'TE" ..,.5: AchtwtfMN Ol'fNm9·••s1UN•o1Jui<1· --~A •• Reduced for fast sale! Owner anxious and s11cnf1l•ing lh1s lovely home (;lean as a whts· Ul''' 1:-~culures 4 bedrmis. 1· .. both. 22 fl. game room. park hkc grounds. Offered al only sio2,900. tall now963 7881 [ I Pool + RV Acuss ;; ~T: ~··ll~liH;t ~T-/~,fi.~w k;~~~:: DAILY PILOT•-• sparldlng free.for m pool. • ....,fwtlleflrtta. VAHIAMHOME gas BBQ. low mo1n1 carrect•ri .....,.. ONLY $79,900 grounds. Rt.'duced lo only lCMI -r· Localed on a lvly tree -..950. Call for uppl _________ ,lined street. 3 bdrm, 1~ ~~l9 •H\llJN l(lM" I ,, p , '.' f ( ,, • ' ,, •• ba. lge frnly rm w/cozy ! ~-'=-~•m•u• ~: 1:.S~'" W/frU>l 9 '1JRllHI !!~'!!~ .......... !~.~~ (~IWN!i!§litl§j - GOLFIR'S DREAM on lhe 7th lee w /a sweep-Real F.6l_!lle __ ing view of Lhe golf crsc. is this excepl1onal 3 Hdrm, 2 ba Condo. Xlnl cond & pr1cl!d approx SlnX> below mrkl for ;,i QUll'k s ulc 1\t l nuw 1 ms:rm. ALLSTATE .. REALTORS Uw Yow EliQlblUty NOW ... NOOO~N LOANS TO $100,000 LOW INT. RATE. Let us show you how lo qualify. TcA to RIHI Carpet w.u,.... 754-1202 Sell idle items 642-5678 EMTSIDE CUSTOM NOTICE how OalJy Pilot Class- ified ad& display their messages with legibility and impact? Our ad&, we are proud to say. really ge t r esults . Pho n e 642-5678. Are Y QU Serious About a Real Estate Career? Hto-lc*t111 fw • lafoowl c:Wwftti ••• Dr.R..ty McC... '" Randall A. McCardle, Ph.D. Preatdent THE AUL ESTATERS If you have ever considered a career In real estate sales. or are now presently licensed, and would like lo have your Questions answered at an Informal discussion wilh Randy and some of THE REAL ESTATERS. then call now for reservations. Space Is limited Ctl Ml11Coe9t 751-6191 Champagne & Hors d'Oeuvres Oct.24, 1979 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. ~ Mccardle , • 9th grade drop-out. ~ Into Cott.a ~ 26 years ago and ...,_, In the real n t.ate busineu. Tne first few )'9S9 ..,. a struggle . . . From driving a 1.,_, old cer and living In a single car garage to alf.abllahlng his own busin .... His~. ll4E REAL ESTATEAS. 11 both Wiii lcnOWft and well raepected. Later, McCer· die wnt to OOff9ga ettendtng o.c.c .. Chapman Ootllge, c.t State Long Beach, ·USC and ecippect It off with a Ph.D. In addlelon to belna thl OWMr and founder of 1"E MAL. E8TATtA8, Randy Is a founder of .. Otlar'9 Bink of Coata MIN. pr11ldent of Ti.co !Mtow Inc., college ltcturer, author, ~.,..._Md...,,,,., oolumnltl I ~ .,.. •• to but .,. UNbla to attend .. ,,..._ lilt i. ~ -Or If you would .... ,.......,.,,to,_.,,.._. cell. REDUCED EE 110111 ILllRS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE NEWPOltT CREST CONDO F.xtra Sharp. Two Bedroomi.. Two Haths Ori~inal Owner Like A Moclc•I llardwood F'loors & Shutters Wl't Ha r & F'1rcplac·e In Livinl{ Room. Allract1ve Mu'lter Redroom Suite. Pool. Sauna & Tenn1:. J\"a1lahlt>. Hurry, Only $137,200 G) --······-···· 631-1800 111 Dova DRIVE FIXER'S DELIGHT This is it! YOU F IX IT !' /\11 lbis 3 bed room home needs is TLC and im a~ination Selle r wi ll he lp finance. may be complc•tely' Don't de lay. call fi73·8S5U. TOP OF THE WORLD If you ran see around the bend. you can see Ila wail! White water view. billiard room with fireplace (one of 3 in the house L 4 Bedroom and free-form pool PRIVACY !! I ncludes pra vale finn1c ular to whisk you lo front door. Curious 1? Call 673-8550 day or nite. I AM A FRIENDLY LITTLE l STORY IEACH COTI'AGE With white water views from J patios and b lue w a te r view from other patio. My owner will help fin a nce a nd t he key is in our office. Call for day or Pveni n~ showing , 673·8550. IEACH UNITS-$ 159,000 F our units actually pays for itself. All 2 bedrm s. corner lot a nd assuma ble loan . Call day or night 673-8550. . 673-8550 ~<® t?:eoch Realty aEAL ESTATE EXCB.l!HCI SIMCI 1949 COME W1TH US. . .to COSTA MESA. See thla -Ilk• new triplex. Each unit with •pproxlm•tely 1,000 aq. ft., 2 bedroom8 & 1YJ IMtha. Quiet location. Excellent buy, $229,500. NEWPORT BEACH 75s.o811 \\'LSI.LY '.'J ~YLOR CO. 1n:ALTOHS •,11w1· l!H() THE PlllU OF SPYGLASS HIU Panoramic view of the ocean. harbor & Catalina! Lots of charm an th1!> beautiful Cape Cod "Tradewinds " model with a front courtyd full of colorful p lants & white lattice covered patio -a real picture! P r of. decorated thruout in true traditional accents . 4 Bdrms. formal dining & 21 :• ba ths 3·Car finished gar. S525.000. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., RULTORS 21 11 S-Jooqllf" Nit Rood NEWPORT CENTER, N.I . 644-4910 3 BR+ POOL BONUS ROOM! l'nnw :I hPdrrn l111m1• 111 ~Lr.1ll'g1t.dl~ 1111 ,1t1'il l>d C.:t'rro tr;ll't C.:o~t .1 ~11·•-.1 IEACOH IAY HACH IUM6A&.OW Like the '49 Ford owned by i lady In Pasadena. this beach home has had the same owners for 30 years and wa s used only one month a year -and tha t was for a place to q uietly r ead books. The properl,t' is to be sold furnished and is localed on a J?a r k that leads to boat docks and Newport Bay. Ve r y attractive fina ncing 1s available for this 2 bedroom hom e. priced at JUSl SJ79.000. U~l()U I: t1C)Ml:S REAL TORS'. 675 6000 2443 East Co dst Hrghwdv. Co1ond dt:I Mar WE HAVE SEVERAL AME IA YFltOHT HOMES WITH PIEi & SUP BILLCRUNDY;REALTOR . 341 Bo~ide-D11v•·. N 8 b7S · 6161 OCEAHHOHT I 6 UHITS flYltrf•, :! t1<lrm\ • ""' h r1•nl,1l\ on • 101, \h•,1\•. rt·ntl•d ' H• .. lu1·1·d '" :ii IJj1 UAJ' Balboa Boy Prop. Reolton • 675-7060 • POOL ·1 lln: l'li..r . S1'l.!lllll C: <!I A1o.it !if'>4 4:J71J MAGMIFICEHT BUCH TRl-lEVEl • Bit 1'001. ! ';n .\~ -.1 \H S7 ' 10 1 l1r .1m.1t11· " rrn \ 11111 ,.tl • 1•11111~ 1ri11 r.1r m "'n •.ir•lt n "l&JEVEfT" MESA VERDE" hate courtyard addi. I elegant entry to a Inly home urge h v- 4 room. for mal dining. StnY garden kitchen. 4 J:trms. 3 baths, huge ~•ken mai.tl!r l ub, a e!ls1onal cedar l10ed <Via A maitnif1cenl · , area with a hu,::l' r khng pool. Much. i:h more • I\ mui.t ·• Only SISll.900 Sec· g1i. l>ellev 1ng!' 3 l3 ASSUME 1.5°/o VA LOAN rm home on huge 100 lot Tolul pay ~ ~IS Total pm.1· 000 Act now th1·rf.! I'> yom-•. S46 2313 ~.. . . • JOMES FOR VETS ti() II() .\t l•:s $(1 D N ISll ~1102 Hkr DUPLEX '1NVESTORS" ORIGINAL BLUFFS i'AuCIPt'UO dt•l'Of. '.J I! I< trt ·le vt'I w lo;id .. u f ltal111 n tale End unit. overlooks park Approx 2JOO !.q fl \\di ---------• 1 .. 111 r 111 .., tu11 1· 14t•llJJf It Jt 111..1111 2\t.'p<1rall' unit .... :• tdroom1> c.1ch ""11 h ~11~ .:arai.:l's , l;,rg1· Ir Owner will n1rr~ ht T .it 11'. Suhmll n n tlm. SI IS OOIJ 1\l't no~ •• ~23iJ Reduced to St66.900 640-6259 ct:~ mamtumed home with giant bonus rm wuh sparkling pool with div Loa board and slkk! Ex· tr• l loraae ca lore! Mu4:b, m uch mo,..•' On· ly $124,900 WOW!! Call I.Oda v 75.2 · 1700 ... UHAMATICALI. Y prlOI & "P.I '4 md .. lt , 'wit· "" frvl & t.-r r .. 1 • liue•l q u.-r t vr a. Sllal 'I I Aaaoc .... 2MI OIFrERt::O-T Terrific Goar Cou.r11e Views are yoon to enjoy wtth Uua magruf1cent 3 i---------bedroom 2 bath home Prt\a ll• .ilri um .ind rle\er W.t.' til ~J'-mJI.• HIEWLJSTIMG DUPLEX I • I •"'• I"• I lr'SAHOHEY 2 STORY Shake roof 1 Bdrm 21 , B.1 SIJJ.Sj)(J t-.«:-b1dl· V-">Ul .\lei.~ !~ •. ~l ~,~~1:~•m1 '''' '•'" ~ U '\<.CJ I<! \I I ''I \ 11 <It 1'1)1';°,I I l!olrm.-. 1.1 '.! hilrm' I ,.. •o .. d I u n1J 1l lf>n . ... tl pt " .f.tflJJ lk !t ,, , ,, '• h • J \ h ad '••r \ '' J .. 11 n.1tih 1 r "1 " 11th t'\l 1lln I, l l} h•inw 14 11 h '"''" • I• t .1nil 1Jr.111• Roy McCardl~. Rltr. 548-7729 IEACH DUPLEX! £!_, J~I Im h1•11nr. IJ1t1I . ~ anociated ·~ I ROKEA S-RfALTO RS lCl' ~ l olbo• •71 ) .. I I r : •· 1"rn1· 1 I 111 1 I I% IMTHEST Owner will m ake new loan, no loan rees for qualified buyer. 4 Bdrm home in Costa Mesa ·s College Park. New on the market. $98,000. Call 546-4141 i-.:xt·tdlent 1nvcsl mc·nt. IJ\e m ooe or. rent both \'t>ry prest 1n1ous bt•:.ch area. Owner 1s flt.>x1bl<' and will consider u l;irge 2nd Jus t listed and pri c ed to sell ! (;all I--------· l'~n.'> J h.1Lh-. I iii· .. n II .1llriill l\1' r.ll..,•d tUlll! rm drtJ a hJlt·uo\ ollo' J hui.:•· lltJnu .. rr11 Cll>t to lhc· hc.•arh ~dt .. r wtl h e l p l 111Jnr 1• Pftoals only Call lod;i) !!i'iYiu ' -~ .. COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. 646-0303. -FOR ESTE OLSON •4 •• "' ... , •• M a k e t h ose g oot' houlebold items you 're> not using available tc aome other tam1ly by ad verll.lull lhem for sale Ir Claullled. C.11642·5678 macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY PARK-LIKE SETTING! Corner Bluffs u n it w /lots o r privacy! 2-IC'vcl residence wt3BRS & family r m & private patio & d ining rm . w/deck . A terrifi c value at $199.000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <K-85) 642·8235 644·6200 901 Dover Drive Hcirbor View Center Irvine at Campus Valley C..nter 752·1414 S(C\\~lA-~~~s· That lntri911l11g Word Gome wiflt o Clt11d/1 -----.... W a.Al' L '°""" 0~':~-~~ .---- low IO f.,,,,, lour ~ -• AUTHENTIC CUSTOM TUDOR Ocean view £1> the '>ea 2 sly, 6 7 Bil. 3 lit\ U1n. Rm ~ pn !(arde ns Sep. den w fpl l'. H·w 1n g rm o ffa l'!' S kyllghti.. Leaded itlas:o. galore Su.ndt'eks Ba !cony ler race l.ge RV s torage So much more--l ' must set.> & onl) SlJS.000 Ca 11 now' ' 963-0003 BK R llKETO BEACH S104,900 Charrrupg 2 Hory J(a rden hom t'. Cobbl ti.t ont> ALLSTATE REALTORS treet.s. 1iourmc1 kitchen huge ma ~ter swtl'. cov' eored pauo. loo· (;all now 6't6-7171 EXCLUSIVE IRYiHE COVE Enjoy beach h vin~ a t its fi nest : str iking contC'mporary home Just !'t~ps from one or the fi nest sa ndy s wimming bear hes on the <'oast. Dramat ic _white water view !..... exknsiv(' use of wood and glass. 3 &·drm:-,. It\ 111g. f-.imtl) .ind gum l• rooms. $995.000. IN NEWPORT CENTER ~ 644-9060 •DELUXE BAYFRflH PENTHOUSE .lASfOPTIOH $6000. BAYl\OERE. Irvine ace. Ab6olutely de trul -stained & e h e d wi nd o w s. h dwoot floors, n ew • aew carpetmg: it b Partles . Th ree rooma. 2112 baths. la e yard . beautiful pa o. Iota of elbow room Oil. OfMIWPOltT tlALTOIS .75-551 I STOP!! 'hb Ole to relax and a.bop •iome. ll 's simple w1tb Da i l y Pi l o t OualfJd Ad.a. And 11 "°" hat sometJUna to sell, <'Ill a friendly Cl ... lnd Ad·Vlsor al 8CWl7I , .. ...... Fer .. ····················• .................................................................... . •-stl I C:..._. ttM t' S fa._ 9140 ~._. 1041 ....................... ....................... ....................... ...................... . •ACT IU'YtlLMI OltfltCTIOH? ........ FACr· We~ .. Aow J011 4II*11m • •Ul*b M•• will i. .--ao • to.a. tau provl dH aor1tMn 1'"' fl1lnlllla oa ra.Kh Glided for.-~ I v-lt3'la-.... •uh aff"t• U..1-4 Bdrftl.ll\'9 bat.b &IDO llQ ft Dtlry, dJnla1. ~ w ith • ju~ul dUw trw "'11lkten n.uo the adv anl••• ol • UJt YOW' PNRfll home ~ l Bdrm, 1 bath ~ IO Lake onr low lntOme "'""' A r•ally lntueat loan Hurry' IY1MlllA Mull .. \ala Mar MW 4 .._, ,~ .... wllh l&e ram rm• fot1Dlll dla rm Ptd Pl~.IA<"Ma 1 ... l IYOMm Sir, 2~. fw-rn D R . fo'.R Low IDIUll. yd. Nr paR, K bool, llL'lllUI, 6 '-th.aae.aoo .. .._ ----•rut buy Call toda> an CllU~tno m.5110 ...... I SIASCAPICOMOO A ,........_ .. s.AteYIUCH ~LSTA TE 1 ___ --. ____ ,, Only 1 ~~,.;.,'!~ in top Rffii'Qa ATT'IM'TlOtt <mdkion 6 up1,..d~ ti ---IMVISTOIS br. 2 bi&. around fir unit --To-·cH W/an u sumabll' $67.400 .,_... -roci.atble future com· loan at t~% intere11t Sllt,900 mm:iaJ~on tlu •ha rp Tennis, •Pra. pool & n..-1 ... 3 bedim. bncll a Bdrm bom~ t'or mote ......... ~.~-on1 ~~olwoodind 1n f orm1l1 o n . r:a ll ~· Y I bile W aJau, Pnvat commwu ,. .a• , .... 7211 tv Call now' 646-7171 ~ .. ... ()?tfle: Jff (J • I \. t #tf ., ff t,. .t .. · ,_. HERI TAGE Rt:ALTO~S !~1111 --......... llATHIGH ,_..._ IMTEUST HO qtlAUFYING Owne r will t"rarq balance. Pem.nsula Pt ... *'r! LO COST HOMES BR.KR ~3--4088 Fe.My .... 1 la20 ICUllllllT New Mod"lar T y po llomla. pvt communlty, z bdll ... ""' lfturit)'. •ub-hittln1 Ok From D ,IO> Tr~ .. urt' l•l•nd Mot.ii. Uom P~. 30801 So Cat Hwy , l..•1uoa 0.H •h, RM P (7 l4 1 ··~79 $149,500!! Wood, 11Luecv " atone. 4 OR. <kn. 31>410\lf. lae h v rm wtfrpl , fornwl din rm &!auutul view or mt.. & canyon Hurry' Millaaon Realty 494 07ll OCUHVllW! SJ.~.000 elec gate Pnv roild. Tennis court, pool, Jae • wtne cellar, sauna. gy m , ~ec ~yslem . bbrary, maid qt~ . am.I more 6000 :\qft'' Pnnc only Patnck. 63J 1266 REALTORS ............ ,. ........... s. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ma ,........ ''" ·~~..... • ... ....................... . .................... . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SACRIRCE Rlt' C'unyoo Townhou!ll' Uparad~. many amtnltil.'ll. anti !ll'<'Urlty 2 Or. dtn O•Jt. 21' b~ths. pool. tennis Will c1.1rrv 2nd $1711.U:,O l'r111t·1puh1 only Cal 213·'21·1144 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 8.R. formal dJnang rm, cov 'd patio. Spa rklin& s w1 m m1n g poo l , g reenho use, b e a u t lndscpd front &c back yard Bltos . $274,500 J62A Highland T a r bell Realtors. 962-5666 agent Jim MacM.1Uan. 646-Bm UDO ISLE ImmacuJate home on a 49· wide lot. £xqws1tcly redecorated throughout Asking $339,51\0 Come see! JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 Redh 1l l ~~Re,1lty I hh• l<l'.tlh I lit Ill' t.' J I jLO . .. ........ . UDO P'ROPEITY From SJOS.000-1 3. 700.000 Every shape & ~1ze Call u~ for appointme nt 673-7:K)() THEIESTIM n..dly, October 2.3, 1979 DAILY PILOT Olllr-Rtd...... ~ ......... ..................................................................... .....,....._, ..._,...,.,.., 2000 thnt•Delll't• ,_. S. I t 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "-'t 2401 •••••••••••••••••••••••BY OWN£R ·S•n .......... ••••••••••••• M0 81U;HOME OUY·S ELL RENT FINANCE MoWl.Ho.Store lafol •tlo.a c ...... CALL US 661-1021 CJemm&e • Wlita' tl.f05 + mo. m.t.000 ~ Do. owe -.2880: a:sH122 sw.r.r ...... Tlm•·•h•re COO • domlnlum1 In Utah ·a CDM DU?LIX nn.tati re90l't, Park Cl· 3 Br owner's unit w/!rplc. ty. Pnces during prtme llld teason &tart al $5500, "l Br 1 Ba unlt. ~\AJ~ ... fee s.imple ownerahlp. 2 sumable loan. $179,900 • 3 bdrm u.oilt, 2 bat.ha. !ullpric.e. 1• • .,E FOREST l801 >364·2000, aak tor -Mike, ext 1915 or Dan, ex\ ~~·~~~r 2S35~0C:~~~ ~ iR€HIG€ -188-· ----- t.on AC. 2 3er. 2ea. ni.&est __ HOM€~ PALMsrtllHGS park tn Orange County. COHO<> Ca ll t o da y! (JP9646·Jl349 > Bkr. 3333W.Coastllwy,N8 Brand New. lBdrm. UP· 64,.6646 graded c.rpl, mirrored {/J'2·84.2l --wardrobe in dreaaing e Y O w N I!: R . L a k e area. Sliding glau doorb. Elstn0re. 5 bach units. + pvt patio. Clou to 2 br house 11,075 mo an· Rmera H.alton. AdJacent come $148,000 20'4 dn. t.o new tennis club. rn>w owe 496-, 831-2822 under const.n1Ct1on. Call LIVE IM IRVIME New 1536 sq fl 1978 Lancer AU e xtras. In ''Ille Groves .. Sbown by appl. only Call now for all details . 1SJ6007 1 --------- Collect : Mead Realtors 714·320 1188 972·842J Bkr ONLY Sll,500 Great home an lovely NB adult park. clo~e to oc-e.an :-<ice 2 Bdrm ex pand 2 patios. yard. carport . p Of•l spa. btJbard rm Call ~RT BEACH 12 UHITS l DOO H rrom OCEAN Unbel.Jevably low LOW P RICED al $425.000 Owner w1ll lrade Worid Real Estate 556-7777 C:Wofstat• PropH'ty 2600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach houa~. 2 en & den in Ne w port Shorts Beach. pools & tennis. $100,000 Attract ive S bedroom hoo'k-11i 1th approx. 2100 ~ n . perfel't for bohday entu t a1n1ng F.ntry, family room. country kllchen a n d cozy fi replace Landscaped with !.pn nkler!. Large covt'rcd p&t10. Close to l>chool:i. Won 't l a~t ! $128.000. C.a ll 540·1720 4 Br. 2 ba , boal & lr1.iler al'CeSS All thtS & m uch more for only $93.500 _Ag_e_nt ~-· 1484 or s:J6.tlOJ3 j•-~~~~----V•IEW-·~--O•L-• DOVER SHORES ~offered on thts 4 Bdrm, 3 ba pool home t:1' graded crp~ & window t'Ovt-nni:~. dbl -.et.' lhru lrplc. tastt-fully dl•t·orut ed. a pcrf1•ct t'ntc•rtain ment hume $230.000 Agl. h31·2"LA2 FOUll UMITS·C .M. Near new J Mr owner. Urgent Must Sell! 233 acrb or flat l<ind nr. Colorado Sp 1 1 n gs. $200per <1cre Pnnc O n- ly for info call 642·3<M7 a.-;kforSam PEGGY BRO MS REALTOR 645-1531 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l02APOLEHA l.ALIOAISLE 2nd OWNER HOME G REAT L OCATION, SfEPS TO 81-:ACll. & Vl.U..AGE ALWAYS A HOME. NEVl-:ll A REN TAL. 3 HORM, 2 DA. W OFF STREET PAHKI NG PHICEU TAAllllU.. -· CHOICE TRIPLEX OHL Y S 175,000 Location · location . Great Eastsadc tnplex. Walk to everything. One 3 bdrm unal. Two 2 bdrm unit~. We ll cared for Hrand ne w o n the market 759-JSOJ HeaJ Estate FOR FAST SALE CALL1--------•I FOR APPT. 675 872!1. 1213 )424 8179 Corona del Mer I 02 2 ...•..•.........•.•.••. Investor 's duple'< + 2 good r er• •' • O'O OI rrplcs. • .1 Pnnc•· SP·;... . .. _:. $10.000 Bi9 Grffftbrook a en + den + Jo'a mily Rm+ Formal dining +3 car garage + 2 patios + balcon y and otht.'r aml}nit1cs Asking only ••. J.<.,00 !:.C OTT ClEALTY 536-7533 OAKGLEM Dis tin cti ve n e w 2 bedroom, 2'h ba con· domlniums. S97.990. ZlBEldenAve, C.M. 642·6734 Price ReO.tc tlon MOW $399,500 Motiva ted seller. has bought anolber. Totally upgraded. 4 BR. 2\l!a ba, aoaJ 1ty .. Newporter ". Qaatm pool " spa, prof. EZ care lnd.acp·a. ex· ~;;iiiiiii;;iiiiiii;jiiiiiii~iiiiiiii;iiiiiiiil c-lve bricli: It wood. Koi pond It runntng $6500 DOWN IEACHWALK IEAUTY 1 lllghly up~aded 3 br. 21, ba beauty. Must lSl'l' 963·567J ~IWM!irnl!lttl Real Estatt' Irvine 1044 •..•..•..••....•....... WOODBRIDGE 3 Br Sl~.000 5 Br $195.000 a.'>!.ume 91,•,.; 642·0112, 644.6687 HORTH WOODS PARK PLACE L..ge. 4 bd . fam rm . & bonu.c; rm A <:. Rrcat a~ J.umable lo<tn $165.000 <.:all Fred Gab:.on. 559-9400 •W OO D B RI UGt:: CONDO • Brand new 3 bdrm, on the park, by owner, pran only please $91.500 714 t 5.17-8231 ---------- LO COST HOMES BR.KR 543-4088 ~SU MABLE 9%% Causey & Company 9 l/4010 ASSUMAILE bl TO L(.>.\N ' Anx· IOU.\ owner 1:. "'llllOI! to i..m "'llh 1h1s IM.•JullCul n1:w l\l.!>Lom 3 Hedroom home on i;n•at term., !-'ore\ er 11ct•an and l' ll) \'ll'W!I. thh dcl·oratur drc•J m homt• l'Jll hl' )1.ll.l.r-o ror S2~.ooo • lH»So Coast l11way in V11la1:e i-·air t..A!a.!NA UEA<'tl 497-2457 LAGUNA BEACH Step into a hom e that has been done w 1 an eye for detail & crafts manship Fine woods & charming touches set Ulis home apart. Panoramic ocean Vlew a bonWI. $189,500. ~V .... ll.I. 4'7-1761 Eas tbluff 4 B drm 111 s pectacular se llin ~ Ne w I y r l' m o d l' I l· d k itch e n and m o r e $?29.500. Call us lo scl' Uushomc! 642-5200~ Pete Barrett ~~r I •HO QUALIFYING* OnJy $10.000, takl' O\l•r f anlasll c opUon on 3 HR t'Xl't' homl' Woin l IJ'I Owner 541 0210 BAO< BAY ESTATE Pvt 2 8 acre £'Slate ~ Ii.: hou.w. 2 i.:ue::.t houM·~ 111 ::.tall hor!>t' IJarn. hU!;l' r1dl.ng nnk. pvt oft. J groom's room. rrut1:n1f1 cent view of I.bl' Hack Bay, lush land~capanl! abounds Cunt act J 1111 Fla nt.ler s agt (711 1 {,\l.!>tom Hom!.', :l bt.lrm. 2 blh, 2 fr11l. '1 bltk from hd1 $275.000 Uu y~ "/~t<I ll<M . E~t~ Jll ti 1"1.j 1197 HARBOR VIEW HOMES \lon:u o m11<.lt·I 3 11 ll :! \IHI. ltlo( IHt ~1d In k l'•t:hulc.l Ito-.\ 11111 •' ~1 1 !1 !Jl)t) ()"'II I oi ).;l '155 ;~, .. ~ BUILD h.tpJI\ ml·monl ... 111 t 111 luq•I\ !I IJ1 rl rouan I l>Jlh ~ ..... IJll-(,r.-JI \ ll'"' .... ~"''''Jn I) ... , ... , f 10,1111 ani.: < .111 u , .rt.out Iha ' l.ibuluu., 1111111• •EXC1TING• Spe<:ial Buy ltt•Ju ttfu l 2-t ic5 ~ K1 \ .,.,. I l!<fi:! I \l11h1h· ll•11Tlt" Ill Lo11!UnJ I lill'> tu• l 't j :-,1 .. r P Jrk ,,1·1 1•n• I p1>rc h m1r ro11'<I 1tix11 . lt.:tic ""'""J 11tl•rt111 I 11111 •tr I rflll l'•ll Ill " llr "'tilt IM ~rln·-,1111• J r•'J "".111. 111 dr, .. I'! \ I I ••I u11h ~ . .uil 111 1.i~lll . C LASSIC MOBILE HOME SALES :.'ii;) Jhrl1or !'Ill' 2'.tt. \ 540·5937 ~for Sale 1200 .......•.•......•.••... 752-1107 d ys, <7 J4 11--------- LANO PACKAGES! 2,GOO acres. Norihern Sun Diego Count> 581·5787 eves. wknds BIG CANYON SpectacuJar golf course est.ate. 6600 sq.ft. 4 to 6 Bdrms. ~~ baths. Pool and spa. Sl.385.000. THE STARNES CO. 640-5711 IY OWNER Includes ex1su ng golf HARIOR RIDGE course &c all fac1bt1es or Elegant 2 level 4 lir. 31,'J famous spa. Ready for ba. condo designed to br · d e v e I o p m e n t . ma t.h6oot.doors. indoors. •..D>.OOO,OO. view or Catalina Island. '1.M acres i.D City. ol Fubioa bland, Moun-Upland. Will takr nor 12 laans. harbor ligh ts . half acre custo m lots romanUc maslcr i.u1te w /w o od bu r o I n I Ca1Uor maps. fl.replace. Roman tub. JACK HO\VELL p r 0 r e s • I 0 n a I I y "" .s~ "I" unit. 2 ba. rrpl. ti cur Rmches. Fanm. i.:ar . J 2 Ur.:! ba. units Gro•es 2700 TSL Jnvstmt.s 642 1603 •••••••••••• •• ••• ••••• • 11 DElUXE UNITS PRJME t::ASTSIOE, CM z Bdrm:. 1::.ich THI-.:~IA.Hl"l::S <.:O 640 5711 NEWPORT BEACH Uupleiws on Pen1n &. :">11ipt Shr'> cJ\ ail All amenille' Prt.'.,.,nlly tea."4.'d Tum kt.'" oix-ret lann PropPrl~ mi:ml ,l\:ttl 67'l 4!il~ HK ll 1n.:-.·1 \I. l""()\11-. l'KI ll'f>.lt'I Y I-rum ~!I ~JO \l•xlulJr I •1'9 llritnt· _I •t•l'llrll\ I jr\l i,. . .,, h•'" p4M1I r!'. I•• 1 Trt'J .. ur1· hit Pk UtJI l'Jl tfal C't II"'' i.Jl,!UllJ 111 h I< ~I I' Iii 1 1199 3.'>7'1 DYNAMITE 4-PLEX F.Z Term:. Onl} $15 ,000 down Costa '.\lcsa 1\ll l Bdrms Kang '>Ill' lot WONT LAST Cal l anyttmt' 24 h rs . Agl 54.l.Q!OO ----- 6 ACRES North San Diego County. fancsl IOI' llmt rro rn cx:t.'an. yr r<>und .. 1ream. IOyr old Vall'n caa::. 7 44 M5IJ R1•.., 1 rl 7 4'1-1>29' J HORSE RANCH Turn "t'} Uperatmn Approx 1'1 a l rt·::.. Oak ttuddl'l1 property 111 tht• ~urnclJ VJllf•V Four "'<:II' hot wJlkl·r. hull J>'•n. ,, d1J1cn I J r1tc 11Jcl dt1l·k., Jnd nu m .. r11u, ,m.tll lorrJh t-:1.i;ht ,t.Jllt.'ll hJrn fur m.1 r l' 111 .,, p.ir.•t•· li.1rn "''th :.! 1.1rVl· ,t,111' ror .. 1J1l11111., \la..'naftr,.nt \ ll'"'" rrl 1·11 Uri· rand1 lrotn th<• mJtn hom1· "'1th 3 flclrrn J l1Jth.' 'IJJ and h<.·Julllul 1l1·\'k1ni.: ovt·rlook1n ~ l.tr.:I' p11nd IJPIOw Include~ l'arC'laker~ r•' '1den<·1: + ltv1ng qtr:. fur rwwh hand~ SI, 100,000 Valul!l> hke tha!. !>ell east· ly. qw(.'kly So ca ll tod&y. Contat1 Lollie Wibon or Bcm ae Thomas, a~tl> .. for info and t e rms . 714-676·5736 U.STSIDE Darling duplex ~.000 . ._. ~ 2900 612-2S10or MIJ.4848 w_.. ----------· ······················· WAN'TEDTO BUY: DUPLEX NEAR OCP::\~ Pnnt'apals Only. Wrue: strum. 2800 sq ft of lif)i& Mft ftll&I 1mu~. speee + t:rlllle p r. Well RU..,..... "9: --.. on \be mu. Xlnl 3 Bdrm, ramuy rm. A ba, pri ce . ter m s avail. frplc. Ta ke over pay- $:119,500. men ts Ca II a nyli me Lovely 3 bedroom 2w bath town bome In Brookview. Central air. earthtonc ca rp~tln&. fannal dlnio& and com· munity ~· t.innls and r ecreation room ju•l steps away. Close lo South Coast Plata and schools. All this for onl)! SlS.900 For rurther IO· formation. call today. LAGUNAUVIMG Breathtaldfta ocean view from new 3 BR. 20,, Ba .• co n l e m po r a r y · I~~~~~~~~~~ Features sunken con· l•---------l~ped &c decorated 644-1156 ~ Prtnc only. I~~~~~~~~~~ 12 lwo Bdrm uruu. roocn (Or I Md.'1Jonal uits, 2llM3: 20C9 WaUare. Cost:t Mesa. Gr'OIS SSJ.280 yr. SlU.000 do Balanc e tG0.000 on contract. 20 yr sub<lrdlnatJon. Pnn " tnt ~mo. 548·2020. Oal.ly Pilot. 330 W. Bay St... Box U60. Ad t 487. C:C.ta Mesa. CA. 92626. RCTaylorCo 640-5112 ''VIEW" HOME Tius Spel13CUlar llstinJ: 1s a rmly horn~ of cnlt•r taanment & lavab1l1ty Lvly bn ck entry & foun· tam issues a comfortu b le, yet l uxu r ious welcome. Amenities plus i\gl. 541-0800 IYOWHIER Ru.'IUC 3 bdrm. l ba. with fireplace. e n c losed garaRe. 50'xt75' R·2 tn · plex loL 436 Hamilton. Do not disturb ten ants. Must clOl'e an '79. Pnn· ~·1pals only. $95,000 548·504J or 631·3.'>20 vat w in most prestigious 2 Bdrm condo. 2yrs old. 1 Ne w po rt Io cal 1 on 'I dus~tu beach. $85.000. 646-7711 646-1 J05 (~l\'t@1jfli§I B~RCOST HO~:!OS: Reul F.Btale ----EASTSl DE. heaut re Colta Mna I 024 modeled. 3 BH 2 Ba , on ••••••••• ••• •• ••• • • • • •• l.l!e cul de sac lot S1n .950. Owner/agt Devan & Co MESA OEL MAR 642-6368 This highly upg r aded farruly home features 3 Bdrms. plus den. blln kitchen wt m acrowa ve, rear y ard deckanic. and as wilhm walking dista nce t.o all scboob. par"k.s a nd t e nnlS courts . Ca l l 546-5880 for more d etails --: : -HERITAGE . . REALTORS By <>wner, 3 •8 r, f~mily rm, owne r anx1ou ~. 117.950 Lowest price m Q>Uege Park. 545· 7240 STARTER HOME ASSUMABLE LOAM Great 3 bdrm starter on qt.net street. Lge yard . Owner h as bo u g h t another and as anx10W11 Only $83,500. Hurr y ! ~9491 ~ Wij lkr.r l~ lr.e n-.·. u ... , ••1 roe ,_.. to NII Uaat bicycM Real Estate ,_ ao ac... me. Just --------- 8dverliae It ln tbe OPEN HOUSE. 4 Br, 2 ba, Oeeelftedl Cal.IMZ-5171. livint rm w /(rplc. lrg dinlna rm. aep den. 111.500. i'n-1989. '85 900 near So. Coast PiAza. 13781 Olympic. S Br, new paint, carpet. pMiol. walks. l.andacap· lna-""-· 546-7290 ' .,..,.... I026 ·········~············ MAllMITA Spectacular bllU o p ..... 20J2..l206 19·. ft.. Cklll to )l.uiDa. 5'1Y& Rd 6 Calle La Prim-. vsa. ldt,Ol»to SKI.GI». &.-.0; ... Bldr. IOJ4 ~t • _... • ... e. RANCH REALTY ~ ; ~51 ·2000 versa t aon a r ea with fire place. master s uJte wtspa Glass and oak lhruout and much morl' m this perlt"C.'t parada'le ·cronose-ii .• ren ltor& ~ , "'· NEWPORT HEIGHTS Cha rming s pacious 2 story. 3 Bdrm. fomaly. di.rung room. large ltvmi.: room Masters !>u1te with 2 deck~ and :.patiou~ rrurrored balh..., Warm'> woods. bnck and 510111: Sc.t Clemente 1076 ..••...••.•....•.....•. llarbor ~ .. t:itt·~ I hr, pun<>ra m1t• Otl'Jll \ tl'"' SlW.000 ur ll'Ji.l' upl liltllll rru 1!16-I ~10 5a'I Juan Connrrciai Property 1600 ·•·••·•··········•····· WATERFRONT Newport Pier areJ I lold " I .. ton ..... •Jn :i Int .. ' • BALBOA HEWPORT REALTY 675-8170 36 UNITS ~•••••••••••••••• COST A MESA Hia.Ms ,._,.shed 1\t.o J8 urut properties 2 ••••••••••••••••• •••••• yr. ot>w Best location an laiboo IJland 3106 t n"' n c; J r J ..: (' ' & ••••••••••••••••••••••• "-'l'dr Jh.' ml·ler' Bu} I cir l.Juth S'ii 1,:;oc1 •'<JC' h OJ\ tc.l ll11urk1• lfo.iltM ,HI) !)'j.,IJ BAY FRO HT 2 Hdrm. 2 ba in .,upn lrx•auon J\vJtl now fur "'1ntl•r n·nlal S7% m11 HERITAGE PK MODL By Owner. 3br, 21,'lba. Twnhse. All up~radcd Professaonall. derorat eJ M u s t be !>een $130,000 714-551·6253. 4!16-6718. 8.1J. J400 401 GLf:~NEY R E 4!{7~ Truly a dcturntor:. dl' hl(ht For tklall!> tall 5'\0--1151 Capistrano I 078 Condominiums/Town· ••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • house!> for sal~ I 700 ~ l .ICll 10 1 :-11 U(l(I \ r tn S...lt .. bun lk.oll\ 6i:11;:K111 f'lltn\ fln11 uni\ thll 1.>ltO · Gf •e Yow Ufe.style AUfL En1oy an acta"e lafcslylc with the teMJ!. court and bike trails near this I bedroom or 3 bedroom and den home set on I u:.h greenbel t Approx ZJliOSq n. With entry. t.Jan ing. family room. fireplaces Pool sized lot with covered patio. spn nklers. Owner wall help finance SJJJ,900 Call 559-8451 TAA8B1. -· l.acJuna Hills I 0 5 0 .........•.....•....... Leisure World. Gate 1'I P1.1noram1c vaew, 3rd n<JOr, Villa Nuev;1, ~hr 2ba. 586 6879 A C a fl 7pm SPANISH RANCHO ~.+ acre \ll'W lot, 4llr. l'w.t.om barn. RV. lot<. more Ai.~ume 9 1 .. •.; loan. 831 •7~7b Owner OPENllOUSE --------LOCJMGM~ 1052 ..................... As1U1N1ble Loon Fa1rway El Niguel 3br, $234,000. CusLom Realty 770-'¥177 ... -'·HERITAGE ; ..,:"~;·REALTORS CAll RIGHT NOW! 11ie pnce &. lNm~ uf fere<.I. on thll> h1.:hly u1i· graded Scav1ew 3 Ur home are uttt•rl} fJ n tasllc' This hom l.' hJ~ new paint & cpts thruout. French drs leadrng oul side to a nl·~ I y pro fes!.10nally lndst·pd paradai;t.' Bnck noor'> in the entry & kal '.\1an~ Many more xtra~ CJll Jim Flanders for an JPPl today. 1714 I 752 ll07 c.Jy,, 1714 l 581 57K7 eves1wknds. Pnn <mly SPANISH Hacienda Condo ll11o:hJy upl(radf!tl "nl:h' ...1111') :! hr. :! h;; I ·J~ltJ~ l'alr,' nr. tl\'IN C'fl! & l''llTI !>hutll·r' I hru1111t L.:•· llo.tllu ~ 'IJa nau't .,,.,. to JIJprt'l'tllll' S!IU 111111 l!*5 M!l'L I ~I Al' llO~H; l'OIJI. I ·11u111n h \'In)! ~ a ' "'"' kmon ·& a' or-.1110 t n .,., 1J1111n~ l''lll'''ln n .1 111 dJrumt room. den h••m•· -tJ lt>"'l't l>l'drm · frµIC"-21 l h;; I ,I 110411 ... 11nct1:rk & 1•0\ 1·r1·1I J>Jllll' ll fll't'c.l' '""w T L(' uul what J lo1·J lJUO ProhJll: ~all-A :,,I.. ang $3211.000 1-\ mrrH an ,\'>M)(.aall~. 20 l·orporJte l'la1..i. N IS 7fl0·BJJJ ur 11.l» UIHI ••..................... A PIECE OF PARADISE J)!I Balboa Peninsula 3 I 0 7 lndustri al I p, operty 2100 •......•.•••••.••...... ;\t'"" ,m,tll '1pnnkl1•11 ti 111 du l> t r 1.1 I Bu ii rl 1 n I!.., l'll..,l tn \.:1 l'IX ll.!:17 ............•.......... Wl'.\l r;H :!hr sii;;,M11 11 1 I:: l~l !Jo,, 1\1\ ti. li7"i:?IM Corona ~I Mor 3122 ···················•··· W 1• r " r r1 IN oft• r 1 n I.! \\,1to-rt1o n1 tam• ~hilnng 111ntl11mtr•1um.., rm llll' big 1,l,J1HI 111 llJ.,.Jll IOOll pl U' ''I ft .., h •'I"" 11 11•·.rnl fulh lurn1..,hl"ll l'm•1•' lwi?an Jt S4>WO Loh for Safe 2200 tlCE \.'-:\'I r:W 2br ~ :-un 1J..1 I. .\ rthl gJr ~JiJ m11 ~>.32 '>~<tr t.i':; i"il:! ,)i«IJ 1:Ul l :.!UOh a-..k for .••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ach 3148 !'>lakt• nt 1:15 or D Jll 1•\t I.RH ~:Ss'ote 1800 ...••...........•....•. 4HEWUHITS fliat vou can 1:1•1 f1r..l ~r n'ithts on n~·dr main b\.&!.tnt.'SS 1~torl. broker-. & larl(e banks 1 da~trat·t uf Santa Ana Park Plarr .lm•842 716J 2.3 ACRE LOT NewportS.och H«wP~ Some· bJrk bav view . r.mtJ'll1t· area ror hu1tc ranl'h home + barn & .,lablt':. Call J im 1-·1an <k•r-. 1714 I 752 l IOi dyi; 17 H I ~Il l 5iH7 CVl'S , wkr1<b . .••..•..•......•...•.. J.a1:un,J IJ11t.1~\. . .! llr :! HJ. tx-Julll ul 01 '""' \ u. "'Jlk 111 V11·111rtJ 111 h . frplt, parqud llr. nwd1 rn11r " ~i!itl m u Nn chaldrl·n pet., .J&n Marlin 0}~ t133·8311J, 1:\ e. l>l l 042i r Newport ~ach 3169 •••.....•.•..••......•. Pnrm• H 2 Lot Xlnl l0t·a I•--------• T&Wtle *Rock OCEANFRONT an the Shores. P ra v. cnmm Bwlders dr eam home 4br, 3'~ba, oak staircase "From Gone With The Wand." Wane cellar. sauna. Lavish a mli; of bnck & wood make this home warm but elegant. $1.300,000 Fl RM. BY OWNER. Prine. Only 714 ·55J ·6253. 496-6718. 831-1400 _a~-- E.A.STBLUFF TWNHSE 3 BR 2 ba By owner $1~2.500 7511·09 20 or Santa Ana I 080 ------- taon No l•nd L:iguniJ ~at:h Level 2 blks to oc.'Can 714 494-0458 Fabulou!> homl' with all dccorawr aml'nitaes. •I Bdrm V1t.>w. Fabuloui. luxury f urn1:.h1ni;:. ~Xl 'ffil) Wanter. ·········••····••····•• Hi«P,lands 2J31723 7 J o l T e rry MEW LISTING Here as the 5 bdrm. "Stewart" Model you 've been waiting for in a cul- de·sac on the lop level stre(!'l, with a poolsized lot. and 1t 'sonly 5 m onths "new" Ham s. ~ POOL HOME Lvly 5 hdrm C'onv('rtt•cl lo 4 Lge cnte rl:unmrnt patio Super motivated, only $88,500 545 9491 't573 C'AMM~mv._ ........... 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mssioft Viejo I 067 ••••••••••••••••••••••• By owner. Finiste ra Con· do, 27961 Redondela, End Unit 214. View. lake. golf OCEAN VIEW!! Assume 9.6'% nicl' 4 bd. 3 ba . owe $35,000 2nd Patrick. 63J.l266 REALTORS course & mountains. 2 WATaFttOMT br. 2 ba. rrplc, upgr ade Extra lge corner duplex pi~ crpt.s & UJe. Xtra in xlnt cond. M09r ing windows. Open house Sat avail. SpectacuJar view. & sun 10-4. Ha9e gate ~only a;.ooo. call 58M713 for entry or Cote Realty ~forappt. & Investment &a9MIMdt 1048 640-5777 ....................... ~~~~~~~~~ ~--~~~!!!!!!!!!!~ tg Coldwell Banker OWNER SACRIFICE · Beaut. new duple x. 2-aty. RJ1h beam ceilings . Cu,1tom & upgrades. snt,900. Terms Neao. 751·2"2 .. ..-S5000Dewwt 4 Br, 2 Ba, dinina rm. J.V. Co .• 131-0800 LOCOSTHOMU BRKR S4M088 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SB R . 2RA h o m e , approx 15 years old S22S.OOO wilh SJ37 .000 as~umable l4't at 9't. Own£-r wall rar rv 2nd. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OHi ACal OCUM V1IW ISTATI Beautiful custom bullt 6 bdrm .. 7 bath home. so• poo1. room for tennis court, large private grounds with lush landscaping. TrUly one of a kind . '895,000 Sl0,000 down, auume U % P\all Out. 81 Ttailcrama. Jou, 5 Br 11 pool, II -uc. t0V8703. Obi wide. back)'rd. F.altbluf( &re•. 2 O a 4 5 . I 5 9 0 0 . d ,000. 491,$038, Prin Renal111oce II . P · 831-0836 2'&· ~...,,;;..;;.;;.;.......~~~-'l'owslbnule. $10,000 dn, al· NDll.zt. 1ou aooo eq n. S Ir 2.,.. Ba. Npt Rtct1 .,... sns,ooo. «·son Pm only. OWNER WILL CARRY Mo QualifvilKJ! ! 4 L'NI~ GHEAT OWNERS UN IT Only $285,000. JONES REALTY INC. LST1f!W& TRIPLEX LOT Prime loca t ion. rom plele w ith p lan!> for triplex Owner mny carry 2nd & su bordinate to tons tructaon loan $81.<XX>. Call 752· 1920. )_ QUAIL PLACE PaOPIATllS .. 10... TM 1:10 r.M.I On Penmsula. Only steps to beach. 2 Bdr m. J ba , fWTI S6:10tmo. Wanter. Waterfront Homes 631-1400 3 Br 2 bn lower duplex. l blk to beach. $630. Nu kids/pets. 641 -1661 or 213-874-8437. (7,.) 673-6Z10 I !~~~~~~~~~Townhouse. 2bdrrn, den, ~~~~~~~~ , ,..,,. ,... l27'.... '--t pool tbl. tenrus crt.s. & _ .....,,, "'' x .,... ""'ween pool. nr bch. im m ed. OC· ........._ .. _ .. , 2000 JOJO & IOJ4 England. c upancy , $750 /m o . _ ,,.-r-t"TI He. Write owne r . 311 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fa be r . S hafter. Ca . ~ * Office Bldg $400.000 . 3alO sq. f\. + basement. $+ suites. Ocean view. Own r~ parltlnt. Near Laguna. superior con- st.roc.tion. ln town center nr e very thing. Ca ll Owner 49&-1625 it N.A. leave rnesaaae . 93263. Or c all <80~ > HD.Mt u..fwnlthed 746-4333. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~--------Laguna Beat h. ocea.n Gwr_. 3202 +canyon view. $115,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Patrick. 831-1266 IAYPltOMT 2 Bdrm. I b9 In 1uper locaUon. Avall now ror winter reuul 1795/mo. St.l.ltbury Jteal\ym-e800 IAYPltOMT 3 BR, 2 ba, avail now . ID> mo. wtnt.cr. fl44.<9513. , OI DAIL y '"-OT ii .. ••"-.... i "' .. ,-1..... .....~............ .................... ..... ...... 4100 Offlii.... .... I tt Uzb I 10 1 i N a._. , • • ...__~ 'L•-, , • •••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••••••• •••• ••-•••••••• ••••• •••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••• ••••-•••• •• -•••••••••••••••• ke••••H••••••••••M•• ........... ·----··· ··-••• ~--I. -........... 3706 c •• 'lr IMdlJlll .. M ......... Jl4 I llm8'ai fro c,., _---.....U ll ............... -................. --.... ..... ~ .....,.,...._. Jl6t 11 a .. 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MtM l 1 24 • Spectacular 1pa. tot1l Room.mate wanted 2 Br 2 Welt 17th St, Suta Aaa . .._. ~cmC.O..U....caa. *1JOOyrl)',Aaefttf7$333J ••••••••••••••••••••••• r~creat 1on pro•r a m . Ba octanvicw <'Ondo For more info call Joe No,..._ C"·-._l It ONW•ftl ~~~~-~~-,.. ........ 2 Br upper cp11. a ........ _., IOcialprocram. 7~.8 -pr mo + utll. Wor·k Caule S4'7 ·4 J81 or C... .. Mw JllJ ua. lat i;;l' ... dep Buul. 2 ed:m 6 Oen I• ~ Id 3PGOll tenn.lllOOW'tl. Al Faah lon ;~.bome-493-1787 Renatut~710? ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• •1m L~ pat Io . v I• w IAYfllOMT drpl, bflOI. cb.l d ok. no COvertd car port 1$1aod, JamborM 6 Sin -eo--•1 u r .. -A Offl ()t•Mda.lw ocean v~. I I P 3 tm. 2 ha Avail nuw ~1'1 133$. &... 7S2 <U l l*IJoapta .. BBQ s JoaqulnHJLLt Road. Roonunate wao~. qulet '"111•-ru_.. way ce. illOpSpyslm Hilt J I ~ • Adams arn mo "· rcauio ..iomu. winter.._. ~13 Sha mar 645'8922 or cklletofw~"bchs '7141644-1900 r ... m.a1e. lOt.hSt .. H.B. Only $ll()tl)«f' month. Va· fam&b • formal cUntq Im I br, booul rml 2 ba ~rfl'Oftt llome• S3fH!ri7. walk t.oahopplna. 531J.9734 cant 32S No. Broadway, nn. 1&'100 .,_.mu Opm Ava.it 111210 .. "2111' 1111400 Clean. qwet. ~· bedrm. 1 17111 ..W..wnt OCIAMNOMT' Santa An1i. Hi11toriul Sal 6 SI.In 1-S; n Mnn •Jbr at>. f I di ~ 1 ..... ,HIAl .. • 3707 ba. NO klda /pct s atW.,,.... 3br. 2ba w/olllce Vrly ftesp fem to ahure w Bldg. For more Info call l~Cln:I• do fiool ·J rp c. ,.-..... ,n Newpon 8tudln C.ondo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1295/mo Call Craig , ~lc.3curgar Sl~. UiM hit 1225tmo incl. Sam Warren ~ or Sftto tfiace ~~7.1.,:;~r~'t!:e '1' Ho111 tl011plLal Poul. S l eoplna room• & GMJINI 847-6064 TSLMgmt ~}·1003 util & dP»t. K11rt•11 RenataSS0-7707 ...... , o-h mm-...... ' lip•. uuuu Rtc:umy ldttbeneU.t • S7S wk &: tta Hurl• (ho~..t-6'7S.