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FLOATING 'SALOON' -Entry of the Irvine Company in
Sunday's 22nd Annual Newport Harbor Character Boat
Parade was in keeping with the waterborne parade's theme:
o.Mr ..... ,......,, Qery ~
on Page Bl. The traditional event is presented each year by
the Commodores Club of the Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce.
\."Newport Goes Country/Western." Additional photos appear
~
Heat drives hordes to beach
, It was just another hot August
weekend along the Orange Coast
J'S 500,000 beachgoers swarmed
~ the.sands, 30 boaters dressed
µp lik e cowboys a nd putted
around Newport Harbor and a
military deeerter got arrested for
speeding on a stolen jet ski.
''It was that kind of weekend."
said lifeguard Captain Buddy
~lshe in Newport Beach where
more than 150 people were
pulled to shor e after being
caught up in rip tides.
Hot and humid weather in
inland cities made the cooler
strand the place to be. Nearly
100,000 people showed up at the
sands in Newport Beach and
Huntington Beach Sunday.
The water temperature was a
pleasant 69 degrees and the air
just a couple of degrees warmer.
The 22nd edition of the
annual Character Boat Parade in
Newport Harbor attracted 30
skippers who vied for honors in
what has become known as the
wackiest marine diaplay around.
The the me this year was
"Newport Beach Goes
Country/Western."
One of the boats that plied the
harbor waters was dubbed "The
B est Little Oar House in
Newport Beach" while another
craft was transformed into a
bottle of Scotch . And the USS
Michigan, the only boat ever to
have sunk in the colorful parade,
stayed on top of the water this
year.
Orange County Sheriff's
Harbor Patrol officers arrested a
21-year ·old man Sunday for
Gas prices continlle decline
Nationwide survey shows cost 55 I rom last August
LOS ANGELES (AP) -handle a major portion of total future marketing plans, If such
Gasoline prices continued to edge sales, declined sharply. A drop of plans exist.
downward in August. according 2.2 cents in such gas sales was About 147,000 service stations
to the latest .s urvey by oil reported in the Midwest, l.46 exis t in the United· St&tes,
,industry analyst Dan Lundberg. cents in the South, .8 cents in the compared to 226,459 a de<:ade
In hi s late.st biw e ekly F.astand .23centsintheRockies. ago, Lundberg reported . In
nationwide survey of 17,000 gas addition. gas stations being
stations, Lundberg found an · Prices for the past several constructed today tend to be high
average price of $1.28.22 for-all years have tended to decline volume, self-serve outlets located
four grades.of gasoline including during August as the peak in populous, growth areas.
taxes, down a half·penny from vacat ion season passes and The industry already may
two Wee'·-ago and a penny from competition for motorists ' ~ have r each e d a minimum J uly, the peak of the driving business increases. Lundberg said number of gas stations necessary
teaBOn. this decline generally continues to ma i n ta i n • • Am e r ica , s
Prices were a nickel a gallon through the fall. automotive society," Lundberg
less than August of last year, said
when the average was $1.33.83, The most recent Lundberg
Lundberg said Sunday. He is Letter. published Saturday,
publisher of the Lundb~rg . predicted the steep, decade-long
Letter , an o i 1 industry trend of gas station closures may
publication. have bottomed out, but that
Also, prices for regular leaded major oil companies have become
gas at self-serve stations. which unusually quiet about their
A lso. the letter said total
nationwide gasoline consumption
has dropped from the all-time
high of 115.4 billion gallons set in
1978 to an estimated 100 billion
gallons this year.
speedinc on a jet ski off Lido Isle
ln Newport Hwbot. Officers said
further checks revealed the ski
\l(as 11o.Len in Los Angeles a year
ago.
A 36.foot cabin cruiser was
towed to safety Sunday
~ near Seal Beach when
the craft IOl too clOlle to· shore
and the skipper had difficulty
sWdina it back out to aea.
-In Wl\Aft& Beach, about 30
bootha were aet up at Main
Bftch for the Ener1y Fair.
featurlnl exh ibit~ on w ind
power, •cer purifi.catiOtll and
drip i.J"ria.Uon.
Bandits hit
two Valley
supermarkets
Armed gunmen •truck at two
Fountain Valley supermarket
loeations Sunday, police aaid
today.
In the first incident, a lone
gunman carrying a can of beer
escaped with about U .000 in
cash from Vons. 16201 Harbor
Blvd.
Police said he got the money
from the cashier after di.splaying
a gun in his waistband at about
5:~ p.m.
In the second indctent, ahortly
after 11 p.m .. a puaetller in a car
~led a sho1'Ufl at a customer
who was walking to his car at the
Alpha Beta Jot. 8930 Warner
Aw.
County to retain courthouse ownership
It now appears Orange County
g overnment will r e tain
.ownership of the turn-of-the·
century count y courthouse in
Santa Ana -a building destined
1o house a new branch of the
e t ate 4th District Court or
Appeal.
What is being termed by an
WORLD
aide to County Supervisor Roger
Stanton as "the best of both
worlds" -continued county
o wnership and lease of the
building to the state -will occur
under legislation now pending in
Sacramento.
Amendments have been added
to the legislation, Assembly Bill
Soviet navy has the edge
The Soviet navy has the lead over America in
several areas especially nuclear submarines, according
to a respected publication on w orld shipping. Page A5.
NATION
Divvying up the spoils
When the love ii gone there ta of~n a squabble
over who gets what. An attorney haa writ~n a book
on how to make sure what is youn stayw yours. Page
B3. ' .
Here comes the judge
A Wt.conain woman had plinned • carffr in
mUlic. She hu been a beauty queen. h.u a family and
now finda henelf u Urat woman to aerve u a chief Judae in 'Wl9comin. Pap 82.
J
3763, to permit the county to
lease the historic red sandstone
structure to the state providing
the county begins necessary
reconstruction work prior to Dec.
31. 1983.
If the co unty meets that
deadline, another provision of
the bill permitting dire<:t state
COUNTY
takeover of the bu.ildm, would
become i.poperative.
Robinson'• origi.11al bill called
for the state to gain ownership of
the building without
compensating the county -a
raove that rankled Stanton,
whose diatrict includes Santa Ana.
Home buildins eased
It could be easier to build a home in Santa Ana
Heights after action by tM ~ County P1anninc
Commission that requires only staff ·level approval for
new construc~on or remodeling. P.,e A4.
Bank sets new president
The Laauna Bank, a financial lnatltutlon
emphasizing community aervtce, hu a new pr'Mtdent.
Page 86.
TELEVISION
Being a ldd ·~
Actor Joel HJgl.nl la ~a i.t of fun with hil
role tn new NBC comedy, ••aovw lpoarw." He ..-'°
be a child all day in the lh<IW .. ~role reftnal.
Pap88.
--
Blast delays
cOnvoy of PLO
from Lebanon
1,000 guerrillas evacuate d
BEIRUT. Lebanon (AJ?) -An
exploding car bomb halted a
harbor.bound PLO convoy for
about an hour today. but the
trucks later brought abolt 1,000
Palestinian guerrillas to a ship
that will take them to a ne w
home in South Yemen.
The loading onto the sbip also
was halted briefly while several
guerrillas carrying roc k et-
propelled grenade lau11c h er s
turned o v er the weipo n s.
according to Bruce Kaahdan.
Israeli Foreign Minis'try
spokesman in Beirut.
While th e evacull1 on
proceeded into its third day
Parliament elected a n ew
Lebanese president. rightis t
Chris t ian militia commande r
Bashir G e mayel , a nd the
Christian sector of east Beirut
e rupted in wild str ee t
celebrations. There were 1eports
of people wounded by bulle ts
fired into the air in celebration
Israel's military command
mea nwhile said Palestinian
guerrillas had made anothe r
attack on its east Lebanon forces,
firing bazookas at soldiers north
of the village of Man.soura.
The command said the Israelis
returned the fire. but suffered no
casualties in the attack Sunday
night, which followed fresh
Israeli warnings that skirmishes
outside Beirut must stop. It said
artillery shells later were fired at
the Israelis near Man.soura. but
added it did not know if Syrian
troops or PLO forces we re
responsible and that fire wa; not
returned.
Israel said earlier that three
PLO guerrillas were killed in
eastern Lebanon and five lsraells
were wounded near the southern
city of Tyre 1n fighu.ng Saturday.
Is r ael t oda y a ccu sed U.S .
special envoy Ph1hp C. Habib of
a "misjudgment" during the
e vac.uat1on of the Palestinian
guerrillas from Beirut, saying he
authorized exceptions t o t h e
w1thdruwal acc.'Ord.
In Limassol. Cyprus, hundreds
of ~uerrillasjammed the rails of
the ferry Sol Phryne w hic h
steame d on to Tunisra a fter
docking to unload 21 jeeps that
had delayed the boat's departure
from Beirut on Sunday. "Israel.
w e w all make yo ur n ig hts
sleepless and your days restless,"
some chanted. Others held signs
telltng Arab states failing to help
th em after Israe l invaded
Lebanon June 6 lO .. eat your oat.··
T h e estimated 1,000 PLO
mem be rs on board were the
second group to leave Beirut ir.
the sc h e d u led two-wee k
evacuation The first batch of 397
evacuees arrived an J ordan and
Iraq via Cyprus on Sunday.
The third group loaded onto
buses in west Be irut's s ports
stadium as their lefList Leban~
Moslem l·omrades fired the
thunderous machine gun and
an ti-aircraft volleys.
About 15 minutes after it left
the s tadium, Associated Press
correspondent G.G . Labelle saw
the convoy stop as a car bomb
exploded about a mile away,
sending a doud of thick black
smoke into the sky. There was no
immediate word on casualties
from the car bombing.
The guerrillas' departure by
(See PLO, Page A2 )
AP~
SAD GOODBYE -Palestinian women cr y as the evacuation
of PLO fighters continues. Truc ks carrying the guerrillas
drove through West Beirut to the port area where they
boarded ships for Cyprus. ·
INDEX
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SPORTS
Ansels hot; Dodsen not
The Califomla Angell, led by Reute Jaclulon'a
bluinc, bdt Detroit 6-5 Sunday. The-"Loe Angeles
Dodgen, meantime, lost a 14-lnnlng marathon to
Pittabw'gh, 4-3.
I s Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Monday, Augu1t 23, 1982
Prime rate drops
to 22-Inonth low
NEW YORK (APJ /\ h..il(
point 1·ut in tht• µr·trnl' lcndinf(
rut<· to n 22 month low 1of J:l ~1
jl('rn·nt lifJI t•11tl lo nw11• ma Jiii
bunk11 tnduy. r1·flet·t1nu stl't-p
decltrws in ttw h;ink1t' l'Olit uf
funds.
Morgan Guaranty Trust. th1 ·
nation's fifth largest b:.ink , and
No 14 Mannt.• M1dlant.I Bank
fol lowed reductions bl·gun
f'riduy ut M'Vc-rnl ma.1ur mont•y
t•t•n ter banks
Tht.• last lime tht· pnmt• ral<.·
wus as low was 1 n Oetobt•r 1980
/\t thut llnu•, 11 wwi on JU wav up
lOward a rt'<.vrd 2 1.~ percent: •
Tht• prtm<', which stood ae
high a.'> lti.:'i percent last monlh,
1s the bast• upon which bank.a
<·omputc· 1ntt're1t c harges o n
sl-urt-ll·rm bwuneu loans to the ir
bt•st risk c()rporatc custom"ra.
Con11umer loans and mortgagee
arl· not tic•d to the prime, but
l"hangl•s 1n the prime a re an
ind1l·ator or movements in other
111lt.•rl•st ratt'S.
Othl•r interest ratt.>s have been
µJummt'ling this summer.
]ill1ll1Y Stewart OK
hospital check • 1n
SANTA MONICA (AP) -
Actor James Stewart was m good
<.•ondition at St. John's Hospital
this morning undergoing a
"routine checkup and a routine
adjustment of med1cat1on ," a
hospital spokeswoman said
no t know what type of
med1c:auon the actor was taking.
In August, 1980, Stewart spent
five duys in St. John's Hospital's
l'Cirvna ry care unit a ft er
l'ompla1ning of an irregu lar
pullw
CHUTES FLYING -With l'Olorful spinnakers ballooning in
the breeze. front runners in the fi eld of 11 New York-36
yacht.s that turned out for th<' first East-West Challenge
Dattv Ptlol Photo by Almon Loc:llabey
regatta run before the wind. Newport yachters won the event
(see stor y. PaRe C2)
Stewart, 74, wus adm1ttt•d
Saturday afternoon and 1~
S<.·hcdulC'd to bl' rc•leai;cd within
the n ext two da ys . Tht·
spokeswoman from the hospital's
nursing station would n ot
1den t1fy herself and said she did
From Page A1
In S1·ptt•mber, 1980, he was
hosp1tullw<.l for a mild case ol
-.t·1a11ca, wh1L·h apparently was
unrl'lated to his earlier heart
problt·m II r com plained o f
~t·Vl'rt' pain alon g the sciatic
nt'rVC'. which runs from th e
1Jl·lv1s to the back of the thigh.
French push pipeline showdown
PLO. • •
boat tur Adl'n, capital of Marx1!>t
South Yt'nwn al the southern lip
11f th<· Arabian p.oon1n-.ula. will
bnng tu dbuut 2.500 th{· nur:ibl·r
11f PLO faghtl·rs t·Val·U.itt'Cl from
134.·rrut rn thn•1· davs "~:·PARIS (AP) -The French
:•·i&pvernment ordered a subsidiary
,>! Q f a U . S . f I r m t 0 d e f V
;lJ Washington's embargo today and
!t •. t ulfill its contract to supply
• ~ujpment to build the Soviet
<:1lfiatural gas piJX>line.
A Soviet freighter 1s dut> in tht·
port of Le Havre on Tuesday to
take de Ii v er v of th r ~ t·
c:ompr<'ssors t.vh1ch wert'
manufactured by Dresser earlil•r
this y<'ar.
The m1n1str y said that "1 n
o rd e r to e n s u re t h a t t h l"
companies are ablP to eontinut·
manuf.1eturing their t>qu1pml•nt
.ind to 1..n-.un• that thl' t'qu1pment
1" dt•llv1•11·d on <;L·hdedul<'. the
gnH•rnnwnt ft'lt 1t was adviS<tbl<·
to adopt .t 11w.1-.un· allowing 11 to
n·intorn· lht· lt·g.il1ty of thC'SL'
firm!> 11 lht• t'ilS<' of 11tigat1on
1·wntuall y b<·1~~g brought be-fore·
f11n·1~n ("OUrtS
rk l•;,'!he Ministry of Rcscart:h and t':Jl~ustry told Dress<>r France, a !l~tsubsidary of Dresser Industries
-JJ{pc., of Dallas, to supply the
":•Soviet Union wit h 21
c;qmpressor s for the p1pe lint•
l •~tween Siberia and Wc•stern
Ii lturope.
Gold prices drop $11
;~TNT found
-.:1 .. embassy
WASH INGTON (AP) A
,.,.quarter pound of TNT has Ix-en
.,.ftQund on the driveway of the
:tl"ilugoslav ian embassy. but no
., detonator was attached and 1t
was safely r emoved, Secret
nc8fervice officials said.
-.~· The explosive was m a metal
i.•elrnister. No one h as claimed
•1 rresponsibility (o r the Sunday
~ilicident, said spokesman Joseph
!.: Petro.
LONDON (AP) Gold pr1c<·~
droppt>d by up to $11 an uunt·<· 111
l'arly European trading today,
retreating from a seven-month
peak lete Friday. The dollar hl•ld
steady against most maJ1ir
r•urrencies.
Gold opened in Zurich at
$377.625 an ounce. sharply down
from F'nday's close of $388.50 In
London, the precious metal
open~d at $378.625 an ounce,
falling back from $384.75 Fnday
Bullion prices edged higher in
later deals. with the metal
trading in the $379-$380 an
ounce range.
Clouds to
London's f1vt• maJOr gold
dc•Jlt·rs f1x<'Cl thl'tr ret:ommended
mid morning bullwn pn<.·e al :s:rn 1 i5. down from the• p,rev1ous
11x .. r :s:rnn :io
G<Jld ~oart'd $:HI an ounc(•
Frid.iv 111 Europt· boostl'd by
"or11<·-. ov<·r thl• monetar v
1mp..i1 t of M<·x1cc)~ finant·1al
It ouhll·-. and falling tntl·rest
rah~,
In Tok vo. meanwhile, tht-
doll,11 d1·1:l1m·d for the· fourth
... u J1gh1 trading day lO dose at
:!;,:, 40 y<·n eom p;:irC'd with 255 80
'1•n on Fr 1dJ~
• reina1n ~\~ ,.,~=« The Forecast For 8 a.rn. EDT Snowt:::]
;~·10
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I• SCoastal
Lale night tnrough mid-
~ornlng low cloud• near the
• Jll>aSt otllerwlM letr wllh variable
ltlgh cloud• In the allernoona ii! ~igh1 from m1d-701 at the
'l .beachu 10 ml d -901 Inland
~vernlghl Iowa 65 t o 70
: !Hunllngt()l)."'-1>or1 ., .. ranotng ~ a '°"' of 67 10 • hlQh of "15 Elaewhere. lrom P\.'lnl
.,5'.:oncepllon to the Mexican .. -ooro. and out 60 mil•. Smalt
; :.Craft acM1ory for outer w11er1
-l'ritll nort'-1 wind• of t5 10 25 """°'* ar'll oombtned -of 3 10 5 f"t through tontghl. Locally -tight vwfeble wind• turning _, to eout"-t 10 to 20 knof9 1hl1
afternoon and evening
Southwest 1weti. 01 t 10 3 feet
Night and morning log and tow
clouds over outer wate11
e11tending to Inner watets
U.S. sununary
Showers and thunderstorm•
dampened areas lrom the
Rocklel 10 the central Plain• end
Into the tower Ore11 laket end
P41fV11Y1Yanl1 eatly loday some ltolated 1110wera drifted
ovw Florlda and lhe Caroffnas
Moatly clear skle1 covered
.,. ... from Iha IOl.llhern Plllln• to
the central Gull Coast and In lhe
Pacific North-I
Sclltered 1how1ra and
1hunderllorm1 Sunday touched
.,.... from the Tennes-Rtwr
Vtllley through the IOWIH' Great
L l k•• and t he mlddla and
n orthern A llantlc 11a1e1
Scall•ed thunderllorms IW90t
-from MIMourl to Florida
Sklea -• pllflly clOudy oYIH' the north-eentral MCtlOtl OI Iha
n ation and mo1lly aunny .........
Temparatura1 betore dawn
ranged trom 46 al Marquetle.
Mlctl., to 91 Phoenix
California
the Nallonal WNther Set'vlce
H)ll Sout hern Calllornla'1
wea lher t hould be cloudy
Tueaday wtth lto1a1ec1 allet'noon
end ..-nlng thundllt'lhowera In
mountain• and duerl1 and
poeelbla 1trong, guaty wtnd1
Hight will range from \flt l'llld
80• In LOI Angel••, to 100 In °""' ve11ey, from eo to to 1n mounUlrt .,..., lrom ff to 1G:l ~
northern ~· to 112 In IN iow· ~
<>-night ioM 1te l0tec4ltl In
the 1111'1 IOt In ctownlown Loa
~ to • OC*Cll low renoing from • to 10, from H to rite IOI
In "'°""' ..... Md "°"' Ille upper eo.to-.10e1n ... ....._ ..... ""',.,.,,. eo,....-. to lfll MlllliC8n llorder CM ~ llOflt vetlebte wind• durlflf tlle
r '
night and morning hours.
becoming west 10 southwesterly
at 8 to 1"8 knots during ttto
1flernoon with a t-lo-3.toot
southwest swell
Northwett winds could reach
25 knots with a combined
3-to-5-1001 sea tnd swell larthet
lhan 60 m11et1 offshore lrom San Ntcotas laland
T e mperatures
Albany
Atbuque
Amarouo
At"8\11lle
Allanta
Ausun
Baltimore
B•lhnos
Blrm1nghm
Bismarck
Boise Boat on
Brownsvlle
Bull11lo
Burlington Casper
Cnerllln SC
Cher111n WV
Cherllte NC
Clleyenne
Chicao<>
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Clmb11 SC
COiumbus
Oel-Ft Wth Oay1on
Denver
12-. MOlnw
Detroit
Oulvlh
El P1so
F11go
F'-gslltt
GrNt Fallt
Heriford
Helena
Honolulu
Hou11on
lndnaoltt . Jacltan MS
Jacltsnvtle
Kana City
Knoxville
LH VagH
Llllle Roell Loulavllle
Lubbocll
Mamphll
Miami
Mllwauk"
Mpta.Sl.P
NAT~
HI
68
89
93
17
67
96
73
90
88
81
94
70
95
65
70 !11
88
82
79
79
76
76 71
88 76
99 76 8A
8A ee
74
96
77 63
69
72
60
87
94
-7
91
93
91
86
100
92
61
02
89
llO
76
81
Lo
57
69
67
55 67
75
63
57
~ 54
56
58
78
57
58 54
78
59
55
55
64
67
62
68
62
76
63
59
65
63
58
70
56
58 46
57 so
75'
80
65 72
74
87
65
83 77
70
74
79
62 so
80
Tuesday Auriusf ? J
•Low Temper,1t11rc.,,
.
Front~ ......
Nasnvoll~ II~
New Orleans 93
Ney,. York 7J
Nor1ollt 78
No Platte q,
Okla City 98
Omaha 83 Orlando <IO
Phlladph1a 13
Phoeni. 1oq
Pittsburgh 75
Piiand. Me 65 Piiand. Ore 90
Providence 69
Raleigh 83
Rapid C11y 7'1
Reno 101
Richmond 79
Salt Lake 97
San AntonlO 95
Sealtle 79
Shreveporl 93 Sioux Falla 83 SI LOUIS 65
St P-Tampa 85
St Ste Marie 69 Spoltane 90
Syracuse 60 TQ9ell1 95
Tucson 100
Tui.a 100
Washlngtn 76 Wi<:hlla t01
CALN'UIVflA
Ba1<etsli.td 106
Blylne 109 Eurak1 83 Freano 101
Lancaaler 99
Loa Angelet 86
MOtllefay 64 Needlel 107
Peto Roblee 107
Red Bluff 108
Redwood City
Secramen10
79
97
Salln11 ea
-
66 74
64
70 r,·
70
6(,
7S
61
86
60
53
60
59
69
54 63
66
89
74
58
75
56
73
80 .,
57
80
68
71
79
66
1 t
81
71
80
89
69 72
60 66
40
SURF RIPORT
..... ..... ,,,.. .. ~ ..... Dlf.
4 1 1 3 WW • 15 ' 2 IW 4 15 1 3 tw .. ,, 1 3 ....
....
Sa11 D•f'go
<;11n Frenc1sco
Sonia Barbara
Stockton
Thermal
Bar!IOw
B•q ~er
Cotahne
Long Beaatl
Monrovia
Mt Wiison
OntBllO Pnlm Sp•inga
Ext ende d
weathe r
81 7 t
~ 54
78 !>8
105 65
112
102 83
78 50
74 65
82 69
98 67
86 70
96 72 , 12 87
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
COASTAL ANO M OUNTAIN
AREAS Fog and low clouds
moslly night-llma through mld-
mom1ng1 114ar coast Olherwlse
lair and a hltle cooler H1gha
coastal 1reas rang1no from lhe
m1d -70s at Illa beaches 10
m1d-901 warmer tnllnd areas
Lowa 60 to 70 Fair 1n Ille
mountain ar ... with highs lrom
lhe 80t to DOI Lows In Ille 60I
mog
Where to call (loll lrM) lor
lllNI amog Information·
Orange County (600) 445-3&26
LOI AngelH County: 1•001
242·4022
Rlwrlkle and San knardlno QC>Untlea: (600) 367-4710
AOMD l!plaode C9nter· (800)
242-4&ee
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Reagan expandc'CI th<• <•mbargo to
111L·ludt• foreign t·ompan11·s
manufacturing 1·qu1pml'nt or
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dt•sp1u• thl• strong oppos1t1on of
Mo~ll'm and ll'fllst k·ad1·rs. was
111 his t'ommand post nl·ar thl'
&·irut p o r t
Gorilla death
a poisoning?
DF:NVER (API Thl' dl•ath
of 14-yl'ar-old Thomas thl'
gorilla, onl'.' of thL• Denver Zoo's
~tar attrac:l1<'ns . 1s being
1nvest1gated as a possible
poi~rnng. officials say.
"A very strange event c-a~d
this because he was a Vl'rv
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Dr H1cha rd Cambrt• '>Jld
Sunday
BIRTJIDA Y -Gen e K elly
turm•d 70 today and says he's
hung up his dancing shoes for
good "l'm going lo spend all
my time· Ix-hind thC' camera
and not in front of o ne." he
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Exclu sive mid-w e ight s uits
1 for the Brooksgate man
Here is an excellent suiting for the young
executive who seeks an all-worsted he can
wear almost year-round. It's tailored o n o ur
trim 2-button Brooksgate model, and is an
excellent value considering the quality and
versatility. Navy or grey solids or with pin
stripes. Coat, vest and trousers. $250
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HIGH FLIER -With the setting sun in the
background, hang glider pilot Richard LaPorte
soars more than 2,900 feet above the ground
during a late evenin g ride off Mount
Al' W!Npfloto
Kearsarge near Wa rner, N.H . According to
LaPorte, hang glider pi.lots find late evening
thennals among the best for extended flights.
Witnesses to robbery-murder
receive reward f rorn Arco
LOS ANGEL~ (AP) -The
Atlantic Richfield Co. has
divided a $50,000 reward -the
largest ever given by an oil
company -among four
witnesses who were crucial to the
conviction of two men accused of
a 1980 r obbery-murder at an
Arco convenience store in F.agle
Rock.
None of the reward recipients
showed up when company
offidals and the protteCUtor who
handled the case Jtathered at the
90ene of the tragic crime, Arco's
AMPM Mini Market.
Company offtciala say' some of
the witnesses eith er feared
further exposure to the public or
were simply unavailable.
One of the witnesses is a young
woman who called police when
she saw Adam Mirand a and
Arnold Gonzales, both now 22,
leaving the store the night of the
robbery. Store clerk Gary Black.
33, was shot to death in the
robbery and Black's co-worker,
Kelly Chandler, was seriously
wounded.
The two years after the
murder have been "absolutely
hell" for the woman. She was
singled out by neighborhood
youths as a "snitch" and a "rat"
said Deputy District Attorney
Curtis A. Hazell.
The witness was repeatedly
threatened by ttie toughs, who
cruised by her home and even
plotted her murder, Hazell said.
Assisted by the $25,000 she
received from Arco, the young
woman has left her old
neighborhood. Fearing for her
life, she had attempted a move
once before but was forced to
return after she was unable to
support herself and her child.
Although the robbery and the
murder were recorded by
a videotape camera and
microphone in the store, Hazell
said the woman's testimony was
key to identifying Miranda, with
whom she went to junior high
school. MiYanda's face was
partially hidden from the camera
by a hat.
"What she did was incredibly
courageous," said Hazell, noting
that st';e came forward as a
witness before a reward was
mentioned.
Chandler. the store clerk who
survived the shooting, was given
$10,000 by Arco. Hazell said
Chandler will soon undergo
surgery for the third time as a
result of the shooting. Chandler
has suffered "severe mental
distress" and also has moved
from the area, he said.
An unidentified police
infonnant who saw Miranda at a
neighborhood bowling alley also
was awarded $10,000 by Arco.
Miranda was reportedly
dreaming up a scheme to leave
the country. It was the tip that
led to Miranda's arrest.
Disease outbreak kills five
Encephalitis strikes 16 people in lour states
ATLANTA (AP) -
Encephalitis spread by this
summer's heavy infestation of
mosquitoes has stricken at least
16 people in four states, resulting
in five deaths, the national
Centers for Disease Control
reports.
In addition, hundreds of horses
and thousands of birds have been
killed by the di9eue. mainly in
the Southeast.
Two fomlll of the brain disease
-Eastern equine encephalitis
and California encephalitis -
have been reported i.n people in
Georgia, Florida, New York and
Wisconsin, the CDC said
Thursday in its Morbidity and
Mortality Weekly Report.
The outbreak has led to the
death of three people in New
York. one in Georgia and one in
Florida.
Large swarms of mosquitoes
spawned by heavy summer rains
are spreading the disease, said
Dr. David Bedell. a veterinarian
with the Georgia Cooperative
Extension Service.
Encephalitis, an inflammation
of the brain and spinal cord, is
carried by birds and transmitted
to horses and humans by
mosquitoes.
"It's a pitiful disease," said Dr.
Harold Kjar, a veterinarian with
the Auburn University Extension
Service in Alabama. Infected
hor11es "stagger, go blind and
wander around," he said.
"There is no specific treatment.
no drug, ao that once a patient
has acquired it the only thing you
can do is provide general nuning
and supportive care," said Dr.
Thomas Monath. director of the
CDC's vector-borne viral di8eues
division.
Eastern equine encephalitis
has resulted in the deaths of at
least 70 hones in Georgi.a this
year. Caged quail and pheasants
on six Georgia farms have died.
About 150 horse cases have
been reported in Florida,
compared to eight cases last year.
Other state s reporting
mosquito-borne encephalitis in
anirnalB, but not humans, include
Alabama, Arizona, California,
Colorado, Texas, Maryland,
North Dakota and South
Carolina, health officials said.
St. Louis encephalitis has been
reported i.n young wild ·birds in
Kentucky, MiMissippi, Ohio and
Tennessee, the CDC said.
ln July, Eastern encephalitis
struck two south Georgia
residents, a Lowndes County
woman in her 40s who died from
the disease and a 2~-year-old
Brantley County boy who
recovered.
Five Georgia children. aged 3
months to 10 years. suffe red
California encephalitis, the CDC
said.
ln Orlando, Fla., a 75-year-old
man died from the disease in
June, the CDC said.
New York hall reported seven
cases of California encephalitis.
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Reagan denies sw·~ch
Move for tax hike 'no reversal of po~ic't_'
WASH I NC T 0 N (AP) 1118 ANA[JB s been led to believe, he aaya. Supply-alders have been I Reagan alao defenda h ta
abandoning the White House all support of the tax bill by notln8
year, but the lat.est deeeruon Is that the three-year, 25 percent
special. It occurred In the Oval reduce de ficits over the nei<t cut in Individual tax rates he-Offioe. fought for remainB in force, by
Ronald Reagan has taken otr three years. lr\81.stlng that only 20 percent of
his new supply-side mantle, Reagan, for his part, denies the increaae repre1ent.a new tax.es that he hall changed course, but which puts tax cuts above all he may be the only one that -the rest he c.al.11 "tax reform"
e l se, and donned the old-rea1ly believes that. "There iB not -and by claiming it wu the
fashioned Republican coat o f any flip-flop on this at all," he price Congress demanded for
orthodox economics, which puts further spending cuts.
reduced budget deficits above tax told reporters in the midst of his Last January, Reagan wu
cuts. personal lobbying carnpai~ on arguing a different cue. "I will Th t 1 . h behalf of the tax increa.ae. ' . . it k balance .... a exp ams w y one year absolutely does not represent any not u you to try to u•e
after leading the charge for the reversal of policy or phUoeophy," budget on the backs of the lar~est tax cut in history, Reagan he said in his televised address to American taxpayers," he told a
ha to lead the messy fight the nation a week ago. pint session of Conpe. in his within his own party for a tax State of the Union Memage. "l
increase that many are labeling The president says he's still a will seek no tax increues this
the biggest in history. supply-sider in that he believes year and have no intention of
The president's conversion tax cuts wiU give people more retreating from our basic
came about, aides say, because incentives to work, save and program of tax relief."
the supply-side apostles failed to invest. That, in turn, will trigger In that speech, Reagan
deliver on their promise that tax a lasting economic recovery, predic ted the budget deficit
cuts would be a certain short-cut whic h will bring in more would be under $100 billion in
to prospe rity and bala nced revenues to the government and 1982 and on the decline in future
budge(s. Instead of seeing the eventually produce a balanced years. Now, the administration
budget deficits shrink, Reagan budget. It's just that the cure will sees the deficit starting at $109
saw the deficits grow to levels not com e as quic kly or as billion in 1982 and growing in
that were unimaginable only a painlessly as people may have later years.
few years ago.
A Wnite House budget official
said the president, an instinctive
optimist about the future, clung
as long as h e could lo the
supply-side theory. But by
spring, with the recession
lingering, interest rates still high
and the 1983 budget deficit
approaching $150 billion, Reagan
concluded "that the supply-side
miracle would never come," said
the official, who did not want his
name used.
Moreover, the president was
feeling increased pressure from
traditional fiscal conservatives
within his own party and his
allies in the business community
to support the $98 billion tax bill
Senate Republican11 drafted to
Court block -won't
transmission line
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
The California Supreme Court
has refused to block construction
of an electric transmission line
from Arizona to San Diego
County.
The Community Energy
Action Network and four
individuals had asked the court
to review and overturn the state
Public Utilities Commission's
approval of the San Diego Gas
and Electric Co. project. The
request also asked the court to
require the PUC to comply with
the California Environmental
Quality Act.
The $300 million project cal.IB
for a double circuit 230 kilovolt
line from Mission Gap to Miguel
substation and a single circuit 500
kilovolt line on to the Palo .
Verde nuclear plant near
Phoenix in Arizona.
The utility applied for
approval of the line in April
1980.
The PUC staU and federal
Bureau of Land Management
joi ntl y prepared an
environmental impact
statement as required by state
and federal laws.
Alter hearings, a final report
was issued Oct. 2, 1981, and the
PUC approved the line Dec. 1. In
Marc h , it made minor
modifications in its order.
Community Energy's petition
claimed the PUC violated the
California law because its
decision was based on an
inadequate environmental report.
Community Energy is a
1,500-member group formed to
"promote public awa reness of
and involvement in the world's
future energy alternatives in the
San Diego area in particular."
It said the PUC:
-Failed to consider major
strategic alternatives such as
utility alternative routes or uae of
transmission systems operated or
proposed by other companies.
Al' Wlrephoto
FILES LAWSUIT -An Oakland woman, Linda Akulian, 38,
right, has filed a $100,000 lawsuit against American Express
Co., allP.ging discrimination. With her is attorney Harry M.
Snyder of Consumers Union which ioined in the suit.
Akulian applied for a "gold" credit c8rd last spring and was
denied. She alleges women are treated differently and the
company ignores community property in evaluating
applications.
-Didn't ex.amine other routes
which would not pass through
the Yuma area, would run along
the Mexican side of the border or
would involve other utilities in
California, the Southwest and·
Mexico.
-Failed to consider
adequately cumulative effects
of the project and the alternative
of col'l9ervation.
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Orungo CoHI DAIL V PILOT /Monday, Auguat 23, 1G82
By PAT HOROWITZ or .. .,..., ,.... ,..,.
DEAR READERS: Aua 'J.7 llf commt1nt
deadline on a Federal R~rve Boord (FRB)
propoeal to change the way it deals with
eeller'a polnta ln truth ln lending diadosures.
Current rules adopted last year cfo not Include
seller's point• In the finance charge and
annual percentage rate that must be diacloeed
in credit transactions.
Since the truth In lending revision went
into e ffect, many financial arrangements have
been developed for offering consumers
financing at rates below the high prevailing
market rates. Following are two types of
increasingly common arrangements:
-Seller buydowns In which a home seller
pays an amount to a lende11 to secure for the
buyer of the property a below-market
financing rate for the first few years of a
long-term mortgage.
-Zero percent mortgage rate in which
the seller makes a payment to a lender to
induce the lender to offer to finance a
property without a stated interest rate. This
usually requlres a large down payment by the
buyer and payment in full in a relatively short
time.
In either case the seller must either
reduce what he or she is prepared to accept for
the property or increase the price of the
property to compensate for offering these
financing terms. When the cost of the
property is increased in this way, the true
financing cost and annuaJ percentage rate are
not reflected, thus hindering the buyer's
ability to compare the actual purchase price
and financing costs of different properties.
FRB is proposing two alternative methods
for dealing with this problem. Both apply to
disclosures given for loans to buy homee or
other property where reduced rate financing
is involved and would apply to sellers who
advertise a rate of interest and use this type of
financing.
For more information and a copy of the
proposal; write or call Clarencf'. B. Ca.in,
Division of Consumer and Commuruty AffaJ.CS,
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
System. Washington, D.C. 20551 (phone: (202)
452-2412).
Tire grading change
DEAR READERS: Aug. 26 is comment
deadline on a National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration (NHTSA) proposal to
suspend the treadwear grading requirements
of its Uniform Tire Quality Grading
Standards. NHTSA claims that treadwear test
results are unreliable and some tire
manufacturers say the testing method makes
it impossible to obtain accurate' treadwear
results. However, Uniroyal Tire Co. supports
the present system and says that variations in
treadwear results can be corrected by
retesting tires and believes the test results are
:n.aWIUcally IOUnd.
The tlre grading •y11u.>m hat been In effect
for three years. lt la Intended to help
consumers buy the beat tire for their money. It
grades tiretl according to trc'6dwear. traction
and temperature reelal.ll\Ce.
NHTSA plana to do more testing to flnd
the rea1on tor treadwear te1t variability,
noting. "Until au.ch teeting ia <.'Omplttted, t.he
agency haa tentatively concl uded that
requiring manufacturers to continue costly
testing and grading cannot be justified." The
agency is not proposing any changes in the
traction and temperature reslatance grading
systema.
Details of the proposal are on page 30084
of the July 12 "Federal Register." Comments
may be sent to Docket N'o. 25, Notice 47,
Docket Section, NHTSA, Washington, D.C.
20590.
Wants to sell silver
DEAR PAT: I bave 1ome expeo1ive
silver and art object• wbicb I woo.Id Uke to
sell. I've contacted people wbo deal lD 1llver
and bave been told tbat my 1llver 11 too
expensive for tbem to bandit as tbey don't
have that k.lnd of cUentele. It was 11111ested
tbat I take the1e tbl.ng1 to someone who deals
in such ltem1, but tbey couldn't suggest
anyone. Can you?
T.A., Newport Beach
A YS suggests having these items
appraised before arranging for their sale.
Then, you may want to contact some of the
antique dealers in the Yellow Pages telephone
directory who specialize in silver. If they can't
help you, there's a good chance they can
recommend someone who can.
Circus (ans unite
DEAR PAT: II there any club for devoted
circus fans? My 100, now a teen-ager, bas
attended ever y cir c us performance t n
Soutberu California 1lnce be was a youngster.
I II.now he'd enjoy contact wilb other circus
entbusiast1.
L.P., Fountain Valley
Your son can join 2,400 circus fanciers by
writing to the Circus Fans Association of
America, P .O. Box 69, 4 Center Drive, Camp
Hill. Pa. 17100. This group was started in
1926. ''---
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"Got a probJi>.11? Then write to Pat'
Horowitz. PJJt will cut red tape, • l getting the answers and action you
need to solve inequities i·n
,... • government and business. Mail
I ~ your questions to Pat Horowitz, At
Your Service, Orange Coast Daily Pilot, P.O. Box
1560, Costa Mesa: CA 92626. As many letters as
possible will be answered, but phone inquiries or
letters not iI1duding the reader's full name,
address and business hours' phone number
.cannot be considered.
Elvis look-alikes fa ding
Public not interested in Presley impersonation acts anymore
NASHVILLE, Tenn (AP>
Impersonators who capitalized
on the memory of Elvis Presley
after his 1977 death have faded
from the spotlight -now as
out-or-tune with public taste as
an old guitar.
··Everywhere you went, guys
were doing Elvis and there were
more bad lhan good," s ays Bill
Hane y , 41 , a Presley
impersonator from 1972 to 1979.
"We'd go to a town where a guy
two weeks before had done a bad
s how.
••Most of the acts burned
themselves out," he says. "I
could see it coming ·'
For several years after
Presley·s death , dozens of
imitators made the rounds or
Las Vegas stages. smoky
nightclubs and high school
gymnasiums.
Now reduced to a persevering
few, the impersonators say lhe
public tired because there were
too many Presley mimics and
some of the acts gave the rest a
bad name.
INSPIRATION -Elvis Pre-
s l ey's ph e no m e na l fa m e
s parked a host of 1m1la to rs
afte r h is death.
CHANGED -D e nnis Wise .
27, had plastic s urgery to
ma k e h im look m o re lik e
Elvis.
H aney , who hails from
Marion , Ark., not far fro.m
Presley's home in Memphis.
now has his own band
"I got ready to be me and not
someone else," he says. "It was
fun while it was there, but I was
ready to change.··
Dennis Wise of Joplin, Mo.,
who had plastic surgery in 1978
in a highly publicized "Elvis
Presley makeover," estimates
there are only a handful of
tour ing Presley impersonators
now. down from several hundred
a couple of years ago.
"There have been a lot of poor
acts.'· said Wise, 27 . "They
didn't have good costumes or
they couldn't sing."
Wise says he has no regrets
about his surgery and will keep
doing his Presley act as long as
there is demand ror it.
befo re Presley died -unlike
mosl of the others, who chased
the quick dollars only after
Presley's death. He's s till doing
a Pre s ley act . but is
concentrating on a recording
career and has a record out
titled "What's Gonna Happen lo
Your Memory'" unde r the name
"Wade."
Elvis Wade of Lebanon. Tenn.,
began doing a Presley
impersonation almos t 10 years
''I'm trying to get away from
It (the Presley impersonation>."
s aid Wade.
Health care field busy
By JOYCE L. KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: I am 1.nterested In
tnbaial a year or 10 for a line of
worll daat 11 1ecare even wben times
are bad. I woaldn't mlnd worklng ln a
ltotpttal bat I don't want to be a
(Ooor) nane. What would be a 1ood
Joi. to look at'?
-M.J .C., Charlotte, N.C.
~ health care continues to grow.
oblivloua to the economy's ups and
downs, ao does the demand for
surgical technologists, formerly
known u operating room technicians.
The need for hoepital cost savings
haa nudged surgjcal technologiat.1 Into
perfonninl tMlm that In the put, only
operatini nW'llft could do.
Under the direct 1upervl1ion of
re1l1tered nurse1, 1urgical
ttthnolofliat• aa1l1t 1ur1eon1 and ~Oloptl before, during and
after surgery. They bring equipment,
CARI la
fluids and sterile llnena into the
ope. rating room. They ahave and
disinfect akin where surgeons will cut.
In surgery, they paaa lnatrumenta to
surgeons, cut sutures, apply dressinp,
count apongea and needles and
operate lights and auction rn.achines.
They help transfer poat·operatlve
patienta to the rec0very room and
prepare the operating room for the
next patient.
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accredited programa, court8y of the
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NOT AGAIN? -Andy Garcia, 7. of Indio finds
it difficult to believe that his sununer vacation
is almost over. School buses stored at a yard
near his home serve as a ~im reminder.
Zoning restrictions eased
Santa Ana Heights con struction to benefit
It may be easier lo wsn
approval for construction of new
residential units in aircraft
noise-impacted Santa Ana
Heigh~ as a result of action this
week by the Orange County
Planning Commission.
The commission, in a 4 to 1
vote, refused to extend zoning
policies tha t have requ ir e d
commiss i o n appr o val o f
applications for new construction
or remodeling m nosse impacted
areas of the unincorporate d
community south of John Wayne
Airport.
units }Vere submitted while the
specia1 zoning policies were m
e ffect. And all remode ling
applications submitted to the
planning commissio n w e r e
approved. be said.
Adler said he does not expect a
flo o d o f d eve l o pm e nt
applications when the zoni n~
policies expire. One reason iB that
there are fewer than s ix
residentially wned vacant lots of
various sizes remaining m the
area, he said.