-B944. -· .... ,: \.'V "' Grcitl air nu 1400 Oc .,. -2 Br. 2 ba c•ondo ...... IJlk to 1 MO FREE RENT c:upancy ~)19 Call 2l3 477700~u • ~ e&i!!r~S8740 beacll.2cargar.autoop f'emto11hr Jbr.2b&condo Sam • tlTI 011 up lo 2Br tnplex wtwet bor " REALTORS SHARP. beach I. 2 & 3 ""·Beaut bay view.~ Nr So C5l Pllw1, 122~ EXIC. SUITIS nPM wtdf7 '7()11J Spic:1ou. •Xt't' h4Jm• 1n ex rrplc. bU1 from Pav1Uon. BR. f I dah yrly Stnc:ey dyi. 2 l3 6~ 1108 NEWPOIT CIMTU •3br. 2~ba. frplc. 2 •lY upcraded TWnhl~ V•ry desirw~e le>t> Nr bch lmmed OCC Ufltlt'Y UOOMo C •I S• m 911U87lt OU up tu 11 r M .. 11m 10111 ~1r:.m ~:~c:~:in14 dr,1~ C.ll ~~r <7l4I.._ li2'1·2240 LA MAMCHA Ans P111011~N~ peta~~.~~ TSL.Mgmt 642 16<13 ~ 213 .... 744941j fUll service. From 1225. lg rou11try kllc:hl'n, 2 OR. bayfront: pier & Large, 1..263 bd 1arden Lovely •11 adult. no pets, 2Br$400mo incl ut1I St v Proles111ooal male seek.a NewportRegenc:yCorp. .. muter llWL•·. le1tded win float. S7ll0 Mo. Winter apts. Adults. Dshwhr. 1.,.,,. Br ani•. """" Ed· & refng. ~ Balboa HI ma l ur e UIS Y go In 8 t1141644·7189 bhns. encl ear, gas bbq -.. -._.., ·-~1-c ... 13 female s hare 2 bdrm. 2 ----tlc.rA-GJrdm:r lncld lat Hay & Beach RJty ~ Gu Pd. n8 Sc:ott inger, HB. 846--0619 _. ... Ast UI ~ ) b8 CdM t;vet. G?3-4609 Newport Ueach ore /apt. r rv 160-QJ 411 Harbot View llll.b. 3 HH I • ba. fa.m tm All new appba.ncn Lra yd Xlnt loc Sl09S mo 1nelda glll'dener. dMK' ti uc:•, ~mo or yearly be Bkr. M0-5112 & l~t + dt'jl m~ lMJ 759·081! Pl 6'2-5073, 645·5611 ---•1112. . o--· Cannery section •NEAR5POINTS 2 br,l -.,..,7 67$-4912Broke ~·w nr llkl'bor funcy Jbi . C-0.. .. Mar 3722 £•.rTStDE b..i. S295 + $200 deposit. 2 ~I FF condo. 2 hr. -r lba :! t>l" 585() :!Zb Npt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ki,.-.... Nope•~. '···11..,.,-b pOOI, adullb. nope~ All 2 bdrm f h.i nr IJ<'h. vw ........ 3244 ~ Deluxe 2 bd I ba p o r \.Q"" ......... OU Prer ll'm non .. mkr Jo-OR LEA.SE·So. Laguna ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avt'. 002821 ~1nunl1n~sl. bdshrmut'tbeera~ decorated 'Fireplarce Jl8472396orgodirectw new intenor S495 m u S21JOmo I d M \hk t' 100 2:50-~fl.4~1. ~ c ., ~ N h d 71r71 Commodore Circle 642·8.W. 673 llOO> li4(}4:!JH 4!1&33_19 ----_ IBCTA.L.S t.xn·1>l1ooally nc·<•l & pnvatepat10.oeeun :ud1: .ew w al> er. r yer . •3.HB IMMA-C-U LAT-f & ~BR, 1"1 ba . 5475 cleasl 2 bdrm + t.hm, i hwy 5425 mu lell:Jl'. refng.. DIW. gar .. lge ..,.. ~ 2 BR _._ b;i in beauuful f"ml redwood deck N o spacious 3 ourm, ba, .uom,2bu. . . $650 • 1 Y Mature adults o nly for 3BR.2ba •uu: or1t'nlcd Ne wport .,.,........., lads/pets. ~/mo <:ult SPACIOUS balcony. P1lcht.>d beam Dix l·rm Offl<'e adj. 4350 Airporter Ho te l. No lease 833-3223, 9 to 12 4HH,2"'*b~· ... ·:$750 nt!l.Ch borhood A vull u .... .,...,., __ • --Craig,63.l·l.2166 celhngs. Near ~ch & ••••••••••••••••••••••• moothtornunlh.$850mo eo.taMno 3724 ac:m;sfromwater Qwet Wanted-Gar dbl , for llllmns l.wtal 4450 LUSIC HAllOIVllW SngJ •ty 3 Bdrm. ram r m , l"• ba, fam.lly·11 yard w/wattt. 1eardener & as· aoc. d\Jes lnc:ld 'd. SJ09S, month-to-mo nth. Orr ve by 1017 Sandc&11lle , & caU us for details. Bkr. fWO.SU2. Ask to r Mearlenc ••••••••••••••••••••••• APARTMENTS neighborhood S675 mo household goods. C.M, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644 ·9990 doy11, 551 ·28RH CASA DE 010 A.DUL T • FAMIL y r~ ~f ·14~ at e r r ron 1 N~ Bch __areu~53S?_ t'or 11.0N: & office space at eves. __ -· AlLU'rlWTlt;S PAIO REALTORS SICTIOHS -Offk.e....... 4400 ~Ul>Onablerates. Com p are befori..• you 2 Bdrms. 1 bath upt l liedroom. I bath. yearly ••••••••••••••••••••••• 500 to 2700 Sea Ft. 2Br, IBa, beamed cell· 'tS23,..,,..,._,,._,.Je.•we 1ngs, Crplc:, avail Dec l. '°"""'"""'"" l\Ym ssso m o . 675-88 03 , 675-9417 3224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br. 2~ Ba condo, 2 story, 2 car gar, pool, tenol.s. 546-1137 ; 549·1.264 flltlMI MISA YllDE 3 BR. 2 ba, bltn kltch w/dshwsr. ut1l room, crpt 6 drp5. Formal din. mg rm. SSBS. As k. for Pete. 751·3191. SELECT PROPERTIES ---- KIDS /"1'S OIC Easts1de darhng duplex 2 Br S41S. I Br $37S. 642·2510 or 646·4848 NEW Deluxe 38r. den. din rm. liv rm. m1crowavl', 21,.~&. dbl l(aragc. $750 rno 2567 F:lden. Agl !179-5(JIJ!l Prime fo~ side local1011 3br. n .ba, 4! car gar. gardener incl. Kids ok 85 mo 631-0496 FANTASTIC toe 3 Br. 2 ba, Am.burst In Univ Par k garden s homes. On 1 reenbelt. .x>1per mo. 675-8192. 1\utJerock, lovely 3 br. 2 ba, A/C perf cond ition. S695. Call 64 0·6685; 5&8.160 WOOOUJDGE Beaut .. lge. 2 yr. oJd 5 Br home; formal din. & h v. rm .. eating a r ea l n 11pac1ous kitctlen. Loe. on park nr. pools & rec. area S875 Mo. 644·5403 or 63].3444 WOODBRJOGI::. Exec living Jbr condo. frpk. :ur. microwave. 2ba. 2 car gar, lgc yrd, + rec. pack:.tl(c that incld!>. lake . lenm~ cm. poob & Jat SGOOMo Anquul lsc 559-0062 3248 .....••..............•. HIWPOIT SHORES ms. 3 BR. 2 ba . Yr ly. Pool Ii tennu; privus. 673-8145 or 67S~ Newport lle11(hts. JBr I ba, fplc, lg yru, bc11t neighborhood, walk to schls $~50. 631·3193. SaUy N1cetri.plex in res1denu al Point a rea. l blk t o beach 3 bdrm. 2 ba Yea rl y S62S . C al l 673-2113 • West Cllrr. lovely 3bdrm. 2bth, {mly rm. 2 r Ip, ga.rdnr. S785 848-2320 u n 12pm New Eng. 11tyle <.:ondn Many upgrade~ 2br. den, 2~aba, bm·k palm Conv. loc. $795 <.:all Lynne 759-0717. 644-6200 ---- THEILUFFS Spacious & l'OmCort'.a blc 4 Br. 2 ba. "pools1d("' I.Own.home. Avail now ul m>tmo. i!i,t!dll l~lti -~ f..!"11. 4.!\ 1\tl It 11· !i Riny ti40 5~h0 Anyl1111P f .l'>lhlull 1->r• ii Alc1•1 ChamUn11 3 bdrm. 2 story $7~. Blue Lagoon Villa l~~~~~~~-~F.ast.s1de home . Lovely Priv Bch. Poohs tenn. yard. XJnt cond. $72.\. 21.3-703-0230, 114.499.2520 A.i. J ean ne 631-l2M. Woods Cove. cbarmJ.ng 2 552-7387 bdl111 cottaee on quiet New renU.J; J::x~c home 1 n N.8. Move 10 cood. 4 bdrm. 3 ba, lovely •lreet. C•ll for d etal11. Bkr. 631-1800. CONDO So. Cst. Villas lllnh. Sunny patio, S600. Beaut.n Decorator Unit 0wnr/Agt494-4933. Sec:unty Recreation Emerald Bay. 4 BR. 2 bi.. 2br, 2ba. S47S Child OK : ~mo. yrly. 81g Canyon-2.l:lr. 3811 +den McClain twnhmt- &r. frpk. pool. l>Pa. ten ~ + xtr:c. Avail now Jbr, :tba , ~ 641 H602 Emerald Bay. 3 BH. 2 J l:ldrm <!ba.fplc.nopch ba.~mo.yrly. tG1 l 1 11~·10~5. t.i755:>3s "Ir ~thooll>. AVJll NO\ 2 BR. I bu , lovely ):ird , l!\1...,, bl $500 MS 2764 I ~50 mo . } rl}' Studio gueo;t unll on 4br F f<. frm elm rm ~nlo( 4! Br. newly dl·l·urated. estate. ocean view. S42S ~ty hm S750Mo Av.111 s tovetref. W / u. c hild mo . yrly Open 1 4, 1745 l'alomoi OK, no pets. Avail 11 11. TUHNER ASSO<: Dr 642·9567. 545 11095 13Sb549-0:.>2, 556-0002 494-1177 49!1-45!.ll Harbo r View H om e11. Condo3br. ia.ba, gar. d11;- hwar, Nr . OCC & sc.hls . .531H1828. 557 -0678 --· :1 BR. 2b11, frplc, W'sidc Furn or unfurn. S485. 75&-1734 or 631 ·09S4. Ll.ke new E·srde condo l br + den/gs t rm, gar. Frplc. pool, ldry, adlts, no pets. S395 NS 752·:591.S. Del uxe 3 bed r oom . Car me l m od el 3br . Fabulous white wute r 2ba.mcely decorated . view $950 mo. Studio. Nr Anderson l(rammur Sl'nlialional ocean view schl. 5 blk comm pool. S300 m o. Century 21 ~Mo. 760·1298 ~ewport c.entcr . 640·5357 N t Sh Jb --2 •. ------------·-p . ores • r. .,u , Funtastic coastal view. O>mm. pool, ten nis. 2 Split level. 3br, 1'12ba. bl.ks lo bch. Avail now. Wood & gla ss house . m>Mo. 714·95S-3452dys . ~~· Avail Nov LS. Old & charnung home rn ---------·-CdM. Z.Sty . 2 OH, den. CHO ICE Mesa Verde 4br, 2ba, ranch style frpl.. view l·lla. So or Area, 4Br. ram r m , home. Frplc. enclos pvl. lhe hwy SGOO Per month. l1"28a, frplc, 15 min to pallo, dbl gar, S750Mo. 63J.C!863 bch, lg backyd, $600 mo. Ava1l Now. 494·8536 <213) 970.7572 dya, (714 ) 1 _&...u,,_ 2Bdrm l bll, lrg yrd. m.ru1 tVeAIWltnds. .....,..._,.... 3250 Newpon Ht!>, SS25/mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail now. 759·8968 rent C us tom d esign Adults. S375. mo. Gas l.2&30rsfroml300 •1r mo S350 mo. Agt NEWPOltTIU CH Mf<:SAVERDEbR feature:.. Coven'<! patio paJd. 642·50'73 Swimming pools, tennis. 673-61!10 <WFJCE OR RENTAi. PLAZA & N cw r u r n 1 tu re . volleyball. l(ym, rcc·rea Sl'ACE, W Ci.t lfwv . 1525 Mesa Verde E, <.:.M Sf>ut·1ous kllchcn wH h In· 2br. 1'~ba Twnhs. F r . LH111 room 1> + ulh t!r Jr 1 br apt $375 Lux. Manners Mile 9'~<1 ft 545-4123 ruret..'l lighting, separate pauo. enc.I gar Adil~ No .imcmtiei; Vcrs1.111le O>ndo'> P<Jol & 714 645-2fj,28 ----- dlrung area, rull length _Peta __ . _Fr_oi_n SJ75. 645·4071 rec facl Nr 111 l':J11 ~I Lafayette. N.B. Store marble puJlman in b.llh. 'TIIESEVl 'LL'" ~2 wkdci)~ L44 5369 EXEC. SU ITES or oHl<'c spact!, 1200 Sq. kings1zc bedrooms. j)(IOI, ..., .c.. u. • ...-ngton West (•Ves&wknd!. llappm~l-1'\ havmn your n Sl~ mo. BBQ. s urrounded Wllh Zbr wtgar Adlt:s. new flUIIU plJt"" <ir bu•. 1nn•• JI A Grundy RJtr675-6161 I h I d I crpt.s & d.rps. blt.ru.. rncd &101 Wum1•r at Edward.'> •, Block t.o beach 3 br ;! ~ "' ' • • ---~ T L~~1JJ ~~ 1~ls yd, waler pd. 636--4l20. lll 'NTINGTON KEA~ll ba. downs ta irs . hltn, Ba.itf'r ~nlt·r lh:rept · :\t>W;rt-Near Posl Oft' BESJ'• 211119 "B"Santa Ana SM<> 14~0629 frpk. patio. gara~e MIOll L'OOferenu.• rc.111.m, phont· :'t1odern S02 sq rt sU>re 11f ------l2744lhSt 64(HH40 'CJ\"'' J J:•• l I•>'-E> lo . C 3 NO PETS Reaut. l very IR bdrm. 2 & 3 Bdrm. New dtluxc ~Jl>Ort. frnt> re!ltauranL-. ~~· n:,~30 Avon· 21 ' 1Rdrmfumls hed$355 plush, laundry. 1mmat· W>wnhous es . tennii. Ract>elor stovc & rcrrri.: S!'C'n·ta11;1i '>t'n 1c1·'> _ -------- 2 Bdrm fumahed $420 grounds 1826 Pumon.. court, t.pa. St.'<"UMly. near versa ii I,... (.'IHI d •> J\Jll "'" mr1rt• rnro. c Jll C-Ommerc1al ~paC'e or 365 West W1l50n SJ25 mo. d-8086 beuc·h. 22(Yl II~ Cm·ll' gU..Lrded ent tt·1 tac s:n~ BP\ Jl !179 <!lhl fie('. '>hop. reta1l&hobby. nt4 >642·1971 -----!.-.o mo h.c 1;;:; l>lJl4 • .Ct M o r 2 &3 Br.nearnew.<.:osta . snior 7St20ti() 6Pm <Xf1n•&n•t;.11hh11rap;11 1· s9o .• o 260·52 sq . l. Lag.a•ac.h 3741 Me5a, llunl. Bcb. All One l>ec.lroom PJll Wr \1a1n ~t B I •1H1•·c· ~724~ ••••••••• •• • • •• • • • • • • • • bl d •-'I ff \I . lnS. pauo yar Some do private PJIHI rx.101. •• o •• II I II II' i.1211 Ii I li1uu.nd (luur. high traflll' LAGUNA BEACll MTrt w rrplc. encl guraHi! lt"fl/U.S. rnnvt-n1em hx.J -~· 3876 uHitt• "' .111r.11:1• "IJ.lfl eount. 2 ... tore~ avail INN Maid ~rv , <·olor laundryrmorWDhook 11on~mol'4ti4477 ••••••••••••••••••••••• µ1 RNJll '>ll•111 'IJJ11• f'nct·d below market TV. heated P•>OI l:lll up $310lo$S25 $10UFREE IU::NT !!1111 _}'h•: \1 101 \l.1 11 lkdlull fUty.Lu1o0rfl.• 17 1<1 1494 5294. !llJS N<> 1'SL M~ml 642 lfj()J Jl>r <!ha , ... tu<J10 t-·rph 3 Br. 2 ba P\'t IJdllll & 4111 l.>o)I! ~J<! 111'1'• bi37300 <.:o.cslllwy 11.ar. 'llo Pets W IJ hkµ g.arage Lot.. ... orgrn!!>i. 1,11 Large barh un11. l'rpt,, ~195Mo 75:! 747"1, 53') 3397 Beaut. decorfitcl.l , m:11d drps, IJltn!'I. udull"i no <:lllll' Ca mpana ~I ' 1>crv1ce. IK>OI . ulli. $85 pets S260mo 5411·406'J 4! BH 1•,., Ba twnhSl' nr Wet>kda)'\ .iru·r -Zpm wk 4!1.J·2227 IH•J l'h 2 pout ... ,11,1 phont> 494! 15117 •ir auna. & l!•nnii. Adlt1> fJll 4 9 6 · 5 4! 7 5 ..\ n \ 1 1 r11 ' 0 l ' T !'I T 1\ N D I ."\ 1: ly reno\ all>rl S.'l:!.'I 11111 I)' no µ.•b !;liO lMll . w~kt'nds Oceanfronl (;1111d11.4!llr 54.'> l!UJ c1r41J2 fi7011 1100 Sq. Ft. n I I i.: h h " r h () .. 11 .• I ''""'"111•11• ••on\ l'fllt•nl 10 .... J n 1>11•110 11 v. ~ 111• 11 .. Jlt\ 11•\0o "·' ( ·' 111111•1 ( \1 ~/~fl i.ll :1!~11 "THE" EXECUTlVE SUITE COMMERCIAL 1100 sq rt. neighborhood ~hopp1ni: tcnlcr. near f-°,Jlf\'ICW /1::1 Ca mino, n1 ss--.q rt 759 9501 ltf<:TAlL, OFf<'l<.:E. 71.Uiq IL. We:>tc:lirf an•a 957-0700 40' wall or gl.1s!> to 11n1 IJ\1 l>la1ri1 lo hc·h. dm.1· t•1 town W1nlcr Is l• H\ uwnn 121 :J 1 7'JIJ 0!1:.i:; n M I l!f7 ·4li72 2hr. <!ha, dn1 w1 ·1 i.,, r :it td1 tltil i:ar No l 'c-1~ >l! 2 Udrm 2 IJJ. 12!.0"(t fl l'ool. ~;11 , f1ili t rl'l'"· \Oo alk W b.·;11 h lillrl.!> ~ .1dulL' 1111 pc:t' II-I:! 'l:ilSJ r••rng 1rn I i.:a m.t1ur1 1.r,o4:! ~l .wluJL,, oo lo.1d1> •1t 114'1' I ~ ~li11ldl r ull l'r\ln ht llf •. lfl "l,1 •v. 1•11 I I • llli I NEWPORT IEACH t0oor1 l'ht•errul Ofrll·c· -.w1c· ..1\ <111 Cp:.tair!> unit Ill lll'W IJlrJ i.: 645·3323 11.1\• Newport•och 3769 ....................... THE "GOOD LIFE" YEAR·ROUNO FUN Soc1JI At l•~·I w. D rP,tor • r '"f' Sunrldy Hrunch • 88(J ~ • P.11 t f•\ •Plus mucn more GREAT RECREATION Tenm11 • F re1• Les'>on~ IP"• ,. (Jr<J sno1.11 • ;> 111'.illh CluO~ • Sdun .. • Hyocorn.1•.!><!g" •Swim ming • Goll Droving Range B EAUTIFUL APART· MENTS: Singlet.. I & 2 Bedroom:. • Fur nu.hod & Unfurnished •Adult L•v1ng •No Pet~ • Models Open dally 9 to 6 Oakwood Garden Apartment• HeWPort Beach/So. 1700 16th St 1Dove1 •I 1&1ri1 1714! 642·8170 Newport Beach/No. 880 Irvona IAI ISlill (714/ 645-0550 ~l/Jl'IOU..' ~ Br I IJJ 1><ml ut1I pd l'rt·f.or 1n.11u1P qwet <1dul1 :\11 JM'"-SJl>J mo 541:1 7l.ilJ9 FOL'RSEASONS Al 'TS Couple. no pet.a. 2 br. l"" ba lwnhae. Patlo, pool, m> Adults. lnf•nt ok ~Joann St 646-6483. Two huae bedroom1> in 'uper lrN·a11on, redwood beJm 1·t·1hn~-.. buill an lolt hcn S.'125 mu lrH1uirc• 5tltl w w11,oo 1;.1:; .,.. vi 2 Be I H:J S:J.311 pr 11111 ~1111 tlc•pcl'>ll nlf)\ ,., VllU 111 l..Llundr; rm n11 Pt'I' 7'r.t Shalimar ~162 !f!ff::• opn Fri S..t thu, week MESA. PINES Mesa Verde East Spa<' Bachelor. 1&2 br apts from ~. Pool. jacu:m. pvt patios G rtr&l(t!S avail. Adults. no pe ts 3).'i() Harl a A \'C. 549 2447 Large 2 bdrm. sunken liv. rm fireplace. 2 ba. garage. patio S375 No pets, no kids 54H 8300 1961 FULLERTON l Br duplex. qwet. dcun, otr street prkg. Swve " refriR. Adult No pets ~.673-6372 Townhouse 2 br. 11, ba. gar. AdJLs·no pell S3'J5 317 Wilson 548·9084 b-~I .,.LIJ W.dk 1•1 lic·h :•ltr I •ll,1 I Sao. Juan I 1 rpt-. &. Jr I'' ):1~111\111 C . tr 38,, 81 S..J;,.!J111:1 'II'~; •ns~1 apes ono , ...•..••.••............ Gttat littt~ C enter Ir. (' I I \11 ,,, I , 38 !>upl1•\ :IHr .11,.., t .1 II" "IM 44 Hd1. tXc..an \ 11•v. llhl it.or ••••••••• ••• •••• ••••••• rp&c. ll.r acbool1. MOO 2 BR condo. TM I.aka. *'3D7, 1421J.SLM. rec rtr, etc. ate> call an i P.M, 213-431·3048 S... Aaa 3110 -...................... . Condo. llenta1w Prk . J Ar 2 Ha /\ (" rnu ro WJH' II\ I'll flJ llCI frpk ~ ITHI I ~''' l(,.f-, ft'-e l.U ;'\;l'IO.l)Orl & !'I \ 1-'t"'~ Poul &. 'aunJ 11u1 <;1dc• rloor $4511 mu < • .r I 6i3 2.l!YI ~ •och 3848 ~..+s Fvmi~ed ••••••••. ••••••• ••••••• « ~s.he-d 3900 i bdrm J'lo L;,J(un~• ••••••••••••••••••••••• arro"'b ''r~rl rrnm l1t•Jt'h, ~4~(1 1:14 11;112 mnrTIJnl('> Spat1ou.'I 2Ur. N La~una . ocn 111 de hwy . bltns. quiet. $460 mo y rly . Adlts. 1·6233827 , 1986 1039 lbr. Ocean View No Pell!. MulL'I 2607 Solllna Way 4!fl 3496 ;i Hr North End , 1"2 block:. W beach $650 pr mo uul mcl. 494-6344 .--... ~ ... ll" • •••••••••••••••••••••• N1Ct-tn plex In res1dent1al Point .1rea 1 l>lk to IK·11ob J bdrm 2 h11 Yearly S62.5 Cal I 673·2113 Seawind Village !'few 1&2 bdrm fuxut') adult apts 1t1 u plan' rrom $350. 2 bdrm lOWnhou.scs from SSOCJ + pools, terutlJi. 1utcrfol1,,, ponds• Gas for <'ookmg & heatmg paid t'rom San Die.It<> Frwy dnve Nortb on Beach to McFadden then We.t on MrF1tdden tu Seaw1nd VIiiage. m4 )893.5198. Laguna, l·BR apt." Walk to beach & shops. u111 pd. ~dulls . Sl7S Mo 494--&541 ----------4000 ....•.•....•........... '' ... 1. r• m .. rt 1 •'I .. llll"I l11t JI"'' .II .! ~I ti.arbor ~I. hal!t I Pl.ICl' avaU-.. ra....-. trom ....,., tq fl ~.ii)' '°" unmed oceup:.incy Call P aul ~ l\Jtt. A1(l ~1:1 4M 4\.~ fl4'.1u1dull~ lmprovl'd l,,.urruncrual Space SL &. ~IM flnable. P rim e N.8.area.644-8080 . lndllltrial ...... 4500 MEWPORT BEA.CH l'lu..'n oil 11< '" Lulu I i. 1.t•~•I It I« 111 .111 111 h 111 l.jll (!1HI ...,, ( ,, o1 lo r 1 .. 1nl11 '-1111J ll•Jll\ 1.JJ .~·o (lf lut• l'•l\I' .H,111 \jl 1J01\ ;:J(~1 r1 ll.11 ho.i h i SJ2:l Mu 5;ifi I~> HEWPORT IEACH 'l ofri. w f't'n•p & storu,l(t• furn or unr 75'! 6.'~ LUXURIOUS EXECUTIVE SUITES orr1ce8 now OJ\311 1n cleaantly .1pprnnlt'<1 f:x· ················•··••·· C OST A. MESA. l>\l}I/ "' It l 't 111 l'f.1< 1 n11.1 \\t' 1r1·,H I.I! 10•11 'll)lj '>'J2:! ,., ' .. Hr On:J Co Airport \,-w 1.9!Jhq rt rndl hl1ti.: "' .!lill »ltllC.k.od ,...w Ofcs &WhH 1.100 Sq rt. finis hed ofrs Air cond. 1.800 Sq. l't. whst• Nr John Waynt· t\1rpurt Xlnt parkl.ng W-*Y H. Tcrytor Co. Realtors 644-4910 ..... Wanhd 4600 ecuU\t" SuJlt·~ c.t.•nlruUy ••••••••••••••••••••••• l0t·ated neJr freewu):.. l'Ourts & lhe Or:inl'{e C ount ) Airpor t Fac1l1ttl.''> 1nrludt• a fncod.ly. eHic1ent reC:<'P t1o n st 1 tele ph ont opera.tor who jlrC('U, )'uur clJent.s and answers your Desire lse1rent of hou.se cpl loolung for uofurn 2-3 bdrm w1cncl yd for 2 mature dogs. Ha ve good ref 's ror all Of U::. 751·9100. 124 prer. Stew or Jean ------- Back Bay ~rea rondo 2 4 br, 2 ba house; Valley 38drm 2'i'Jba Newport sty. 3br, 2"1ba. balcony view , f ireplace. air Terrace Condo. highly den. frplc. bnck patio. oond., built·in kitchen, 2 upgraded w/lovely patio, $5116. Ava1. 12·1. 548·1258 car 8 a r ag e. S s 2 5 oom.m'ly pool, sauna & UDO Studio Bach. Quiel •2 br, 2ba Condo Nr So 3 Rr 2 a. w garage, frplc · new dl'tor. I blk to aenlleman. Util1tres Csl Plata. Pool. s pa. tiearh 644 9726 Room w kll<'henettt• S72week &up 548-9755 calls, o1 <-omplNe Cahr & Etderly lady seeks 1 r m Federal liiw library unlurn w1lut priv. CM beaut1rully dcl'Orated area Contact TLC cnlr. conferenle. ro(Jm1> photo ~. Hm 540.7473 c-opy mach1nt,, & th(' -eveshknds mo/lease . Call owner : jacUUJ. S550 wtyr hie, No &11de Costa Mesa 3br , St2--0l.38. AvaUlable im-pets, Ava.ii 10-29. 631·1317 lrg. lot w 1Cru1t trees. mediately. for Appl. Children & Pets OK. 2br. det patio home. A/C, _ _,:...;;_ _____ _ C-Gl8 dbl ga r , h g kltch , •1tloycre1t ,.___,_For• ___ w/1ardeo window, lg Upgraded 3 Br. dimn1ot --..... deck, pvt yt'\!, s ml pets r m . $795. 499 · 5 1I1 Beautiful Brl ltany OK. $4&5Mo. incl spa, dysteves Woods model never IJved pool, gym etc. Ml·3745 m. 3 Br , 2~ Ba & approx. 1700 sq rt of living area. LolJ-a Mi.,.e .3252 Tenn.Ill, pool & spa. S72S ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. call 556-2660 4.Br, 2~8.a. Cam rm , li v rm, goU course & tennis CSELECT clb neigh borhood . ''!! T PROPERTIES acre. •vaU late Nov. S875 mo. 661-2395 5br, +den, 3ba Wat.erfroot SIOOOMo 645· 7573 Agt. Westcllff area 3 bdrm. 2 bath with nice yard. StlOll. Vac1mt, move in nuw! 645-7221 $300. 675 3609 M2S. No pll 8J3.8974. MAn between 60 & 70. kit pn v sleep10g room Q.111 2 Bdrm I ba. new crptJ. & 1148-8592 3 Br. 2 ba. lge luxury apt. Steps W bc:h Beaut. furn. BIO mo 'lll June 15th 'llO. 3>941.st St, N.8 . 673-3057: (2 1 3 )9 4 4 -69 1 4 . '2138-5085 2 Br winter rent.al. Ste ps lo beach. Gar . parking. ~mo incl. ulll. 673·3958 (JI' 544-6899 Nicely furn. 2 Br near waw. $4.50. 714/624-4643, 2.13/ 430-4327 2 Br, 2 ba, s tv. refr1g, pool. gar. $420. Call 6'6-2Wl pamt. )(ar. p:it10, UIS ---- 28r, SJ2:S refng. cpt/dr5"1, pool, qwet adlt. no pets 423 w. Bay 541:1 !15 Ill mo 6750349 OCEANF RONT J.uxury upper duplex. grc<.'nbelt, 48r. gar. yrly SI 150 mo 752·9442 dy'I, 675·1617 lBr $300, ut1I pd, rcfrrl( t'Vl'!I carport, no pelll, quiet Luxury Jr 1 Or. pool. ~pa, adll 38.1 W. Buy MIM1516 duti . .iar . w rcfrig, $395 ~ llWUly rm. lite k1tch & lndry Refs req 'd . C M 548· IJ72 an 2 Hohk.Motef1 4100 ·····•·••·•·····•·•···· t:OSTAMESA WINTER llATHS fTS per wee~ & up <..:olor VILLA MB>HA 700.IW> Vocatioft Rftttah 4250 2br, 2ba. new crpts, gu11 2 br nr ocn. dshwshr $425 •••••••••••••• ••••••••• 'TV S41HU73 stove & dshwhr in cl yrly, c·appt only Jui,., Encl garages. Couple 36lhSt644·4340, no pet rint"H in 't·t·rttt .irral 2bdrm apt, dup, house rn services For runher info H.B. furn, will lea1>c. It a personal tour $400tless213/2'36762 through th ... rae1h11e!I, Mh .. pleasl' conlal'I Vortat• ~-•• ' AssOl', 17 14 1!155 221111 ....... 4650 n 14 1955 :9>0 .......... •• •• ••••• ••• • ~ Pkno Eucuti•t S..ltes Honie corral & tack room. tooMo .Back Bay CM 54.5-3377 ···········~··········· ...,... °'f wtunlty 5005 •••••••••••••••••••••• pref. Children OK. No - -3 BR + den w /pool ,New 3 br , 2 ba . 2BR,l ba,yrly,rurn. Pets.StOO UUl pd.ex<'ept NearHoag H.osp.Attrac Colle&e Park. l nclud11 landscaped, many xtras, 21 or un!um ........ $SOO dee. 2324 Elden ~l96$ Uve 3 br, 2 ba. frplc. House ror rc•nt. U11ot 1.k•ar City sips 6. lmcn~ rurn 125 rut.ely pr rpl <.:a II alter3p.m.548 l!J69 There 1~ ..i d1rfc>rcnce • Large s uite-; (260 s.r 1 prov1d1nit h1 1(hly pro fess 1onal :.ecr etu1al M'n '1cc with a manoi;ica blc number of units 2021 Rus1nt'!IS <.:en t c•r IJr. In ine. call 752·0234 '6-SCHOOL · Uc'd for 44 c hildren. Ph• nlcr 3 bed.rm home. Room for e xp1osloo Sl!88.7SO refn a. W/D, $705 mo.1.11 xl o t toe. $625 m o . 2 OR. l ba , unrurn .. crpts & drps, 1 car TAHITI 4'1...ut + $300 sec. Owner 4IM-023'7. yearly. , ........... ~ l bdrm. Near Fairview &: gara~e No pet.~. Adults lranllerred mus t rent . ---------Westcliff IHlty __ •_ 3 BR. 2 ba. yrly .... 1.525 Baker. Stove. re Cr I g only $500 mo. + $2SO de Modern l or 2 br cottng<' Davkl.941-3255 t:ift~ bomNigeue318Sho28rea 2 8 R, l ba wntr ..... $SOO ~~o. 964·3046 eves or .e.>'>ll. &4.2-4_387. on be_.ch onbTa1h1l1 wrtht ---· • r. a, tt-•BR 2b •• ,.,.. ............ car. row oa . Wll• 1 ru ••• ., lZJ4 ocean aide of hwy, m a ny -a.-... 3276 .. . a. wnlr .... -Westcllff mac hine. ('Omplcte ••••••••••••••••••••••• amenJUes, guarded pv& ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR, 2 ba , oceanfront, .-WllllDAnS. 2bdr m . I bth. pool . lotchen. ett• t'or moro 4 br, 2~ t>., exec. home In community, $750 mo. f\IU ocean view. 4br, 3ba. yearly · · · $2,000 Bllchelor 1275. frplc, rec adulll, 00 pets, ~/mo Info caJJ 979-2899 eves & Gremllrook'ract. 3000s q ~ ram rm, MOOMo. Before room . Pool. jacu zzi. 631 :.m:l .. 'cdcends rt~ Uvln11pace. •s. 8 :30a m or oft 7PM. encklled 11 .. o " --------· ~dyt,S..W.UOO evi. Garden Condo, a /c, frpc, -.oo71 ra.es. ·~ ...... SMre 4100 -pitlo , 2 br, No P eta. wt.r pd. Adulta. no pcta. ltw, Promontory apt. xlnt ..... ••••••••••••••••••• t.Br, a., lam rm. IOl.ar Children OK. SS25Mo . S...Aaa 1210 ~~1am ll ton , CM· ~·J.r;~seto~~~t11~= Mov'U\I? ~void deposit.a" · btd. PoOI • apa, HC AlkforllLS.172·7281 ••••••••••••••••••••••• moi rent. e73•73u, cut llvlnl exp enses! ,,.....,.dftlloc.$725mo ........ va.L. 1267 E¥cl .. lve So. Cat Villas l..tu1le l Bdrm $265. Qtd.et 664,... Profe11lonally s ince Bevcty, All. f'D.'188 or • _,... buildio1 with be1utlful llrt. ~ll ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 2Br, 2&, area& rec facll, landaca ploa. ADULTS Buch. 1275Mo Yrly HOUSIMATIS ' . HOll!SFORR£NT aecurity, uall Imme~. 'f. lw"'9 " O VER 35, No pets . SleP11 tolx'h. 832-tl:U .............. l.HO 3 or 4 Br. Priced from St95 mo.7aa..9ut u..flnlWd LEEWARD APTS .. 202 ~.6428216 ............................ Fncd yard & ••••••••••••••••••••••• fo'1Utrton Ave. (1 blk -Charming af\tlque hi e , HOllZSP'ORRE.NT ,.,., ... FamiUu w ... t11tfw l2fl ......... 3106 EMt bf NewportAve "13 8r 2&.2 car 11araj(e, W W/fem.S200+ulil.2 3 or 4 bt. Prtctd ftom pleaae, kid• • p e ta ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• bUlSo. ot Bay). 63l·038'7 cl.ck. 8111. Pon, yrly, new yrds, pet.a O .K. Aft. s. •to 111115. Flied )'ard fs wef~. Call 9N·2:166 or 3 Br, 2 ba, •· mo. l250 Attractive l br. upper Yr· cpt3/palnl, lfJOO. 67~-ti670 64UJ056 ura1u. l'a m i ltu 971-2f71.Alt,nof.e. clepoalt. Nie. back y1rd. ly. Clean. nea.t, mature ,,...._.._.. Jl40 Aat.orS..'tl·M50 _ -------- plt H•. kid• • P•l• Ill» Coroftadol SO. of worttnl cpl. No Pet1. ........... • Yem. rmmu &o shr nJce 3 ~.Call 914·25416 or ... .,...... Hff Boise, •t1t of Beach f15.0M7 .... 1 •• ......... Drlve by 5'2!5. avail. now, Br2 Ba home, Univ. Prk, ,,,_L ..... no fee ••-••• .. •••••••••••• a.cl 117 .... SboftUH _,ra ar1e 2br. lbaf I Br I Ba unfur n , 1.rv No!Hmkrordnnker ,.., . ~ J:WcbU z bf 2 ..... ODrp. ' ..... '' I ,... ll07 cbildNn OK. Yard. Cal eerport, 12a4 W. Balboa ~ 1200 + uUI, 2bdrm tam.mt ..._ ~ _."" • ' ....................... 0eeyU7.f7U orm.-a .-availllll,t8r2 m ..... -..:1all7Pll t ,,._ .. -H -t --· ieeetcl I • A-1"12 W __. .. C./mo ). -7d. Brand MW. Avell ~ 2br, 2ba Crplc, 2 8r 1 a.., bib to=b ,...,, f ar•1•. " C1Pt1. a~ be cedar 6 New. U11L No pee., t1100 C?g 1 ¢3tt5 ..UO. ct.ck. 1ar. Refri1. Baltx>. B . lC lnter..ted Rm mate. reliablit. m• is-. s bl.kt &o ocean. mo.f7MNlorm.D U.llurll•11 1421 W1D.15'11y1'i_y ..... 1220 t2H mo. SH· 11. t911 for appt. nm or or C•m•I• Pool ud Dbl car pn ,.,., rul11 ......... ._........... _.,. ~yn.1J0.lmA1t YMw. •l442AAS roa1taL. yd. Adult•. no JllO Pat ~· • C09do Dllur.e 2 8r 2 Be frplc I BR •pt~ qnl,y. 404 Tnde 1'0Ut old ll~t fer i._ 3 Br, 2 ba. upper; ,_.t, 11 to 30 ffe>U6f" ,..._ ..... ,. •tf' 00 =· V la lle.aWa -'al oee9ft w•', MIS: E. Bllbl H W ,fOOdlta w l .. • *aik to lb .. cb . .00 llo.. lllt mo. W"lk to OCC fl.911 .. -.aal. ar. .,....ort4M'712 84M131 : 2u.17a..-a .1e11e11.-..,. ,n1.Altft&r71~t70 _ eom.:MWMS ........... _..,.. _______ .. __ .. FREE RENT TciM od'Y..t~ of ow *"" ,_. offw ttOW!I Park Place.Inc 842-7461 ~fardetaHs. F\lture plans for record. 415to2400sq ft 1ng studio ln Lag. ~h. Oelwct Ofrlre Suite' Get • piece of the acuon °"uooHe~R ~Y ~":~t~ r~.to ~o;0 ... A 1 .... A 4111·m1 VILLA GI Pi-'ct_ure __ Fr_a_m_e_Sb_o_p_d_e 675-1662 ~1rnblc Npt. Bch.loca· lion. Absentee owner. Mwit Sell. 213.a7·1.551 • • ooo· ... delux aulte11 avail. ne ar Laaula OCean view. Xlnt ur lee Cream t Faat Food. row1 of d esks or ill 1 I dJv1de into 3 sma'll •ulte~ x nl oc. " potential. " " Musl 14!11 now! SISM dn + I exl!U111g Nr new Jo11•x.lble terms, owner. bldtl Pncoo p.ir 11q f\ 6'13 5002 535·5865 ne1011 11ble but und r c-omp 498·1625 If NI\ llealth food, sandwich & .!.eave~ YoflW't, Oranae County. rv ( S5500 Mo. &rots. &bmlt v.I1ce or lea.e, prime all otfen. Owner very Npc 8ctl IO<'allon. Dlroct· 11\ldcW Execu.Syatema lY acroea from Pott ()t. '1»02a8. ' dct. l.IOO aq n. 79' pr n. -..u Own Your Own 8\lr1lar BALDoA lSLAND Alum buslDeas. Min la· Stiftororfice '400 Mo. ~l.ndet'Sl.OOO Mturtd. A«ent · G'7Ml70 _848-_3_l80 ____ _ nad--Wlt.a-, yoti WW la 'n.t ,,._ draw l.n \be ~ PUol Clwlfitda. ~~tt_D~lm.~ ·-,.._., October 23. 1179 DNLY PLOT (:9 . I ; ~ I > t ti I~ ; ~ ~~· p ;~i. ! ~-.... ~"'I~'.!· ~;P,.'~ . .......... t ••••••••..•. ....;! ••••••••••••••••• ~;; •• ;;.~ •••••••••••• -----;::o= ··_T ':c -----!!l,_~1!11!~,-..... 'l u ... 0 I I .... ... , $ • ..,." ... -0. ' ....................... ....................... . ............................................. ~ ., •r(u u_' , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... eeA••••••••••••••••• IOO'H• lie 1111 W . ,..,.u-. 1t ,,. to -JMX>ISOON llnf! •¥tel ~Me Cl Mr. PaAombo CX>NST1'UCT10N l.o • ll • t ea. " 0 0 d ••• Drh·ew•ya. 1'4kw111ta 6 a....._.. d .. "".,. • occ~' aTontruek. land1upln• Ooor1• Truh. uee trim Dan lbwhl Ma-'701J ~. Homuk'-9. JUt.lrecl E•· Paintln1. R••IColDml . • ~ " , copper re· ec: cpl wW 11\ «eualde LEVELOR BLINDS s.Mnl Coutal romm. I -.. leai detecddb Is Lquna borne for & or 2 Ga the be1t for' less. yra. R11be1t QHlllJ ..... &oct1•a1 Top Hal ~~ A I l 0 l d l l m " Plillat .. T7~ .,.. .. cnrt.miir11h1p. rum as. Ile Coulru Co. ,,n -· .. •••••••••••••••••• hnlah nmod tinM. re-bldl cootractor. com Dr lvewa )'a•Parltlat s-r All "on c~ar lf m 'I rtald , Ul·HU. lot•"-Palra ekooaune ~ an1 Uc-d Mr as.-. S68 Alphu .... •11 bo m.a1• G.it • u h I . Uc'd. e.,.. s.r.ac. •••••A•••••••••••••••• "* '91HI' ••••••••••••• •••••••••• GroomJnjl w. Lovv .... C. .. ! ........... , ihampoo .. ateam cl.-an DPaubful Peta ~"\ di&· Babyauu~ be 'd n' c.o&o1' bnabletlen.. wht rount with ad 8311 o.3n ....._ lo ' · '1 <'Pb 10 min b.lc-ach Clt•11n ·'--·--· 4'ant •• , \h, din rm ball ru Ava Dret·m I.., J::· Inf a nu wetc~mo nn SJ , ('OU('h s10. t•br ••••••••••••••• •••••• •• Oardentna. lree trim mini. dean.up. •main\ *"° Ar!Ue. Nl'4H --AVll Oardenina. ·rrtte i.rtmmhijf " ~movab. yard m11anw.. 1pnn•ter •Y•h t m ,., l»wn1 . cle~anUOI. M6-IH74 Gvdt'IWlll Clean·UPll & l~llpan(I Tr~ tnm Hout away Oavl' ~e ~ Cl Giwr elim Pt'l odor ~pert l>rl'!411maltina is ....., ~ (..'Pt l'\'C)lolir. 1~ yrs t'A pr Alt.cratwna Canru wurlt 8 u•• .. Senk" -·••••••••••••••••••• I.)> 11.orti m)'St'll Kefs t:tnllrH.Un11'11 N-7m ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mary Kay c:o1m otlc-Ml OIOI ~ Venetian Bhnds Spec Prompt delivery. •ave Wit can C..~l <.:te110,.,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• cleaning i.erv ice for )'OW' aas f'r~ akm C&N! Slt"am dun Ali.o up ELECTRJCJAN Pm:~• \l'netlan blinds. Wood •makeup cl&DeW ('all hols ter) Work gu ar ntht-free estimate un •butters. s hades in Car 1PPt ~MY ts7 ~ Tn.-k mount unal t-'ree laree or sma II JObs home. olface 64~~ hh •• S.-.ke tst "''"' r~e.. i,.u 3716 u c •337~ ~73 0359 Mlilnt . nnnr buffing, rug ....................... Cal"J)('ts i.tt>amdt'11nang f•c'-J i.hampoo1n.: Serv Pror-.&k>oal boolckeeptna An)~ Roorrn. $28 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo wkly 1da contract service for theo :.m;all 846 7546 K&B custom wood fenc ~l tMainess Mo Profit & •-r --bs is quanerl•· tax re C-.t/CORCrete mg, gates"' enl't~ repiur CXCaC'e & bw.anes:. maant. ~ &I0-4090 or IS48 0686 ReaM>nabl". •-rel1ablu ports Low as $19 50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---" "' " 673-04M :Rmi.'nt work or all k111d:. Forwiko/Tile Npt 8 ch1Costa Mei.a ---blcx'kwaJls Free est J ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-9866 Bus ine ss or 1>eri.onal yr..t'xpS56-0757.S45K.551 r.:t-:RAMI C TILi-' ans"•enng ser vice 11. 30 to • • J{jtchen bttth.o> cntr; H.ctv-n 5 Mon-Fr1.&orma1I ChildCar-. y •.1 , • :. ••••••••••••••••••••••• service. Interested? ••••••••••••••••••••••• o ur 11 l! o r mine . ~75 'll e wport Ody Ca re 9112·~! Center . Age:. 2•,1up Roon ::.trpentry. Cencan1;1 & roof- 1111( No job too !>ml. Papa Cliff. 631·4264 winter m o 1 . R eh. Fr.est.MO-G13 work. Ranbl Llc'd , ftumbln&,$3'1-llN 91ilploedtr . dump true It. Matylceft U02 Tacoma. ,.. ... 1, rt Dave.~ .. _ ..;....;;~~~~~~~- ~ba\&l, tree • yrd Rtrto. Nev. 88CI09 "' HIMJ ,.... """"' T -·--'--1 m'1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \.IV~1uM INTR. PAJ..N • ~·•••••••••••••••••••• •••· ·-. J•ltort4 PETERSPAIN'fI NG I NG fr D R Y WALL . Jtepalr fr Rer oof All Futba&&ll.nl. res S14 6 up. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Expr'd. Reas Ra t es. Quality makeai the dU-t y p e a . a h I n a i ea Yd II aar clnul)I. Pre~ ~. Hnu at Off, Fran· Free Est. Call Gene ference. 24 hn. Rieb rockahaltes•COMpo-t ar. 4!lllt. (714 MM2-45dn ceU'1 lmmac. Cleuning M2-06S8 640-7271 Free •t. 5'1·6930 Fin. Serv. We c·ure more. ---Avail. -.... •de•lng Lie d /bnd. 759 034!3. AU.rAINTING Fine ext. palnlln2. St. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7~1.567 Neat873-5576 L1c/ln1. Try m e. R. ~ repairs, all typei>. Want a Rl!:ALLV CLJ.o:AN -Ex1$47S lnl$375 Stnor. 836·5555 G u a ra n I e ed . B "C HOUSE., Call Gtllgham a...c.-i ---Int/Ext. Carpe ntry~-& Const.rucllon.548~12 Girt Pr.:e est. 645·5123 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prol. painting. Ext & Int. . Q . ---------Island Landscaping. S37783S. Low rates f'rel' ~~ Rsrepbalirs : U!.!!lY Hort-loofNMJ Ro ban "s Housecleaning Int Ext, spnnklers an-est 536-4780, 536·4383 .......... 0 pnces .... e~ Expert roofers, not "-v.. 'or a thorough I.., ---est.. Hank. 545-5206 aft 5. s·•~-.. 631 """'" "' ... •' 1 :.taile d & r e paired. p t INT • EXT ----_ .. _ ..... __ ... _....., __ cJean house. :wo-08S7 e r o s a o n c o n t r o I . aan ang · Wall covenng. paintlnti or Call Soow·Hou.sttleanang. For a home that sparkles Lake snow 979-0076. hyd.romulch. bnck & c:e-Neal. honest. reai... 12 wall pa-nn". f'or adda l:!Sll1ilr~lll'._11' meot work. yrd (.·ln·ups & yrs exp. Ltc '<.L Dave l.KW\al ud"orc:u S43.a206 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pruning, 18 yr s exp. 984-lOO. -SICYUTES ' u c'd /Bonded. 968-7711. WaJJpaptt bugmg, Cast l2 yrs exp .. NB-CM area Installed. Licensed & F or Ex c e 11 e n c e 1 n ~l service. quality work. Le J 'm small. pnces arc bonded. SS7·S443 hculeclearung · Cleaning -p 714 SJ6..2350 small. 67~3014 l:n!Jauted. 546-3726. European Landscaper. apter, ·-----T••ilioll Repair -.------Top work f'aar pnce. Ext In l p a 1 n t & ATLANTIC PAINTING ••••••••••••••••••••••• DANDY DUSTHS Reis 646-4871 dysfe\es wallpaper. Qual work. Res. Comm 'I. Quality CLARENCE'S TV. '/.7 yr~ Prof. Exp. Enghsh reas. Free est. Steve Wori<. Lac Bonded Insur exper. Day::.. e \ es. maids, wkly or bi-wkly •Qualily Lands<'apang S47-4281 11:&7~ wknds. SS \15 + 957-lO'J6 Ser v Va,.ant• •-real Comp M>Jtscape des1.cn ---' " "' •-·-... ~11 t All k Paantang. lnl l ~xt Qlty .... ~ estate wo rk welcome. "'""''"" 1 •on wor ESSI ..t. .._.. •-...., guar Free ei.t Green ,..,.. mat. work. Re:./lndus . ••••••••••••••••••••••• steam carpet cleaning d a I e L d n d:. c ap 1 n g C~tom Paanung tree Est. Fred. 646 1252 Refs 4 Ins. Free e~l. 731--6276 FreeF.st.Jyrguar -562·4106 _ _ _ Oluck Essian 962_1478 Wallpapenng. a ll kin<ls by Norm Free est A H!r. cost pr roll SlO Lie iwedish cleaning service Compl. housecleaning & carpet rare. Xlnt work by professional 730-0268 M•anry ....•........•.•....... Bnr kwork Small Jobi. llDaiS 645-~ r-.YowCostte Int I Ext Free est Lie 113'Ql81 Guar Rcls. T ed. 11P'h'llhotocJr'llllll1111r1.,..im11y R71-9047 or 631·1088 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE tna l le:.son credenualed, readani,:. math & French. 673 OOl:J WtftdowC~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DIVORCE BY MAIL• t-'iling to final $70. ACl1on Legal. 842-5100 Planned pro gra m .••••••••••••••••••••••• 67~1 Floor covering, curµel. Nt."Wport. Costa Mc<ia & I rvuw 67~3175 t>ves Paantan.:. plumbin l(, ~ t•arpentry. Small JOIJs. •••••••••••••••••h•••• BIUCK & B&D PAINTING IMAGES BY !Kt:; WE'Rf.S PEt:IALISTS t:ALL ~2-0244 WIJ'ltlOw cleaninx & painl anJ( Hehable . dl.'pend.J bit• Contact S tuar 1 641.MHJ U you've never placed a a..ified ad, you 're an the minority! Try it once and see bow qw ckJy you get r esults. P h one 6C2·S678. Ould Care in m y home. Monday 1-'ru.Juy 900-7732 - hnoleum or Ult• <..:u n bt! purc ha sed & 'Or 1n :.tailed. Call for dt:taals S43-a:!D6. Make byou~ sbhopop'~1g ~what Y~ want in ~aer Y using t e ai Y Daily Pilot Classifieds. PUot Classified Ads. Ccill 'T'tny 642 14!12 Enganl.'er. 58. rcliabll'. DU.>CK WORK lntr. extr ceilings Hen· ---no n -drnkr s moker " w.Jrenovauon s pec1ahs1. Loe 1 f Bo d bl .• !art} 646 tllllK Small t-ommercaal Jobs 'The fastest draw in lhe a re s. n a e after houri. 892-2024 West ... a Daily Palol 642 7204 _ _ 'J)'ade your old stuff ror ------- Oassified Ad. Call Today new eood I es w 1th a ClaaaJ.fied Ada, your one- 6'2-S678. W_an_t_Ads ___ C_a_ll_642_·5678 _9assified ad 642 5678 stop sbopptng center . -- R~IDF:NTIAL & Stun·~ "-ter/Repair I Car w~x ang ~~ala~; ••••......... • • • • • • • • • • work. 642 5449 & 64.,. 797 _ Neat patcht!S & t1:xture:. Sell Uungs fast with Daily FRHEST. 893-1439 PllotWantAds. I I ... AllNMK~nbi 0p,-0e lwJty SOOS renanals/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost & ~ HelpW..ted 7l00 HelpW.ted 7100 HelpW..t.d noo HetpWanted 7 100 .............................•..........................•......•............................ Lost & Fo.d 5300 ' •• " •• ~.~ ......... ?~.~~ El =~Oft& ···••·····•············ 9ECOM[ A PllOrt~SION41. MONEY 8A O ~(A . . '· 111•1 IH 7111 MDMytoLOCllt 5025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SWING LOAMS and 2nd Trusl Deed Loam; nn rt.>sidential properly Custom m.'ms for S7S or I(•:.:. w11h a l'l'nny 111~1·hl'r /\d 3 Imes for 2 l'on.wcuUvt• day,, Each tttld111on11I line is 60" for the 2 days Charl(e 11 • No commercial ads F'or more 1nform11l111n and to ploce your ad call 642-5671 Found LaJ(u na 11111:. behmtl Wald West ~torl· female puppy, blac:k & Lim . <Shepherd-Husk} rrux" 1768 4732 LOST 11 •yr old Sabcnan Husky ("Milka,. J. i.:rey. wlute & blue t!Y~ 10120 $15 reward for has rt:tum Call 731·5100 X2481 dyi.. or 546-7463 eves V1t· Pauliinno & College . CM REWARD Lost grey cat. wht cir Wt be ll , Brkhrs t & 962-4764 LOST: Long haired all gray maJe cal. E. C.M, any info call S48· 1305 eves LOST: Large. grey rabbit Vic. Npt. Hgta. 642-8235 daya, eves 642-7158 --------------------1 REWARD: Please help MICHEi.LE'S HetpW~ 7 100 •Outcall * ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................