"l just d"n't think there's a lot
o( desire to build in that area
right now," he said.
Meanwhile. Adler said work is
continuing on creatio n o f a
"community plan" that would
guide future develo pment in
Santa Ana Heights.
Work on the plan began in
early 1981 but was halted after
an Orange County Superior
Court judge overturned the
county's proposed master plan
(or future development of John
Wayne Airport and a companion
document spelling out ways jet
noise in the Heights would be
reduced.
Subsequent legal opinion said
the planning effort could resume
witho ut violating the judge's
order
Any plan, according to county
o ff1 c1als, 1s geared toward
elsmmaung future residential
construction within the high
noise area immediately south of
the airport's runways
Effective Sept. 24 , property
vwners will need only staff-level
approval for any n e w
construc tion o r remod e ling
projects, explained Ric hard
Adler, a planner in the county
Environmental Management
Agency.
Many Heights residents had Formaldehyde limit sought
complained that the zoning
policies placed in effect last year
amo unt e d t o a virtual
moratorium on new residential
construction.
Adler, however, disputed that
c ontenti o n . H e sa id n o
applications for new residential
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petition s e eking l imits on
formaldehyde in pressed wood
produc ts such as kitchen
cabinets. particleboard furniture,
subflooring and plywood.
The petition to ban or limit the
products was filed by the
Consumer Federation of America
which charged that, as more
people insulate and tight.en their
homes to save on energy costs,
American homes are becoming
chambers filled with toxic gases.
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Soviet navy leading American
Jane's Fighting Ships shows U. . nuclear ub outnumbered
LONDON (AP) -The Soviet ruwy has the
lead over the American fleet ln many areaa, the
editor of the authoritative Jane'• Fight.int Ships
saya ln the 1982-83 edition.
Retired Capt. John Moorti, while praising
President Reagan tor bulldlng up the U.S. fleet.
said In a foreword to the new edition that the
Sovieta commiuloned two 1ubmarlnca for every
American aub durlns 1981 and 1982. The edition
was released this monlh.
"The future may well hold even more
impresalve classes of submarine with Improved
annament In lhe Soviet fleet," he sajd, reporting
evidence of new fonna of propulsion such as high
capacity batteries, unconventional fuels and the
use of cryogenics In fuel cell propulsion.
About half of the 367 Soviet submarines are
nuclear-powered. Of 128 American subs, only six
are non-nuclear powered, he said.
"In a period of rising tension, the deployment
abroad of even 50 percent of Soviet nuclear-attack
submarines could have a disturbing effect on
international decision-making," Moore said.
He also said Britain's 74-day conflict with
Argentina, to recover the Falkland Islands
stretched the Royal Navy to the limit.
"Time was on Britain's side -1t may not be
next time," Moore said.
"The excellent and speedy arrangements for
the dispatch of the Falkland Islands' task force
should not be allowed to obscure the fact that this
was an operation targeted against a small navy with
four submarines, an effective air force and with the
prospect of a comparatively small-scale amphibious
landing at the end." Moore wrote.
"Had tht• U S .S R ch<>l4m to lntcrpoee a very
few nuclear aubmarlne1, a.s they might be expectt-d
to do ln lhe Calk' of what they choet' to claalfy aa a
'war of national liberation,' th~ problems of lhc t.aak
force commander would have been greatly
increased," he said
Social Security
$14 billion short ?
WASHINGTON (AP) -The director of the
Congressional Budget Otflce predicts the Social
Security system will need $14 billion In new
revenues to stay financially afloat through 1985.
But Alan Greenspan, chatrman of the National
Commission on Soc1a1 Security Reform, said that
figure may be low. He made his comments aft.er
budget office di.rector Alice Rivlin testified in front
of lhe panel.
She projected Social Security will need $11
billion ln fiscal year 1984 plus $3 billion in 1985 to
maintain a minimum balance in lhe system's trust
funds. And she complained that this level would
keep the system close to the edge. ·
''It doesn't seem to me to be enough to be
comfortable," she said. Greenspan agreed wilh her
conclusions but said her economic assumptions
might be too optimistic. "Instead of thinking we can
solve it with $14 billion, we probably oujlht to
assume we wiU need a larger number than that,'' he
said.
Greenspan said the system as structured is
subject to economic swings. "The system itself is too
sensitive to changes in economic forecasts," he said.
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INTERMISSION -Paul Fickas, 13, joins his
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Only o n e log ical site
for ,.new jail facility
The tl.sne has come for Orange
County government to settle if:S
meandering about and shuffling of
proposals and sit down to select
the only logical site for additional
county jail facilities.
That site is on the property of
the James Musick Honor Farm at
El Toro.
The Musick property is in the
southern sector of the county
where future population growth is
certain to occur.
Probably one of the most
significant factors favoring the sjte
is that Orange County government
already owns the land .
Considerable taxpayer money
would be saved by utilizing
property at hand . And that
property already is used for the
purpose of housing low-risk
prisoners.
Everywhere the county study
committee seeking a jail site has
gone, it has run into solid
opposition from commercial .or
r esidential interests and,
sometimes, opposition from
government agencies themselves.
Irvine was a case in point.
Even when the committee
journeyed inland up into the
boonies of upper Anaheim, there
was an outpouring of community
opposition, including resolutions
from a couple of city councils and
even a flood control jurisdiction.
Some authorities have
suggested that county government
I
should simply tack on an addition
to the present county jail within
the Civic Center complex in
downtown Santa Ana.
We have never been heavily
supportive of the redevelopment
of downtown Santa Ana by
utilizing countywide taxpayers'
funds to build a Civic Center
complex whi.ch was in part seen as
a pump-primer to start a
rebuilding program in aging
downtown Santa Ana.
Regardless of the taxpayer
implications here, the Civic
Center deV'elopment has been only
a partial success in getting
downtown Santa Ana going again.
The present county jail within the
Civic Center is surrounded by
many other structures and in its
c urrent configuration isn't
overwhelming.
Arld another giant jail
building, however, and th e county
lockup will begin to take on the
proportions of a state prison. It
will not help Santa Ana, either
socially, economically or in the
city's efforts to upgrade its
downtown area.
Santa Ana doesn't need
another jail.
Logic and economy clearly
point toward the relatively remote
and southerly oriented Musick
site.
The Board of Supervisors
should move forthwith for the
Musick property selection.
Recession hits honJe
By itself, the news that
Newport Beach-based AirCal
asked 2,000 employees to take a 12
percent pay cut was a shocker.
But with an announcement
the same day that the Newport
Beach-based Irvine Company laid
of f roughly 5 percent of its work
· force, the implication was clear.
The Orange Coast, supposedly
the last bastion from the recession,
is ben\g affected· just as other
sections of the nation have been.
And there are indications that
some other major employers in the
area may have to take similar
steps.
When and where will the
other shoe drop?
It is distressing, of course, to
see employees have to be let go by
the Irvine Company, plus the 104 ,tust announced by AirCal, plus
thousands by other companies m
this area. These are not statistics.
These are people . Many have
families and for most it is a
traumatic experience.
And yet it is a sign of the
times, a warning that even our
affluent Orange Coast cannot
escape.
True, we don't have the 14.3
percent unemployment of a
Michigan or the 13.9 per.cent
jobless of an Alabama.
But this does not make it
easier for those who find
themselves suddenly without a job
or with a smaller paycheck.
We can only hope that the
falling interest rates of the past
week might presage even a small
economic turnaround before too
long to benefit those out of work
here and across the land.
Love helps cool discord
In the past two years, starry-
eyed lovers marching to the altar
have, inadvertently, raised the
imposing sum of $1.7 million for
programs designed to prevent
domestic violence in the state.
That's because the marriage
license fee had been increased
from $10 t.o $18 under a bill passed
by the state Legislature, with the
additional $8 earmarked for
counseling and other programs
aimed at rescuing marriages
headed for the rocks and patching
up battered spouses.
Impressed by the success of
this fund~raising effort, Sen.
Robert Presley, author of the bill,
this year proposed adding still
another $5 to the marriage license
fee, raising the· tab to $23. The
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new measure, passed by the
lawmakers and signed by Gov.
Brown, is expected to raise
another $1 million for the war on
domestic violence.
The fee may seem rather
steep to oldtimers who remember
when it only cost two bucks for a
legal launching on the sea of
matrimony -plus, of course, a
modest token of appreciation for
the minister or judge who
officiated at the rites.
But, considering inflation and
the soaring divorce rate, the new
fee probably is justified. And we
sincerely hope that not too many
of those who contribute to this
good cause will have occasion to
use its services when the first
flush .of romance fades.
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L .M. Boyd/ Covered bri dges
Argument continues over why the
~ly builders covered bridges. To
t.ect the timbeni from the weather'?
o keep the horses from shying over
water? To pre vent wheeltrack
surfaces from tdng up in winter?
\'urs ago I asked the question
butloud, as it were. and drew positive
repUes, all dlfferi!nt, none conclusive,
lrorn many quarten.
Most common nickname among
funeral directors la "Digger."
Con1umer view of international • ' finance: "What do I ca.re lf the dollar
'lets stronaer against the pound .
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sterling when it keeps getting weaker
against the pound sirloin?"
Get It Right: In Navy lingo,
geedunk is any ice cream concoction,
but candy-nuts-gum is k nown as
pogle bait.
Q . Do most of the people ln ChJ.na
tead and write?
A. No, sir. only about one in nine do
50,
Q. What's the only c hemical
eletMnt named tn honor of a nation?
A. Po'°'1lwn. Marie Curle Mmed It.
She came from Poland.
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The 'full-court press' is hack
WASHINGTON -The clllempted
Nixoni.7.ation of Ronald Reagan peaked
when chief of staff James Baker's agent
at the Republican National Committee
tele phoned a freshman conservative
congressman with friendly advice about
his coming vote on the tax-increase bill.
Deputy National Chairman Rich Bond
told Republican Rep. Ray mond J .
McGrath of New York. his boyhood
friend on Long Island, that he might
well have a better chance for national
campaign funds if he did not follow his
inclination to vote aga·nst the tax bill.
That was part of what White House
aides. using one of Richard Nixon's
f avorite sports terms, ca lled a
"full-court press."
"POLITICS IS politics ," one
Republican National Committee aide told
us . ex plaining that nay-voti ng
congressmen would go to the bottom of
the list for favors. Snugly fitting that
Nixonian rule were personal attacks on
Rep. Jack Kemp, demands for personal
loyalty to the president regard.Jess of the
issues. and e ven Wh ite House
s uggestions that U.S. Chamber !Jf
Commerce staffers be fired.
The strange events of early August
~nfirmed the judgment of early 1981 by
w orried conse rva tives inside the
administration that Jim Baker is
uninterested in ideology and determined
to re move Kemp from presidential
succession. For months, Kemp has been
barred from private sessions with
Reagan and r idiculed in background
conversatlon by Baker.
Although presidential aides
long have insisted that Reagan was
vexed by old protege Kemp, the first
solid evidence that the president might
be swallowing Baker's line came at the
Aug. 5 Cabinet meeting. The presidP.nt
twice criticized Kemp by name, once for
his attacks on the Federal Reserve Board
fVllS I NOVIK
and once for his adamancy against tax
increases ("Jack Kemp just doesn't want
to comprorruse," he said, according to one
official).
That statement from a president who
is himself accused by liberals of inabilJty
to compromise suggested how far he has
moved toward Baker's accommodationist
style. It also flashed the green light for
personal assaults on Kemp by the White
House staff. "Kemp is showboating," one
official told us. "He didn't even think of
opposing this bill until he saw a chance
to promote himself." ln truth, back on
June 20 over Cable New s Network.
Kemp promised "to take a very visible
role and oppose" any tax increase.
OTHER WHITE HOUSE aides say
Baker was responsible for published
reports stigmatizing Kemp for using the
tax fight t-0 enhance his 1984 presidential
prospects (altho ugh Baker d e ni ed
responsibility for leaks when accused by
angry House members over dinner at
the Capitol Hill Club. Baker was
also fingered by businessmen as
saying President Richard Lesher and
chief economist Richard Rahn at the
U.S. Chamber be bounced because they
oppose the president.
That is the copyrighted style of Dick
Nixon, not Ron Reagan. In supposed
"arm-twisting" meetings with House
members. he is his usual good-natured
self. Al one White House session, it was
Rep. Phil Crane of Illinois, unalterably
opposed to the t.ax biJl, who took the
president to task at length for deserting
his philosophy -not Reagan hectoring
the rebellious congressman.
THE FULJ....COURT press ind'uced few
turnovers. Rather, congressmen who
until now were no great admirers of
Jack Kemp protested his treatment to
Baker. With a majority of Republican
House members not in sight for the bill,
Reagan, for the first time as president,
had to rely on mainstream Democratic
voters.
Rep. Newt Gingrich, the second-
tenner from Georgia who led the charge
against the tax increase, belit!ves this
poses far-reaching problems. "If we
allow them (the White Ho use ) to
succeed," Gingrich told us, ~"they will
begin to tum away from their natural
allies and turn toward their natural
opponents." Such a deviation seems
foreign to Ronald Reagan's political
compass. JUSt as does the implicit threat
to Ray McGrath.
E.T. and America's new e conomy
One way to look at everything that is
happening around us these summer days
is to imagine that the America of steel.
muscle and innovation built by Andrew
Carnegie and Henry Ford is being
replaced by an America of light, magic
and innovation being created by George
Lucas and Steven Spielberg.
Lucas and Spielberg, the n ew
industrial giants whose products range
from "Jaws" to "Star Wars'' to "E.T .,"
are sometimes compared with Walt
Disney as producers of almost irresistible
mass entertai nment. But, as the
economies of the developed world shift
from indus try to information, these
extraordinary young e ntrepreneurs are
becoming the modern counterparts of
the old giants of manufacturing.
LUCAS AND SPIELBERG, in short.
are the American empire striking back.
Like Disney. they will be responsible for
spreading the mass culture. images and
ideas of America to far villages and
camps. But, like the mass industrial
producers in the American past, the
light-and-magic men are also layin~ the
groun~ork for a new kind of econom y
The marketing of "E.T.," S pielberg's
film of the lovable little something from
outer space. 1s an example of how the
United States will -or s hould -be
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working in the future. One of the spin-
offs of the film. which is earning $3
million a day in U.S . ticket sales aJone, is
an 8-inch-high vinyl doll of the little
character.
There will actually be a half.dozen
versions of the stuffed toy. ranging in
price from $5 to $20. Six million of the
things will be marke ted by Kamar
International, a toy firm loca.ed in
Torrance. Produced under a licensing
agreement with Spielberg, the gimmick
is expected to produce total sales of $40
million by Christmas.
Some times w ords c an hurt
Queries, Quandaries and Quips.
"Dear Mr. Harris: Some lime in the
1950s. I believe, Sen. Pepper of Florida
was defeated for rf'-ekction large ly
be<.:ause of a leaflC'l that was circulated
throughout the state and turned voters
IYDfHY HARRIS
against him. Do you happen to know the
approximate contenis of that leaflet? -
J.A.R., Akron, Ohio."
It ~nt QS foUows: "Are you aware
that Claude Pepper IR known all over
Washington M a shameless extrovert?
He 18 also reliably reported to practice
nepot.lsm with hia sister-in-law, and bo
h.u a !lister who waa once a ~pfan In
Greenwich Vlllag'1. He hu • brother
Who ill a pracUclng homo saptena, and he
went to a college where the men and
women openly matriculated together. It
ii an establlflhed fact that Mr. Pepper
}>efore h_la maniagc: pr&etlced cell~.
Wene than th•t.. he hN admitted to
being a Lifelong autodidact."
''Dear Mr. Harris: A friend of mmc
insis\S that the Bible it~lf has been
C(!nsored I find this hard to believe. Is it
true? -T.F .. Fort Wayne. lnd."
The King James version was
condemned by many becaUS(' Adam and
Eve were covered with fig· leaf "aprons,"
whereas in the earlier Geneva Bible they
were wearing "breeches." Noa h
Web!lter. in his 1833 Bible, subststut<'d
"breast" for "teat" and "nourish" for "to
give suck:· and "peculiar members" for
"stones" -which itself was the Kmg
'James euphemism for "testicles."
(In 1895. a Kansas man was convicted or disseminating obK-enity through the
U.S. mails: what he had posted was 8 ltst
of literal quotations from the Bible>.) .
"Dear Mr. Harris: What is tho lxlllt
definlUon of 'education' you have• ever
.....+ieard? 1 need this badly for 3 tc;.hool
paper. -Roger B., Miami. Fla."
Abe Mat l ow, tht-humanist
psychlatriat, wrote: "Educatlon ii
learning to grow. Jc'amlng what to grow
to'Nard, JeamJng what is good and bod,
learninl what la desirable and
undttlnble, learning what to chooee and
what not to chooee:•
But the doll s will not be
manufactu r ed in California -or
anywhere else in the United States. The
phones at Kamar are answered "Home
of E.T.," but the toys are actually being
made In 30 factories in Taiwan, Korea
and the Philir:ipines.
That's the way the new world works.
Labor in those Asian countries costs only
a fraction of what it costs in Torrance.
So. except for the inevitable sales and
promotion people, "E.T .," the doll, will
provide no jobs for Americans. Or, at
most. very few jobs.
But "E.T .. " the film, the books, the
dolls. the video games -Lucas'
Indus trial Light and Magic Co. is
developing games now for Warner
Commurucations Corp. -could generate
billions of dollars over the years.
WHAT IS HAPPENING in this case,
and will in many others, is that
enormous amounts of money will be
pumped into the American economy. but
few Americans will get jobs because of
that. Only so many of us can be
employed cutting Spielberg's films, or
his hair. or his lawn.
More and more. Americans will be
selling intangibles : inn ovation,
information . pro ce ss . Mass
entertainment just happens to be a
dramatic and pleasant example of how
the future will work.
The promise for America, as other
nations yearn to know how to live and
be like us, is in our history of mass
cr eativity, including the creation of
cultural geniuses like Lucas and
Spielberg. The problem for America is
figuring out how to fairly divlde the
rewards and revenues of the new
economy in some way not related to how
many hours each man and woman bend
their backs each day.
lillllY Ill
t took another look at Jerry Brown. ~
proml8e to vote to -00 him away to
Washin gton U be prom.la .. to take
Oiantun:o and Blrd with hbn.
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•ERMA BOMBECK
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, Augull 23, 198~ A'7
Request for one Chance made too late
PEAR ANN LANDERS: My mom1ng ritual Is
to IC&!\ the front page, read Ann I..andera, and then
tum to the sporta eecllon. 1 am reluctant to bother
you, but I have misplaced my copy of the column l
have been reading to my incoming freshman claa
for many yean. I think it has been helpful. h la the
one about the teen-ager who Is present at hia own
funeral. Thank you very much. -Sincerely, PAUL
(BEAR) BRYANT
DEAR BEAR: \'our letter made my day. Here
It t1 w1tb warm regards and beat wishes for
anotber dy-namlte football season at Alabama.
OH~ DEAR GOD. GIVE ME
JUST ONE MORE CHANCE!
Agony claws my mind. I am a statistic. When l
first got here 1 felt very much alone. I was
overwhelmed with grief, and I expected to find
sympathy.
l found no sympathy. I saw only thousands of
others whose bodies were as badly mangled as
mine. I was given a number and placed in a
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By PHIL INTEALANDI of Laguna Beach
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'My lDceative.'
HOROSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Taesday, Aagut 24
ARIES (March 21 -April 19): What begins as a
cilvenion could become a profitable ent~rprise.
Focus on investments.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Go slow, lie low,
finish rather than initiate projects. Partner or mate
demands attention and additional funding.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): New start in new
direction adds to independence, provides outlet for
creative energies. Leo, Aquarius natives figure in
scenario.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Pleasure principle
is emphasized. You could fall madly in love. Focus
on change, speculation, variety and hunch that pays
dividends.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Good news is
forthcoming in relation to work procedures,
additional room and increased popularity.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Relative aids in
revising prooedures -you'll get support morally
and where money is concerned. Gemini, Sagittarius
and another Virgo play important roles.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You team more
about money, interest rates. taxes and investments.
You'll alao regain sense of direction and perceive
motives of family member.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Look beyond the
immediate; cycle is high, you'll be aware of
poten tial and in position to do something about it.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec 21): Define
terms. look behind scenes, take steps to eradicate
fears, doubta, suspicions. You're going to be at right
place at crucial moment.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Individual you
aJded ln pas\ makes reappearance, returns favor in
magnificent manner. Focus on fulfillment, desires Ulcf realiz.ation of your own worth.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emphasis on
career, ability to reach more people and chance to
take advantage of apedal producta and talents.
Aries, Libra natives figure prominently. You'll
flniah aaignment, burden will be removed.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Be ready for Cresh
opportunity, ch.anc:ie for added independence and
favorable response to recent request. Member of
opposite sex is involved, has faith ln you and will
remain during critical time. Open lines of
communication.
P01 ~Sll01S
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
I'M ALW.J«S ""~
ON YOUR SIJ>E -
NO MATTER HOW UNCL.EAR.
aT MAY SOMETIMES Bli'
WMltM SIDE YOV'Rli ON.
catesory. The c•t•aory was called "Traffic
F•t.alltiea."
· The day l dJed wu an ordinary 1ehool day.
How I wish l bad taken the bus! But l wu too cool
for the bw. I remember how l wheedled tho car out
of Mom. "Speclal favor.'' I pleaded, "All the kid.a
drive." When the 2:50 bell rani. r threw my books
In the locker. I was free untll 8:40 tomorrow
morning! I ran to the parking lot -excited at the tho~ht of driving a car and being my own boss
Ftee.
It doesn't matt.er how the accident happened. I
waa goofing off -going too fast. Taking crazy
chances. But 1 was enjoying my freedom and
having fun. The last thing I remember was passing
an old lady who eeemed to be golng awfully slow. l
heard a deafening crash and felt a terrific jolt. G~
and steel flew everywhere. My whole body seemed
to be turning inside out. I heard myself scream.
Suddenly, I awakened. It was very quiet. A
police officer was standing over me. Then I saw a
doctor. My body was mangled. I waa saturatd with
blood. Pieces of jagged glass were sticking out all
over. Strange that-I couldn't feel anything. Hey,
don't puU that sheet over my head. 1 can't be dead.
l'rn only 17. I've got 111 da~ toni1ht. I'm auppoeed to
1row up and have a wonderful life. I haven't Uvt.'CI
yet. l can't be dead.
Later I waa pi.ced In a drawer. My tolka had to
Identify rM. Why dJd they have to see me like thla?
Why did I have to look at Mom's eye. when she
faced the most terrible ordeal of her life? Dad
suddenly look~ Like an old man. He told the man In
ch9rge, "Yes -he is our ton."
The funeral was a weird experience. l saw all
my relatives and friends walk toward the casket.
They paased by, one by one, and looked a t me with
the saddest eyes I've ever seen. Some of my buddies
were crying. A few of the girls touched my hand
and sobbed as they walked away.
Please -somebody -wake me up! Get me
out of here. I can't bear to see Mom and Oad so
broken up. My grandparent& are so wracked with
grief they can bare ly walk. My brother and sister
are like zombies. They move like robota. In a daze.
Everybody. No one can believe this, and r can't
believe it, either.
Please, don't bury me! I'm not dead! I have a lot •
•
Allll LAllDEIS
of living to do! I want w laugh and run agam I
want to sing and dunc·e. Please don't put me an the
Kround. I promise if you give me just one more
chance, God, i 'U be the most careful driver in the
whole world. AJI I want is one more chanru Please,
God, I'm only 17.
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His· survival going up ID smoke
Whom should I run into in the lobby of our
towering medical building but the most fearless
adventurer of our time, Buck Ace. And I could but
shudder in horror on seeing the evidence of his
latest derring-do.
"Buck!" I cried. "Why is that cigarette dangling
from your lips?"
"Becauae," he replied with that famUiar far-
away look in his eye, "it Is there."
Now, Buck had swum the Hellespont, climbed
Annapurna in dancing pumps and arm-wrestled a
600-pound octopus in the South Suliman sea. Risk
taking was in his bloqd. But never had he
deliberately tried to kill himself and I told him so.
"The thrill ia not in killing yourself," he said,
"but ln attempting to survive. And at last I have
gone up against the ultimate challenge."
"Smoking?" I aald dubiously.
"No.'' he said. "Non-tmoke.rs."
FROM THE GLARES OF passers-by. I had
some inkling of the dangerous course on which he
had embarked. I asked him to tell me more.
"I knew thia would be the most exhilarating
experience of my life.'' he said, leaning against a
pillar and crossing one jodhpur over the other. "So
I have spent months training for this very
moment."
"How did you begin?" I asked .
"In the park.'' he said. "For six weeks, I would
AIT HOPPE
THE INNOCENT BYSTANDER
go out daily to an open glade and light up a
cigarette in order to gradually st.eel myself to the
frowns of disapproval and stares of disgust of
passing joggers, perambulating nannies and an
occasional wino."
"Similar to your slowly callowrlng your hands
with sandpaper for your climb out of the Grand
Canyon on that free.hanging rope.'' I suggested.
"Precisely," he said. "I then felt ready for an
assault in the stands at the Harvard-Yale game in
order to adjust to coughs and program waving. It so
happens I received not one, but two assaults plus a
beer shampoo."
"I COULDN'T QUIT THEN," he said. "I moved
into hotel lobbies, airport terminals. restaurants and
a rock concert. This last, I fear, wa.a a !iaaco. All
people around me wanted to know was what kind
oC funny-smelling stuff I was smoking."
"What happened m restaurants?" I asked
fearfully
"I was severely Corked in the Four Seasons.''
said Buck. "Neverthe less. I felt I was finally
prepared to test my courage among people 1 knew ..
So I lit up at Mrs. Fotheringswope McBean's d inner
party."
"A dinner party?'' I whispered. persptrmg,
"Hostesses not only no longer place cigarettes on
the table, they no longer set out ashtrays."
"Exactly," said Buck. "First, of course, I asked
1! anyone minded if I smoked. There was a stunned
silence and the lady on my left said, as I knew some
would. 'Not as long as you bum first.' I responded
with my devil-may-care laugh and turned the
conversation to my black belt in karate."
"Clever," I said. "But what did you do with the
butt?"
"I s nuffed it out in my de mi-tasse and
swallowed it. of course. What else could one do?"
• I MARVELED AT BUCK'S fortitude and
asked him what other worlds he might conquer
"Just one." he said. taking out a large cigar and a
match, as he headed for a crowded elevator
1 offered him my handkerchief as a blindfold
but he disdained it I shall never forget his brave
srruJe as the doors closed behind him. I am afraid,
though, that I shall never eee him again.
For like most smokers these days. 1f smolong
doesn't get him, the non-smokers will.
•
Punch Solo dining lonesome
People who eat alone do not eat "human" ...
as we know at.
I'm not talking about the single d iner in a
restaurant who has a fi ve--page menu in front of
rum to pick and choose Crom. I'm talking about the
person alone who puts together what.ever is around
the house.
Women who are separated or widowed tell me
they go through stages. At first, they cook the way
they used to, trying to balance a cilet and eat what
is good for them. After awhile, they st.art eating the
things they could never eat before: catsup on egg
salad, Cried mashed potatoes, chili for breakfast. or a
baked potato sprinkled over sour cream and ch ives.
IT'S ALMOST AS IF what you eat signifies a
freedom you've never had before. A friend of mine
who was JUSl divorced invited me to dinner one
rught. She opened a large jar of peanut butter.
cored an apple for each of us on a plate to dip in the
peanut butter and asked, "What do you want to
drink?" '
EIMA BOMBECK
AT WIT'S ENO
oul of hamburger grease and poured it over a half
loaf of bread. I had a root beer float and a dressing
sandwich at bedtime I ate leftovers I couldn'l even
identify, let alone digest.
DID MY TEETH FALL OUT? Did my bones
crumble? Did I get sick? No to all of the above,
which leads m e to believe that nutritton is
overrated. We• don't cook things we really like to
eat We cook to impress whoever is around.
There's another phenomenon about people
who eat alone. They tell everyone that because they
don't have to cook for someone, they're going to cut
back and lose some weight. They're lying through
their teeth. All day. vtS1ons of a jacuzzi filled with
spaghetti dance in their heads and they can hardly
wait to get inside their houses at night, close the
draperies and pig out
"Of coune, their intelligence is carefully
bred out of them .. .''
I had my first experience of eating alone for a
long period of time Last year when I produced a TV
show for television. Every night for a week, I had
burnt popcorn swimming in butter and a light beer.
("Are you telling me I wrote all day, made 93 phone
calls, sat through three meetings and one rehearsal.
fought LA. traffic and smog for a 'light' beer?")
The second week, I had seven cilfferent kinds
of pasta. The third week was my Sara Lee festival
Then I had brown sugar on my egg,. I made gravy
I know that dinmg alone 1s lonely beyond
description, but one night when my husband and
kids were out. 1 polished off a chicken leg and
impulsively threw il under my arm and ll landed
with a thud an the sank.
CU -Neither vulnerable, aa
South JOU hold:
+AK'TI o t O KQIU +JA
TIM blddi111 hu proceeded:
8.-. Wnt Nord! EHt
J 0 P ... I 0 P ...
l • P ... I NT P ...
7
What action do you take?
A.-Wlth your firat two bids.
you described a hand that is
probably unbalanced.
Detplte this information,
partner baa opted to play a
no trump contract. Pau. You
don't bave to tell s-rtner
that you have nve dlamondt
-there la no r...on to aus>
poee tbt a dlamond contract
~Ill be any improvement on
ou no trump. In addlUoft, a
Lwo diamond rebid 1urreata
an even more unbalanced
hand, or a better than
mlnlmurn openlnr bid.
Q.J-A1 South, vul111erable,
)'OU hofd:
• KQ8J4 <:'ta 0 AQJ •Q.17
The bidding haa pl'Oteeded:
Lord. I felt decadent
GOREN ON BRIDGE
BY CHARLES H. GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF
SHth Welt North Ea1t
I + Pa11 2 <:I Pa11t1
?
What. do you bid now'/
A.-You have as much as Lhe
law will allow for an openinR
bid that does not quite
measure up to one no Lrump.
Now, you should do more
than simply rebid spades to
show a five-card suit.. Two no
trump la more detcrlpLivr of
both your 1hap.t and your
strength In the minor 1ulta.
Q.a -Both vulnerable. as
South you hold: •n OMU 0 1'1082 •Ats
The bidding hu procoeded:
N.U Eat 8Mtll Wut
I• P ... I NT PH• S o Pu1 4 o PHa
• O Pua 7
What do JOU bfd now?
A.-Ooo'l be ubamed ff
,via ~-JOO hevt ,..,.
tnnnpe te • '"" honor, ao •• and a ndlllr value. U
panner le Int.rut.ct In 11&ta.
you ahould be happy to coop-
erate. Cue-bid the ace of
cluba. Partner might be
afraid to move because he
holds two fast losera ln that
suit.
Q.•-As South, vulnerable,
you hold:
+AJU73 ~QJ on •AJ1'
The bidding hat pr~:
S..U. Wellt N.,U Eat
J • Pa11 I NT P ... t. , ... % <:I , ...
1
+QI c::> AK 105 O K l 073
+IU02
The bidding has proceeded: s .. ~ WHt Ner~ Ea1t
I c::> I + 1 NT Pu1
7
Whal a.dion do you take?
A. -There is common
mi.conception that. North's
compet.ltlve one no trump
response la a sign of wealt-
neaa. On the contrary, It Is a
positive action, ahowlnit
about 9·10 polnta minimum.
Therefore, with your 15
points. good lnter~l.atea
and auxiliary 1padc 1toppcir.
you ahould be doee to pme.
Ad• partDtt about your
amwu.a. bJ nltlDS to two
... Lru11rp:-
What do you bid now?
A.-While partner'• bidding
doea not show much ln the
way of tt.rtngth, be allDOtt
certainly haa a alx-urd Mart
ault. Viewed In tha~t.. your hand la OOMI bl.J
belMr thaa rntnlmum. be-
,'(auae Jc>Ur heart ho U-Aa South, wl•nbW,
maA be UPC'.cled aad JOG JOU bold:
have prime value11 oo 0..1 •• 01 o AIUta •Ama aide. A ralM to t-"'-._,._ W1'at la ,._ ~ bktf
le the ltaat you un do.. •.-NoraallJ, JOU atio.ld
U -H•ilh.r vulnerabhl, u Wei am~ wit before•
Socith rou ~old1 Rv..a.nl aul._ On thla hanclr
I
however.• one diamond open
ing bid is preferable. so Lhat
you can ahow both auit.s in an
economical manner. With
two-suiters of moderate
strength, the higher suil
should be opened first,
especially if the suit.a are
touching, even at the COil of
concealing the p~i.M dia
tributlon.
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Where the 'characters' were
NunJbers
ganJe begins
HOW THE TUBE TUMBLES: One of our regional
television stations sponsored a poll just the other day and
promptly announced that Gov. Jerry Brown is now leading
Mayor P ete Wilson in the race for the U.S . Senate. Already
we're in the polling palaver .
This particular sampling, the TV people alleged, was a
reversal of the earli~r order of things. Democrat Brown
supposedly trailed Wilson
as rate as July. Hut no
, longer .
· Figures on this sample
,,_ ~said that now, 42 percent TOM MURPHINf ~would ballot for Brown; 34
--------· .... _ ...... ..._....._ percent for Wilson while
18 percent remain firmly astride the top of the fence.
'l'his is hardly ve ry conclusive of a nything. One
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Candidate who just got bad news from latest political polling.
Orange County paper trumpeted the news as saying Brown
is thus leading Wilson "in 4 Southland Counties."
ALAS, THIS ISN'T QUITE correct unl~ you take all
four counties and add them together to get the poll results.
The poll actually sh owed the GOP standard . bearer has
Brown down 50 to 27 in Orange County. This sounds more
like it. •
Also, Brown tr ailed Wilson in Rive rside and San
Bernardino counties. And while the figure wasn't given, it
probably means Brown was holding his bulge mainly in
Los Angeles County.
Well, you couldn't expect a candidate from San Diego
to have enormous appeal in Los Angeles County, where
they generally consider politicians from our border city as
kind of back woodsy.
Wilson, however , has recently been pounding about
the precincts in Orange County, lambasting Brown for his
appointme n t of one Edison Mille r to our Board of
Supervisors. Miller was controversial as a prisoner of war
in Vietnam. He lost the seat in the next election.
YOU MIGHT SUSPECT that Mayor Pete shouldn't be
wasting a lot of his Republican breath in Orange County if
he has the precincts pretty well locked up here. He should
find other Brown appointees that were unpopular in other
counties and go lambast them.
Both sides, of course, have differing analyses of what
this latest poll sampling means.
Gov. Brown e nvisions the poll as a signal that his
senatorial campaign has turned the cornet and will now
charge full-steam ahead for victory in November. He says
the people now understand how botched up Wilson is in his
position on Social Security.
Wilson's forces, on the other hand, suggests this latest
poll is flawed on two points: (I) it was taken too early and
(2) it's wrong. T heir own poll shows Wilson ahead of
Brown by 6 to 8 percentage points. The TV poll, they
suggest, w as taken too early over a scattered area and
didn't even touch Wilson's home county.
Additionally, the Wilson people say that Brown might
have shown some teeny gains because he's scattered some
$700,000 about in television commercials.
ON THE OTHER HAND, Wilson hasn't even launched
his major TV campaign, which gets under way A ug. 30.
This will turn the tide, the Wilson campaigners declare.
Unless, you suppose, Brown has another $700,000 he
can ante up.
It seems like a rather melancholy circumstance if this
whole U .S. Senate election gets settled over the boob tube.
Students to hear
HJobility issue
Orange County Transportation
Commission mem be r Jam es
Roosevelt la embarking on a
one-man effort to make students
at 100 h igh schools aware of
county transportation issues.
Rooeevelt, of Newport Beach,
the eldest son of Preside nt
li'ranklin Delano Roosevelt and a
forme r congreaaman, said,
"Young people have the largest
ttake in our efforts to assure
fbture mobility."
That oomment was made In a
letter sent to principals of all
Oranae County high echooll ln
which Roo~evelt 11 1eeklng
permi8lion to add.... 1tudenta.
"I believe that high school
s tud e nt s , r e p r esenting
tomorrow's work force, can and
sh ould be made aware of our
transportation problem• and
what ~ey face down the r'Olld 1f
we d o not 1peed up the
trans portation project
Imple mentation proceu,"
Rooeevelt said in the letter.
Roosevelt was appointed to the
tranaporlation cornml9aton about
one year ago.
The commiulon, formed In
1976, determines how state and
Cederal tranaportatlon fund1
allocated to Orange County are
•pent.
BAR AND GRILLE -Distin c tive insig nia fron t s the
"Mercedes" e ntry of car agency owner Jim S le mons in
Sund ay's edition of the annual Newport Harbor Character
Boat Pa rade.
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ON THE BEACH -Spectators found va ntage poin ts all
a round Newport Harbor to watch the seaborne silliness. Th is
crowd was clustered on a public d ock on Balboa Pen insula,
BALLOON BOAT -Singing for att.enUon were theee livin&
"telegrams" of the Anlm81 Crackers orga.niaUon. Their boat
WU festooned With colorful balloons and coetu.me9 ranaed
SADDLED UP -Bob Mueller of Santa Ana w hoops it up·
a board the "neck" of a bottle-sha ped Cutty Sark boat. The me
of the 2 2nd a n nual parad e w a s ·•Ne w p o rt a ·o·es
Country/Western.·•
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cameras at the ready and wit h hands waving a nd feet :
dangling as the ''k ids of all ages" variously celebrated th~
latest lunacy of the traditional water escapade. · · ..
... ................ ..,..., ......
from.Middle F.aat to Far W•t ln theme. The crowd aot ~
meaage -all the ~· • ·
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Orang• Coaat DAILY PILOT/Monday, AUQUll 23. 1982
The judge's a beauty
••• but don't let those looks deceive you
11Sy ELLEN PORATH
AnuletM ""-Wrlt~
MADISON. Wis. -Angela Bartell
WH planning a career In music
t:ducatlon In 1964 the year sh~
became Mias Wlaconsln.
But when her term was over, she
turned down a musk 1ehola.rsh1p to
Northwest.em UnJveralty and went on
to the University of Wisconsin to
study psychology. She decided on a
legal career after meeting her future
huaband, a law student.
Today, lhe 36-year-old Ms. Bartell
la lhe first woman to serve as a chief
judge in Wiaconsin.
"If someone had asked me to
predlct 10 or 15 years ago what I'd be
doing today, I'd be nowhere near it."
Bartell says.
Her appointment to Wisconsin's
most overloaded judicial district -
which began this week -continues
her rec<1t'd of "firsts."
Named to lhe bench four years ago,
Bartell was first in her class at the
University of Wisconsin Law School
in 1971. She was lhe first woman to
serve as a law clerk to U.S. District
Judge James Doyle Sr. And she
became Dane County's second female
judge in 1978.
penonaltt y o f Ill occupant
organized, committed lo career and
family, with fluhee of wry humor
Law b ook• and legal award•
dornJnate the room, but a montage of
family pho tographs occupies a
promine nt spot on one wall and large
photos of her c hildre n dot the
windowsill. A worn pair of running
shoes slta on a closet •ahelf, not far
from a retired bailiff's gift -a beer
mug emblazoned with the words,
"magna cum lager." Paintings by her
mother, mualclan and artist Marie
Baldi, decorate the walls.
"I'm optimistic that there's a way to
accomplish whatever I want to
accomplish," she said.
Bartell's husband, Jeffrey, is a
lawyer. They have five children ,
ranging in age from 2 to 10.
"Everyone has to pull for the group
good," she said. "No one bends the
family for his own purposes."
The three oldest children help with
the c hores. And when a family
emergency occurs, Jeffrey and Angela
Bartell are equally likely to rearrange
their schedules if their full-time baby
sitter needs help.
"We have, o f necessi t y and
preference, approached lhe problem
with who can best handle the
situation today," she said. "We each
do our share, as we're able to do it."
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AP Wlrephoto
In her new position , she will be
responsible for court administration in
the 5lh Judicial District -a district of
19 judges in Dane, Rock and Green
counties. It is one of 10 Wisconsin
judicial districts, and with state
government centered in Madison,
· certainly one of the busiest.
Her husband, she said, has always,
been "extremely supportive and
encouraj(ing."
"He's never interposed any feelings
of his that I should be doing anything
but what I wanted in my career," she
said. "We've always both been the
second best helper to the other.
LA YING DOWN THE LAW -Judge Angela Bartell, a former Miss
Wisconsin, is the first woman to head a judicial district in the st.ate.
"It's the same at the office." advice. She will serve as liaison
between the court and county and
state governments.
"Judicial resources are definitely
limited," she said in an interview in
her Madison office. "We have the
greatest pressures now to use those
resources."
. Bartell's office reflects the
"What I do at home is what I have
to do well, what I want to do well and
what I expect to do well," she said.
As chief judge, Bartell will be in
charge of the court's budget and the
assignment of judges. Parties in legal
proceedings will complain to her.
Other judges will come to her for
"Their input is extremely important
if the output of the chief judge is to be
accepted," she said .
Heckathorne-Vnderwo
Kathryn Ann Underwood and Robin S .
Heckathorne will establish a home in Austin, Tex.
following a wedding trip to Monterey and Lake
Tahoe.
They were married Aug. 21 in Lutheran
Church of the Master, Corona del Mar. Their
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Underwood of
Corona d e l Mar and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Heckathorne of Midland, Tex.
Pagnanelli-Hombs
Karin G . Hombe and Christopher J . Pagnanelli
repeated lheir wedding vows Aug. 14 in Our Lady
of Mt. Carmel, Newport Beach.
Afterwards they left for a wedding trip to
Lake Tahoe. They plan to reside in Orange.
Parents of lhe newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs.
James F . Meyers and Mr. and Mrs. Laurie
Pagnanelli, all of Huntington Beach.
Armstrong-Campbell
Lori Campbell and Richard Armstrong
were married Aug. 14 in St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Newport Beach.
Parents of lhe newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Campbell of Westminster, and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Amutrong of San Marino.
After a wedding trip to Yosemite the
newlyweds will reside in Costa Mesa.
Wright-Phillips
An Aug.7 wedding ceremony in St. Mark's
Episcopal Church, Dalton, Ga. united in marriage
Elizabeth Phillips and Lt Jg Donald R. Wright.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Wright of Costa
Mesa.
After a wedding trip in Alabama and Florida
along the Gulf Coast, the newlyweds will establish
residence in Traverse City, Mich.
The bride's parents are Dr. Glen D. Phillips of
Pomona and Mrs. Kathryn Brock Phillips of
Calhoun, Ga.
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Baby booni
voters' booll1. now
By RANDOLPH E. SCHMID
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WASHINGTON -A record 169 million
Americana will be old enough to vote in November,
with women making up more than half the eligible
voters, lhe CeNua Bureau aaya.
The voting age population, which akyrock.eted
over the laat two decades as the postwar baby boom
gttn e r auon t:ume o f agt>, has i n c reaaed 5
million since 1980, the bureau reporu.
Over the last l 0 years, the number of potential
voters has grown by 28.5 million, the bureau noted.
But lhis rate of growlh iB likely to slow an coming
years, reflecting a decline in the birthrate that
began in the 1960s.
Although there will be more Americans than
ever over the age of 18 in the fall, lhe bureau said
elecuon turnout usually declines in non-presidential
elecuon years.
In 1978, for example, only 34.5 percent of lhoae
eligible wen t to the polls, the lowest voting
percentage since 1942. By contrast, the 1980
presidential e lection dre w 47 .5 percent of eligible
voters. '
According to the new bureau study, the rapid
growth in the number of young voters has lowered
the median age of the voting age population from
42 to 40, with 20 percent under 25 years of age.
Of the total, women comprise 52.4 percent of
potential voters in the United States, outnumbering
men by eight million. Five percent of the women
are 65 and over.
Women of voting age outnumber men in every
state except Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada and Wyoming,
the bureau added.
Blacks make up 10.5 percent of the electorate,
with the high est pt:rcentage in the District of
Columbia where they make up two-thirds of lhose
old enough to vote
Other states with large percentages of voting
age blacks are Mississippi, 31 percent; South
Carolina and Louisiana, 27 percent; Gt.'<>rgia, 24
pe rcent; Alabama, 23 percent; Maryland, 21
percent; and North Carolina, 20 percent.
New York State has the most blacks, wilh 1.6
million . California, Texas and Illinois also have
more than one million black voters.
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Hegeman-Uniack
UCI graduate Mary Alire Uniack and Bruce
Hege mann were married m Los Angeles and are
now residing in Champaign, Ill. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Uniack are her parents and his parents are
the William Hegemanns of Havertown, Pa.
The newlyweds traveled to Canada for lheir
honeymoon.
OCC offers courses
designed for parents
Three Orange Coast College courses, designed
for parents and lheir infants or older children, will
be offered this fall at lhe C<lsta Mesa campus.
ALLAN BEEK
-FOR CITY COCNCI L :J.eminine
Classes, offered by the college's Early
Childhood Education department. begin Sept. 7.
Parents bring their children -newborn
through 5 years of age -to class where they can
interact with other youngsters in a supervised
1etting. There are three cl.asaes, divided by age.
A workshop for parents of children from
newborn to 10 months meets Saturday momin~
starting at 9:30. Sessions for parents of children 11
to 17 months meets Fridays and Saturdays starting
·at 9:30 a .m .
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Sections for children up to 5 meet Tuesdays
and Saturdays at 9 a.m. All classes are two hours.
Registration for fall class is under way and runs
th.rough Sept. 10 at the college admissions office.
For ~ation information, call 556-5772.
RO G. GRAVESEN, M.D.
V......ty OI-S.~ a Martial Tho,.py Clink. UCI Mochcal C•nl.,
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Love is love until it becomes business~
LOVE AND MONEY -Attorney Merle
Horwitz talks about his book .
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AN OLD·F!SltlONtD
By LINDA DEUTSCH
Ae-leiM "'-WttW
8.EVERL V IULLS -It wu love at rlnat aJght
Ht• ~Id, "Do you w•nt to Uve i.oaether?" She said.
"Sure." And soon tht>lr tennl1 racket•. record
1.'0UectJorui and 1Jlverwa~ w~re mingled tn a jumblt•
of posat.>alona they called "ours."
They hoped it would last forever. It didn't.
When they aplit, he said the records and tennis gea.r
were his: sh e disagreed. T her e were loud
arguments and 1JOme tean. Finally, they called a
lawyer.
This apocryphal -and more and more t ypical
-1980s love story Is why attorney Merle Horwiu
has written a book with the no-nonsense title:
"Love Is Love, but Businesa Is Businea."
"AJJ we grow up, we are taught. that you can't
talk about money and love in the same breath," says
Horwitz. "Sure, it's cold and crass. But we're not
2-year-olds."
Horwitz' book , a thin paperback with entwined
red hearts and a dollar bill on the cover, offers
live-in couples a complete legal contract which they
COUNTRY SUNDAY SUPPER
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can tear oul ond fill tn tu 1ull lh••lr own
uranaoment
A quetUon-and-anawer teetJon offert advl(."(' on
how to apllt up 1uch tn:uurea u IM!aa<>n Ucketa to
th~ theater, the leue on an apartment, automobiles,
jewelry and furniture.
Horw1t.& says the t.~ntr1&ct will stand up In court
ar .properly w1tne81t'd, and It avolda legal fees.
"About a year ago, I began getting calls from
both men and women people who wanted to live
,together but wanted to protect their separate
'property," says Horwlu.
Surprisingly, he notes, many or the couples
were e lde rly and ch<>!W! not to marry in order to
preserve Social Security benefits o r pensions.
"I told them I l'Ould draw up a t.'Ontract for
them, but I couldn't do It for less than $500 to
$1 ,000. That was prohibitive to some people," says
HorwiU. "That's when I came up with the idea for
the book."
Horwitz sold has cohabitation contract to a
major publisher but became dissausfied with their
plans for the book and bought back his idea. With
the help of a friend. Horwitz printed 10,000 copies,
went on radJo to promote and 110ld the boou by
mall order tor •to
"Th~ retpoNie hu been ~at," uya HorWtu.
"W~'ve al.read y told a 1ubatanUaJ number, and "'9W
a commercial pubU.her la lnt.ereet.ed ln iaklnJ It
over and putting It in boolultora.
"Everyone who h~an about It aeema to wani a
copy."
Horwtu concede. that the ground wu broken
by another lawyer, Marvin Mitchel.son , whose
landmark Marvin vs. Marvin "palimony" cue
opened the court.a to property division aulta by
unmarried <:oup~.
The Marvin case, named for actor Lee Marvin
and his onetime live-In lover , Michelle Triola
Marvin, applies primarily to couples who have ho
written contracts but agree through an oral or
implied contract to share their finances.
"The Marvin decision had everything to do
with making people aware." says Horwiu. "It ~ys
what's fair as fair and somebody shouldn't get t,pe
short end of the deal becauae there isn't a piece.of
paper."
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And for next number
A twin aroundbrtiaktn& hlH
been h ld tor lhc Raaty Scupper
and Raacal'1 reatauranta at the
Oae Pacutc Plaaa office •nd
oommerclal cent.er In Hunungton Beach.
U00.000 tor ada promot1n1
bendltt of Investing 1n aolcf,
1Uvt'r, phallnum Mnd coppt1r.
Christopher Cross sets sails for n e w success
The complex al 7777 Center
Blvd. C0011al¥ of 14.3 acres. Font
Spe a ce Trlnen , Cost a Mesa
commercial brokerage COmJ*ny,
ia exchwve leasing agent ror the
project.
ltennetb E . Slezak has been
a p poin ted vice president,
marketing director of Valencia
Bank headquartered in Sanla
Ana.
Slezak, lohgtime Orange
County resident. is chai.rman of
the communications division of
United Way of Orange County
North/South. He is a member of
American Marketing, Bank
Marketing and Pt Kappa Alpha
Alumni associations.
Record revenues and earnings
for the first six months of 1982
h ave bee n r e p orted by
Hellonetlca, I.De., Irvine.
Revenues for the period ended
J une 30 w ere $3.2 millio n
compared to $2.1 million for the
same period in 1981. Net income
for the same period was $488,100
compared to $287,000 for the
same period last year, according '° .. statistics released by the firm.
Leonard R . Ac ton has been
named senio r advisory ti tie
:>ff icer of
Titl e ln -
1 aran ce
and Tru s t 's
,Orange Co-'u n t y divi -
sion . The
A seminar on Seca rUy
l11veatmen11 La Oran1e Cou ty ti
1eheduled at 7 p.m. ~pt. 1 a\
Nc-wport s~curltlea Corp. In
Coat.a Mesa.
Inatruction will be offered on
how to properly build a
diversified stock portfolio fro111
100 publlcly traded companies
headquartered in Orange
County. Reservations and more
Information is available by
telephoning 957 ·I 081 .
Peggy Glenn , Huntington
Beach, will be one of two
speakers at the Strategies for
S uccess International Convention
of Independent Professional
Typists Network.
The convention is scheduled
Sept. 1-3 in Anaheim. Glenn is
author of a book, How to Start
and Run a Successful Home
Typing Busin~.
Madeline Zuckerman P ublic
Relations/ Advertisin g, Tustin,
has been hired by Hoffm a n
Video System 1, Irvine , to
develop and implement a public
r elations and advertising
program.
Covin g t on Techno logies,
Fullerton, a home builder and
building co mpon e nt
manufacturer, has reported
revenues of $3.9 million and a net
loss of $482,000 for the six
months period ended June 30.
P R ESIDENT -John B .
Wau is new president of The
Laguna Bank,
Watz named
bank chie f
John B . Watz has been ap-
pointed president and chief ex-
ecutive officer of The Laguna
Bank.
Watz has been involved in
commercial banking 18 years, 13
in Orange County. His appoint-
ment was announced by Joan
Chapman, chairman of the
board.
The Laguna Bank is localed
in the Eschbach building on
Forest Avenue. It opened Dec. 1.
1981.
By JAMES SIMON .......... PrMe • ....,
BOSTON -Chrluophur ere., whoee debut album with
lta oomuc:opla of hJta made hlm
the current klna of the mellow
rock 10und, aayahe hopee to beat
the recording industry'•
llOphomore jinx by avoiding any
''c;mreal" on ht.I upcoming second
album.
"It's undeniable that the
second a lbum often doesn't
meaaure up to the flrtt one," he
aald. "I'm lucky ln that I've had
more time than moet people to
work on a second one."
Cross aald that he hopea to
finish and release "Another
Pa~e" before the end of the year,
' My goal la always to make a
quality album throughout. where
there's no cereal or filler," he
said. "That's what I tried to do
with the first record. And that's
what I want to do with 'Another
Page.' Good music throughout.
Respectable. And whether it's
the classic record that I did
before, well, that's up to the
people."
While his record company is
hungry for a follow-up, Cross
said some of the pressure is off
because his debut album is still
selling 5,000 copies a month -
more than 2 1h years a fter its
release.
Cross, a sel f-described ''late
bloomer," released one of the
most successful debut albums in
history in December 1979 at age
28. Four of the songs made the
T op 10 -inc l uding 1981
Grammy song of the year
"Sailing" -and many of the hits
ENCORE -C hristoph er
Cross has a tough act to
follow after placing four
songs on the top 10 with his
first album.
such aa "Run Like the Wind"
remain on soft-rock or adult
contemporary radio stations.
He followed his initial success
by collaborating wit h Burt
Bacharach, Carol Bayer Sager
and Peter Allen on the theme for
the movie "Arthur. "That tune.
fe.aturing the mellow vocals and
the smooth 'instrumentation that
are Cross' trademark, also hit No.
1 and was the 1982 Academy
Award winner for song of the
year.
"We did a lot of European
promotional tours because in a lot
of markets there -especially
England -we had no success al
all with the first album,'' he said.
" 'Ride Like the Wind' hit No.
99 and dropped off," Crom aaid
In a tcilephone ln~rview from hJa
Santa Monl1,;41, home
" 'Arthur' wu the tint 1lnglc
over there for rot: that went Top
10. Consequently, 1 did a lot of
promotional tours -Including
some TV apeciat. with Dudley
Moore, star of "Arthur" -and
they helped bring the worldwide
sales of the album up to more
than sJx million ooplet."
Cros11 said truat the promotjonaJ
work, plua several mualcal award
shows he attended, slowed the
work on the second album. But
an even great.er drain on his time
w as his first record producing
project, for the Alessi band.
Cross plays and aing,1 on almost
ever y track of the album, a
ballad laden effort releued last
month, and used many of the
musicians he picked for his own
first album. The result sounds
uncomfortably close to another
Christopher Cross album, which
the producer admits could be a
problem.
"I never wanted to do a coattail
situation with my career, and I
didn't want them to do the same
thing," h e said. "At the
beginning of my career , I had a
problem with being on Michael
McDonald's coattails." He was
referring to the lead singer of the
Doobie Brothers, who sang
harmony on "Ride Like the
Wind."
"People accused me of being
that," Cross said. "It wasn't until
'Sailing' ca me out and other
songs where I sang on my own
that I was able to stand proud."
f irm is a
JU~idiary of
ll'acor, a
'wholly-owned
iubsidiary of ACTON
3outh em Pacific.
SmUbKllne Beckma n Corp.
has leased 8, 100 square feet in
the Irvine Company's new
MacArthur Court office complex
in Newport Beach, according to a
r e lea se from the Irvine
Company.
NB firm g e t s
OCTD pact The education of Sissy Spacek
Acton has been chief title
>fficer for the Sant.a Ana office
>f Transamerica Title Insurance
:0.
Separex Corp., Anaheim, has
.nnounced a net l~ of $378,000
~r 19 cents per share on revenues
•f $194,000 for the three months
ieriod ended June 30.
That compared to a net Income
,f $63,000 or 2 cents, on revenues
·f $595,000 for the same period
nded J une 30, 1981.
SazaDDe Hubner is manager of
narketing communications at
Century D a t a Sys t ems,
\naheim. She joins the firm
\fter working a s marketing
·ommunications manager at
)perry Univac M ini-Computer
)perations in Irvine.
Darre ll A. Mo ore , o f the
1,;aguna Hills Leas ure World
ffice of First lDtentate Bank,
s among several area officers of
he firm recently promoted to
·oe president.
Jon Sbarnborg & Aasoclat ea,
.osta Mesa advertising and
ublic relations firm, has been
tred by Weat Coast Metals
2teruatlonal, Newport Beach, to
evelop and implement a
ational advertising program.
The program is budgeted for
Transactions for the lease
arrangement were valued at
$900,000 and handled by Mervyn
Kirshner and Ralph Simmonds
of the Seeley Co .
Leonard Shane will speak on
the recent U.S. Supreme Court
decision affecting t he "due on
sale" clause at the Creed Forum
scheduled at noon Thursday at
the Registry Hotel, Irvine.
Shane, chainnan of the board
and chief executive officer of
Mercury Savings and Loan was
the first to warn those involved
in the American housing business
that banking decontrol acts of
1980 would have a revolutionary
effect.
Hantlngton Be a ch Aquatic
Clab has been presented $1,500
to assist in its youth swimming
programs. The donation was
made by Aminoll USA, I.De.
Jack Melaler of Melaler &
E menon, Costa Mesa, has been
named to a committee
assignment for district 15,
American Adv e rt is ing
Fede ration . Distric t 15 Is
comprised of advertising clubs
and fede rations in Southern
California, including the Orange
C.Ounty Advertising Federation.
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L e nac Warford Stone, a
Newport Beach agency, has won
a two-year, $610,000 advertising
contract with the Orange C.Ounty
Transit '.:>istrlct.
The agency will be responsible
for "creative" newspaper and
direct mail advertising campaigns
designed to increase ridership on
OCTD buses. Lenac Warford
Stone has worked for the district
one year.
James Reichert, ocro general
manager, noted that the district
recorded its tw o highest
ridership months during Lenac
Warford Stone's first contract
year.
Bus advertising is coordinated
by Wimton Network, Inc .. of Los
Angeles . Bus advertising
generated $300,000 for district
coffe rs during the past fiscal
year.
NaYy a wards jobs
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Navy has awarded $802.8 million
in contracts to three companies
for charter and conversion of 13
marine cargo ships for stationing
in potential world crisis spots.
By BOB THOMAS Aswm, ~~ (AP) -Sissy
Spacek remembers her trip to
Argentina a few years ago:
"I was there doing p ublicity
(pr 'Carrie,' and I really knew
nothing about the politics of the
country. I found out from people
who told me of friends and rela-
tives who had disappeared. Also
revealing w as the fact that I
couldn't go anywhere without a
bodyguard. Even when I went
jogging in the park. two men
with guns went along with me -
and had a lot of trouble keeping
up."
Her education in Latin Ameri-
can politics was furthered with
her new fihn,
"M issi ng,"
wh ic h she
made in Me-
xico wt year.
Although the
locale isn't
s pecified in
the movie, the
story obviou-
s ly takes
place in Chile U ACIK
during the 1973 overthrow of the
Allende government
The Polygram-Universal r e-
lease uses real names in tracing
the disappearance of Charles
Horman, Harvard-educated wri-
ter and filmmaker who was ta-
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the Chilean military. His wife
and father, played by Miss S pa-
cek and Jack Lemmon, battle the
country's new rulers -and their
American co-conspirators -to
learn of the young man's fate.
It is a powerful indictment of
United States complicity with
military oppression, co-written
and directed by an expert in po-
lltical melodrama: Greek-born
Costa-Gavras, who also made
"Z'', "The Confession'' and
"Special Section."
"I me t Costa eight months be-
fore the picture began," Miss
Spacek recal.ls. "I had seen sev-
eral of h is picture.a and had been
impressed with them. He told me
the story of the Honnans, which
he had first seen as a tiny news
item. Then he read the book by
Thomas Hauser and was certain
he wanted to make the movie.
"I figured I had to talk politics
with Costa-Gavras, and he must
have thought, 'She's a perfect
fool.• I'll admit that what appea-
led to me about the story was the
relationship between the
daughter-in -law and th e
father-in-law," the actress says.
"I hadn't really been aware of
what had happened in Chile, and
I felt ashamed that I could be li -
ment had been doing. If the story
could affect me so strongly, I
thought the movie might affect
other people the same way."
M~ Spacek met Lemmon last
year at the Acad emy Awards,
where she was a nomineE for
best actress for "Coal Miner's
Daughter." He told her: "I've got
a thousand dollars on you lo
win." She did.
Next day, she left to begin fil-
ming "M~ing" in Mexico City,
where the film company greeted
her with an eight-foot pinata in
the shape of Oscar.
Trouble began at once. The
Mexican army, which had been
scheduled to portray Chilean
forces, declined to participate. So
did the Mexico City police.
"That was fine with me," says
Mass Spacek. "I felt better
knowing that the generals were
actors and the guns were rubber.
Even the tanks were cardboard."
The next cr isis concerned
Lemmon. The conclusion of
"Buddy, Buddy" had been da-
layed because Waller Matthau
had in jured his bac k in an
onstage fall.
ving in the United States and not "Costa was in shock when J ack
be aware of what the gov~rn-didn't appear," says Miss Spacek.
"The moat exciting down-to-the-wire action alnce
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Three shows open
I along South Coast
By TOM .. TITVS O('tMo.IJNMlt.ft
The 1potJJaht 1w1.n&a to the South
Cout th1a weekend aa Laguna Beach
and San Clemente provide the
openins night attractJona with three
new 1hows going on the boards ln the
two cities.
Starting the week off Wednesday
will be the comedy "Cheaters" at
Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse.
Sharing an opening night Friday wilJ
be "The Robber Bridegroom" at the
Laguna Moulton Playhouse and a
one-man show. "Mark Twain ..
Himse lf" at the San Clemente
Community Theater.
Playing the funny philanderers in
"Cheaters" will be Blanche
Mickelaon, Howard Goodwin, Brigid
O'Brien and Robert Vaught, with
Tom Sesma and Laura Wesson
ccmpleting the cast as their oHspring.
INTERMISSION
"Inherit the Wind" at Turtle Rock
Community Park, Sunnyhill Road oft
Turtle Rock Drive ln Irvine. Curtain la
8 p.m. and ticketa are available at the
door. with information at 557-7297.
James Whaley and Llsa Stack head
the cast of "The Gazebo" at the
Huntington Beach Playhouae in the
Seaclit(Village shopping center, Maln
Street at '1orktown Avenue,
Huntington Beach. Reservations
847-4465.
Also on stage, through Sept. 5, is
"Sugar" at the Harlequin Dinner
Playhouse, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., just
north of Costa Mesa. Perfonnances
are given nightly except Mondays at
varying times with reservations taken
at 979-5511 .
''Cheaters" plays nightly except
Mondays at varying curtain times
through Oct. 3 at Sebastian's, 140
Ave . Pico, San Clemente .
Reservations 492-9950.
* CALLBOARD -Auditions for the
comedy "Mornings at Seven" will be
held Thursday at 7 p.m. and Saturday
at 1 p.m. by the Newport Harbor
Actors Theater, 390 Monte Vista St ..
Costa Mesa ... di.rector Deborah Le
Vine will be seeking four men and
five women from their late 30s to late
50s ... details are available at
631 -5110 ....
"BUT, OFFICER ... " -Dodgers
manager Tommy Lasorda tries to
talk his way out of a traffic ticket
as Tom Reilly. new co-star of the
U~o
"CHiPs" se ries , lends an
unsympathetic ear. Maybe Reilly
will ask Lasorda whe re he got
that jacket.
"The Robber Bridegroom" is a
production made up of students of the
Moulton summer worksho_p and is
being directed by Craig fleming.
David Anthony is musical director,
with Michael Cody choreographing
tbe musical.
Reno theater eyed
The show is double cast with Steve
Fox and Laura Pryi.goda heading one
company and Jerry Garvin and Debi
Wheeler starring in the other.
Performances are Fridays and
Saturdays at 8 p.m . for two weekend.a
at the Moulton, 606 Laguna Canyon
Road, Laguna Beach . Reservations
494-0743.
Golden West College will hold
tryouts for "The Elephant Man" on
Sept. 7 and 8 at 7 p.m. in the colle~e
theater ... Stewart Rogers 1s
di.recting and information is available
at 893-7711, ext. 450 . . .
RENO (AP) -The
MGM Grand-R eno,
which already boasts the
world's largest stage in
its showroom, is on the
verge of branching out in
the world of show
business.
Scott Mi chael is "Mark
Twain ... H imself " in an
improvisational evening at the
Cabrillo Playhouse, 202 Ave. Cabrillo.
San Clemente. He'll give three
performances Friday and Saturday at
8 p.m . and Sunday at 3 p.m. with
reservations available at 492-0465.
Readings for Jack Sharkey's new
mystery comedy "The Murder Room"
will be held next Monday and
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Garden
Grove Community Theater in
Eastgate Park, Chapman Avenue
west of Valley View Boulevard ...
director Rex Day will be seeking
three men and three women in all age
ranges, with British accents
desired ...
J ,ud Allen, former
director of the Greater
Reno-Sparks Chamber
of Commerce, announced
that a partnership of
which he is a member
has leased the jai alai
fronton at the hotel and
plans to turn it into a
theater.
Allen said plans are to
u se th e 2,300 -seat
theater for plays.
:nusicals and concerts.
He said the group hoped
to attract Broadway
productions which are
beginning West Coast
tours.
Winding up their resrective
engagements with c osing
performances Friday and Saturday
are the drama "Inherit the Wind" at
the Irvine Community Theater and
the comedy "The Gazebo" at the
Huntington Beach Playhouse.
Art Winslow and Wayne Powell
star as the opposing attorneys in
BACKSTAGE -The monthly
meeting of the Orange County
Theater Association will be held
Wednesday at 7 :30 p.m. a t the
Newport Theater Arts Center, 2501
Cliff Drive, Newport Beach . . . each
member theater is urged to have a
representative or a lte rn ate
present ... Allen said a ll that
Will new comedy win 'Cheers?'
BY JERRY BUCK UT ........ WrtW
LOS ANGELES -A s a
youth Ted Danson was more
interested in digging up old ruins
than in creating illusions as a
perfonner.
His father was curator of a
natural-history museum in
Flagataff, Ariz., and he often led
an archaeology summer camp
near Tucson.
"We'd go up into the White
Mountains and be there a ll
summer,"
says Danson.
''It was
wonderful. I
remember the
pine cone
Jights and
forest f ires
more than the
purpoee of the
camp.
• • I n e v e r DANSON
gave a thought to acting until I
got to Stanford University. I
grew up without television and
never saw it until Stanford. Then
I became a TV junkie."
Danson. who stars in the new
NBC comedy series "Cheers" and
also starred in the movies "Body
Heat," "The Onion Field" and
"Creeps.how;• got into acting this
way:
"I was chasing this young lady
I was crazy about,'' he recalls.
''The only way I could be with
her was to get into acting. I
auditioned and got the smallest
part in 'Man Is Man.' Then I got
so seriously into acting that I
switched to Carnegie Tech."
NBC is pinning a lot of hopes
on the new comed y, being
telecast at .9:~0 p.m. on Thursday.
In the beginning it will be paired
with "Gimme a Break." but it's
expected that before the fall
season is too far gone it will be
teamed with "Taxi," the hot
show the network picked up
after it was dropped by ABC.
In the new series, Danson
plays Sam Malone, a reformed
alcoho lic who runs a cozy,
sports-oriented bar in Boston
called Cheers. He says, "I think
"ONE OF THE HIGH-RANKING
SURPRISES OF THE SUMMER. rr IS
A MOVIE TO BE SALUTED."
-Pat Collins, CBS NETWORK
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I'll get more into the character as
I go along. I can't talk much
about him yet because we
haven't explored it yet.
"But I like his irreverence. I
like a lot of things about him, but
he's not m e . H e's a former
ballplayer and a womanizer."
He says, ''What I love best is
the rehearsal and the discovery
process. I love to discover another
person 's point of view and take it
on as my own. That kind of work
is hard unless everyone is
working together. It's difficult in
television because it's so quick."
The series, created by writer-
producer brothers Les and Glen
Charles, also stars Shelley Long
as a college teaching assistant
who chucks the academic life to
become a cocktail waitress; Rhea
Perlman as the cynical , but
good-hearted waitress, and
Nicholas Co lasanto as the
bartender.
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(H)MOVIE •••Ao "Nevet Neve< Lend"
(1981) P•tula Clarlt. Cath·
lean Nesbit I A 11-yeat -old
girl escapes her lonellnesa
by t1n111lzlng about
adventures with Petet P1111 ·a·
0 MOVlE
••'/\ "St Ives" (111761 c.,.,... Broneon. J9CQU8-
llne Bluet A IQ(me< crime
reporle•-turned·datec:tlve
It hlr.O by a -llhy film
tancler k> 1ecoY81 a Ml of
lncrlmlnetlng ledgera 'PG'
1:80 fD PL.EDGE BAEAK
Regularly 11thaduled 1>'<>-
gremmlng may be dll•yed
due to pledge. brNl\1.
7:00 8 CBS NEWS D NeCNEWS 8 KUNGFU
An Incredible battle of
Oood 90alns1 evll loom• H
Caine contronta the Prince
of Darkness to 11ave Mas-
ter Kan Ii> THESAINT m M 0 A•S0 H
The ben.zedrlne pill Cherie•
takes to give him some
energy hes strange rMulll
• JOKEA•SWILO •m> BUSINESS
REPORT
(I) P.M. MAGAZINE
An lnlerview with Mr T.
!hi vtK91n ol "Rocky Ill"; •
visit to • whale breeding
~ound In MexlOo
QI THE MUPPETS
Guest Rile MOfeno
(Q)MOVIE
••• "Eye 0 1 Thi~
die" I !SUI t) Donald Sul'*·
land. K-1• Nelllg11n White
Oil • remote Scottish
ISiand 10 meet • Germen
S<ibm•rlM, •n AXIi S4>Y
llnda shelter rrom the
llMm In the coltaoe ol •
young merried couple 'R'
CZ)MOYIE
• • • "The Enforcer"
( 11178) Clint EH I Wood,
Tyne Daly "Olr1y H•rry"
cauenen 11 jomed by a
female rOOlcle In tracking
dOWfl a band of revOlullon-
arles whO ere fetrMlzlng
Sin Ft1ncl1CO.
7:30 8 2 ON THE TOWN
Featuroc:I. 1 new glf1 Idea.
latl hlSIMic phologtaphl
ol Lo• Angeles flood1: a
man WhO flndt ~Ilona
tor prOdUCllor> companlel e a FAM•L v FEUD
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PERFORMS -Mikhail Baryshnikov is
joined by Natalia Makarova in performing
Jerome Robbins' "Other Dances" on
"Dance in America: Two Duets" tonight
at 8:30 on KOCE (50).
CD M'A·s·H
Col Pollet. Hawkeye, BJ •
Frenk and Rader get nope-
leUfy !OSI on their way
bKll lrom a medical ~•·
•no
Cl) (I) TIC TAC OOUOH &:I MACNEIL/ LEHRER
REPORT ml EVENING AT POPS
John w 111101111 and the
Bo11on Pops Orchestra
are joined by virtuoso vlo-
11111s1 1t1hak Partman tor •
perlormonco of Brucn's
Violin Concerto No 1 (RI
(C)MOVIE
• • • "Hondo" ( 1954)
John Wayne. Geraldine
Page A cavalry dlspllch
rider encountllfs 11 women
end her aon. en Apactla
ch1el't blood brothllf
1:00 IJ (I) PRIVATE
BENJAMIN
0 Cf! LITTLE HOUSE ON
THE PAAIRIE
An elderly relallve
threatens to sue '°' custo-
dy of J1mea and Cassar>-
dra (R) D MOVIE
• • ''> 'Back Street ..
(196 t) Susan Heyward,
Jonn GaVtn A married
man keeps a m.11resa wtto
muat remain forever In the
bad<groond.
D BEST OF THE WEST.
The noto11ous Calico Kid
returns lo Copper Creek to
go to school (R) Ii> MOVIE
• • • ''> "Calling N0<1hllde
777" ( 19<18) James Staw·
arl. Helen Walker A
reporter reopens en 11.
vear-otd case 10 lree a
wronglully tmprtsoned
man GJ P.M. MAGAZINE
An Interview with Mr T,
the villain ot "Rocky Ill", a
look at now movie
advarllsements are made
Cl) THE IMMIORAHTS
The son of an llahan 1mm1-
g• ent couple becomeS a
s/lipp1ng magnate aher his
paren1S dl8 on an eat1h-
qu.k1 (P111 I)
• EVeNINO AT POPS
John WIHlams and the
Botton Pops Orchestr•
are )OH>ed by mUSIClll com-
ad y ster Bernadette
Patera III YOO ASKED FOR IT
F .. tured "Your 0r .. m
HOUM In A Botti." and
"J~ Bizarre Fuls
01 Strength "
CID SHE'S N0800Y'S
BABY
"A HIS1ory Of Ame<ICan
Woman In The 20th Centu
ry" This documentuy
1racea the grOWlh of wom-
en's rOleS In the home, et
work end at play from the
turn ol lhe century to the
pr_,! •• lea!urlng such
lamous personall11es as
Mae West. Shortey Temple,
Eleanor Roosevell ano
meny rnore
0 On 1V
l 1 TV
t1 HAO
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WURlNY N '
" <WHlSi
( IESPN 1
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0 Soo111qt>t
G ll,1tJh• N••W\ NC•!wOfk)
(S)MOlllE
• • • .. LOii HorlZOll"
I 1937) Ronald Cclm1n,
Jane Wyett A kldf\IC>P8d
diplom11 dltcovera lhl
Hlmal•y•n kingdom of
Shangrl-L•. • pl-of
etetn•I ~ and tmmor•
tellty
0MOVIE * • • "LOOlclng FOi' Mr.
Goodbar" 111177) Olene
Keaton, Tueadey Weld. A
soc1111y repra11ad
sc,,0011eech., •••k•
excitement by ft9<11.1&ntlng
stngles ber• and lurll'lg var-
ious men Into on.night
stands R'
1.30 II (I) WKRP IH
CINCINNATI
Herb llAIS LM up with the
"perlect date" via • oom-
putor dating~. (R)
0 MOlllE
• • • "Wlrloc:k" (111511)
Richard Wldmani, Henry
Fonda Attar rlddlno a
town or 0011awa. • oun-
a11noer •• ~ by
one or the ,.,,.,., wt'I> helped
him
&J SINGLES MAGAZINE
An 1n1tlfV\eW with &bl>a
Smith, klntno with conn-
dence; comedy with Mau•
reenMurpny ml GREAT
PEAFORMANCE8
"Dance In Amerlce. Two
Duets" Mikhail Barylhnt-
kov and N1t1ll• Mu.,ove
pertorm Jtwome Robbln1'
"Other 0el'IC4N" to music
by Chopin; and lb Andi<·
sen and H .. lher Welle
perform Pater M1rt1n·s
"Calc:lum Night light" to
music by Cf\eflM IVM. (R) ®J ENTERTAINMENT
TONIOHT
An lnte<vlew Mfh Ann
Remkl•lQ
9:001)(1) M"A"S'H
A Koreen lermer Miit •
OO•I to Kllngof 11\d • valU·
able entlqUe lo CNlr1N (R)
D Q!MOW: * '1 '"1 ' MIS R'I Dauohter"
119711) Clorts Leachman.
Season Hubl•y The
mothet of • rape victim
embarks oo e 1teume11c
end fruslrlllflO bettte to
bring her d~ter'• 11p1s1
10 trial (RJ
GJ MERV ORIFAH
Guests Loi• Feten•.
Cherlea Grodin, Heathtw
Thomas. Arthur M11rr1y
Dancer a
®)MOVIE
• • '·• "Heroes.. ( 1977)
'°'enry Winkler. Sally Flak!
A yoong oi" on • cr-oa.,.
country but fourn8'J
t>eeornes lnvotved wHh a
Vietnam vetertn wtlOM
burning deal11 11 lo lltrl a
worm t111m With en old wu
buddy
(CJ MOVIE
• • • The Conqueror"
( 19S6) John Wayne, Su.aan
Haywat<I A mighty Monoof
warriOI ktdnept th8 deuo~
'"' of • ~ T"11t
king and ~ oont•OI Of
hit empire
(J1l MOV1E
• • • "HMY81\ Can Well'"
f 1978) w.,ren Beatty. Julie
Cht1Slle Aller • PfO foot-
ball t1ar'1 llf• II pram ..
turely c;laimed by 11n Inept
angel. the man la o*Y81\ Ille
bodY of • mllflonelre lnd.,..
1r1aMs1 10 continue 1Mng 111
PG
(O)MOVIE
• • • "Something For
Everyone" ( 1970) Anoela
Lantt>ury, Mk:hMI YC)(k
~8mb8'1 of • WMllhy
EurOpelln !amity engaoe In
murder end otnet forms of
devl11n1 bell•vtor to aellaty
''*' v ........ dMlt• ·JI
ll lMOVll
• • • • file M~Kle 01
MOIOMI I Cr.... ( llU)
INUy Hutlon l'dd,. 9U•t.k
'"' Wtletl I YOUllO g11I find•
....... , P<llQl\9nl •Iler •
""'"' on lhe town w11" • OIOUP of 011 i.h9 le "tlld•
j)fHMd 10 io.ttllty lhe
1•11*
I.Of. OAl.A Of' 9TAA8
IN2
Bevefly 81118 no.11 •n eve
n1no ot pett0tmenc.. by
100 1111 • In the WOrld• of
Of>er•, oenc.. 1ym1>110ny.
Cl'larn.,._ mull¢ and tl'le
'""'": J-l1"1rw le m111tc dl1ec:tor for the oale
1:30 ~ Cl) '1l THY AICH
CerlOll• glVH Wlkl Biii •nd
8oo1ti. I Clllh COUIM In
aoclel eopetlo<lly G AN IV£NINO WITH
atLL MONROE ~O
FNEHOe
Thi lop ,,.,. ot blu4IQ1U1
mullG, Including Biii Mon-
roe ana th• Blue Gr ...
Boya, T1an11llenltc Blue-
grau 11\d lhl OrMngrus
Ctoogwa, .,.norm In a
conc.t1 tal*f 11 Roctlff-
1w'1 Manhatten Square
Peril In 11181.
10:00 8 Cl) LOU GAAHT
Rour1 1nvHlloat1on ol
watll"'41 prolll-• lumt
oot 10 ~ emb•maulng IOf
Mii Pyncnoo (RI eama> News
10:30 cm NEWS
I!) U.S. CHRONICLE
"Year 01 The Eagle" lhit
plight ol the bald eagle I•
.. a mined
(!)MOVIE
• • "Kiii And Kiii Again"
(1981) James Ryan, Anne-
tine Krlttl A m1111a1 ans
••P«I battles the minions
of e power·mad sctenll1t
1ntt111l on en11avlng man-
kind With o new mlnd-eon-
1ro1 drug 'PG'
DMOVIE * * .. Frldey TM 13th. Pert
II" (1981) Amy Steel. John
Furey The grlaly kllllng1
continue at a summe<
camp Iha I had ~ clOsed
down ette• a series ol
bl~.,,• murders occutred
lhete 'R'
11:00 IJ D D Cll Q1l a!
NEWS D SATURDAY NIOHT
Host Jultan Bond G..-t·
Tom Willia Ii> YOU ASKED FOR IT
Featured "The Scleam
Mecnlne Roi.tar Coastet"
Ind "Engl•nd'a Pet Pty-
Chillrlat " GJ M•A•S•H
H8lldley• 8lld Jrapper are
detetmlned to make an
11sue ot thit llC(;idental
ahetllng ot a South Koreen
vlllege by U.S at1111ery
Cl) BENNY Hill
Benny Is lnte"11ewe<I as
one of the world's leading
&e•y film producers ml DOCTOR IN THE
HOUSE
Mlc:haet run1 Ille obstacle
course 01 love
(C)MOVIE
• • • •;, "Women In Love"
(1970) Glenda Jacllson.
Alan Bates Baled on the
novel by 0 H lewrence.
Two couples experiencit
Amblvelent leetlngs of tov•
end nete In lhelr romantic:
ralallonahrps wnn their
respective mates.
(H1MOVIE
• • * "Claah Or The
Titans ( 19811 Hatty Ham-
lin. l.84KenG9 Otlvter MY1~
IC h8'0 P8fl«.ll la helped
by hll tethet Zeua In a
Wies of dangerous IU111
es he tries to win the hand
ol • Phoenician princess
ageonsr the wlShea of a
vengeful sea goddess
'PG'
(O)MOVIE
• • "Friday Thit 13th. Pet1
II" (1981) Amy Sleet JOhn
Furey The grisly killings
continue at a summer
camp that had been cll!1ec1
down ef1er a -lea o1
blierre murders occurred
there ·R'
(%)MOVIE
• • • .,., 'The Endless
Summer' ( 19861 Mike
Hyneon. Robert August
Two young Calltornle
tut1tws treve4 around the
wot1d In ... n::h ot lhe per·
Itel wave
1 1:30 II (I) QUINCY
The motner 11\d llillet ol a
young man presum41<1 to
be Ille vlellm of 8 bomb
1naist lhl boy Is still altve
O Q!TOHIGHT au.1 hOst· Geor~ Certtn
• III A8C NEWS
NIOHTUHE
G MOVIE * * "Who Kiiied Mary
Wne1'1 'Er Name1" (11171)
Reel Bu!lona. Allee Piii}'·
ten A retired boaer
dacldH to become e
lleulh af1er the murdtw of
aatr•tw•lker
TUii TDPPIRB
KNBC (4) 8:00 -"Llttl~ Houac on th
Prairie." An t'lderly r~lallve, who rejected
James and Cauandra when they were
orphaned , thr aten1 lo 1ue for their
cuawdy.
KOCE (50) 8:30 -"Dance an Amttica:
Two Duets." A look at choreographers
Jerome Robbins and Pet.er Mart.ins and
their work. See photo, left.
KNBC (4) 9:00 -"Mn. R's Deught.er."
Cloris Leachman 1tan In story about a
mother of a rape victim who battles to
bring the rapist to trial.
KCET (28) 9:00 -"Gala of Stars 1982."
Beverly Sills h osts a n array of
performances by top stars in opera, dance,
symphony and theater.
ID THE Jtffl!ASONS
Pr...,•rllel jitter• heve Jen
ny quoallonlng hor love IM
Lionel
g) SANFOf\O ANO SON
A queatlot'i 111-.. to
whither Fr.a la r•ally
Lamont'• lithe< ID CAP'TIONEO A8C
NEWS
12:00 8 EHTERT AIHMENT
TONIGHT
An lntervl<tw with Ann
R"nklng D O MOVIE
• • ·· Amerlcalhon" ( 11170)
Johr Rtller. Hervey Kor-
men At the IHld of the
20th·c;entury, U S Preel·
denl Chet Roo•velt 11eg.
es " national 111111non to
111ae lunda fOf n11 ben·
krupt governmellt (RI
G» MOVIE * • • "Esthet And The
King" (1960) Joan Collln1.
Richard EgM A J11doar1
maiden choHn by the King
of Peral1110 r•place hla fQ(-
rruir qu_, trl81 to hell the
persecullon o1 her peopl6
Cl) LOVE. AMERICAH
STYLE
"Love And The Boorn·
11reng· Dave tak" the
edvrce ot his good Irland
Je<ry Love And The Old
eowt>oy· Two Old mov;e
sters are rc1unlled on a TV
talk snow
0MOVIE * *'" ·The Blue Lagoon"
I 111•91 Jeen S1mmon1,
Oonala Houston A vouno
girt end boy an1pw1eciced
on a P1ohc ISiand come to
lo•• each otner es tney
mature
12; 16 l&J MOVIE
• • • "Clash o r The
Tl11ns" I 1981) Harry Ham·
lin. Laurence Olivier MVlh·
lc hero PerseYI It helped
by his father Zeus In a
ae11ea ot dangerous tasks
as he tries to wtn Iha hand
ol a Phoenician prl~a
against the wlanea of a
venge!ul ••• godd11U
PG
12:30 0 Q!) LATE NIGHT WITH
DAVID LETTERMAN
Guests rock singer Elvla
Cos1e110. comedian Herry
Sheartw
U COUPl.ES
Cl) LOVE, AMERICAN
STYLE
"LOV9 And Thi Awak6n·
tng Miene.I hH to tutor
two actors In the him h8'a
<11rec:11ng 'Love And The
Smell Wedding" Werwty
end Robert try lo help OU1
e fr141nd 1n neeo
(O}MOVlE
• • Just Tell Me You
Love Me ( 1978) Robet1
Hegyes LIU Haflmen A
IOv•struck COlieOO drop-
out goes to Hewan ror a
visit and decides lo
stay 'PB'
12:40 IJ (I) COLUM BO
An orcheatre conduclM
lakes drutlc: measures 10
prevent a scendal wllen Ills
m1s1te11 tnreetens to
expose thelr at1e11' to his
wife.
12:45 CZJ MOVIE
• "Tanen, Thi Ape Men"
(19811 Rtchard Harrla, Bo
Oeretc A young woman
ffercnes tor he< mining
lathe< In Iha Afrtc•n jungle
where •hi ·encounter• en
unc1v1lll.O white men 11\d
an Q(engutan 'R'
1.00 I OE.Ne AUTRY
MOVIE * * 'i\ "My o..t Secre-
tary" ( 1948) LMalM Dey.
t<ltlt Oouglu An eo111or·a
eeer•tary llnde that he
likH Olrlt 111<1 pllV-lhe
1181d more olten tt\an he
wrttM
1:ot (ff) MOVIE
* • "MH88Cre Al Central
High" I 1978) Andr-Ste-
vwr1, Rob«! Cem1dlM A
cru1•d• for revenoe
beglnt •fler 1 prank lhal
_,, too far wu pulled on
tne quieter atudenta by e
group ol bored high·
lcl'loof lrlend1. 'R'
1:18 CC) MOVIE • • * "Ledy Tekea A
Cnanc•" I 1943) John
W1yne. Jean At11lur. A
woman llnd& an unwllllng
candld1te tor marr11oe
while nusbend-huntlng In
the Far Well
1:30 D (8 N8C NEWS
OVERHtGHT 8 OEHEAUTAY
1:45 0 NEWS
2:00CIMOVIE
• • "The Btue LaQoon"
( 11180) Bloolce Shields.
Chr11toplter Aikin• Two
caatewey chlldren orow 10
adoleecence on a remot1.