•.. llAM 21'.\1 _ ~·37·t!l ACCOUNTING CLERK Procesl> IOVOICl'l>. handle Spiritual Reoc»r mail. light typ111g, J~i.1!.L llllSS "~ICammo Heal w anoutang <Julie:. SanClem ... nt.e: Fully la('. 540·7639 A Kend11 v1-. !-'or App.:_ 492-7~--!_nd. F. O_.E ___ _ ACCOL'NT1\!'tl'. t'P \ or Apl mJnagc·r matun· CPA c·and1tlak v.11h 23 rnupll' 81.'Jut m :11n ~rs pulJIH'lHt•oun11na.: ,., ta1n~d 50 ut ii C :\1 per -.oo~hl ror vu~ with AdulL-. nu l't'~ i\pt + <Jran.it• Co urflc·l· -.m n.i mode~t 'i•IJn hunu-. taonal ('l'A farm t11 "ork Wkda):.&l24!ll.l7J04 an U.x dept St-ntl rc.•,um(' Lo Lester W1tu & Co lJOO Uuv1: Sl. Ste 105 Newport Beach. CA 92660 •AS SEMl&.ER S • O.C. AIRPORT SECT'Y & ESCORT Act'OUOL:. payable l'l('rk N e wport 8 edt·h Mortgage Farm has 1m 1----------mediate opening for ac Arrtg Hkkpni: counts payable l'lcr k. TEMPORAJtV • Til.AIME:ES * Orange Counl} mfgr or ele<tro m echanical pro· duct.:. 1:. :.eekang trainee~ for day shift to 3:.bemblc el~'troruc :.watche!> & d13 plays. Apply an perMJn •SERVICE• Spec1aliz1ni( an bus 1 nessmen. resldcntl> welcome Moster SpKialities 1640 Monrovia. C.M. 642·~ E.0 .E. -------- Al TO:\IOTl\'1-- rARTS COUHTERrBSOH 1Jt'Jler,h1µ or rl·plJ1 ,. mcnl Pi.lrb l'\11t•rien1 l' ret~wred Call Wt·n "' 640-6444 fleJUl~ Uoi 1 llr\IH P'1\SllH 1:-.~ 34~ V1d Lido. 1\ B ~ .. , ,. l11 ll'J~·· r11 r h.all 'l' 11~1 & •Jlller rclJlt••I "4'r\ Ill~ fi73 l!.170 IH:Al."l'Y OP l:.H1\ TO It w;,ntt·<l . rent -.1at11111 -P J m "' ~ ,. "' I m c. g • · &b)'!llll£rs wanted lh t•r ~5777 18 w rer., 'li ceded for day" & evec~ in my homl' ~1~130 Ba bysaller, 16 mo. boy, 3 duy wt'ek Call 631 ·3451 All.! p '!_l 8ab)saltl!r for 13 mo old boy. Mon W ed · f'r 1 Bookkeepn, lull 1·hurg1· 1-:Xpenent« in r1·,taur:rnl .1crl 11 . dall~ r cp1Jrt.... ue<'\ .., rcct:1vabk'. a1:ct s µa ya blc . manual payroll Pos1l1ori1open in Dunu PL. fo'or Job in · terVlew call 2t316J0.62&1. ~k ror Newman. 739-5248 24HRS. ------- Expenenced. Must type Register today to work 40 wpm & oper ate 10 key on vanow. a1:counllni: & by touc h. Good c.·o buukkeepanl( as111 ~n benefits & salary. For mt:nls.-Work close t.o appt. call 640-4580 ext your homl'. AcctR cler ki.. :IQl. E.0 .E. bookkeepers. a ccoun· t.ant.s 11re needed lhruout A S S E M B L I N G & 8.:J>am· I 30pm 6'2 7~ PACKAGING P icture .. ________ _ COVER GIRL • 95J..0771 * 3' Hr Outc:aU Service Ace am li119 Clerk <Xange County. Call us Acct.a payable clerk. ex· ror man intorma Uoo . perienced in processing Rober\ lia1f't vendor's invoices. DP In· •c a•t• I put & coding. Excellent 2333 No Broadway f r inge benefit s . Corpo r a t e of fice In "2001_.~well Bauer r r a m e5 • r abra c 1rap&alu. full-time. Lrvtne locatlorl. IS. hr . S40-%'13S IACK STREET ~PartT1me CASHIH VNEED VMONEY G«AHD OPEHING! KAMAT A PURLS 3400 Via Opporto. N. B. me get my dog back! Lost 10-14 VIC Balboa & - •SH£RI LEE• Cert. Mu .seuse HousecalJs by Appt 83IHl838 Anaheim Stadium area. 8~. Santa Aoa Call for appt. 9-12 only.1-.-t7-14•1•1•l•5-4-•IO-J- ASSEMBLERS Xlnl opporLWUty for ag gn!5SJ\le person. Apply at 245 f'ashion lsland. Newport Beach IOOUHPH Commercial contractor needs SU'OOI, ~nda· b6e ~k..,eT to h a ndle A.JP CClftQ)Uleri zed P tR . p;zyment reqU6lb & 111- \"0letng. Construction ex· per1ence preferred S alary open. Send Resume • CllDITMO PROILEM 2nd & 3rd TD loons 547-5402 Arranged by Coast Home Loons MON EY AVA I LABL~. any purpose. $10.000 m111 Mr. Hargrave 951·3535 Ground f1oor. ---------5300 ..•.•.................. FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5678 Mofi9a9es, Trust ••~••••••••••~?.~~ Loe;t or t-'ound a ~'L'' Call 12th. N.8. Fem goldn PRf: LAW student n eeds retriever max. white 125.000 Wall do anything chest.&paws.~or Legal. Confadenllal 847-0074 Before Spm DVM~ P 0 Box 3242, -------N 8.92fi63 Lost Airedale dog. Vil" Newland/Adaml> lyr old Call !160-5754 REWARD l'\iund · male blck1wht Sp ani e l ma x a t lrvinet Harbor t'c~taval Grounds 10 21 S:J:l·96<1!l SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS MASSAGE RGURE MODElS ESCORTS OUTCALL OHL Y Days. eves. lw 631-2140 GOLDEHGIRL •FOXY LADY* 01.JTCALLONLY •972·1138• 714/937-~ Betty. •• ACCOUNTANT CPA 11\e Nwpt Deb ore or our rapidly growing 2 ofc 30 person CPA farm ha:. an operunJt for a starr at" l'OUnta nt Toµ level salarv & benefit~ orren-d w :.ome lr:t\ el req I 2 yrs of recent audit & lax cxper preferred. Send rt·· sume lo Stegall. Parke. Gupllll & Co 3388 Via Lido. Ste 500. Ne;:wporl Bch. Ca. 92663. ACCOUNTS PAY AILE CLERK N e wp ort Bt.'a c h Adm1n / Pror. Ad Its Siwuf. alt. ane p t. f t Own bu:. :\!k t · mg Mniimt l 'nll •local SIOO refund ln\'CS l 557·:.>62 ADMtN.ASST An i m a l Ass 1 ~l an l·c League.:_537.:_~:i. n~ fcl' Sattler Mtc). Co. Mohair Fis hy Lucid Infect -~tongage Firm ha~ 1m· Start SI 050 Behind every succes~ful ll'liln. then··~ a woman. hut ~ h e h a s l o I;•' rr<'attVl'. 11ull(o1n~. & with 11 ma1t1cal touch on tht· typewriter Group medical. tare. dasabaltty. lwt1on rcamburi.emt'nl Call Dolly 5 40·fi055 <.:oastal Pt•rsonnl'I Al(l'n t'Y. 2790 Harbor. C: M N<:vcr a f~ All types of real e11t11te mveslments since 1949. SpK.ialllilMJ in 2ndTDs 642:217 I 54S-06l I HOMEOWNER LOANS ARRANGED $10,000 to $250.000 •AMORTIZED •lNTEREST ONLY •SlfORTTERM Call Bob Williams·Agent 731· 7771 or960-1957 Widow baa money for sh rt trm 2nd TD's, no credit cbeck, no pnlly. $20,000 & u p. For action call agent: 673-731 I. 12% 2nd. $17,500. interest only. Due 3 years, Sam 6'15--7133. TD S00.581 at 10%, on prime resident. all ant & prin accruea. pay off less t.ban 2 yrs, will sell ror •·* cash No fees . ('114) ~2950 Found or lt>!>l a pt!t ·• Call Special Pal<J llollane . 7141972·1235,213/2.58-7398 CAMELS The Shah of Iran I!> look ing fo r a lar ge ron · domanaum that take~ lads and CAM ELS. Lost: Golden Retriever -puppy. 6 mos old, ans to Found. M. Schnauler . vie Mellow. Green Valley Adarm, & Bushard area Reward 968-9818 _645-_ 2098_~r:__9!l 229G Found: Claim o r adopt Lost REWARD 12 Chow, ~ale. blk/lan. terrier 11'2 Shepherd tan w blk face male. s mo. Call mix. 2 brown lab male:.. 951 2834 or 586-ll!IO. german short Also c.·ats ------and kittens.NB. Animal Lost d og:. A f l(h an ~It.er. ~030 _ hounds, M, 6yn. .. blonde. hnonals 5350 f', lOyrs .. blonde w /blk •••••••••••••••• ••• •••• mask, mJured left rear leg. req. med. F.V. Call WANTED: Fe male to 75&-263S dys or 848-6271 share expenses or 2 we<!k pm · stay in Tahiti, Dec 22 lo · -----Jan 5th. Call Ba rry LOST: Cockat1el grey,yel, 979-1017 orange. Vac. AUanta & ----- Brook h u r s t H .B . Energjzing MASSAGE REWARD! 968·8231 Bob James-Lie Masseur • --Outcall 9·1I,494·5111 Found : Fe m . German --- Shepherd. apxp." hi. blk PREGNANT? Carin g , face. W est m In s t e r confidenUaJ counseling & 847-11548 referral. Abortion, adop- -lion & keeping. TOMMY'S OF NEWPORT ESCORTS &t2·1S7 1 Pror Ma.\'iagc by Steve. Lac"d Therap1~t . :-< R 4 30 9 30 Appl On l) 548 2817 Abu -.c <l Par e nt i. Anonymous announce:. 2nd public mee tanR. Thurs Oct. 25, 8PM 611 Heholrope, COM. Das· c1.W11on Lopac: 10 Thangs Thal Ora ve Pa r e nts Craiy & Whal to Do About The m . Featured s pea ker. Dr. Tom Woods. For further an· ronmtlon call 644·5441 ----- AOL TX MOVIES M-58-VHS-BTMX DUFl-''S-KAREN, Or John 894·5364 - Gnat Co ... _., ESCORTS WaAtedl I! 2nd T.D. in amom\ .>f $1 Z,000. Ca 11 Bill at 6'13-7300. All. l..o5l· Sm . brwn poodle, APCARE 547·2!i63 CM. Rwrd orrd! 545-5109 ---------• a.Hrs. 641·0180 ~-~~--,;;_.~--or645-S333, ext. 255. Wllllt Ad ResuJt.s 6'2·5678 MC/VISA ) GET MORE $$$$$ FOR YOUR DIME WITH OUR NEW DIME::t-ttNE • Y• -_. ....... .._ fw.SJI • ._ e. _. MMOUI -•• -AUi• ........ ..,_., Sils•t· ..... ._., - --..-wuod ....... _ f1f _. 4 e.n 11• ••11 Me 1 ................... ~ ........... , ............ ... I --.... -~ ............ .,L -------·-- DIAMOND WANTED: Prlv. party will buy t to 3 carat, cash. N.B. 5'8·49'.!5 •SEqUIM• llcorta & MocWa 752-870I or 548-5293 ..._Ca•u• 3 American. 1 United. lllO cash. 673-3858 r. 11•111 Senlcea 5160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BRASS KEY CATERING TO YOUR SOCIAL AFFAIRS EXQUISITE ESCORTS ... 1 .. 2111 * NOW HIRING •" mediate opening for lead de!lk position as Ac· counts Payable Clerk 2 yrs. eiq:>er!ence in heavy payables or wall consider I yr exper. & I yr ar· coun ting classes Kno wled ge in t:U P wou.ld be desirable We olfer good company paid benefits & attract he starling !.alary . F or appt. call our Personnel {)(fire al ~0-4~ ext 202 E.O.K Accountiog ACCOUNTING CLERK Unique retail nu rscry need s a s harp. t'X· perle nced per son for varied bookkee ping duties. This is a good op Portunily to expand your accountin g skills. Please apply in person, Mon lhru Fri, 8am·Spm ROGER'S GARDENS 2301 San Joaquln H1llstw.d COM 640-5944 • • ADVERTISING SALt:S Experienced prcr but "'II lrJ1n GC'nl'r11u~ !>lrail(ht comm Lag lkh 4lr7-4464 ADVERTISING SALES 1lie Daily Pilot has an immediate opening for a salespc r 'i on with newspaper dai.play ad vert1s1n1t experie nce Good salary , l'Um · nuss1ons. and excellent rringe benefits . F:x. cullent growth o p · portwutaes for a person with career ambitions. Call for appointmcint O....,.C"'t DaMyrHot 7 I 4-642-432 I bt277 _ F.quaJ ~pt)' E~plyr AM1mous1 If you're young. con h · dent ts have lhe ab11Jty to thank qwckly and a re loolung for a generous m· come Call now 540-4023 blwn9'rl Mr. Stone . MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY Muumum expenene ... re quired. will tram 1l11{h school .1uto s hop rour!>c> helpful We offer 1•ompet1tl\e !>alanei. ;,ntl l'l\t'ellt•nt oompany bt-nef1b 1m lutl· tnJ! paid mt.'<111.:al. dl'ntul and life aru.urunc·l· /\PPLY IN P~Hsc.>!" LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYNAMICS 3131 West Sej!crstrom Santa Ana. CA E.O.E m f h ATTENTION II OrO•er No &per. Necen. U )OU are new to Costa Mesa. temporanly dis coolloulng your <-'Cl uc a· lion, recently d1scharftcd from lhe service. or ror any reason seeking tem- porary or career work. consider this unique op portunity. YouC•Earn $216 Per Wk Banking TB.Lat HEW ACCOUNTS Pdrt time permJncnt. t)plnR r .. 4u1 rl.'d \\Ill comader tramtt Call lnr app L Jo:in ~ar:sclll'. 493 51>51 ~lulual Sd\ ang~ & Lo.rn 5iUl'ammode E.'lrl'llJ San Clemrnt1• F.qual Oppor t-:mplyr HA.-..;Kl:'>C TEUER Commen·1a l bank Tl'lll1r expenenl'C' nece:.,ar) for Uus full ume. ,PtrmJnt!nl po~111on Court.·s) <\ quJllly se rv1 r(• 111 l'USlomers a mu't W1• have Ct Vl'ry fnendl) ~lafl & CU:.ltJm~·r-. Good upportun1L) tu work m J challen,Rmlf &. profc,!.1on.1l t'O\ 1run ment Gol)(I -.alJr} & benefit:. fur quahr1t•d IX'n.oll /\pplH·anl:. 'hould non tal't ANGIEAUa. 714/752-0600 Ext. 21 MANUFACTURER! IANK ~I Dove Street. NB Equal Oppor Employer 11le women and men we 8anluni are looking for may be Southwest Bank reqwrc!I llred °' typing. folding Bank Telleri.. Notes & papers, warehouse jobs ~ 11 ,.1 k & and working for a limited Co ert ions '-c r i. In com e . Wo r k With Bookkee per ror thei r 'd MISSIOC'I Viejo & El Toro young people. Rapa ad· branches. Please conlaC'L v&ACement possible. tr Joan Gore 494·6600 you are 18 or over and would be available to _E._O_.E_. ----- start work ammedlately. Barber Stylist to mana.Rc call ... blwn 9:30-3:30. part·llme. 631·9677. Tues f)-1, !Mi. Sat/ S.S. eves. 645-6514 681~. ~-------~ BARMAID. ATTRAC T IV E. Mus t be e n · AW> Detailer wanted. will lhuliastic. CALL 846·9935 train, must have drivers l.ac ...... t. MR MAJD: Family bar In Colt.a Mesa. 5 n ights a Alllo Medi-1c wek. No exper nec. 30 Part time. pick your own yrs. or over. 83l·MS2. hours. Sat. or Sun. OK, Bartender. full lime. App. gd pos. Cor retired man. ly ln person to: 22771 =to start. C.M. emtreDr,ElToro. AUTOMOTIVE SHUTTUIUS DllVM .... have aood driv1.n1 ~ 6 valid Calli. ~*'• Ucmse. See Ken Qi'llllbtll. .... c:r .. ..., ..... Buteoder, Hamburaer Hl mlet, 1545 Adami Ave .• C.111. App ly In penoo i.t-..n a.s. llAUTICIAM NewpolUr' Inn tome foll. <iuu' + com. M0-1512. ~· ••UI.>' M:UICUllST Dula ...... ~ J Ray ConstructJon <.:u 188 E. 171h St Co:.tJ )fesa. 92627. Attn . Pat l\Jmmel llOOTll ATT .. ;NUl-:l"T 0\1•r IW. Jud,· or llant•\ """"P.•n An;h1"-. ~l.tr111.1 :'03 \\ Coa-.1 llv.) 'l,"\\l>I lkh Bu. ... ant...,!. gro\\l h r1·•1 ;imb1t1ou!> part tampr -. " 1lhni.! lo lt•Jrn •193-~:! CJt1·11•ri,1 1-:mpl11) .. ,., cl<1)., '>:tl acJ 1'.\IJt'I I h1·lpful (;o<>d hl·nc11i... l'.111 fur aµpl 731 ~m· 1•1(1~1 C...r Wash Casllien wonted !'art tam(' :\1•v.purl Beac h. S:inl ,, ,\HJ & f'uunlam Vallt. \ Ca II 644-4460 CAR WASH CASHIER lmirn..tJaJle l.'mplo) ml·nt Jvail 1-·or rntt:rviev. 1:all 64-l~I CASlll t-:R fur qua lit> mcn' Full t1m1" 1:xpr d prcl Ca II Mr Tigert for intcr v1cv. Garryi: & Co 759· 162'..! 11:1 Fashion Island CASlll t::R : Appl) 111 p t' r ' 11 n C r o w 11 llardwart'. JI07 .. ; Coui.I ltwy UIM -------- CASHIER EnJOY working as offi1•t- l' as h 1 c r at S lavic k !> Jewelers. duties anclu<l1• \enfylng sale!! balan('('i. doing daily bank1n~ traJ\S11lt1ons. d asburs mg funds, & other related duties. Xlnt company benefits packag e An equal oppty employer Contac t Mr. Evitt 5&·5444. CASHIER Over 18. exp. pref'd. Co bene Metro Car Wash. • 296() Harbor Bl., CM. C~HIEIS UTVTIM MARKETS Operungs now available for full lime aulstant · J'MnllerB on 2nd. Is 3rd. ahil\. No experience ~c . W.tnin. SUrt $.1.10 to .. per bow'. Advancement • CJllllOl'\Unily for ma oaae-ment po1IUona lo $5.50 per hour II qu.allfied. For ~ lnformeUon " in tervtew. ••llllO or cnll 7141537·4'40. Will an ~ on Saturdays by ~t. F.qu.1 Oppor E m ployer I , ()i&kl c.rtlllowiekt"tptr ~ "<M!W'n Defdt'd to "are for J •hool aae Jirb •do ._ ,.,u k W\d)a .epm Mu.t drht• owo Clll' ltei...,..u.,..,. Ml~TI CJ•I ·•·••/Oft••"' Car eer o pp1>r&un1t ' ~?..!!.;. .. ?!!.! ~?~ ..... ?!~ CLERICAL STllT~YMEITU CtmsTIAS llMJ •W Pl.US SJI 9-Aftw W ..... 40 tt.n We OOrr· r., r., t 1••• Werfl awtwL-.T.,.Au r, t• ,,,.. SecNt•let Acc .. a.iaa l ec.e,...1 •flh ... -... .... ....... ··-·--. ~~~~.,_.~,!!.~~ ~~?~!.~ ..... ?!!!!~~~:.~ ..... ?!!~ ~=.~ .... .?!~ ~?.':'!!.~ .... ,?!!4! D~Vt:ltY OHJvt;R · &ICT'IOMICS HAIR DRESSER • Th41 ~ Lunch • alter atltool ~ drlvln11 rticord. TICMMICl.AM Halt Hud.IMs u, Npt. Now 1ou can launch • ~~ ·~ u,,! ~~tl~nt.~~ Orowlni e!e«ro-opUcaJ lich. ii now lntuv. lor new career wbUe Y~ I. Daria · I HQ) firm needs e lec-ex;per. hair drea1er ar luwpyour~jobl dally.MonthnaJ'tl.G.JS ~··541• !.! manl. Clientel e pref. farm•ra lnaur•nce per'hout. Call Cber)'I tronits tnatineer tcchnl· Oood bene 6 ireat loc. Group wW tralA y.ou 4i DudM-.M31. ~Jlsltm~?~:.~vtM· ~1~i'c!~ e~pedri1•;~~ ~~ SG4MB'. _ l*.)'yourwJcomnil.,ion.s LVN every other 18 or over. own lriln11, cir cu itry. E xcellent Hail"d.resller w/foUowina. while you learn. ~rore ~ otr. lluat be de· 4 30 9pm. Mon •·rr bmefi\6. Ca, II Toni Koch ~·~tJon ava.ll for rent ut you know It you be dicated to '.:! pallenl ~Ul811 nil bt wn. l ·9 S49 8477 S""'ctron 3303 ,.... maJc.lnai waves In » re· care Xlnl A""IY pm · "" The Vlllal(e F u11 . ward~ni lir~ time pro. at 1445 sUperior ,\;e, Harbor,C·S,C.M Laguna8each.41M·l~ feu1o n . Ca ll Gen e Npt Reh INllvt!r)' l...A.'J'lmcp c11r roulu In C . M / If ll • 1 Ha m . $3~0 S400 mo +-bonus Ah111 net!d L::.rrier Superv111or ~lor9644~ ELt:CTRONIC Dillard for full details . ..;...:...;___·----- ASSEMBLY HA.HOYMAN 848·51ll. LVN. ruJJ Ume. xlnt hn, <.:ompany located ou r f'or small ele<1rome& co •-uru""A no wkncb, tor H.B . area . ocean needs full time Light Janitorial duties um '"''"" fut·paced Or.'s ortc & Trainees for mnf.c . Dellvery & pick up in cu Large Insurance com · wetgbt control. Call Coo <hvmon. Earn while you trutk. packaging. Mus t pany h as immediate rue K48·2a77, 10a m·tJpm. learn Many benefits. have valid Cahf. drivers operungs. _ __ av.U.b&t \U lalentt-d ln dMduaJ "Ith ruich1 cou lrOl .,11lorm 11"'1'° b•ck ..__IP.!------•I (li'(JUn(1 Apply 1n per"Mln r G,..rillOMce llt.'fltal Asststant. ex per 'd ldud4.'!! 2 eves & Sat A.M l' M 6411 2411 us k for Joyc<' Call ~3632 l 1 c APP I Y G L · G " Rater CocMr MACHIMIST Syste ms, 111~ Condo r Willlratn inratina&tod Trainee. caretr op Ave 1-· V 1ng or personal llne portwuty, itood i1t11rtll\R '*"h rtis umC' 6 v.or'- i.1unplt'll to Mr t"t>nh•, w RIMI\ 8cw. Wilham •'tott 4t A.5MX' 1401 Quu1I ~ NC"Wl)Ur1 Ot<ad\ Civil E)\&mt rlni.: Oral\~ 1n,p('(1llr t>ubh<' •.:••nc) 111 !\u <iraiu: .. Utunt is "'" i. Inti u Pt'hllll IA II h J muumum uf it > r' t•'µ tn draftma Will ptd •• ,, i.-ill'W'll with t'lllJ Ill Ink ~wk un lml'n uwlu1hn~ Lt-roy 1..ettl'nnu Out1t'' w ill abo 1ndullt• 111 t astooul fwfd t1111P\'l'I 1un of v.•att'r Jlld "t'"'° l'r f..at·1llt1t'' ).lnl ... a l.1r) Jnd bencf1h IJPI> 111 Pt'rson Moulton N1r.:ui.'I Wah·r 27 S00 I... a p JI It d , Lag unu N 1g ut•I An £qual Oppo nun1l) F:mployt!r CLERICAL Securi L1ei. prot·es1>1 n r.: clerk for Fas tuon ls lund I n ves tme nt Firm Processes new invesl mentB mvolvang b11nk de · JlOSlts & detailed follow up. Investment or ba nk· C'.\l. STU'TIAIMING C ... STMAS MONEY NOW!!! •SICllTAllH With & Without Stl •TY,.STS •N.X OPIAATOR •ACCT CLHKS • IOOICICHPQS •KEYPUNCH o rER •CLBtlCS .\!.'.,() •GlHE:IAL LAIOR •'BNIASSIMILERS •PAa<etS l...af11o: & !>hurt ll'rm. holt day & \ dl'..tl 1011 11 .. Y Ho:.p1tal1.w twn u v1.11lu blc VOLT 'I A.It•..-W'IAU ~ •1f llv I' I•, 546-4741 3848Campus Drive <AcrOSli from John Wayne Airport ) Equal Oppor Employer T• .. •••t 5-nkn 2061 Rusme!l~ Cenwr Drive I rvillt' L1ttrk Uup lll'Jl111 •1 l'l1·rk ()pt-ruuon.-. lk•pl MJJor ~i,x·k Brukt•r JJI\' 1-'mn llt'lU' () I ' Airport llr:-. 7 lplll (.'ull Mr DUKJn ~14().)1 l~I (1.f;tU< Mi\NAC.EH t'o:. mcl1t·:-. i.:1ft:-, i:urcb 1-:x11 µrd ti C.Sll 1>40 7373 L1.EHK Sf'X' Part llffil' !.O.E. CONSULTING (;on.'lultunl ~l't.'kS per:-un-. v.ho w.1111 tu ma kl· n1on• 1111HH'Y 01Jpor lun11 y lo :.Llrt :-µarc t1m,· & l'" ii.md lo cam S50,000 ur more Jl•a t·cwk U"tr v on.'>ullanu.. 1)4t; 7!1t(<J ('Otll\S . ASST F or S u 11 f I C> w t' r t-: u r t ) A1•h1cve1111·nt ('1•nl t•r Sw\IJ An.1. ~Ml 4750. ask rorQ1rlu lcud1ng lo full time Jmmcd op c n1n J.: ror moti va t e d w u rk ,_ ________ _ COOK PJ\HTTIM t-: rul!hts ll\ ail. cxp<'ner\l'l• n~· 1\pply m pcr~on OENTAL •·ronl Ufhrc l':Xpcneou~d C.ill .1'1 G 9ijg~l OF-'\'TAL ASSISTANT C:ha1rs1de 4 day work 111eek Xfol pay ~ bene l'nv Npl 81·h orflce. R 0 A rt."q~ 646 ~ _ Dental Ht•cepllon~l ror plew.onl 2 doctor oHan · In !>.Sl-4711 Dental OHT ll ODO!':Tl l CHAJRSIOE ,\!,SIST H D A prer Aµpl ~ ~'6-SJ70. iS!i ~ DENTAL ASSIST. 1-\111 11mt• t•ha1r1>11ft· X r:J)' It 1· rl'qd H U /\ prl'f Bene ulfl'rcd Sala ry opl'n w kduys ti42 61180. t'\ e:>&wknds tl7J.340.1 Ocntal Al..'>•~tanl. HU/\, 2yr.> cxpc.·, I day wk. Irvine ofk 559 511 1 DErUTY CLRIC I Tract escrow omrer needl'd 1mmed1ately . i-: U E Call Caflrorn1a U.t·row. S46-294.2 1-~HOWOFFI Cl::H Aggr~i.i ve new ore 10<' 1n pn~l11te Newport' Beach loc N~s top officer Xlnl pay & l>t'nef CJ II for confade nllal 1nll'rY1t!1i. 714 !l'IS· 1177 ~·A<;TOHY TR1\l:"-tt:E lrnmt.'<ilale OJk'nlO~ Wtlh <:.,.,ta Mc~.i mnh: 1·0 Xlnl bl•ncf1t11 Will tra in nl(ht f)t'rsoo 54S lHOJ F,\CTOHY T HAJNt:I-: GcJod IJ:A). 'llnl futurl' 1n fast ~rC>w1ni: pla:o.l1 c a dh ~•l\C l'U I S37 Monrovia. N B S48 SIZS Hardware ~les Apply 1r1 per so n C r own Hardware 3107 E Coast Hwy.CUM IDORY FARMS Jl1ckory f'armi. JI So. Coa.-.t flaza nl·cds part Umt! ~alC's pt!Qple for tht• 1·omtng C.:hris tmJ' '>e<bOfl. Wo rk m orning,.,, afternoon.~ or t·vei.. l•xper not nt'Ct"'>,ar) Will tram J\pply lt1 ,\'Ir Thornp-.on. lov.l'r ma ll So <.:uai.l Plaza llo...u·.,., Xlnt •>PPl> to 'UIJplem•·nt 1n1·•1m 1• Wch.'<lmc 11e111 n. .... uh·nt' Perm I' l flt:). hr!>i J\'.•·cd l' d r & l > 1J l• 111 r 1 t 1• r JIO~IJl l.tl tl~ ll 11s l1·-.s Sen1t~. !'>47 :.J!IS ALE CLERIC II o t l' I !-: X .1<; <' Part lime. 1mmed1all' llOUSl:;K 1-:i':Pt-:lt San opt!ning. Call Ba lboa Clemenk Inn I<!~• W Mannl' llard111 :arc ror ap 1\Ven1da i-;l> pla nd 1:.111 po1ntment. 549 ·9671 . San<1em -E·O·E-r..1 .... ·.u ___ _.11oust-:Kt:EPJo:f( S1n~l1· polic1e.. Jo'lgure aptitude. <;al11ry Pre fer som l' bte phones mac h 1 n c s h op e x " D i c t o p tt o n • pen encc. Call 838·88811 Operatot-for 1nter v1e w 60 wpm. s ome die · MAJ() Nile . wantcdl(ood taph onl' expl'ricnce co bene. & salary . i\1Jply Good s peller. van ed t YIJ· 111 pen.on The surf & IOI(. Sand Hotel. l!i.SS So l:!il. ./ Policy T~pist Jlwy Lag lkh 1)•pe 55 wpnm. will train to type pt"rso nal hnt!1> piJltcit.~ Xlnl '*Urkm~ w nd & bl'fle(1U. Apply 1n per~on Moo lhru 1-'rl JO lo 2 SAFECO INS. CO . 17570 RruokhurM rounldlO Valley. Ca I. I::() 1-; lroninJ,! Wanted C.111 at fi73-8677 ur846 21111 JaruWr pc..t1me. b 30pm JO JOpm fl c!>pons 1 blhlll'll. will ~ d e an init & upkt.-ep of bldg, ..wckmg ~upphei. & gen ·1 ma1n1 upk t-t'P t n t.cr v1ewmg betwl'c n 11 4, I 00 fo; Ii .i k c r . <; M M.:udl.. apply Thi: Inn al Laguna. 211 N Coa~t llw}. Laguna Bearh ~IAI I>. to I' art· for n11T 1·01.y 1·a rpetcd 0H 11·1• t.tdg & i.tdrf 9·5pm 11r ll-4pm. Mon·l"ri Ri:h:i hh· oon ... mok1•r. l'crm 11111\ Bl'nd11 ~. pa id holida v-.. v a1·ut1uni, "" I'll> ·1~c·k !'>trtet. 655 ~ U~l . Tu11ttn ~IAJNTENANCl': · llan dyman l''ull ume /\pl ma1ntenanct'. hulld1ni: dean up. C M .• Npl. Bd1. llJ"cu l'rut:k or van de '>lrable . t:xper n t!<' l"2 1603 !fl~mJ MAINTENANCE IUTCHEH HELPEtl Restaurant. chain needl> tng expenencc helpful. 1----------1 &*0-0123. oncnlated person Ill our fa.'ll pace loan brkl( t'o Ab 1l 1t y t o t•<i-pt• w /preisi.url· 0l'al wtvaned pcrson:.illt1cs & willml( t..o learn No pr<" \IOW. cxper. nee Will train Promotional op porturuty. S11lary open. Cctll Katie 640-9350 t 727 E Dyer Rood I nine 1encat' µo111t1on J\'a1I 1mmed Hcqu1rl's I yr t'len ca.1 ex pr and l) pe 40 wpm Startlnll sat S368 bi·wkly Call 833-0oU I. ext J32 ror oppl Or:ingc Cu unt y ll arbo r Murur1pal Court f'urn1ture . rl'finbh1ng. full llmt' oppty tn Im trd Mon lhru Fri 64G-•04 l rel\p hard workmK flv(• 1(1 li:.kpr l'Of1't ror S111pt lkh hmuly of 5. Xlnt pdy. 11\t'd 11\S Rer rl'qWrt.'rtgagl' 230 Nl•v. ~rt t'cnwr Dr . Ste 200. N U !f S Part umc Sal Sun onl)' 1 n d 1 v 1 d u u I w I l h 6am to 2 30pm. Mature knowle<hte or rt.'t>t.aurant woman preferred Xlnt cqw1Jment Expenenci!d beflefib & t.1.<Jrk1ng conn. in ell'l"l.n cal & plumbmi,: Oen caJ Uecome a member of our d;ynarruc Newport Center F1nanc 1al Firm. The following positions un• now available · ACCOUNTS R.ECBV AILE CLERIC Previous aC'<'OUnttni;: ex· IJ(!nenl'e or 1-ducalion de- sm 1ble ClatlCAL TRAINEE 11ui. 1s an entry I<'\ cl po~1t1on 1n lht· mJll. nucro film. & f1h• dt Pl l'rt•\ 111u-. Jllh llJ1·ki:ro11ncl I tlt•,1 rJIJl1• 11111 11111 n · •1wrl'il !Ill :!rul •"'-.It ti ... h1ft:-. ;t\ .11lat.l1· STOO< BROKERAGE CASHIER Thi:> µo:>1l11111 1n\11I\•·,., pmblcm solvm~ n ·l:Jtl:ll 10 secuntws trani.Jc · uons. Prtiv1ous s toC'k brokerage rirm e x · penence des1r ablt· raSONMEL CLERIC Aul.st.ant to t.he person- nel rep. Typing & eom· mwtlcal10n skills 1mpor- talll 1\ O P ufrcr!> l'Xn•llenl I 1Nt1rk1nl( 1·0111l1t 11m'>. a 1 hallt·n~in~ 1·n v 1ro11rr11·n1 !,, J.!0011 I Jfl'l•r /(( 'iJ l,11 \ l'h'il-.(.' ,llJ!ll} cla1l~ Ill I .oll L1.">ltl' ;-.t>;,il .1t OericaJ PACIFIC MUTUAL A ma1or hfe ms uran ce L"Ompany headquurten-d m Newport Heach. ha11 opportunlies for tn div1duals with 'lk1lb and I! e n ._. r a I o (( 1 c t• e x J>t!ncncc 1n I or more of lhe foilowmi.: ..an·a~ " I\ r11-.1 -. I-11 I I I t rn 1· H.u11 11>111 1'.1rl I 1m1· K.1111 rlt~m •:"'>1·1 r1·1.1ri;· .. •111•1•d .hor1 h.1 ntl • •:-.t,111~111 .. 11 m.1th 1 lo·rk • V.ur<l 111111·e"'"'~ "Pa) nJll proc·1·~'111,.: •Citn ·ral Clcni:al Wt! have 1mmed1:1lc openmgs If you qualify. we offer a unique work Ing envi.ronmenl in ndd1 lion Lo ex("ellent com· pany benefits. Please ap. ply m pen.on tu 11.111 'li1·.,..r111rt < '1·111 ,., I >r :\l•wµrnt lkJt h ( ·,, ~l.!t-4~1 E11ual Opµortun11 \ fo:mplr>yer M 1-· pf1Jgn..,~1on I A.D.P. ------ PENSION SERVICES llW> Newport Center Dr 644-4360 ext 263 E .01:: CLERICAL/ CUSTOMER SERVICE t.1en cdl Worklocol Temporary AssiCJl""tnh Re«jister T odoy 557-0045 U\-Llr\:. IOMOllAl!V l'tl!SONNH SllMCIS 3723 l lrch Strfff Hewpottleoch Do you Uke problem solv-_ --mg. detail work in a b11sy 1iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiim __ _ data-pro<.'eS!!lnR envarnn· ~ Cll'r1r11l ment. We need someone ~ to ba l ance t'll c d 11 customer mpul & i:om · puter reports for this 1unior pos 1lwn Must have data proces1>1n~ background. some book keepmg/ac("ount1ng ex· perience & be able to use to key addmg machme. Some customer conta by phone. Tues. lhru Sat. Call personnel for in· terview appt SAFEGUAR BUSlNEs.5 SYSTEMS I.NC. 2283 F &.lf'\11ew Rd. C.M. AnEHTION! Typists -Clerks Secretaries Call Toda\'•' Work Tomorrov. • • • ~ VICl!lf< N.R ORC tmi-: ~Sf;·H520 835-21;22 Ml f' M9-J091 1--------------------I Clencal Clerical PENSION Ofrlce help for billlnl( CASE ~ Must type & u11e cW~l~HNICAL PROCESSOR PUBLJSHING rr..-... or SYSTEMS s....-i ed t 22308. Dupont Or .......... ette Anaheim, 92806 714/937-0531 Equal ()ppor Employer Clerical cuus , .... ,.., lmmediate trainee posi· lionl QC1eO fM accuraLe '1PiR-One poslllon re· quire• c 1lculator ex· ='=' 1 cowvienlal eo· •a.......-ar co-workers, IOOCI bmeflta " futu,. .... poteaUal. Please c:1111 ma tor turt.Mr de· \1i1111t; ...... 714/113.35'0 ... ut nJITIN &.O.E ... 11,,/H. • Pens ion De pa r tment needs individuals ro r many aspects or Pension Adm1ois tralion. Basic malh abilities required. Good opportunity to work 1n area or ex· pansion and growth. We orter outstandin g workl.ng conditions and • liberal benefits package. II )'OU quallf y. please a P· ply ln penon to: PACIFIC MUTUAL ·Newport~ Dr Newport lleam. ea llCll80 Equal Opporumlty EmploferM/F Oerk Typ1sl8. Pn or (IHICc expenenC'e, good typmg 1---------- l>k1Us & ab1hly to opera le JO key des irable .. Good eo. ~rt:s. For appl. call 6 40 ·4 S80 ext :.n.! .. KO.E. Clcrk·t yp1sl. permanent position. 50-60wpm, J.?d Cook. rehef or purl t1mt• Week n1ghls and or lwiches. -App1y Ill perison ~lam or aft Jpm J\sk ror Peter Le l31arntz. 414 N Newport BI Yd 64S-6700 ~wil Opport t;mplyr DESIGNBt HV AC Comm11nd. work Minimum 5 yeors l'Xp. M E Nr UC· Airport Dahl. Taylor & AM1ot'. 5'1U·5231 work.Ing cond & bene hlll, ----------1 slart S6.'iO Mon·f''n . 9am •COOKS• -------- Spm -979-2270. t: X P t: R l Jo: N l' 1-: " DESIGH •ClBtJ( TYPIST • COOKS CHEQCER l..t'adm~ Or:.in~l' County o~-n·:H HAH P t-:HSO"'I fo;llcc•lh.•nl rnrt·cr op Mfi:r l'Ompun~ "l't-k1ng portunil' lo wurk 1n lhl' 1 n1f1\1dual ~ (or C'l1·rk /lit't'l.l1'1.l 1mmt.'l.lt,1lt·ly tor lllll'rn:it1onJI ho·JJ l\IJISl f)O)>lllOll'> \I U!ol IJfll'llllll-;Of••'(llllfl.t.::-.;I-.\\ flUJnt'r'> '" J IOllllJJn~ 1 \ p ,. t S " p m tlt'i1ltni.: m 1·1wn:> rt'lalt'<I Ht..,P'10'1b1ltt1l'' 1111 ludt• SPIHORIFTER 11111J11rh & wn 11 ,., 111 1\f"nl! 1 11111~ . .f.!l'n•r.tl RESTAURANT d111d uJI r11u ... 1 11 1• dt•nl JI <1ulll',,, :! \ r' ,., l.11•1"1t-d~ubh· 111 111:.11 lun · On :"t•v.v;irt H,1 \ per m l!l'rll'rJI ult 11rc 111i.: ,\ I J IJ111 .111 n1; ot l1•rrc'(f Apply m 11•:r~un h.11tl"art-.. \'1.,,r, ,., l·,x1·l·ll1·nl lllm11Jn\ awril'ncc 10 l'lt•ctr11 Masten Specialties 1640 Monrovia l:M 642.2427 1::.0.E Clerl&/T yp11t lrulJaJly part time with fWJ ume potenllal Hour!'! are n cx1ble Mm Z yrs ufrtre l:'xpencncc· ;.() fi(I ""JJrn Xlnl oµpl\ l'all r.,r ·•!Jiil i5l Jollfit hellt'r1L' & work11tl! t 'Oll liM.'t!ha1111:al de.,1~n. will dJllons Apply In 11t•ri.on c.ileek en1tmeennr.: tlraw we<.-kdayi. !lum·4pm 1 n R 11 r c I a I 1 11 it l o 3333 W. Coast Hwy me<.'hams m 1nvolvm1t <JP Hewporl l.och 1 1 t· • m a g 11 1· t 1 l' & Olsmet.ology. nd s people who ure u rc.'<l of prc,cnl ll('CUP to JOlll an llfl & 1·om1nl! 1111 I 1 r;,rnl't111111·' ( 41 \\ 111 I 1 .1111 "·""" ~lf.7 ~X!H ~1c sy11t.emi. Wt• o(fer excellent bencf1t11. wugci; & a crc:Jt1vc en \ ironmt•nt · C o nta 1·t l'•·r:-onnl'I ;>;,; :io ;tl ... I) .. t.: I. E H I\ T y I' I s T I ' . I ( I ., !'..l t l)L'i 'f'l''fl()r-\IS'f r-•llUll er J lf .. ,_' • ,11 'r,._ • • • or ~ O() hr C;ill IOI ••PJJI l;,iw offwc. i.:1·11 1 l<:r11·al ~1!,4fi ll Ufo"" CU .HK l'HX :-.m ( l1·11ll'lll1• Inn 12:; W ,\\1•11111.1 Es 11l..and1Jn ~.mCll'm duttl~ .m ... phnnc·-.. k~JI exp not n·q . :$;1 hr v.k, (.'11unl1·r L'l1·r k 101 Olt.'tary A.tdt•' 1),1 }' or I' ~I i.hlfl. cxt'l'llt:nl hend1b Apply at 1445 Sui>t:nor. NB. 642·241CJ O <.: J\1rpurt area <.:u hrurn1a L.1un1lrv & ~~ dry t:le:in<'r' lo r San (;o cktatl W11 1tn·:-~. l·X pcr'd ror Thurs Fri-Sat rule:\. Apply 11-Zpm. The Ch alet 2•345 ll arbor Bh•d. Cost.a Mesa COMPANION · To hvcin w1senu mvahd woman. Only lite housekc.'Cping & meal reqd Salary nego. Musl have c ar. Call before 9:3-0am to afl 5PM. 846-3879,846-6478 ----COMPUTER TECHNICIAN V11nry syste m s. r on fl1ture sys t.cms, evaluate failures, do callbrations. quality ehecks, trouble .,hoollng . 1esl1ng & re· p:u r or analog & digital t:irrwtry u~ed in r om· puler s ystemi. Mus t h:ive AA in c lectron1c11 or :J yrs. tra ining 10 m1htary or voc·ational schoo l Must huvc knowled1o:e of dtScrt.'Ct and intc grutcd circuitry. Full time $Ii 00 per hr Tak e ad t o nc11r1•sl Employm e n t De Hlopmc n l De Pl 00.T 003.161 014 J\d paid for by cmp!o~er Your f riend s an d neighbors use Classified whe n th ey ha ve !Omethlng to sell They'll tell you how wel I it worUd for them! OnorrP an·J 725 :;4:!0 Bldl! 1224 COUPLE WANTt:IJ l (I help mam1ge s m bui.1 ness part-tim e Must be wtlhn.g to le_<trn. 642 2247 COURRlER truvel al(en c·y. Reliable perS-On. own car Vahd CJ\ dr1 vers ljccn.'l(:. M·F . I Sp. MrK Klm~gh 957-8147 CREDIT INV&5TIGATOH Excepllonal <ipenml( for e xperien ced to.in 1n \•est1gator with ba nk. finance company or mortgage cu mpuny b11ckground All paid company benefits includ ml( denlul. Salary 1·om me ns urate with l'X p e r1 ence l'h o n l· 714 546·4900 Mr Stc111 man (.1.J~i'ODIJ\N Fronl :t tn Dishwasher wanted. part lime, 3 nJKhls N11:e en vtronmenl Cull SKHl440. Lagunu ~1lhs ~r~u DONUT S llO'P. artc:r noon1evcmng shirt. PIT. No ex peri e n c e necessary Prefe r over 25 Apply m person 1854 Newport Blvd.:...C.M. Drapery Wcukroom. seamstress needed. Near OC Airport Salary open ~ DRESS :\1 AK ER t n p quality needed hy pvt ply . In lg volum1• l rv .C.:M C dm a rc:.i . 837 · 5008 e Ve!> Dnll Pr1..'Ss Operator sm med por t!> Mu !>l bt• ml•ehumcully inchnt•rl , d1•pendabll' & C'on.'IC'IC11 llOUS !>10·0398 IOpm Mon rr1 11 1 ·---------l 'mverstl \ 1\thlc·t11• <.:luh 7!l2 7003 Jcm DRIVERS ~len or women 25 yr' or CUSTODIAN older !\now lht• c·uusl Purl lime tor llarltor <'Illes Nel $1RO a wt·ek or area c·hurch Lat.c artt·1 morl· Or;1ngc• Coa i.t noon & eves. Cull 1''n•d Y1•llow Cab. liJOO Ml. 631·2880 Her rmann. Founta in Vulley IN11 or Sluter OeUc11tes."len Help SQm1· bl' t w n N ,. wh o p t• & exp. References. Ov1·r 1-.Ax:hd) 18. Ph : 644·S6l!l -------- Carden<'!'. part lime. for 40 urut apt romplex <.: M 642· 1951 or 6"6· 1486 GtMral Office Vuncd duuci; lO mdude llle typml(. mu1t. r.trn~. errand.., Prt'llle} nf So Calif Contart ShJron 540.0500 Gt.~ral OH11.:c Xcro" & IJyout person . v.111 tram $11\r 6 hr. .\.t on Fri L'4111 KRI ~Hl!H4 Gttneral Olf1t·e , ht•J \ \ phcint~. lx1okl..ttt•p1n~ ,., IA'rH.'111 t' tot ~.1111 :-,1 llunt B1h G~°'Offic~ 1 \',1nl'<1 1lul1t·' lo 1111'1111!. I hit• l}lmn:. m.111 111111,, I t'rTJnd.'> 1'11•,il•\ ol ~i L"tltl l 1m\.11 l -.11.1r1111 ;>Mt 0500 Gen I orr1:. IJCrmJll\'nl P1T ~Ilion. 4hr:-. da> moilurc v.om;,in ..,. lttt• l111ukkcl'p10i,t. l } µmi:. 10 lct!y by touch <.:a II R4-1-41i114 Good Sat1111 GL\\101 l<JOlt ~l\H\ "'' I ·ns \II. I IC'"' '•l Ho .1t1I) t '•in,11lt .1111· JIOUS~Ll::AN 1-:HS C...r nee. P T Top:$ Gmghetm Girl ll4!> 5123 HOUset~et 1-vll llm<'. itood ~&IJr,. & b c n "" I 1 l " t: O ~; Ba)'\'lt'W COil\' llo'p ~ Thurtn, <: M ''.all 642~ llOl:SEKt::fo:f>t-:K for tra\el1nu t''l'< l,1\1•1n or out \1u-.L ht-1· 11~·r & J.>r11 111.'tl·nt 10 rn:11ntJ1n1111: hunw t 111:, tJJ\ ,1 v.1 t•k .....,, -,.,, "r ~n \pflf"' hr. •1 Iii II• l JIJ l't:J in ·•JJl>ll\Jlll ''°" \µpl) Ill lll.'Nlll ""klh' 't 111IH11111 "'nh· \h \I 1r• 1·ll.1 ,,,,,, :-.C1 II St 1'11,l 11l lfti.>lll HomftHper Top SaWy PcMd tn t•are for i.t~ond homt.• lul' L A couplt' ~·•tt.<d on lhe "':atcr 1n ~ Lai;iuna H1•a l t h In .. urant·e "nd ben1·f 1t" ('Jll !'..U/lt• 1A 1·1•I.. <J,1\' 'I :J 17h .!:! '>:J ,11111 \.\ l'I I. 1•r11f, 714 l'+I lk.111 Bayview l:on v Ho11p . repair Goo<l IM!n efits :DMThunn. Co!.lct Mba Company truck pro 642-JSCt> E 0 E 'Vlded Apply at· LA B 0 R I\ T 0 I\ Y 0....,,.CD•ttt TJ::CllNICIAN M:.1n lln...._.S..,.lcei tenanre & arumal c:trl'. 2601 0-ctunJer Street. blomcd1C'.tl test.m g tah. l•-Sa-nUl_An_a •.• :>46_··0•348-- SJ.5() Pt' r hour. f u II or part lime N A S A ISl!2 ~. lrvml' 55ti 11140 LalxKatnry Kc<.ult.11 Cink \ton Fri Will tram $;} Ii lu ;.tart A..'k for (;ordun tAIJ-Olclll Manaf(4:me.nt & Sall•, po1>1lloru. open l''abne or rew1t t'XJX:r n .. -q d Ca II .Ju1·k. 6'16 4'WI \Ii\.'\(; fo.H l11r nwchum '"' ••P.irt m1·n1 1·11m1JI•·' ... I ltqJI} ,,, :1~,11;, I II Thi l..t<ll• .... ""11" 11'"~• •·\tr,i'" II, 1. 1•11111 t'l J IS.1\ 1 ... ~1 nH''f\I '1 11f fl\t r Ill•·'''' "' 1 ,,}I· .. ~ .!i.!7 • c •r·l.t '\. •• C \ ''"'h;.!•• l r1 1 , I \I \'IC I I< I" I ".111 I• ti ·'""' .q .-u If., .. , ''"' .1 .t11ut "' ,,. .. ,,. µl.1111 11~1111kn 1111 1· •' • I , t . I l.1 • '"" I y. "' 1, I , ..... , ••. hd11llll .... 1 .• ;, .... ~. lllllf' l'+I 11!1.>c L..rncb< .1µ1n.: F11ro•rn.111 b1 Jan gudl 11r E111!l"h 'f>l'aJun1oi C..11 iiO ~15 Land..'l<'apt' ln..«tall1•r Trne t-uU u me Mu.i.t ~ .,.. ,11 ll\ll lO woril hard $l per hr Xlnl opport &4.\ fi'il•• \1..anutddunnl.! TRAINEES I lpptil In I JI II l11p )o::O .... lht l.i'lt''' ffll\o\ 1111; C. r.11Wl11 ( 011 Wt• 'I I cl ill ' l. \' I I .._ l I< \ I-' \ I l H l.-A..:un.1 llo .11 h .111 ' 11 ' I 1,1,ttl \ "' 1111 It• I .1 11.fl .... Jf\1 \11r II 111 Id ( .1ltl llou.~.~·i.1 .. p1 r II\• 111 l11r · •in\• I 11, ,,... t,,1,. 1 rnOlho•rlo•'' 'holdr' 11 lwlpllll Oultloul o1o 111 lo. Machine Opercrton 114-wly increased startini;i v.-ai!t' & "ih1rt honu" prr IT\lum. .. udch further m renu~e to JOln our i.tablt• & '1111 )!rtlWI Ofi( pfll,\ II°' """1'·111\ 111 I ho· In IO•' 111 1! 11 I I 1 .1 I I 11 Ill I' It' \ lr.111)1• or ' 'l'•lltll••·of Ill (I I " ' ll ~ Ill ~-I h ' H t 11p1•r.1t••r no• olo•tl ''" .oll '11111 l • •m11I• lt h1•rwl ii t•JI l..1g1· 11.1111 II\ 1'11111 IJJO\ 1111 h11l111~ m.1J•1r \t. .. 111 .JI. lh-nt,11 & l.11o lrL:> 1\J>pl} ( ,\I.I. ~1:,; lil'll1 mu-.1 -iw.•k l-.n,_11 .. tt 1!:12f,lll Jrti•r ,,1,.11 "1fllr.1111. 1 ,tllK.11 •.l••l 11uu. ... •k1'\o'1i..r lt\1· 111 Lr..: I L•·.:.il !~~1 1•p1.1 11n1 ,1 (;olt S t.1rlt•r I rJ1n1•1 nt«ll-d fnr µr1 v.111• c•loli F or 1nter,·1ev. i:;il I 644~ IKh hom , µn\ 11&.8 T}J)IJ>t 11 mpor .1r~ mm { u~ .....,.1 '~""I'm L..a,.;unJ 11111' re req <P'SV ....,,. 1· .. 11 M r ' W 1n:.l11 v. CIMCO Hou~e keept·r L I\ t• In ----------1 Mu~t Orl\t' In .:oud Guards health l''rce lo lr JH·I w ANTED fop .,alar} fu·fen •nt•l'' Male/FeMaH rl'Qwrcd:,:'95-~ _ r....or-H,. l~eef)t'r. bab~1tlt•r ...-' 7 year old bo). Mon thru HcsPon111blc person '\. Fri. some e\es Own car presently h ccnsed or not ll.8 . Call 847·S622 aft Ii to become S<!cunty or. ficers. ----.. --.. -• Many locauomi av111labl<' tbru-oul Oranj!e County. 1nclud1nl( Newpo r t Beach. Co11t11 Mc ... a & Mission V1~j0 II lnternatlOf'lal Security Services. Inc. Im l Center St. Sutte I 05 Anaheim 635 4630 ~ual Opf)Or t:mplnyer <iuards Male or Fe malt• Joullor Part T 1m1· Pro mhl1onal OIJ porturu11r-. c·un prov11l<' hourly rule ml'ft!:JS\' Up To $4.50 Hour It pays to ~ee us. Apply m Pt!rson. Mon·Fri )!om 5pm. 230 W Wuriwr. HOUSEIEEPERS Hcii p OP'b lbl e M 1 F ~k~r.i for pnvate ·resort. $tart immed1ulc I) full or part llme Good i>lartmg pa} Wllh 2 WttCk l'l'\'1ew Dl'ntal cart·. in l1•rna l pro m otion up portumlles & olher fr. 1nge benefits Call Scoll al 494 &21 or apply m person 419 No Co:.i:-.t Hwy, L.aguna Beac h llomemoker' inlcre11ted in ex1ra income. parl IJme. Call ror ttppo1111 mt.'f'lt 494 Slf>H IMMEDIATE PART TIME OPENINGS llelp on Saturday & Sun- day mommgs to rle h ver DAILY PILOT 1()7 HN I LEGAL SICHT ARY :'tto Fee To A.p1>hc·a n1 Spe<'1ahLtnl! In ~;,;. mary h1ckle agencv 170 Ne v.