South PK1flc lllf•nd and
lxpet\en08 Ille petll)I 01
llrst tove. 'R'
2: 18 CS) MOVIE
• • "Sneke Ftat Va The
Otegon" Two kung ru war-
riors clash In 1 deadly bet·
lie
2.30a,.~
2:35 CID MOVIE
• • "Br eek throuoh ··
( 1979) Rlcherd Bu11on,
Rod Steiger A Nazi aer-
agean t becomes
embroiled In a plot to
aHaaslnate Hiller 'PG'
2:40IJ NEWS
2:45 (C) MOVIE
• * "Young Joe, The For·
gotten Kennedy" ( 1977)
Poter Streuss. Barbera
P11rl11n1 The eldest Kenne-
dy v<>lunleen tor a denget·
ou1 wartime mlaslon
which, 11 9Uocesslul. would
bflng him beck• hero and
one 11ep CIO_. 10 !he
WhtlaHOUM
(%)MOVIE • * * * "The Mlrecte Of
Moroan·a Creek" ( 194•)
Belly Hullon, Eddie Brack-
en When • young 01r1 finds
hetHll ptegf\8"1 lfltlf 8
nigttt on !he tOWfl with •
group Of Git, at\e It h.,d.
pressed 10 Identify the ,.,,...,
3: 10 I) MOVIE * *'"' "Sub1ertvge·• (1968)
Gene Berry. Joen Collins.
An American agent In Lon·
don ~ lnvOlved In a
ahaky merrlaoe triangle
with 1ntern1tlonal compll·
cauons
3:35 {S) MOVIE
• • ,,., "Stardust Memo-
ries" (1980) Woody Alletl,
Cherlotte Ramp11no. A sue:·
ceutu1 director laces a
personal crlala u he trlet
to make some major decl-
lionl tn hi• lite 'PG'
S:48@MOVIE
+ 1t • "LOOltlng FOf Mr
Ooue1011· (11771 OlaN
l<fflllf•. T"'"4•~ Weld A
tOtlally rel)rau•lll
eohoolte•cille• '"k•
HCll-1 by h~llllQ
.it\OIM ~,. end ""tno .,., •
IOu4I men Into one-nlOflt
1111/ldt 'R
'; 10 (If) MOYll
• • • ...... _, Cen Welt"
( 10711 Wa1111t1 Bea!ly Julie
Chr1111e
Taw•da•'•
Da,,tl•.,. Mo .,I••
-~-
1:30 (%) • • • • "The Mlrecll
01 Morgan'• Creel!"' (1944)
Baity HuttOt), Eddie B1ec~
en When • yO..llQ girt find•
he•aetl Pf&gnant 1f1er 1
niont on tile town with •
group ol 011. th• 11 hard·
prHMd to ldent1ly the
1111\ot
l lOO lCJ * • • Fl1"1 00fdon"
(1980) S1tn J J~I. Max
\loo Sydow A 1r10 ot
aerthllng1 travel to the
planet Mongo and help 111
oppr....O lnhlOUa/\la In
the ovet1htow ol the IVll
EmpetOf Ming 'PG• ® • • 'Willy Wonk• And
The Chocoteta Factory"
(1971) G-Wilder, Jack
Alb«taon A wOfld famou1
contec:llonet offers • hie-
time eopply of candy to lhe
live winners ol • lrea...,re
nunt
Oll • •1" "Seems like Old
Times" ( 1980) Goldie
Hewn, Chevy Chote A
1of1-hoa11ed lawyer Is torn
between her hopelfft 8M·
hu 1 band· turn ad-bonk
robber end her upllQhl
prlffnl touaoand who la
running tor California
attorney gener111 'PG'
0 • • "Breaking GlaH"
( 1980 I Haze! O'Connor.
Phil Daniela A B11t1at1 punk
pop star·a 11testyle u111
met&ly lead& to l••O-OY
'PG
0: 18 (21 • • • • The Fire·
men s B•ll ( 11168) Josef
Sve1, M811e Je?kova Elab·
orate ptans to fell !heir
86-yeaH)ld Clllel at a spe-
cial bait go awry 10< •
group of well·m•anlno
Czecnoaloveklan foremen
10;()0 (CJ • • • "011ve-ln"
( 1976) Glenn Morshower.
Lisa Lemote Several TP·
as teen·eoers mee1 during
a night ol romanGe and
axcllement al a drl\!9-ln
111aaH.e lea1ur1no an
improbable dlaa1t8f film OD • • 'h "The Spira!
Sleorceae" ( 19771 J11eque-
line Bluet. Chrlatopher
Plummer A beautiful d .. f.
mute Is tetrorlzed by a
mysterious killer wno lurks
In the shadows aurround·
Ing an elegant mansion
(.5) • • •.-. "Viva Las
Vegas" ( 196-4) Elvia Pres·
ley, Ann-Margret A Las
Vegas swimming Instructor
b8comeS 1ne objecl of
at1ec11on tor a apona car
nul end hie tta11an lrl8fld
10:30 CZ) • • 'Down Argenllne
W•y" I 19,.01 Betty Grable,
Don Amec:he A beautiful
heiress foltowt a -althy
Soutn Ame<!Car1 trom N-
Yorll to Argent1ne
11:30 (.$_ • • The Man wun
Bogart s Fece" (1980)
Roberl SKChl. OIMtl Hu ...
sey A man deetd81 to
change hlS litestyte end
pny11cal 11ppeerance to
resemble his tcr~ idol
'PG'
12:00 0 * • "Ouebec· (19511
Corinne Clllvet John Bar·
rymore Jr In thit t800s. a
Cenacuan revolt 11Qlllns1
the Br111sn Crown is com-
phcaled by the romlll09
that blosaoma belw8tlfl •
rebel teade< end lhit wife ot
0 British OlllC8f
G» • • "Three Secrets"
( 1949) Potrlcla Neal. Ru1h
Roman Three women ate
united by tragedy when
thetr husband• ere
tnvOlved on a plane cresn
Cl) ••·~"Kisses For My
President" ( 1984) F"red
M11eMurray, POiiy Bergen
A WOINI\ ~ llw
'"" llllNlle u. ~ end Mt IMlbetld ha IO
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ol the MW Mure, two
comtn8(ol81 robOll •lq)eri.
-the VICIMltudea of
flttl IO'le ·PO'
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ShQ(I 01 Per8dlM" ( 11171)
Suun 9.,.,.dOn, 0.Yld
Stem.,._g T "'° youno Hew
YOfketa learn 1b0ut lo"'8
•nd the vlCIMlhldft of a
one-lo·one 181ellon1hlp
'PG
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Laooon' I 1080) B<ooh
Sht•ld1. Chr111oph.,
Allllnl Two CUllw•y chM·
dren orow to~
on a remote. Soulh Pacific
ulland and ••Pet~ the
~of tlr1t IOY8 'R'
1:30 ($) • • • "Ehns" ( 19711)
KUf1 Ru&Mll, 5euo(i Hub-
ley Ehnt Prealey rl-from
P0--1y and obKUtlty to
achieYe teme and f0<fuM
•• • ...,peratar muSICal per-
torme<
2:00 CH> • • "Cout To Coa1t"
( 111801 Dyan Cannon. Rob-
el! Bloke. A run1way
nouaewlfe and • Ktappy
trucker hauling cellle
COHI 10 C0811 become the
taro•• ot a wild era.a·
country chase. 'PG'
2:15 (Z) * • * * "The Fire-
man's Ball" ( 11168) Joaef
Svet, Marie Jezkove. Eia11-
or110 plana to feta their
86-yeill ·Old Chief el a spe-
cial ball go r.ry tor a
group of well-meanlno
Cz&choslovaklan firemen
2:30 ft I> • ''I ' The Blue
Lagoon ( 111411) Jean Sim-
mons Ooneld Hou11on A
young girl end boy
sr11pwtecked on • Pac1tic
island come to IOve eecti
olhet as they mature
3:00 (Cl • ••,."Marco POio.
Jr · ( 1973) Anlmeted.
Vooce of Bobby Rydell. A
deeoenoant of the famous
•~plorer 1ourneya to X1111a-
du on search of 1he othw
nalf of the Golden Medal-
lion ot F11endanlp •G'
3:30 C?l *.*·~"Teti Me A
Roddie" I 1990) Melvyn
Douglas. Ltla Kedrova. A
wrthdrawn, elderly woman,
unawe1e Iha! she Is dying,
emba1ks on a long journey
lo r~uaint he•MU wllh
her geographically and
emollonolly Hparatad
1em11y ·pa·
4:00 0 • * 'Rock Island
Trail" (1949) Forrest Tuck·
or. Adele Mera A mllll
struggles 10 prevent a Ila·
gecoacn line lrom <>Ptw•·
ting 1n hta area
4:30 (C) • • 'i\ .. A Global
Affllir'' ( 1~) Bob Hope.
l•lo Pulver A beby. tound
by II becl'lelot In the lobby
OI the United Nations, IS
Cl81med by ell the me<nbet
natlot'is
($) • • 'Trusure ISiand"
I 1972) O.son Welles. Kim
Burroetd A cou•-oeous boy
totns the infamous ponate
Long Jonn S1tve< In ICOUI·
Ing the -S fOf s/111>11 car·
rylng bounty worlh Steel·
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Thi Ou1r· 11981) Jimmy
McNIChol. Janel Ju11811. A
hogn scnoot delinquent
gets the wh<>le town on his
tr••I when he makes off
with the homecoming
queen end heeds across
the 1tate In a --OI
1101en eutomoblles 'PO'
5:15 CZ)*•** "The Mlrede
Of Morgen's Creel<" ( 1114<1)
S.tty Hutton, Edd141 Brack·
en w ...,, • young gin llnda
heraetf pregnant eller 11
noght on the town with e
group of Gls, Iha 11 Mrd·
presMd to Identify the ,., ...
JOHN DARL ING by Armstrong & Batiuk
IT'~ T1ME NOW TO ()0 OUT
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THAT PLANTMAN HAS 0EEN
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10 RENT A CON\9 1NE!
Joel Higgins polishes 'silver spoons' role
LOS ANGELES (AP) -U, as
James Howell aaya, "All work
and no play makes Jack a dull
boy," then F.dward Stratton m is
a very, very bright boy.
Stratton. played by Joel
Higgina in the new NBC comedy
"Silver Spoona," la an overage
kid who t.oUa away every day at
his video games, electric trains,
and all his other to)'I.
It'• a show about role-reversal.
The fabuloualy wealthy Stratton
ii careful and lrresnnrurlble. Sort ol a tober "Arthur.r.-·-
Hla 13-year-old eon, played by
lUcky Schroder, I.a the adult of
the family. The t.een..ager teechea
hl1 father to accept
re1ponalbillty, and Stratton
lntroducea hl• aon to the
pleuurw of ChUdboocl . -
"rve done two other series and
I was always the straight man."
Higgins says. ''In my last seriea,
'Best of the West,' I waa the
straight man surrounded by
whackos. Now I'm the whacko.
It's a matter of proving what
you're capable of. If you get
locked in, you're dead.
"rm really getting into more
demanding acting roles, rather
than just being myself u the
adventurolls young man," the
actor says. "Before, when I went
up for a comedy part, they told
me I waan't funny looking
enough. Cary Grant waan't
funny looking. I've always felt
comedy came out of act1J\I rather
than looking flinny ."
lfl&lina, who allo wUJ be teen
in the CBS minlHriet "Bare r..nce.·· allo ltarred prevtowly
ill "Salvage-1," allo on ABC.
"One o( lbe reuo.nt I took
'Salvap' WU that altho\Acb ft w• an lldventure," he U)'I, "I
knew wttb Andy Grif:f.tth in lt
there would be aome comedy.
After' ll'Mlt.. I didn•t want to do
another adventure.''
Of hia new aeries, Higgins says,
"I don't know yet where F.dward
Stratton le headed, because it's
solng to take awhile. But
transition from the pilot to aeries
baa been interesting.
"You eet up a sltuation in the
pUot that you can never repeat.
In 'Best of the Wst,' he wu an
F..Mtemer who became a manhal.
I could ne ver acain be that
tenderfoot," HIUina~aaya. "In th1a pilot, I wu a com ete flake.
My kid ahowa up and tend hlm
to mllitary achool becauae I don't
want the reaponaibillty. Once
into the aerie., I can newr again
be that totflly carefree.
"F.dward ti the type who'd be
h•Pf;Y whether he wu rich or
not,• the actor con tlnuff. "It
takel \I.Jent to be happy and he
bll It, I'm allO a happy penon. I
uMd to Uve on a fourth floor
walll-up and the Mlahbo.rbood
wa1 eo ~I Md to run the Jatt
fe"I( blodai home.
"l mn't -.y ll'Mlt 1 WN ~ 1-
happy the," h• NJ11 'even
thouah my fraternity brolben
wen all brain aupoM and I WM
an actor" wtthout a di.me.
"One of the t.hinp that make
me happy ia that I've learned to
enjoy the process," Higgina aays.
"As a performer .-l e njoy
performing. Not only the actual
performance but the reheanala
and all that goes with iL"
In addition to acting, ffiaina
alao hat hi• own bualneu,
turning out jingle• for
comrnerdala. "I wu on V11Catlon in Paris but
I wu busy wrtttna jlnglea and
eendina them by trana·Atlantic
cable,"lioe recalll. "You can't pt
away trom It. I got bame Ured,
but my partnen call and they
needed a Coon Llaht JLnaM by
the next mom1nc, YOU lit down
and write It."
He a.nd one of hla partnen,
Many Sllwstrl, are wrlttna a
muttcal adapted from. an old
movie fOI' wbkh they boUlht the
riah'8. He'• wrldna the lyrband
811 v e •tr I tfi e m u a 1 c .
SUv..tri and ff.latm'1 othc'
par1ner, Jeremy Stone, wrote tbt
~ and ~ the mulk! f«
the ..... pl'Od~ of ~
and Illa AmatinC Technkolor
Dream Coat.."
I .
Diiiy Piiat
MONDAY, AUG. 23, 1982
ClASSIFllD cs
Pennant race
just heating up
And here come the Brewers! • By JOHN SEV ANO
O(ttle 011Uy PllOt Staff
In this madness the experts
call a pennant drive, the Angels
and Detroit Tigers staged a real,
old· fashioned donnybrook
Sunday afternoon at Anaheim
Stadium.
In a prelude to the real
fireworks, whl{'h are expected to
start tomghl when the best in the
East,-Milwaukee -meets the
tops in the West -the Angels -
in a brief two-game series,
Sunday's affair seemed to have a
little bit of everything . and
involve almost everybody.
From M anager S p arky
Anderson's expulsion m the first
inning, to the fans' verbal display
of an apparent bad call at the
plate in the fifth, to Reggie
Jackson's dramatic homer in the
seventh, a stadium crowd of 33,-
136 -not to mention players.
ma nagers, coaches and umpires
-had been truly put through
the wringer in the Angels' 6-5
come-from-behind victOry.
"YOU HA VE TO be patient
and not try to press thjngs," said
Jackson of the Angels' road from
here on out. "You have ID let 1t
happen. see it happen and then
take advantage of it."
biggest miscue occurred in the
bottom of the fifth inning, during
th~ Angels' four-run uprasang,
whl•n he called DeCinces out on a
play at the plate, a dec1s1on
replays showed dearly wasn 't
the best choke.
Ev<'n the 33.136 umpires in the
stands knew what the right call
should hav<' been and they let
their displeasure be known not
only :n the bottom Of the fifth,
but through the sixth, seventh,
eighth and ninth innings aa well.
And. JUSt lo compound
Thnl was a 110
doubter. I knew it was
out the moment I hit
it.
McClelland's blunder, the Tigers
c:a me roaring bat:k in the next
inning to re-assume the lead,
making the umpire's call look
that muc:h worse to the Angels
and the fans
CLOSE CALL -Angel baserunner Dou_g DeCinces was
called out on this play after trying to slide under the tag of
De!IJ ll'ltot f'tloto by CllettM St.,r
Detroit catcher Lance Parrish. DeCinces argued tn vain that
he had beaten the throw. Angels won anyway. 6-5.
The Angels engineered all
three to perfection in defeating
the Tigers. Trailing at one point
3-0, and then later 5-4 •. lbe
Angels made the most of the
opportunities presented to them.
Consecutive doubles by Joe
Ferguson, pinch -hitter Rob
Wilfong and Brian Downing,
coupled with an RBI single by
Jackson, lied the score in the
fifth inning. Jackson then came
home moments later on Doug
DeCinces' fielder's choice.
"That was pro bably the
umpirt•s toughest day in his
ltfe." said Manager Gene Mauch
with a smile Mau c h .
1nc1dentally, alo ng with
DeCinces. wasn't smiling when
the original call was made. "He'll
probably never forget the date
Aug 22."
ASKED WHAT the umpire
told him about the caJI , Mauch
rcplted· "Everything."
"Yes he did. No he didn't
Maybe he did." added Mauch,
paraphrasing McClelland's words
as to whether DeCint'eS hit home
plate or not. "He was just mixed
up on the play and didn't know
what to do."
That last one was for the birds
Dodgers try to forget Pirates' theft; Cardinals next Two innings later. Jackson hit
his game-winner, his 29th homer
of the season, over the left-center
field wall with Rod Carew
aboard
Said DeCinccs: "When you go
(See ANGELS, Page C2)
PITTSBURGH (AP) -Don Robinson
says the Pittsburgh Pirates sensed they
would beat the Dodgers Sunday when he
pitched out of a bases-loaded, one-out jam
in the top of the 14th mnmg.
''We all talked about how many times
that happens and a team comes right back
to score," Robinson satd after the Pirates
stayed altve in the National League East
race with a 4-3 victory.
Mike Easler. whose homer gave the
Pirates a 2-1 victory Saturday, started off
the 14th with a single. One out later, Dale
Berra cracked a single to center field and
when Pedro Guerrero scooped for the
high-bounding ball but couldn't come up
with it, committing an error, Easler scored.
Robinson. 14-7, relieved for the first time
since April by pitching the final three
innings. He was scheduled to start the first
game of a doubleheader against San Diego
today.
"l went to Chuck Tanner beJore the
game and told him he could use me if he
needed me," Robinson said. "You like to
ust: tight-handers against the Dodgers if
you can."
Steve Sax double d to lead off the
Dodgers' 14th and moved to third on a
single by Ron Roemcke. But Robinson then
got pinch hitter Jose Morales to fly out to
right field I
After Pedro Guerrero drew an
intentional walk to load the bases, Robinson.
struck out Roy Cey and got Steve Garvey
on a ground out.
"[ felt real strong out there my
velocity was there and so was my curve
ball," Robinson said.
The Dodgers took a 3-0 lead by scoring
solo runs in the second, fourth and fifth
inningll. But the Pirates scored twice in the
fifth inning and tied the score at 3-3 m the
You like t o u e right-
handers against the Dodgers
ii you can .
-Don RoblnM>n
eighth on a one-out triple by Berra and a
ground out by Jim Morrison.
Cey doubled and scored on Steve
Yeager's single in the second. In the fourth,
a two-out single by Garvey scored Rick
Monday, who had walked.
Bill Russell singled to lead off the
Dodgers' fifth and scored on a single by
Roenkke.
Richie Hebner. recently reatoqu1red bv
the Pirates from Detroit, doubled in the
fifth and scored on Easler's single. Tony
Pena singled and scored on Omar Moreno's
two-out single.
Hebner started the game m right fteld.
the first time he has played m the outfield
in his professional career.
Burt Hooton, making his third start smce
coming off the disabled last after knee
Kotar needs surgery
for tulllor renJoval
NEWARK, N.J . (AP) -Doug
Kolar, the New York Giants
veteran running back who
retired last month, w1U undergo
surgery Tuesday for removal of a
brain tumor.
The tumor was described as
"very serious," and is located in a
portion of the brain where
surgery might jeopardize Kotar's
eyesight, team sources saJd.
t h r e-e w e e k s ago p 1 a y i n g
volley ball in the swimming
pool," he said.
"l started getting headaches
about a week later so I went to
the doctor for a skull X-ray, and
It was nonnal. So I called up to
the Giants and went up there for
a CAT scan and that's where it
showed something was wrong,"
said Kotar , who played seven
seasons in the National FootbaU
League and sat out another with
a knee injury.
surgery. reured the first 11 Pirate batters
but ran into trouble in the fifth.
Hebner doubled and scored on a single by
Easler and Pena followed with a single
Two outs later, Omar Moreno got an infield
hit that scored Pena. The Pirates tted the
game in the seventh on a one-out triple by
Berra and pinch hitter Jim Morrison's
grounder.
It was generally conceded the Dodgers
were in deep trouble whether Guerrero
fielded Berra's single to center cleanly or
not.
Had he come up with the baJI correctly
the Pirates still would have had runners at
the corners with one out.
The Dodgers had already blown .the
game on severaJ occasions, leaving runners
in scoring position in four of the last six
innings, including 'the 14th which seemed
t.O wrap up the entire game in a nutshell
Dodgers Manager Tommy Lasorda
questioned Garvey's selection of pitches on
the final out afterward in what was
otherwise a den of silence m the Dodgers'
dressing quarters as their NationaJ League
West lead was pared to one game over
Atlanta and 3'h over San Diego.
The Dodgers try again tonight at St.
Louis. where the Eastern Dlv1S1on-leading
Cardinals await.
Jerry Reuss (12-9) is scheduled to be on
the mound fo r the Dodgers against right-
hander Bob Forsch ( 12-7)
"That was a no doubter,"
beamed Jackson of his HR. "l
knew at was out the mmute l hit
It
"It's always a thrill; it's sull a
high to hit a game-wmning home
run. The media and the fans
seem to make a real bag deal
about my home runs -like mine
are different, so to speak. But I
enjoy them as much as anybody
else -probably even more
because I'm really in on the
action."
Despite Jackson's heroic home
run. however, most of the action
was centered around home plate
Sunday and, in partkular,
directed at rookie umpire Tim
McClelland.
BEFORE THE game was an
innmg old. McClelland had sent
Anderson back to the clubhouse
for an early shower after the
Detroit skipper disagreed with a
few ball -or strike -calls he
felt should have been made.
And, whale the Detroit batters
seemed to argue ove r
McCIPlland's calls most of the
afternoon. the rookie umpire's
Laver sweeps
Legends title
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Rod
Laver defeated Fred S1Dlle 6-1.
6-4 Sunday to win the $33,000
Foster's Lager champ1onspip at
th<' Los Ar:geles Tennis Club.
Laver. the No 2 seed from
Australia, took home the $10,000
ftr.;t prize. while Stolle, aJso of
Australia. earned $6.000
Lave r broke in front early
taking a 5-0 advantage in the
firs t set Laver broke his
opponent's S<'rve in the second
and fourth games of the set en
route to the victory.
Stollt> partially recovered in
the second set as he and Laver
traded games through 4-4.
The dcc1s1ve service br~ak
cx."Curred in the ninth game of the
set as Laver again broke StoUe's
serve for the third ume in the
match ID go up 5-4 in the second
set.
He held hlS own serve in the
10th game and went on to win
the event for tennis stars 35 years
old and up
He's an irregular regular
Angels' Ron Jackson has handled the role admirably ty OURT SEEDEN tour years in the Angel farm system before coming
of the 011111 Piiot Staff up to the big club in 1975 for 13 games.
It's hard to believe that Ron Jackson has He started the '76 season in Salt Lake, but 10
actually made it to the plate 113 times this season. games later, he was back with the Angels. And he
After all, the only time Jackson sees any action stayed there for two more seasons.
in the Angel lineup is when a seven-lime American He was traded to the Minnesota Twins in 1978
League batting champion falls to answer the call or aJong with Danny Goodwin in exchange for Dan
one of the team RBI leaders is injured. Ford. In fact, he e njoyed his best major-league
But, w hen either Rod Carew or Doug DeCinces season with the Twins in 1979 when he batted .271,
is absent from the lineup, Manager Gene Mauch hit 14 home runs and knocked in 68 runs.
only has to tum to the other Jackson on his team for "I liked Minnesota, but when you went to the
help. ball park it was just dead," Jackson recalls. "Here,
they've got everything. And we're winning. That's
the main difference." "I didn't know about this until
just last week," Ko tar said
Sunday in a telephone interview
from his hospital bed. "I'm going
to need surgery Tuesday
momin~ and maybe a fter they get in· there they can fmd some
answers."
Kotar said calls and visits from
friends and family have lifted his
spirits, but he admitted he was
very nervous about the brain
surgery.
SUPER-SUB -Ron Jack.son
has supplied the Angels with
some punch this year.
"I'M NOT TOO worried about how many at-
bats I have," Jackson says. You have to take the
good with the bad. I'm just trying to go out there
and do my job."
The "good" Jackson refers to ls his batting
average. It's .327. It's tops on the club. Even better
than Carew.
Jackson spent 1981 divided between the Twins
and the Detroit Tigers. He opted for fTee agency
after the '81 sea.son and wound up playing for the
Angels' Pacific Coast League farm club-in Spokane.
He played seven games there before the Angels
recalled him. Now he Is a fixture &mOni the Pine
Brothers, the label attached to the Angela' reserve
playPrs. Doctors have not ye t
detennined whether the tumor i.s
benign or rnalignan\.
Kotar, or.e oC the Olanta' all-
tlme leading rushers, w as
admitted Jate Saturday to the
hoepltal run by the Unlvenity of
Medicine and Dentistry of New
Jersey.
The 30-year -old former
Kentucky 1tandout said he has
no Idea how long he hat had the
tumor, and probably would not
have known abou\ if lt weren't
for a freak awimmlng pool ICddenL
"1 "°t kJcked ln the heed about
'
"Thia ain't no knee," he saJd.
Kotar said he had no noticeable
symptoms until a few weeks ago.
"The docton said I was luck y
becau.1e If I hadn't gotten klcked
in the h ead and had the
headaches, I might not have
come ln unUl it was too late," he
said.
Kotar tetlred July 23, houra
after reporting to the O lanta'
Pace Untveralty preaeaaon
tralnina center. He said the
dedsion to retire wu unrelated
to the brain tumor, •nd WH
made only bean.we h1I shoulder
WU very ton.
Rams acquire
Yary from Vikes
From AP dl1patcbes
The Rama h ave acquired
veteran o ffen alve tackle Ron
Yary from the Minnesota
Vikings, the team announced
Sunday.
Yary, 36, waa a 14-year atarter
for the Vtklnp and played in
four Super Bowla. Named All-
Pro •Ix timet, he waa a co~
star at the Unlveralty of
Southern C..UfornJa.
"I just hope I can play enough to maintain that
kind of average," he aaya. "It doesn't mean that
much now, but after the season, I can say, 'hey
'"
It's been a strange aeuon, Indeed, for Jackson.
He played about Clve straJitht games early ln the
seuon when Carew had an lnjured wrtst. He dldn't
play again unUl 40 game. later.
"The tfUY' were kidding me about 40 days and
40 nlghta, Jackaon rec::alled. lt'a about the time
Carew wu getting h1I 25-game hitting streak.
"l know it'• a Iona time to wait, but we have
some vet.erana on this ball club and they have to set
a rest toroe timet," he add.a.
THIS IS NOT the flrtt yHr Jackson hH
dilplayed h1I talenta ln Anaheim. He waa ortcSnaU.y
~ by the Angela, you mitht recall. •pendina
I
\
WHEN HE WAS seeing action at third lut
week, while DeClnces was nunlng a aore bllCk,
Jackaon owned a mini four-.rame hitting streak and
had hit safely in nine of 10 games for a .500 avera,e
(15-for-30). ,
Neith er hts hlttlnf n or hi1 defense have
deteriorated because o his sporadic play, and
neither doe. hia mental prewaUon, putjeularty
with a manqer like Mauch calllng the lhota.
"I don't take anything for ll'&nted," Jack.on
aaya. "You don't know what ~'s thlnkinc. He'•
such a grut manager. He'• alwaya th1nJd.na about
three lnnU\p a.heed of everyone~-You Jutt have
to be ready."
He aaya he feel.a more com.fort.able pa.yin& tint
(See RON, Pa .. Cl)
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Runne r heats h eat
-in Death Valley
From AP dlapa&cbea
DEATH VALLEY -A
champagm· showN cooled a Santa Si"ll
Monica man Sunday as he finished a ~
100-milc run through Death Valley in
furna<.:e heat
Allan Korolow1cz, 29, hmped into Scotty's
Castle, a former mansion ronvertt'CI into a hotel,
shortly befort• 9 a.m after a run of 26 hours and
40 minutes. said Vern~ TJ<lrks, who videotaped
the ev<'nl
Korolow1<.-z wa . ., welcomed with a spray of
champagnc by htl> .t<.'COmpanymg five-member
crew
T Jar k s said the runner, who lost 15
pounds.was in good cond1llon except for blisters
and a swollen knee suffered before the race
when he was forced to dodge a careening truck
as he waiwd m•<1r tht• side of the road.
The run startc.•d at 6 a .m Saturday as
Ashford Mills rums in south Death Valley.
Korolowicz, a prnfossional sports trainer,
trudged along hot asphalt as the temperature
soared to 119 in the shade, said Tjarks. A crew
game him wat<'r and ic·e. Subtracting rest stops,
he h ad about 21 h ours of running time.
Korolowicz said.
Quote of the day
"It's ride, ride, ride: kick, kick, kick.
Nobody's loose a nymore. Everybod y's
looking over his sho ulder, worrying if he's
next . to
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catch the ceiling falling from
upstau'S. -New York Yankees' pitcher
Rieb "Goose" Gossage, referring to the
turmoil within the club's organization.
Aipken, Orioles lower boom on Texas
Shortstop Cal Ripken Jr. led a la
record-breaking 20-hit attack for
Baltimore with a home run and four
singles to back the e1ght-h1t pitching
ot Jim Pa lmer, as the Orioles blasted "Texas
S unday night, 10-:! for a sweep of their three-
game series. Balt1morc collected more hits than
any team against T exas since the fra nchise
moved to Arlingto n in 1972. breaking the
,, previous mark of 19 set by
Kansas City this year ...
Elsewhere in the Americam
f .eague, Paul Molitor singled
in one run and scored another
C. lo highlight Milwaukee's
, three-run ninth inning as the
O • Brewers pulled out an 8-5
) dec1s1on over Seattle ..
t Rick Miller hit a two-run
homer to cap Boston's four-
RIPICEN run fifth 1nnmg and the Red
Sox broke a three-game losing streak by toppmR
Oakland, 4-2. J erry Koosman pitched a
seven-hitter anCI K.ansas City committed three
errors and several mental lapses to help Chicago
knock the Royals out of a share of first place m
the West, 12-3. John Castino's throwing
error on an mt1eld hit by Mike Hargrove wii.h
two outs in the bottom of the ninth allowed
Cleveland to s<"Orc the winning run in a 4-3
triumph over Minnesota . . Dave Righetti
allowed JUSt five hits in seven innings to lead
New York oast Toronto, 3-1.
Wadkins holds
On thl1 dau• In buat•boll 1n llJtJ I
Th San Frandaro Glonll n h«f t1w
homen1 In on lnnlna to tltt a m Jor ll'agut•
record. Orlando Ct·~'du. Frllpt• AJou, Jim
Davenport, W1llu• M11y" atnd John Orsino
d id tht honol'al
Lea beats Astros third straight time
Ch arlie L ea continued his la
mastery over ttw Houaton AalrOll with
a four-hlltc-r to IN1d Montrt•ul to u 5-0
v ictory Sund ay night that 1nappt•d
the Expos' thre<.>-game lOlling itreiik. Lea, who
has beattn the Alltros three straight times thi11 ·
season, did not allow o hit until Ray Knl1ht'1
double down the third-base line In the fourth
inning Ga rry Maddox'• grund slam in the
third inning off Clncinati a<.-c
Marlo Soto broke open n Ught
gam e and p owe red
Philadelphia to an 8-1 romp
over the Reds . . Dale
Murphy drove in four runs,
including a pair with his 30th
homer of the season in the
seventh inning. ai. Atlanta
outlasted the New York Mets,
E 10-9, and moved lo within
L • one game of National League
West leading Los Angeles The loss extended the
Mets' losing streak to seven games and was only
the sixth victory in 26 games for the Braves
Reserve catcher Glenn Brummer stole
homi;· with the bases loaded and two outs in the
bottom of th£> 12th inning to give St. Louis a
come-from-behind 5-4 t riumph over San
Francisco . Blll Buckner, Scot Thompson
and Jay Johnstone delivered run-scoring singles
in the seventh inning and Buckner drove in the
decisive run with a single in the eighth as
Chica~o nipped San Diego, 8-7.
Oiler mistakes aid Jets' victory
HOUSTON -New York J ets [!]
quarterback Richard Todd hit Jerome t. t
Barkum with a 34 -yard touchdown
pass and Johnny Lynn recovered a
blocked punt m the end zone to key a 24-point
first halC Sunday and lead the Jets to a 33-16
victory over the error-plagued Houston Oilers.
Lynn rammro in from the left side to block
a punt by rookie Skip J ohnston and the n
recovered it in the end tone in thl' first quarter of
the exhib1t1on game to start the J ets toward a
24-0 halftime lead.
Inkster wins women's amateur title
Juli Inkster fired a birdie-b1rd1e-n
eagle on the back nine Sunday to
capture a 4-and-:J victory over Cathy
Hanlon in the 36-hole finaJ of the U.S.
Women's Am.atucr go lf championship in
Colorado Springs Inkster. winn<'r of this
chan:ipionship in 1980 and 1981. is the hrst golfer
to wm three consecut1vt• womcn·s amateurs since
Virginia Van Wie in 19:32-33-34
Television, radio
Following are tht· top i.porL-> ewnts on TV
tonight Raungs are: v v v v t·XC'C'lll•nt, v v v
worth watching, vv fair: v forgt•t 11 e 5:30 p.m .. Channel 7 v V v v
BASEBALL: Dodgt•r.. at St Lou1S Cardinals.
Announcers: Keith .lad~.<-On and Bob Ueckl'r
It's a banle of National League d1v1s1on
leaders this evening as J<.•rry Rt•uss ( 12-9)
opposes Bob Forsch (12 -7) The Dodgers. leaders
by one game in the Wt-st. t.akl' a two-game losing
streak into the game and are 3-:i on this road trip
RADIO
Baseball Dodgt>rs at St Louis. !'>.30 p.m .
K.ABC (790); MilwaukC'<' at Angels. 7·30 p.m.,
KMPC (710)
on to win title
Sam e o ld story for Kite --another second place finish
GRAND BLANC. Mich (AP)
-Lanny Wadkins said 1l was a
peculiar day. but for Tom K1tC' ll
was all too familiar.
Wadkins fired a 7-under-par
G5 in the final round Sunday and
held off a determined bid by Kite
lo win the Buick Open golC
champ1onsh1p by a stroke
He left the Warwick Hills Golf
and Country Club with a record
15-under tot.al of 273. But for
Kite. the £inish markro the fifth
time in the past two years that he
has been runner·\Jp.
••rt's been a s trange day."
Wadkins said "I didn't drive
well, but my putter was just on
fire on the back nint.' today."
Indeed, Wadkins snaked 1n a
putt of 70 feet for a birdie on the
191-yard, par-3 11th holt:.'. the
second in a string of four straight
hirdies on the back side.
"I made· the birdies on the
birdie-able holes.'' Wadkins said.
"Tom and I go back a long way
He's made some putts on me and
I've made some on him.
''With the wind today. I kuew
ll was not impossible to come
Crom four shots back. One thing
in my mind at the start of the day
was the wind was the same as 1t
was the first day -and I played
well then."
Wadkins. who will play n<.•xt
week m the World Series of Golf
at the Firestone Golf and
Country Club in Akron. Ohio.
had rounds of 66-71-7 1-65.
George Archer finished m a
three-way tie for second with
third-round co-leaders Curlis
Strange aAd Payne Stewart at
12 -under 276 over th e
7.001-yard. par-72 layo ut at
Warwick Hills Golf and Country
Club.
Defending champion Hale
Irwin and Jack Renner were 2
strokes behind that trio al
LO-under 278.
Wadkins, who earned $63,000
for h is victory, was tied with
Kite at 15-under after both men
birdied the 598-yard, par-5 16th
hole.
However, Kite. playing one
threesome behind Wadkins, hit
his tee shot into deep rough with
a 6-iron on the par-3 17th,
chipped up to about 6 feet and
rolled hjs put just by the cup for
a bogey to fall back to 14-under
Still, Wadkins needed a gutsy
save for a par on No. 18 to
maintain his lead. Wadkins, who
now h as won three PGA
Collins takes top money
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP)-Bill
Collins, playing steadily while
challengers falte red , won the
Greater Syracuse Seniors Golf
CJauic with a 1-under-par 70
S unday and a 72-hole total of
285.
The •25,000 flrat-place money
was the moat ever w on by
CoJllna, who h ad f o u r
Prof•lonal Golfen' A.-odation
tour victories In 19$9 and the
19601. Hit lau regular-tour
-victory waa the 1962 Buick Open.
and It paid $8 000.
Auatcallan Ouy Wolatenholme.
I. ( ,
who had to quallfy for the first-
ever PGA-1ponsored event at the
6,&72-yard Bellevue Country
Club layo\lt, also ahot 70 but.
bogeyed the 18th holo to finish
second at. 286.
After rolling in a 12-foot puu
for a blrdle-8 at the 17th hole,
Collina approached the 18th tee
aware ho waa leadln.J for the
first time ln 71 holes. Trying for
accuracy In the wlnd, he bluuxt
a 3-wood about 320 yardl off the
e1'Nated tee. hit a wed~e to the ~on the 449-yard bole and
11ank a 3 'A ·fool putt
tournaments this y<.'ar and 10 in
his professional career which
began in 1971 . pullro his tee shot
badlv un the 18th and the ball
l,rnd(>d in tht• ninth fairway
Hall of Fame
awaits Carner
after victory
CLEVELAND (A.P)-JoAnne
Carner says Hollywood would
have loved her wire-to-wire 35th
carCl'r vi t'tory Sunday in the
World Championship of Women's
Golf that qualified her for the
LPGA Hall of Fame
"If you were writing the .;c-npl,
you 'd like 1t that way," said
CarnC'r. "I usually get in one of
these big. prestige tournaments
and play terrible. I fe el
wonderful I'm happy. real
happy."
earner's triumph earned her
the richest pm:e in the women's
spon , $50,000, after she finished
with a one-under par 71 for a
total of 284, four strokes under
par at Shaker Heigh ts Country
Club.
Her big payday boosted her
1982 bankroll past $248,000,
breaking Beth Daniel's singJe-
season LPGA mnrk oC $231.000
set two yeant ago.
Her margin of victory over
Japan'• Ayak o Okamoto also
establiahed • tournament record.
Okamoto cl<>-'led with a 6~ for a
289 total and picked up the
biggest. paychl'Ck of he r career.
$26,000.
Carner 1dmitWd she fought a
bad cate of nerves and rteallcd a
pre-round conversation with h~r
huaband, Don Carner.
"Don told me. 'Go out and
havo /un ' Man, 1 couldn't even
brutbe. l couldn't am.Ue becau.e
my Upa w re 1tuck to my teeth."
CONCENTRATION Angel third baseman
Doug D1Cmc:<.>s eyes first base and gets ready to
From Page C1
O•llJ Pllol Photo by Chui" Sterr
throw Detroit runn('r out during Sunday's
game at Anahe im Sldd1um Angl·ls won. fi -5.
ANGELS REGAIN FIRST PLACE. • •
right on throu~h (meaning over
•he plate) and you know there's
no way you t·an physically Ix> out
"Ht• JUSt madl· a mistake and I
think hl' know~ he madt' a
m1st.<1 kC'. ll"s nut C'asy to bt.• an
ump1rC' I know I wouldn't want
to bc om· I w ant lo bt· a play<'r.
"'That's what I like about this
ball club," explained Jackson
"Everyone contributes. Today, 1t
was my turn .. but DeCinc:es.
Lynn and Baylor have also
produced.'"
alter lhe game lhOI hlS wtoSI was slilf bul
ioosef'led up as ine r.on1es1 went a1ong Foll os
sc11eou1eo 10 play ooth games against th.,
Brewers M•uc:h on lhe sognoltcanc:e 011tie
0oew8'5 M!rotts Sure 11 s s1gn11tCJ1n1 but so
was Ille on11 w1111 Boston ano so was the one
w11n Oe1r0tl F••"Y game ev.-ry se<oes toas its
own ~al 50gnoloc:anc;e hM>y Gflch-
on 111e Milwaukee !>eroes We II probably gel
1acked up !or M1lwau~ee. ~now1ng they re on
lors\ plac:e and 1he series presenls a possible
playoll compe1111on 1 1'11nk 11 s 1mpor1an1 10
play \hem well ond es1ablosh some momenlum
(for 1a1e11 11 woll be 1n1eres1ong because neither
of us nave .i 101 or speed and ne1111er team has
a super po\Cnong stall Bo1h soCles rely on lloeor
ollonso•e guM DeClncee on Milwaukee
"It's fvrturwtt· that Wl' won
becaust• I think ht· knowlt ht•
made a m1s t.ak(• ;ind an ump1n· 1s
like an athlt•!c'. lh<.'V don't want
to look bad l'1ther .,·
"Jackson is like all the rest."
added Mauch. "He comes to the
park to win ball games. I think
the feeling (of being wmnns)
has grown among thC'mselvcs on
a daiJy basis.
The Angt•b. who havt• won 11
of thl'lr la!>t lti ~wm•s and art' 4-:l
on thl' eurn ·nt homt•stand, got
four innings of suhd rd1ef from
Luis Sanch1-•1 (5-2) Luis Tiant
SldrtL'Ci for thP Angt•ls but had t.o
leave after fvur innings wtth a
stiff back. He was tralling 2-0 at
the time
"Like tod ay, when we wer"
bt•hind, it was Like the guys on
the bench w e r e say in g
'Hold 'em . and wc•'IJ l"On11· bal·k
Let's go· ...
In mv opmoon Miiwaukee os lhe best club
over lhe1e (m me Al Easl) Whettoer they won"
nr 1101 11 s 1us1 sometimes lhe best clubs
rJnn 1 won Goong 1n10 Sunoay s games
1he 1wo clubs had h1I better than 300 home
runs between thc.>m or roughly '" home<S
e•ery none innings The Angels ha•e been
m lors\ place or lied for Ille lead 83 da•S this yea• Mike Witt (7 4J •s ~heduled 10 go
aga1n11 Bob McClu1e (9 51 on ton1gh1 sopener * ANGEL NOTES Shortslop Tim Foll. wllO
d1C1n 1 1l&1t lhe geme u he ,..as s1111 nursing a
sore w 11sl c:ame on as a delenso•e
repl11Cemen1 on lhe sl•th Fou wtoo shook ~·s
wr111 loUoW1ng his Ills\ ground ball and d1C1n 1
look loo gooo on hos first !rip 10 the pla1e SdoCI
Finally OeCtncea· reac:l •on to a
r8')0<\8' s Q<Htlllon a<ong whel1-the lans
would s.ee a couple of 10.9 games the nex1
couple of nogn" II lf>l!V oo I hope we have
the 10
Newport pair captures regatta
Insan it y take team troph y in East-Wes t ch a lle nge
Eleven N1·w York -:~6 v.itht.s turned out Friday,
Saturddy .ind Sunday fur tht• firs t East-West
Challengt• n·g,1lla for the• l'la~ Th<' regatta was
sailf'd on a 11m·-dt•s1gn boat-for-boat basis with
Waynf' Ault tC'ro and Tom Omohundro of the host
Newport Ha rhor Y:wht Club C'mergmg as thl'
overall winnc·r
Hunnt•r up was COC'r de> Lion, lliward Hart,
King Harbor Ym:ht Club. and third was Peggy
Comfort. Amf'rJt'an Yat:ht Club. N. Y .. in an
unc:hrisl<'ned lx>at
Top SC'Ort·rs frn the tl•am trophy was the West
Coast tc•am l"'1mpoc;c•d of Insanity. Austero and
BOATING
Omohundro. V1d1ot. Phil Ramer. NHYC, and Coer
de Lion. Edw;ml Hart, KHYC
ThP £.1st Coast team w as t-omposed of Peggy
Comfo1 t. Amt•ncan YC. V1vat'l'. J ohn Trott, Cedar
Point. N Y .ind Marrakesh Express. Peter Godfrey,
lnd1an I !arbor N Y
'\"p w manual tor t"atamaran OM'ner~
Sailors hoping to break into the art of sailing
c atamarans arc advised that Surfglas. Inc ..
producers of the Prindle Cats. has issued nf'w
comprehensive manual for catamaran owners -
particularly Prindle Cat owners.
Sections include "Sailing" with photos and text
on tips for proper sail trim, trapezing, launching
and instructions on bow to tack a nd jibe.
The ''Aftc.•r Sailing " section includes
instructions on loosening the• rig, lowering the sails
and traill'ring.
"Tuning for Performance" is a collection of bps
to achieve optimum spced. Also included is a
drawing of a catamaran with the major parts
pinpointed, along with a glossary of sailing terms
and illustrations of knots commonly used in
catamaran sailing.
The manual can be ordered by sending a check
for $5 to Surrglas, Inc., 1810 E. Borchard Ave.,
Santa Ana 92705. The pnce includes shippmg and
handling charges.
t'outll sailing c••mplonslllp set
Boys ond girls from various Southern
Caltforn1A rommuniues wlU compete Friday ln the
United Airlines O lympic Youth Sailing
Championship m Long Beach, cloeing out a summer
long progr am t h&t Introduced hundreds of
youngsters to sailing.
The championship regatta will be he ld at the
Leeway Sailing Center In Long Beach.
About 300 youtha learned Sabot CJASS aalling
this summer in training acsslom &t Long ~&eb and
Playa dcl Rey.
The progr.-m, In Its 1eeond year. ts coordlnated
by the Los Anjelea Olympic OrganJzlng Commlttee.
the L os Angele• Department of Recreation and
Parka and the Long Beach Department of
~rca\lon
Uniu:d fllrlin , an otfletal 1ponlOI' of the 1984
gamts in LOI AJ'\& lee. will apoNOr &he Otymp&c
youth .. 1111'\i program throuah 19&4.
heau. The top 40 satlor<; I rom tht• µrogram wrll
t-ompt'lt· for Olympit· style· rnc'Clals
Coa.frit Guard 11flt"rs boatlnlf c•la!'t!t
A boating skills and seamanship t·oursc 1s being
offered by F'lot1lla 22 of the Unilc'CI States Coas1
Guard Auxiliary, sl.<lrtmg Sept 7 ol 7.30 p.m. at thl'
GrC'at American Savings & Loan. :i2222 Camino
Caµ1strano. S::in Juan Capistrano.
Course 1nlormat10n will indudt' the nautical
rules of th<' road, "boat hand I mg. safNy l>qU1pment
a nd regulations. t·harts and l'Ompass. marine
engines, sailing, WC'ath er and marine radio. among
oth<•r sub.)C'Cts
Th<' C'lao;.'> fC<' 1s $5 µt•r pNson plus a small fee
for pnntro materials Tc"<·nagt•r; as well as adults
are wekome The• course 1s a1mt-d at persons new m
the fie ld of boating
More information can Ix• ohwinc'Cl by calhng lli
Palml·r. floulla cummandt r. at E!:il-1527. or Don
Genm·h. public relations off1t"t1r. 556-0540
From Page C1
RON JACKSON. • •
base these days even though he bc:gan his career as
a third baseman.
"I'm not reading the ball as well as I should."
he admi s of his third-base play "
On his offense: "l <'ould bt' a good designated
hittN some day I'd like> that. But I feel I"m a good
firsl basemen. l'w learned to hit left-handers super
weU. Most left-handers' pitches tail away from you
and I've learned not to try and pull the ball.
"You try to kill the ball and you're going t.o
ground out to third," Jackson continues. "Actually,
most o f my hom t> runs hav e co me off
right-handers."
But like his hard-hitting and perhaps better
known teammates, Jack.c;on 1s hmmg the ball just as
hard consistently which 1s one of the reasons the
A ngels a re battling for an American League
pennant.
"This Is a veteran ball club and these guys can
play," Jackson says of his teammates. "They may
make a few physical mistakes but you don't see
many mental mistakes.
"You know (Detroit Manager) Sp._rky
Anderson once told me he respects every brul player
who plays on o team that's managed by Gene
Mauch or (Baltimore Manager) Earl Wuver. '
They're not going to beat themselves with me ntal
mlstakee." he aaya.
And, It appears the Ang. ls didn't moke a
mlsta.kc when they signed Jackson early thl1
season. Llke the algn on t'he Anaheim Stadium wall
read.I: -
Ron Jackaon -back In ac~on.
T he UAL youth aallln.1 champfonablp will
begln at 10 a.m. with the fU-.t of two prellminary Stone Mill Business Park
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Mll'dnlo P 0 0 0 0 S1rgl pn I 0 0 0
Motals on • O O O Rbnon o 1 o o o
8«:kwte P 0 0 0 0 Ril!IP< II 6 1 3 I
Guer cl 6 0 2 0 T Pena < S 1 I 0
Cey Jb 6 1 1 0 Bern n 5 1 2 O Garvey lb 6 0 1 1 Rnooen o 1 O O O
Veage< c J 0 I 1 J Molner on 1 O O O
Frair P 0 0 0 0 E flomo o O O O O Baker II J 0 2 0 Mornsn ph I O O 1
flussell n 3 I I 0 Scurry p o O O O
One pn 2 o0 o0 o0 Lacy rt 2 o 1 o
Be1n9r SI ' Hoo1n p 1 o O O
Sc1osc11 c 3 0 O 0
TOIOIS !12 3 13 3 Totals
kore by Inning•
~l 4 12 J
LOI Angele• 010 110 000 000 00-3
P1t11burgn 000 020 100 000 O 1-4
One OUI when wonning 1utl r.coreo
E Cey SH , Guanero OP-Loa A~el
1. P1111ou1gh 1 lOB Los AngelH 15
Pltltbu•on 9 2B Cey Heb"•' Salt
3B Bet1a SB Belondt• 11) Lacy 1341 8 -Hooton Garvey T Penal
Loo Ar\Qtlto I .. H 1111111110
Hooton ~"' 6 2 2 0 ro11ter I'• I I l 0
S How• ' 2 0 0 1
N1e<let1h1er 4 I 0 0 0 Beckwrlh(l 2· II '\ ' I 0 0 Pllloburgh
Rnooen 5 1 4 4 I
E Romo 2 0 0 0 II Scurry • 0 0 0 I
Tei\ulve 3 3 0 0 ' D RbnsntW 14-71 3 l 0 0 2 Scurry polchtd lo 1 balle< on ,,,. tllh
T 4 07 A-19 00$
Amencen League
Red ... 4. A'• 2
eos1on ooo 040 000-4 12 o
01~1anc1 000 002 000 -;> 7 I)
Denman Burg,,,,,._, Ull enO Alltnl!On.
langlord and M Hea1n W Denmen. IO l -Lanoto<O, 9.14 S Bu•g-
"' HR Boslon R M iller t41 A JI 398
lndi.tl• 4, Twin• 3
Monnesota 010 000 200 3 6
Cleveland 000 01" 00 I 4 6 I
0 Connor Reotern 191 Llllle 191 encl
laudner Sulchtte and Bando W-
Sul<lolle. 11·4 L-0 Connor, !>·5
l!fl• Cleveland A B•nn1stor l•I
B~mlo 13) A -10.929
YankMI S, l tua JaJ• 1
To1or110 000 000 010 I 6 New Yori. 000 210 OOx 3 8 I
Gou R L Jeckaon 15). J Mclauohlln
181 ano B Martinez. Whitt 181. R1gttet11
Gouage 18) and Ceron• W floghelll.
8·5 L-Goll. 4.9 s Gosuoe (271
HRs -Toron10, Moseby (81. New York.
Grilley 171 A -33,731
While lo• 12, lloyelt 3
Chicago 030 1!'>0 120 1" 16 3
l(an$85 Coty 000 000 102-3 7 0 Koosman amo Fis~ H111 191 Spliuortt
Fros• 16) and Wathan SlllUQhl (II) W-
Koosman 6--5 l Spl•llorlf. 8·7 HR-Chcago ICemp ( 131 A -33 73 1
Oriolte 10, RAN>gtf• J
Ball•more 302 01f 002 10 20 C
T<'xas 020 000 010 3 9 C
Palmer ano Dempsey Honeycut•
B0tlano 121 Moret>ena 1~1 \.Of"e< 1~1 el\l Werner W Palmer 10 l l
Honeycuu 5· 15 HRs Ban1mo1e F0<0
191 R•P'l'n I 191 Songle1on ( 10)
,., 9 848
llrew•tt I • ..,.,nan 5
Molwnukee 050 000 003 8 10 0 Seallle 400 000 010 5 6 1
Haas Stoton (81 anO Yoat F
Bonnosler Caudill 191 ano Ess;an W
s1a1on 10.4 L -F Bann1tter. 11.9
HRS Sealll<' D Hendeoson I 12)
Cowens 1161 A 9 :;.>90
Netlon1t leegue
Cubs I . Padrao 7 San D•ego 104 001 001 7 t4 2
Cnocago 000 400 3 ,. 8 I I 2
Snow. Lucas (6), Deleon 171 Curti. \111 ano T Ke<'lne<ly. NOies, PrOI) (3). Ca~ bell (51. Tldrow (1) W HernandN (81 le
Smith (91 and J Oevll W -Tldrow, 6-2
L -Lucu 0.10 S -Le Smnh (91
HRs -San 01ego T Kennelly I 15).
Gwynn 111 Chicago J Oa111s 181 A
23 601
l raffe 10, Melo I
New York 10:;.> 302 000 9 13 0
Allanla 022 120 2h-10 17 2
O•tlbey Fslcone (41 Orosco 1!>1
Hausman 181 ano Hoogea M anier
MOO•<' 131 Bedro11a (6) C 01ou (I)
Gart>e< 191 ana Sonatro W (.. Oiaz. 3-2
L OrMCo 2-9 S -Ga11>e1 123) 11Rs-
New Yori. K•noman 1301 Allan•• Hubbara 181 "'4uror.y 1301 A 20 466
Cerdlnala S. Giant• 4
Sa" Fratl 000 004 000 000 4 12 1
SI LOUIS 010 200 001 001 5 15 0
Hammel\"' tfrt••nono t II. HOllanO (8)
M on1on 181 Levelle t 101 ano May Anau1or J Manon \61. Ba11 tll) Kasi ( 10),
l ahl• t 1 I I ano T enece Brummer 191 w Lanll •·2 L Lavelle 8·6 Hl'1-S1
lOU••. McGM (2) A 46 927
l'tlllllM I , Reda 2
Ph1lsdelph1a 114 100 010 8 8 0
C1nc1nnali 100 000 010 2 8 1
Cnr1s1et\S00 and B Diaz, Solo. Hayes (4) Le<brandl (61. Lesley 19) and Trevino w Christenson 8-8 L -Soto 10.9
HR Pnlladelph18, MaddO• 17) A -21 670
E•-5, Aelroe O
Montreal 040 000 100-5 7 O
Hoo1ton 000 000 000-0 4 4
l ea and Carter fluhle l aCone 121.
laCou 1•1 MoH111 171 RObe<~ (9) 111>1.1
Knocery W-Lea 11,.e l -Rvhle. 7.9
A -13 714
AF1991 Hetegff
IATTlNO
Al II H Mfl "90 Pct.
Ro Jae, son 113 12 37 ;> 19 327
Car-375 64 117 1 31 312 OeC1nces •26 69 126 24 79 298
Lynn 402 79 I 17 111 73 ;>91
Oown•ng 46e 86 131 19 S3 291
R<' Jacl<so 402 70 110 29 76 2H 8enoq\H!t 102 15 28 I 9 272
Bay•or •73 59 127 111 74 268 Boone 356 34 94 7 48 26-t
Gr<h 42 103 13 54 2eo
FOi• 384 40 100 2 47 2tO
Ferguson 70 8 17 2 7 243
C•ar• 73 9 18 2 5 219
Wilfong 145 19 29 1 1 I 200
Burleson 45 4 1 0 2 l!MI
Ketlehe< 40 5 4 0 I 103
Tolal1 4 195 621 lo 149 140 593 274
ll'ITCHING
IP HM 10 W-l IRA
Hewer 61 •3 34 34 2-1 '92
Ste" er 1 7 4 5 0..0 2 47
Wiil 133'" 124 42 &t 7.4 3 10
T1an1 22'" 23 5 23 2·1 3 22
Aa!M'J S2 45 23 40 3.3 3 48
Sa~cM ~ 64 28 4;> ~2 385
Zahn 175~ 17 I 55 63 14.5 381
1(1son g94', 89 35 !>8 7.4 3 83
Forsell 181 177 •e a. 10.9 4 03
Renko 142''1 147 44 71 10·4 4 05
Gotu 65'" 67 25 38 &-4 • 55 Total5 , 121"1 I 073 399 S63 71·52 3 7e
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Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Monday, Augu1t 23. 1992
SCOREBOARD
N'LlxtUmON ,,... •• C*er9 ,.
._..,~
,,.,, 14 10 3 8-33
O..a 0 0 7 9-16
NYJ -Lynne r-ed bloclted
!Mil 1n 9nd zone (Leahy klclO
HTJ -Bllrllum 34 pea. lrorn Todd
(Laehy lllcll)
NYJ-Augualynlak 3 run (l,aahy
"'"' NYJ FQ l Hhy 42
NYJ-'G lHhy 38
HOY-T Smllh 23 pau lrom
Nlelten (Kamp kick)
HoY-8ai.ty. Ramwy l lepped OUI
ol end ron.
Hou-Allen 14 p-trorn NlelN n
(Kemp ltldc)
NY J-8tapnena , paM lrorn Ryan
(klek flllledl A~.4*7
.......,_, ••attettc• RUSHING-~ York, Crulchlleld
11-55, L~ 7·34. Augualynlak 3-13.
Houeton, l!ctwanl• 9-39, Crefl S.21.
Campball 13-13 13.
PA8SINCl -N a w York , Todd
7·13·0-19, Ry an 9·11·0-95,
Houaton. Nleleen 11-31-0-214. Luck
4-1~ 1-28. ~. 1·2-0-13
REC EIVING-New York. Sohn
4 ·80, Lewi e 3·28. Welker 2· 18.
B Jone• 2· 19, Barltum 2-48. Houalon.
Campbell S.38, T. Smith Ml, 8all9y
3-SI .
FIELD OOALS MISSED -New
'Y0tk. l aahy 41 Houllon Frotach 40
47, t<etllp 49
IATUM>AY't LATE MIUl.TI
Colla SC, FMc:onl 3
lcot9 by Ouar1era
Allanll 3 0 0 0-J
Bat11more 1 11 3 7-34
All FG luckhurst 37
Bal Smith 38 D81S from Pagel
(\' 000 klCk)
lal -FG WOOO 43
Bel -8vtle< 83 l'lt9 from f>egel
(Wood -ICMI Bal OfflOO 9 PHI lrom Pagel \Wood kick)
Bal f Q Vhlello 37
Bal -Wright 1 run (Vlltlto klCkl
A -56.74t
lndMcluel llat .. 1101
AUSHING All8nl8 fl•oo• 9.34'
Robinson 4 17 Ball1mo1e. Franklin 7 .39 V!Clcey 4-3 t
P4SSINQ -Allan1a, MorsMI 9· 15·67
Broomall 1·12·113. Kelley 2-2.10'
BaltlMore. P904'! 9· 11-207 Scnlrchler
5-fl..99
flECEIVING -All•nta. Miiier 6-53
Strong 2·•0 Balllmore. Buller 3. 131
Defloo 2·42
MISSED FIELD GOALS -Allanla none Balllmora none
Broncoe 17, Dolphtn. 14 Sc:or. bf QuerteH
Miami 0 0 7 7 -14
Oen\19< 0 3 14 0-17
Oen -FG Sleonfon 42
Mia -Franklin 4 run (Robinson
klCk)
Oen -Winder 28 run (St .. nfo<t
klclll
Oan -Brow n 20 pa11 f rom 0.88f'g ( !W"lis k IClt)
M1a -Hallin 70 peas from Jensen
(Robinson k!CllJ
A -73, 191
lndMdllal •tatletlc9
RUSl-41NG -Miami, Hiii 6-45.
Cowan 9-37, Franklin 7·34, Jensen
4-28. Diana 1·4, VlgOr'tto 1.1. Boatner
1·0 Denver, Winder 7-511, Wlllhe11
14-54. Poole 8-34, Preslon 3·23.
Parroa 3-23, Ly!le 1-6
PA SSING -M l em1. Jensen
11.17.1.112, Woodley 3·10·2·46.
Strock 0·6·2·0. Denver. Herrmenn
8·17·0·120, OeBero 9 .12.1.102.
Monon 1·2·0· I
RECEIVING -Miami, Heflin 3·96,
Otane 2-17, Hiii 1·22. Cowan 1-19,
Vigorito 1-18, Fosler 1· 13. Dalley
1·12. Denver. Wnght 2·30, M cOamel
2· 19. Wlllhelt 2-20, Egloff 1·29.
Manning 1·21, Arnold, 1·21, Brown
1-20
49ef9 11, Cerdtnal1 13
tc«a.., Qu8f1.,.
SI Loola 0 3 7 3-13
San Francltco 3 6 0 7 -16
SF-FG Warachl1>9 31
SIL-FG 0 ·0on0gnve 38
SF-Eelky 9 run (klek failed)
Stl-Love 4 run (Altta ktek)
SF'-Ramaon 3 pell from B Clatk
(Werachlng kid!)
StL-FG Athe 42
A-51,931
lndlwtd•el ttatlettc. RUSHING -St LOIUI 4noeuon
6-33. Mllc~I 1·28, Morris 3-21. Love
9-18 San Frenclaco. V Wllltams
10-48. Eaeiey 8-22, Moore 4-16.
P ASSING-St lou11. Lomax
8·10·1·81. Hart 5·8·1·57, ltsch
4· I0-~58 San Franclaco, B Cieri<
11· 13·0·97. M on11ne 9· 16·0 -105.
Benjamin O· 1 ·0--0
RECEIVING-SI Lou11. Mllchall
3-60, T. Grey 3-37, Lefleur 2·12.
Tlli.y 1·24. San Francl1eo. Ramson
4·21, Wiiton 3·43, Moore 3-28,
Young 2-40. Snumann 2·38
f"llELO GOALS MISSED-SI Loula,
O'Oof>OOhW 37. 47
..,,...,c"ief93
...,. "' a-tara
t<anau City 0 0 3 0-3
New 0.leenl 0 3 0 3 -6
NO -FG MOefeen 24
t<C -f G l~48 NO -FG AnderMn 52
A -48,515
IMMdYel ltallallc:e
RUSHING -KanHt Clly, Balton
7-24 8 Jack1on 4· 18, Thompaon
6· 13, Crouse 2-3, Galnea 1.3, H1dno1
1·2. Oelanav 2-m1nu1 8 Murphy
1·mlnue 6 New O•leen1 J Roge11
I 1.37 M LllWll 7 ·~3 Ga1an 6 22 Q fl~ra 8 16 W Wllaon I 6 Ouc'911
1-4 B Sco\I I I °"'kalt ' 4 Tyler 2 0
PASSING Kanaao C•ly 'uller
12· 17 1. 107, Kanney g. 18· I I 18
New Orleant Manning 1·4·1·11 8
Scoll 11·2 1-0-94
RECEIVING -Kan .. 1 Coty Ce1aon
7-85 Rome 3·J3 Smith 3·33
Hancoc~ 2·35 Mer&nall 2· 14 S.lton
2· 13 D••on 1·7 Gaines 1·5 New
Orleans L Scon 4-48. Ouekell 3·28
G Rogers 1· 1 I Gat41n 1· 18 Branner
1-8 W Wilson l·m1nu1 3 J flogera
1-m1nus 1
~ISSED FIHD GOALS
Coty Spengler 38. lowery
011eans. Anderson 3 7
(Olockedl
l(anua
46 New
end SO
Buick Open
(•l Orend Ilene, Mich.)
273
Lanny W&Olo.•ns. S63 000 68·7 I 71-115
274
Tom K•le S3 7 .800
279
George Arcn"' S 18 200
Cu•loS S1ranoe S 18.;>00
Pay"8 SI-art S 18 200
271
Jack Renner S 1;> 163
Halt Irwin S 12 163
2'Tt
JOhn Coo~ S 10. I 50 Bob EHl.,ood S 10 150
Pele< Jacobsen S 10 150
211
Re" Calowell S7 I 75 ~l•m Peele $7 17~
Jonn Aoams S7 175
Lou Grahom $7 175
Larry l•ejjlet $7 175
Mike DonalO S 7 l7 5
212
Bill Call"" $5 075
Barry JHCkel.. Sb.075
Voc1or Regalado S5 075
Scoll Simpson SS.C. 75
213
AnOy Bean S3. ~00
M•lo.e Reod SJ 500 Tom Simpton S3.500
Clarence Rose $3 ,SOO Fred Couples. $3.SOO
Crll'{I S1aa1e1 S3 500
214
7 1-67-69·6'
74-67 e9-68
68 69-119 12
68 69-e7 .72
13 68 69·88
70-68 89 71
65 n 11 11
61-11 69-n
72-67 66·7'
7 68 12 10
n.10 69 70
68 74 69·70 70 72·68 , ,
74 6663-73 71 6e 69-13
73-70,, 68
73·611· 70 10
b9-69· 73. 7,
69·69 73
n -11 10 10
70 53.73.72
70-611 72.72
1;>-69°69°13 I •·66·12 74
69·68·71 ·7'>
Morns H&lalskv S2 433 73·71·1"·68
Bobb• c1ampe11 S21433 70·73 11.70
Dave Eochelberoer. ~;> 433 12· 71-70· 11
Fuuy Zoelle< S2 433 10-12-10-12
Dane Ou101ey. Sl 433 70 10· 7 I 73
r.ovm Levenson S2 •33 70·69· 70 75
Senior• t~mement
(•l SJftcUM) 2U
B•ll COiions S25 000 .. 73· 71 1 I 10
Gur WOISlllf'\hlm $15 000 71·73 7'1 70
297
Pe1er Thomson Sii 000
Boo Goalby S!I 000 -Bob RosDUro S5 000
Ge11e lolllef SS 000 zt2
Paul Ha•ney S3 875
Oor1 Jenu•"f SJ 975
193
Bob E•oc><son SJ ;>SO
8'11 JOhnston SJ 250
Sam S"""~ SJ 2!>0
294 Ari Wall S2 800
Frtcldltl Haas $2 800
, Gardner Oick•nsn $2 800
295 Jim Ferree S;> 500
George Baye< 12.500
4n Sllvers1one. S2 500 2"
10 1' 74 7 I
70·76 70 7 I
7J.73 75 1111
·2.12 73 72
'1 74.79 69
7274 6977
77 77 15 69
74711771
78 70 75-70
71 76-74 73
69-73 76--76
77·611 74.74
75.74 7! 68
72.73.1a.1i
13 75. 7!>-n
Howie Johnson $2,300 '1·1'·78 73
LPG.A WOfkl Ch1mplonehlp
(al Cl••eland)
2M
JoAnne Carner, SS0,000 72.70.71.11
219 Ayako Okamolo S26 00073-72-75-69
2tO Amy Al<:Oll S 17 000
2t2
74-69· 75. 72
Jan Stephenson. $11.500 76-70-73-73
Pally Sheehan. $11.500 76-73-71-12
29'1
Jenet Ale.a $6.500
217
Hollis Stacy. $6.500
294
Sand•• Heynie S4.000 75.71-80·88
211
Nancy LOC>GZ. $3.000
302
teJ -M!lrla
)Oe
Beth Dano.,. $2 .000
30S
Selly Lillie S 1,500
e -denotes •mataur
74-77-75--72
75.11.79.77
76 78·7!>·75
78-76-77-74
Del Mer
•UNDA Y'I llllVL Tl
(2ttll of 43-d•y 11'Cw0419h•te1 '""""-l PlfllT llACI. e fllr1ong1
S•tenl Woll (Calnda) 15 20 6 llO 4 40
~~°':r:00o.ible 1~1 a oo 3 20
!'Halli• Pai (Ortega) 4 60
Also reoeo Oate And Corn TuN to
Beef Swill R.,nn., Proud Ouke ful9N
Tloa T llWI Ollr\C4!f Time 1 09 415
l l!CONO llACI . , "10 m11ea
Big Oouo 'P!>c:ay) 15 40 7 .40 8.110 Jerome J>rwlt (Ollvar81) a.ea 5.40
0-.vOte Oewn (Capttllne) 8 90 Atec •aoed. Pltfca'• O<Mrn, ,,_ .• Icy
81u t, blremely, Clef-~. Hell
Satan. Donald Pllnlte.
Tome I 42 3/S
12 DAil Y DOUl l l 19· 71 paid S 149 20
THlltO llACI . 6 lurlonQs
Lo .. eo.1 (Mcerrn) 4 20 3.00 2 40
410 :JOO 2 40
l•Oy O•b•lllla CGU8H81
funny One (Veienruela)
Al-JO r aced RAmftmber
Make UI) 11.•I
480 280
280
Holly £m •
Tome I 09 31!>
ti EllACTA •4·2) paoO '54 00
,OUllTH llACI 6 furlongs
'foung O..troyer (PcyJ 5 60 J 00 2 40
Ple~a•no Tlmu !Olhssvl 3 40 2 80 Under~ Man (M1u1 3.80
Also raced Olympoc Goal S.ahaw\
Ramblln Alono EOd1e • He<o Em•ssery !om~ t 09 415
FIFTH AACI. I 1116 m1l1111 on lur1
8111011 1SnOtJmekeq 4 60 3 00 2 60
GOfaen Flak cB1ack1 10 20 4 oo
S11alood IValenzuetB) 3 00
All< raceo Ruslv Canyon, Call Me
"'41ster, Agllamont, l n Aa-. rime I 43
15 EllACTA 17·31 P••O S 138 00
llXTH AACI. One mW. Nord•c Pronccu cPcy) 6 40 4 20
Rov•ew ot lhe News ISnmlHI 1 40
Ms NAIMl S11ee1 10.IU)
Also • eGeO Jamoe s Oe11gn1 Pulle s Double M1sky Wes!
Time I 37 315
3 60
4 80
5 8(,
Atl'lar
H \llNl'H "ACE. 6 furlongs
BOicl and WUllng • PCy) 8 40 4 00 3 60
F1111 C•au tOelahousuyeJ 5 ;>O 3 40 W1n1~r Sporol (ValenZuele) 4 00
Alsc raee<I Entereza. Wind 01 Franc41
Sny BIC!Oar Jeyene
tome 1 oe 41!,
15 f llACTA 17 ·'21 0110 $1;>7 00
12 PICK llX (7-4-4-2-3-7) paid
13,995 eo wnh 21 wtnn1no 11e:11•• (lb<
hOr ... I S2 PIC1< Sia eon.o1auon p-
$53 eo wttn 919 winning tlel<•ll (llw
norMll $2 Pick SIX ICl'lttCh coneoletlon patd Ht oo wtth 392 w1nn1no 11e1t.,,
!four ~. one ICl'atCh 1
EIGHTH llACE. 1 1 miles on turf
G-Mt S1reng1n (Pncy)6 110 5 00 3 40
Water 8al>k (C.."'8da) 9.40 e.20
T aka the Floor (Mc:Cerron) 4.40 rake Iha Floor (McCar1on) 4 40
Also raced TM Captain Ask Ma
Sword Blade C1eehu1. Sun Worshop
Beldale 810 Prosperous !loci.wall
Hugabey, Barga•n BllCO"Y
Tome 1 49
NINTH AACf . 1 1116 1T11ies
Pai·• Dude (lamencell3 60 9.00 7 40 •»ngs Dawn !Guerra) 13 00 1 60 Prune Pte IBlackl 4 80
AllO raced Premoum Deposit,
llloec:otore Gr_,., Mlgnty C-r, nw.1
-'· Plaza i>.1nca. Tl""' Time I 42-3/6.
S5 EllACTA CI 7J pe10 $683 50
Allendance 23 228
Hollywood Perk
SUNOA Y'I RIEI U\. TS
(lttl tf 5J..nlght ...._. -•"'O) FllST RACE. 0... mole pace
Keywe J-IRosenl 14 00 8 ;>O 6 20
Pone Hall Salurn (Koerl19) 32 60 16 60
Stable Hand IC>esome<) 7 60
A"o recea Ashley Lora ~ oollsfl
F onune ci.ar Nogfl OuOle >!~ Mlcto
Hano-Pe<lec1 UQM N AYO$
Tome 102·115
a OACTA 14· 101 o•ld s I 15 'I 70
H CONO RACE. One mole pace
Mldnoght Pelt IRlclrdl 5 20 3 40 3 80
B•ack Merk N ISlemermanl 7 60 8 80
FAlf Slar1 tB8fne11 9 80
Also r8CllC! Rays Gori N Blaek Collon M lnnenah• Fell• Kenwooo Cneoles
l 1 yll GIOly N Maple Deleam
r,,... 201 11!1
THlflD AACI. One mole pace P•o• Joye (Prerce) 18 40 1 40 5 ;>O
Wlnnre One Tome IKuebletl 5 60 • 00 <;r.rambhng Rall tF19Col 4 80 Also racecl Hun1ers Babe, Flying
lonya Argo Siar. Oueiane T•me
Tnayer AnOy>1 Suga!. Caned111n Dew
Toma 2 02-415
SS I XACTA 14·81 pa10 $140 70
,OURTM RACE. One mole pace
1 .. nnvs Led (She<ren) 5 70 3 40 2 <;()
Touch 01 Elegance tGorau) 4 00 2 80
unaware IBalre•l 3 I<'
Alto raced Super lrock N Conn• 4<1~ Belmar l asa Love W"e N. Oreo
Byrd Good flaven
Time 1159--415
J!Fl'H AACE Otle mole pace
Suttin H-ITOOdl 7 60 4 00 3 20 O<~ Sack !Goudreau) 4 llO 3 20
Amasia.s 1Kue1>1e<1 S 00 AISO race<I Special Oual•ly Jrva Talk
Cap OUf'la•uft t<ona Co•sr ~1n1stttr
T yfla<
T•me I 58 t3 lllACTA I 1-91 oe•ll $48 00
llllXl'H AACE. One mole Dace Brage110 tOtaomerl 1;> 40 7 40 5 20
'l'e..Oo ICo~and) 16 20 t3 60 ~ow Lyn-(Spr199st II 40
Also reQtd Doctor Don N Jobe Ho Ov""'-Cn.lff&Wll1 Sconng Or1ve Tome I 59 U IXACTA t1 41 PB•d $470 00
l lYIN'TH "ACI. One mite oace Sne~~Y P~te IKueblr) ;> l 40 9 20 4 40
llghln1n Slim (8ak8f) !> 80 3 UO
SunMI Beech (Aubu11 3 2C
Alao raced Vole• Oesert Son
Paddleboard, Pr1m11~ Streall, Tr11M
Fl!\Qara BIO OeD1>1e Andy>I Suitor '11"'8. 2.013/S
15DACTA I1·1) paid S119 SO
f lQHTH AACI 011,. "'ff Ot<~' P'roleo-U11>om11 • 110 ~ 20 ;> 9\ (lraemer N ILDllQOI , 20 4 00
Noollel rry .. t61tot1n1 3 'O
A•to 1aceo !'..a,.IH Ue11 y 'itormv
AllK'" Foed 8•••~• S•"O Squeeu HOtK• Hanov•'
Tom" I 58 115
Nltlnt llACE On" onol,. 1111<.r
Game Ho~ •tt•nt>uH1f
IJ 40 ~ b() 6 00
'f'lHJfl'O ...... .on 0111th .. ; '~ 00 1 20
Srroh1ng lol '"ubonl 3 20 AtlO rllCed Md• 8vrnr,,o At<Jen N
Rt•nut "•O Mer ... bt>T t ut•n•••• l>uoet feel S1an1e, """ fome I 59 • ' SJ EJIACTA I~ hi 11ai0 $;141180
S2 PICK SUI 4 I I r 4 ~I P8•d $25
683 60 wlfn one wu\n'"V l•c.,et U•,
no, ... • S:> p,,.., c:;,, L0'1">0fA11on oa•o
S6t t •O wllh 14 Artnn1nq llCli&h fftv.-
IOOtSMI S7 Poc.k 5,. •<.•al<.11 conso1a11on paid 16 1 t 00 w•1h ...,_. .... 1nn1no t1c;kela
flOV' hOf...S one -..crate.tu
TENTH AACE. On" m•ll• pecfl 1 ewha• Crt•»I 1Anara111 4 40 3 Ml 3 ;>O
Yl'>u Crll MI !Oe1omet1 I I 40 1 00 Cha11au1 Hewt> 1v .. 11olodongh11ml • 20
Also '8CfKI MUii• HanO'tlM A ... ,. "'u
Lucl<y CerO A flry11n N l C. 1 Byro
ShEuv~ Junior Hondr Ao10,
Time ~ 01 ,
S3 UACTA 11 41 paid Sil(, 10
Allendance 9,863
Men'• tournement
(at L09 Af\g81M) llngl" ,.,.,.,
Rod Laver 1Aus1r1111a1 oar FrN! SIOlle
1Aust eha) 6· 1 6·4 ll lY<'• wins$ 10 000
S10lle wins ~ 0001
ATP Champlon1htp1
(el Maaon, OhloJ
Slngleo Final
Ivan Lendt 1Cro<"o•lov~ko1) oaf Sieve
011n1on «US I b·l I b lll'nOI wrnt.
$48 000 Oenlon Wint $24 0001
Grend Prl• t~rnement
(•I ltow•. YI.)
SlogloetFIMI l 8P•clut IU :. I 011 l"l ~romm
6 4 &·2 ILepldu~ v.•M S 15 0001
Jay
tUS I
Pl1y•r'1 Chellel'lge
--(al lilOt'ltreal) ~ 1"'91aof'ln•l
Mor11n& NavrOl•IOv.l IU SJ dtf 4nore&
Jnege• IU S I Ii·~ 1 !I (Novralllova wons
$34 0001
DO\lbteo 11"1ftel
Nav•alllova-Canov Reynolcls (US J
oet Barbara Polle• Sha•on wa11n
IU s' 6-4 6·4 1Navrtlll()Y8 Reyno101
sphl S •3 0001
Women'• tournement
(al Mahwah. N.J.)
Flrol AO\lnd Slnglee
1v.i Elucla•on IClec.,oS1ova~1fl oet
Mary lOU P•alek •Us). 6·3 6 I leSloe
Allen llJ S t oe1 llU)IC•• Mounon ) .. 4!
'e'''ttdl Jn Ou"r tU S t dPI VtCllf1 ~e1,on tU SI 0-6 7.5 6 I P1'1no1
lOU"' •U S 1 del Gl1"'• C~ 18rnaon1 I'> 1 IHI E11se Bu19on tu S 1 det S.1sy
'<agel!Ml'l Ill S I 1-6 6-3 6· 1
ART'S LAlllOlftlO (....,_, .. ach) -
102 tw>Qlera. I barr'M:vd•. 318 bon110 2 r>ahbUl, 622 mect1e•4" u rOCk rrsn. 35
sano DBM . 3 1 kelo tteaa. 11 scutp.n 1
blue Dasa. 1 cabezon 4 ~cl
DAYO 'S lDCKl!A (Newpon 8-tl)
-265 ang1.,, ••12 b0n110 73 cthco
bus I 528 mecketel. '12 •ock t111h 9
'and be&s. 2 yellowt&ol 4 yellow hn
croa~e< DANA WHAll, -290 aflgler ~ 59
oau 9;>8 bonito 1 109 mftc~er111 33
rock f15h I l l!llOWlftll
SlAl I ACH -198 anol~rs 8
barr acv011 3 1 ~ bonoJO 28 caloco bass
I 150 mackerl!I 19 rock rosn 167 s.oncl
bau (Barve) -162 angl"'' 4 nahb<>I
600 mackerel 6 sand nus 1 ~ulpon
,00 QUMn ""'· 300 WM~ C•oe~e< SAN 0.0 0 (H&M L-lnt) -399
ang•er• 462 elbaCOre 2 yellow hn luna
• b'a eye 1una
WMl!end tTeMeCttone
FOOT9AL.L
Nettenal ....... L-.ue
ATLANTA FALCONS -Signed
Allred Jenk ins. wlele recel..,.,, 10 1
lw0·)'991' conlrect
HOCKEY
Netloftel Heel!., L...-
EOMONTON OILERS -Signed
Tom RoYlllon, center: Chllflle Huddy,
delanMman end Mike Spencer •
Camel. Where a man belongs.
8 mg. "tar", 0 7 mg. n1co11nc av. per c1gafe1te. FTC Repon DEC. '81.
Werning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
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Orange Co111 DAIL V PILOT /Mond•y, Augu11 23, 1982
91."&:..'/~ H liOtie~ = UU
,.._ .~~.) MO Al.IM Y ......... .....
MOllH It 1wn1~1.n ,., Ille ... =to+ ""°' •<n TO I fl 0 , • 0 ... 0 1n 0 A Q I
or:• ol fHOM .. "YAN -.. -COAltOAAllON .. O\lly ~·eel 1r OI ~ IOClt... HotlOI II 11WftV 11*1 ltltt bid• Tr111tH 11nder th• foltowlng
Pl&IC NOTICl
NOnoa °' ftUertrt IAU l 0111 Ho I 160"1'1 IMAN ,. No ........
MOROAN1'0WN W
Va. tAP) A-Thu NCAA
C.Ommlttet· on lnCractlonB t\•• publicly reprlmand~d und
ceruiured West VlriJlnlll
Onl ver1l\y tor men ·~
baaketball recruiting
vlolatlona, and WVU
oftlclul11 say the penully
la !air
le UGI MIUllllllene Dfl1111, 011,. ot wlll be 1eo.t1ted 101 HI• to 1111 a.or~ o..ci ot tl'\Al1 WIU till
H11n11no1on IHOh, COi.iniy OI lllQhell blcldtt Of UWI IOl!Owil'O IAMd AT 'UlllO AUCTION YO THI
Drano-, 8t•t• ol Oallfoll)la. 111411 1 eQUlptMnl ~ lltf tH1e11 ~ HIGH UT llOOIA ,OA 0A9H bul~ lt1nal11 1a •t>®t to be midi to 1111phil 10 1111 need• 04 the Cout ,.,.,., .. 11 time of ur. In lawM
llh Whan IOm 11\d Hun IOOll Kim Oommunttr ~ Olltrlot: money ol 1111 Un1t1d 811111) 111
11 en1t1r1u who11 bu11n111 IU,.PlUI 110 IALI, l'IQlll, tllll and lnl«•I conveyed to
1ddr11, 11 ''O 1 811mm1r1worth COAST COMMUNITY COLLEOI! 1nd now held by 11 undlf Nld OMd Ill-. City 01 ~ulllfton, Coun1y ot DllTAICT ol Trull 1n Ille PfoC>lfly 11ett1111'11< Ot.,., lltet1 Of Calllornle. S111 bid• wilt b• op-d ena a..Grlbed
Tiie ptOC)etty to bl tr-t.rred II publlety r..o elcMld '°' ~tea TRU8TOR MARTY J MANOILl
cs.ecr1bldlnGl"WllU.Alllloct.ln lt1M1 .. lltted Oft th• proc>OMCI 1nd MARILYN J MANDllL
llllCll, llJ1turw. ~I Ind QOOd torm 11 I I 00 1 m • Thur1d1y, hulbll\d all4l wife
\111111 ol lhal Oonul ~ llllOWll S.Ottimi. *I. 1"2 111 Ille Olltrlcl B E N E F IC I A I\ Y S K 0 F E D
.. "ANY OlD'TIME DONUTS" Ind Admlnlt lrellon lulldlllg, '''0 MOATOAOC COAPORA TIOH, •
10«;4lllCI II 1113 9Ulf 811•1, No Adem1 Av1nu•. Co1te M111. OOtpotellon, 0 , City ol Cotta~ Coo.incy of C elllornle All blel• mull b• Aecorel•d Augu11 26. 1911 H Oranoe. Stell 01 Cellfotnle, d1llver1d 10 1111 otflc1 or 1111 1n1tr No 32000 In book 14104,
AMlllllCAN ITAll 8ANIC .. dllfy
1ppolnled Tr111t•e 111\dll th1
IOllowtng d-i~ OMO OI ltu•I
WILL llLL AY l'UILIO AUOTIOH
TO THI HIQHHT llODll'I l'O•
OAIH (pey1ble 11 tlm1 ol ut. In
1ew1u1 ~ or the united a= Ill rtoft(. title end lf1t1fl1I eon
to llld ~ llelCI by It under llld
011d OI lr111t In 1111 propefl~
twelnelllf cMIGtlbed
TllUITOA Ql0..01! FREl!MAH,
• wlClowei
HNUICIARY ARTHO'll'I•
HOWA"D Dl!Vl!lOPMfNT CO • IMC
"9cofdld Jut" e. 1010 .. 1nw
Ho. 7268 Ill boOlc 1,114, PIQl 1601
of Ofllolll Aeoofd1 In lhe otllcl ot 1111 Recordat ol 011ng1 Co11nty,
llld dMO OI tru1t d1torll>et lhl
follOwtng prOOlfl)':
The N CAA did noL
impose 11am:tions against
the school, ;ind the
penalty wall not aUe<.'l
the school's ellg1bility for
post-season basketball
compeliuon or television
ap~arances.
'No question there
was a violation but we
felt it was very techrucal.
very minute," said
Athletic Director Fred
Schaus. ''The lightness
of the penalty suggests
the committee djd, too.''
·T h e r e p r 1 m a n d .
Schaus said, was "very
fair."
The NCAA said in a
release issued Tuesday an
Mission. Kan .. that West
Virginia Coach Gale
Catlett violated
recruiting regulations by
participating in a March
1982 news 1.:onference in
Detroit lo announce .a
prospect's intent to enroll
a l the unive rsity
Coaches are prohibited
from speaking to
members of the media at
such announcements, the
NCAA said.
The coach also was
invo lv ed i n brief
conversations with two
prospects at the news
conference Such
conversa tions are
considered "recruiting
contacts" and are not
penniu.ed untal the high
school basketball season
is completed, the NCAA
said.
Charles Alan Wright,
c b a.i rm an o C l he
Committee on
ln(ractaons. said the
group was "satisfied that
the violations m this case
were unintentional.
"T he commit t ee
believes that a public
reprimand is appropriate
in this case, in part. to
admonish the institution
lo take every precaution
to avoid si milar
viola l ion s of NCAA
recruiting legislation in
the future." he said.
WVU President E.
Gordon Gee said school
officials "feel fortunate
that we received a fair
hearing and we~e n~t
assessed any sanctions.
Catlett said he and his
s taff "have been very
careful not to break any
• rules." He said he had no
idea he was breaking a
rule.
DIATH NDTICIS
PARSONS
HARRY OLIVER
PARSONS. resident of
Founwn Valley. Ca .. Passed
away on August 20. 1982 He
was a pape fitter for 20 years
at &thlehem Steel He 1s sUJV1ved by his sons James
and Douglas. a daughter
Manon and 7 grandchildren
Services will be held on
Monday. August 23, 1982 at
2:00PM at the Harbor Lawn
Memorial Chapel. Servlc•es
under the direclion of
Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive
Mortuary of Costa Mesa.
540-5554.