--port Clr Or N 8 Ste 245 64().292() ----Lu;ALSEC"Y l..agunu Hills rct·ent CJ\ Pr obJ te l'll.pe r net'CS.~ary Xlnt tYJJllll( & S H islulh. rt.'Q Call Mri. ~ Bni:l(s AH· (.'tl~ta Mes:.i !r.!621> I:: 0 t:. ~ ~lnture woman for part 111ne work X ·s m o kt• r . therapy tra1n1ng . Ca II 004-52()1 Mt!t·han1r al Assemble r Sc1ent1f1<' Instrument~ Must bt! m echan 1n chn~. de pendable & c'Ol'ISC1en1Jous. 540-0398 MECHANIC h l(hl dul). Mission V1cJo a r cJ . Wk:nd.-. req HJ1 ·23lJ W1n s l11w tor App I l•---------837 1060 Le1ota l Sel'rl'tar)'. bu11y family law pract1<'e nd:- sec·y w recent Cahr. ex· per in forms & pract ICl'~ Salary 1·ommeni.u r atl' w •ab1l1t y L ove l y Newport Cntr u crt: ~ M4·1c!83 l~ll1.1me·Oppnrt11n1ly lk vour 0111 n boss Work your own hours 5J5 5122 U Vl::IN·Chnst1:in helper For elderly woman In .£._M.Carpref ~·~ MECHANICAL DESIGH EMGINIEtl Come JOm us & work in the international eor porate headquurters Ill a 1•ompany dealing 1111 th t.-ner~y reluted produt:lll & services Exper1en(·1· a t•hallenge of dc~ignml'! clt'\'IC't.~ IOVOIVlll~ opt IC'S, magllt't11: & gyroscup11· mechan.u;m. Dl-iugn~ will mvolve maetuned l'Om ponc>n t s us 1n1-1 htl(h Klrength steel. We orter l'xceilent benefl~. wuge!O LOAN SEtlVICE & a creallvc environ· COUMSS.01 ment which will provide B h you j!reat p e r so n a l Ne w P 0 r t c a \' sal1Sfact1on We want tho Mortgage Firm hd-. 1m Room :.m. S:i11ta J\na UH DRIVER P /T l532 W Commonwc•ulth. f r o m N e w p 11 r l l 11 Fullerton to our c arrier s. M usl have good driving re <'Ord . large 11lat 1o n wagon or van llourl)' + m 1lu ae . Call Harry Seeley at mediate opening for u best. BSM1'; deitree re· Loan Service Counselor qt.ared. Contact Perl>on· Pos1t1on respon!>1 b1 h tei; i-lll'-1 .• ~.7.··00!•:i•l•. •E•0-.1:.:. __ will be t o handle CLERKS • FULL TIME NO matlMCI MICISSAIY Hurry! Immediate openings WI LL learn various phases of store operations . Lots of customer contact. Apply in person 1-8pm Weekdays or 12·4pm Saturday & Sunday ,.~~.W C.-....... c.lf. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Wt.' s t w oo rt R et e 1 I W.tl1 FGrC)O cloOung store. rcce1 ving Gvcrd 5-r•lces department. Good d1r v 54"6446 Ing reeord & re fere nces 1~~~~-~~~~~I required. Must be over r 642-4321 {'U...,IOmer contact or loan MEOICAL IRl-:CEP1' _ service problems Ex· J::xper pref. Coi.tu Me:o.a perience in demands. AS· J\rea. Call 631·3!1fi.1 21. Hours are 8:3CM. Call Nancy at 644·S070. Drydtwr 1: Presser /c o mb silk finisher. exper or trainee for plant loc at La(luna Hillis MaJI. S4-$7hr Call 837-0840. EARN 1ZOO Weeldy, part t.une, taking abort pbooe ~ al home. Dial 714/631-4061.e xt 209 ~c. LIAO AISIMILM Gro.ttna 1lectro-optJca1 IUiO firm oeeda H~r'd, Electrooict' Aasembler for ~na " lmtd prochac:Uon. Excellent blnllba. Call TonJ Koc:b, -..n. Sotdf'Oa. .. a.rt1ot ( Q.,, C.11 .. • GUARDS FUii & part time. All area s U n ifo rm s furnished. Ages 2 1 or over Retired welcome. No expenence nee. App. ly Uni\.'ersal Protection Ser~. 1226 W . Stb Street. Santa Ana \"' terview houra 9·12 • -4 Mon thn.I Fri. fiairdreasen. In person Interview only. Hair Hunter~~ 70 Fashion Wand.N.u . •IMSPICTOI• I STAITICLI Eledroruca co. needs l st. article Inspector Use all insperl 1on band tools , co1nparator. knowledge " Yl4.S desired. Min 5 yrs recenl exper Only quallrled persons oet!d apply. Xlnt. worki ng cond. & benefits Come ln or call s ump t 1o n s . re c on · ---- veyances, taJ1 !mpounds. MED IC AL R EC E P · prepayment penalties &i TIONIST. Mature, neat atiie to cooducl escrow appearance. good t yp a na lysis. Good vt'rbal Ina. 20 llrs1wk Plush rommun1c11tion & ty ping Npt Bch ok • good 1>:.i) sklllll reqwred Wnte resume to . r O We offer xlnt C'O paid Box 4137. Irvine. CA benefits & Rood Slllrtln(I 92716 salary for quali{led con· ---- didate. For appl. call our Medical Front oftl{·e. Personnel Offlc-c ut Laguna Hiiis. Mature & ~ext202 .. E.O.E exper.951-6565. Mmtw Sptclalties 1640Monrovlo CM t..ar PERSON . Needed Med ical Coordi nator. 6'2-2527 lmmed. Mt.Alt be 18 or Outcolna 1ndlv who en EOE older. ()(IOd drtvln1 l'e· Jo)'sdrt\11.na. Mat be fam ' · · cord. Oood 1tarllna wlt.b Oranae Co/L A IMSUl.AMCI salary 4' bene. Cont.act eroel. Own tranap . LJllltftM.al GroupHealU\Clalnuex· salet m1na1er. Blll Medical blt«md helpful. _,. 1minfr. at least lYr ex· Yates VW, Portcbe. WW train. fm!Md open. ~.~~'l lll&ryopen -.011. -nan or part time . _.. __.,.,Mi bt per, 14t-11'7. llon·F'l'I hm·Spm. .... calll.adb61,.'uh:j ,. ,,_ flllelt dnw in* __,forlatervlew. = ... elwifted ..... tt I1b:Z, Lo Mqf w.t. . ·• O.Uy PUot sa.L Mae tt-. wit.It a ld,aiU ....... a.....• h •tit. OlllUWAd. IQ.S11. DllUJ Aa.Q..uled Ad. I -~----... ----... ---~ ' .... -· • ~?.~.!. .... ?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!,~ ~~~ ..... ?!!! ~~~ .... ,?!.~ ~!!~~;.~ ..... ?!!! ~~~ ..... ?~.~ T~. Oc~obef %>, 1979 DALY PILOT Mllllelr! u PW>NT o Parklaa Attnd 1a&. =ruvamie• -..... . S_MB,_.-...5 s.c,. 1 ....,w.._. 71 00 .,....,. 1010 Hlrw ..... Ml~ ... ,..._ pt I f>time r-... a..twt~.,....,.. wmed -. ....a.-~ 1 • 9l ....................... -·-.... ,,, ........... ,wlk)llllU~•klM~ _... Jolt la Seal lc~Ppt IWJ waa&H la web· a --..r belp wi--. ......a'>' ,.u. adul&a mmtd openlo1 °·~· T ELE p Ho N s ftEP'RJGERATOR JI cu Artbl, Bl!il.l.m#k M. Call 11t; ..,.._ 46it ,.._ rooen. Bll· a.u.. w1--• eai--to w ork Wltb a nd ~1"'°l't_!!~ .• ~xtyppef_d1 I NTERV I E WER S rt 2dr, 1old . worh ~I p .. jJW!"n:m;;; .... IN •• 0 .. IC N . .... -~· f*'••<'41'd • lralne... caJl,,.lUO-->.. mollva~ ldda. ewer 21. .. 'Ida&.,.__ UI r= IUlll'aldald oo.l -8'Yell am M .... Holl.Yftod fD.4llO 111111 .... .,. •. ANb ---lo Lquaa, Captat.raao. lldlll, Id atart Hlary, neededu eyforb!"bUa~ioplnk)nooallJ 1•!d~er-1 Gardeyn -ariwe • 1b1wT ....... -' .. A~ PAITTIM.I ~•u r , 100 ~ Slnatmmtu rua. ~lln.Jay:m.1121. ~D m,; :...arcb ~~~m.ms ..... it.,~M-- AdrtHU. NO 1:1P C.11 eoutna..., PAIJTIMI Sterury, Ptr. at'curate nrm la S.A. Daytime ........ u .. _. ,..., ··-••• ..... ~ NI C. &uepHooa IYBillNGS ,..._::t PM um. t-a. MOD·Frl. IVllltlaS lYJIUal, n.u.n1. Some ex· wort. 13 75 per hr ca n ---•-->er, lMlles ••rl•YI 2 ~ $.raUoa f _..... • X1nl wottl.IAI eond F\111 perlenco oeceaury. 91321 btr sPM is aak db multl·cycle, perfect 1 • ..._ w to Adual ._ OUC,,.aecliq. lmmed!at.o ap for t'l1.tb llMlmbenbJp. Ea· PHOMI: -.o.eo for Judy eond only SJH, .£.z + d . II Into mov ea /com ai&r•c.-th• .,......UU.. Gplri9'\Cfd\ar1eH1rrla per not. nee. P refer 142-4SZIOC'4N•NM t.trms. Gardea Grove ~ 1nettl1ta n lOIO wllO .,. workinl •Ith PreN ()peralor. 8hoet mature woman. tr vine Ext. 2SO. Between 1·5PM. SICmAIY Appllance5'7-«m. _ ~. fH . Srreen Artla kw. Ovw It Slart et fed~ color, U " or <Jubftouae, 754-?IOO •fl Aa.lcForAndrca DJl.I....._-....., TheRec.iaterNewa~pu u-... D JCI Ptr hour Phofto -"U ............ _,~ ~ bas -1 .. .,. ,,_ mom --..::...;.;.; ______ I tu 4Ul. ~t 250 -........... ....., 1:30 J aclt Muat be fam lll1r with .,._._...._ '"' • t:>,........,..,_, l p --' S.U. Rep. t.o call on· re-VA /F HA proceaatna. in& fr eve auto rout.es in t1"""'L•·---Do;>• ... ~ ·5 D.J>-11 ader ad bualoeaa a c. ., • ·--· n.b D ..... Pt .. ---·~ ..... --* .._ Minlmum lyrexpr.r""' . ._ ..... ""' • -• llcydet 1020 WedlllU' ~-.. f RU t ••••••••••••••••••••••• new. ii.._ .C-..pm Redllne 0 prollne 1 Molo· 548-a7r.lflm AUnd.lve hmaJ• Oal.y -...... ·~ CLlllCS counts for advertlalng. Preeley of So. caur. eo"';i. Capiatraoo Bch. Call Mr. moo wtt +, IU -EquaJ ()pporiuMl)' Moo thru Fri. 9am·5pm. • ........ v. &aley, 951-7113. t>-n&o-.rer Put time 1reveyard 8a'"e + Commiasaon. ~..., MOOILMICOln ·-'I --11\ifta avail. Appl>< In ~ benefits. Will 540-0500. Altt9Cllwi t\!inaJMn..1 .. Put to Ml time. derll p!l"IOfl 7-Eleven 1097 W tra.10 Neat appearance --.. ..._..__~ u1 pt'f'IOll mwilc back T!X"HNICAL Hat.~.Ulet.a MeHEOI!: •. _...... 1lin ti I RIAL.ESTATE -• .. +--t ..... nd d•~irabl• .. ..-PU8L1StllNG .. ...,.,..spe aessen a . ·-... ~ ;J<N., SV""' ... ""S S 1 I o .1 b I A&>Pfy Pennysaver, 1660 D.a.I ~Mr. nl\C'rl ll )' Dr, lrv '~'"""' • u epenua e Placentia Ave., Costa Mu&l be familiar with MODILSfwlSCo.T »l W.1 Z230S Dupont Dr tlo,.,.,maker tor pt>rm. M VA /FHA processing. & C A T I I t M -----Arnl.lwim, 1128()t; part Urne, eves. and Sal. esa. Minimum l yr expr. req TIRE & 4ilMll AL AUTOSHVICE Sday work week. Apply Newport Tire Center m> E. Coast Hwy. •Vlei IMMEDIATE 7141937 ~1 hn . xlnl discount The Sales Presley of So Calif. Con· * "I .JI 1 1 • • EqiW Oppor Employer <.:otree Bean 54_9_1766__ See Great Earth t.act Bev 540-0500 PARJ TIME PRJNTSHOf"rrain~. Sates An exciting new UnderNulriUon i----------rTow Truck Dnvers ex· Corona del Mar MoteJ Maida, Fl.ill Ir PIT, no exper noceaaary, Salary la Co. bencflt.s, ap ply In penoa only. OPENING Copy <.:at 11. l.'133rd St coocept related to lhe m-•••-••••••••••• * SEClfT ARIES * per'd. Top pay . Apply Calta llltwa Inn 3115Harbot' Blvd, C 61. Laguna Be~h l.t1nor deeagn in'-' as ex· Sales G&W Towing. 740 B SIC 6Sun Mornings panding to the Orange LegaJC«pR.E.S24K airmway,C.M.642·1252 Dm :-r1o Oeln·t>r Public Rel1mona &i Sales Cout W'ea Applications THE l lD Corp Ex~ Anah $16.800 DAILY 'lLOT Exrellcnt. profit poten· now being accepted ror IAU.OOH. LTD. Yng agrsv Lag Ngl Trainee between 18 & 23 lO our cemen In Sao llal Call 848-3180 COMull&J'llS who are pro( Rifai Asst.~· constr t'O nds F C yrs, mechanica lly in· l d •-h h I Loolun f Accnt $19.200 dmed, field installation ~Oil IOUTI Juan. Cap!Jtnno Beach, R E A L E S T A T E o ri e o e "' i g Y g or ~ t; lo •Counselors OO,J.22 ~ 1' D • n a P o 1 n t , s u n ""'ESM .. .., Wi'NTED motivated A complete work 3 nites + wknds. -------D .. "Y PILOT t ... I ~ '", ., tr M ha n · Sales Our Office• ru.&. rou ~ n Clemente area. Must EARN UPTO lS% COM auung program prov. ust ve creative air So. Laguna & San ha\•e good llrivmg re MISSION NET l·Cun tughcommplanw/noan· w1nnelineoftraditlonal ApptOnJytf'rec Oemente now available cord ' I a r ge ~la l 1on earn rrum S50K to $100K <."Ome limit. 546-3788. womens & childrens Liz Reandt>rs Agency T RAINEE YARDMAN rent.al yd, must be ID· teillgent, good w1people, mech, M1ss1on V1eJo Afternoon delJvery Mon. wa0 on or van f1 ourly uall "' 1 "Io t h i n g X I n l 4000 Birch, Eslab"64 .1nu •""-· .,... d " ' ann ' Y 2·r inc out why Sales We sell the finest ' · · ~'"""'rt Beach . .,.,., ul'..., ~ "uu ... 1 ay, morn-pay -i m l leaue a l I b Salary+Bonus. ~.... ........, "" '""~Saturd y •-Sud o new 1c earn 1g $$$ waler t>qu1pmcnt 1n Sdes .. _ a "' n ay lowance. Call llarrv h c Ex 11 l · t " ere. omc talk with Southern l:al1fornia. J.ustcea feen hoursearn1ng,s or Seeley at: them. 3-0ur produc· <:ome help us "cuplurc Positions open, full & l•--------•I Travel Agent exper only area. 831·2313 w 0 your 642-4321. · P /T, background In Elle c ut1 ve Tr ave l day. Nominal cash de· ----t / 1 n ex 1' e n s I v e ~ market. .. Prote<.'ted Retail Sales of fine SECRETARY ~rv1ce· Commerc1al1 posit r equired. Call Part·ume. earn $200·$500 land/budget terms. '1· territories. Good com. cluldrens & womens ap· Sabre 833-9406. 642-4321. Ask for Foster per week regist t>ring Pre.set appts . galore mission. Call 8ern1ce or parelhelpful. Positi on c urrently ___ _ OuelJet. voters to heiµ qualify the 5-Flnd out why "we·vc Doruut ~8551 846.1476 av:ulahle for !' Secretary TYPIST WANTED· J to 5 Llbertariun P arty fur ~otBthe best l~i~gfgoinMg", Sales with good typing skills lo da)"-a week. Pleasant Nurse, back office, physi-cian's omce N 8. 1)46.3944 NURSES AIDES. 7·3, 3-11 , experienced or trainees. Mesa V.erde Conv. Hosp. 661 Center Dr. C. M .. E.O.E. v a I 1 d s la l u s. Ca 11 · · area. s or r. ••• • ••••••• • •• • •· ~ in our Sales Dept ..,,,-king cond Apply 1n 964.1008. Howard. 955·3402 ATTENTION Sales EnJOy excellent com j)er.;on Penn}~aver . 1660 . PART TIME Real Estate Sales, in-TRI-Fl.OH pany hcntd1t:. Apply f'hH·entia Ave Cos t a R.al Estote Satn terview1ng aggressive 9am noon, Mo n 1-'r a. M~ Opening for licensed people now. progressive NEEDS YOU Versonnel ------ salespeople. lot ally comm1ss1on schedule To nII avalanche of or MARRIOTTHOTR TYPIST owned, with national re· Call Mr. W1lhams (714 1 ders from marine . OOONewport ~nkrDr AC"CUTatetyp1st ,goodofr ferral system. Excellent 761 2rot or <213 l 594·!H;(JJ motorcycle. s port1 ng Newport Beach. E o E sJolls. sa!Br) open working cond1t1ons ---goods. motor sports, re ---------!>i9-li67 Earn 100'1 comm1ss1on Sales Clerk. part tunc1 taders. Great oppty but - For conf1denl1al app't perm., mus t work ut we are very selective & call 759 0226 Execu-least 1 wknd day want confident wanner Systeml! Realtors 497 ~ types only. We train C'X· Rccepllon1~t Part time S..Ue:.1Dehvery Xlnl op. pertly. Visit us & St>e. wanted lmmed opening por for colle~e students. Call Mr. Slone 540-4023. Apply in person Regis Have full time & p/l1me 9-t Hair Stylist. S40 8888 pos ava1l. You can earn Sales SECRETARY Some shonhand helpful Prcslt>y of So Ca hr Con tact Sharon 540 0500 SECURITY TYPIST /RECEf'T. For bus.> real estate m \e5lment 1Jfr1ct> in pro ft~1ooal bldg . ne.ir 0 C \lfl>Ort 979-85!3 Anytiflllt cross racina bl1.e, like fl I • IM new SJOO. 640·9"5 eves, Dla•eotl•••f..-....,,_ 9116-0flOO dya. c e •Uh •ll •no • •ff• • c.ts 1035 pralulll-let,.... .. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f ·uUQa ..... ~,..c "-*' · PERSIAN K.lllens, CFA lat.ell computer prtfMgH """"""'· tnplt ""'mp G<ad••;"IJ'•l•t mother 638-9308 G I. A. N"e B c h Do9J 1040 ~~gi . . For •••••••••••••••••••••• ·1~~!'!~!:!!'!!~~'!" KEESHOND Pups AKC n~ c Oiamp SU'e. M/F. Pet & M.ldl:IMry :a.)T J8:l s h ow . Pvt p ty . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213189'1·13'5 all 6 pm. Llke ne i ~ """"1 AKCGldn Retriever pups, woqd ,a l'f~~ Hunters. wtr dogs, 80 S3JO/a20 •• 7Jf1HQ!Wil ~P Pedigree. all6p2\ .. t • •u ......::J.r. . ~ r-O<el111t .... ~ Male. 11 mo. AKC. Old $800. fUnt'Cf\ff6"h~ Engh.ah Sheep, w tdog ac· s1so.t ~~ent0Wi i· ~~l cess. S300 or bst orr . Otnoga'850.'64S~1~" 83.HSOl J.11 , ,o , JJJ. Y"8wSHIRE TER IE_R_ ~GMs ""° >-941' * """" R ••••··~··1'' •'C64J>f'4 AKC. Fem pup, 838·~387 ~I iCtFf~l Spnnger Spaniel puppws rrom y ~~s c~ . no 2432 tag p1 'o e'. ~ AKC registered Send o • ~tac if.· --------return p t ~ llnitL BeauWul Lab mix PUP· sealed aUra e ~g' "'I"'" pees, need a Jiood loving strap. llMllfLIG& ~·r~~ ho~~ion 64ti 6887 ··\-1.D. rt.'QU4re.tliMWS. ~ Adorable pupp1ei. Mom nut Dobie Dew claws re mo\'ed De wo rmed ~ 846-2157 Rare AK C sm t'rcnch 81chon fo'r11o1-. pretty , white ~url). m1cl11gcnt fem, 2}r:.. !)dlnf1ce SlOO ~671(1 vent IOfls Ir the(h .fo'o,. .a pen.onal1iecl tag inc.~ wallpaper, (ubric ~ .. Day Glo .. paper & ..,e. wlll back " l,ri~ your ~. Or try lwo C4(~ blick to back. PHICF'A'i S2ea or 3 S.'> 1 5 tags St 60eJ. .. Frttto You 80 .. 5 fl 9tag.s$150ea. .. IOormoreSl .W ea. .••••..••...........•.. ~r.1Jn Cat f<-m with hrccdcr appro~al 546-996.S S.des Ta" lnclluded NO CARD'• Nurses Assist Cert1f1ed Aides needed on all stuns Classes avail for non cen1f1ed. Good start· inii salary & xlnl benefits. Apply at Flagstup Conv. Center. 466 Flag s hip Rd Newport Beach. 462-8044. NW'Stng MANUFACTURING With lots of work lo do & orders to process we are in need or part time employees lo fill this n eed Stude nt s. housewives i\n ideal part lime work :otluat1on is being tned in a pilot program with our com pany Come in & dJSCUSS your schedule with us & hours you are available to work We will go over theJobw1thyou Apply. CIMCO up to $7.00 per hr. Call Wanted young men who RECEPTIONIST 531~11 btwn l-9pm._ will get along well \I.1th Full lime Mon Fri. JS ---------wom e n C all Mr hrs. per week. M usl be Sales Thompson 540-4023, !I I Gate· Kuard rtqw red by pn \ate community in Laguna Beal·h area Da) :.tuft Qlll Mon Fri for aPf>l 494-~71 Wd.ltre!.s w car for wicker ha1>kct lunc h service 9 ~lpm. Mon·f'r1. Earn S~·S150 weekly Must be nt>l$.t. ~rsonable & energeuc. C<lll 979-0747 aft lOam for appl. S~! UJl·hi.hund, loH~ kids. Rood w.itchdog ~znleves Draw your own or send ndme, address. p~ & ~ II make one CHd per l3g i\dd 2.9 each Send check or mone) Or· derto personabl e. w e ll groomed, enjoy meeting FORTY LOVE Sandwich & salad a s ------ SECURITT PATROL &SALES ptLOT P'RINTfHG P 0 Box l560 NURSES AIDES State cert1f1ed only. Sot per hr. Xln t working c o nd. & benefits Bayview Con v. Hosp. 20SS T hu ri n , C .M . 265 Bnggs Ave. Costa Mesa 92626 EO.K 546-4460 the pubhc. No typing. TBilNIS SHO, semblers, part time.Still phone experience pre· 9am. Mon lhru Fri. 53:50 ferred. Full co. benefits. FASHION ISLAND per hr. Lon 's Kitchl'n, Openings for 10 good pe<> WA.HTED DRIVER ple. ~g3tfia11 SUNDAY OHL y 2 btfl gray long hair remale cats. all shot:.. need gd home S41H305 aft 6PM ~l_!I Mesa _ _:_C~. ~H . 642·3505 ..... E.O.E. ----Apply Pennysaver. 1660 lmmed. opening m ature 979-0747 art l Oam for Part Ti m e cou n t er Placentia Ave. Costa sales person. Full·lime. appt. Mesa. Apply at 26 Fashion Jsl. Seamstress, sail loft ex· NursLog person. MomJngs 9.2 & RN Retired Fri & Sal Sat. or PM's t -6 & Sat. nights. Xlnl. bene pro· Students & r eti r ed gram. f'lacshlp Conv. welcom e . No e.xper. Center. 466 F1qshlp 8 d. necessary. &W>-773S Rerepdonist. pt·tlme, for ·N~pt~. Bc~h~·~~~~~~I per preferTed, full time, busy hair salon. Prefer ;., _P_rr_.6.1_1_·1_842 __ _ N.& 642-8044 ----=------ PART TIME Demonstra- Nunilal ..,. "'" don ~ ,our area. WW LVN alARGE n u ..... E . b'"abs. 118-JMO. Full tlme-'part time. ~Upm. Part·Ume. ll·7. Part Ume; Help! pt-time XJat. emp)oy .. betre. ~ .,_ s.t A.K. Aa~fst ftqabip Ooev. Center. w/Ucketsalest.oaportin_g 4616 Flaphlp Rd. N.B. events . $3·$6 + hr. 25-35. Personable & rella· ..... es ble. 83J.'7050 HOI • 1.AllRS Wkh Interest la art/ln· ~t. need person t.erior deslin. Full-part· w/troat otrc appearance time . S20·S25br. Will for prestigious N. B . train. Call Ms. Bunic Financial P la no in g IMf.93183-7 PM.. CCrJ>. Some typ1nc. c.11 s... MicheUe or Doug ...,,,.IOllY FARMS 644-7540. .._ =TI o N s AL ES Part_m_;8_Cons_._uJ_ta_n_t_·Co_u_n_te_r Receptionist/ Rapidly growing vitamin Person. full time includ· TYDisf Patt Ume sales oPptY for Ouistmas holidaya. earn ext r a mon ey. wh i le worid.ng in a excitin1 al· rnosph. WestcUrr Plaza, 642-0972, Fash Isl ~. retail chain seeks outgo. ang Sat. Apply 2025 Mature. ~~rp person. iog nulnlaon conscious Newport Blvd. C.M. experienced as Recep- indivadual to Join our PAYROLL CL E R K· lionist. Heavy phones, sales team in the O.C. type 50 wpm., invoices. area. W 111 start al hourly & salary payrolls quotations. orders. Front m>Mo. w/opp for salary lhru quarterly returns. office appearance. Top Sales Ma n agem e nt T r ainees p /t . rtt . Dynamic, positive 18+. SECRETARY Cor,orote Heed- ~" ... ' Slate w e Lnvestment MrVleee firm -Fashion laland. Busy, a ctive. cballencinc, diversified ~-Good aid.Ila, ttyp. Inc / s ho r th a nd l or · ganizatlonal a bllities. 640-012.3 M·f'ri. 9:00-S:JO. Secretary Newport Beach ad agen· cy requires person with excellent skills, som e accts payable & rece1va ble experience. Call Jill at 549-8651 ProtA!'ctioo Service To deliver Daily Pilot 54"6336 bundles to carriers. Re · Goldn Retriever / BasenJI mix. pure white F . G e r m a n Shepherd / BaseDJI mix. rn. CERAMICS Handpainted ceram~···~'l plaques, natlvily s,; ~l ates . muc h mu d.emS. Also s~lal · - .,.. qwres van or large sta· Z190 Harbor, C.M uon wagon and a good __ sw __ le-'-2t11.__-'-•-E.O_._E_. _ _. dnvin1 record. Phone ~lliaf\ 6. den & colon done at re,a,.J SEWI NG MAC HINE 642·4321 a nd ask for O P £ R A T O It S . Harry Seeley or Don ~ Y~bU. lUl ~- ,_ .._ • IOSO aaonable cost. 846-51~:> eves. """ ....................... ·--·m A ...... •1,C.Jil.162,aao. OP~~ SHIPPING It EMPLOYER ••llUY•• COPY MACJUN E 'I u.. any peptt ..... Cood UMd FUmrtu~ • Pritt 982-703':J. ._ RECEIVING lllaU experience beJpfuJ. Some UA.lns. cso..eo lbs. ) Xlnt company benefit.a. Informa l office. C.M. Call Miiiie aft. 9am ~ -~--OR l wtll .ell -WAREHOUS EMAN · orSiiLtorYou CA.5H PAID for aold , EXPER. -Resp penoa MASTBSAUCTION lllwr, dlainonch, rubies. ror fabric warebCK1se. 646 161• a IJJ..t•ZS emeralds, sapphires. Good opp. w/growing co. 1814 Gold Exchange lnr area. Sal•ry comm CASH PAJD 4&:M470Call for appt . w1exper. 556-7915. For gd used. tum. antJ Ladies golf clubs, Paul Warehouseman wanted ques &clrTV s 9:S7-3133 -Berg. lllO. h.ardJy used. with truck dnving ex unon HOME ..;...83.3-.;___oo_i ___ _ penmce Call P1ckw1ck mu Hand crochet bedspread .!:'!per.5491157 a.oSE nur SALE long sz & large round ID WAT ER RESOL'RCES 6U ~orange54~~ c-..'GINEERJ''G r-•. ~ Decorator furniture & increase & co. growth. Must ~ave payroll lax rft1n-• •-be f" I . Please call Tris h at experience. Custom ~~Mfr. n&;ii'·K~;~~~ Great Earth Vitamins Wea".e Carpets. 184~0 ----•---- Dev all bus inc. 557-3062. SHJPP!NG, REC CLERK Growing firm need s respon person full time warehouse duties. Rec 1n com1n1t s hipment!>, stock :.helves. pull or ders. prepare outgoing Secretary I Receptionist shipments. UPS & Postal Order Desk: Busy pre· experience pre fer red """' ' ·' wr"'"'r accesson~ Cedar Glen 00 pieces silver n atwarl' opportunit 1es for ex "'-·-'-mes. """'• Elden 16 silver serving pcs 1847 pe r 1 e n c e d C 1 v 1 I •v .. uuu ~ R 8 A ssuredesk. Must be good ~3632 ___ _ SJS.8971 Pactfac Street, Fountain -=540-8894~.:.:.:...:' _____ _ _V..:al_l.;...eY::...·------·I Receptiorust. d1ctaphone. Engineers. OesiRners & Ave.Costa M~a . llto6 Ol(c r s . r o.s m Draftsman back$? round diul) 642 6734 bas..-.ador pal~6:_~29 _ Sa.Jes/ Maintenance Office Manager Two girl . · typist, exper ie nced . trade association office PBX Ans. Serv. Will tra•!!· Nutritionally ori ented, near Or . Cly airport. 7·3. 3-ll Pleas. Ofc. m growth position 540_·SSSG_. Typing, lite bkkpg, die· N.B. Med Bldg. 2wk pd INDOOR PLANTS with figures. Mini com· SILK SCREENER·I yr put.er ex~r desired, but exper, multi color lCX· notessenuaJ .. General of. tile l"ull·limc Ir vine !Ice ex.per with xlnt tr P· local.Jon. $40-l7J5 m de.sign or master plan· Attr~ ~fa & lovcseut s· Early Am Sofa S200. set rung or v.a1er systems. Cst s795 Sell sigs o1 lir~ MM lo profile. including water supply. Earth lone<.. 2..,. ks old spt•cu1I dbl nm w 1VW 'c"a1tc design. pump Woodt•n t•offrt• cndtbb adaptor~ S75 U flat 'tatiom. & resenoirs. 25 .. roloi i·onsole 5195 dannet w cast> Sl25. Expt>nence de:.ired'" re· Al o;o color po rte1 bl e IH&Sl.27 taphone . Up lo $900. vac.63l·5640 M/F ,9-s. RECEPTIONJST/ERRAI' We are lookin(( ror an outgofog person lo sell & maintain indoor plants. Full & part time posi- t 1 on s available / weekends required. Please apply in person Mon l.hru Fri 8·S. mg skdls. Front ofrice appearance. Sal ary range: $900 -$1100 de pendent on skills. ancl past earning achieve· ments. Resumes to Pan s m F:RS UNLI MITED. a profe~s1onal chtldl·ar\' s1tung agy, desperatel) needs quahf1<.'r. largt' upright. mappini:. c1•lrulat1ons & 2 Twin ~'<b. like new. StiO works Yol'll. $100 L1\'1n~ ORDER DESK Amwer phone & lnvoic mg, no lyplfli, small of fice. $3/hr. + mo. bonus Good benefits. FT/PT ~9571 Onhodonlic Chalrs1de As S&Sl. Mission Viejo, RDA pref'd. flexible brs. right pay for right person Come & interview us 837-1033 Earn whale you learn. cent H. gr ad w icar. Telephone Answering Some 4Yping. $600 to Service full time/part :.1.arl. orbbie, 97S.9616 tame. Vaned s hirts . Days, afternoon or even· RECEPTIONlST · Busy ROGER'S lngs. Locations in: developers office: Lite FASHJONlSLAND bkkg, typing , varied GARDENS ca>I'A MF.SA/IRVINE duties. O.C. airport area 2301San Joaqwo '11.JSTIN 751-6616. u .Us Road HUNTINGTON BEACH "' Ideal for s tudents & I•--------.c~o~~M~~~~640-~~S800~ housewives. Many co. RECEPTIOHIST -: benefits including paid SWITCHIOARD vaca tions . Typing OPERATOR Sales Mtff btra ClwfshRos MoMy? 61s.96:Ml co Ud. PO Box 18823, -- - lrvme. CA. 92713 S m a 11 p :.. y c h 1 al ri c hospital 1n S Orange SECRETARY County :.eek1ng Main P/time, 20 hrs. Typing tenance Pt:rson van ous nee. Newport Harbor duties · plumbing ex Elks . Call : Chuc k penence pref Pay rom· Comstock, 673-6110 mensurate with skill:. Secretary, general omce, good typiog, excellent bmefi.ta 6'5-21D Lana. Xlnl fnnge benefits Call 496-5702 bt wn 9a m & 4pm room couc h with compuler operation~ earh Call beauli(ul wood arm:.. to Appl) m person "1th rr 151·3006 sumc & \I.Ork s amples reuphol s te r . S4 0 Mr Fuentes. Rob(•rt 9 Herrulon hrn1• rolored 547 3182 Bein. Wilham Frost & sofa. like new Sl25. call H E~IOD F:1.1~G Assor. 1401 Quall SI 'fil-~16 KITCHEN Newpon Be_ach __ _ Welder. part Ume Expcr T I G Alum & S .S 642·~ Dlnt'tw set wrought iron A!.h cabinets. gas bll in w -khrs SlOO s· <.'<>Ul'h, O\en & l'OOk top, $200 or rhr & ollom an·mJtl·h beq offt!r 892· 1H32 S:tSO 759 ltMll 1Garden Grove I Maple tbl with leaves & Lynx H:it. Reasonable l'hrs. conlemp rocking Fox Sport I-lat. lo pncc ~h rs. day beds, s m 552-65112 __ 3Swpm. · E.O. E . Call Experienced o perator 543-4230 Mon. thru Fri. for busy real estate of· ---------Petition Circulators F1ex· fice. Console board. Call O>me lo R.M. Abrams Catalog Showroom, 1819 Newport Bl. C.M. P/t, F/l any age wanted. SECRETARY Experienced with strong typlog 6 s ho rthand skills, full time career opportunit y. Apply in person to: Mr. Fuentes al Robert Bein, William Frost & A.saoc. 1401 Quail Sl. Newport Beach. STOQC CUtUC Growing Orange County based company seeks ag. gresslve individual to as· s u me s t o ck room responsibU1tics of pick· Ing & stocking of parlll Other duties will include shipping. receiving & gene ral warehousing duties. Electronic com· pone nl know l e d ge helpful. Minimum 1 year experience. Good com- pany benefits. Call Personnel. SS7·90Sl. Wome n needed ro r housecleamnR :.erv1ce Good pay, good hrs. Rob bae·s Rag & Mop 548·07~ rouch, kitchen ~et. 22 American Airlines (4 1 Clover. Woodbndge Irv 50r;. di~rounl coupon~. VOLT II •o I I ''' 'I 5~741 3948 Cams--Ott \IC (Kroulrom John w~ Airport> Equal OJ:: Enip&oyer r··==-\)i UNDDA I f ,tCTITIOUS . NAMe? .. ,. .. ....,. ,.... ..... r••• ••• F1e111i.,11t 1111 111•11 ....... •11• .... .... "" ..... . ....... U11r1r1.,,..._ M t 't ,.,... tMt tM " ............ ,. .......... -.,... DA U, Y P f LG,.-wlll ....-..-••••nt t•r I l l .I t . Ou •·••1 ........... ......... ONll _ _.....,._. .................... .,... ....... ,..,. • • • • •• • • • f. ,, , ............. . :c:-,ar•: ""°'· p~ .. ~ Galll -.CA-. ............. ...... ...., 9 ........ ....... -..;. ible hours, up to $15/hr for appl. Coldwell commission. 18 yrs & Banker/ClarieJohnson. older 964-1908 644·9060 1Ped*on Circulator •MONE~• "'"~~ALAGft« ... For b\Jsy Laguna Beach Real Estate office. Xlnt oomrrussions. Must have license. Aile. for Ruth. 494--65&1 SALES ORDER Set upur own hours. Ex· tra cash working full or P/I'. You make $2000 or more pr. mo. Must be 18 or older. Call for im· mediate Job. 549·8730, &-$. Expanding product line have generated this Im· med iate opening with great potential for ad· va:ncemenl. Familiarity with aerospace fasteners Restaurant would be very helpful. DAY IUS PlltSOM Salary commens urate P H OTOG RA P H E R , Apply Between 3-S, Mon with exper ience & 3Smm camera w /wide lhru Fri. Rusty Pelican, knowled ge of t he In· qle lens, dependa ble & Z13S W. PacCoast Hwy, duslry. SECR ETARY -Must have GOOD shorthand & typincakills. Active R.E . Developer, Airport area, Xlnt opportunity to learn constr uction. Ca ll 549-8565 weekdays. Youth Counselors Part Time evenings. Outgoing adults working with youth. Over 21. Own lransportal1on. $3.50 hr. st.art f>.9PM CALL ANDREA 642-4321, ext 250. l·SPM E.O.E. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AllH .. , 8005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• E.O.E. 1-------- ~ $250. 540·8121; 760·9285 Pondero:.a pme coffee & ~ 5 __ lamp table. xlnt cond . Opnl jewelry, beige r ug, '115. 544~ _ 42 piece Wedgewood Refn gerator $60. Large crockery._ tennis slring- Hide-u-bed sofa $100. Ted mg machine & racqueL'i, Hm963-0S70. Wk897 0395 ~LO $400. 645-1178. Ref'ngerator $60 Large 4 Amencan Airline ~fart> Hlde·a·bed sofa $75. Ted coupons $3S each. 1 ~. 897 0395____ 646-6H:!: __ Must Sell! Sofa bed * B E N G A L T I G E R XJnl. cood. SKIN• floor or wall S48-4(N2 mount. 8 ·2 ". Perrect economical car. Apply N.B. 1449 W. Orangegrove, ~.:.________ ROSAN. INC. SECRETARY EXECUTIVE 645-4044 Talented Young man to ___ __;:......._: ____ , train fOf" precision 1111tru· WISTMIMSTH AllEY ANT19UEMAU ~Thur· Moo 10-6. Unhnis hed bard pine cond. $3900. 714 : 337-4014; 337-"548 Ormge. Restaurant 7141548·5533 PLASTICS EXTRUDER wantel {!rH~cbllme Newport Beach. l•--------•I meut repair (no elec· SICUTARY Aaaistaol t o Movie Producer Learn produc· Uoa & distribution. Mu•l be completely rree to tnvel worldwide. Career minded only, attractive 6 well-groom ed. Call <21S)4M-3131. C hio a c abi n e t &._ ________ _ matdllng buffet $300ea OP E RATO R· c us t o m help, Moo·Frt. 2-S days AnEQual()pportu.oity snf11e exlr\lsloo, lat & wk. Pay S3.2Sbr. Furn l:mployer 2nd. ablft oPeninp. Ell· Wliform, train 1 day, Salesperson desired for per d only. Salary com-flexible ac:bedwes. New ruJI lime employment. ~ "''~';;· ~ Wieneracbqitzel. 250 Retail 1reeling card St:.. C ~9 · South Brialol, C.M .. near store. A La Card. So. ' • • .RedbilJ & Briat.ol. Coui Plua, CM PO'M ERS • Needed. Full Restaurant SAU3MRSON, perma · • pu1.Ume. lluat. be ex· SGT. PIPPMOMl'S neat fUJ.I lime. will train. Secretuy. Need responsl· per.~ flUZASTOll R.M. Abrabma Catalo1 ble person t o help -~ • .. , 1 edl •· Sbowroom, lllJ Newport w/mlac office duUea. r~. mm a.... Now hirlnJ IOI' luJl •part Blvd "'-•-u ..,8 =·SH ... some bkpa. openl!'li hlab a peed UmeoperunpatlocaUon ,"-""Km•..-.. · • p WebbU'lUDN. 1 Year off· noar O.C.Alrport. Vary· SALESPERSON to sell ma':ur:i:c·wt:X~. c~j 8" Gl*ience required. lnc d.aya It bOun: Ideal rntmber1N119 for private for 1ppl. uam-apm, Alllllf JMI Oraocepove, ~tal Income for club. MUil futve aalee ell· _... Atk-lor Dave cnnp.197.xn. baulewtvee • attadnta. per. 175.9090 Call · · <>ar~tvepvwtn1 .,..._261Pll. SECRETARY Part· =UP co. oa ... opporiun.IU• time.t-5. llm-l'rl. "'""""'I:: ..___ -.. .. lot •wement ba.Md 91*·tuU A part.Ume for 71'.flSM.Oll ~ .. -. "'' -0 ~ ., 0 u r J 0 b blU.r sr• aboe store . Sat. 1,.rlenct Pr•· performaDce. Pleasut Achancement opp. SecretarJ ·Geooff. lttyp. ferHd. Appl7 ,_., .. ~CODd. Mut bell 8eMlitt. Good salary. la&, It bklrp1. pboota. =~~ PIMeatJa, •cw;.w ~: 114-tewlU Cl11 BW1'19-2863. Slilala AM IWIJl&a G'<lm to lhDoOaldt > &.Cl.E. t.ronJca) Must be relia· ble. have manual dex· terit.y & excellent vision. LoQg training period. On· ly aer1oualy Interested need apply. ca ll for In· t.ervlew a ppt. between 7·9AM only ~ U751 Weatminater Ave. GG. ('114 > 554-6103 HUGE LOADS OF ANTIQUF.S s Shops J at.op! ANTIQUE ROW 3'2.BNewport Blvd CM or~. 6'5-7413 QueeJ u mattress fr box spnngs & rattan hdbrd, like new USO. 751-1088. Waterbed witb heate r Plldded headboard hOO IM8-9mall.S 'WO• •rs APPAREi. ~OFF ALL FALL& SUMMER MERCHANDISE 128 B. Marine Ave. Balboa Island TEACHER '=ue roll top desk xlnl. Colfee table, OvaJ Math. Inst, cred, F /T . MN\ 889 · Gold leaf lop . _.,.,, 1 piano ..-~.u--•er 5 e l em g r a d es · C M · 9J0.9a.15l8 -.r..-.. n • u;, Original water color . 6'2-04U •.,.me.. 10 Io ~:!'.~ ...... ~~!.! ~;.u:;~~ \::~~:~~·~ TIACHEI ....................... ll()VJNG MUST SELL! 6'5-7972 PE, drlU Intl e le m CASH PAID Dtx. bunk beda Ulle new1 a_;..:.;.T..:.R;..;."'~C-K-St_e_r-eo-.-5-0• fradu. F /T , C .M . W1br /dryra/R efrl1 1, IDidleatcdtbl. redwooa ,_,.'.: .,.,, •• d . ~CA 88-4MU wortdnlornottsr-8133 picni.c th&• bot'I~•. Ram---e n lll aare ....,. TELEPHONE UledRetriprat.on ~ ortan lllre new. ~·M$.m2 SOLICJTORS Wubenfsl>ryen Lew\e leut ttc:ktao. + • dlllt al drawers lees Put Ume. Sun·Tbon. JIAROAINS-SEJ\VJCE awneroua other l{ema. the 1 )r oid Cott '90ea S:•tot:30Pll. Caneam leRAllPUanc:9Ul-08Jl m.MMcallewnh\p. Mill lot ..... 1 E'ureka MIO to '100 per mo. WW "'-btml Is Adams, RB. ~-pltn0 6 roll top db. cammter vac. •moe ll'lln. Mutt be~'* .. .., ,_,. Clautl&ed desk, coclla&oo u i ea, old coet SllO. Mil '100. IM• lbat to lolkwt la· 811 11 IO._,.. ... Just 1quarham1.L _11_icturea • ..:."3-.:.;..;.ml.;;.;;.;;. _____ _ llnldAam.. la N.B. area. .._._ • a call oa tbe i.wn equlp. 111m.o aam•. ~ sale. -ru..wea. --~ _. "''U ._... ,_ Cads, cello, m1ec ltema. T b u r a • 1 7 t a 2 .._.,_,_,,_,..,. No lunk. Sat/Sun 1.5. Wrillbtwood. H.B.. \Spr-..___ 191LarQortDr.H.B. ._.,.IS.._) . ................ ... .......... -.w1111s• ,.,. ....._,., w tlJO ••-•••··••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••-•••• ••••••••• 1 ..... ·-·-· ....................... f1J7 ... 1°1 t7 tlll .. ,.... ..........,.; comp. ....................... .......... ~ ... LOap· '11 Y.-u -~•wv ~ ...... P .M .. -w tr• lw VW Man. Uuv'Slt , MHnl AUTOS WANTm ....................... ...................... •• 9U S 1PHCI. ab&rp. VISITYOUI 21111~1oao · llM&ll ....... tt::,=. .. l .. o .,._...,HT A.II ort1l .. 1 6 recondlllo1ttd IDt 1111r1 .-00 NB .._.,. Oun 't t.t* • ..u "' your 111ed lltrcedH Beni Call &Al fo n.I out what )'GUI" llBZ'1 really worth. 111'-ioo Viejo Import.a IJl.f140 OIM•ICOAST tm HONDA i4 914, blk on bUI, Oaw· •.eC«eo.map.MuJt HIA.DqUAITllS .... moo.~. ...................... "12 a.pl. lull pwr. •lftt C.01111 tfll IUYIMG -SELLING nne.y_. DAILY PILOT IOATMAIT ....................... &INT D ' FIREBALL. Ladl" raoa. l karat SELr CONTA INED, dlem~dl, ..... karat RIAS<>NABLE 14.6 DIS ,!!!* llJ0064Mf7!._ ....... wt.41 Dale's RV Sales We stand behind what we .sell ! ONE OWNF.RS 4wt..IM•" 9110 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •.••••....•••.••••••••. Mfl'-• 9705 '70 I.and Crw aer. only ••••••••••••••••••••••• 70,000 mllu . suoo '78 Alfe tta 4·dr , air , 5U-~orMa·UIOO. 2l-Kmj. $-yr warranty ---M.800.163--Ml9 Trwkt tHO ••••••••••••••••••••••• -..w t71J It'll Toyota SRS PU •••••••••••••••••••••••• w1dlx abell, 20.000 m l. Un new $ yr /SOK wmty uvall '4800 ~9241 . . ... CREVIER TODAY!!! UMIVBSITY SA1..i'3 • SEJWICE OLOSMOllU HOMDA GMC TltUCtcS 2850 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 540..9640 caad. am k• otter. ·-•••• ••• •••••••• •• •• 2 ~. ·• •.100. ·e1 MS-9291 ,. v.u. c1n met. bn. SJ.750. 2u1-.2110 camel lat, •pollen. Ut, _;_;;...;;..;.;...;;..;.~-----1 •La Sabre &ood eond. 1t.reo, cru.l1e, eledr. Beltolferover wlndowa. Under 2K rol, i7"1t a:a.. AIC, AM I FM atr tape, snrl, polished mags " many other xtru. Lo mUeaae. 675-0085 i7 Targa, blkJtan, bell offr .. must sell 5'7·7983. aM-3896 . a'IO. ~ abaoluuty mlat, alwaya '78 Reaat. XJnt Cond, xtra aara,.cl l14.NO fin11 . lom&, AM1f'M, A/V A/C. 11Sl-041N ......_ take-Over leue+f700 or •• c.orv.u.. eoovtnlb&e, l57001olfer. 9'79-~ ext tunlhn radJo. m cu bl. mor~t-8381. "° HP, 4 •P4 $5000. 788-18aft&:IOpm. '79 Vette. Black/oy1ler bL F\llly loaded. Lo m l. m.ooo. Ph set ..um. Tl 8"Y0owor Jt' mm11 ti I S 4 11 eper•. dJt•h air. 1nower , now f11bnr. Abliolult'ly 1mmac Nt'w Ul"ei tbolct or oolor1 swoo. 75 ·7u Hullblc top van con v e r \IO n a. 16 > 1tlt.-e!kr... i.rlf cont. cJabh II.Ir new fabn cs & t1 rc11 lmlruic Choice of colon ~~ '61 Ford truck. pickup. $ 1 sr • llOADWAY new~ ·new U.res, •so. SAMfA AMA <:all Pau!, 64$-9116 835·3171 '61 "'4 too Ford, auto tran:s, '"' uu'"'"'e: 011tv1Ho "'"c"'"t ruru Kr1e•t . sac ri flee ml Dmts •USB>BMW1• '72 2002l.ia S/ R <992G BV I '73~4ap C289GMC> i7~4spd,sl <670SPV I TISD4.spd61R (0179 1 i7 m.A Luxus ~zc 1 i8Jal4ap, '239UKll > '78mA AIC C819WOA I '78 633csiA s IR (0()62 > i S 76 Four Star 19' 20· muus (3). New Porter rrunis 20' 22 ' (31 All eqwpped with dash & root wr. crulse control, uew '79 fabrics " llrea. li e aul i f u l c o nd . SOSOO.ll0,000. Choice of coiors. 63 Ford Ranchero. 260 V8, Good ma Needs paJnt. f.64SO/OBO. Call &ft. 5 SC-0775 i2 XJ6, blk1red ant . runs well. h1 m1 . $4000 <714 16 39 1181 d ys . 673-5878 eves & wknds -----v-'570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '62 Van. Ford, 6-cyl. 170 hp, suck. xlnt cond. aso. 714/96'·lirll Luther '78 Dodge Van: Loaed. Low mHes. Super buy. tll>OO. Call 964-6235 $1.,IX»-$2,000 down on ap- proved credit, 30d11y un· 1973 Ford Van E ·l OO !united parts & labor. CUilom. Sale or trade wJflMM11MStar1a1 ~"Tf t " . Oak d"el-:111e It >Jf "x 72 " equity Cor motorcycle 548--0831. ~@l\fltl J 8fig cost um 22' Viking Sport.deck. ~.Mr. Llasner SM>.~~ 11bW SJSOO. <Runabout ), new unused 15092 Harvard Ave., 73 cstm Dod~, looks & _ "7• '79 eng, 235hp OMC 110 Irvine ·-· 1 cabinets, full ,-overs & top, many ~~~~~~~~~I runt aood. C hvy d uty , ''net tbls, cpl extras $9250. By owner. -cooUni system, dual 1as ~:"t.t~ All near-714 /67S-OM5 '76 WU10ebago, 23• Mini tnb. Sl970. 731-08:58 lynew. PP. !7l4 >67S.57 l6 ---------• Wuuue. 32,000 mi's, rear .a..-.. w 9 90 or549-7154 ~i 1 22·· NA olfshore. 225 hp bath, new MicheUn Ures. --.4 5 Never used1. a wood. 6 drwr desksT'f75 each. 2 OMC 1/0 , trlr. xlra.s. AM/FM 8-trk CB radio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 552 8924 xln d WE PAY TOP DOLLAR uphols tered a wivel "70Sklpjack. 20', 22SOMC cba1eatiuM8 eac h. 8 10 , compass, radio, xlnt chrome ~rm . vinyl cond.$.'>500.964·12'5 ~ 11.6.each. s· con---~ ........ -----1 feflell"c.i,.able 1175. ·~·Sea-Ray Weekender. n•181CM181 aft6pm I mm a c . co n d . . many xtras. l con . fort.op Ulled can-foreign, _213_!_582_·594_7_· _____ , clomesUcs or classics. If De•"' ,7,i.11361 n . f II e cabinets. Jeweler typc !!how::;· cane liuc·k cbrs. c lhlb. & sct· Ch r '-· y 7 5 fl 0 :.! :.! Ii , ev~· 57 •••....... l'IO:ff,.,~l ~. N ~ l"\!J(l~lh•r1·•1, I mother 1,, .•• • • 7 ,. . ... 11 .. p Profession ally main· tained. Many extras . Twn 454 Crusaders, very lo hrs Owner must sell. purchased other boat. rro.00010 00. C8am-5pm) ~.10·3383: aft 6. 640·7822. CLASSIC CHRIS l!lllS 17' a ll varnished rnag h Li k e n I• W $ 7 , 5 0 0 I 0 f C C r . ti.11 4~. 67S· l:J93 Tony l.rg Jil'n llt• Molul·tu n zz· C:rwsers fnr Cuddy (;o('kaloo , I r ~ t•st cabin, w11h trailer. Fully WT'Ol.ij?ht iron c·u"C' Sl.200. equapJ><..-'d 2250MC I /O. t.o approved home only Asking Sl 0,500. Must 963-251.8 seU!. Call 546-4070 ,._Ir Organs 8090 llHh. Sall 9060 .............................................. ••••1oo ·a of NEW Ir ''8, Luders UJ, 251l. varn lJ8a> pianoft • or1ao1. h u 11 • • I i p i n N 8 • 85up. DeaJcr 7SJ.ll2l be a ull f.u I. S4 000 s:>HXHO. Old nme Sha.keys player ------- pano, xlnt cond Roll& an 1 dd 551-4'£70 art s 30 VAMAJIA, dl·lux1· prof uprii.;ht ~odcl UJllS. Po~hed ebony ~2 2639 for Sale· Grund piano 5rt 111n Weber C1rcu 190!1 $3.500 or reasona ble or. te r . P P . 960· 1673, SJ6.0)() CREALOCK 37 F'a'it fiberglass crwsmg t·uttcr Profcss1on al ly tustom bwlt Teak & oak interior Loaded with itt'ar including d1e!>el. windvane & refngerator. R ea d y t o c ru1 i.e anywhere. $80,000/ offer (714 ) 898·2970. Pri vale party. RENT 22 n luxury motor your car ii extra clean. home; sleeps 6 ; self. Meta FIRST! cont. 12SO/Wk. + It' m l. 64l).8S8S T .......... T,...el 9170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WAHTED Travel Trailer 15-20 ft. CaJI 751-8967 'ID Star Craft camping trlr, Sl.JOO oroffer. 963·51WS ----Trailers, Utility 9180 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exceaent for CJOrclenff', E/.5() 673-0744 Auto Senice, Parts &AccnsoriH 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIW PARTS&SERVlCE HOUas <>Pen 7~.m. 'tlJ Sp.m . Mcnda} thru Friday Ooeed Sat. & Sun. Elfectlve Mon 9124 /79 SADDUIACK FORD 22-IOS Mum, Santa Ana At the Comer of Warner 546-7070 ·64 VW t.r:m.<ia xle & l'ni;anc $1SO each or bes t olrer 962-4956 Four ware wheel covers for '79 l::ldorado $250. ~ #I .. 0.-.... C...ey 211125 HarbOr Bl Yd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 WE BUY CLEAN CARS AND TRUCKS COHHEll CHEVROLET '1':')1 ll.1rl•o1 llhd ' ' ,..., I \ \1 ~ " \ 546--1200 Caal Sell Your Car? ClllVtalMW PAYS TOP DOLLAR ForOean Used Imports Call Mike or Don 835.3171 WANTED! Late m odel T oyotas , VolvOb, P1ckupti & Vans <:.all us~ay ' 1898 Upnght piano xlnt. cond. $800 963-2518 Mel Craft Naples sabot, 673-219_1_ I tU ..___ llh& Hammond 11plnet organ Ll02, walnut, wlbench. xlnt cond, bluebook $937, cash $700. 644·9818 . SporfitlCJ ~ 1094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Roulgnol Saito 170 c m . *is, SM. K2 190cm . skis. S3S. both In good cond. 1163-2ai6 I l..IMbes reg. Spaulding golf dubll w/cslm decorator bag & cart. SI.SO. 642· 14'10 days, 646-Q29 eves. Schwinn Exercycle . like new. SlOO. Call 546-4070 ............... ... 1095 ....................... racing equjpped. le ss 4orig.10023S6Bhub caps. than l y r old $750. S 2 o O or o f I er S40-4728 _ 540·6900x319: 6 44·9127 c .. ,.~ ""•o.uo> °' s •o.tu 1 Doah. Slls-/ . ev_a. ____ _ Dodca 9070 Volvo V-J8 E·J8 Engine. & PORSCHE's WANTED ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPS AVAILABLE YAC Newport 646-0551 Boat slip wanl.ed to ac· commodate 36. Sailboat in Newport area. Please contact J .L. Golfos at 967·8272 Slips Avail. Call J udy Off Harvey 64.2·4644 WANTED. Shp to rent for 36' Fatrllner tri-cabin in very gd cond. Would con· Sider as partial tr ade on live-a -board. 631·2565 trans, tot.ally rblt . best otrer. 494-3210 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Allow WI the opportunity to consider the purchase IMPORTANT or trade-in of your clean NOTICE TO Porsche. Check with U1 READERS AND Today! ADVERTISf:RS ~· ~ The price of 1toms · .. IJIJ advertised by vehicle ~ dealers in the vehicle -·'0 classified advertising 383~~ :t?im columns does not include any applicable laxes, ---• ____ -;.-;..--f license, transfer fees, finance charges, fees ror at.r pollution control de· OPPOITUMITY 1 ao..d S.11d.ys IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! LAIGI SB.ICTIOM OfMIW 1979 32CN'1 528''1 ALSO 8.13CSI ., IN STOCKI CaJJ t.oday ·We alto may have that pre-owne d BMW you are looklD& for! ll 1·2040 495-4949 oaAHGI COUNTY'S ~ST & Sales-Service-Leasing Row c...,.,. ,Inc. Roi.ls ftoyce BMW l.540Jamborce Newport Beat·h 640-6444 BOB McLAREN'' 850N. Beach Blvd LA HABRA 0 Mi. No. of SA f'wy l C7141522-Sll3 Scmd.-y by Appl. i9 XJ6L lmmac Ork green Low mileage Sl.8.400 Call 67H570 t7l2 1.STll BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000 iO K.a.rmann Gb1a C.00· vert , xtn sharp. S3895. 832-994.s. ~ .... 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 MIZ 450SE.L Red with bamhoo an tenor Loaded & In M I NT con d 1ta o o ' UG<L"llAM I SIS,500 HOWARD CIMYrolet Dove & Qua.JI Sts NEWPORT BEACH lll-0555 '73 280 C: Good cond. ~ ClOSlO SUNDAYS v ... ..,.. 9770 • •••••••••••••••••••••• VW ·Having trouble ~II ln& your car" Try us Top dal1&r • Paid rcw or Not ' Bn.ng your car to Jim Marino Volks waiten . IJ7ll Beach Blvd . Hunt ington Bearh Ask for Frank Manno ur Tom Allon '78 F1eetwood Brouaham. xlnl opponunity. shrl. term leas e o r buy . lo a de d , lo / m 1. PP 9GZ-7~7 i8 Camaro, xlnt rond. 4!>,000 m1. ~. negoua ble.566-1675 • •••••••••••••••••••••• • ;--·PHIL LONG FORD .._ ........ ._ ..... o._.,,......, ......... ...-c...... ,...__ 9945 • •••••••••••••••••••••• BUG Mt;!)I s .. ,:LL Nu - - -Tl Versailles, 2A.OOO mi .. tng. trans. AM FM ta Pt' Mwt sell i 6 Ctmarn, xlnt xJnl ('()lld . xtras, $8,000 . pp~ 4()>t ~~C.!1 1 after !lam 549-2!188, 556-0594 'll} VW nt-w paint llrt•'> n-blt eru: A!>kinlo( SI . 1JIJ 837 ~.Ml i i \/W Conv Super lit-t>tlt'. ~ eog. new Macbelin r11d1als $3000 492·471SO days,or496:-4162ev~ __ ·66 Bug. very clean ' Beslofftt ; 11 Z 2 1< • I) r n t· x t . r;,ml'I int 111,0<>0 m1, d c J n S l'l l1ni: a t wholesale $57~ ~ 2286 i7 L.inroln Town '·oupc: Ab!lolutt' Cherry ' All l'QWP 1ncld ~tcrt:<J ta pe dock, 29.000 mile;. On•· Owner O w n e r w i ll "18 Camaro. gas ~avmg (uwx:e part ~5. call :D> cu.Ill V8, clean. AC. _ev_es_644 __ 0345 _____ _ PS'P8. Ult wbJ. AM 1PM. Mliow t 9950 a uto trans. l o 011 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• metallic brwn·tan mt. ORANGE COUNTY'S S!llOOtbest ofr. 1$2~ cly$, 1$2-60S7 e vestwknds MIWIST '77 30 0 Dis 55 K ma 742002, Wit cond. AM W M Colorado beige P P stereo. a~oi, SlJ,000 846-5792 _ 61 Bug. sunroof. en~ i:ood -LINCOLN-MERCURY S500 ofr 540·1i900X31!1 79 Camaro lierhnetl.41 . T Ot; \L F.RSlllP d)"l, 1»4-9lZi t-vs top d.trl< ml't bl ul' Sad n ... y RADEBOE dJe ant lo..ded 7 UOO m 1. ""' 9720 Tl<'50SL verylo m1 fo\11 ly \.'(IWP 2 topi. While ••••••••••••••••••••• •• w blk inter 499 5111 i~ \'W So~r t.icetlt' lllk undl.-r -..arrant>• Sii 750 U.NCOLN-MERCl!RY nt'"" t ilt h brk.;,. i:rt•J t 640-5768.~9744 16-L8 Aut.o<Ant.er0r. n .M s:nxi 64$ i l.W JI SOFwy Lake .. ·orest eiut Wrn i 4, 93.000 m1 good ronJ . IHVINE LARGE SB.ECTIOH OF AU.MODELS SHOP&COMl'ARE ca •DATSUNS• L-. Selectlon OfAJl~s WE SrECIALlll IMGOOD SIAVICE COSTA MESA • . DATSUN 2MSHARBOR BLVD 540.6410 540.,21 l i2 ~BZ 01 .. :SEI. VAN OnJy 26.000 m1 975-07J.1 f'VCS cle.ul. S2.Si00 0 80 130.7000 62 C~-.. Ca b Pl 00 52168 S2.500 ~1Cn7 78 Camero loaded T top '00 ~L. auto. both top:., ·Q. vW Bug~ dcJ)t'ndabl AM , FM ~~pe h p 18 & perfect cond .. mus t sell tr·~ ~ar Sl .200f'I Ri•t e stttnng l w eel Ai r 675-0092 .... .. " Chrome wire wheels. -----4.!r7 5078 Lotrni SS.&50 ~-2288. '67 ~~ new paint, xlnl -m e c h . c 0 n d , ·55 VW Fastback runs O.ur .. Sl2."'00/0BO 962·1~64 . goodneedstransmtsslon. ~------.. -· Makeoffer 631·5048 __ •••••·;;;~·~·;;,;;;••••• 9920 M.BZ ·67 230, 4 dr, whtlblu ant. mech M>Und. auto tr ans. A Mt f'M, A1C. very c ln thro ug hou l . ~eves. and wknd.a Lat e '7 8 450 SEL. s1lver1blk, none cleaner . not a scratch. drive n 12.,050 rru. by an old fudd> duddy $27. 000. 64(). lS.Jll eves -------- 1'S286, blue, great cond . Sl0,500, A I C, A M Jf'M c&'ISeUe 642·2014 'fi8 ~ i.unroof. l owner 2 new l.lres. XJnt cond $4.500 PP. 714-75!-6770 eves. ·r.i Squareback : Reblt CLl.A•ANCI! eng Xlnt rond. $2450 ,..__ ,.._ 0 80 n 5· l6J 6, f'Vl'& on ..... marOll, ..,..pn ceS, Q;J«J73 Monte ~rlo!!, Ma hbus" Novas. Ora1t1c reduc· 9772 • •••••••••••••••••••••• VOLVO SALES. SBVICI ANOLUSIHG OVERSEAS OELJ\I ER Y EXPERTS EA.ll.llKE VOLVO 1966 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 646-9303 540..9467 uons• SAVE NOW!!! CONNELL C HEVROLET .... ,.. J t , r ' .. 1 I I ' ' ,.., I \ \l ~ . \ 546-1200 1977 CHIVIOLIT .... ..., 9952 • •••••••••••••••••••••• lt79FORD MUST ANG TURIO 4 speed. TRX radials w /m acs . s t ereo " moanrool. (W l2JOI ). $7181 THEODORE ROBINS FORD JCJbO HAABOll Bl VO CO~IA M!'>A r,oll 0111n i1 Grande 151 en•. P /S , Pl& P/W, AIC. $3400. 48H'181 • ..-.5122. '67 Mustang COf'IV. 6-cyJ, ND, reblt trana. power top, ~•Ul1ful. $3,000. ~3748 i4 Mach I. P /S, AIC, cln, bat ofr . 498-3586 or -31127 ·~ MustanR 289 4spd, ln- Lenor needs mUlor work . 11000. 642-3867. OAK STORE FIXTURES Complete outfit In excellent condition cootaining everything needed to fully equip. medium slze store. Want shp or mooring for 36' sailboat Bob, 833-1361 vice certiflcataons or de· knocb oftaa when you aler documentary pre· me retull·&etling Dally paraUon charges unless PUot Oassined Ad.a t.o l~~~~~~~~;;;;;:;i otherwise specified by reach the Oran1e Coul ·68 28QS, 4 dr. brwn. auto trans, P S. AM I FM . S2800tbst ofr 760·9362 wl<nds_or alt §PM. __ ()ltAMG.E COUNTY VOLVO EXO.USIVEL Y VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer in Orange County' BUYorLEASE DIRECT CANJCE4Dll Equipment tncludes run powe r . vin y l r oo r. AM/FM stereo, crwse ront.rol. pwr. windows- seat·trun.k release " air rond. In ex~Uent cood1· Uon. t016TCL 1. '811 Mwst. rebll 351 eng. Nu llres & radiator. gd inl & body. $1800. 640-6637 CALL PFEIFFER C213>438·1385. :at mooring, 281t boat. Npt. Bch. Sell SlS,000. t rade R .V . P .P . 2J.3..8'2-3445 the advertJse_r ___ mark~ 6'2-S678 WANrACTION? Claisai.fed Ad.a 642-5678 Mer LOAM till 3PM will pwke appointment to see. Alltol..HlllMj 9510 .WOL.eaM.I) 9580 T1 •1partatlota ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aircraft 9110 .-.-----------, TV~~~.. 1091 ;·;:~~·~;:;~;·;:;;; I LEASE ANY MAKE I -••••••••••••••••••••• clean. IFR Must Sell I ANY MOOR I ~ 25·· RCA color 71~110, 894-3119 ~=-..:.1~ Warr. cc;:ra. We/ tt20 11 11 ·•···•···••••·•··•••••• PAY OMLY srEREO Speakers, new, I I ICill in box , never used. WANTED FIRST MO.....U ,.,..y12"woole!r,60watt She lf fo r 1971 Ford I f"'lllln I i..ee1« • mld·level con· Rancbm>C.11751-89117 p •YME ... T trots. 5 yr. warranty. ~='/ I A " I Penny 's llCS 1er ies. _.... .U. in •tore for "50. Seu t t 10 I * I Ste. $250 for both. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •tm <Garden Grove) XR 75 HONDA '2$0. I MO ..-osn' OI LAST MOMTH I 80YA!fAHAS175. WI,., •• ·MY TRADE 25'. COLOR TV f123, 540-loto I "" ~ I 2 Yr Warranty Free Del. · •• flOm oa MCm &Q.$340. "12 Honda 175, like new, I PHOMI CIBIT A.PPIOVAL I 3..<XXlmL,S.W. Wlrdl lt" color TV S200. r7J-0744 ~~~%i.Tr~~:,,n~~ islCZtlOO, 1mmac .. 10,ooo I 'R cm1AC Ille eaec ree!Ol'der suo. ID, NC., $1500. I <>-.. 01M1t. ,_ ... • '!!«JI --:=.·--··~- llutt Hll Ktn'wood lt72 HONDA, ca us. I '246 .._""· JO Bud Grar-Vtll' aood uba.Pe. SJOO, WO. oe __. .... TWD Ta· Cal~ --0r--• I:.-:.: i.;.~~":.: :n.~~ '::.~~-!I bl•. Portable TV.11::=-==·,·=·=-=··-=·=;11 *"...,· ''""' .... , ._....,. ..... '*I ') .U.flWio.lellau I• ,...,,.,_,,....... ..,_ .... . i8 Olcsel 300 CO. Mexico swreo. Loaded. Blac k. Mml cond. Must sell ' S21 .000. Days 821·5000. t:ves MS-5688. -----9744 1'S 280Z. 32K ml, loaded, '76 MOB 3SK ml. Nice. nu radiahl. cocoa, SS600 $4500 Days 846·3422 & ~5829 Eve.8847-4978 ~ 2025 s. Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 74~·260Z. 24 ,000 ml, l owner. Met green, mags, air, clean . $4800 6 4 2 -5 0 0 2 , ev s . 64.S-SOOOX2JS Opel 9746 •. 1428. 4 cyl. 4 spd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• o 'dr1 ve. 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The night she was slain, she was concerned enough about the assaults to follow her sister's ad- vice and lock the door to her apartment at 2256-A Maple St. ( But the window locks were broken and police say that is bow the teen-ager 's murderer got into her residence. Lit• five other women before lier, the 17-year-old girl waa bluqemed to death and raped. 11111 Seaior will be redW ata:Ua.m. &SL 'o elal at.Mlle c•u••· ·-,,, QdliUm a.tal ... follow 81 f a.m. She wlD be buried at Harbor Lawn- -~..._ '--_. permta, .JobD 1 and Pamela Senior; two \ brotben, Jettrey and llicbael. • and a mt.er Ja<!quellne, all ol l Coata M eaa. and her 1--- t• f < ( , grandmother. Florence Medland of Canada. Police have been questioning family and friends or the teen· ager since her body was dis· covered early Sunday morning in an attempt lo find leads to her killer's identity in her lifestyle and habits. Miss Senior graduated from Estancia High School in June. He r teachers there remem- bered her as a "sweet girl," who w as very dependable and seemed lo enjoy ll!e They said she set goals for beraelf and one of those was to attend Onmse Coast College to take secretmial tninlq. Illa 8mlior'• fww teac:ben '*•lied ........ did ... a..t 'Werk 1a a.. w•w and abo excelled In aewtng. lD a ...... for iDdep-~ .._,...._,. ..... _v_. home two m ••t. .., • llaare an apartment wltb a Cltlfl lead. She drove a deJlvery car for a blueprint and graphics firm (See VICTDI, Pase Ai> By JOANNE &EYNOLDS CM* o..ty ~ l&eff Detectives from five Orange County agencies conducting a joint investigation of assaults and murders of young women say they have been unabJe lo find a common lie between the nine victims. Police announced Monday that the formal task force, formed two weeks ago to investigate a total of 14 assaults and murders, was being disbanded in favor of a more loosely knit association of the investigators. They also said that five of the cases have been eliminated from the list. The remaining at· tacks in Costa Mesa , Irvine, Newport Beach. Santa Heights and Tustin are the work of one man . s pokes m a n C harles Thayer said The cases for which one SUS· peel is being sought are: -Jane Ellen Benning1on, 29. of Corona del Mar. who was slain Aug. 1, 1977. -Kimberly Gaye Rawllns, 21, of Costa Mesa. killed April 1. 1979; -Savannah l..elgb Andenon, 22. of Irvine, who died May 13, 1979 ; -Marolyn Carelton, 31, of Costa Mesa, slain on Sept. 14, 1979• -Debra JeaJl Keuedy, 24, of Tustin. killed Oct. 1, 1979; -Delwa Lyaa Sealor, 17, of Coata Mesa wbo was murdered Sunday . Tbe CMm al8o lDclude auntv. la• ae•a•lt •lcU•• IU• Wlllteeo&to•, •. Saata Aaa Heights, wbo was a\Uc.ked iD May; ,,..,_ Petteaalll. M. ol eo.ta .... wbo ... attMSed in JalJ, llld Dlana Green. JO, ol TuatiJl. wbo WU attacked In Sep- tem ber. Mrs. Green's unborn baby girl died as a result of the ass·au1t. Karl Alm Welt, 9, feeds pt ln Uon Coun· trJ s.fmi 'a pettillg IOO. She ls one of 232 bandleapped youn1ater1 from New Zealand apend1n1 10 days lD Southern calllciriii after Air New 1Ai1•1 nd flllbt crews niMd '250,000. The younpten alto are visiting Disneyland'-_Knotta Berry Farm, Universal Studios, 1111.agic Mountain and the Loi Anaeles Police Department. Based oo a witness' descrip- tion, police are circulating a pie· ture of a dark-haired man they believe is responsible for the string of murderous assaults. At the same time. detectives are studying the Uves of the vic- tims to try to find a common ground they shared in hopes that common point would lead them to the killer . Lt. Jack Calnon of Costa Mesa acknowledges that lf there is a trait shared by the women. at is obscure. "We've looked at the places they did their s hopping, the gas s tations they used . repair services. beauty parlors you name it. "There's just nothing there," he said. Tbe one tra1t they all shared I!> that they Uved in apartments with ground-floor entri~s that were stuelded Crom the street The women also had another trait in common-they didn't lock their doors and windows on the night they died. According to police. the women were dissimilar in looks as well as lifestyles. . They ranged in size from Miss Kennedy, who was a stocky, five feet three inches tau to Miss Senior who was a strapping five feet nine inches tall. Their hair ran the spectrum of colors, lengths and styles. They woned at a ranae ol jobs. lln. CaNl&on taqbt ..., aetan...-eoarw from ber .......... '1 .... former NClal worktt wlilo'd become a wait.reu. Miu Pet-ten a 111 worked for an op· tometlUL M lN Senior, wbo bad gradual· ed from Estancia High School in Costa Mesa. drove a delivery car for a blueprint service. Conoco, GuH Join Oil Firm Profit Boom NEW YORK (AP) -Conoco Inc. and Gulf Oil Corp. joined the list of big oil companies an- nouncing h uge third-quarter profits today, with Conoco say· ing its income rose 133 percent in the quarter and Gulf posting a 97 percent gain. Like the other oil companies to announce big third-quarter earn- ings gains. both attributed most of the jump to increased profits from overseas operations aruJ said little came from U.S. refm· ing and marketing divisions. Conoco, ranked ninth among U.S. oil companies, said its third-quarter profit was $247.1 million, or $2.30 a share. com- pared with S105.8 million, or 98 cents a share, ln 1978's third quarter. This year's period in- cluded a one·lime gain of $32.6 million, or 30 cents a share, from a change in British tu law. Conoco. based in St amford, Conn .• said sales in the quarter rose 41 percent to $3.5 billion from $2.4 billion in the J uJy. September period a year ago. Fifth·ran.ked Gulf, based in Pittlburgh. said profits in the quarter were $416 million, or $2.13 a share, compared with $211 millkJG, or $1.08 a share, a year ago. Revenues in the quarter roee 33 percent to 6.14 billion from $5.05 billion. Tbe profits announced by Conoco ad Gulf. com>DC ~ the heela of lar1e lncr'eu~• an- nounced earlier by Exxon, AUantic Richfield and Standard Oil Co. ol lndlaaa, renewed de-· bate about tbe aiH of oil com· pany earnlnll-P real dent Carter made anotblr pttdl .. ~ b1a tu OD oil eompM.)' profttl, •'11.al tbat wllUe oil coneerm alreadJ ....... lar1e IUll ol money, "they want more. But It'• not fair to tbe American peo- ple for &bem to bave more." Carter WH particularly piqued at •axoa Corp.. tbe world'• lar•••t oU company, wllkb Nici .... , lta proftta had rilm 111 pettent lD tbe JulJ· September quarter. The ln· cNue WM tbe bia•t ln Eu- (lee PaOPITI, Pa .. Ai> DEBRA J. KENNEDY DEBRA L. SENIOR Asks Paael Prohe Wieder Assails 0 K Of Seaclif f Project By JERRY CLAUSEN Of Ute OMI• ~119' SliH Comm1 ss1on e r H arriett Wieder c9.1Jed Monday for an vest1gallon of Regional Coastal Co mm1ss1on administrative staff in a fiery tirade following Tmck Used In Holdups; A .is-year -old unemployed Hua•"Cb• .... lnldc drt...- and Ida female :::C--were arrested ID All~oada)' after aDececD7 boldlq up four West Orange County markets during a t~bour period, police said. Robert Beotley Weis. 25. and Linda Ellen Hackney. 32, both of 124 15th St.. were arrested at 4 a.m. by Anaheim officers on sus- picion or armed robbery lnvestigalors allege the Hunt· mgton Beach man held up qwck· service markets in Huntington Bea c h . Fountain Valley, Westminster and Anaheim wtlh tbe woman serving as the getaway driver. The pair were stopped by an Anaheim officer five minutes after a clerk at U -Tote-M Market. 138 N. Brookhurst St . Anaheim. told police a man escaped with $25 in cash. a bag of potato chips and some ice cream after waving a gun in her face. Two bours earlier. police saJd. a man fitting the Weis' descrip- tion held up a 7-11 Market, 9951 Yorktown Ave .. Huntington Beach for $20 in cash after dis· playing a pistol. Investigators said they believe the pair held up a 7·11 Market, 10950 Warner Ave., Fountain Valley. for S36 in cash and a Westminster market for an un- determined amount of money before driving to Anaheim. Officers said they recovered a pellet gun and a small ammmt of cash from the pair. Both are be· ing held al Anaheim city jail in lieu of $25,000 bail. Candidates' 'Forum Slated Candidates vying for two apota on tbe Huntington Beach City (elementan'> School Dlatrict Board ol Trustees wiU appear at a public forum toaiabt to amwer que.Uont (rom voters. The forum, apoasored by tbe Eader and Giller Sebool PTA, will be at 7:3D f..m . at Eader School. •t Bemus St. Tbe candklatel rulllalDI ln tbe Nov. I e1eetioD are lncumbeal Norma Vander llolen, Dr. Thomae Hoa1hton, Charles Wri1bt. Dr. Gary Nelton and Richard Brewer. Pertee Sale OK'd LOS ANGl!LB8 (AP) -Pertee Computer Corp. aatd Monday lt will be acqulNcl bf a Wfft Oerman computer eom- paay for" SUD mnuc.. Tbe ofter ... tll.50 a •ban bf Triumph Adler. a Nurember1 ftrm. •• approval of the Seacl.Jff IV hous- ing pro1ect an Huntington BeJJch Mrs. Wieder called for tbe st ate attorney general to in· vestigate "conflict of interest" charges m conJunction with staff action in hand ling the con- troversial 531-home develop- ment n ear Bolsa Chica marshlands. The resional commisaioo ap- proved the HunUngton Beach Company development, 11·1. daptte l&aff reeomm-dMAmw for clmlal llld ..._ man .._ u.ne .... a1 ......... ... u-... .......... .......... ---~G rt'•aa.m1-n. Onlyommissioner Ruth Galanter voted a•aiut the SeMWf project .,.... a Mries ol ~---.... .UldMd to die plan. llel Carpenter, tbe com- mission'• ezecutlve director, ex- cued himself from Mond~'s hearings, announcing that R. Gordon CraJg, acting executive director, was in charge of staff work on the project. Carpenter said he lives in Huntington Beach's Seacliff area and 1s a member of the Seacliff Homeowners Associa· t1on which bas been critical of some parts or the development ~Ian FollowUig Monday's hearings, Craig said Carpenter bad dis- missed himself from the project studies when the plans were first antroduced. Carpenter said later that be has no idea what Mrs . .Wieder's complamts mean. Mrs. Wieder, an Orange Coun- ty Supervisor and that board's appointee to the regional Coastal Commission. complained loudly that the commission staff bad fought against the Huntington Beach Company project from the beginrung. She was especially critical when the stalf introduced pro· posed development conditions late Monday when it appeared the commission would approve the development. Mrs. Wieder, a former mayor of Huntington Beach, charged staff members with "pulling what appears is an end run" and asked why the conditions bad <See PROJECT, Page AZ> Coast ,, Weather Partly cloudy tonight a nd Wednesday. Lows t.oni1bt S7 to a wttb a bith about 10 near the beaches w ed.n.day. and in the QP· per 70a inland. INSIDE TOD~ 't' A ,,-., ••• Rone tu IUM., of World Wot 11 fome mtmMld lo W 1'ofM Niue• CGRtJv. s.. "°", PQftr At. • ...... At"f_ ..... ,.. ..... ..._ 11 •f'INI .......... a _.... .,~ &.,M • ..,. M ....... .._. U =:. -= = ..... ,: -~ ( C-. CA .._At, CA =-· Q.tl ................ a a.c..P-. ., cnawu• a ..... .,_. DM91....... M DP. 9111'1 *' C4 ..................... ..... 1111 1•4 ~ • ......... Ct.I,,...... 8M ... 111•1 a....., M ................ Mau-.t a .. . ,.. Judge Rlif'wle• Alliance Proteaten 1 Prime Rate u~ Again •1 Pa&OE&Jal llCllOSMDL ............... Oruce Coat, Superior Court Juda• Oretta Sean refu19d Monday to arant a CCNrt order barrlq Ana.helm pollc• lrom pbotocrapblq pr'Ot.elt•l"I of a pilUtaey e&ect.roaiCI e1Po11Uon at tbe Anabelm Coevention Center Tbe order waa 1ou1bt by Deposed Shah ~in Hospital NEW YORK (AP> -Sbab Mohammed Re1a Pahlavi, de- i*ed ruler of Iran, atarted an extemlve battery of teata -1 New York ";:ttal-Cornell Medical Center 'J to determ1ne tbe nature of a deblUtaUna Wnea. holpltaJ officials said. Pahlavi wu lodaed in three private rooms on the 17th floor of the boepital'a Baker Pavilion, and WU ti&ht1Y parded bJ bl.a security forces , hospital spokesman Ray Rebbann said. Reblwm said the teat.a would continue through tbe day, and no word on the condition of the ex- • iled former ruler wu e.xpected until Wednelday mom1D1. at the earliest. He would not describe the symptoms of the shah'• sick ness, ti..¢ did aay that Pahlavi could not be described aa desperetelyW Earlier, Eamon Brennan, tbe hospital's vice president for public affairs, said Pahlavi ~ould undergo a variety of tests, including 'blood, urine, radiology, but no one's being more specific than that." William Greene, hospital ad· ministrator , said the shah was admitted around 8 p.m PDT Monday, about an hour arter he s lipped into New York at La G ua rdia Airport aboard a GuUatream twin-e ngine jet Seven hours after the abab's arrival, one of bis senior ad· viaora releaaed a statement which did 1iot reveal tbe 9bab'a allmeat "Hls 'mperlal majesty has come to United Statea to un- dergo extensive medical ex- am In atl ons at New York Hospital. The shah and mem· hers of his family are optimistic that the outstanding medical t'ar e available in the United States will diagnose his ailment and provide a cure." the state· ment from Robert F Armao said Extortionist Now Charged With Murder A Newport Beach man already convicted of extortion in connection with the disap- pearance of a Garden Grove woman las t August is now charted with her murder. Oranee County Deputy Dis· tnct Attorney Dave Carter filed murder and kidnap cbarcea aealnst Larry Smith, 43, Mon· day. Smith, 4640 Park Newport, waa convicted In U.S. Dlstricrt. Court last week for making the telephone calla demanding a $100,000 ransom for the return of Carolyn Bealer, 24, who bas never been found. Sentencing on Smitb'.s federal conviction bu been scheduled for Nov. 15 in U.S. District Judge Malcolm Lucas ' courtroom. Carter indicated Monday the Newport Beach man will not be brought to Orange County for arraignment until after Jud1.e Lucas sentences him in l.<JS Angeles. 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"" ~"'·--· tir=..t.~= ~Q =.1 w~•11o Pruak l'uel. an .atl0fne7 ro, U19 A.Wente fi ttumval r So\ll.hem CaUfomla. • rroup t.h1t op' nuclear weap0n1 and pow r planta It clalrntd that poUNI aurvelllance would h•v• a "t'b.llltq tft9't" on the nrd..M of t'OMtfllll.ional rt1hta Ju4ft Sean ruled such an or der wun't needf"d aner btllng told by an au.om y for th d ly 'h•t \>t)Unt WO'lld only pboto- ¥r•ph vlolt>nt acta or vtolauom ot the> l•w t\n .. •llmMted 1,000 penoa.a held .. Pl~•ct>ful mareb t.o the Con t1nlloo Cent er Monday ruabt No •~•ta were made and no tnclde>nt11 wert reported, pollrt and alll1mce 1poketme.n utd todiay Hut uUhuice member Cheryl l'ukM, a Los Angeles law 1u·hool graduate, said she re- ce1 \'td reports lndicattn1 tbat protestel'8 were photo1rapbed. "We haven't been able to de- ter1n mt> whether the people taJt. Ing pictures were members of the p~s or oodercover police om cers," she said. A police spoke.man said be had "no knowledge" of whether undercover officers carrying cameras were present during Monday's protest The exposition, which opened this morning, features exhlblta a nd demonstrations or sophisticated electronic equip- ment used ror defense purpoeee. The alliance haa dubbed the exposition an "arms buaar." In papers filed with Joo1e Sears, aUJance attorneys COO· tended that police repreaeo- tatl vea said photographers would be stationed to inooltor any demonstrations The city has a policy, they said, of photographing people.al· tending rock concerts. "but not football games." And they called the alleeed pracUce "a systematic policy established and carried out by the defendants (tbe city) to ln· timidate and harass poUtlcal dissidents." ......, ........... ,..... SOMEONE SAID, 'HIT ME' AND DEPUTll!S DID U. Wy.U Hart Dtepaeya Seized BlectclKk tt.me 'Cambling' Deputy Holtls Winning Hand Lady Luck was working lo aberifr1 Sgt. Les Leber's favor laat weekend when be took part in a bi&h stakes blackjack game in Dana Point. Leber was ahead by seoo. 1n fact when other officers lnter· rupted the proceedings Saturday night aod arrested rour South County men on 1amblln1 charges. And Leber? tie wu worting undereover and didn't bave to worry about being found al the r ealdence at 33142 Acapulco when the raid oecurred. NEW YORK CAP)-llor1an Guaranty Trult Co. ralaed tta prime lend1q rate toda, to • re- cord 15 percent, and tM mowe was quickly jotDed b1 MWl'al banks. Only two weeks a10, the Da• tion'• biaiest banks raiaed the rate they charge for loam to moat credit-worthy corporaw borrowers by an unprecededed full perceota&e point to 14.$ per. cent. Morgan Guaranty, the ftfth. lar1eat U.S. bank ranked by de- l*ii,a, aaid the 15 percent prime waa effective immediately. A bank official declined to com- ment on reason.a for the boo8t, except to say the bank ba.HI It.a prime rate on several fact.on, primarily the coat of acquirlq funds and the demand for buai· neaa loans. Ban.ks use the prime rate u the buia for setting intereal rate• oo aJmoet all commerdaJ· industrial loans. Although the prime baa no direct effect on consumer loan interest rates, It ls viewed u an indicator ol trends in interest rates generally. • Many banka in seve ral areas of the nation, raced witb high costa ol acquiring funds, bave cut back lending or ral.aed In· terest rates for consumer credit such aa installment loana or home mort&agea. Supreme Court Justice William J . Brennan Jr. had announced that he is con- sidering retiring from his post next summer. He men· tioned his wife's ill health as a factor E',....P~AI PROFITS ... Boaters Discover Body.; in Ocean About $1.400 In caab waa selud, a.loo& with three black· jack tables and 125,000 worth ol poker chips. The shenff's department kleft. tafaed the suspect.a u Ball C. Via. 40, of 1515 Buena Vista, San Clemente. Roy A Paulter. 35. of 27525 Tossamor. Mission Viejo, James C Sanderson. 30. or 1615 Ruena Vista. San Clemente and Huck 1-Truell. 4.3, of 24892 Wells Fargo, ~guna llllls Several banka, lncludin1 No I Chemical, No. I Banken Tnaat, and No. 20 Bank of New York. immediately joined Morcan lo tbe move to a 15 percent prime. A moni other major banks poat.iq t.be balf-polnt lncreue were Harris Banlt of Chicago and First Pennsylvania of Philadelpb.ia. E' ..... P~41 PROJECT .•.. on's history and among lht' mo~t ever earned in a quartn by a ll S company White House press secn·tary Jody Powell called the Exxon prorits "rather enormous." Also announcing a big rise in third-quart.er earnio_gs Mooday waa aeventb-ranked Atlaotlc Ric hfield Co., whlch said it.a profits rose 45 percent. Standard 011 Co. ol lndiana announced a 49 percent profit gain Friday, and other major oU companies are expected to weigh in with similarly large increases in earnings this week Exxon's profit!-> wne "po mo· graphic" to Jumes G Archuleta. a s pokesma n for th e Oil , Chemical and Atomic Work1•rs Union. He sajd Exxon and other oi l companies "certainly cannot plead poverty" when the union and the industry begjn oegotiat ing later this year on a new wage increase for 60,000 energy work en. The profits probably will also seem high to Americans who began the third quarter in gas Unes and ended it wondering whether they'd have enough heating oil for tbe winter and what it would cost. But both Exxon and Arco said profit.a from domestic refining and marketinl unit.a were ham· pered by price regulations that limited tbe amount of cost in· creases tbat could be passed to consumers. They said increased earnings from other areas of business were primarily responsible for the big profits 7.2 Quake Told GOLDEN, Colo. CAP) -A "major" earthquake registering 7.2 on the Richter scale wa.s re· corded early today in the • Solomon Islands near the eastern end of Guadalcanal, the U .S Geological Survey re- ported. Authont1C'S arc attempting to· day to 1dt•nl1fy a man's body that was d1:.covercd by boaters Monday afternoon floating about 100 yards orr the South Laguna coast. Lifeguards pulled the corpse clad in a wet.suit aabore at Vic· toria Beach. Lile1iuard Mike Dwinell aairt he bas not rece1ved any reports or possible drownlna victims olf the Laguna Beach-area cout in recent weeks. The body ap peared to have been at sea several days. he said Orange County Coroner's Of. f1cc 1nvesl1~alors said today an :.i utopo.,v '' 'cht·duled into the t'JUM· <Jf 1h·ath along with efforts to identify the dead man Fro.a Page A I VICTIM ••. Saturday night, there WH a party at a home for members of the school's cross country team. Miss Senior and her roommate went together but by 10:30 p.m .. the young woman decided to 10 home. Her roommate gave ber the keys to her car, saying ahe'd find a way home later. P olice s ay that aometlme between midnight and 2:30 a .m .. the murderer slipped Into tbe apartment through one or the unlocked windows and kllled the s leeping teen-ager. He r roommate discovered ber body al3 a.m Today, her grieving parenta talk, about their loss, saying it was too painful for them to dis· cuss their daughter while pre· paring for her funeral. They h ave s uggested that donations be made "lo Debbie's name" to Pet Re!lltonsibillty, In c , P.O. Box 104. Laguna Beach Stocks Reveal Wary Rate Hike Reaction NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market was mixed today. as the bank prime lendlng rate climbed to a record 15 percent. The Dow Jones avera1e of 30 indu.atrtala wu up .26 polnta to 809.39afterfourbouraoftradln1 . Loten took a S-2 lead over 1ainen in the mJd·day tally of New York Stock Excban1e· lilted 1-uel. Analyst.a aald tom• early buy- t 01 was encoura1ed b1 the market'• showing Monday, when the Dow Jones Industrial aver•1• rebounded aft.er alip-rint brtelly below the 800 level or tb• firat tlm• aloce December • Tiii• av•r•J•· off about 15 potnll llt ltl IOw..i level ot tbt d•J, cloMd with only • 1.16-polot loll. But the UlllWiAI l11d al.reedy btlUD to ra6e wbeD New York's • Morgan Guaranty Trust and several other large banks In· creased their prime rates today from 14~ to 15 percent. Interest rates have been 1ur1· Ing ror more than two week.a since the Federal Reserve an· nounced plans to clamp on credit in ita effort to 1et inflation under control. MeanwbUe, tbe dollar roM In Europe this mornJn1. and ita continued strength on foreiCD exchanges helped to depreH gold prices. . ln Tokyo, the dollar cloeed at 234.725 yen, lll h11be1t ute for more tban 11 months and up from 212.75 lllonda)'. In l.Alindon, tbe 8rlU1h pcMmd weakened 1U1bt1y to '2.lW, tom.Pared to ia.1480. Gold IOld In Londoft for ... 