McCQaMIQ( MOITUAllES
Laguna Beach
494·9415
Laguna Hills
768 0933
San Juan Capistrano
495 1776
HA.Hoa L.AW~MT. OLIVE
Moriuary •Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa M esa•
540-5554
r11t1c1 HOTHllS
IB.L. IAOADW.U
MOITU .. Y
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642·9150
IALT21aOHOH
SMITH & TUTHILL
WHTCU" CHAftlt.
427 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
64&-9371
Th• bulk h 1n1f1r wlll b• P11rch11lng Ag1nl et th• 1bov1 01G1 1oto ol Offialll ~da In the
con111mm11eo on Ot ,,,., 11>1 10th lddr-prlOf to thl 11m1 Ill for 1111 olllG• ol th• R1<10l'd1t ot Or11'1Q1 d•~ or S.p11mblr. 1082 11 10:00 op 1n1 n g 1 o 1;> 1 111gtb11 Io r County. "'"died ol trutl d11er111N I m II W .. t1rn Mulull berow, conlldlfallOn. the followlfl\I prop4W'IY PARCEL I: Unll 21, In tne
County of 011ng1, 61111 or
C111to1nle ... lhown on thet Clf11tn
Condomtolum Plen rlOOfOl<I M1y
3 I, 1g77 In bo011 122111, P'OI 1810.
Of!t¢111 A.cord•. In the ofllol ol 1 he county ,_dlf of Mid oounty
wllOM •ddr"' 11 14081 S YOl'b• Propo11I torm1 1nd oomplet• IXHl.,T A
8 11111. Sull1 No 10 1. Tu1lln, ln1truotlon1 m1y bl obt .. nlCI I I Ille DESCRIPTION
CllllOtnll. Puroh11lng D1p1r1m1nt of l h• PARCEL 1 An unllv1d1d 1/14
Th11 lhl tut dll• for nung clllm1 Olttrlet 11 the I.bow lddr-, For 1n1«11t In ano 10 lOI 1 or Trec:t No
In lhl lllGfow rlflffed 10 hlfeln It lddltlonal l11f0fm1tlon a< lneoecllon 10006, In 1111 Clly ol Coe11 M ....
8'c>l1mblf 0. 1982 IOOQlntmtrll, call Olenn A. Fatmtr Coun1r, of Or1ng1. S1111 ot
So fer 11 le known to lhl (114)666-67~ Calll0<111. 11 pet mtp rec;ord«l In
T11n1lerff1, 111 bu1lnau n1m11 8ida muat bl~ by 1 l>Ook 484, p1g11 O 1nd 7 ,
1nd 1ddre1111 uud Dy 1 he ClRTIFllO, CASHIER'S CHECK OA MllOllttn10U1 M9')1, In lhe otllol ol
Tranef9t0f IOf 1119 PUI lhrM yMrt PERSONAL CHECK m1C11 peyabll lhl <;OUnty rec;ordlf ol Nld county
lfl 111111. to 1111 Co11t Community College EXCEPTING THEREFROM Unlla
0.11d Augu.11 17, 1g82 Dtttrlcn, or Chi!. In 1n amount no I 10 14 1nc1ut1ve, ea ellOwn on 1tw1
PARC l!L 21 Art Wlldtvldld 1164
Int-I In Md 10 Lo1 1 Of Trect No 00t3. 11 oar map ~dlCI 1n boo!(
393, P19M 6 llld 0. M,.,...,_1
Mep1, In 11141 otftce ol the county
r1eOl'der 01 1&ld county, together
wllh lilt tmprovem1n11 lh111on,
ucepnng therefrom Condominium
Unit• I 11iraugh 04ll'IGklllVe,1oct1eo
Sth When 1111 thin 10•4 ol th• 1ot1t bid. Condominium Plan recorded In Hun Sook Kim P11IOllll ohlc;t(1 .,, IOOIPt•bll up book 13828, p1g1 t 338, Olltclal
Tren1t11roes to thl 1mOUnl ot 126.00. Oepollte RIGC)(dl '""'°" Publl1h1d Or1ng1 Cont Dilly of 1uco111lul bldder(I) will bl ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM
Piiot, Avguat 23, 1ge2 epplllCI 10 thl O\.lrch ... ptloe. Othet lhl ••clu1l11e rtghl 10 po-.lon of
3729-82 d1po11t ohecll1/or c11h wlll be 111 thou 111111 deelgn1t1d u
EXCEPT THEREFROM 111 oll,
0 1a, mtn11r111 e nd 0111er
hydrocetb0n1, below 1 depth or 600
IHI, wlthoul the rlghl ol turrac:e
entry. u rll«'\lld In ln11rurnents of rlGC)(d
----D-,.0-,1-C-NO-T-.l-C_E ____ 11turn1d aller the Bo1rd or bllconl ... g1reg111. p1110 and deok
'"""' TrultM'I M)09ptlnOI of hlah bid(•) Ir... a I I h 0 w" 0 n •• Id -------------wn1cn w111 1:>1 on Oct 20. 10'82. Condominium Plan
FICTITIOUS IU81NES8 All up1n111 ol cu11g1 1nd PARCEl 2 Unll 11 .. lhown on
NAME STATEMENT remove• er1 1111 rHpontlbllltr of lh1 Condominium Pl1n 11>ove
fhe lollow111g persons dre doing Purchi~e). 0% Mlw tu w11 bl referred to
Duson.tu iss ldd«I lo Ill amount• uni-valid PARCEL 3. TM 1aclut1ve rtghl lo
E'L CAMINO PARTNERS 1<1S 111111 11111 I ll( permit card poUMalOI\ Ol lhOM pot'ltona of Loi
Wesl M1>1n Slr94!1 Sui111 200, Tuston ea;ompanlll bid. 1 d .. crlbld In Percet 1 ebove,
CA 9s2~~R I r 0 E" EL 0 p MEN ' All properly llated heroin II olle<ed :l111Qna1ed ,, Cf.11, cs-: 11, D-11 tnd lor sale u ts w!)ere 11" end wHhoul p. I I on Hid Condominium Plan
COMPANY General P11rtri11r l<IS racourM tQillnll 11141 Dlllrlcl The Ind 11 1ppurten1nt lo P1rc1la 1
West Main Stroel. Su•le 200. Tusun 0111rlc1 meket no gu1r1nt11. and 2 11>ov1.
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A
DEED OF TRUST OATEO MAY 29,
1g79 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION
TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT
MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE.
IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION
OF THE NATURE OF THE
PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. CA 97680 I Thia bullneH 11 conducted t>y a wer:,:~· or riprllt nlll on. YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A
llmll&d pennerehlp •AP' or lmpllld, With r1gerd to DEED OF TRUST DA TED AUGUST
El Camino Pannors. GOlldlllon of pr°'*1)' of llll'INI of 13, 1981 UNLESS YOU TAKE property for eny UM or purpote. No ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR
D Colllornla Limned Clllm Wiii be oon1ld111d tor PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A Portnorshlp 11 d I t By Sp1111 Oe\lelopment I ow1no11 or I UI ment or PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEEO AN
Company, Gene,0 1 Par1ner rHCIHon ol thl 1111 baaed on EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE
WynM S Gotng, Jr llllufl OI the pr='l: to complelel 0 F T H E p R O C E E 0 I N G
General Parlner Nlllfy llll O\.lrch..-n all rwpecil. AGAINST\' OU, YOU SHOULD
Tn1a s1atemen1 was 111,td wllti lhe No re1urn1 ellowed The District CONTACT A LAWVER thilll not be '"pon1lbl1 for 1ny Coun1y Clerk 01 Orange Coun1y on eccldent or lnJury reeulllng from 2157 PtelllC Ava No A 104, Colla
Me1a, C1lllornl1 Aug t7 1982 purehall of or~y on 111e "(II • llrMt lddr111 Of common
1058 W111werd line, Coate
Miii. CA. "(II I llrMI addr ... or
common de11on11lon 11 shown
1bove, no w11r1n1y It given 11 to 111
GOrnPlaton111 Of correc:t11M1)."
Ftt5Sts P1yment In lull mu1t be m•d• Pu1>11shed Orange Cohl Daily within ten calln<Slf dlYI llftlf notice d111gn111on 11 shown above no
P1101 Aug 73 30 Sepe 6 13 1982 Of 1w11d; Ind 1111 ttllTl(I ) ""'91 bl w.". n I y , • g Iv. n e. I c;>, II s
37l4·82 rllTIOVld trom tlle DIJlrlc1 lllCIUly 11 complet-.a °' correc1neea1
The benellclery under uJd Oeld
of Truat. by rlUOf'I ol a bt'NGh or
dlltull In Ille Obllg1llOn1 MCUred
'""•by. 11e<11oro11 1xecutld 111<1 d11tv111d to lh1 und1relgn1d a
-1111n Oeoter111on of Oe111.11t ll'td
Olrnllld '°'Sell, Ind wr1111n notic:.
Of brelClti Ind Of llec11on 10 C1U11
lh• underelgn•d to 1111 11ld
oropeny to utllly Mid obllgellon•.
and 111er11f1er 1h1 under•lgned
ceuMd Nld nottc. 01 DrMCh end ot
election 10 be RIGC)(ded May 13,
1982 H Instr No 82· 1&5gg1 In
Ofllctll Rlco1Cl1
POOLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI eua1NU8
NAME STATEMENT
l he 1011ow1ng person 1s aoong
t>usmess os
time ol lull p1ym1nt. D1po1l1 ol The t>eneflclll)r undl< '81d Deed
1ucce11tul high blddlf(t ) wlll be 01 . Trust. by flllOn ol • br1ach °'
conlldlfed lorlelled II m11erlal(1) deltull In lhe obltga11on1 aecured
1w1rd1d '" not removed from ltiereby, he111o tore e11ecu11 end
Olllrtcl Oflml-within time llmlt• dellvered 10 1n1 unde11lgn1d 1
specified. Dtllrlct r8Mf'V9& lhe right written O.Cleratlon or Olleult end
ao r1-td-1lle mitllial(I) for Nie Demand for Siie, and wrtttllfl notice
or Mii 10 next hlah bidder1•l ol brMCh and or llocllon 10 ceuae
Seid 11111 wlll bl m1d1, Dul
without cov1n1nt or warranty,
8XOf-or lmplled, reg1rdlng t11i,.
po.-alon, or 111cumbrenC1S, 10
P•Y the remllnlnO pr1nclpll 111m or
lh" notl(t) lllCUrld by llld Deed ol
fruit, wttll lntlf' .. I u In Mid no11
provided, ed11anc11, II 111y. under
Ille term1 ot •lld Died or Tru11.
f-. Ch11gw ll'ld •ICPI"-of the TrullM end of Ille tru•t• CtMted by
llld OMd of Tn.tl!. Stlct NII wlll b!11 h1ld on Tue1d1y, Sept1mber 211.
1ge2 11 2:00 P M 11 11>1 Chepmen
Avenue ll'llranct to the ~ Clnt11 Bulldlng, 300 E111 Ch1pm1n
Avenue, In lhl City ol Or•noe. CA
THE THREAD M tll 268
Hanover Orivo Cosio Mesa. CA
92626
CHARLOTTE DIANNE RUNGE.
268 Hanover Onve Cosla Mesa. CA 92626
This t>u9in1ss 11 conducted by an
ind1v1duAI
Ct11tt101te D flunoe
lh1S s10111men1 was llled wllh tne
Counly Clerk Of Orange Counly on
Aug 17 1982
F1115572
PuD1t1had Orenge Coas1 Daily
P1101 Aug 23. 30, Sep! 6 13 198:.>
3705·82
P\8.IC NOTICE
,tcrmoua
HAMIEST
The rollowln
bulllnesa u
AXELRO LEASING CO , 3121
Wur Co111 Hlgt1w1y. No 8·B,
NIWPQt1 Belctl. CA g2863
ARTHUR 0 AXELROD, 3121
WHt COHI Hlghwly, No ll·A,
Newport Beech, CA g2683
Thll butl"811 II Condueled l>y In
lndlVldull
Ar1hur D. A•elrod
Thia 1111-1 wU flied with the
Couniy Clerk on Augu•I 16. 19112.
1"115481
Put>llshed Or1nge Cont Dally
Pllol, Aug. 23, 30, Sept. 6, 13, 1982
3732-82
P\&.IC NOTICE
FfCTTTIOU8 IU91HU8
NA• STATDIENT
Thi followlng person IS doing
bu&lneMll
(Al PPPLANTS, (B) FRAN
WILLIAMS PL.ANTS. 457 S1n1e An1 A_,ue, ~ 8Nch. CA 92663
FRAN WILLIAMS. 457 Senta
Ana Avenue. Newport Beech. CA
92663
Thl1 business 19 conducted t>y an
lndtv1du11
Fran Wiiiiama
Thia 11a1emen1 was filed with the
C;oun1y Clerk of Orange Countr on
Augu11 13, 1982
P:ll5365
Publllhed Orengo Coast Dally
Pllol, Aug 16, 23. 30. Sept 8. 1982
3610.82
P\&.IC NOTIC£
FICTmOUI IUa.£18
NAME 8TATEMIENT
Thi IOl!Owlng per10n1 era doing bullftMI u .
TEO COOK TOURS. INC , dba ISlANDS IN THE SUN. 2814
L1r1y11t1. Nawpon B81Gh. CA
92883
TEO COOK TOURS, INC. a
C1lllorn1a corporation, 2814
lel1y1t111, Newport B11ch CA 921163 .
This bual""s 11 c;ondue1e<1 t>y • Ol'POr1llon
Tld Cook Tours Inc.
Thlt 1111emont WU Ille<! wtlh lhl
nly Cle<k of Or1nge County on
UQUtt 13, 1982
F1"* Publl1hed Or1nge Cout Delly
Pilot, Aug tll, 23, 30, Sept 8. 1982
363S.82
Nil.IC NOTICE
'1CTTTIOUa IU8 .. H
NAME aTATW•NT
Thi lollowll'IQ oe<iron1 1r1 dOfng
bWll ........
ANY OlDTIME OONllTS. 1113
Blk1t Str111, No G. Coet1 Miu,
CA g2628
SAH WHAN KIM, 1301
Summ«fWOtlh Pl-. Fulllflon, CA 112833
HUN SOOK KIM , 1301
SumrntrlWO<'th Pl-. Fulflrlon. CA g2033
Thie txltlnell II COllOUC1ed by In
tn<1lvldu11
8111 Wh1n Kim
Tl>lt 1111--.1 Wll flied with the
County Citric of 0.1ng1 Counay on
Augu11 18, 198~
'1"721
Pub111n1d 011n111 Co111 0111y
Piiot, A09 23, 30. Sept. 8, 13, 1982
3731-82
Tht. notlcl 11 rn IOCOfdanOe wtth the undersigned 10 1111 a1ld
s.c11on 81440 81441 Ind 81450 of propef'1y lo 11111ry .. Id obllglllona.
lhe C.llfornla EctucatrOn Code ind 1her1111er lhe undertlgned
111 NORMAN E. WATSON ceuaea llkl notlel or breacti Ind of s.ct'lt 1lect1on to be 11co1d1d M1y "·
Bolld :lrruet-1g82. H ln11t No 82-153590 of COMl Community Nld Offlct1I Rlcofd1
CQ11eoe Dt81rlc1 Seid 11111 Wiii bl m1d11, but
Publl1hld Orang• CoHt Delly without eov1nan1 or werr1nty,
Piiot. AUQU91 23. 30, 1982 e.11or ... Of Implied, r~atdlng 11111, • 3726-82 PO&Mlllon, or 1ncumt>r1n~s. 10
-------------PIY the remllnlng prlnclp., sum ol f1tBJC NOTICE '"' notl(•I aecuted by .. ,d Deed of
-------------Trust, with lnllr"I 11 In said note ~COURT Of provldld, ed111nc11. II any. under C~ORNIA the terms ot ael<I Deed or Trull
COUNTY Of' OAANQI! •-. cherg11 and 1~pon1et or the
700 c~ c....., Dr. w. Trusr111 end or 11\t trust• crea1ed by llo11 .. said Oeld Of Trust a-ta Ana, CA 111702 S 8 td 911111 wll I bl he Id on
llAMIAGe OI': Wednetd1y, Septembet 8, 1g82 at
" I Tl Tl 0 MI A : a H I " l E y 2 ,00 p.m 11 the Chapm1n Avenue MAT\.OCK en111nc;1 lo lht Civic Center
All"ONDIMT: .11,,AEY l . Bulldlng, 300 Eut Chepm1n
MAT\.OCK llYllnlHI, In 1111 Clly or Or1ng1
aLWOMI ('.U..Y LAW} Al lhl tlm1 ot lh1 lnlllel c.._ MO. ~-ooblk:allon of this notlGI. tlle 10111
NOTICll YCMt M1'9 1Mef1 .-ct. smoun1 ol the unptld b.,mnc. of the nie -' ...., deCllde ....,_. ,_ >bllg11lon MCurld by lhl 1bove .,....... ,_ bMl8 '-" ...._ :le1crlbed d11d of 1tuat and
JOU t...,onct ,..... a.,._ AelCI H1lm111d co111. 11xpens11, and
tf1e ~ ...... M!Vtnc411 IS $131,g7f. 16. "JOU_..,."..-tM ldlltoe Df To determine 1h1 opening btd,
1n 1t1or11er 111 11111 Metler, JOU YOU may cell (7141 g37-0986. lfloutcf do .. ..,_,., .. "'-' ,_ 011e Augull 6, 1g82 r.....-or.,......, W lftf, mey ~ SKO·FEO MORTGAGE
be Med e11 ttm.. ~ORP
AYllOI U1ted tu aldo
d1111111d1do. II •r1•u111t pued1
dlcldlr --· Ud. .......... .
-... Ud. ,........ dlfttN deit...,LMlll>kmulanq.. .....
a1 U1t1d d111e 1ellell11 11 c-to de IHI ........ lft ....
11111110, de•err1 llec1rlo ..._..._.., ..... --.
u aald Trullee.
By T 0. Sorvlc:e Co ,
IQIO'll
By VIClll J Andrldge,
Anlsl1nt Secrlllty
One Clay Blvd., W111 .
Or1nge, Cellloml• 92668
7 t•/835-8288
Publllhld Oreng1 COHI 011ly
IOI. AIJ9 18, 23, 30, 1982
3592-82 IU ~ 8 'l1uhn. II lllJ =--pued• '" , .. tetr1H11 1 1----fltlllJC---NO--TICE-----
1 TO THE RESPONDENT: The l-~NO~nc,,.,-,,""'E~INVITINQ,..,,..,=-...,...-_,-.-
p1tltlon1r hu lll•d • p1tltlon Notice 11 llef1by given 1111t 11141
conoernlng your m•rr1etgl. 11 you fall Boerd ol Tru1tM1 of th• CoHt
lo Ille e raaponw within 30 dl)'9 °1 Community College Dl11rlct ol the dete 0111 Ihle 1ummon1 11 011ng1 Countv, C1lllornl1, wlll ~ on you. your dtlfeull mey bl ' enttrld Ind tlll COUtl mey 111111 8 receive 111led bide up 10 t 1:00
fudgment containing lnJuncttv• Of am. Tueeday. Slptemblf 7. 1982 °''* orderl cooceinlog dMalon ot it 11141 Purehlllng Dlp1t1ment or
property. apouHI support, chlld Mid ~ dlatrlet toelted at 1370
cullody, ohlld iupport. ittorney Adame v1nu•. Co1t1 M111,
,_ COlll ~ 9'oc:fl other rllllf u Callfoml1 II whlCfl llme Mid bids
rnav' bl gren1.a by 1111 c:out1. The w1~':f'T~s~~A~ci~·
g11nltllmen1 of weQM, tllllng of FIVE·YEAR RENTAL WITH money or property. or oth« eourt 11.1th0<l:red prooeedlngt may atao PURCHASE OPTION: ORANGE retull COAST COLLEGE.
Dtrt:.0 MerGtl g 1982 AM bids 1r1 to bl In IOCOf'dlnCI t.t ~ 9ranc:t1. c't1wtr · wttf1 Ille Bid Form lne1ruct1on1 end
NeMy w...-~ cond1110nt end Speclllcatlon1 wnlch
Publl1hld Oran~ Co1et Dilly "' now In 1111 end m1y bl ~red Piiot Auo 23 30 I • 13 1"8" In Ille ofllol of lhl Purcihulng Agent • · ' • · u, • • c ol Mid colllge dl1trlc1. _________ ....;3_7.;;.~.;;....;;.:2 EAlch blddlf rnull atbmh w1111 ht.
l'tllUC NOTICE bid e c11hler'1 check, cerllllld
check. or bidder'• bond ""d•
8TATHIENT Of' WTTHOftAWAl ptyl bll to 1111 order of 1111 Cout
,_,.. Community ColllQI Ollt:rlct 8-d "ART"NE" .... Of'UlATlMQ ot Trwt-In .,, 9'T\OUnt not llM
..,..,... than lllltl °'"*'' of 111111.m bid ... FtCTTnOUa .,.._ •• MAME QUlfll'tl .. that Ille blOder w111 ll'lllf
The follo wlng pereon II•• Into 11141 l>foe>Olld ContrlCI 11 thl
WlthdtllWl'I 11 • gen«al Plt1ner trom 11m1 It 1w1rded to him. In th•
thl pertl*'lhfO operetlng under the _, Of flollurw to 1ntar Into 9'ICfl
llclltlOul bu._ -ot H.S.T. conlrlCI. thl Ol'ooeede of Ille dllCtl 0£VE1.0PMENT COMPANY, 16897 wtlt bl fO<tlltlCI, or In the ca.. of 1
Algonquln, Suite I. Huntington bond, thl 1\111 tum t-.Of w111 bl
Beteh, CA 928'19 forflllld to Mid COlllot dletrlGI.
The llctlt1ou1 bu1ln111 n'"" No blddlf may wltf\dr-1111 bid
1111-1 for the partt'MW'lhlp w11 '°' • l*IO<I tor lorty·ftw (48) daye nlld on Juna 2, 1gtg In Ille Cout1ty •It« thl d111 Ml for the 09lfllng
ol Or111g1. th«eof. •
'1 mu Tll9 Boerd o1 Truwt-~
Full N1ma and Addr111 ol 1h1 the l>'Mllcle of rlflc;tlng eny and .,
Penon Wllhdraw1ng· blda or 10 wllv9111)1 lm1oullflllll or
Kl..-nc L. THoWsoN lnform11111 .. In any bid or tn the
4012 OMIM Chll ~.
Hwl ........ 1 ..._,CA... NORMAN L WAT90N IAw Ot'lloee of ....... , ....... ,,,.......
C WllUAM CARLSON JR C.... c--.. C.-... Dliliertat
2130 Mlln 81.11.0 ~~·~ Orafltll.. Ca.t 0ettr Huntington 8eech, CA 92648 ..---. ..... -. .. ftel
Publl1hld Oren.91 Coal Delly rm.a
Piiot, Aug. 23, 30, 84pt. 8, 13, 1082
3735-&2
Pta.IC NOTIC( I
"1CTITIOU8 .....
Nil.IC NOTICE
Complrofllr Of rtll Currency
Trt•11ry Oe,lltt-1
At lhl time of 1111 lnt111 1
puDllcatlon ot thl• notloe, tlll IOlel
emount Of 11141 unplld b1t1no1 ol 11141
obllgetlon 1ec;ured by the above
d11crtbed d11d of tru11 1nd
11llm1t1d 00111, expen111, end
1dv1no11 11 13g,~28 .05 . To
det«mlne lhl 09lf\lng bid. you may call (714) 937-0080.
0.11· Augual 10, 1082
AMERICAN STATE SANK
u Mid Tnatw.
By T D . SERVICE
COMPANY.
IQllll By. P1tndl A. AandlM,
AAtltent &rc:r11wy
One City Btvcl., w .. 1.
OrlllQI, CA g2968
(7 14) 1135-8288
Publl1h1d Ot1ng11 Co111 Di iiy
Pilot AIJ9 23, 30, Sept, 8, 1g82
3715-82
P\8.IC NOTIC£
Of'"Cl Of' n. aHEl'l.,P:.COftONOI,,
COUNTY Of OflAHGa
NOTICI Of' aAU
UNOEll DIC.._. OF
FOMClOauAl
Woodbridge Ptrkllde. lie
Plllnllll YI D1Vld Ell)lh Smtih, el
II . detendant. No 385263
I, lhll und«tignlCI, BRAD GA TES.
s11er11t-Coron1t. County 01 Or1noe.
State ol Calllornl1, do ""•by ~lty
11111 by vlrlue of 01cree ol
Foreclosure end Salo In 1he
Superior Court ol th• County ol
Orange, s1111 or Celllornl1, en11te<1
on Juty g, 19112. •nd rlCla<ded on
Juty 9, 1982 In lhl 1t>ov1 entl11ed
ect1on. wherein Woodbrtdg1
Perk1tde Mllnlenence AUOClatton,
• C1Hforn11 c0<por111on. thl 1t>Ove
nemed pl1lnllllC•I. 01>111ned 1
100gmen1 •nd Oec1111 or rorectowro
ll'td Mii ag11n11 OIYICI Ellllh Smllh
a11d Julie Ann Smith dellfldltll(I).
tor the sum ot One Tt>ounnd Eight
HundrlKJ T~nty One end 10/100
Oollara. lawful mon.y of 1111 Unllea
Slates. •n<I by vlr1u1 of • -11 01
enlc>tCXlf'l>llllt tn aald ICUon IUUed on July 23. 1ge2 I em commended
to NII 111 tho propeny In lhl County
or Orange, S1111 of Cellforn11.
d11crll>ed •• IOllowa·
Unit 4, LOI I, ot Trac;1 lle58. u
recorded In BOOll 4211. pegea 30-33
lnclualve of lhl olllClll records of
0.1nge County. S11t1 or Celllornla
The prOl)ll'ly ta more cb<nmonly
known 11 27 E1gl1 Point, Irvine,
C1lttornla
Togethlt wl1h ell •nd singular the
ten1menu, n111d111m1nl1 1nd
11PPUrtenanoas 111e<eunto belonging
°' In anywtM appertllnlng
PUBLIC NOTICE tS HEAEBY
GIVEN Thel on lu1101y
September u . 1ge2. 11 10.00
o'clOCk. 11.M or th1t d•v 11 Mein
Lobby. Courthouu, 700 Ctvlc
C.11111 Drive WMI, City ot Santi
An• I wlll Mii 11141 et>ova dwcrlt>eO
property, under 11ld wrll 1nd
dlClrM, Of 10 ~ 1,,._toOf 11 m1y
De n1ceu1ry to 11111ty 111d
IOOgfnlOt w1111 1n1 .... 11 Ind coats.
10 1hl hlgn.tl bl(lde<, tor Cuti In
lewful money or thl United Stet"
Otlld 11 S1n11 An1. C1lllorn1a.,
Augo1I 2. 19$2
BRAD GATES.
Slle<lfl .Coron«
County ol Or•llQI. Clllf By. K Bfown,
Slrgeen1 .. .._ A.Lii
1200 M8fttl .......... lull• 112 llfttl AM. Ce. tlt7'01
"1Mlttff'1 AttOtnet
Publl1h1d Orange CoHf 0111y
PllOt, Auo g, 18. H. 1982 34119•82
N~8TA~
Thi loltowtng IMf'llOft• .,.. doll'IQ ~ .. ;
of 1111 Uftltecl ., .. "
W11h1n9f0ft, D.C. r\aJC P«)TICE WHEREAS lllllftclory 1vldlt1CI 1-------------
NEWBAY, 17g92 M llch11t h 11 1>11n or111nted 10 the "°TITlOUa llUelNSaa
rtllllC NOTIC( Scuth, !Mle. CA g2714. --==~------LINDA CHORBAOIAN, U13
Comp1ro111< ot ti>t Currenc;y thll ...._ aTATl•NT
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK localed Thi loflowlng Plf'IOlll .,. doing
"1CTI'T10UI ~• 81uro1on. Fo11nt1ln v1111y, C A NAiii eTATIMPfT 927ot
Th1 lollowfng peraon It doing LESlll! ORl!ENING, 0001
bUllneN 11· Newport 8hor11 Drlv•, Ho 1,
HUDSON MFQ CO. 1280 Newoo11 lleclh, CA 928a.
l..•nA-. Unite. COlllMwa. A OB EAT YAMAEUJI, 2
CA 02820. Sunbum. """""·CA t2f16
ANDREW l . SANDOR. 201g OOH.ALO R. CORBIN. 37 ~•r• Street, No. C. Huntington Montpelll1t, Newport 811ch CA 8MGll, CA 02841 t2t80. '
ti* bu.in.t 11 conc1uctld by •" Thia ~ 11 conductlld bv •
lndMdual • _.. 8 Olnlf ti Pl"f lllftlllp. rv..,,,., llldo( Und1 Ch«bligllin
In Hunllngton B11ch, 81111 of bu*'-u: C1lllorn1e. hH compllld with all BAIOHTON INVEITMENT
rov111one or 111e 11a1u111 or th• OAOUP, 695 Town Center Dftve,
Unll1d S11t11 requited to DI 10th Floor. Cotti~. CA t2t28.
comp1t1d wllh belort being BAtOHTON Rf8001'1CES. INC ..
1u111orlud 10 comm1nc1 th• OS TOWll Cant.et Ol'l\09. 10th Floor.
butlnlll ol bllllllng 111 Nellon., Colt•~. CA t:lm, B1nlllng Aaloel•tlon Thll b\1""911 It oonduc'led by 1
NOW, THGREFOAE, I 111r1by ~IOn.
c111lly l hAI lh1 1bov1.nem1d IAIOHTON
1110011t1on 11 1uthorl11d 10 AUOUlllCU, INC
commence tile tx.11111111 of bankll'IQ . Orild O. ,KIUlmen
H • N1t1onll Bll'tlllflO AlllOOltllOn. Thie ttet-1 WU ftlld wttll 11141
Thia 11111m1nt w11 fll•d with Thlt ttltement -lllecl wttll IM
eouniy c.11 ot Orlf!OI Covnty on Couflty Cllrtt ot Oranoe Couflty on
on July i1. IM2. AUQUl1 13, 11112.
IN TUTIMONY WHEA!OF Couf\ty Cllrtt ot On1no• County on
wlt11111 my t11gn11ur1 Ind IHI oi AUQUl113, 1982 ~ l~I ~ OI Jvf\I, ltU con ... HUD,,.... ,,..,,. '1-7
Put>lllhed Ore1101 Co11t Dally Publlthed Or•no-co .. t Dall "'°'· Auo. 11. n. )0, ...,, e, 1"2 Piiot. A•-. 11. n JO . .._. "' , *2-12 .._ •• ..._.. ....
CompuOftlt Of ,,.... ~rf8fldy A....,., .. ~
cn1rt1t Humber 17M>I -T""' C.... Dr. Publl•h~ Or•nr CoHt D•llY c.... = :' -PMol. July 12, tt. 2 • A11g 2. t 1f, p tlllltled O A Co Diiiy
n , JQ, $eell I , ttt2 3t3Mt ~ ~ 11, Q.T....,:.••. 1112
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NOUS£$ f 01 SAU I LOUAl t.CWll...O
01'1'014 I UHtTY
Slap 10 beech • t uP•'
d1lu11• ' bdrm. 2 beth Own«'• unit plu1 2 t>Orm
rental 13H.000t , .. _ ..
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Ktnlah tu"'-••••
tiUtCh for "t.nt Off•<• Hff'hl
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In 1hl1 n1w1p1.p11 "1::;;55iiii~ eubj•e;I 10 the P'ld'1el
Fair tfou11ng A~1 ot 11>e8
wlllCh m•kll 11 Illegal to
t1dvertlae "any preferen·
ca, llmlllllon or dl1er1m1-
n111on b111d on 1ac1,
color. re1101on. 11x or
n11llona1 origin, or eny1-------.....;.. __
1111•nt1011 10 m11k1 1ny
•uCh prelerenc. llmll•· Ill OAIYll
tlon or dltcrlmtnetlori · 11,400,000
Thie noweplll)er wlll not Hlghell point on the gOll
knowingly •c:c•P• lny courte Vlew1 torevtt ' "I 11dvert1tlng tor r1tl 111• M1gn111can1 4 BA. 4'"" BA
"" 11te which 11 In 11lolat1on man1gable m1n11on :~~ or the law W ood floore, Sneryt
I'll" "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Wegner t>llh1. gourmet ~;~~ • kitchen, 1pa & brick
:::: UllOHt Advertl · courtyaro E•c•llent lerma. fi'~~ sers should check 144-lotO
~:~ their ads dally and ~iiiii~iiii:iiiii~ !~ report errors Im-Ii
1u. med I ate I y . T h e *HYER lllRH • ~ DAILY PILOT Thia cuatom Ivan Wells
<JOG 3S• dllalgned home Wll bulll
.... .., sumes llab1llty for wtth uecutlve en1ena1-
the first incorrect n1no 1n mind Ou11111v
I ti h I lllroughout from the SO· ,...,. nser o on y. lld oak paneled dlfl 10
,,.., lhe mahogany p1neled !!:: lomlly room Some ol ll>e
~ H111111 for Sile numerous toatures ere 1~ ••• •••• •••••• ••••••••. Sensauonal view of Fa· ,,..., Ct•fl•l /OOZ shtori lst11nd & ocean, ~,,···;;R···,·u··,·,··L·l·.;·G···· pool 11. ape w1ou1s1de ~~ n n t>ar. 3 car garage. c;om· rw plete security 1ys1em !:;.~ STREAM end ot course formal di·
tl<JJ $90,500 Greet I Barm nlng To view the luMu-
:~,~ condominium with bub-rlous lellurea ol lhts
,,.,,, bllng stfeam oil your megn111cen1 residence :~.,:: prlvete patio Walk 10 call 759-1501 tor priveae
, • .., hidden swimming pool snowing S 1.500.000
"'"' Many, many extras, lire-FEE !~~ l)faee, walk to shoPPlng, ~
BUSINESS, IHYEST-
"'" yet prlvaie 546-2313 l't'P.'1l!T'!'.Tl~UUJ .. ~ f £L!§\1'il1 · · · · MENT, FINANCE
thol\IMU Oppcw~. Ku.\IM'h ~ anlttd :~~:::::~: ~'.':~~' NuM> lo IA•n
I MOM) Yt1ntf'd• Mortr•an TO,
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
PERSONALS &
LOST & FOUND
ANWiwM<""'nt\ ( ., Jaoof
lt..ira•l '&A•o~ '-""' 6 f'wod Pt'rwwu.1~·
Wul(lvt•• T••••I•
fMPlOYMENT &
1 ... -. ,!!!!~.~ATION
Ju&We•IM•
..... .,, "'•"'"' "'. t
I A"'"'"" MERCHANDISE
"*••IW'•to Afolf"'tMM
::!t;"1~ Melf'ft•h ~::"'' o 6 t:qu1pmirru
Dot• ,..,.., to \OU
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BOATS ' MHINE
EQUIPMENT r,..,...,.,
fto•t\ Jlh1"' '-nirt lka.h \hflM t.qtJ10
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growing lem1ly Six. yes 6 ••••••••••• big bdrms, 3 baths, big
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al '214,000 -call IOday1 owe et 12Y. or ev1n 5'Y. l!Jf' _ . sm.ooo """'o. ~~~fhh1 Tw~ll:~l~rT:~:!~les =I ========-:-:.1 with ucatlenl aettlno WJ.111 Ii Eich has 3 Bdrma, 3 "* LOOK baths, lormal dining and :: large 1am11y room Both
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whit• thay IHI ( T 14) 0 0 0 9 v 0 w n e 1 1111 ·93 llltn near Or•ak 0C RENTALS 750.3314 S8&0 IO •1200 8IQ CANYONU~p & lrO 1 II. 2 ... I U , port, an Cl i.a. I H&
Prbr Wt'#I 88)' buyfront ShJ)I' for <I IJOOIM. 546·9&22 Agl 648 8665 uv_.1 Well l~•ted. l'IHr OU I ST ANDINO I t>r w / ~~n8o4 08n/l 4 e1eoPA Newly decor OH pel. 5 4 2 . 3 & 9 T~ A 11 e renw><folt..od 3 W1tn. 3 bi.ath Sl.20ll,OOO --OC. C.ollege & SC Plaza 'I • encl g11 . owahr, pool, 7S0·7l66 QUIET YHUIL~OllH OSI 54.600 Owner wlll nug• 14.f'D.. NIS~• PO Oi home w/ bbg Adult•, no Pell 1---------CX'i·lln & ,Jt'lty Vll'W' M<rnnc· n>o111, I 1 week 01 Ing or1ly .. 11 •I 10 x grOH Call P•llo. ullf·pd '300 Clll LJ 1"{~_ gard•n•r. In grHI c;ono 642·~73 B••ll•f,..
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On·1mfrnnt Greele you the moment _b11th. e)213)3 4.9022 __ I.ti• 111 Salt ZIOOi:i Br 1 Be w ' c'fi''· drpe, I T)' Le~~n4. BR TOWNHOME ~81iB.AU ••••••••••••••••••••••
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P Im L J·' N rd"" I • ,__. r. l Rock Hlghlllnd• Oar(lltn 011 OT I IN RANCHO CALIF OC RENTALS oloee to FHh 111. Only BHutllully ltnd1oap•d •Orne modtll POOi. Sp1. r to uo 0 .,..y ront :> uurm, .> 1 ~ 111tti Home Forrnet 11v1ng and II b 11ore ee1e1ea • Reeoy 10 1-&br'a $200 lo 12000 $1195/mo lmmed avail garden 8p11 Pool & Spa G Y m . 8 a u n I . •I c
Lge L H., 2 boat lih lJ!S Sl.!Hlll,000 dlr1tng 1m1 hceptlonal 111eHy10 own o hom11 llulld On paved road 2 750-3314 ooen 7-0•y• ~523CA""''J)a·fRVIWE I w e have many more el Covered parking . No 846-0819
µHtoral VIEW Outt1en· 111 Newport Bear.hi ONLY mlle1 lrom cenrer Fro gre11 prtc:•• Aleo wl pe11 0e4--U-Jlt_poo_l_al_de_1t_tr_a_1_er_g.e_
Remodc=olcd :l bdrm, 2 hulh t lnrj((' rt-<: 1111. ding land1<:op1ng & patio S:15 000 dc>wn ftn <l ... $80,00'1 20% down RENT ro OWN New ::!Br Woodbridge-on lh• lake I leeStl option• to pur· Bach. $41& 2bl, 2 ba, bltn•, dtwhr,
beam ct•rhngs, fUI lllllh ('tJ, ""llOll $'l<!O,OOI) toreas One of 11'11 bHI 1ume $7!1 ,000 • 30 yr OWC tol 12'/o 752·2550 :l'/\b8. coodo Cell Rion E•8CUllve 3 bd, 2 '"' be chase Cell today FRED I Br $470 1'~ mllee btactl. No pall .
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....,. 1ocet1ons 1tep1 10 th4' 1011r1 Seller It flolOhl. -Owner/Agl 98'4·617 1 Many blrHI $1400/mo I TENORE 631-1268 or 2250 Venguard S500/mo. &38-8382
pool and ape S299.000 moll¥eted and will carry .,. I D 3 Br 2 oa on ·~ ec;re w/3 I • a 1 e 6 5 2 -9 5 4 9 , 760-8 702, 11gt. 540-9826 or 642-4905
0111ttnce A •P•Clout 2BR 1,.•••I• •, 11111, car' gar plua guMI nou., 55 t-2 t03 or 987-8857 2 81 I Be Mlnutte from
condo with community I 111111 Z400 se Set 2530 Sant• Ane I OC·RENTALS SpecJou• 2 Br 1 e a S-.2& ocean. newly pelnt•d, Lugoon Vl!!W Crom 6 bdnn, ~ blitli, fJfuyroom,
dark nn, den. Boat slip N ow $1 ,000,000 'I~ poo1 andtp1 $121,500 .. ••••••••"•••••••••• DO NOT DISTURB TE· 2Br/dbl gar Good area 1-6br'a$200to$2000 3 Br 1'~ Bl $475 $485/mo 720-0844 or U' I"" 121 1 •1o an11re Mammoth condo. N ANTS S 1200 mo I S895 Avail Sept 271n 7!>0-3314 open 7-d•y• Laundry 1ec . pool 720-489t ll ~-··-WiJlk 10 lilts, Mountain· " COllOC1 714/272 0097 548 9558 12 7PM ---------llYSllE PUCE '"' r)' back • ell pro(ect In I BR Orangttrte condo, Avail Now $1100/rno F1repf1ca, pool 011n-leundry. walk·ln clOMt. 'lt.~1.~ ~ B 851~226 I · EASTBLUFF 3Br. 2ba. • • t br, lrplc, pvt patio, pool,
Spectacular bayfront Jplx 2 br. 2 bu up, 2 hr.
2 ba dn. 2 boat spaces Redut•e<l $1,500,000 I ' Mammolh Prol decor 2 BR. nr SC Plz.a Condo• by ine lake. pOOI. 1ennl1, 640-9019,631-0836 waahet. pV1 p1110 X LG S •o D 83:1.·860() Rilll"1 .... r t , ' , · ~55·2238 msg Pool, Joe, lull sec;, car-Avl 917 1460 675•9229 qultl 4v mo t i•· ;J po11. LUJ! unll. Grell Loe Park Lido Condo, 3 Br 2 G 8 rd en 2 Br $ 6 8 O were Pl,,.., &42·8607
CDllOllDO CAYS
Coronado Island cust. bayfront lol 85' boot
dock Plans avail. Now $370,000 wlt<•mu
ILUFFS CONDO
Single story end unit, expanded 3 br, 3 ba on
largest greenbelt. $250.000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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be, kit w/convenlences.
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$812,000 By owner
673-4411
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house with OGHn-1\1111 & Exci10•1 wine cellar & lge garage Broker 851-8800 6"5-3370 att 5 wk~. 2 Br 2 Ba 15,.5 ••'••••••••••••••••••• no1f courae vlf;tlw Close ••••••••• ,. • • • • • • • • • •• u AAw•·--.. Or lse opt Leguna Ben Decorator well paper, I 398 w Wllaon 63 t-5583 -.._,
to everything. only 3 4B Joa $469K S70K draperies and more f!l. .. '!t~!!t.t .. !.2.~~ CH'••l•i••• Mott tleganl apt. bldg
years old 6 shows like r • s 1 o 5 o / mo c 1 11 £•'ER 'LO BAY 3 Br 2 U.•'•r•/•L-~ 3~zs Large 2 Br t Be wl1h L ee h fl 1 NEWI New owner COUid e q u 11 y 8 5 5 • 0 5 1 7 . ..., " 1, ... , In aguna e<:... nee occupy 3 bdrm . 2 o11lh I 544-2170 548-2239. 10 30 to 5 30 Be Ir pie. brick pallo with I ••••• ...... ••••••••••• garage, d/w, laundry rm locallon In town, breeth· -pm I 1 p 8 s 1 5 o o 2 131 LUM 2Br. 2Be, S.C Plaza, $'495 l•ktng vi-•. ell bulll·lna.
city & ocean view opt I! l 1•l1l1 MESA VERDE·3Br. 2Be. 876-2255 Vu. AC. pool. avail 9·L Also lrg 2 Br. 1 Be "490 he a I e d Po o I' ~~tfe':c:b~~8~~=~119 ',~~ ...................... 5850 mo 191 6 lit+ sec: 1---$575 mo. No pets, Sher· Avail 9·1. 845-6825 sub -gerege. elt v11or
Ho111ts lot S•lt Trade or 1se opt. 4Br 3b11 income. Seller will help Hoa••• F•t•f•L•~ dep No ca111/lg dogs 13 Br 2 Be, ocean vu, 'Y or Donna 979·2390 Oon'I wait only 1 large 3 LHH only. S850 & up. ...................... S E • • A a1'1 9-15 751-36A2 1825/mo, Arch Beech dys Br avail wttn 2 Be .. P•· 330 Cliff Or~ 494·8083 $469,000 S70K equity finance & AV buyer ...................... v ., I Hgt s. A v a 11 9 / 1
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3 bdrm, 2 ba. separate **EASY TERMS•• BELOW curreni replace-2 br, Iba, compl relur· WATER VIEW 3 sun· Crelg. 545-1370. GG PINE BLUFF APTS Contact l e rgeat G ay
dining, covered pello. Wood/glass Views 3br, ment coall'I Prtnctpa ts b1shed. Garage, washer/ Spac. 3Br. 2Be lownhOU· decke. 3 bdrm. 2'ft bl. 2 1 Br with toll. & 2 Br. 2 Mele Femite aervlee In
Ponderoaa St (Harbor 2be Small but clessyl ONLYlll Call owner at dryer U 111 pa 1 d se. lrplc mtcto, 2 cer gar I lrpc·a $I 125 Mo plus 3 br 2 ba. deluxe condo Be Child ok, on the So Calll. 540-6716 ond Baker) $135,000 97 23221497 5457 (714) 997-3970 8 10 5 w/opnr S760/mo Avell sec Avell now Lrg P&llo, pool & spe.