00 a Troy «mee. don from •.an at MoadQ'a clole. Tbe Zurlcb prt" wu '*· • Shenffl'·.Sl?'l. Frank Evans, at th<' Dana Harbor patrol oCficf>, !>aad a man was reported lost off th<' Aliso Reach Pier three weeks a~o and could be the man found Monday. But Jim Stauffer. chier of the county-hired Llfe&uard Interna- tional Beach Servlcea, aaJd he doea not beUeve the body found Monday is that of the man r&- ported m1ulq off Aliso Pier. StaUffer aaid aome ftabermen saw a man bobbin& in the water three weeu ago near the pier. The fishermen telephoned sheriff's deputies who with lifeguards searched the waters during the next two days without success. The corpse pulled ashore MO(l· day at Victoria Beach, north of Aliso Pier, is that of a cfark. haired male with what appears lo be a severe head injury. The corpse wa.s clad 1n a black diver's wet suit Jacket, Welcbt belt and blue •1!fmm1nc trunk.a. A female companion of lhe s uspects lS being i.ought She ned with an und.lsclosed amount or cash at the ume uniformed of· flcen arnved. SherifJ spotesman Lt. Wyatt Hart said the aame operated wltb three deUwa. a pU bcm .. a bal'teDd9r .... wall:nM ........ all wen GD aalary. Hart said the host f.or the gambling session which bad a SIOO lim.it on bets. was paid $500 for providing thP location for lhe ~ame and for str~ning about 20 players who r~ce1 \'ed 1nv1Uilloru. to the alfalr One ol those who got an rnvtta· Uon was Leber. Undercover Newport Beach oolice officers participated In the operatJoo WJth aberiff'a de- puties. Hart laid the same operated t.broUCboul O..U.e Count)' and waa booted up wU1 J>eeember. not b~n presented for com m1ss1on study Monday 's hearing was the second for the project Com- m1ss1oners tabled the develop- ment rn July, tellrng the Hunt· .ngtoo Beach Company to pull 1t.11 plans together. That move followed lengthy testimony from area residents •bo clalmed the project .. ,.... 91NI0'9d b7 ... llaat· ·net.on Beach City Council - could damage Bolaa Cblca wetlands becaus~ of inadequate drainage and sewerage. Comm1~1oners also were .m- happ) Wlth a lack of provisions 'or 'ow and moderate cost bous· ang 1n the proJect. Condltion.s applied to approval Monday require the firm to con- struct about 80 "affordable" howuna unit.a on land It owns near the Seaclifr project, either on property dubbed "Holly" or the "Ranch." Yo11ngsters Terrorized t'he company alao must pro. v1d.e a aetbact from lbe manblanda for pedestrian, ~cy de and boraeback tralftc and muat maintain its dralna1e bu.lna deaiped t.o remoYe a1lt from raln water dra.iniq iDt.o the mania.lands. FAIRFIELD, N.J . CAP) -A knlfe-wleld!nc cooalructlon worker terroriled scores of younptera when be bunt lnt.o an elementary scboolt.•mubinc windows and demanamg to aee bla children, police said. Anthony Mennlcuccl. 38, of Paralppany, slashed his wrista a nd carved ao "X" into bla forehead, orderlnc police to "Sboot me bere'' before aurrm· derina. police aaid. No c.b1Jdren were bu.rt durtna the »minute rampaae Monday. autborltlea aald. Teacbera locked cluaroom and cafeteria doors after Mennlcucci ran screamina into the Winston Churchlll School, police said. Ed 7.aeboche, a member ol the dty'a Local Coutal Plan Com· mtttee. arsued a1alnat UM u• acre bhd'ftop project. He cbar1ed that comml.ulOll approval would thwart local el· forta t.o come up with a city coastal plan yet t.o be presented to the Couta1 Commluion. One good name deserves another. SLAVICK'S Put your name on an OMEGA. The best suprises come in small wooden packages. So we've pac~ed a remarkable new Omega Qu.utz Chronometer in this very stylish box. THE WATCH: This striking design was created for none other than the founder of Omega. The 14 karat yellow gold and stainless steel perfectty complement a dimensional dial. This water- resistant chrono meter is certified to be incredibly accurate. Of course, the bracelet features a hidden clasp. me PA~KACE: A hl~hly polished soid ma C?S8ny case IS a fitting container for such a unique timepiece. Only one thing missing: your name, wtiich will be engraved on the metal rtaque, complete with your persona Rrial number. THE PRJ~ $2.200.00 (Stai nless steel. $1, .00. 18 karat gold, $5,000.00.) Fa~haon hland. Nrwport Ccnm, Nr.,porr lk1ch I (7 14> 644-1 \80 . • I 0111. 1 '""'~"'' \1C '"''""n''" M.'11 l.o)'\tn.t 11111• t.1111. Oro1n,:1 f """" Ah .. (,,.,.,,, f,.,. An)o'1l1"' •n !11t·ll" ''" Vtll~' .,.. ... "'M"""f••-.. ..... ..-,...,,.~1•A~-· ...... VtlA M,...,.( .... 11, .. t,., '"" ,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ( 1 • 'l'••r••••te•• t . Dally Newspaper I • VOL. n, No. 2", s SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS . Deposed Shah May Have Cancer NltW YORK. (AP> -sa.M llola•--ed a.u Pablavi, cll- poeed Nier' ot lru. !Ma betD ad· nlltted to New Yon Hoep6&al· Co.....U lldeal C..ter. ud a State Department source ln ........... •aid today the abah bad caacer and a baoelted bile duct. The ~. wbo uked ool be idenWled, 1.ave DO fW'ther de ta Ila M eanwbUe. department apok..-. Ho+Ml Carter laid ~ leftltb ol tbe i ab 'a atay lD tbe United Stat.I would depend on bi1 medleal ecmdltlon. Ca~ laid the United States had been ln Drior contact wUb Iranian aut.hOritlea about the U.S. deei.alon to permit the lhab to travel to tbla country. He streued that the United States believes the shah DO longer bu a claim to authority lo Iran. Pahlavi, who arrived in New York on Monday nlabt. was lod1ed lo three private rooms oo the 17th floor of the hospital's Baker Pavilion, and was t.l&bUy 1uarded by bis security fon:es. h os pital spokesman Ray R~bbann said. Rebhann said the shah was un- deraoine teats which would COO· tinue throuib the 'dav. and no formal word on the c0ndiUoo of tbe exiled former ruler waa ex- pected unW Wednesday mom- ing, at the earliest. He would not describe tbe symptoms of the shah's sick· ness, but did say that Pahlavi could not be described as desperately ill. Earlier, Eamon Brennan, the hos pital's vice president for public affairs, said Pahlavi would uoderao a variety of tests. i n c luding "blood, urine. radiology, but no one's beln& more apecifi~ than that." William Greene. hospilal ad· miniatrator. said the shah was admitted around 8 p.m . PDT Monday, about an hour after be slipped into New York al La Guardia Airp ort aboard a Gulfstream twin-engine jet. Seven hours after the shah's arrival, one of bis senior ad· visors released a statement which did~ reveal the Iha.h's ailment. "His imperial m~esty baa come to United Sta s to un· dergo extensive m e ical ex· a m i nations at New York Hospital. The shah and mem- bers of hia family are optimM&ic that tbe out.atandiDll medical <See SHAH, Page AZ> 'No Coast Slayings Pattern' • m . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ J Murders Baffling Police I /merest Indicator Hiu 15o/o NEW YORK CAP)-Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. raised its prime lending rate today to a re· cord 15 percent, and the move was quickly joined by several banks . Only two weeks ago, the na lion's biggest banks raised the rate they charge for loans to most credit-worthy corporate borrowers by an unprecedented , full percentage point to 14.5 per cent Morgan Guaranty, the ftftb. largest U.S. bank ranked by de· poeita, said the 15 percent prime 1'U effective immediately. A but aftldal declined to eom· meat cm n•zma for the a..t, •-.& .. 91117 .... bak ......... prime ,... -........ , ...... primlll'llJ' • eoBt. "' aeqalltnl funds and the demand for buai· ----..... -tlle prlme hla -tJaa bula for aettin& interest rata CJD aimo.t all commercial· induatrlal loans Although the prime baa no direct effect on con.sumer loan interest rates, it is viewed as an indicator of trends ii\ interest rates generally Many banks in several areas of the nation. faced with high costs of acquiring funds, have cul back' lending or raised in· terest rates for consumer credit t such as installment loans or l home mortgages , Several banks. including No. 6 f Chemical, No. 8 Bankers Trust. and No. 20 Bank of New York. 1 immediately joined Morgan in the move to a 15 percent prime. Among other m ajor banks posting the ball-point increase were Harris Bank of Chicago, F i r s t Pennsylvania of Philadelphia, Bank of America. Wells Fargo Bank and United California Bank The Federal Reserve Board on Oct. 6 annomiced a plan lo malt. it more expensive to extend credit. The Fed imposed higher marginal reserve requirements on certain types of liabilities generally known as "purchased funds" and raised the discount rate, the fee it charges on loans to member banks. The Fed also announced it was switcbiDI emphasis from tight control of abort-term interest rates oo purchased funds to con- trolling the growth in bank re- serves Coas t Ap1t1tr •n-Tiiter Koko, an eltlbt.-,..r-old feme .. ..,ma, talb to Frwl.ne "Penny" Pattencm in 1iO lanlueae. Under lllH Pat- teraoo'a trainlDI, the gorilla bas acquired a vocabulary of 375 signs for the deaf. Housed on the Stanford University campus, Koko has been ordered to leave because she is not securely housed. Conoco, Gulf Po~t Huge Profit Gains NEW YORK CAP> -Conoco Inc. and Gulf Oil Corp. joined the list of big oil companies an- nouncing huge third-quarter profits toda¥. with Conoco say- ing its income rose 133 percent over the comparable quarter of 1978, and Gulf posting a 97 peeenl gain Like the other oil companies to announce big t.h.ird·quarter eam- ings gains. both attributed most of the jump to increased profits from overseas operations and said little came from U.S. refm· ing and marketing divisions. Conoco, ranked ninth among U .S. oil companies. said its third-quarter profit was $247.1 million, or $2.30 a share, com· pared with $105.8 mjllion, or 98 cents a share, in 1978's third quaner. This year's period in· eluded a one-time gain of ·$32.6 million, or 30 cents a share, from a change in British tax law. Conoco, based in Stamford, Conn .• said sales in the quarter rose 41 percent to '3.5 billion from $2.4 billion in the July- September period a year ago. . Fifth·ranked Gulf. based in Pittsburgh. saJd profits 10 the <See PROFITS, Page A2) Ex,. Gestapo Menon Trial COLOGNE. West Germany (AP > -Three former Gestapo officials went on trial today on c ha r ges of deporting 73,000 French Jews to Nazi extermina· lion camps during World War II. l>rosecutors claim defendants Kurt Liscbka. 68, Herbert H age n , 64 , and Ern s t Heinrichsobn, 58, were aware of the fate awaiting the Jews when they ordered them deported dur· ing the 1940s. All three denied the charges and claim they didn't know the deportees were to be murdered. At the Ume, Nazis said they were shipping Jews to resetUe- ment camps in agricultural Janda. By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of tlle Dallr ,.li.t '"'If Delecllves from rive Orange County agencies conducting a joint investigation of assaults and murders of young women say they have been unable to find a common tie between the nine victims. Police announced Monday that the formal task force. formed two weeks ago to investigate a total of 14 assaults and murders. was being disband.ed in favor of a more loo6ely knit association of the investigators. They also said that five of the cases have been e liminated from the list. 1be remaining al· tacks in Costa Mesa, Irvine. Newport Beach, Santa Bei.llU and TmUD .... the work of -•••· •P8••••• Claarl• fttayer Mid. That mant. as descnbe4 by a wl'-918 GI medlum ......... maaealar lniUd wU~ collar· Jensth dark hair and a dartt mustache. His cheeks are pockmarked and be baa an olive complexion. The cases for which one SUS· pect is being sought are. -Jue Ellen Beaalagtola, 29, of Corona del Mar. who was slain Aug. 1, l!n7: -Kimberly Gaye RawllDs. 21. of Costa Mesa, killed Apnl 1. 1979; -Savannah Leigh ~ndersoa, 22. of Irvine. who died May 13. 1979 ; -Marolyn Carelton, 31, of Costa Mesa. slai n on Sept. 14. 1979; -Debra Jean Kennedy, 24. of Tustin. killed Oct. 7. 1979 . -Debra L)'llll Senior , 17. of Costa Mesa who was murdered Sunday The cases also include surviv· ing assault vic tims Kim Wh itecotton . 20. Santa Ana Heights. who was attacked in May . Jane Pettengill. 24. of Costa Mesa who was attacked in July, and Diana Green, 20, or Tustin. who was allackc.d in Sep- tem ber Mrs. Green's unborn baby girl djed as a rpult of the assault. Based on a witness' descrip· tion. police are circulating a pie· ture of a dark·haired man they believe Is responsible for the string of murderous assaults. At the same time. aetectives are studying the lives of tbe vie· tims to try to find a common ground they shared in hopes that common point would lead them to the killer. Ll. Jack Calnon of Costa Mesa acknowledaes that if there is a (See MURDERS, Page AZ> Bleeding Saves Lives? VCI Doctor E~ns Hemodilution Bleedina patient.a before 1ur- 1ery could help 1ave Uve1 u well u money, a UC Inme--ctDc- tor told bis colleapes ln San Frandlco today. Tbe procedure, known aa bemodUutkJn, baa been uaed by Dr. David Role in bit wort at the Veterans AdmlnlatraUon Hospital ln Lone Beach. ROM, an Ulillant proftNOr ol anesUMlioloO et UCI. told tM American Soclet1 of Aneat.beaiololilta tbat be baa acbieftd IOOd ,.alt.a lD ..._ bemodOutkla on eueer p.u.til betna pnparec1 for •UJ'lerJ. HemodlluUoa lnYOlftl tM re- moval ot about m pbtU ol blood from a ~-Won _... lft'f 1 ... • TM blood ii stored md then a salt solution is injected into the patient to repine tbe amount of blood drawn. Tbil means when the patient bleeds durin& sur&ery, be or lhe will lole only ball of the l)jOOQ normally loll, the rest beinl the aalt eolution. Once major bleedin1 baa stopped, Role •aid, the ab pints of 6lood can be relQjected. Normally, patients nquirinc tranafualom both durinc and after • oPef&tiOD receive blood fi'Om • blood bank. And tbll 11 where Rote said bemo4llutlon can belp save Uva. Tbe doc tor told t.be aaeatb•olocllts tbat "coavm· ' I . Uonal transfusions can cause numerous diMaaea." ''Hemodilution present.a Jess of a dancer becau.ae patient.a re. ceive their own blood." be aaid. Roae aaid bemodlluUon bu been Uled for many yean for cardiovascular 1ur1ery but that be bu hem tryiq lt for the put year at the VA laoapital on aeleeted ,.uents under1oiDI ab- domlul CMCer .,...atlou. The UCI doctor said money could be 1aved ln such opera. tloaa beca .... tbe1 can nquln three unit.a ol blood to mate up for blednl cturtnc 1ur1ery. Since bemodlluUon doetl not require UM of blood from a bank, wblcb ~ about ll.50 a <See BLOOD, Paae AJ> SAVANNAHL.ANDERSON JANE EU.EN BENNINGTON DEBRA J. KENNEDY DEBRA L. SENIOR Deputy 'Wins' 4 Charged With Gambling Lady Luck was working in shenffs Sgt. Les Leber's favor last weekend when be took part in a h.lgb stakes blackjack game m Dana Pomt Leber was ahead by $600, in fact. when other offl~eTS mter- rupted the proceedings Saturday night and arrested four South Co unty men on gambling charges. And Leber' He was worlung undercover and didn't have to wo rry about being found at the residence al 33142 Acapulco when the raid occurred. About $1.400 in cash was selled. along with three blacl(· Jack tables and S25.000 worth of poker chips. The sbenffs department iden· t1fied the suspects as Bi ll C. Via. 40. of 1515 Buena Vista. San Clemente: Roy A. Paulter, 35. of 27525 Tossamor. Mission VieJo: James C. Sanderson. 30. of 1615 Buena Vista, San Clemente and Buck L Truett, "3, of 24892 Wells Farao. Lal{Wla Hills. (~GAMBLE, Page A2) ..., .......... .,_ONI SAID, WT Ml' AND DIPUTlll DID U.WyettHart~a...dlleo ......... ~ . ,V DM.VN.OT NB Man Faces M11rder &unt A Newport Beach man already C"Onvtcted of ntorUoft tn connection with lb• dlup· pearance of a Garden Grove woman IHl Au1u1t II oow char1ed with b.er murder. Oranae County Deputy Ola trtct Attorney Oavt' Carur ftled murdtir and kidnap char1u aaahut l.an'y Smith, u, Mon da)'. Smith, 4MO Park Newport, waa convicted ln u.s Dlltrict· Court lut week for maklq the No Bomb At Plant In Irvine A woman who police said bad a European accent phoned a ·bomb threat to Huabea Aircraft Company ln Irvine Monday, but a search of tbe plant turned up no explosive devices. Officers said receptloqlat Phylll1 Gelinas, 31, of Hunt- lnaton Beach, received tbe call at Huabn Monday afternoon from a woman who said a bomb •ould to oil ln "bu.lldlna 110" al l ith•tnlO& A few ·mlnutes later, the same woman apparently called the Newport Beacb Police Depart-ment .. ..,. the aame tblq. A H..,._ apeaman laid to- day the balldiDa ln wbicb tbe caller claimed a bomb bad been ·p1.._,w .. one ol foar at tbe Hulbel lite at210l Campus. He said a aeareb of the pnm. laea wu CGDducted, but .turned up notbiq. He added that only a small shift works at 8 p.m. and that the hour coincides with the period set aside for a lunch break. The caller was described as an adult who sounded about 25·35 yea rs or Ctg~ t•lew>boD• calla demandlna 1 Stoo.• raneom fOt" the mum ol Carolyn Bealer. 24 . who baa never been found Seni.ndna oo Smith '1 federaJ tonvict.Jon fiu been ach9duled for Nov. 15 In U .S Dlatrict J u d 1 • M a I co I m I. u c aa ' courtroom Carter indlratvd Monday the Newport Beach man will not be brouaht to Oranae County for arral1nmtot until after Judae Lucas aentencea him In Loe Anaelea Smith faces a poeslble 20-year priaon term on the extortion coo vlcUoo. However. be could 1 face the death penalty ti be 11 convicted of first-degree murder and a Jury finds that Mias BeaJer's death was perpetrated during a kidnapforranaom. Smith bas claimed that two other m en forced him to participate in the kidnapping ol the woman, who was rast seen Aug. 24 aboar~ a boat heading out to sea from Dana Point Harbor. The two men, whom he bH idenW'led only as Jack and Ray, returned without her, Smithaaid. But inveatlaatora say Smith was the last known person to have seen her alive and that his face was scratched after a wit· neaa told Newport Beach police that only Smith and Mias Bealer were aboard the boat. Signs of a struggle aboard tbe craft were found by officers. Smith surrended to police on Aua. a . · Miu Beater's brother Lawrence Paul Fox of Anaheim, bad received calla over a three- day period from a man who aald be wu holdint his sister. Al· tempts by Fox to tum over the' ransom under FBI guidance • proved unsuccessful when lhe ex tortionist complained about the kind ofbagthemc,ney was in. Smith is being kept In a IAS Angeles county jail cell until h1~ Nov 15 sentencing. Fro•PageAI PROFITS SOAR AGAIN. • • quarter were $416 million, or $2.13 a share. compared wi\b $211 million, or $1.08 a share, a year a10. Revenues lo the quarter roee D percent to I . 74 billion from '5.05 ._Uloe. The profits announc8d b~ Conoco and Gulf, comin& on the heels of large increases an- nounced earlier by Exxon, Atlantic Richfield and Standard 011 Co. of Jndfona. renewed de· bate about the size of oil com· pany earnings oil companies "certainly cannot plead poverty' when the union and the Industry begin negotlat. in& later UW. year on a new wqe 1:.ncreMe for eo,ooo --a worlten. The profits probably will also seem high to Americans who began the third quarter in gas lines and ended it wondenng whether they'd hav<' enough heating oil for the w1ntn and what it wouJd cost i Barrel Leaper Soars Normally, barrel jumping is associated with ice skating. Rut Patrick Caliouette of Newport Beach does it California style on roller skates. "Barrels" actually arc old ice cream containers held together with clothespins. Caliouette first made it over a four-barrel s lack. then soared over a stack of five. Below , he dem- onstrates his distance style in effort to cle<tr 16 bar- rels. Caliouette and other roll er leapers were in action Sunday at Balboa Pier Park. ,.,....rage Al SHAH ... <'a re available in the United States will diagnose his ailment and provide a cure," the state. ment from Robert F Armao said .. The shah will not make any public statements nor hold any news conferences. For now he has authonred me lo say that he 1i. grateful to President Carter and the United States govern- ment for making him welcome. To the extent that it 1s practical and advisable, efforts will be madt• to issue timely reports on the .. ihah s condition ... the state- ment '>aid. Life magazine in its current ed1t1on reportll the shah, who h a~ heen tned in absentia in I ran and sentenced to death, has ltt·en unhappy that his face 1s so n:ro~n1zable and has had his <1~ents taJk to plastic surgeons about a chaJl&e. ut ...... : ... wt.o•tbe ~-..... ........... bJ rnotatlela1l1'7 CCMIJ't Jada• Ayatollah Slldeq Kllalllba • baa denied Its report. Kbalkhall baa offered a bounty for the shah's ext><' ut1on The shah ha.s been living in < ·uerna .. ara. Mexico. since he "'a:-. forrt'<f to IP a"'' I ran early thi... H·ar followinl{ a revolution Pres ident Ca rt e r made another pitch Monday for his tax on 011 company windfall profits, saying that while oil concerns already generate large sums of money. "they want more. But it's not fair to the American peo- ple for them to bave more." She Left Party Early. • • F,.....P~Al GAMBLE ••• A female companion of the sus pect.a is being sought. She fled with an undiacloeed amount of cub at the Ume uniformed of· ricers arrived. F,....P~Al BLOOD ..• Ca rter was particularly piqued al Exxon Corp., the world's lar1est oil company, which said Monday its profits had risen 118 percent In the July- Se ptem ber quarter. The in- crease was the bl11eat In Exx on 'a history and amon1 the most ever earned in a quarter by a U.S. company. White House press secretary Jody Powell called the Exxon profits "rather enormous." Also announcin1 a bl& rise in third-quarter earnln1s Monday was seventh-ranked Atlantic Richfield Co., which said its profit.a rose 45 percent. Standard Oil Co. ol lndiana announced a 49 percent profit 1aln Friday. and other major oil companies a re expected lo weigh in with similarly large increases in earnings this week . Exxon's profits were "porno- graphic" to James G. Archuleta, a s pokesman for the OH. Chemical and Atomic Workers Union. He said Exxon and other DAILY PILOT T,.. 0.-C-(Mlly PllOI. with which I\<-_..,. _-., 11 _1_.., ,,_ 0._ c ... , ,.,,....,.,.c-. s.-... --... Po>~I--. llW-.. , ... , , .. C..le ~ .._. -h ............... h•hl -..... v •• ...,,,,_ 1.--h•SeulhC•ll /4 .. .,...,.....,....,,...., .. ...,.,.,.,,..$el~• .. n- """'••• ,,,. ,, .... _ --...... ,, .. Jll ...... , .. ,_ C•t•-C .. ff .. 114•-·-· -,.,.,_,_....,j_ IMI • Cerl9\f Yl(t"_"'_0.-11..._ .,_,._ ..... ,_ .......... ___ .,.. ..... O-WOll,'--.._,, .... AttlM""'"""-"" ... IWI a•••••Mllec• 14...,. , __ 0.-..... • • .and Death Waited for Costa Mesa Girl unit. as much as $450 could be saved. Although the patients h~~ hemodiluUon on were serfWsiy- ill to ~lin with -many suffer- ln1 from h.mg disease as wen 88 malnutrition -they showed an ability to recover more quietly from surgery ~auae of the pro- cedure, he 1a1d. Debra Lynn Senior, like most of her apartment-dwelling neighbors, waa aware of the aeries of attack.a on women that had occurred near her Costa Mesa neighborhood. The niehl she wu slain, she was concerned enough about the assaults to follow her slater's ad· vice and lock the door to her apartment at 2256-A Maple St. But the window locks were broken and police say that is bow the teen-ager'a murderer got into her residence Like five other women before her, the 17·year-old girl was bludgeoned to death and raped. Koaary 1or Miss Senior will be recited Friday at 8:45 a.m. at St. Joachims' Catholic Church. Mass of Christian Burial will follow at 9 a.m. She will be buried at Harbor Lawn - Memorial Park. ~1te leaves her parents, John and Pamela Senior; two brothers, Jeffrey and Michael, and a ai&ter Jacqueline, all of Coata Mesa , and her grandmother, Florence Medland of Canad.a. Police have been queatlomna family and frieadl of tbe teen· aaer liDce her body wu db· covered early Sunday mornlna in an attempt to find leads to her * * * killer's Identity in her lifestyle and habits. Mias Senior graduated from Estancia High School in June. Her teachers there remem- bered her as a "sw~t girl," who was very dependable and seemed to enjoy lire. They said she set goals for herself and one or those was to attend Orange Coast College to lake secretarial training. M las Senior's former teachers recalled that she did her best work In her business courses and also excell ed in sewing. In a move for independence she left her parents' Mesa Verde home two months ago to share an apartment with a girlfriend She drove a delivery car for a blueprint and graphics firm. Saturday night, there was a party at a home for memberi1 of the school's cross country team. Miss Senior and her roommate went together but by 10:30 p.m., the yo1U1g woman decided to go home. Her roommate gave her the keys lo her car. saying she'd find a way home later. Police say that sometime between midnight and 2:30 a.m., the murderer slipped Into the apartment through one or the unlocked windows and killed the s leeping teen-ager. Her * * * ,,...Pa,,eAI MURDER PROBE. • • trait alwed by the women, It 11 o)scun. "We've looked at the _places they did their aboppln1, the cu 1tatlon1 tbey used, repair Hrvltea, beauty parlon -you namek. ,. ''Tbere'• Juat notbiq there.'~ be tlld. Tbe GDe trait they all •rect 11 Uaat ..., Uyed in apartaMntt with sroaad·Ooor entrin that were....,... from the atreet. Tbe ..,... alto bad another tnll la ..... they didD't • lock their doors and windows on the nlatat they died. Accor dine to police. the women were di11lmilar in loob u well u lif estylea. They ranced In al1e from Mla Kennedy, who waa a stocky, five fMt three inches tall to Miu Senior who was a strappln& five feet nine t~hea tall. Their hair ran the spectrum ol colors. lenttha and atylea. They worked at a ranee of Jobi. M"n. Careltoa tau1bt aell actul111Uon CO\artn tro1n ber home. roommate discovered her body at 3 a .m. Today. her grievln1 parents talk about their loss, aaylna It was too painful for them to dis· cuss their daughter whlle pre- paring for her funeral. They have s u11e1ted that dooaUona be made "in Debbie's name" to Pel Reaponalblllty, Inc .• P.O. Box 104, La1una Beach. Sheriff spokesman Lt. WyaU Hart said the same operated with Ua... dealers, a pit boa. a bartender and wait.reu. He aald all were oo aa1ary. ff art said tbe boat for t.be aambllnc aeuioa wbicb bad a $100 limit 00 beta. WU paid $500 for provtdiq t.be location for the 1ame and fOI' ac~ about 2IO playen wbo received invitations to the affair. A aide beneftt to thtt U811 (tf hemocWulion, a.o.e Hid, I.I tn aiding patients who have re- ll1loua . beliefs which prohibit them from receiving transfl.L'lions. One good name deserves another. §LA.VICK'S flnl-J•,.ck.n tri..~ I 1117 n OMEGA Put your name on an OMEGA. fhe best suprises come in small woodC'n packages. So we've pack~ed a remarkabll' new Omega Quartz Chronometer in this very styhsh box. THE WATCI I: This ..,lrikm~ design wJ.., crl'atl'U for nonl' other than the founder of Omt'~a . I he 14 karat yellow gold and stainle~:. steel ~rfoctly complcmt•nt a dimens1o nJI dial. This wJter- resistant chronometer 1<; certified to be incredibly dcc.u r.1tc. Of course, the braC\'ll'l features a h1dl.ien clasp . THE PACKA .E: A highly polu:.hed solid mahogany case is a fitting {OQtamer for such a unique hmep1ecc Only, one thing missing: your name, which will be engraved on the metal rlaq~e, complete with your persona serial number. THE PRICE· $2,200.00 (Stainless steel, St ,500.oo. 18 karat gold, $5,000.00.) P1111h1on l'land. Nl'wport Center. Ncwpnn Bea<h I (714) 644-1 \80 I Otht 1 f,,,.,~~" \1C '"'""""' 1 M•ll h1u11n. Htlh M.111 flr•nll\• < '""''" At"'""""' 1,. .. An.:.l,• I \,10 1),. ... 11_., V•c" l'w ..,..,, ..... •t ..,. .. _.~._.-.rt-• .w A•~u ., ,.,...... \tll\A M,.....n .. ,,.. ft ' ' ... . . .. .. -.. --., -----... ... .. -------.... ----------.... 17 I J ·1 Ptoteat Photos AlloWed ., """J2 lal0• ... .......... ~ ClllM1 .... rtor Oamt 1~J:, Ontta Sean retued M · .. .,... aeoart.._. ~ •eebd• police hoe pMt...Z':t .......... ol • alllta17AFleaiC1 ... ...... at tM baMlm CoavHtlo• o..w. T .. • ol'Mr waa ao•19tt by ................. i.:;tbe Al•nv ~ a.-wtnl ol ~ c.-....apouplMtllft-aaelear weapoa1 aad power. ,au... n clat..,.. tlaat police aar•elllaaee would have a .. e= en.et" cm tbe exercile ot ....... nptl. Judie &Mn naled auch an or- der w-'t needed after belq told by m atti1:rDeJ for the city that police would only pboto- craph violent acts or violations of the law. An estimated 1,000 persons held a peaceful march to the Convention Center Monday night. No arrests were made and no incidents were reported, police and alliance spokesmen said today. But al,liance member Cheryl Parker, a Los Angeles law school craduate, said she re· ceived reports indicating that protest.en were p.botographed. "We haven't been able to de- termine whether the people talc· ing pictures were members or the press or undercover police officen," she said. A police spokesman said he bad "no knowledge" of whether undercover officers carrying camer as were present during Monday's protest. The exposition, which opened this morning, features exhibits and demonstration s o f sopblaticated electronic equip- ment used for defense purposes. The alliance bas dubbed the exposition an "arms bazaar." In papers filed with Judge Sean, alliance attorneys con· tended that police represen- tatives said photographers would be stationed to monitor any demonstrations. Tbe city bu a policy, they aald, ol Jlbotolrapbl.n1 people at· ':::a rock eoneerta, ''but not fi 1 ........ AJld tllll7 callM tbe aUepd prectlee ••a a)mmatlc polley atabllllled and carried out by the defendanta (the city) to in- Uml-... 8114 taaraaa polWeal ~ ........ Tiro Arrested On Anaheim Holdap Raps A 25-year-old une mployed Huntington Beach truck driver and his female companion were arrested in Anaheim Monday after allegedly holding up four West Orange County markets during a two-hour period, police said. Robert Bentley Weis, 25, and Linda Ellen Hackney, 32, both of 1.24 15th St., were arrested at 4 a .m. by Anaheim officers on sus- picion ~ armed robbery. Investigators allege the Hwil- ington Beach man held up quick· service markets in Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Westm.inater and Anaheim with the woman serving as the 1etaway driver The pair were stopped by an Anaheim officer five minutes after a clerk at U -Tote·M Market, 138 N. Brookburst St., A.nabeim, told police a man escaped with $25 in cash, a bag of potato cbipe and some ice cream after waving a sun in be face. 0.0.,Ti•~ Kari Ann West, 9, feeds goat in Lion Coun- try Safari's petting zoo. She is one of 232 handicapped yo ungsters from New Zealand s pe nding 10 days in Southern California after Air New Zealand flight crews raised $250,000. The youngsters also a r e visiting Disneyland. Knotts Berry F arm, Universal Studios, Magic Mountain and the Los Angeles Police Department. Protection Steps Urged Sex H araa•ment Growing Complaint W ASHINGTO.N <A P)-A former Justice Department employee who s ays sbe was fired for protesl.ing the advances of her boss appealed to Congress today to protect federal workers victimized by sexual harass - ment. "Women making sexual harassment complaints , like women who have been sexually assaulted, are treated as the culpable party, rather than as the victim,·· Diane Rennay Williams told a House subcom· mittee. "Women complaining of sex- ual harassment should be given temporary details or transfers until the complaint is invesligat· ed and resolved,'' said Ms. WilUams, who was dismissed as a public information officer at the Justice Department's Com· munity Relations Service in 1972. Her remarks came in testimony delivered to a House Post Office and Civil Service sub- committee, which opened hear- ings today into sexual harass- mentof federal workers. Rep. James Hanley, D-N.Y., the subcommittee chairman, said an investigation has shown sexual harassment is an "every- day, everywhere occWTence" in the federal government. He ap.. pealed to the Office of Personnel Management to take steps to eradicate it. -Hanley noted that an informal survey taken by a Housing and Urb~ Development employee recently turned up about 160 wom en who reported they have been harassed sexually on the job Other . informal s urveys also have turned up large num bers of women claiming similar harassment. "This type of behavior simply should not be tolerated in the federal workplace." Hanl<'y said. "Managers should be put on notice thal a 'boy:> will be boys· atmosphere will not be condoned 1n an y f e deral agency." Federal court rulings have held in the last several years that sexual harassment 1s a form of sex discrimination. and outlawed as a result Committee aides say sexual harassment normally takes lhe form of a male supervisor mak- ing advances to a femalP worker, then taking retaliatory Body Found In Sea off S.Laguna measures such as issw.ng poor Job performance ratings or an outright dismissal notice if the advances are spurned. Ms. Williams. whose case is expected to go to a new trial "in several weeks. was fired on 2S minutes notice in 1972, several days after filing a sex dis crimination complaint against her boss. While her supervisor ha~ re- mained in his job, her case has been in the federal courts and had a number of 1tdministrauve hearings. T!ed!r, Octobet 23, 1979 DAILY Pit.OT ....,,..tiC••e• Briggs Raps Inmates Issues SACRAllENTO (AP°> -State Sen. John Brtus is complaining that five people are to be freed next month after aervlq onJy a few maotha in prilon on charges of conapiJina to bomb bis office. Briggs, R·Fullerton, com- plained in a letter to the at.ate Department of Corrections and sent copies to reporters Mo~ay. But he did not mention that 'Stone Age' Tribe Seen In Jungles LONDON CAP> -A team of explorers on a round-the-world expedition bas discovered a primitive tribe living in "stone age" conditions in the Jungles of Papua New Guinea, a reporter with the expedition sajd today The ts to 20 members or the tribe live 1n the central highlands. an area known for cannibalism . said reporter Martin Wh ite or Press Assocaa- tlon. the Bnt.Jsh domestlc news agency While said the expedition came across the tnbe in a valley while examining the unmapped upper reaches of the Stnckland Ri ve r Tribesmen told nati ve in· terpreters that the explorers were the first white men they had seen and al most the first strangN s from outs ide their valley, White s1:11d He said rune members of the tribe were being held on can· nibalism .charges in Jail in the nearby town of Nomad ·'There may be more unknown tribes in this area." expedition leader Roger Chapman said In a dispatch from the coastal town of Lae. White said tbe tribesmen live in st.ooe-aee con- ditions although they use a f.:w meta.I bunt.in& axes bartered from nei&b~vlllaa•. Cbapmma Aid bia we. calMd ln an A-uatraUan Air Fol'ce beU~ to leave the are.a. and the tribe · 'JUSl clutched their pi1• -their moat. prised possessions -and looked on amued as we Wled olf." George Thurston, London- based director of administnrt.ioo for the expedition, named Operation Drake. said the ex- plorers found the tribe while checking a route for the first transit of the Stncltland gorge. JOO miles from Lae. ··Our chaps were wallung through on foot, going down the rave r banks £or about five weeks. · he saJd "Two of lhe men with Chapman were from the Papua Nev. Guinea Defense Force who speak a mixture of the local langua~c. dialects and pidgin ... ~he five hid apent a Jone period tn county Jail before enterin& prison. The five were described by the Jl'BI as members ol the terroriat Weather Undereround. They were arrested in November, 1977, after tbe aei1ure of weapons and exploelvn in Los Angeles. Agents said they uncovered a plot to place a bomb in Brigp' Fullerton office, allegedly the first ol several Weather Under- ground targets in Southern Calilornia. They were sentenced to three yea rs in prison, and are scheduled to be paroled in mid· November. Briggs wrote that the paroles are an example of "Jaws that protect the criminal an~ subject · citizens to further abUS'e." He said one defendant had served only four months in prison, and the others nine months. But department spokesman Philip Guthrie said jail time is counted against prison sen- tences. One. Clayton Van Lydegraf. 