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963-0363 4 • • 642-0138 Sept I 548-3278 496-0554, 531· 1188 child o k near SC Plaza Blulfa. peuo. view. trp1c. ---------L 11• I lOSZ Call us for YEARLY or $685 mo 213·964·2686 encl gar . gas stove, dis·
950/o FINANCING .!l. .. '!~.'!fl.".!........ WINTER rentel5 Aeglr Easlslde house 3 br. 2 oa. HARBOR OCEAN FRONT hwaaher. spa. lndry fm ROOMMATE
FllDEIS AVAILABLE! VILLE DE CERISE Sill J••• Proper11es 675-4000 2 car gar Nu 3200' luM hm on bluff LUXURY 2 BR 2'"' l'a, $600/mo Qualify al 9 9°,... Interest • I $800 mo 548-3561 180 deg vu ol harbor, Nwp1 Terrace condo SPMC 631·6107
and you can buy this 2 BEAUTIFUL Cu11l11u 1011 L•1.••• B11ci 314 aurt. m lna. 3br 3ba, Poot. etc. lplc, Patio 1----------Oldtel 6 largest agency. Bdrm home or ren1a1 OLD WORLD •••• ~ ................ •• ................... E'slCle 3 Br 2be. tam rm secutlly, sauna. spa Kids OK Qulell $695 mo Newer 2 Br 2 Be No pell All cilenta tcteened wtth wllh yard, patio and TOWNHOMES S600 mo payment for Emerald Bay pY1 beacn living rm. sep dining rm St995,mo 496•7009 837-2686 Avail epprOM Sept 1SI photot & rel«ences
ood 1 11 bee by Howard Mark Co 2Br 2Bacondo 91..,'4 VA pools. tennis courts, Drive by 2567 Elden S450 760·1418 or Credits Coemopoutan ~hes&~~~~ $~;~.900• trom $!59,000 loan esk1ng S94.500 ocean view 3 Bdrm, 3ba $900. 642-2191 O<.ean view 2 Br 2 Ba Towaio••n ,_!>4_8_·_8_6_7_5______ Good Morning America,
6"4-7020 495·3244 760-0297 66t·3360 6 g u e 5 1 n ° u 5 e 3 Br 2•L Be. neer new. 180051 Sleps to beech. Nice 2Bdrm 2 be ••oat Tile Tomof'Tow Show. $1800tmo winter rental " s 1100/mo Oatrell Re/ F•rauiH JSZS M lSSlllllLE
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&menltles $110,000 In
assumable loans. On a
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Call 979-5370
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INVESTORS Prol dec:oreteo. warm 3 2 bdrm. 1 bath home in gated comm Lovely de· home. Ii• rm, fireplace, edec br a rp N P t 1 ed 1950 tBR & LOF'T Frplc, rec cepl 2 adlts, or 1 adlt
S5000 down and S200 Br, LR, o R F R big prestigious Nor1h Sanla cor Non-smoker No bit-In elect kllch, temlly S 1150 mo 1422 Terrace 0 es. mm • • room. pool. Jacuu.t. gaa w/ 1 child or ju11 1 edit..
Per mo neoellve csah Po 1 s s 1 3 o o m 0 rm attecned 10 2 car gt Way 760-8376 6 mo or longer lease & water paid No pets Pool, lg kit, 2 patios, lg !\Itch . nigh beam eel· Ana Large lol, r()l'lm lor ~ Call Jo Ce ol ( 1) flow for a 3BR lba sgl tings. tr pie plus a lrg Rv Owner will cai•y 1st 497-3230 rage Fenced yd wllh 644_9060 or ~44.8::i3 393 Hamilton. C M balcony w lbey vl•w
1amlly delalched home manicured yard w/e 3 To with S25,000 uown JI, / I i 3161 pstt.o We~:~: gard;n~ L•f.••• lllf.Hl 3252 _6_4_5_·4_4_1_1 ______ 1 _5_5_7_·7_8_83_or_64_0_-633 __ 9_
Call Rich Ownr/agl car gar. A real value at Close to perk 6 scnool & .!.'!r.! ••• !f! ......... incl d al mo 4
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964-6171 $375.000 and you own f'Opp1ng $131,!>00 LIDO ISLE . 3 bdrm. lam Sec Pel on epproval Niguel Shores PV1 comm A••1la111t1 F•t•iliH CLEAN & SPACIOUS I 6 shr 2 bd, 1 b t apt In the land. Patrick Tenore. Drive by 3094 Yellows· 4 br 6 famlly 2 ba. •'•••••••••••••••••••• 2 B N I ed Cd M N on. s m k r . BHlia1t•• 931.1266 rm. 4 Ba. Sl700 mo tone (oll PaularlnoJ atrium 3 car gar. Pvt Ii/HI r ew y' ec. crpll, 957-0701 Agt by appt beecn & rec center drps, dshwr, range & re· S300/mo + ulll. 1a111u1 _ ,. ( >I l / Jl /.,. ,, lf1t) 1040 OCEANFRONT 2 bdrm. s1250/mo. 759•1465 Ptai•Hll 3101 lrtge. view & ocean + dep. 760-8238 evea/ • •••••• •••• • •• • •• •• • •• 1 ea s 7 o o mo B ti I Lro e"ec. 2-&1y home nr ---•• • ••••••• ••• •••• • ••• • breeze 1. no p e' s wknd CLOSE TO OCEAN G Cl Alt 675 6161 So Coast Plaza 4 Br 2'-t Lrg. yrly. hall blk to bah. 1 $385-$475 642-0684 & ---------
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3Br. 2Bs. dbl car gerege.
2 patios. lleg11one lrplc,
owner-custom bit home
$127,000 Ow ner will
carry 1 at loan.
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141-7721
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No money down. no I run y, r, • • Be. av ell. 9/ 1 $795 I llli11io11 Vioio JZ61 br. gar S625 1 rm & ba 552-9723 M/F shr beaut. Back Bey Lid o Realty OCEANFRONT duple11. Blomgren Ally 760•9355 ........... '/~......... S32S. lndry. 151, 18tll, pl ----------• condo Pool. lac. 1ennl1. qualllylno • own your Brand New Homes & Winter $850 up. $750 I HOME FOR RENT dep. no pets 673-9327. Eas11lde, Lrg bright 2 br $300. 645-5165
nome on our unique Condos, no money down Clown, 2 Br 2 Ba. lrpl, Ees1slde clean older 2 Br J Bdrm & 4 Bdrm ,6951 1·~ ba pello. evell 911 MIF to shr 4 br condo.
shared apprt'ctallon fl. while tney lest 1714) 673-7300 gar 640·4111 1 Ba house $525/mo 10 ,800 Ftneed yards 6 C # 3124 $550 640-0997 ~:~;~ ~~ Hu":it~ B~:~:. ~ I 'iii5ii4ii6-ii9ii5ii22iiiiA~giit.iiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH con AGE No pets. 548-6680 gar ages Kida a pe1 s .!!!~ ••. !!! .. ••• .. •••. LUXURY CO I DOS ~~e51~~~~·1io~~~~w11,
BR 2'>oo. 1600 10 2100 11 2Br 1ba. t>lk 10 beach LANDLORDS/REALTORS welcome 5 45-2000 S440/u111s pd, 1 br, ups.
sq 11 Payments run ILIFFS lllllAll avall Sept t $650 winier. Fast free tenant provl· Agtnl, no fee talrs. close 10 beach. lots Wll te le. Cst Plell Mester Bdrm, own bath, Sl200toSt600permo You own the land 2,000 2Br tBa.lrglot,Conract $750 yrly Ulll pd dars BEST Really ol wndws. beau1 sun-Frplc, elegant French near Beach/Ad ame
Call Geo Brooks ar sq II. 3Br. lam rm. 2•;, I Elsa. egt 75 l ·3 l9 I 645-8943 539-6194 11, .. 11 1 ..... L 32~111 sets. Sept 10 642-5027 windows. AC. In nome s250imo plue SlOO sec.
714/891 5556 Ba. wide Greenbelt near 662-24 11 N "' •• VJ security 2Br 2Be, 1Br 960-6030 or 960-7874
• pool Far below merlcel T.,li• IO fo OCUIFllO•TI PHie. STUDENTS UNITE Pany ~···";··;;;;· .. ;-;;·;.-H••ti•flH IBa 6 studlot. Pr11111gloua N B avall ** * $245,000 Wiii lea9e op-...................... 2 slory 4 Br 2•.., baths
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hse 4 Br bestc decor ewpon " 'It J.1ti 3140 I Br & atudlo Incl Wahr/ now. female only '325. LOW DOWN $129,500 toon Bkr. 644-6388 e IEW CO•IOS dining rm, oian1 Scree~ appls. big lncd yard, fair Be 2 blocks 10 beach ....................... , dryr. also includes pvt All prlvll 645-0515 .,
Assume (Freddie Me<:) 4 TV. hot lub. mod kltch 2 m 0 n e Y BEST 18 8 crose 10 school 6 tennis Ou tel Juniors 6 1 Br club w/tennls courla. Br 2 Ba lrplc 19811 1 2 Bdrm, 2'1be, tow car anc;I parking Avail 539-6190 962-6683 From $375 Pool, ree l gym. pools. jacuul1, Rmmatewanttd,lhr lge2
Busnerd St Brk/Own SELL 011 TRADE down IC>"'.-;. lln'n &Y8ll Sept t5. 675-7650 Costa Mesa Chermar Weslclifl 3 Br. den. office, rm · sauna. enc;lsd oa· saunas. t>eaulllully deco-BR •Pl In CdM $250 mo Call Rich Owner/Agt 17301 K-' ff 673 1896 642-7743 11••1011 lllllE 96•.9 171 crptd 2 Br 4 family 2•;, Ba 2 car gar garde-rage ..... son ° rated clbnte 6 much •
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Gracious 4 Bdrm tro·
leYBI Pvt spa Contemp
Clecor Asking $319 000 •
meke olr Bkr 846-0709
-~ Elegant Home 4Br com-· · SI 1 842 7848 ----------Prime residential lot As· 1 home Stngles line too ner. no pell S 1050 8 er · • more From $450 mo F 25-35 10 stu 2 bt, 2 ba P eie view gated com-Kids OK s••o ••ove 1-&37-1458 or 548-5026 Inc ls moat utll 100 king $500.000 6"0-7665 OILll ltll Ellllt mun11v $4500/mo ~~ "" ESTATI UYlll Promonlory point apt .
E~~~~~,'y 3st~;e &hg~: /fdi/t Bo•ll •539-6194* ~.~ v=.·3m~n~~: ~~~~~11~1g~ar~-~~~11 ~~'0 (btwn Sunflower & (9em-1pm)
•• '! ................... 760-8099 now Info IH bo RI 549-3421 3641 Bear St N B 6 7 3 . 8 6 o 1
French doors, bay win· F11 Silt 1100 BOHll V•l•r•i1AH $475 3 Br 2 Ba dupleM be• u 11 I u II y done . pool Sunken gu bbq, Mc:Artl'lur) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
condo. ne11t to all shop-3 Bdrm 6 alngle monthly
ping. No down payment. ren1 Stepa to beacn. minimum cesh needed 2 1 3 / 2 8 5 • 3 5 O 7 &
for c1011ng co11 Phone 2 13/360-5465 wkdys
831-5055. 842-2000 2 t3/617-3585
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total, 5•1, dwn. xlnl foes-p1110. awning & ulll shed ••••••· .. ···,·,·•L••••• ••• yard. kids tine. Sm lee at Bluffs ere•. 3 br. 2,,., ba, rate dining area Walk-In pelS $425/mo 931 W S262 per mo plu1 utll. 11on. s 179.900 Fee 1and 2 br t be. llv rm. kllcnen. RE S BEST Othe" a vall condo 2 car gar w/elec closels. nome like krl<:h· 19th SI 548-<l492 Adami & Bulhllfd .,..._
By Owner 631-2134 PBtlly furn Adult perk Yeer1y-Weekly-W1n1er. 2 539-6t90 6 0 9350 en 6 ceblnelS Welk to Spacious 2 Br 1 Be on Call 964-7167 elter egm. ~~~:oi'ic~~~~n N~:;,e•:1 3.4 Bc:Jrms MAKE tT vouRS S350 A ~f<,~~39; e~ea Mr~~
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and pymt asalsled prog·
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Agt. 964-8171
0001 VIEW
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emenltlea end sec:. gate.
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program 1v1llable Call
Rich Owner/Agl
964..6171
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211!1 Tustin Ave. ~Ila JACOBS REAL TY wnole nouse, eat In kltcn. N1 Bch 3rm wloobbltng 2 Bdrm-furn from $605 no pell S450 631"6155 ,_.t'~ .. ·~;~.= ...
Mesa rn back PRO• big lncd yard. Kids pet• spa. cozy kltch .$400 2 Bdrm-Townnouse furn. Lovely Ea.slllde 2Br 1ba Cefol •711:. ""49
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Must sell clean double
wide Cameron wltri 81·
teched sunporch & car·
poll loce1ed in 5 Siar
Greenlee! Park Asking
onl~ $34,500 subml1 your
lerma • owner will cerry
r welcome Sm let at S v .,.. .... .A"A~EIEllT BEST cell 539•6190 OC-RENTALS 750·3314 lrom 675 2912 Peppertree Lene. • No pela. Utllltles tree• No pets $4 95/mo, Femeie Wt11c1111 lftt.
llir.·8113 EAR BEACH 3 br 2 bl!I CHARM: E1tpended 5 Br LA OIJINTA HERMOSA 559-4718 pool, w /d, non-1m kr u 3 car y,arane HVH J•· $290/mo 631 7332 condo gar pool. tennis. """ 16211 Parkside Ln. 1 blk • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l SOOO mo 673•0672 cuzzl. oeded w/lrench w 01 Be&<:n. 3 bike S E'slde C M 3Br 2ba con-----------
HELP' Responsible cple, windows. altyllghts. 01 Edinger 847_5441 do Lg yard. lrplc. 2 car Fem to ahr furn. 3 br
13 yr old boy, cat g dog 2 Br 2ba c;ondo Cape $1600/mo 840-2523, · · gar, pool/lac S725/mo condo. $300/mo. E/Slde
need house In 'Old Seoes. Excrualve Ellde 833-2237 ll•,,..11 J.•~• 3161 631-7905 C M Ave II no w .
Huntington" area. H B Pool prof lndscp'g, pV1 I••••<>;................ 2Br ardtn apt 642·2225
(West 01 Adams. South P 8 t Io· 2 c • r g • r I ILIFFS lllU OCEANFRONT • sharp No ~. S..40/mo _M_1_1e_3_5_-4_5_sh_r_5_b_r,-2ba-
ol Beech Blvd). Approx .$750/mo 642-2137 or Townnouse 3 Br 2'1t Be 2BR, winter. no pets. ger 548-9950 nae nr s c Plan/Frwy.
S600/mo. renl or lease/ 494-479 1 $950/mo 644-8138, S650 mo 213/795-3018 Spa s25o+ahare utlle. l~=o=p~ll=on=R~e=l=s~. 53=6=·=9=83:2:·:i2 Br house. 1120 Orenge 850• t801 2Br. 1Ba. S550 mo 4Br, 12,5~~":~ 1 'A"I bl. ~ ... 110'Y1 64 t-~913 Ave Pref sr ctllien Cln LmS/IOUl YI ' 2Be. $750 mo Acron ~3..,600 soc' ""11 rm,,. M-IF-to_sh_r _......__5_br_llomt __ ,4501 1 d from bC:h Sepl-June be .. mo e I er ..,... mo inc gar ener 2 muter bedr"1 aullH, 12131 848•2232 s 30 PM 2864 LaSellt w/pool. lrplc;, oll Baca leyft .. t/l•f•r•. Price Really ~8-3209 declcs sp1, ell a.ires, 957-2740 Bey, C.M S300 u1111 Incl.
Park Udo Adult Condo 3 2 BR & loll In f'xcetten1 very nice 3 Br 2 Ba ft· 1795 mo 964-3466 OCEANFRONT DI• 2·4 Br 3 B 2 Bt No pets 2nd _63_1_·_8_22_0 _____ _
Br Pool. near hospllel. •\ l>1\ '''°" ol loc:ellon on Edgewater m~y rm, Mesa dtl Mer. Lse/opt or sale or trade 4 BY week or mon 1 h r l'emale roommate want-
( I h I $1200mo gardener. $950 Sierra Br 3ba Orten vu 673-7873 noor S495+dec> .... non-·--"~to -... -be8ch $1•5,000 n.-ar .ir or n'<''lm"nl C"11 v 5 A" 2245 .... ..,,..,.._ .. _.,
wlll nelp Agent 646-1044 ~~~~~~~~~~ Bay1ron1 ~ndo/Unlurn ..., 3 br " ba ...... U"t r-do ....,. ~ '"' .. " ' Mgmt Co 641-1324 855-0517, 544-2170 13 Br 2 "· Winter S750 ""'" lrvlne COOdO 1240 _.._
I-NEWPORT HTS 2BR tBA 2 Br 2 Ba. ocean front ' ..,... ~ ~· ulll 559-7418, 752-9089 " CREST RE ICED C L On Lido Park Or • 2 BR & I t II 346 IOUl YlEW Winter $750 Lrg oello. pool & apa. GAZ E R ••. l&f I t•l llTf I ll den, securl1y bldg, pool garage, ne• o par Delu~e new 2 Br 2bt. PROPERTY HOUSE cnlld o II n.ar SC Plaz.a Perk Nwpl 2 bf. 2 ba apt, ..... ---'-'-r---•· i I,,~ l'<•lt ,, __ --r-----4 ihls s1alely 4 Bdr 3'. Ba Crr8ll 1SOO S995 mo A Ogle 644-9778 lrplc, deck, nar Sec 642_3850 6"6-1869 $865 mo 213.gg4.2886 NB '350/mo +'A utlla.
:l: u io k o.. r.; 1'1. ut... e•ecuhve home has Ju11 •••• -,,-~·•••••••••••••• " 760-1554 ah 12 , "" r v :-•••.•. ~·,~:·::: ;:."!; ...,.. "' "' been reduced lo $384, 6 graves In Pecl!lc. View C JU I Elegant 3 Br 2''> Be. 2 j••e Adulte One for Eastslde, brlnllt & cheery . ...... ... .. • I oala Mesa n urn story. POOlltenn11. fur· 8 2 5 . 0 n a '5 8 5 A , t • "'~ .... 2nd n t R r~ .1 ... 1b,. "'"'' •' • ~ "' 1 • 11. :, ,r'01~ .. :.;; ooo Amenities Include 3 Memorlel Park Sold out RETIREMENT apt, 2 BR nlthed S 1300 Un turn 844•8722• 55u1_6822 or ,., ••• I 1 Br 1 Be n11ur11 wOod r-BR qu..,1 1 r umML F' h~""i!~1,0~b;~;~,;-/1 .... • • car garage. wet bar. 2 sect1onotVt1t1detM11r clean & quiet locatio" $lOOO. 642 .,80• U•l•t•i1A" celllng1 6 cabinet• .ba\h ormatur-e I
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PROPERTY HOUSE J JL-· l l ~ 31-405 $310 7&1-8133 Iv • • 111~ Assume existing loan 968·1695 alter 6pm mo 642•3850 846•1860 31Br925 Ba, c8o3mm P22' .!.~.!.!~! ....... "!'!Clean 2 Br +Fem Rm. m.,, --~ '. 119'4 Make an otter 631-7370, 573 ... 0519 before 6pm waterfront Homes, Inc 11 Imo 1· 12vv. Vrty 1775. Oelu•e 2 br, w/d hk.,up, pauo. 2 peo-__ ... _______ _ ~·••• -:-549-3546 D I I 631-1400 MESAVERDEexechome. 631-2711 Fred Tenore, gar .. prkg. Neer water. pie 1515. no pell. Looking for aomeone to ,.~"'•""' •l "'" 2 sty, 4 BR, 2'A be. dtn. egt 675•4000 (Brett) 642.0461 locate & share ac>t, CM, •n·•• ~ Uait1/11S1J1 ll00 11L-·l / ~ 3z·-lormetdlnlng,lplo,grdnr NBorCdM 831-3981 etc • '~ .... ••••••• .. •••• • • ••• I -• I ••• V'W' s 1100 mo 6.o15-6991 For leaee or lea.a option. Bev front b&<:h unit. SA&O 2 Br 1 Ba .. 1tove. rtfrlge,
:)161:1110,.• SIPEll TU SllELTfll •••••••••••••••••••••• Sl500/mo 5 Br · large lncld• uttls . Daya pool No pe11 $420/mo. _m_'G _______ _ TRADITIO~L
REALTY " FOil llYESTllllll Y~I~ ~~25·NC~~e, 2!~1g:~·· H .. li•ilH ~:~~byac~~~~· ~~~~g~n..o 960-2471. avea 675·9302 423 W Bay 548-9518 A~e~J:e~~r '.ft>!,~~'!~(;.
Sen Clem•nle pride ol 675--4000 (Bretl). ~n., 3 Br 2 Ba. lrplc. yard, or couple. 497-39lHS ownership, mOdtrn Spe. ••c. JZIO genge, $700/mo ~~~~'!Xi~ :C.~~~~11T:~ '''/::,.,.,, 3101 ·····oc.°ReNrA°Cs····· IO~~IHr •• !.~!!!~~!~ ..... !!..!! ~4~r5,~~·· pauo. oareo•. R,e:;:..;~~~.':m•kh/ ~~ layfrHt Ll4• hie golf courae view C1011e •••••••••••••••••••••• 1-5br's S200 10 12000 S450, 2 Br. ulll. pd. 4 10 ., __ .. _ 851·8800 beach H.B. 1220 & •,t viii. I Waaa. I l B I I I 30' 180 750·3314 onan 7·dl"" Super p1noramk: OC:tln, Harding. Balbol No °'""-••• n• ee 10 ev1rythln11i, only, 3 zro~u. ~o':,~~I ~llch., ,.. ,. bey 6 night llghl view pell. 547-1166 '325 • Bachelor aot. 333 &38-2876 Linda . ~.~k:eO:.,o; s:j~~~~6 Prln ~"es.;..~ ~':W &o!n~~~~ I or 2 Br 6 2 Ba. furn/ Nrg:~hp!~~.2~ri-~~d:~e ~~';'dl~'~; 4B~.B~O::,· c, ,.1 IHfUlll E 21st. C M Apt B·D 2 rmmtH lo lllr S.lboe
occupy 3 Bdrm , 2 beth unlurn , Yr lea a t OC-RENTALS 750•3314 Decor a led !Ille a .fr.!!!!~!•••••••••••• 64&-8589,846-8103 Pen hat, 3br, 1'1'.ba • 20'-' hi" •1rtietl city 6 ocean view ept If $ I 3 5 0 Imo WI n le r 'M odel" In the earth· Ovple11 large 2 Br 2 B1. ••• YUH lrplc;, lenc.d ~llo. 1217 Urgen1 aale Condo 2 eppllcable & rent the S950/mo Opn Aug 29. Lrg 4 Bdr home, 2'"' Ba. 3 tones Community tennla laundry, garage. yard -+ utlla. John, 97MH7
bdrm•. 2•11 ba >Ont IOG. other 3 apertmenta ror 673-0433 or 558·1610 car ger, nr beach & couna &IWlmmlngpool tmmtd oc;cupancy 2BR11Ab1.Pv1~tlo.no btf 5pm(atwonc)
S 110.000 S12,000 On Income Seller wlll h•IP Crnr 10th/Bay achool1. Kldt & ~t 01< 24 ht guard•CI g ete 770-2904 Ptll. '62& 1&52 Elm. Reec> non_,,.r oN40 Ot<
-Payment• 1947 50. Cell I finance & SAVE buyer Winter rental•. quiet Bel· Sl l50/mo 98'-509e Avallabl• tmmtdltlt ly. c.,.,,, lfl M.I UU 648-3927 10 •hr lg• tu'rn home:
u•c owoe< 714·681•4818 thou11nd1 ol dolleral boe loc 3 BR 2'"' ba, s 1900 per mo. Donna •••••••••••••••••••••• SpKlou• 2 Story 2BA lit\ own bllll, C M. 548-2497
5 Br light, brlle. aecludtd REDUCED selling prl~ new hme $975 mo CU1e B•atlaflt• Godlhl U 844.f200. STEPS TO OCEAN I~ 2 BA, pool, pvt. ~tlO, oar· John
·---. " ,.,. 2 level E11ete alzt 101. o f $295,000 00 la way 1 BR 6 work rm, furn, •ut.u 3141 Br 2 Be frplc, m any port, children 01(. no -F.-m--t0-1-h-r -w-,-.. -m-.-28-,
._ ............... _ .. .,. 1nopplng. achooll all BELOW cur1'9nl replec:.-$600 mo 873·&369 8••e•ld•0••m··a··v.··11·a·b·1·.··w·.··.: •mt nltlt1. 182&/mo . PETS. $475/m o 2310 Iba apt CM Aec. Id '-to 1ono '-....--• net1r by Owner mutt NII men1 co11111 Prlnclpal1 Days 642-67&7, ~ & Santa Ana A¥t 645-3017 S 2 4 2 5 0 & ,_. 'u l I I ·
& will finance. What 1 ONL'Vlll Cell owner et Cttl•I '•11111 3ZZZ therly Bil Townhou•• Wllnd• 831-M30 ~ 213-376-8107 831•72ee ·
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I E. C I Blu,'. Wiiand 4 h · 3 bl •-t••• ln·Mtt. •AAA 837 ,....,.., BAYFRONT CON DO: lndry rm c erport W/ avall. s.pt. 8•7 270 .. 1 • ~ ....... A_R ...... "_,......,r-i lamlly & ~UI ;;, 2600 ~ ............ :"".~·~ Large !I Bd Home. I . """""· B .. ul. Yltw. 28A 2b•. side. $300. AY•ll i-11. TSL Mgml 842-1803 _ .. _. __ .,, _____ .,....
I II I r I 1q IL End unit New E·•ld• c M Trl-ple11. MP CorOf\I dtl Mar I'"'•• JU4 Sec;. bldg .. no Cl'IHdren °' 645-0825. F w1nltd to •h•re N.I • .. _.._ .. _.___,..........,_ l I hr u out. I 3 1 6. 0 0 0 . metered. I 18,000 grot11 780-8701. 976-2144 •• •••••• ••••••• • • •• • •• pe1-. S 15oo 87,..&e79 U&O/mo. 2 Br. 1.,. Ba. apt, 1 blodc to bdl 1218.. ,_,--0-----.1 :'· Ownr/Agt. 844·8308 • 1 8 8 • 0 0 0 . 2 er 2 Ba, dtn, frple, •lee>• LIAlllU Blutta 3 bdrm 2 bl good 2f~~~P'~:~~:; '= ~~°"= ::fO:Z·:: 878~. 545-llU 5 " 1 E . 1 ,.,IW!n•l:let on11 •'"l' C!Old Lii IPT OlllD 1•303•897•2887· I to beech. 1 1070/mo.1 3 Bdrm detaoMd homn loca tlon. green belt, u 2e' mo. (7 14)694-188i I Ina. Avii1 Sept. ' F•m•le roomm•t• want· 'I r I I wln1trwl'9nlw11010•111Qup • Income prop•rty, No O srre ll, Rt/Ma 11 ln excetl.nt a,..,.Avt ll•·1 •omt Yl ew. 1 1 150.1 .....e. fSL Mgmt 8"'t.1803 t<l,~lludent..Ado-
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.---------.only •1u11no couo11 -. nlty. Wilk 10 bch. Every down P I•• u c 111 •cu 1 • 2 Br 1 a a r $800/mo cm 1 yeer lt aM. I WlltWI Y1LUll $5304540/mo. 2 Br. 1 Ba. boa It lanes H H mo I c 0 T p E K I I amenity I Shewn, 191 at &48·2168.; oceen1ld• of GCH, gR·1' I Five Olh•r• to ChOOH :a10 CANYON 3 br, 2'A ba. 1 & 2 Ir. •Pl• I Yl ll.. 1 l tOfy. lheg Cfl>t. d,pe, 873-etOO .. tor cwoeyn
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1ll1US IM 5Q!J11tts l ciaullled Ad• are th• Call egent 8&1·1217 1~8:111~~.~:.~d1 8:~!1:.~ ~i ~'Cfhrldgt , lplC. p1t10, rw. club. NH Cell tor appl. ort laund , no pate, ~.4!!~ .... ,.
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JOI llNl"'WI . . • • • . . . ·I garage or yatd talel ll'• • Owner wlll carry, lrHI I paint. No pate. 1&10/mo. r. 1Npl CNe1 vtew 3 8'. a 8&. 2 Br 11,t e., no pate, "460 Compare before yO\I buy. Pinlo Ottto.. W ~.
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Free E1Um11ea 845-2003 #381067 Rob 547·2883 548-4271 20 Y" Oo My own work HIRED HANO, WILL LET ME 00 YOUR I '•'•"•1. •1•11•110n AHi ptlco I ~tee HI Bob 1175•8595
141·11ll, Ht. UI Lie. 271104 1 Al 8•6·11128 TRAVELI Many div., .. I CLEANING FOR YOUI ••••••• •••••••••••••• Coneullan• Anignment ---~~~~~~~~~C I Orlvea. pallot. walka Fr" l .J, ll•tt.e• I IH cho111 Wlllle 1142 3491 CMICdM Jufle 842-0087 PAINTER NEEDS 5111 8690 T1H ltrriet ;;.. .~!1!."..'l............. E11 No ~Ob 100 •mall Lie 3001188 R.mOdel. **NORTH STAR•* WORl<t 30 Y" up, Intl ,. I •••n•I ···;··t.'owRATES .. $" .. t£a1ll••I C•lld•I Ooor hanging, remodel, 38-2607 Add'111, Cablnat1 Elecl11<:1t Contrector CALL HANDYMAN JIM iHl•l.,1111•• E,o., Acou1Uc ceillnga •• '!!. ••••••••••••. ••••I Ti~ trimming 6 iemoual
•••••••••• .. •""•••• cab1ne1a. paneling. etc C 1 1 b 1 k 648-8586164$-4644 I.IC New 1ervlc• 220 M 11n1 plumb repair. •••••••••••'•••••••••• Davit Pe1n11no 647-5188 *•BRYANT S• • j" •
tied, r•appU.O, ou•r . Painting cement Reta ~110 °c":: ~0•111c1r1• p•a1r10c • C I W---6 "I cl1cutta 24 hr 645-4174 painting RH/comm'I PROTECf YOUR HOME! Cullom work, lnl & •·t wancoverlog Remov11 '1 cteenupe & mowing
lneured, llc'd • 14811 I Jerry 546-4413 • •· 01 •• "'-"'• •• 1 538-09571538-3684 Prot M 40 evall now ft I a 554-7017 730·1000 1r.ee111m11e• loundallorta lie O ••••••••• .. ••••••••~• f•r•/l•t•••ll•/lj I I I 8 .. 10312 ' llc'd20yttfnare1.11l1 Al TvPH 42·1343
PIEE ISTllUTEll 536-5013 Kii Aemod. ceramic Ille. •••••••••••• .. •••••••• I xn re 1 • Herb (71•J 521-8012 efl A1•61/1 Rea•onable prices. la•t. Concrete-small or lge Clblneta Call now .,, .. Cullom Aellnlahlng-Furn B •• •.•.'.'··· Sept or later, rem acade· 5 30PM rl~!!!!t• .. •·.~1.·r ••••.••• '•t•ri•• ~.,r.:,................. p1oieaalonal WOik ~ estimate 8•2-0881 & lnterl0'8·All Repalre ~MP.jo9s...... mlc 35 Until Aug 31 l BATES PAINTING EO'S Pt.!"STERING ···M~;i ~~i,j~;.··.t·;4··· ~: ~~~~~~~~·s':~~~~~I~:' cue tom work tool No job ~~~:11R:i;i~e5 t';place or Decorator 1tyle Int, bara. Call for tlll 844-5294 & Smell Movl11g Job• 873•2041 SPECIAL! Ext sgl 5400, Neal Pl1Ch1111, Int/ext Oayte•e Sf> & S 10/hr
, S&S Asphll 631-4 l99Llc too 1mau or too blgl Ca-man1e1a. llbtarlH, hlQh Cell Mil<E 8411-1391 £ I AJ' 2 tly $650 645-0383 Rea1uccoa 64!1-8258 M1 Mo1gan 64!'>-5 1711
t Dan Hallberg G1adlng blne111. kitchen remodel style rel .. d panel walls 6 ~~f!!.-.IJ'A. • • ••••" •• • HAULING-GRADING .~ .... ••••• • •••• • •• •.. CANYON PAINTING • 14 PLASTER PA TC HING -1 ENGLISH TUTORING ! & Ptvlng Co Ree/coml !1~~)1~~udm~~,~~:~~181 f!iJ~.f. .. '! ............ calling lie 11311-2366 JHtle s 011oerMg demollllon clean-up VllEO WILL.I yrs In o c Setiafacuoo Ru1uccos ln1/n1 30 Reading writing & • lie 3117804 842-t720 HARBOR TRINITY PRE-~•111/t Clean-ups. 11ee trim 6 Concrete & tree removal For• fr .. 1a01 ahee1, cell guar •94-4~ 1 )'II Neal Paul 545·2977 g1ammar Pvt 1natruc-
counterlops I do every-SCHOOL DAY CARE ...................... m11n1 serv 540-6035 Outck ae1v 642-78311 HarryWeese.Allorney11 11on SSth1 751 1840 'Allen• • 1hing from S18rl 10 flnlshl • KA TAINA ·s LIVE-IN Law 553.-0290 OUALITY PAINTING •••H•li•• 11 ... 11, ---: ....... 1.............. Cell Brad at CENTER. Coate MHll nskpl5, dally maid aerv, billet La8410lfl8I PROF SERVICE ' EKllfnt reu ratea ••••••••••'/~ •• ~••••••
... eraonell-red. tow cost le-(114) 111·1210 Opening Sept 13 Full olllce ct11n1ng, crpt Tree trim. gen clnups, Haullng )'Id clean up ll•l••tl Lie B348276 536-2368 14•r11•lesl11·lt•ttl, W/o,frt CJ•uiaf gal aervlces: Ind . lemlly, and ''-dey care 7 AM lo cleaning 835·2116 Quick & cte8n. Free HI •• • ••• • •••• •••• • ••• • • I Free est Rees pr1c11 , • •••• • • ••••• • • •• • • •• •
bual. lnltlal consultation CUSTOM wood patio co-6PM Regllter NOW "--R ~~7'1~~~-~~~ a~ry~m=~· 673·0548 BRICKWORI< Small Joba EXTERIOR PAINTING I Oval work Lie 337169 "Let Ille Sunshine In' free. 553•0290 v111s. oecks & fences by Como1 Bake1 & Fairview 1.,_, ••f.111'1. Newport, Costa Mesa, Custom work Free est 645--40!0 Coll Sunsnlne Window
Randy, 641-0622 556-4335 or 556-7787 ••••••••• •• ••••••••• TNE lllHI soe11r HAULING & CL.Eo4N-UP lrvlne Rais 875-3175 Rues ~ line 1n1 & Sllll· Cle11n1ng, Lid 548-8853
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L • • I Ooors 11placeo. doorways .. .. Y01/garages Prop. mot lllng Steve 547-4281 R 0 0 M AD 0 IT I 0 N s 20% Monthly Olscounl i1n1ltl•f C S . Ew.per & dependable added French entry lawn-tree-shrub 1n11all 631 -09531831-0865 Brickwork-small or lge Honall.Rel1°ble & A•te --•••"•0•••• ••••••••••• ''I!.' •rrltl Cl\ild care during grav-custom & Interior Tree 111m11emo"al )Oba lOO's loc81 refs RALPHS PAINTING ienA-• JC&~B Conti uLIC Loving mother wlll oabyslt,. • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • d F v ~ 5 vv w; 4 1 • lull time, Nr Fairview & EXCEL CARPET CARE ayer shill Lrg Hm. 631-1528 anytime f Lawn care/Rotolllllng Rou.clHlli•I 1nce 1969 645-8512 R lntFlexl Raes 1118' •347877 974.7955 •• !! .•. !~!!!!~I ..... .
B.k-. c••. 5•6•8653 Jack Butflngton plenty 01 steeping apace ---ree eatlmata 548-6065 91 • el ree est 536 9898 C -... ~ 841-2277 Dr-•// 1 ••••••••••••• ........ rw•r••f J II ompu1e1 word proc41a Owner/operator -;:1.-.................. OUALITY WEEDING 6 Housework own trans· •••••• ••••••••••••••• P11n11ng our ramify 11ao1-.!!..~I............... sing Fast. accurete serv
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Classllled makes It easy cleaning Work guar my home, Segerstrom & Repairs. new & old 11 A's Reaaon1bla, Rella-1 Ca 11 EI o 1 s a So I e a 1 Oulck. C11relu1 Service lnllexl Lie 348252 Free N-·recover-decks pkup & <lehvery Len.
642-5678 Free Est. 645-1771 Fairview 957·0360 yrs exp Bud 552-9582 ble. Rick 497-3070 548·4839 Free estimates 552-0410 est 681-3998 Lie "411802 5•8-9734 751 · 1314
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IAVINE. Phone answe-Anracllve rustic up1111rs Plza $4501 lat & last No suite Plus warenouse In IUI. SlTilEI party with you Call Sue Needed 101 luxury Le-E•perlenced person lo 3 days, S hrs/day in Nwp1 Toni s Scanty Panty now
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sclry aervs. etc Also space, copier You sup-3 bi 2 ba deluxe condo on Rednlll 1776 sq .ft S 1 11 1 1 1' & 2• 1 / 4• kends 11 must 3 days per quotes answer phone Own 11anspo11a11on call 548-6•44 c M
desk space. S150tup ply pnone, & $95 pr mo lrg patio, pool, spa, 675-3882 lrom 10-5, pecr~·znf n 15~49 nd week Con1ac1 Mrs process mall Spendpe11 675·36751675-3471 NURSES AIDE S•0-9745 pr desk Cell 644-721 1 chlld 0 k near SC Plaza 644-9539 afler 6 Aobl s:,~:,ce NHICM si:~e~~:~e~:"ci~~~~e Vaughan-Purole time learning 1nspechon MOUSECLE&IEll
1617 Wasl cfl11. N B 256 *FREE RENT* $665 mo 213-964-2686. 'Costa Mesa· RE B1oker Bd Re81tors Ollice-hm-oulcell 494-8460 lor small machine shop Exp 8 r Mus 1 ha 11 8 on Ped1a111c. group in N B to 4000 sq. ft. 1st. lloor Move·ln Allowance 642-2171 5415-0611 83 6377 EOE MICRO P1ec1ston n324 S Full or pll1me Call Mrs Agent 541-5032 Mo-Mo. No lease req A,.,, ••• ,, f•r•ill1H retail or olllce 600-1200 1-coo• Camino Capls1111no, la-upervlsor qua1111es Austin 645-4670
Full se1vlca, furnished, OI U•/•ra JllllNt $I 497-S 132 Sell S 12.000 aec Mort· "' guna Niguel Mature Pall lime Excel· ---------450 aq. It $1 00 pe1 sq recepllconl areu • 2 •••••••••••••••••••~~ gage. 4 yee1S strelght 1•ri•••I Min 2 y1s eKper Hiring 714-499·4508 1 lent pay 966· 1300 Olllce position Must be
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Agent 541-5032 960-2471 " "' ··a···3•9•7•5•B•••••••a•••••• S80001Cash on Costa •••••••••••••••••••••• (714)553-0735 ong1on Beach PIT Expe1 spondence. o1ds h111ng ----------1----------Ylllall!E N lrch 3 60 sq M H Insurance agency tn Necessary At 19· ast 2 1yptng etc 546-0606 •• tt or less M IA 0 esa ouse Irene I E llll .. IEmEM&I Counler Help for dry Coat11 Mesa has opening ll•WMtl ••tll 3169 New 1&2 bdrm lu11ury Agent 541•5032 z l1e 556-421111lte1 4PM I " Cleaning Pla111 Exper 101 eneigeiic person 10 clays a week Flex nou1s Operators w/cllentele ••••'°;................ apts in 14 plans 1 Bdrm I Eecort for Women I or will train Must be neat handle a vartety 01 office Wilt 1111n on IBM Display NBI CM •Int loc Amla-WESTCLIFF BLDG.