64, spent nearly 30 months in jail before entering prison in July. and will spend only two months short of the full three years behind bars. Guthrie said. The others, imprisoned 1n February, spent between 20 and 23 months m jail, which means 29 to 32 months behind bars more than most inmates spend on three-year sentences. wtuch can be reduced by up lo one· third for good behavior. The department has scheduled them to be paroled in tbe Los Angeles area. But Briggs asked that it be San Francisco because. "J want to keep these people as far away from us as possible .. Guthrie said Briggs' request would be taken into considera- tion along with such other fac- tors as the locations o f prisoners' families and job prospects. More Marine Deaths Seen SA.N ANTONIO, Tezu CAP) -Army specialists treating :n Marines aevereb' burned. in a freak fire at their Japanese base say 19 ol them have less than a 50-50 chance of survival. "We anticipate more deaths." Col. Baa.ii A. Pruitt Jr .. com· mander of the Brooke Army Medical Center burn treatment unit. said Monday. More than 70 Marines waiting out Typhoon Tip in their bar· racks at the Mount Fuji base were burned Friday when the storm caused a 5,000-gallon rub· ber fuel container to rupture The fuel igruted and poured like a river of fire through the bar· rack~ --------------- Ted Keeps Hinting Of '80 Candidacy Authorities are attempting to- day to identify a man's body that was discovered by boaters Monday afternoon floating about 100 yards off the South Lagwia coast. Lifeauards pulled the corpse clad in a wetsuit ashore at Vic- toria Beach. LUel\Wd Mike Dwinell saM be bu not received any reports of pouible drowning victims off the Lacwia Beach-area coast in recent weeks. The body ap- peared to have been at sea several ct.ya, be said. PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Sen. Edward Kennedy bas aaain fueled speeu1.uon that be wlll 1eek tbe Democratic pnlldden- tlal nomlDation in an addreu to dMeriaC Phil.,telpNa crowds at a fund.rai.Mr for maJOfal can· dldate WUllam G...-. "I'm aat bere t.eeame ot tbe aumblr ol ..., .. , 1•. that p .... ,. ..... wW Imel to the Demot711tic ccm.-ioa," be ln- llM.ed with a ptn u 1,a ap- 1>1a9ded .t • '10D-•·pi.llte dlmer llOllday nlpt for the former eGlllJ'KfmM, Grem Is fa..and ln the four. man race to 1ucceed Ma7or Fraak L . Rla10La former pollee.flee buTed DJ law from 111'stD1 a ttilrd term. Democrata ... " ~ CltJ Hall rUace m1 . "I'm aot ........... ol him· a,l•ula'r 17 eleetoral votes. I'• ._. ...... I love BWy o ...... "•=uid. ,,._ 'ilil : "But It won't '9 tM lilt lime I'll be ben. I 'll r ..-.-"111 a ..... 11 ,. mayor, and when I come back I miabt talk about somebody elle who la a candldite for another job.'' After dinner, and the $250-per-penon cocktail recep- ti on that p_receded It, the MaaaacbQHtU a HDator wu dri~en to what wu bWecl u an old·fubloned political rally in ' South Pblladelpb.la where nearly 5,000 had COftlrel•ted at• cater- lnl ball. "You 10 out and rlDI doorbells, and do the work, and you know wbat wlll happen?" Kennedy ....,._ at the bappy, excited crowd tbat was kept from crurlalq the podium bJ police ad eeeret service ...... A YG6ce erted out, .. You'll be ,...... ...... \bee • cbant ... lt.artect ....... s.....,·· ..s m_, _. waftal ••g..- for PrericllDt" alps. Flulbed by the warm m,bt. 1weat PGUrlDa down bla face, be said, "ln tbe-next few montbl, I mlabt be knockina on your door." _ i Oranp County Coroner's Of. flee inverttaators said today an autopay 11 scheduled into the caUM ot dieaUa along *1th efforts to ldeadt)t tbe dead man. Sbe1111'1 s,t. Frank Evans, at the Dana Harbor. patrol office, said a man wu reported loet off tbe Allio Beach Pier three week.I afO and could be the man .found Monday. But Jlm Stauffer, cblef ol the couaty-blred Llfepard lnterna· UoDal Beach Services, said be doet not believe the body found Monday ll that of the man re- ported mllalq off Allio Pier. Stauffer aaid eome ftabermen Hw • man bobbtnc ln tbe water three weeks aao near the pier. The fishermen telephoned 1herlff '1 deputiea who with ute1uarda searched the waters durlq tbe next two claya without auce.... t Storekeeper Val Vinje is wearing a JGllXllK navy fJannel blazer from our new department featuring classic ladies' clothing. A atore of e.rtroordinaT)f chorocter /or m~n. bo11a ' .. and now. lad1~s 1028 Irvine, Newport Beach. G:aliforni-. Phone 642-7061 r f A4 DM.Y"'-OT TIMdlf, October a . 1111 4'•.t ·~·~·:·:t, ~easting Q ...... ~ Te•~~''.' Marplll•e Eection? Oh, Really? on AND 8NOIUNG DD'l'.-Wbn eJectioft predict· era 1et to predict:in1. aomelimet lbe reauha can be ati.olu&ely amuiq. Coulder t.be elec:Uon •• now have ('Omlqup. You have toalldeNd tt. haven't you! Are you noddin& off a1aln OD me'? In eveot lt bu eluded your au..ntJon. there will be a v<M lD our relion t.b1a comlq Nov. I. 1bat'a on a Tuesday. foUowina Monday Dl.,_t football on Nov. 5. Aa for t.be aw.ocne predieUon OD Ulla affair. it comes trom Onnp ea.mt)' Reliatrar ot Voten Al Olson. He bu 1ued wltb enormoue eooceotraUoo lnto bia crystal ball . ··--... "" \ .------..:.JllL...:ll V~ Elw1 E,.,,., F'rom Forwd of Apathw and then pronounced that the voter turnout at the poJta should be near 50 percent ol thoee rellatered and qualified to cut belloU. CON81DE&ING THE BllLYHOO that baa sur· rounded this comin& vote, you have to be baffled as to where Mr. Olton wu able to pull 50 percent into focus ln hla glass globe. Let's face It; this ls an election where Teddy Isn't run· ning for anything. Nol even dogcatcher. You know tbls can 't be much of an election coming up because Supervisor Tom Riley hasn't given a party for it yet with Tom Fuentes serving as m aster of ceremonies. If they just could have persuaded Supervisor Edison Miller to run for something in this coming election. then maybe it would have generated some interest It would have been better if Edison had even hinted he might be on the ballot. THUS IT 18 INCREDIBLE that Mr. Olson and his fortune-t.etllng sphere were able to materialize 50 percent. You muat remind youraeJf that 50 percent of ~ la aUU zero. -~ I A117way, Jmt for tbe record, tt. ibcMlld .,. DOted that tbe Nov. a~ -W ~ -will lDYC>M-el1 DUall of ecMol board_ ....... .., ...... MllWK Alao on the ballot wtn be eleCUons for certain apedal districts that handle things like recreation and street lights PROBABL V THE REASON Registrar Olson figures the vote may rut 50 percent is because of the state proposi lions which are also before the electorate One of those ballot propositions involves school busing for racial balance. This one may be when· Mr. Olson is pinning hls hopes for some action at the polb THE BUSING MEASURE. however, is one or those that may cause the voters some confusion. It's one of those Vote Yes on No measures, the way it's worded. Maybe there ought to be more said about that later. But for now, the main thing is to capture the attention of the citizenry about the fact that there is going to be this election out there. · Is that you snoring again? Hello? Hello? ' Bi8hop's 'Slayings' Pondered CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - Police ny lt's poulble. HI• ramlly caJl1 It a hoax. But tbe truth about 18 alleaed murders waa loced -perhaps forever - behind Je.M Bishop's half smile H be H t down ln the Nevada 1a1 chamber and dled. Bishop, executed early Moo· day ror k:llllng a man lD a Lu Veau casino lD 1977, concocted a bizarre story about 18 other murders as part of an elaborate escape plot. a family spokesman saya. THE S POKESM AN - Bi•hop's older brother who declined to be named -said Bishop "just wanted an op· portunity to get outside and try to escape." He termed the police report about the slayiogs -re· leased sbortJy after Bishop 's ex· ecutlon -"pure, unm.iti&ated b.s ." Authorities never gave the touab-talldng convict a chance to lead them to any 1raves. Instead, they agreed to Blabop's demand that the informatioll not be released uoW after hl.11 deatb. After sentencing him to death, Judce Paul Goldman of Clark County Dlstrict Court aaid be visited Biabop in prison, Where the condemned man told him "about having committed a number of homicides." GOLDMAN THEN sent Lu Vegas Homicide Detective Ch a rles Lee lo s peak with Bishop. The judge said Lee "cam e back with figures about 18 other homicides . . . 12 ln California and six In other places." Lee. who conducted the Death Row interview last August, said Bishop didn't want the informa· lion rcleasl-d until his execution bec ause h~ "didn't want lo v10latc his nwn criminal code, ht> didn't want to go out as a snikh · Jlt.> s iud B1shoJ>°"> rf>C•ol11·c·t1ons of lht' slayrngs wt>r<' "so va~u1• 1t ~ould be '1rtually 1mpm.'>1hlt· to µin 1t down .. Ll'c 1tddecJ that Bishop said he was pi.11d for about fl> percent of the slayings. "I DON"rQUITE frankly know whet.her it's true," a aid Lee. "But on the other band', be certainl,yi had no«Mns to lioM. lly op1alOa I.Ir that be WU truUlluJ. '' Bii;hop's brothe r s aid the hard·btllen convict, who spent more than 20 of h15 46 years in prison for robbery and drug 1.:rinws. wouldn't offer that sort of help tu police. addjn~ that "his back~round has not been full of <:oo perat1on with the i.1 ulhont1es · d e· said IJ1shop once told him about "being a hit man for the moh." but he doubted his brother was telling the truth. 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Basking in the sun at the Erie Ba.sin Marina on a record-setting 81-degree day are Patricia O'Conne ll (left> and Sarah Sullivan. ~o.stly Fling $80,000 Awarded I or Affair WARWICK, R.l. (AP> -A Superior Court jury bu ordered a West Warwick man to pay $80,000 to a former rriend for bav· ing an affair with the friend's wife ·"Ibis is Ulte something out of the Dart Ages." Ja.epb J. McGair, lawyer for defendant Sidney H. Robimoo, aald aft.er the verdict Monday. "It's as if people have been in ck>sets for the past 40 years." THE J URY OF FOUR men and two women ordered Robinson to pay $75,000 in purullve damages and SS.000 an com pensatory damages to Gerald P Zarella. who had sought $1 million Tiw Jury found Robinson had "cnrrunal conversation" "'1th Zarella'~ wife Judge Ronald R Lagut·ux defined "cnminal convn~at1on' in hi s 1ru.trurt1ons to the Jury as a v1olat1on of a s pcJU.M."'> n~ht ttJ "exdu.'>lve pri\ ilcRL''> of phy,1cal intr·rrour<,t• Mr!> Zarcll<J filed for tJ1\0r<:c 011 MdrCh ~. 1976 and 1~ now married to Hobinson McGAIR SAID HE would move for a reduct.Jon sn the award and would fil e ror a new tnal later this week. If both mouons failed, be said he would appeal the cue to tbe st.ate ~upreme . Court. Zarella ftled suit asalmt ROblmon Jan. 11. 1977. uldn• for S250.000 for the loss of b1a wife's company and her services u a w1fe to their two children, $250,000 for mental pain and angwsh and $500,000 in punitive damqes. U.S. Landing On Cuba Said 'Excessive' LA PAZ, Bolivia CAP) -Tbe U.S. Marine landing lut week at Guantanamo Bay wu "an ex· cesslve demonatraUon of force" that undermined the credibility of the United stat.es and dem· onstrated that the U.S. govern· ment can err dangerously ln Its l'valuallon ot crises, Ve~uela's f o reign m1n1sle.t' told the Orgaru:r.alloo of Amencan Slat.es today. Jose Alberto Zambr ano. m a "l>\'l'C h prepared for delivery to thP 9th OAS ~~neral assembly, .... 11d rr laltoo!> between his coun· In .rnrJ t h1• l n1tc·d States were 'IJhd and t·orrl1al · · Bul he '>aJd Ult· landing of l .200 \tannP'> at thl' US naval b~e in Cuba U1 response to the pree.r ence of several thousand Soviet <'ombal troops an Cuba was "un- fortunate because tbe excesaive demonatraUon of force in a situation dUfleuJt to qaalif}I .. an authenUc crisis undermines the cred1b1Uty of the United S"-tea. wbicb la resPQIWt.a. fOI" m aintalaln& ~Id peace." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (\ • .. - \-.) .. ''! ~ I I \ / / People trust newspapers In a recent Gallup poll of public confidence in 10 key in· st ltutions, newspaper s ranked f ifth ahead of tel evision and tre U.S. Supreme Court. The survey showed that 51 percent of the people say they have a great deal or "quite a lot" of confidence in newspapers. Only 38 percent say they have eq ual confidence in television. Since an earlier survey six years ago, newspapers surged ahead 12 percent -a gain more than twice as great as the greatest improvement of other inst itutions Including organized religion, banking, the military, public schools, Congress, labor and big business. Among young adults age 18 to 29, 57 percent indicated a high level of confidence In new spapers, but f ar fewer ·-38 percent -gave television a comparable v ote of confidence, the Gallup poll r eported. Advertise in the medium people trust. Advertise In a newspaper. Along the Or ange Coast·, people rely on the DAILY PILOT • \ OITION * * Ol.. 12, NO. 2'6, J SECTIONS, ID ~AMS . County-Rushes Plan for .• , r&Dalal ICllO&•an. ............... Tbe Or-.. CoUDt.Y ,........, Com•'"'on called MolMlay tor detailed new plennlnt aludim to bel» l\dde f\ltw-e devt&opmen& iDSouih~. Tbe commlaaloo's decision , lbat South Laiuna abould be the aubject ol a "apeclllc plan" - ajmUar to one now bein& pre- pared f« Dana Poi.al -came al tbe end of • 3~·bour public bearial OD a deteloper'a pro- J)09al to pull • aeNI ol lucl out of °'*' IPA'" ud allow medium density rmldmtla.I devtlopmeat oo It. Tbe tomm•Micm appl'Ovecl the requett, but ordered develop- ment plan.a beld in abeyance pend.In& the completion ol the new South Laauna plannin& studies. The commission's acllou were in the form of recommas· daUona to the County Board ol Supervf.lon, which may accept, modify or rdect them. Tbe apeclfic plan was pro-POaed by Commissioner William MacDoucall, who expressed COO· cern over several major de· velopment projects µiat may face South Laauna. Tuesday's bearing focused on a key parcel included in the 361·acre holdings of Oaryouab Mahboubi·Fardl, a Beverly Hilla bualoeaman and United States ciUseo. Mabboubi·Fardl ii propo81nc lo CODltnlct M housing units OD the property. Tbe pla.no.ing com· mission action -if upheld by supervisors -would permit an additional 137 lo 254 d welll.og units, acconllng to county plan· rung reports. MacDoueall pointed out lbat other developments having been proposed that could pose prob- s. lema for South Laguna. The projects, be said, involve billlide acreage bordering the communi· ly, the Treaaure Island Trailer Park and expamion of an ex.lat~ log aboppi.Dg cent.er at the in· t eraection of Pacific Coast Hipway and Wesley Drive. A former general plan for South Laguna, MacDougall aaid. "admittedly doesn 't" address current problems facing the community. · FIFTEEN CENTS Commluiooer Fred Light said the Mabboubi·Fardi project poses serious "environmental questions and (traffic) clrcula· tion questiom" lbat sbouJd be addreued in the new plaMtng effort. Commiaiooers were told by county planning aides lbat the development would generate an addiliooal 8,000 vehicle trips per day on Pacific Coast Kilb way. a CSee SOUTH, Pase AZ> ~ 'No Pattern'· in Coast Slayings i f 1Interest Indicator its 15o/o NEW YORK CAP)-Morgan uaranty Trust Co. raised its rime lending rate today lo a re· ord 15 percent, and the move as quickly joined by several anks. Only two weeks ago, the na· ion's biggest banks raised the Tate they charge for loans to most credit-worthy corporate borrowers by an unprecedented ·full percentage point lo 14.5 per· cent Guaranty, the flftb. ranked by .. ll pereeat me ~ .. -.aa.u.A Murders Baffling Police By JOANNE REYNOLDS DI Ille Dally ~·-SC.ff Detect.Ives from fi ve Orange County agencies conduct.Jog a joint U1vestigat1on or assaults and murders of young women say tbey have been unable to find a common lie between the nine victims. Police announced Monday that the formal task force. formed two weeks ago to mvestigate a total of 14 assaults and murders. was being disbanded In favor of a more loosely knit association or the investigators. They also said that five of lbe cases have been eliminated from lbe list. The remainlni at- tack• in. Cost.a lleaa. Irvine, Newport Beach. Saat.a ruilllU ... elll... .. ...... --"""'~ ,.,. ... ..... ... ~--~"•••· ... t ..... c .. arlea except to say the bank bases its e rate OD ...... r.etan. -w:.==~·:.:a ...... anb use the prime ut.e as the baaia for aelting Interest rates oo almoet all commercial· industrial loans Although the prime has no direct effect on consumer loan interest rates. it is viewed as an indicator of trends In interest rates generally. Many banks in several areas <See RATE, Page AZ) Shah Enters t NY Hospital i For Testing NEW YORK <AP> -Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, de 1 posed nil?r of Iran, has been ad· 1 milled to New York Hospital· • Comell Medical Center. and a t State Department source in W ashingtoo said today lbe shah • had cancer and a blocked bile duct. . The IOW'ce, who asked not be identified, gave no further de· f.aiJS I )(.eanwhile, department spolleaman Hodding Carter said the lenctb of lbe shah's stay in the United States would depend oo his medical condition. " Coast Weather •Partly cloudy ·toni1bt ancJ Wednesday. Lowa t.oa.llbt S1 to 12 wilb a hip about '10 near the beaebes Wedneeday, and ln tbe up- per '10I inland. INSIHTO•"Y A et.di '°'' RoN tlw ~ o/ "arid. 1for II fOfM ,...,,.., to ,., "°'!" ..... ..... a. *"· PG.-At. ..... ................... _ .. ,,.. ..... a...,.. .,. L.llA. ................ .. ~ ............... .. ~ .. =~ Atl i [F._:!·~~. .:: ...... : CM,......,. ., .. =:= 1=--:: -a..-. a Dally f'llel 59tt -· Panting Plailantlaropists Laguna Beach High School seniors Sandy Mooney (left) and Julie McManus support each other on 21st lap around the track Monday in fund-raising jog·a ·thon to raise money for school athletic, band and music equip· ment. Volunteers, numbering 185, ran. walked or stumbled around the track Monday in an effort that raised an estimated $5,000 in pledges from parents and other communit y members. The maximum received by students was $5.25 per lap, school officials said. ----- Coast Panel Nixes Project in Laguna Plans for a six-level com· mercial and residential struc- ture on three lots just south of the Hotel Laguna were denied in a aplit vote Monday by tbe South Coast Regional Coastal Com· mission. The $1.9 million project, pro- posed by Jflchael Goodwin for 611 S. Q>ut Hipway (at LelioD Street), WU turned doWD when only alx of a required seven voles were cast in its favor. Proposed by Goodwin was demolition of an existing wood structure on the site and con· struction of a three-story struc- ture O'ver three levels of subter· raneu parking. ,.The regional commission's staff had oppoeed the project for several reaaom, including a lack of parting, questionable bluff C8ee DENIED, Paie A.%) Tbayer said. Tbe ~ for which one .... peel•...._ ::'1: are: _,___ ........ of Coroea del llar, wbo wu slain Aug. 1, tn7; -K.lmWty Gaye &awU.., 21. of Costa Mesa. killed April 1, 1979; -Savuaab Lelp AadenlOll, 22. of Irvine. who died May 13. 1979; -Marolyn Carelloo, 31. of Costa Mesa. slain on Sept. 14. 1979 ; -Debra Jean Kennedy, 24. of Tustin, killed Ocl. 7. 1979 : -Debra Lynn Senior. 17. of Costa Mesa who was murdered <See MURDERS, Page A2 ) Worker Hurt In Laguna A construction wo rker re· mains in fair condition al UCI Medical Center today after a 15·foot wall crumbled at a job site in Laguna Beach. pinning him under tons of dirt. Miguel Figueroa. 36, of El Toro. was working on a footing at a construction site at Viejo Street and Killcresl Drive Mon· day afternoon when the incident occurred. Fire officials said a retaining wall caved In . pinning the worker under a pile of dirt. He was pulled from the debris by fellow construction workers, and emergency first aid was ad· ministered by firemen at the scene. He was taken by ambulance to South Coast Medical Cent.er and later transferred lo UCI Medical Center where officials said to- day be suffered a broken right thigh. Slain Man Identified the Capistrano Beach man's death. Tbe youth, a Junior hip 1ebool ltullart, is a resident of lbe mobile home park where weekend burglaries occwnd. Police would not say if be ta a auapeet ln lbe bur1lary. 1'he mobile bome park la located nearby the scene where police say the 1hootln1 and atab- binl oceurred. Tbe dead man WU found lylne OD bl'.a back with a eunabot wound between hi• eye1 and numeroua atab wOUDdJ ln bis cbelt and abdomen. Poll-=-repona releued lloo- day bdcaMd Uaat a .•caliber platol IDd olber loot WU stolen durln1 two breaklu at CaDlatnDD 8borel lloblle Rome .. • Park over tbe weekend. Police bave not found the weapona believed to hue been uaed in the slayin1. "We don't tnow if that wu tbe 1un UMd and we can't 1a1 \IDtll we ~ lt," said Lt. Al J:blow. A po1109 seareb ol the mme scene area turned up several ~ vtall and a radio take ID die • ,...., barslariet at tbe mobile home part. But aourcea reluHd to apecu!Me OD a pouible mathe for tbe 1la1ln1 qntU all tbe atoln p;operty ta found and • wltMle lD tbe c ... cu be quet· dooedapia. ';l'be ...,. for Ute weapons CGDU8uld toda)' • SAVANNAHL.ANDERSON JANE ELLEN BENNINGTON OEBRAJ.KENNEDY DEBRA L. SENIOR Deputy 'Wins' 4 Charged With Gambling Lady Luck was work10g in sheriffs Sgt. Les Leber's ravor last weekend when he took part in a tugh stakes blackJack game in Dana Po10t Leber was ahead by $600. in fact. when other officers inter · rupted the proceedings Saturday mghl and arrested four South County me n on ga mbling charges. And Leber? He was working undercover and didn 't have to worry about being found at the res1d<'nce at 33142 Acapulco when the raid occurred. About Sl .400 in cas h was seized. along with three black· Jack tables and $25,000 worth of poker ctups. The sheriff s department iden· t1fied the suspects as Bill C. Via, 40, of 1515 Buena Vista, San Clemente; Roy A. Paulter, 35, or 2'7525 Tossamor, Mission Viejo; James C. Sanderson. 30. of 1615 <See GAMBLE, Page A.%) ~d.obe Mission Neig,hbo~ V aws ~ight 117 nsva •narsu. .............. Stepliien Riot' 1rHt·1reat 1n1t-anndfatber \&Md to ajt on lb• POl'dl lD ftoot of tu. adobe home • aam.mer tten1ap ad , ... at ..... °'*' ..,.. bet ... hit two-~re propertJ ud tM San Ju.an Caplatraoo ml&aJoa. But lbat WU lo l'TN, aad &od.a.Y. bl• HVHlll •entrallOQ rel· atlve bu a vlew of railroad tracu, a rt1tau.rant bar, and beavy trub tnacU tbat make t.be D01t,y tum onto Loi IUoe Street on tbt way to and fn>m aarbqenma. A.Del wblle the builder ol the hltlortc adobe beard mlulon belll, bb deeceftdant bean c:UI· .... .,, .. r1 .... pateW ••Hlff trom low trucks • • nhlele Impound yard la-. ol hia home. No• hi furs the cttJ will al· Jow a Ml'vlce •lat.Ion in town to cout.rud a d11patdl ~ and retrHt onal vehlcle 1tora1e yard a 1eant t5 yanl1 trom his bedroom window Tbe adobe. banded down 1eneraUon to CeMraUon from P'ellclano Riot, l• the oldett realdentJal structure owned con· Unuoutly by one famlly lo Callfomla Steve IUot. an attorney who, unm recently. worked with Gov ernor Brown a.a ht. eHcutive erretary on the Native American flenta1e Committee, Slain Mesa Girl's I .ast Hours Traced Debra Lynn Senior, Uke most of her apartmenl·dwellln1 neighbors, waa aware of the series of attacks on women that had occurred near her Costa Mesa neighborhood. The night abe was slain, she was C(IDCeJ necl eooulh about the assaults to follow her sitter's ad· vice and lock the door to her apartment at 2251-A Maple St .. But tile window loeb we~ brokm md pollee a.,-that i. bow tbe feee.qer•a murderer got tntoller ...wmee. Like ftft Glllel' womet1 before her. tbe 17-year-old strl wu blud....-cl to death ancf raped, Roary for Ilia Senior will be recited Frklay at 8:45 a.m. at St. Joachims' Catholic Church. Mass or Christian Bunal will follow at 9 a.m. She will be buried at Harbor Lawn Memorial Park. She leaves her parents, John and Pamel a Senior ; two brothers, Jeffrey and Michael. and a sister Jacqueline, all of C o s ta M es a, and h e r grandmother, Florence Medland of Canada. Police have been quesUontne family and h1encla of lbe teen· a&el' .tae. ber body WU dis· covered early &mday mornlnc in an attempt to find leatb to her killer'• identity bl her Ule.t,yle udbablta. 1111M Senior p-aduaa.ct ftam Estancia mgh School ta June. Her teachers there remem· bered her as a "sweet girl," who * * * was very dependabl e and seemed to eiUoy life. They said she set 1oala for herself and one of those was to attend Ora.nee Cdast College to take secretarial training. Miu Senior's former teachers recalled lbat ahe did her best work ln her buaineas counea and aJao excelled in aewin1. In a move for independence abe left her parenta' f(.,a Verde bome two montba ago to share an apartment with a lirllrtend. Sbe drove a delivery car for a blueprint and graphics firm. Saturday night, there wu a party at a home for members ol the aCbool'a croo country team. Miss Senior and her roommate went together but by 10:30 p.m .. the young woman decided to go home. Her roommate gave her the keys to her car, saying she'd find a way home later Police say that sometime between midnight and 2:30 a.m ., the murderer slipped into the apartment through one of the unlocked windows and killed the sleeping leen·ager. Her roommate diacovered ber body at3a.m. Today, her lrimnl pareota talk about tbelr .... eaylq it waa too painful for them to dis- cuss their daughter wb.Ue pre-pariD• fer her funeral. They have aua•••ted that donaUom be made "la Debbie's name" to Pet Reapon.lbiUty, Inc., P .0 1 Box 104, Laguna Beach. * * * l'r.., Page A I MURDER PROBE. • • Sunday. The cases also include surviv- ing assa ult victims Kim Whitecotton, 20, Santa Ana Heights, who was attacked in May ; Jane PettengUl, 24, of Costa Mesa who was attacked in July, and Diana Green, 20, of Tustin, who was attacked in Sep. tember. Mrs. Green's unborn baby girl died as a result of the assault. Based on a witness' descrip. lion, police are circulating a pie. lure of a dark-haired man they believe is responsible for the string of murderous assaulta. At the same Ume, de~*' are studying the lives of the vie· tims to try to find a co ground they abared in hopes at common point would lead them to the killer. Lt. Jack Calnon of Costa Mesa acknowledges that if there is a trail shared by the women, it is obscure. "We've looked at the places they did their shopping, the gas stations they used, repair services, beauty parlors -you name it. "There's just notbing there," he said that they lived in apartments with ground·Ooor entries that were shielded from the street. The women also bad another trait in common-they didn 'l lock their doors and windows on t.be night they died. According to police, the women were dissimilar in looks as well as lifestyles. They ranged in size from Miss Kennedy, who was a stocky, five feel three inches tall to Miss Senior who was a strapping five feet nine inches tall. Their hair ran the spectrum of colors, lengths and styles They worked at a range of jobs. Mrs. Careltoo taught self actulization courses from her home. Miss Bennington was a former social worker who'd become a waitress. Miss Pel· tengill worked for an OP· tometrist. Miss Senior, who had gradual· ed from F.stancia High School in Costa Mesa, drove a delivery car for a blueprint service. Miss Rawlins was a shipping clerk. Miss Anderson worked for a credit checking service. HYI be'h ft .. t ~lau IOI f. com mettlal development next door to b1a adobe. The Su J'6an CapJttrano plan· nln1 commlulon will meet toaJabt to COQider a varit.Qee and coocMUonal UM permit for a thJrd ol an acre next door to the adobe · San Clemente City Council memben have ained to jo6D an Oraoa• OMmty houlinl Procram ln an effort to obtalD 100.• ln federal funda. The block 1rant pro1ram funds are admi.nlltered t.broqh the county's Houatn1 ud Com· munlty Development aceney. Asalnant City Maoa1er Dou& Meyer told council meni'-.ers re- cently that the federal fu.ada could be med for a wide raqe ol Service staUon owner Forreat Dunhtn want• to inataU a caretaker's trailer and a 100.foot tall radio U'anamlnioo tower on the vacant lot neict to Riot' home. which la a1ao adjacent to a four-acre Impound yard operated by DwUvan. But Rloe taya t.be use b not compatible With the re&ldential nelcbborbood, and aald approval of the commercial use might threaten appllcatk>n for reston· tion and rehabilitation funds for h1stonc homes along Los Rios Street .. renovation pu.rpoHs lncludin1 aid for senior cltizena and be· d lcapped homeownera in up· grading their residences. He and more than a dozen other homeowners in the old neighborhood are seeking matchina funds from the state Historic Resources Commission to restore the homes. many or them 40 to 60 years old. And Rios is bitter that the city would even consider such a non· co nformi n g u se In his 096,,"""'~- neighborhood. FIGHTING COMMERCIAL ENCROACHMENT IN SAN JUAN "You wouldn't see this ap. tta t f of Adobe proved in Mission Hills or other _____ St_ep1...:_h_•_n_R_1o_a_,_A_u_nt_J_ua_n __ n_ront ________ _ neighborhoods in town, but this is an older section and we don't have curbs or sidewalks," be said. "I guess that means we don't count.," be shrugged. Rios says he's not asking to move Dunivan's operation out of town, "but this buslnesa bout of c har ac ter with the neighborhood," he said. ''I'm asking the planning com· mlssloo to not expand the non- conforming use, and the city to not aUow a new non·conlonnlng use." He said Dunlvln intends to park junk cars on one side of the parcel and s:ecreational vehicle storage on the other, with a tow· ing dispatch station in the mid· die of the lot. Ounivtn said h e received permission two years ago from the city to use the property for recreational vehicle storage, and said Rios is "blowing this thing completely out of propor· lion. "All I'm uklng LI to put an of. ~ flee on the property and landscape It, and continue to use it tor atorqe," be •aid today. But Rb .. ,,. tbat UM wlll crea~ tratfte Mfety and DOlse problems that would not be al· lowed in any other reaklentlal area of San Juan Capistrano. "The street 1s already over· taxed with commercial traffic." ht> said. adding tha t Dunjvin 's Low trucks and dumpsters from another firm are constantly roll· ang up and down the 16·foot wide neighborhood street. "Fiestas and barbecues are our way or life," Rios said. "How can you enjoy your home with an induatrial bu.slness next door." He said, "I want my son to in· herit an adobe, not an industrial complex." 'This is the only neighborhood in Capist.rano Valley where the kids can't play two-square or ball on the streel,1 ' be said. He said the use wiU club with his historic adobe, where Mex· ican out.law Joaquin Murrietta used to hide out and get fresh horses in the 1870s from Rios' grandfather. "He slept ln the awe and my family fed him on rus way to the border," Rios said. "He always left a bag of gold on the gatepost." The 31.year-0ld attorney says he'll protest the variances sought by Ounivln when the planning com mission meets tonight at 7: 30. ·'There used to be a real lran qullity In this neighborhood," he said "I just want to preserve what's left." Boaters Discover Body off S~ Laguna Authorities are altempUn1 to- day to identify a man's body that wu discovered by boaters ·Monday atternoon fioaU.1 about 100 yards off the South La1una coast. Lifeguards pulled the corpse clad in a wetsuit ashore at Vic. toria Beach. Lifeguard Mike Dwinell saut he bas not received any reports of possible drowning victims off the Laguna Beach·area coast in recent weeks The body ap· pear ed to have been at sea several days, he said Orange County Coroner's Of. fice investigators said today an autopsy is scheduled Into the cause of death along with effort.a to Identify the dead man. Sheriff's Sgt. Frank Evans, at 2Lagunan8 To Face Trial On Pot Raps Two Laguna Beach men c harged with marijuana possession charges. face a Nov. 21 trial on the mis demeanor counts ln South Orange County Municipal Court. Scott H. Shadrick. 30, and Thomu Banks Livermore, 31, were charged alt.er the alle&ed discovery of marijuana growing al their home at 1140 Temple Hilla Drive Sept. 16. The two men also face pre- trial hearing Nov. 5, according to Deputy Diatrict Attorney Mel Jensen. Police respoodine to a com· plaint of a barkin& dog a month ago said they found marijuana growing at the two m en's home. The prosecution alleges four plants had grown to bei1bts of 18 to 24 inches. the Dana Harbor patrol office, said a man wu reported loct off the Aliso Beacb Pter three weeks ago and could be the man found Monday. But Jlm Stauffer. chief of the co11nty·hired Weguard lntema· lional Beach Services. said he does not believe the body found Monday ta that of the man re ported aussmg off Ali so Pier Stauffer said some fishermen sa w a man bobbing in the water three weeks ago near the pier The fisherme n telepho ned sheriff's deputies who with lifeguards searched the waters during the next two days without s ucceu. The corpse pulled uhore Mon· day at Victoria Beach, north of ::::..~.la u..t of • ~ to be a ..... TIM..,._... taa~ di ver'a wet suit jacket, weflht belt and blue swimming lrunb. Fro•P~:ll DENIED ... stabillty and a need for publlc recreational property 1n the area The commission staff reported the propos al "premature" because the City of Laguna Beach bad not yet completed its Local CoutaJ Plan for the ocean front area. Goodwin bad proposed a 5,50().equ.are-foot restaurant and bar and retail sbopa on the street level, offices on the second tloor and residential wlits on the top story. Of the 1Z commaaaooen, thoM voting agalmt the proJ~t were Rochelle Braly. Henry Doer· fl t n1. Margo Feuer. Ruth Galanterand Mel Nutter. Elertb Ericltaoa a bet.ained. One good name deserves another. Meyer said tl\e funds could also be used for city parks and recreation racUities, construction or refurbis hing or civic bu1ld10g.s and a host of public works projects. The progra m is aimed at neighborhoods where low and moderate income residenta most need the fWlda . Council members agreed to use the existing city General Plan Review Committee mem· bersh1p to locate areas where the federal funds would be most needed. ' The advisory unit is expected to submit a list of proposals on the funds' u.aes before the end of the year. Meyer said public bearings a re required before the funds are earmarked for use. ........ r-.AJ GAMBLE ••• Buena Viau. San Clemente and Buck L. Truett, "3, o( 24892 Wells Fargo. Laguna Hills. A female companion of the s uspects is being sought. She ned with an undisclosed amount of cash at the time uniformed of. ficers arrived. Sheriff spokesman Lt. Wyatt Hart said the game operated with three dealers. a pit boss, a bartender and waitress. He said a II were on salary. If 4:1 rt ~aid the host for the ga m bllng session which had a $100 hm1l on beL'), was paid S500 for provuling the location for the game and for screening about 20 players who received inviutioo.s to the affair. One ol those wbo &ot an in~· ....... i........ u ........ ~a..eta .......... e.ra .. the operaUoa th ......-. -. putin. Hart said the game operated throughout Orange County and wa.., booked up until December f 're.a Page A I RATE ••• of the natJon, faced with h.Jgh costs of acquirin1 funds. have cut back lending or raised in· terest rates for consumer credit s uc h as. instaUment Joana or home mort1a1es. Several banb, including No. 6 ChemlcaJ, No. 8 Bankers Trust, and No. 20 B.ak of New York Immediately joined Morgan ui the move to a U percent prime. Amon.r other major banks posUng the hall-point increase were Harri• Bank of Chicago and Firat Pennsylvania of PbJladelpbfa. The Federal Reserve Board on Oct. a announced a plan to ma.Jee It more expensive to extend credit. The one trait they all shared ls l',....P~Al Put vo ur nilme on an OMEGA. The lx·st -.upn!>L'" comt! an smdll wooden pilckages. Su w<•'vt' pack.aged a remarkablL· m•w Omt•ga Quart' Chronometl•r in th1:. very !itylish box. j• ORANOI COAST DAILY PILOT T ... 0.-C..t 0.llt ~IOI wlll\ wlltcl\ It <_. .,._.,.._ ....... 1.-1.-..,, ... 0._ CM•I _..,,...'""-"' k .... o,.oOtt-.,o .... 1>11.--.. ·-"'•I••• ... c..w ....... .._,-... _..,.. ...... 111 .. ..... ~lftV•ll ..... 1....W l-llMtl\ _,,, ... A ,.,....,....,.....,ll.,.lt.,...._S..vro..,._ -·· .,... """' .......... 1 ............... '"JJI W.'1 t.yStrMt,c.i.-. c.t•-··-·-·· ----"'*'-~-•.c:wi.r Vo<•--1-0.-tl~ '"'-" ....... IHltw ,.... ... ......... ~ ... ... o-:-:-!:'"~~ Upfle ...... OMo. *''"·'*""......., OMoee c..le ,_ ............ ....... ................ ot~l lltlttMcil ....... 'Jal••"."' m•>MMatt ce ··• Mwe111-.-.en. &....-. ...... Al Dqdu.-s ~:;;..-.-""'--~~_. n•••he•• ...... '-St'!~ .... =~:;_~~~~~ ~~~ _\., .. ,~ '= ~=..t.~.rn. ~1 r..~::..:":; =.~w~•-.. • c SOUTH LAGUNA. • • 2$ percent increase over what It now carrlel. And planners said the hlpway already la characterued a• "UD· stable" liven exi1Un1 traffic loads. Commiuioners, however, were told by a comulta.nt for M ahboubl·Fardi that the hl&bway•s troub1ea were a "re· aional problem." "Jt't really eometbln1 beyond tbe control ol a liDale property owner, .. aald Doustu L. Wood, dlreet.or ol planntna for t.be tlrm of Robert Beln, WllUam Froet and AlsoclatH of Newport Beach. Wood allo emphHlatd that tr.ate ....,.... blred for tbe llU.bboubt~ardl project are at. temDtlal to won out u overall traffic -clrculatloD plan that woaJd iDelude demands pland OD dae 11Ubwa1 bJ UM alloppblc center .a 'tNaaure Island. ft• llabbwbl-l'ardJ project baa ..._Wore tM eount1 plan. nla1 dtpartment ln urloua forms b ftft Je&l'I. It bu bMll aubjfft ol vllOl'OUI opPGllUcMa ti from South Laguna and Laiuna Beach residents. Carl Allen. a Laguna Beach resident, said the property is crossed by two m.;or landslides and an earthquake fault and suggested development could lead to a disaster similar to geologic disturbances that destroyed homes in Laiuna 's Blueblnl Canyon one year a10. Wood responaed both by qlfel· llontn1 Allen'• q'*1flcatiou to 1nalyze tbe property'• 1eolo11 ilnd arl\llnl that "leolttbnlcal contultantt" had couldered all geolopc facton in Lbe location Qf boustnc mlta. In a related actlOll on the proj· ect, commluionera recom· mended to soperviton that any approval for tbe Mabboubl· Fardl project be conditioned on a plan for relocation Of re1ldentt now Uvtni 1n a mobile home park that would be wiped out by lbe new developm~. Wood ... d a reJOeat.lon plan for tbe •t part tenu• ls belq developed and pJ'Omlled tbeJ would be accommodaMd. < 0 OMEGA THE WATCH: This striking design wa!I CTl'ated for none other than the foundt•r of Omega. The 14 karat yellow gold .md s tainless steel perfectly complement a d1men ... 1nnal d1.l1. rlwf water- res...,l.inl chronometer 14' Ct!rt1fied to be ancrt>J1bl y accurate. Of course, the bracl'ltot fc.itures a hidden clasp. THI:. PACKAGE: A highly polished .,oJid m.ihu~anv case is a fitting container for ..,uc:h d unique timepiece. Onlv one thing mis!iing: your namt.>, whil"h will bl' engraved on the metal flaq~e. complete with your persona ..,enal number. THE PRICE: $2,200.00 (Stainless steel, $1,500.oo. 18 karat gold, $5,000.00.) Fa,h1on 1~111nd. Nt'wporr Ccnri:r NtwpMt &-11ch t P 14 I 644· I \80 I 01h1' !,,,~'""'' ..: '"'"'""'" \l•lf t •• ,,.n .. 111111 \l.111 C),,,n,11•· ( "'''"' Al"' <•l't'll''' 1 ... An11t'•" 1 -...n 1>,.in• 1.,. v, ~·" l''-.... ,, """-• ,,.,.~-. ,.._.,_.. ,..... ••A __ ._._ f•J-\lhA -...-w ,....,_, , • # Oi!ange £oast EDIT ION T•••Y'•Cl .. la• N.Y. Steek• VOL n, NO. N, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESOAY, OCTOBER 23, 1979 N FIFTEEN CENTS .Planner Fights Mayor's Ouster Bid Ryckoff Denies Racial Bias Charge CHARGES SEX BIAS I Plennef Mclaughlin 1~~~~~-=-~~ Mayor Paul Ryckotf said to- day he wtU uk the Newport Beach City Cowtcil lo ouat Plan-n 1 n & Commluloner Helen llcLaU8hlln. Mrs. llcLau1hlln. who wu appointed to the commiaaion more than a year a10, was asked Friday by Ryckoff to re· sign In her reply, Mrs. McLaughlin tbe call for her resignation was based on racial or sexual dis· crimination. Mrs. McLaughlin ls Oriental. Ryckoff denied that accusa· ti on today. He said bJs Tequest for her resignation was based on hia feeUnc that abe wun't ''sup- portive" of the views or the council majority that appointed her. He said she ls unable lo set along wltb Commiaaloner Allan Beek. Mrs. McLaughlin is the com· mlaaloo'a vice chairman. Beek holds no office on the com· mlasloo, but is viewed as the spokesman for Ryckoff. ll is an- l 1 cl pa led Beek will run for Ryckoff's council seat when the mayor retires next April. But an angry Mr s McLa ughlin 1n h e r letter described Beek as a "common garden variety bully " . She notes she has no Intention of aeeldng elective orrioe, but is only interested in doing Lbe best poulble job as a planning com· m~slooer. That means, she said, viewing each lasue on its own merits and maklng "the best possible in· dependent decision " She further took issue with Ryckoff's complaint , voiced again today. that she voled con· sistently on the side of de· ve l ope~s . Sh e c hallenged Ryckoff or Beek to review the commlasioo's voting record to see if that were true · In what appeared lo be a ref· erence to Beek. she pledged never lo desrade a city staff member or property owner who appears before the commla.ilon and concluded by declaring she wasn't a "rubber stamp for an extremiat fact.loo." Mrs . McLaughlin concluded her letter by retuaiog to resign, allhou&h acknowledgjng that a council majority could vote her from her post. Her appointment • expires next June. She said she sent copies of Ryckoff'a letter requesting her resignation and her reply to council members and planning com missioners so they could J ud ge th e di s pute for themselves. Dttl'l'f'lletS!Mf ....... WANTS PLANNER QUT Newport M•yor Ryekoff t'No Pattern' • m Coast Slayings Killer of Girls Puzzks Police DEBRA J . KENNEDY 0£8RA L. SENIOR By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI ... Dally P'IM4 S&Mf Detectives from five Orange County agencies conducting a joint investigation or a.aaaults and murders of young women HY they have been unable to ftDd a common tle between the n1De rieUml. ' .,.._ ....... MCIGCIQ ._ u.. ........................ ...... twow..a-.o••·--·· total m 14 usault.a and murders, •• ~=--ta fa..rof a man lmlt ueoetaUon oltbe~. TbeJ al8C> aald that five ot the caaea have been eliminated from the llat. The remalnlng a~ tacks in Costa Me:sa. Irvine, Newport Beach. Santa Ana Heights and Tustin are the wortc of one man, spokesman Charles Thayer said. That man, as described by a witness, is of medium height and muscul a r build with collar- length dark hair and a dark mustac he . His c l)eeks are pockmartced and he has an olive complexion. The cases ror which one sus- pect is being sought arc: -Jane Ellen BeanlagloG, 29, of Corona del Mar , who was slain Aug. 1, 1.977. -Kimberly Gaye Rawllu, 21. of Costa Mesa. k!Ued April 1, 1979; -Savaaaah Lel&b Andenoe, Prime Rate Up Again ~nding Figure Hits Record 15 Percent NEW YORK <AP)-Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. raised its prime lending rate today lo a re· cord 15 percent, and tbe move waa quickly joined by several banks. Only two weeks ago, tbe na· tloa 'a bigmt bank.a railed the rate tney cbar1e for Joana to • moat credit-worthy corporate borrowers by an unprecedented , fall pen:entaae polnt to 14.5 per· cent. llorpn Guaranty, the flftb· =est U .S. baak ranked bJ de-ll, Nl4 tbe 11 percent prime was effedJw lmmediately. A lleak aftld8I decJIDed to COID· ••t • r••-for the boolt, aeept to .., tbe bank baMs tu ...... ...... -....... fadan, DrimutlJ .... COit ol ~ Jada _. t11e demDCl for bulf. ., .... 1am11. Bab .. tbe prime rate • I th ....., for Httlal Int.mitt I ,._ • almolt all eommerdal· t ........ low. ~ tM prime ba DO ------::=Jou ..... ...... lt lttin .. Ill ....... ol tNlldl ln ........ ...... .........,. • .., INmlm bl ... eraJ areu if tbe ..... fl8d with hip tl ............ ba .. • ._. ..,,.., or r.aiMd In-.._ ne. fGr eomwner Cl"ldit =·:,,.a::••t low or Several banks, including No. 6 Chemical, No. 8 Bankers Trust, and No. 20 Bank or New York. lmmediat.ely joined Mor1an in the move lo a 15 percent prime. Amonic other major banks poatina the half-polnt lncruae were Harria Bank of Chlcaao. Flrat Pennsylvania of Philadelphia, Bank ot America, Well• Farao Bank and United California Bank. The Federal Reserve Board on Oct. a IDDOUDCed a plan to make it more expensive to extend credit. The Fed imposed higher marginal reserve requirements on certain types of liabilities generally known u "purchased funda" and railed tbe discount rate, the fee it charges on loans to member banks. Tbe Fed a1ao announced It was awiteblq emphasis from tight control of abort-term interest rate• on pur-c:hued funds lo con· trollina the IJ"Owtb in bank re· (8ee aATI:, P1ce AJ) (Ash, Gems Taken In Newport Holdup A.bout $150,000 In caab and Jewel1 wu taken from a Newport Beach jewelry atore llODU1 by two robben wbo bound and 1a11•d tbree emploJMI Md two cnmtomen before flilelq. omcws aald one ot the men entered tbe WllMam Roberti alore .t Ja4 Via Otorto at Moat t : IO p.m., pulled a IUD aod or· de red everyone to tile noor. They were tbeD tied up. A MCODd 1uapeet ntued the .. alore and t.be two removed the caah and Jewels and then ned. One of the au1pect1 waa dncrtbld ...... of wt1D dea· cent, in bia lale IOI. atandln1 about M wl&b dart curly klq ba1r, 1 muatacbe and bavtns a paunchy atomacb . Tb• HCODd man alto WH daertbld u betal of Latin dll- ceat, tn hia mkt IOI, "St1ndin1 1bout &-3 wtth loq black IWr and wetlhlq about 1'11 pouadll. He wu weutnc a tu lb1rt or Jacket wt&b daR penta. 22, of Irvine, who died May 13, 1979: -Marolyn Carelton, 31 . of Costa Mesa, slain on Sept. 14, 1979; -Debra .leu ltetuae4y, 2', of Tustin, 1d1led Oct. 7, 1971; _.,.. ...,.. ..... 17, ol eo.&8 .._. wllo •• mmdlnd a.-197. ,,.._ ....... , ..... l•I •H••lt •let me Cl• Whitecotton, 20, Santa Ana HeiP&a. wllo w• lll&8ebd ta Ila)' r Jue PetteedD. IC, ol eo.ta ..... wllo ............ July. and Diana a,..., ao. o1 Tustin, wbo wu attacked ln Sep- tem ber. Mrs. Green's unborn baby lirl died as a result of the assault. Based on a witness' descrip- tion, police are circulating a pie· ture of a dark-haired man they believe is responsible for the string of murderous assaull.5. At the same time, det.ecUves are studying the lives or the vie· lims ·t.o try to find a common ground they shared in hopes that common point would lead them to the killer. Lt. Jack CahlOn or Costa Mesa acknowled1tes that if there is a trait shared by the women, 1t is obscure. "We've looked at the places they did their shopping, lbe gas st a tions t hey us ed. r epair services, beauty parlors -you name il. "There's just nothing there," (See MUllDERS, Pa1e AZ> ·811•• Corona del Mar ~b School coed Maate Rothfelder ll 1ettlna into the 1plril of the HUOD. Sbe'I lot plenty ol bad compuy. See Featw'· ma, P ... Cl. o.tty .......... ,._ RESERVE OFFICER OREO COUL TEA PASSES OUT FLIER Meu Poke Alert Apmrtment Owellere About Kiiier Mesa Residents Fortifying Homes Costa Mesa residents are fortJ. lying tbelr homes again.st an an· truder police believe bas al· tacked nine Or ange Coast women, killing six of them. "People are really scared." aay police, loc:k.smiths and gun salesmen. Four of tbe victims Uved in apartmentJI in Costa Mesa. Police from the other four agencies Investigating tbe U · saults report aimllar problems. They're walking a tightrope wilh residents m their jwiadlcti~. Tbey want to warn resldenta, eapeclally women who Uve in apartments, to be wary. 'Ibey want thole women especially to lock tbelr doon and windows. But they don't want lo caUM a panic. Police h\ Tultin, where two of the att1cka have occurred, malled a bulletln lo 7,000 apart. ment dwellen ln their clly. Of-ficen there tell ot one woman wbo became frl&btened and armed beraelf with a .UT· mapum reftlver . Her nerves 1ot to her, 11Mt fired at a lblldow and the bdet went throu•ta her apartment wall 1trtkln1 her nel1bbor'1 tele.W.Mt. Pollee crtmlJ DIM it eoald u eull1 have bem UM .... .,..... wbo c._ tllle Wiit. lac.a. .... tlteN ........ ..... locb .... home Memi· ty cll\'tctl Ill .. local bardwlN at.one. A ..,._....., at Kerna Rtma Hard•ar• 11id Jbe .-eople who've oome ID ...-U, haw ID mentioned tbt murdera. '1Tbe1'n frt__., .. be-... Oun 1tore 1pok11mtn say tbey'ft ... Ill lnttelM tn - ~ . sales oC handguns. A s pokesman al Dave's Guns referred to the weapons as "bomeowner's in· s urance." But police aren't eager to have a n armed populace. Capt. Edward Glasgow of the patrol di vision said be doesn't think the situation calls ror use of guns by residents. "lo this instance, tbe suspect isn't using forcible entry. The beat proteclion la good locks, not <See aESIDENTS, P1ge AZ) Coast Weatlaer Partly cloudy tonl1bt and Wednesday. Lowa toni&bt 51 to G wltb a bl1b about 10 near the beaches Wednelda.y, ud ln tbe UP· per 'JOI inland. INlll•I: Te•A 't' A at1ldfl eovt Ro.W tM Riomr of World Wor " ,_.. ,., ...... to .... ...,,... rftK· .. ,,. ,.. .corw. Pao-Al. •••es ....................... ...... Cl....... • • .................. .......... -.. =:... °'i f#!'Ll..··~i ~ 15,Cll ..... ~ ----::m;.: E = ·=== ... =:&:: 1 ....... :: ,.. Cf - , LMks .l"aDM Slain Girl Debra L1Dll 5-ior, lib IDQll of laer apartmeDl·dwellla1 Hilla._.., WU IWafe Of tlM ..-tlii&tleb•••••._ laad OHWHcl HU Mr c.ta ..... ~ TM allbt ahe WU alaln. &be ... ~ ... IDCNlh •bout the _....,to~ a..r aater'a lid ~ce and Wk UM door to bet' •P•rlmlDt at DSl-A II apt St But the wtedow loek• were brok n llDd ~ uy lbllt ta how tM '"8·qtr'1 murditru aotlntotter~. Like ftv. ~r womea bef~ hf'r. the 11 v~ar old 11rl wu Man· Faces Murder Oiarge A Newport Beacb man already convicted of extortioa 1n connection wllb tbe dlup· pearance of • Garden Grove woman IHl Au1U1t It now char1ed with her murder. Orange County Deputy Dia· tnct Attorney Dave Carter filed murder and kidnap charges agalnat Larry Smith. 43, Mon· day. Smith, 4840 Park Newport, was convicted in U.S. Diatrict Court last week for making the telephone calls demanding a $100,000 ransom for the return of Carolyn Bealer, 24, who has ne ver been found. Sentencing on Smith's federal conviction has been scheduled for Nov. 15 in U.S. District Judge Malcolm Lucas' courtroom. Carter indicated Monday the Newport Beach man will not be brought to Orange County for arraignment untll after Judge Lucas sentences rum ln Loe Angeles Smith faces a possible 2().year prison term on the extortion COO· viction. However, he could a face the death penalty if he is convicted of first-degree murder and a jury finds that Miss Sealer's death was perpetrated during a bl.t.11 td •.-... raped apr iUIH w bodr wu dll· MJll llelir wtJI be COYt ..... Nl1)' lkmdaJ IDOl'Dlftl rfftt.till at I:~ a ID 8l 8l. kt &n .....apl M» llad .. adl to W JeaeM atbolle Cb\lrch. kU"r'1 ~ lD ... , au.rte 11... ii a.n.uaa awta1 will UMI ubtta. rollow al I •·•· • will bl MlN ..._ ., .... .., ,._ burletl 11 Harbor Lawe· Cttaada Hloltltoolla J ... lltmaftal Pan lier toar6era there remem· IMYM Iler parala, John btred ber u a "••Mt 1lrl," who and Pam la Sen ior , two wu v ry dope ndabl• and brotben, Jefttey and lllcba I, 1um~ to enjoy lift' and a lilttt J1cq1MllJHt, aU bf They aaJd ah H t 1oall for C o t t • M • a a . a n d h 4t r herHll and ono of tboee wu to 11udmather. Florence Medland uttend Oun1• Coaat Coll••• to ol Caudl tMke 1e.cr.tar11I tr1lnJn1. Pollee have been qucatlonlnt MI A11 Sm.lor'• former teachen family and friends of Lbo teien recalled that abe did her beet * * • * * * F,....P-,tJ RESIDENTS FEARFUL • • • • 11m," he aald Co1ta Meaa pollce have launched a door-to·door cam· pet1n to warn reaideota, upeelally •P•r1ment dwellers They alto hope Lo pick up a lead tot.be killer'1 ldenUty. Police ~ erves, udets and Explorers have been on lht.' 1t.reell from 6 p.m to to pm . knocklng on doors and handing out leaflet.a Reserve officer Gre~ Coulter and Explorer Richard Trapp were one of several team11 to go into apartment complexes Mon day night. They hardly had to knock on doors in th e west s ide nelgbborhood that's about two miles from the scene or the latest murder Sunday. As soon as they got out of their police ca r , r esiden t s materialized, asking questions about the cases and cxpressmg fears. Women told of buying locks for their homes. Men who stopped the officer and Explorer collected the warnln.8 bulletln for t.belr wives, ttlrllriends or co-workers One woman who stopped lbe two men talk~ with them for sevual minutes. "l Uve by myself and I know loo well what's been happen· ing." she said. Coulter rf'()tlated the depart· ment '!i warning Keep your doors and windows locked. Ht!J)Ort any suspicious penon to thc> police at 754·5360. "Thanks." the woman saJd. "It's made me feel a lot better." Coullcr said the leanet pro· ~ra m has drawn nothing but cooperation from residents con· tacted" "Nobody's told us Lo get IO!-.l or complained about having us a round," he said. A ~ he a nd Trapp moved through the apartment complex- es, residents repeatedly as ked a bout the case. One boy. clutching a baseball bat told the m('n "I hope that guy gets sm ashed.'' An old woman conJided, 'Tm l>Cared all the tame." Bleeding P rocess 'Saves Life, Money' kidnapforrans om. Bleeding patients before sur· Smith has claimed that two gery could help save Ji ves as o the r m e n forced him to well as money, a UC Irvine doc participate in the kidnapping of tor told his colleagues in San the woman, who was last seen Francisco today. he in~ prc>pared for i.urgery Aug. 24 aboard a boat heading The procedure, known a s out lo sea from Dana Point hemodilution, bas been used by Harbor. The two men, whom be Dr. David Ro6e in bis work at has identified only as Jack and the Vet erans Admini1lraUon Ray. returned without h er. Hotpttal ln Lona Beach. Smith aald. ao.e. an ualltant profeseor ol But lnveetl1aton HY Smith anesthesiology at UCI, told the wu the laat known penoo to Amert ca a 8 o cl e t,y o t Jlave ........ .Un aDd Uaat Illa Ane1tbeelolo1t.ta that be bu l1tn WM ......._. .,._. • wtl· -aclllfted IOOd reeulta Ja ....., aw told Hewpcwt Beeell pollte bemodilutlon on cancer patlenta that oaly Smltb Qd Jlia Bealer were aboard the boat. Slim of a stru11le aboard the cratt were found by officers. Smith surrended to police on Aug. 26. Miss Bealer's brother, Lawrence Paul Fox of Anaheim, had received calls over a three· day period from a man who said be was holding his sister. Al· temot.s by Fox t.o tum over the ransom under FBI guidance proved unsuccessful when the ex· tortioniat complained about the kind of bag the money was in. Smith is being kept in a Los Angeles county jail cell unW his Nov. 15 sentencing. Bergeson Talk Slated Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson, R·Newport Beach, will analyze the year's legislative activities on educa· tional matt.era tonight in a pre· sent.Uoo to the Newport-Mesa school board. Mrs. Ber1eson ls a former member of the board. Her talk will lead off tonight's s chool board meetine. which begins at 7:30 at Harper Com· m unity Center. 18th Street at Tustln Avenue, Costa MeH. OflANGl COAST N DAILY PILOT TM()<-~ C)eily ...... Wlfft Wllt<ll I\'"'" bl-.... -"' .. ' ""'*'"""•• .... °'-< .... P*tt'""fC-,. ... ,.., .... ,._.,. ,,.. ....... ,, -1111-,,..,., ICH (MW llUW .....,.,,, ltMc:.ft, """HNJ'Oft hMft ,._.,, •••11Y•1t..,..1.-,l -9tec111!1e11•11co..i A '''"''~ nt1t'ON• eiltt'°" ••IJIWttt•~ ,.,,., •• ,,•no ~n T,_ .,..,.._ -ltlllllo P'•"' h •• aJO Wt\4 •• , SI-. C-U-C..tio..lllt .,.,_, .. _ ... -,_ .. ,_ ...... ,_ ,. •• CWttr VIO ... _I __ .. __ ---·-'""" T1l11hMe (71•JMM»'I 0 ·-· • Mweftl ..... .....,. Coast Pane l OKs Proj~ct For Back Bay A visitors facility in Upper Newport Bay was approved unanimously Monday bf the Regional Coastal Commission Meeting in Huntington Beach, the commission approved the state Department of Fish and Game's plan for Shellmaker Island. Proposed there are a state vehicle garage, restrooms, a 32-space parking lot, an access bridge, and asphalt road from the facillUea to Back Bay Drive and some 750 feet of hildng trail. The project marks the first ex penditures from a $1.1 million grant for upper bay fish and wlldllfe habitat restoration and public recreation facilities, a state spokesman said. F,....P~AJ RATE •.. serves. The Fed, which sets and Im· plements monetary policy. said ill actions were designed t.o slow t.be r•pid erowth of the nation's ba1ic mopey supply. Quick ex- panaion of the money supply is believed to contribute to infla- tion by putting more dollars into circulaUoo than the economy's output ol gooda and services can ablorb. Interest rat.es on purebued funds have climbed sharply since the Fed's Oct. 6 moves to tiebten credit, leadln1 to the Oct. 9 boolt in the prime rat.e to 14.5 percent. Big bank• deal In lar1e blocb of funds worth bun· dreda of m.Ullona of doUan dal· ly. Interest rat.e1 on these funds rose ,. hleh .. 17.25 percent ln recent days, and stood at about 15 percent today. Tbe boolt ln the prime came u DO aurprlM to lnveaton and fina.nclal mana1en. The stock market sbowed no 1t.roo1 reac- Uon to the neWI. Some ual)'lll said they upeded the move to a billler prime would bollttt the dollar ba fONlp txchua• trad-l n 1. 'Otbua uld c urrency d••l•n were eapeetlnt the bltb•r prime IDd woulda't l'MCt l~JtotMMWI. ' II l' modll ution an vol ves the re· moval of about six pints or blood from a patient JUSt before l>Ur· gcry, Rolle saad The blood ll> stored and then a salt solution is in1ected into the patient to replace the amount or blood drawn. Tbhl ~ans when the paUenl bleeds during surgery, he or she will lose only half of the 01000 normally bat, the real beina the Hit aolutJon. Once major bleedln1 baa stopped, Roee aaJd, the six pints of blood can be relnjected. Normally. patients requiring tra nsfusions both during and after an operation receive blood from a blood bank. And ttus 1!> where Rose said h'•m odilution c an he lp s avt II Vt'!\ The do(·tor told th e anesthe:.1ologist.s that "conven- tional tra ns fus ions c an cause numerolfS diseases." · · HemOdilution presents less of a danger because paUeot.s re· ceive their own blood," he said. Rose said hemodilutlon has been used for many years for cardiovascular surgery but that he has been trying it for the past year at the VA hospital on selected patients undergoing ab- dominal cancer operations. The UCI doctor said money could be saved In s uch opera· lions because they can requlre three wtlu of blood to make up for bleeding during s urgery. Since hemodilution does not require use or blood from a bank, whlch 'COSU about $150 a unit, a.s much as $(SO could be saved. Although the patlenta he used hemodiluUon on were seriously 111 to begin with -many suffer- ing from lung disease as well u malnutritlon -they showed an a bility to recover more quickly from surgery because of the pro- cedure, he said. A side benefit to the use of hemodilution, Rose said, is in aiding patients who have re· liglous beliefs which prohibit t h e m from r eceiv ing transfusioruJ. A-Dump Site Ordered Shut RENO, Nev. -The radioactive wa11te dump at Beat· ty, Nev., wu ordered closed by Gov. Robert LlJl -an action which leaves only one com· mercial, low-level wHl,e site oper•tine ln the natioD. Five drum• contalnlnc radioactive waate were dJa· covered buried 40 feet btyood a dump trench at the waate site on S unday by a U.S. Geolo1ic Survey Team. Earlier We month Wuhlqton Oov. Olxy Lee Ray temporarily abut down that state's corn· merclal dilpotal tlt.e at the Han· ford Nuclear Reservation folJow. Int dlacovery of defective packatinl of radJoacUve 11rute. work ln lier lllMIDe11 COW'MI and aleo aceUed '8 1ewln1. In • JDOY• for lnd1,..dlae1 ...... .,.,.... ..... v .. MID• two IDl'NM aao to •bare aa .,.,.... wttla a 11r1tr1tftd. 81M *"9 •delivery car for• blueprint &Dd paphica nrm. Saturday DJs.ht t.bere wu a party at a home ~or members of tbe •cboo!'a c,_. country tum. Mlu Senior and ber roommate went tocetber but by 10: ao p.m .. the YC>Wll woman decided to so home. lier roommate gave her the keys to hel' car. saying she'd flnd a way home later. Police uy that sometime between mldnilht and 2:30 a.m .. tbe murderer slipped into the apartment through one of the unlocked windows and killed the s leeping teen-ager. Her roommate discovered her body al 3 a .m . Today. her grieving parent.a talk about their loss, sayinc it was too painful for them to dis· cuss their daughter while pre- paring for her funeral. They have suggested that donations be made "ln Debbie's name" to Pet Responsibility, Inc ., P .O. Box 104 Laeuna Beach. * * * ,...,.... P-.e AJ MURDERS~ he said • The one trait they all shared is that they lived in apartments with ground.noor entries that were shielded from the street. The women also had another trail in common-they didn't lock their doors and windows on the night they died. According to police, the women were dlss1m1lar in looks as we ll as lifes tyles. They ranged in size from Miss Kennedy. who was a stocky. nve feet three inches tall to Mlss Senior who was a st.rapping five reel nine inches tall Their hajr ran the spectrum of colors. lengths and styles. They worked at a range of jobs Mrs. Carelton taught seU actulizataon courses from her home Mass Bennington was a for m er -.oc1al worker who d bccoml' a w:utresb Masl> Pet tcng all wo rke c.1 for a n op tomelnst M 1ss Seruor. who hud graduat cd from Estancia High School in Costa Mesa. drove a delivery car for a blueprint service. Mias Rawlins wa11 a shipping clerk. Miu Andenoo worked for a credit cbecldna service. Their social lives were as varied u tbelr careen. police 1ald. nmo1nal the 1amul from party lovers lo lntrovert.ed A.a)'· at-home types. Mrs. Cartlton was a widow. Miss Bennington was divorced. Miss Anderson announced ber cn ga$temenl days before her murder .. We have some who were into punk roc:k There was another who read clal>MCS, Shakespeart> a nd Darwin." Ca lnon com· mented Police say they plan to cm~ tanue lheir probe of the minutiae oflhese victims ' lives butror now. they concedethattheonlyobvious point they share in common is that they've been victimized by the same man. Hua Visits Trier TRIER. West Germany CAP) -C hinese Premier Hua Guofeng 's s wing through Western Europe took him today to the hlrthplace of Karl Marx, the founder of communis m . Oolly,. ............. SOMEONE SAID, 'HtT ME' AND DEPUTIES DID Lt. Wyatt Hart Oleplay1 Seized Blac~ack Item• Deputy 'Wins' 4 Charged With Gambling Lady Luck was working in shenffs Sgt Les Leber's favor last weekend when he took part in a high stakes blackjack game an Dana Point. Leber was ahead by $600, an fact. when other officers lnter· rupted the proceedings Saturday night and arrested four South Count y m e n o n gambling charges And Leber" He was wortung undercover and dJdn't have lo worry about beang found at the r esidence at 33142 Acapulco when the r&Jd occurred. About $1,400 in cash was sei:ied, aloog Wlth three black jack ubles and $25,000 worth or poker cbJps The shenff's department 1den t1f1ed the MJ.Specls a.., l:hll C' Via. IO. of 1515 Huena Vt!oita , San <'lt'mente . Hoy A l'uulter. 35, ()f 27525 Tossamor M1c;!>1on V1eJO . James C Sanderl>on, 30, of 1615 Bue na Vista, San Clemente and Buck L Truett. 43, of 24892 Wells f<'ar~o. Laguna Hills. A female companion of the s uspects is being aou1ht. Sbe n ed with an undisclosed amount of cash at the tune uniformed of. ricers arnved. She nff spokesman Lt. Wyatt Harl l>atd the game operated with three dealers, a pit boss, a bartender and waitress. He said all were on salary Hart said the host for the gambling session which had a SlOO Um.it on bets, was paid $5()() for providing the location for the i{ame and for screening about 20 playen. who rtteived invitations tu the affair One of those who got a n lnvita· tion was LR~r l 'nder<'Ov<•r Nf•wport Beach onllrc· ort1rc·rs part1c1pated an 1 ht' opN a tmn wath sheriff's de J.IUlU''> Hart said the game operated throughout Orange County and was booked up unl!I December Srocks Reveal Wary Rate Hike Reaction NEW YO RK 'AP > -The stock market was maxed today. as the banJc prime lending rate climbed lo a rl'rord 15 percent The Dow Jom·'> <I\ eraJ,?c uf 30 1ndustnab wa!-. off 2 J(J points to 806 83 Losers tc..ok a 3 2 lead over gamers in the mid d ay tiilly of New Yo rk Stork Exc ha ngt' listed wues. Ana lysts slild some early buy- 1 ag was encouraged by the ma rkel 's s howing Monday. when the Dow J ones industrial average rebounded after slip. ping briefly below the 800 level for the firs t tame s ince December. The average orr about 15 points at its lowest level of the da). closed with only a 5.S5·pomt loss But the upswin~ had already begun to fade when New York's Morgan Guaranty Trust and sev~ral other large banks in · t•reased lhetr pnme rates today from l417lOl5perccnt lntc·rl'::sl rates huvc l>ee n surit· 1n1i: for more than two week'i '>inre the f'"C<leral Reserve an· nounced plans to cl<1 mp on c redit an 11.s effort to gel 1nfiat1 on under control Meanwhile the dollar rose in Europe this morning, and its continued strength on foreign exchanges helped lo depress gold prices ln Tokyo, the dollar closed at 234 725 yen, its highest rate for more than 18 months and up from 232.75 Monday. In London, the British pound wea kened s lightly to $2.1435, rompared"to $2.1490. 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"We anticipate that we will bid on an addi· Uocaal $10 billion ln tbe next 60 days." Tappan said this waa the most work ever b6d dwin& a almilar period ln the company's bi.story. Workmen aboard a "Snorkelift" plaUorm move toward the GTE earth station satellite antenna at Crystal River. Fla., recently to carry out a cleaning and painting operation. The Antenna is 82· fete high and 105 feet in diameter. The task reportedly took the crews three weeks to complete. C.•p C•re OKs Dl.,UletMI The board of dlttetors of Comprebenal ve Care Corp. tn Newport Beach approved a dividend ol four centa per s hare paj'able Nov. 21 to ~barebo&den of record OcL 31, it was announced by 8 . Lee Karns, presldent. · Sa/ er to be Mighty C..~• Site Parrlaased The Housing Group of Irvine bu purchased• 6.1 ·acre parcel in Rosemead for construction of 97 condomiruums. Coldwell Banker Commercial Brokerag~Company handled the tra.n&actioo. WASJUNGTON CAP) -A Securities and Ex· change Commission study released Sunday said some smaller securities firms could loee money and possibly be. driven out of business if commercial banks are allowed to underwrite municipal revenue bond laauea. Bank• are now al· lowed to uoderw,rite ........ ~·tma boDda of state local gov· enun..U •. iD wbicb t.be nau reeourc. o1 u.e Sov-ft'llmeat are-pledged to paying off the debt, but are problbited from UD· derwritlng municipal re· · venue bonds, which are backed oo.ly by specific revenue sources. Smalle r securities companies could lose more than one·flftb of their revenue from municipal bond un · Datatron Profits Datatron Inc. of Irvine · reported $200,023 profit belore taxes oo sales of $1,525,230 for the first quarter ended SepL 30. Herbert M. Perkins, president. said backlog wu continuing at a comfortable level, and that new product de· velopment was proceed· lni oo acbedule. He also noted that the $1.S million convertible de· benture, initiated by the company, became effec. tive Oct. 18. Perlcins said Datatroo would continue ag. 1reasively to punue its acquiaiUoo ed research and developme nt pro· lfams while continuing t6 monitor the financial and industrial environ· men ta. Xerox Hit For Taxes BALTIMORE (AP) - Xerox Corp. muat pay llarylad income tax on e.nlinp from forei10 aublidiarles, tbe state Tu Court baa ruled in a poteatlally f ar·re•cbi.aa deelsJoa. Tbe court Tueaday Of• dered Xerox to pay S102,558 in state taxes and lnlerelt on foreip locome from 1972 throuCb 1174. Xerox ls bead · =--ID Stamford, .• wltb ba'llnet• of· ftGet tn Rocbeec':t~ but .... Rate tbat beea ... Xerox cloel baatn• ID Maryland, tt la •ubjeet to levi• hen. 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By SYLVIA POaTBa We are ent.eriq tM 1JU1Pp ol i., turnlDc from ,.. ceasioo tn 1979 lnto a downtum ol peater depth, bradtb, and 1Ull·to-be determined dW'ldon. 1'h1I bas to be th• outlook JF we are to acbleve tbe DOW imperative goals of· · Stabilizin1 the once mi&h&Y dollar befON lt coUapHa and dnp down the entire imernaUou.1 moeetary 111tem wlth it; • • • • • BREAKING THE lnfJatJonary paycbololJY which lriPI Americana in all areas or the naUon, acro1s all borders ot income, age and education and whicb becomes a aeJf. • fuJIUling proph~y ; Money's Worth Cu rbing your widespread, terribly dangerous incllilation to spend to the limit now m anticipation of repay ing lat.er in dollars or much amaller buylng po.wer; ReturnJng the U S. to a positioa or economic equality -if not leadensbip -among such industrial competitors as West Germany, J apan, and reviving the producUvity of the American worker. THATS WHAT tJght and expensive credit or Uus magn1tude must mean. That's the awesome challenge the federaJ Reserve Board at last has faced up to, under the leadership or its courageous, dedicated, world-respected chairman, Paul A. Volcker. Risky" Sure it as. Painful? You bet it wiU be. Can you escape? Few o( us will. J know I won't. I doubt if you will Thjs L'i a deliberatel,y engineered slump; make no m1s - tak-e about it. What's more, it didn't have to happen Ha~ lh1s pitifully m isguided, uninformed president re· allied inllatJon was the Number One Evil of our times when he entered the White House in January 1977, we would have accepted whatever sacrifices he asked of us We were ready for decent, strong leadership. BtJT nMMV Carter has s hllly-shallied repeatedly. He has failed rru serably on all economic counts. And now once more. he hru. painted b11nself into an economic com er. from whJch he cannot escape wtlhout being badly (if not • mortally) wounded polit1cally. H in another effort to please the voters. he fightl> Volcker . demands reslimulata ve tax·spending-credil pohcies and lets mflallon roar on, the whole world would · attack our currency and dump dollars. We wo11ld be the • helpless target or gigantic takeovers by foreigners (Which ' even now fills me with dread). TblJ would be madness -and you'retooweUinformedtbesedantobefooled. Stocks Brake Fall, But V1iab le to Rally NEW YORK 1 AP I -The stock market declined sllghl· ly an an errallr session today as the bank pnme lending rate climbed to a record 15 percent. The Dow Jones averag_e 9' 30 industrials, up more than 3 points in early trading, was off 2.30 points at 806.83. Losen be.Id a 3-2leadover1a1ners in the tall>' of New York Stock Exclla.nge-1.isted issues. 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