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NEW gated 20 Town-paid From San Diego 300 I $ ,-0--All•••11t••••l1 S/00 DANCERS poln1ment. cell Pauline, non smoker, lully expe· mntg shOp tor tight olflce home VILLAGE COM -Frwy drive North on 1 sq t 4. ••••••••••••••••••••••A 111\0ugn In 8 non. 549·8909 rienced only 760-8866 work. lyptl1g & packing
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MUNITY 2 & 3 B1 2'/w Beach 10 Mc:Faoden 10 front olllce large 1ear Paycnlc Readings ma11t1me business. hold 1100 ft • 1,000 WHk Mllll SnLISTI lrYE·ll A M We 1 s s Co Ba 1600-t800 sq fl ot S door 1789 whinier Ave (Sptrltual) MaS1ers fie. all oceans. • 7141851-8239 pure luxury Garages. 118w 1 n d v 111 8 0 e Days 540-9352. Eves Jack (714) 558-1178 unlimited tonnage, us Motivated stytlsl needed Permanent. lull lime lor ---------
spas tn every home • (7 i 4)893-Sl98 646-0681 Merchant Marine Also Full & part-llme dancers lo Join progre"l"e salon m1n1ma1 care or semo-PART TIME DE LIV ERV
---------• master suite. dining • 4000 SCRAM-LETS sail lie Would entertain wanted lot Ba•e Min· Sall Comm/ Vacation invalid Exper or willing PERSON 18 yrs gd
*.EL.IE OFFICES* rooms, wood burning .!!.!! ................ lt•11t•/1 W••tH 4600 a"ocatlonal tuns. wknos 1mum Teleg1ams. Audi· C a I I man• g er · I •o learn ca1e ol lleos-droving record 751-4705
From 1 room 10 3 rooma II replaces. micro-wave EAST SIDE CM Private ••••••••••• ••••••••••• ANSWERS & 1118 llke • at little 10 no Ilona being held lhls 714-540-8889 tomy No lilting, no hou-
From Sl 16 8 sq. 11 Ne ovens, private patios & lurn room & beth U111s. ClllPOllTE oherge tor "light stul1" week lrom 9 AM 10 3 PM Hardware Sates PIT, semi I seworl\ M tF Releren-1 PAIT TIME
Yards.gar"'ener provl· Incl refrlg S315 mo P•ESIDEIT s F Applu at Bare Minimum. ti d cas Eves and/or weel\ends lease required. Adj Air u .. • n Define . Cream I owners teva reeman 8 ' re re type, Apply In · R
Porter Inn. 2172 Dupont ded. Elegant llVlng onty 673-7544 Recently moved 10 Noise . Pocket 673-3500 dys, 673·8211 I 1 07 W 1<a1a111, Ste 216, person Crown Herd-1' 673-2389 esponslble adults, o11e1 15 minutes from Fall\lon Anaheim or call (714) 21. with oYlstandlng. al· Call AM 833-3223 Island, 7 minutes 10 s c AOOMI BALBOA S230 Calltorn111 desires quetlly MEDICINE othetWtae 778-8421. ware, 3107 E Cat Hwy LOAI OFFICEIS 1rac1lve person11111es 10
Executive olllce suite Plaza or o c Airport mo vl-turn avlb 9/ I, 1 remember one very I Tr1w/ 54SO I CdM Aggressive Newpoll I work will\ you1n fllges
corner ol 405 Fwy, Neao Just east of New port I I 2 3 + non . s m k I Furnlst>l!<J home lor rent cold winter when I was •••••••••••••••••••••• Beach lorm ~c1eks moll· 10-14 I Call 2-SPM H8!~ Blvd Take over Blvd & so. 01 San Olego 673-90 IS seasonal or long term growing up It was so LA 10 Atlanta, 1st class DA TA ENTRY CLEAi< Ell-HIRING voted ind1vtdua1s Tern-642-4321. Ex1 346 EOE
leue. 1600 sq.N at 904 Fr w Y $ 9 0 0 I mo Room lor Rent 2 Bdrm cold muggers were only' a11l1ne 11Ck91 $960 Value, pendi ng Nwpll Bch MAii WORIEll Ollf loroes open MuSI ha"e PROJECTIONISl ' P/llme
11. Calf 751-6191 531.5439, 2473 Orange hse College Patk, CM, In Laguna Beach, stealing cougl\ M EDI-I will eell SSOO. cash Valid I credn card company has R E lie . exper prel'd. NB
Fountain Valley Olllca_A_v_e_ .• _c_os_1_a_M_e_ .. _. ___ , lull prlvllegas $300 C811 Newpo1t Beech. CINE. 1 101 1 ye11r 557-7196, Jell i'T lemo positions avail L.~cat :"~ ~~~ 36 ope-Harbor-• ac111c 675-4580 ell 8PM
ans w a' B d d 5 2 0 , Corona del Mar L• 11 f. ' S300 •• frstl•t or Date Entry clerks ' n ngs n erent de· 955-0073 apace, 2500 sq.It, at 80¢ 642•4300 24 hr •• ! ....• .'.".~•••••••••• •• ~.~--··••••••••••• 10.000 key strokes per I pa11men1s P/tl•• llHllH ic!i ~a~~l~g~~~~·& Back Bay NB pvt rm I Contact (714) 494-3757 I SdHll I a'o nlllx:cei /e~ua'~r:, i ';:,~· !~~,0~!~~~·~~~~ Supplement your income
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751-e191 COUNTRY CLUB LIVING I em . 11 on • s m k r Adults (MIF) wish to rent Student Trainee Fall en-4 30p m 714-759-7000 11ons Small Nwpt mtg companies 14 hr guar
4-00----900--P-l_U_S_t_400 __ sq_~h Al~~1~'f~~~ir~~Ce~1 646-5559 ~oub~et H:':'teolwo' 6 amto ARE FREE rollmenl Snow horse IECOllTlll SALES P MOJi.H STARTING co $1000 + comm plus alnt Donus 1neen11ve
Penthouse Baytront Sul-apartment community on lg 1m to rent lplc patio 964 6110 P stable live In Non-P I T FI T xlnl comm II ( I II 1s2oo+1 851 ·0444 program Goodapea111ng
te, parking, palloe the Upper Bay Private batn $250 lat 1u1 H B • smokers 244-2218 1 work In CC Must have 1 lf•f ••0 • Maintenance/ Ga1daner voice a must For pe1so-
.,..8_7_3_-_100_3 _____ -I clubhouse and neatth near bch 536-7103 Call·. Jo)i W••IH 1015 llalr lor color, will train H•• prefer O'le1 40 y1s 101 na1 1nterv1ew call Jell
Scaling Down? Stulln SP8, 8 tennis courts, 7 Sleeping room w/patlo HELPI Responsible cpla. •• • • ••• • ••••• •••• ..... 840-5249 I 41,ar1•11ft, apt comple• experience P 8 1 1 e r 9 0 11 a 1
out? Lower overhead pools, close to business. Pvt ba entry Avail Sept 13 yi old boy, 011 & dog 142·1111 light housework In ax-YOlll Mllllll necessary 54 8·9556, 7141545·5776
malntalnlmage,ottlce at al1port, Fashion Island. 12S250 1t137t S neeo house In "Old chng for prl rm /be DEITll&U'T PEOPLElllw 12"7 PTIMES&LE n c E c 1 h mo 8 h t Huntington" area, H.B Resp mature e .,.. 'd NEWPORT BEACH 1 ' ---------' S negency enter, uJ on11en1en s ops on Newport 6 6-3592 01 (West of Adams. South ·• · X,.vr .. 714·984-5354 MEO CHIROPRACTIC Enjoy working with klc:Js, suites In N-pon nr Alr,l slla Unfurnished bache-781--0467 ot Beach Blvd) App1ox. loS1 Al OC swap meet. 2 rete1enoes. 545-25 fS Challenging, rawa1dlng Call Sat-Wed Noon ASSISTANT 1 girl olllce end wish Increased eer-
port. fully equipped &~ tors. 1 & 2 bdrm apla and C S600tmo. rent Of lease/ RINGS Se11t1mental va-B•/'f. w .. tH 1100 caieer oppl'y loi a me-HOSPIT •L P/T P M Ins exper1enct> t 1 1
1t1lled tor every bus'.I townhouses ~';t~· ~~rnn. ~~~10'i{'~~I oplion Reis 536•0832 tue RE WA RO 540-6968 ••• ••••••••••••.. ... • lure energetic, uper · "' re Q u tr e d Bane I 11 s ~~~~~· ~;~~~11ri~~' 1:~r~ ~~:·,:~~"~~I~ Sever!~!~!=and 1 Reasonable 538-8544 LOST Giey 811d cream ICCIHTS HOUYUU ~!~!11~:P/~~s F~~~~ lOCHITS 541-4779 how 10 become a trained
833-11978 Bdrm units feature llne Prof woman & 1• yr old female ce1 (Had yellow AO AGENCY smkr 644--0595 llECEIYUU MCll. TillllH Ules counselor Call
d I PVT ENTRANCE & BA da•.,,hte1 wish to share a collar w/tag) 1 ur old Fast-paced environment General olflCe position in ?-5PM 642-4321. E~t SO LAG estgner urnllure 11nd Non-smkr. bualneesl -· , Oenlll We con11nue lo g1ow and 345 EOE UNA. 3 Arch Bay ec;c;eaaorlell. Move In to-prol la 8 Sth S250 nome with 8 responsible Gtenneyre SI , Lag 11 you have rat111ed ex-E corp acc1s receivable piosper as the natton's ---------500 sq f1 with good hwy gun 1 o o m m 1 w , k Chlld1en neerlbroken pe11ance, excellent ly-llpe!lenced R.0.A. nee-0111ce Medical blll1ng vlelblllty 497-2351 day o1 ieserve for sum-49•-0451 2 13.S 95 . 0 71 1. h m Reward 497-1377 ping skills & en(oy a 101 ol dad for Orthodontic ex per pre I 'd Good mos1 successful o11d llUl ESTlTI SALES
--S-u-.. -,-.-, -c--ec-.-o-tf-._-e-~ mer months. Smartly WANTED: Pe<eon 24 plus 526--4077 responalbllfly, we need pr11c1lce In Mleslon Viejo communlca1Jon. mathe-respected marke11ng co Neeo 2 exper people In
10 ren1 room In Costa --v • you Call 979-7000 • · · metleal and typing llk'lils ~ ..,. ..,. "' lurnlshed tnodels open lost whit• F Shepherd area 830 3703 Due to expanSlon. we ! comm6 !Clal and 1ndu-
Prime airport locale on dally I • /I / vie Atlanl8 & Newland. E na"e ooenlngs lor I or 2 s1r1a1 real es1a1a lor suc-Mac:Artnur Blvd Price Mesa Piofesstonel pre-•••••11 anti 1-t B 536-2287 ( Ileen) IEITll lSSIST /Ortll•. Must be dependable highly mo1111aled lnd1111· cessful and g1owlng llrm
reduced Must seal On Jamboree Rd at I'd Beau! vi-2 yr Old Fi•••tt Aide lo I ed Ch 1 Id XI & ' e s P • 8 n d s e 1 1 • duals 10 assist In men11-
497-«>34 San Joaquin Hiiia Rd ~ g ~ _d9 04 O ~ adl~ y~ ~ ~ ,··.·1•1•••••1•1• •• • • • ••• ••• • • L~~ml e~a'~a3n.MSaSna1J01Pe<>lqnullne wom11~ p~~n~rl. r~u;.~ be~:· R;A :: :r~~~le mfll~~:~ 14_640_8950 gament ~n89~ =~~I~~ t cin:~l~~s &••· 1100 63 , pm Must drive Balboa Newp ort Bae ch ~11plc:J advancam11n1 tn 7141646-5051
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O.C. Airport 11rea P1ot beach 2 bllls $900 yrly met WllT... Lost Male. yellow lllb. Ap1 Manager, couple wt Dental Asststanl. lull lime. preferred, ovt will 1r81n
environment. full 1e<Vlce. No pets 645:1682 4 BR 2 Ba hse, WIO, ate Swallows Quarters but Is approK 4 y1s. reward experience for 100 unit lront & back office eit-10 nelp show spectacu111 aggressive. nard wo11<111g
or no lrllla. Individual ol-1----------,225 mo. No 111 & lest not your typical Video 631_0658: 642_4522. Jim ga1den ept., Costa Mesa perlence, ROA X-Ray lie ~:ewf.~~e~~=~~ ;;:,~hy. lnd1v1dual who desires 8 floee or desk space. 1503 bdrm or den. 2 b11th 646_8386: 642_4172 Game? Weighs 0111y 7 $750 + bonus+ apt, 1eq .. salary open, bena-Tele·Meikettno caree1 11
tq It • 3500 sq It. 1 MO Upper duple• Aval! Sept lbs & can be carried LosL 2 yr old brwn Germ. 642-4907 Wkdys. Illa. NawpOft Beach area prospective buyers 1 or 2 you are seeking a ch&I·
FAEE. 759-8978 tlee1ly 538-3600 R1l•l1 #•1111 4100 under your arm? 19 89 Shorthal1 pointer Cecil & Artlll . PI T. ror sllk screen 642-6680, el/ff & wknds days wk Bilght end tengtng and 1ew ard1ng ~~~~~~~~~~1318-;-2~8:&.""i;-pj':-iilri!cie~I ·•••••'••••••••••••••• 01ange, CM 6A2-31SI 673-3403 exciting personality, ax-1110 Ith t -1 8. 1pl, garage. SUWI MORL easy lo set up u plug-I-shirts Experlanceo callanl conva1Satlonallst pos n w an es •·
CdM dlx1ulla.AIC.ampte beech 2 blks y11y g1ng In you1 toaster? LHts •Hklaoe 831-3494 IESfllEIS ti C&Ll and super grooming end bllsheO, growing com-
pkg, utll pd. 2855 E. Cat 673·2571, 675-9875 r,kJ~ r:n~~I ~~~0:~11~ Takes only one minute to REWARD Sentlmen1a1 Bat:1ys1tte1 wanlec:J lor 4 lor 1he Proteaalonal that I appearance 11re ebsolu· peny, c!ll ~e~"s~~l(ln·
Hwy. 975-&000 Crappy 2br, 11ea1 beach, Phones In room 2214 play & can never be value Gold Chain with mon1h old Full time 111mpty doesn't have Ille tely euanllal Reel es-non 81 '141 4 •
2000 aq tt otflce space for nlee eraa, lurn or unlurn Newport Blvd CM mastered? Hae dapen-bu 1 1 er 11 y c n 1 r m . Mon-Fri. slertfng 9-13 lime, end lor everyone tale lie la nelptul. but not Wl\at 8 Wonderful World! lte. Ct • 8'1811 now. 625 S600tmo 673-6336 649.7445 gable mlcro-?procceuor 494-7432 Your home or mine concerned wltn "alue 1equtre<J Send replys to
W. 19th SI, Coale Mella 1----------1 as.a circuitry an get 955-2526 Fial design fee, $3 pe1 sq Dally Pilot Ad No 1041. 01 Shopping rig I'll at
6 45-8830 . see M rs Eucullve Condo 1BR. B [AC H AR [A you started lmmedlalely FoYnd SheltletCoflle type 11 we wlll sell 111 co8l P.O Boll l560, CostP your fingertips evarydayr Northrup. den. ocea11 & bay view. In an unt1pped market small dog. lrvlne area. plus 20% 759-l406 po Mesa. CA 92628 Dally Pilot Classllled ----------1 Celh cell, trplc, security lor under $6500 lor 5 June 497-5728 B1111klng B 5 2o B b 1 Ads To place you1 11d,
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St orag e area wllge WESTCUFF 1 br condo Relrf9erator-Meld-Pool ~~oci.~J;~;;ss'~~l,·~~e ~~?:1 c~~ka N~~~~~o'~~ Part-time po11tton eval-llllYEll 1;:6:•:2:-5:6:7:8==-----=)'°"=========L'oe•= •;:. •;:. •;:. •;:. •;:. •;:.•;:. •;:. •;:. •;:. •;:. •;:.•;:. •;:. ·=•;• ovemeed door ac<;ess. 3 pool, no pets. SSAO mo Nwpt Blvd & Wiiton 75•-3734 table In oor South Cout 101 light toe.I dellverlea.1t
min lrom lido Isle Ideal 673-6640 Coate Mesa 1148-9755 ARTIST Need e~cepUonet 1----------1 Plaia Office fucperlence F/tlme Mon-Fri, neat
for comb olftoe/S1or1ge Yearly on Iha b98ch, 110191 artist to do 1por11 action Found Meu Verde, 2 p1elerred Conlect •PP 234 Fish., Ave., CM
Call 845-4800 ask toi Watertrontlwlnter, 1 br room. kitchen & shower figure sketches 81 reas Fem Kitten• 8119 Kathy Amburgey 540-9373
Vickie or Anna $800 & SSSO Days 13"01 1 d price. James 861-3386., ____ 5_4_9_-_00_7_7 ___ 1 714-~0-4088 -E--C-------O:ii07.~~~'M'-;;:;-t;l-6~4~2:,:-21 ~12~1 ·~·~v!411~73~0-~021 o~·~ ' mo. p VII •ec fl· '. c ·LIFORNI.. FEDERAL AT. H EAT-Be lie h & 2000 aq 11 w1500 IQ 11 poall. 2306 w Ocean-btwn. !>· 10 Pm Found Fem. Hu1ky puppy, "'sAVINOs"'& LOA.N aflm Earn $3000 mo
etorage. o c Alrpoil $675, 2 Bi 1¥• Be, lrg UP· hont. Newport Beach -L-IO_U_l_O_A_T_IO-N--0-IS_T_A_l_B_IJ_. apx 8 moa, Albertaon 695 Town Center Or. Supervl1or poalllon•
I,. I I 2 0 0 0 I m 0 per. Eastblull. dbl gar, 873-416'1 TORS STOCK ma1ket, CdM 67J .• 7359 Costa Meaa. Ca. 92626 .... 11 831-2801
1151-80211 no Pets, pool 8011 l•••tr l••llll 4ZOO Light Bulbs • Ftuore· Found genl'a ring vtclntty Equal oppty Employer --........ ----.y-•-ira_O_I __ , Amigos Wey 844-7118 •••••••••••••••••••••• acen11 • Commerc111 Dover Shorea • •• • • •
•5 wr•n _,. WTILIFF wtElU am&LS Light F1x1ure1 • Heavy e.cs-o 190 Private Olfloe ... 14115 0 t Sh I I Del 1---------sp•~tou 2 bd -~-.. Av11l1"'--. Agt 67 .. 8170 u Y e v ng . uxe ••rP pa•y.-( Branch Otflce .. $75 -• rm, ...... ""' "" Office Funrnlture • Who-,.,,,..,, 5350 _.' -n•
Ana-Ing Service. $40 poOI. nice area No pets 1 Br •IMI>• 4, acro11 tl'le tesale Price• • • • ••• • • ••• • ••••• • •••• .lfl II TIWI
752-8408 1675 644-4187 11ree1 lrom the beach DISCOUNTS AV AILA· Be 1 telephone promo-
lnttrloi Deaton firm has J750tmo 3 Br 2 Be en-S.295/wll. 875-5068 BLE Liiii I YIOll'I lion clerk IOf local new-
400 aq. It. lurn'd upatilre clad garage, w alk 10 t0•••f1tOIT 3 011y1 Only PHOTO MODELS spaper Private desk,
otnce iapace ror rent In beach, yard/balcony .._ August 2<1th. 25th, 26th ESCORTS/DANCERS cuuel attire. 0111y requl·
Skypark area. Looking Won't teat, call tor appt l1IM1 Pt•l111le t 1 Autry lane, lrvlne OUTCALL 24 HRS rement le a good phone
tor compatible co. foi TSL Mgmt 8'C2-1603 2 atry 4br, 2'Aba, dining, Or Cell 213/553-85115 111·0101 vote. and lo!• of enthu-
lnfo. call 558-21132 Hk "• c1 •••• ,. 3111 giant TV tcreen. hot lub, I.rnt•••I alasm H~··· for Jan. • • • • • • • • • • • •.... •• •• • • modern kite,,, 2 car gat ~ Slabte Amerlcen host fa vv 1 Br. pvt deck. old WO<td Avail now to 11/111, 1Mlf••/lw SOii · Mon-Fri ll.30-9;30PM COiia M"' 200 aq " to charm, 1pect1oular 67S-7050 ••• .-; ••••• ;,........ mlly wanted for high Sii ll 30AM·l.30PM
2.,.,,. ..,. ft 7c~ ..., ..,, 1----Reaort condoa, BullhHd echool 91udent All living 164.00 to ata ... """ ....... · ~ ,.... . ..., ocean ""· wllk to b9ach Trade your old atull tor Cit L hit (C 1 ·~"' wlll ....... ...,. d " II & up Cllll Realonomlc s 9 c y, aug n o o. ~ ..,.. ,,... Y9 Aller let weell, aher• In · • 4 5 ont1C1 Mgr at apt new good lea with 1 Ak~-1 " ti r1 hi 6. II 9 "0 .. ,. •"lwkndl Corp '"75 '"700 c 33 '""" ·nun ng, I ng • ., "'"· partn-1hlp profit• " ..., 2 Encino Ln Ctaallfl*! ad 842·667& g11nbllng, We hlvt l'illl1· 1'iii54ili·i82i4i3i ai1ikifoiriMiarleiiiiill For tnla<Vi.;,
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Orange COHI DAILY PILOT /Monday, Augu1t 23. 1982
DOLLAR DAY DOUGH SAVERS
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Sign up nowt flor Info ESTATE SALE AUG 24(.25/26 ~ I MIHL A t i Liie model Toyotu UMITll lffll Call. 847·7688 FV -Shey repllcH: ptckupe & Volvo• Pickups & V•n•' 12 7.,
I I I a ...,._ CAT COUP•• 4 10 Ch0018 C ' f t /le Shlh·hupupp1 ... 2·~mo PllOtl llle, flllf1 Hl•H lr<.>ml (0067861 ISlk elluetOde Fln.evell.O,A C c'~ t I~:~ .. ~. ~6.8 bt. ~~ Tl•ta l tlO Al •• , ,. I .. -·n" ..... I A30~3). Price• starling.. •• au ....
992.0011: 839·988? att A11t i4ut· furniture. llummel i.. Conn Aucust llow Out $2,995 HLY Sl,tlll TlllOll
6 Organ, Chkkcnng ¥4 Grand P1urw. 18 lllltolal Etlitlons
1ei.t1 Rtttltwtr China, doll11, Cig. 8 docks w /cal«nd1•r, I '"~.~~.~.,, COSTA MESA
DATSUN 14 mo old need• home primitives, linens and loL'! niort• gocxJ1es THE WORLD'S FIRST I "60 .001., H 0-'461
631-1992, 152.0651 MC or VISA OK. HOBIE DEALER
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plea, AKC rogl•. Champ HELEI IOLAID Hobie Dana Point USED CARS & TRUCKS
aired 3M/ IF. 768·81523 . 34 195 Coast Hwy •• Dana Point =53 Studebaker Champion COME IN OR CALL FOR
frH II 11• IHS J1nJ 1010llfl1t1llHHH (114) 418-12&1 5 pass cpe Nice car FREE APPRAISAL •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••'!.•••••••••••••• Wo•IH IOll I $3750 2131592-1792 Cormte•·O.Llllo Lovabi. Fem Hlm•leyan. 4 1 3 1 carat (loo1e) di•· •••••••••••••••••••••• I OMEVROLn
yr& . dectawed front. mond I color VS 1 Apr WANTED Worklriu bike 1,. .. I lollhltil IOIS ltd llt•tt lfH4t4 18211 BEACH BLVD
spayed 979.3993 de~t $9200 like 13700 PP for 5 yeer old. and tiny Ill, i.'1 •I I•••••••••••••••••••••• 1946 Ford Woody We· HUNTINGTON BEACH
2845 H•rbor Blvd.
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Ertn 631·9276 olllce fridge 494·8n9 ••• ~(~!f~!~! .... !.~~~ WANTED 10 renl uil· gon $t3.000 141-IOll, Hl-UJ1
16Mos Spen/Colllemale B tlf I I '~ I OAR ---IFICE boardlor2 week1 Ill.II OLlll Hsbrkn St1o11 Lie. Xlnt ~:~.S uonly ~4 .. chl 1111/c.l I SAOll C 673-4629 1 1929 Fore Model A Town TOPLESS MODELS
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no exp nee: • 826-2583 over t"-counter & pttono w/klds 6'2·4174 640-8S88 l•llt••••I• IOIJ 50 hp Mere OIB. new IHll Siii• Sedan $10,000
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Mon-Fri Apply Muter panlon 957-3222 dy1 " .... Head wlll'I e double 15· I Sllp1 avellablo. Corona For Your Cerl
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Btueprlnt. 234 Fischer ~g~~fu~~: I~~ =~o=~~~ Wllilo gold ring, upplllre PV speaker cabinet V>iF radio. $200 Gray del Mar erea, S9 pr II !Olds 98 Convert 1949. JOllltSOlt I Slit
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Salea ••uat ~avo a minimum 01 ••• ••••••••••••••••••• monos. $800 552-4409 Guitar with case and tu<-I tr ens. s a I e I t r •de. 955·2473 wkdya 8·5 · • E SI A I di 11 "" " ires . ell In oxcellont 554·1277 Sam 2626 Harbor Blv ~:e /l'I:• N:·Eu~o,!~; 2 yoera exp . wltl'I non-**I BUY* * WANT ED diamond, brll· condition 41 Ft. llttrlll --J-a-ua_r_X_K_1_4_0__ Coste Mose 540-5630
1 Auto . 1 5·•PMd •tick. both have Lux. Pkg wl
pow windows. elr cond ..
cruise & have ptulh Inte-
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Ettorii. .. Exo.rclao ma· standard markoll Wo llen1 cul 3 Cl, •Int COior, IJl-0111 l ·IPM· Jol'lnson 2$h~Soulboard Ellcellenl Newport Har. Ro~dstor $7s00 --P-r-em-tu_n_i -pr-lc_e_a_ china. Comm. Wiii ltaln. otter comr,etltlve salary, Good used Futnllure & lncluslon OK PIP . t 84011295 bor 1oc Near Publlc1 631 _8813 or 759_8944 Terrltorloa aaalgned ellcellenl rlnge benefits. Appllanoos-OR I wlll sell 645-5552 Ive m90. I • •
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213-592-4239 and • pleasant working or SELL for You 01/itt f.,•it•tl I Botti ''"" 1040 BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE· Excalibur Serles t .66. In good condition ;~~~O~~';'anl Call Lori. MASTERS HOTI.. LlrlllHk 1015 E••i••••I IOIS ·····'··•••••••••••••• Newpon Beach. 40' Call 36•000 miles. 1Che~y. Sae Us First! Salos; Hardware, full time 141-1111 111·1121 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .-,.~••••••••••••••Classic t8 Lepatrako 842.4844 lrom 9_
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no Sunday1 or evoa. See wlll'I cer tor wicker bas· I IUY FllltlTIRE W t I .a.al or Apple 2 & 2 Printers Grey $3500 675-618 t eves 673· 134'1 Steve. H.W. Wright Co. L 957-8t33 I t lfl •••ti Must sell 673·7422. PIER up to 28' $150/mo. 64 Cll co en 128 Rool'luter. Coate kellunch aorvlce 9·30 to es HUTMWllTIH f< •Ill SPUlll 18' S tOOlmo. Mercus1 b~'i. 0,,;7 · 1110 DATSUll 210
Mesa. t 30 pm Mon.Fri. Earn Beautiful 8' Floral Pillow 31792 Camino Cepl · O O~S S FdOR SA1LElll Winner 1•1 Char~cter Cllennel 873-8145 545.9078 5 epood tranamlnton.
$150 lo $170 wkly Must Sola. like now $200 Slrano San Juan Capl· os .. s an ma c no Boal Parado 17 Xlnt I 3SKI BOAT I low miles, excellent con· s:'~·r:/T·A~e~ell ,~·~~) be neat, personable, en· 552-4108 strano' ch•~;5~1 ~crl,llco pnc~ bay cruiser S2500 or t6' Johnson V·6 110. R1t111ti1o•I I dlllon. clean. AM/FM
772-«7 I =~~~~ .:~~-0747 al 10 8 Ft Maroon SOFA, good 493-1023 ~~sl $2300 ~~~~~r;_:~nN bast olfor 673·7677 $1500 firm 673·2190 Vdit/11 1530 . radio, 2 n-11roe. '83 II·
cond. $150 33 8600 '11 PAOIFIO •••••••••••••••••••••• KXll II 1t1 .. , 111111 conse paid & MUST S&l.11 PlllH
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WANTED ENERGETIC & 759-5079, 552·6667 11. II IOIO 9·Spm M·F 8 • Tt10INtl1liH VACATION SPECIAL I 1 "'' 11" .. o111111~1 SELL! 53 995 C al l CR T E I t lltl ••H•• 8 0 B d p sucun "FH•ll•" ••••• ,.-............ •••• '78 GMC v c I -3 EA IV poop e or S 50 •••••••••••••••••••••• Sharp I on aper .. / •• .1 J'&. ,.140 an onv. ow Hlgho~t casll tmmO<llelely 675-3017 or 642-01 8. costumed belloon Cell-Earllltone couch 1 Anllque mahogeny cebl· Copier. 8'A X .~ t". 8''> X Custom built Oteaol en-~!.~~'!.~ .. ~!!.:".... mites. Kini cond Musi for our vehicle Do· ESTATE SALE
very aorvtc;e Must have Dresse~ S2~ Wb•:r~• net wllh orlQ RCA radio 14··. 11 X 17 . double-g1ne Lots of leakwood •82 PUCH-MAXI. brand sell 8<18·8123 mo:tic or lore1gn OOSX In
own 111nspo1tallon cell table. ulc . u e · & record player-$75 oo. sided. labots. transpa-Beautiful cruiser OrUll· new r>evor used 5450 4 WiHl Dti rll ISSO 551 8285 1980 Datsun 2 · x 1
780·8768 for appl $150 G$~~d 9°t,';:J;C:' JVC .. table AM/FM rencies $ 1250 (7 t4) cally reduced Prlv Party 640:880 1 teav~ mes· •••••••••••••••••••••• • ~~~Obl~;l~~;;~s = onoman · sleroo radio wltll 8 track 646-4070 645·2561, 673-9301 sage LARGEST JEEP DEALER A I H call. 759_4229 Sua::q.~. ,::"'~~~~ ~!!l.~.SJ.l!.~ •••.•••.. Beautiful 5· earthlone & record !?layer-$75 ~: loll IOl1 Must hquidete 26' Well· 1·79 MOTOBECANE Un· In ll'le Wost •• ".~1.'1 •• ~/!.~1 •••••••••
-Exlen· C..I # coucl'I with 4 walnut batllroom marble type •••••••••••••••••••••• cren Nova Wllrtr Sips 4 de< 100 mlles l'laa baa-desµe.ately needs A•ii 1101 "77 B210 hetchbk. Lo ml. surler lPOf'tl>081. 1en· •••• ~ ••• !!~••••••••••• ch airs Sac $145 stnk ln ldoor&2drawer SILE 111n~ cond la! s8900 5400 ;,40_8801 your JEEP •••••••••••••••••••••• sreroo. runallOoke Jtlnt. alve background nee HHlul + alereo. bike. 675-7768. cabinet plus metchlng 2 . I a I< e 5 11 pvt p 1 y ke1s. Highest Dotter Paid 10 Au41 IOOO Tur~• S26501bsl 957-0440
AHumos only Bulu paintings relrlgo 1202 Wl'llto contemporary di· door wall cablnel & Schneuzera $99. Spring· 645-72301754-6861 leave message Call Gary Gray 26.000 mites. fully ioeded '77 280Z. air cond . 4 spd.
Inc .. 398 t MacArthur Donegal Opn Dly R d 48" "m8lble type" well lhell, er Spaniels $195• Pit 77 Puch Newport. 2000 OUltlE COAST sunroof, gd cond Like amlfm stereo. xlnl cond. Blvd. Sle 106. NB 92860 ~t-93 l2 ntng table, oun all tor only $100.00. Bulls $239. Mixed kittens P1r11tr W11tt4 miles very clean appea-E $ t 3 400 OBO c 752 6408 s.... plus 2 leafs. 24" ea No l'IOrso blenket·S20 00. $10-$15, Military macaw 25 tt Skip Jack Hunting· I ranee Runs greet Must AMC/JEEP/R IAILT ~~w5 . 8 2 i 1 Eves • tn/ou1 ell • ltorctui/11 chrs S 165, 87S.1174 g 'r I . s r Id In g he I $950. All puppies Incl ion Harbour Slip tmmac. see h 50 549-2753, 2524 Harbor Blvd .. CM 857·9684 cays _d_a_ys_. ______ _ llOIRED1 •••••••••••••••••••••• Ktng size watorbed. nalu· (sme11~$25.00; new car lree v01 oxem 640-0090 loaded. $2200 dn. $111 I Mike
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Looking for extre In· A..tl••n 1005 ra1 solld oak & oak vene ~~!r 1~~~~~411-~; Oal~gy: 1;,.., I thJ••• IOH mo 5 5 7 • 9 3 2 7 • v . Motobecane 50VLX, lllnt •75 Blazer 4x4 Robutlt A~Pd:1=.· ~~:;C~11:~~:1: E xcellont condition =~1rJ:k.';a:~;J'~~ ••••~•••••••••••••••• ~:0;:,'.0$~~~ r:~1~.~~ rims (BMW'i f 901 of Lik·:·;;;·i<i,;,;.jj"$;1~~~ 669-0500 de cond. blue. surf rt1ck1 trans . Kint cond. $3500. AM·FM tape, sunroot. througllout Tape doc:k. 4
day. 9 AM to 12 Noon. F~~'!!,~~l~·~re offer 4·$200.00, two new con· pleno & bench leu than 11 Tu1atl ltat Incl $?90/obo. 760-0247 1 Mike 631•757o full pwr, dnt cond $5400 S~~orire ns. xlnl mpg.
1660 Ptacenlla Ave, dial tires 195170 HA 955 1486 A 1e1 ski wltl'I lrallor ,., ... ,. •••••••••••••••••••••• Apply PENNYSAVEA. antique•. Compl. "lnl•ld 559~ 124 linental a1eet belted ra· t yr old Cell after 6 pm, FaSler. lunor, safer. ll'lon ,.111 ... .,,.,,1/ I Tratkl 1560 OBO. 962·6136 499.1439
Costa Mose. Ask for Mrs. wood .. bdrm sot '22· Beau I. leaded glass 1<1·$100 OO: BMW 3201 • Needs motor $1200. 12· kHll ll IJSO •90 Datsun 4x4 Pickup lllW 111Z '79 280ZX. black beauty
White 000; compt. din rm set bookcase/desk & proaa· hoodmask-$20.00: mlr· Movtng. Wurll1zor spinet mlml ski boat 2 seater. •••••••••••••••••••••• * MTl.111111 * •••••••••••••••••••••• wl gold trim, ale, amlfm
Saute cook.mln 2 yroxp. ~~;n:•c:r1~~1;:1s~5~~:J; ~~c~d~oc~1;~5c~~l~,b~1;1 ror medicine plano,4t~:·:i1dhe.~~~0' 45 HP Mere' s 1.ooo Y1:;.~"~1~Tc01::i110~tr~:~ Get real lllgh w•tl'l tllls s tereo case. lmmec
full time position. Apply loather sofa w/matchtng 859•9679 cab_tnet-$20 00 Cell g:~~;589 1 II 1645·2730 new 'wiih only 350 ~lies sporty btn metallic 4WO $7900. 978-0629
In person at Gorda Liz cllalrs & Slools. genuine 642 0138 28' 1978 S1<.1pJ11ck good Cell Mark 111 &45·2038. If complole wlsl'lell. AMI Oa1sun •75 280Z. new
Restaurant 900 Bayalde Io o Par d couch w I Mutt R1IH C1thl 1f1W001 ht llOlml Sr.,rti•f c.H1 IOH cond fully equip incl no enawer, please keep FM/CB guages use, for paint. mini cond Loaded Or. N.B. ••ust heve Re-matching cllelr & stool & PRICES START AT Sofa • ••••• •••••••••••••• 1 1 955 34u trying evenings best w or I< o r P 8 Y w / x 1 r e1 $ 6 8 O O ,.. 8 to 20• long. 36¢ per It ROLLER SKATES j raier · BUT DON T DELAY! ·
le<enoes. many other lie ms ~8:':,s 1:~·6S7°1•:::~~ 775·1491 anY11me Ladios· sz 7, $45 Sherri lo•I•, R,.t 1976 Husky 125 MX In pW73366) Jusl need r&-SAUi-SERViCE _6_7_5_·3_o_2_1 ____ _
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Mattress and F0undatlon John Wayne Tennli Club 759-9200/ ~0-4270 Ci1ttll IOSO perfect condtllonl Musi liable pany 10 make 79 280ZX GL peckaga.
Adv Agency Good I)'· A••liHfll 1010 S ts Twins 577 lull $97 Family Member91'11P Try S 1 72 S b t k & •••••••••••••••••••••• sell tor ONLY S•OO Call small monthly pmts No LUSlltl 27.000 m1 Mini cone
ping and phone voice .rr.•••••••••••••••••• Q~n s147 l(l:V. $l67 $1500. 760-0499 I bing: k c~ 8 ~new 40 Viking tor Charier Merk at 645-2038 If no old contracts to asSYme 831·2040 495-4949 $9300 675-6241 ouantlal Shottl'land a HARBOR AREA • ··• · ac pac . ran n Fishing diving & en· answer preaeo keop No back pm1s duo Ask I •••1LEIAOI lllW plus. Oppor1unlty ro ad· APPLIANCE SERVICE 3 ~~Mngo'im tables :6
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vance. Salary commen· we Mfl rec::ond . guar 4 air nnetto •a Used 3 times SIOO. Aquarius Regulat or 662•2788 LIM 28402 Marguerite Pkwy •••·········n··,··m···~·· surate wltll experlenoe appllanc81 ~9-3077 $97 I bunk beds with (714) 682-0907 $200 for all YAMAHA 100 Enduro. lo M1u1on Viejo 11111 ( •
matt $177 (714) 662-0907 Cal 3-30 alttpt I m1 S 150 or lrado for llsh 69 Fore F 100. V8. 4 spd. (Avery Exit olf 1·51 OILY AITIHIZ!t Call Carol. 10 em-12 pm. Refrigerator wllh freezer l lSOOlllT flHnlll IMoving Wurlltter spinet 1 7 •1631 3600 gear 548-9832 AC new tires body Open Sun<Jeys I 557-0642 for sate '(tlo !._great • "' 4•7w· ~ 2'2Y.' NEW GOLD Newport t• • • f(•ll&llf
Asking St~ or best OI· 11H luhr, Cetta i;:;::,·. 3· r· high . SaoO PENN REEL S350 494-4806 1·73 KZ 900 20 000 ml ~~3~g~~4-~7~ paint r.r nmlll•R " 11nn111Y/OIO tor C all Darlene. .... Frlgtdelre gu dryer. yel· Call 714/6<14-7007 ,..,, Soil 1060 Many e1Ctraa. very good ~YIL IUUllllPl
toC.F.O.olNptBchFln 492·3327()(83t·4675 13l ·llOI low.very ctoen $l50 .u •,,,·,, ••••·'·••••••••••••••• sllapo St200559·0111 71Toyote V-6Bu1ck II ~:=:;
Svces. Firm Challng . 642•3559 • r<.. A 16 Hobte cat. yellow wl 78 Yamaha 175 Enduro Munete 4 speed Mags. Sates·ServtGe-Leastng ~~
Anpon position Good \I llY APPLl&IOEI NEAR NEW SOFA Eerlh· 11ifl lt11H IOll 1eq sunnae sells Like Mono sf\Ock xlnt cond sllell $4000 invested I '13 UOl'1 Art llertl M RJTS
SIH skltls & aptitude for sacrifice $200 lree del and orhet" games From BEAUTIFUL 25' RCA USrl ••LI Corvalr Van Runs good + 76 2002 4 spd snlrf '-------
1yplng. Incl •111t111lcal, L., 957-8133 ronos M ust sell will P11~1ll MHlll1et ••••••:f••••••••••••••• new $2500 675-6161 I S600IOBO S57·1491 St500 or trade? ·54 NloeSelt"Cltonl I
numbert, e•per re<fd. Rdelrfgordat1 ohr • ewahaher,. 559•872:, dys/eves 595 10 $495. 548--&469 Color TV sale 2 yr wrnty II' -79 HD Sportste<. clean. $350 6-45-2730 Mark 19t7PVB) -1 Call 640-0123 ryor. s w s or S 148 Free delivery Sa\le big bucks' 25 new $2400 C 3100 West Coast Hwy
freezer. 846·5848 STORE FIXTURES tor Family membership Now· TV John's 646-1786 Lase<s used for 3 deys tn 7141527.3149 1·1i Datsun PU 4 spd, * 79 320• euto A l Newport Beech
llOlnlllY Movln Frt ldalre 85 sate Solid wood tablet port Boach Tennis Club. the o ·oay single handed 2000 eng Weber cub, (54677501 642-9405
Exper·d. 8·30-2.30. 3 day dryer g~110,! very cl~an chairs, antique trunk. $600 Cell collect Or Vi'H FJ•~•••llOll chemptonshtps Fully 79 Yamalla tT250, gd louvers. custom •eit gate I * '79 3201• 4 spd IOB· F'Jol •rzs
wk Xlnt typing Non· 5150· .,.2•35·89 wood wall cabtnots & Low 2131326--4840 P••9•c•11•1c••:.1c•ro •w••9•v•0••A•;1: equipped cond $750 or 1rede for 8 1n1r Custom palnl d*~8101737260Y1P5C19pd •n/r·f ~
amoke<.COfonadet Mar .,.. racks. 492-8922 evoa onnas 2411,9 Free mo-TheLllSOfStore Honda 185s ATC I ~3500 /obo Ricky ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••
673-1770 Sears Twin Door Coldspol 675-4491 days. J~h~m~:~~~I~~~:• 5~1~8b v t a s C 811 C 1 an cy 824 w 18111 St. C M 642-4034 540· 7618 ~S?f00~~81. auto sn/rt 7voo~'i'~,!~n~~Y":,e~::
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Ellpandlng CPA Firm and 4 chairs $50 213/614·3173 • Lido ,. To1at1y recond w 1E.XTAAS. $400 ····77°F~;;·.;;;c;~;·•• IH-311 1 needs 1op. some llght
FIT. phones, typing, div GE Rolrtgerator: ~lllte. 548·2483 Allentlon Manufacturers. 1Ht1 I #111•1 w1111 care 2 sets sails oa11o 545.5357 * MUST SELL * 208 w 151. Santo Ano body work. 0uns good.
taphone. 10 Kay. word boll om freezer. 8 rosl Glfs fireplace sand iray In Newport. Colle Mese Llai••••I Trlr $1595 675-9568 75 SUZUKI TM 100 I Closed Sunday . S900/0BO ood aum·
proc helpful. Excellent free. $150. 979-88 6 with tree form rock $50 area We aro -king a ••• ~.;ii;•••••••••••••• eves XLNT COND $350 SUMMERTIME FUN! CHOICE INVENTORY mer car Chet 548-5863
benefits. 833-9887 Judy I ' I IOZO 548·2483 source ot supply for uaod fhHt1I fOlO •10111 Sa,.tt 548·59 i3 ' Completely customized VOLU"E SALES ·77 Fta1 X 19. Stereo, AIC. •••'•••••••••••••••••• cor ,.. e new _.. J~ ,, rugelad bovea or •••••••••••••••••••••• n • & self·COnta,ned w ith I ... Ilk s· 000 hnlet Statle1 Motot>ecane Grand Jub1· 5 PC PLAYPEN/PIT 9118819 01 uniform atzo. 11 39· Richardson Sport Phoe.nt x. tul ly rece ·71 YAMAHA 80 sink refrlg . cabinets. allt~ 73t.1345; 634_.546 ATTENDANT Full & pl toe. t2 spd touring blko. Burgundy. good cond you receive goods on a Fisher Steeps 6 Asking equip d. covers. $750 RUNS GOOD. $100 POlJle Custom paint , "
rime apply Cl'levron hardly used Extras $500/0BO. 642-3719 regular bHlt then di· $16.000 (213) 9 tS..8437 1 673-2190 546-5913 wtieets & much more to flAT IHOIAL
1251 No Coast Hwy. Lag MuSI soil lmmed $375 COFFEE TABLE acard tl'lo ce:1on • Wo ------5 BIKE MOTORCYCLE see I 1w14041 Just need I 0 I II Cl ARE N '74 Flel 124. mint c:ond.
Bch 875·2153 Dark wood. good cond would like 10 epeak to TRAILER. 2 SPARES rolleblo party to malle lllW eng & trans xlnt. 30 mpg,
Nlahl"I ladles 5 spd tou· s4o. 848·3478 you about buying your Boat picture ads provide s2oo 546•5913 small monthly pmta. No amlfm stereo. n ew ltwlq MH.ilt O,.r. " used cerdboerd. Oell old contracts to aasumo Sales·Servlce·Loaalng brekos. tire• $1400. Production O'kper nece&-ring btko. Kini cond $65 ROOM DIVIDER Don Walton 845-6777 '71 YAMAHA OT250 ete<:· No beck pmts due Ask 850 N Beacll Blvd 642.3289
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opening. 850-0907 $100 645·8363. time waiting In line to 1\ • 9
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good condition $75 11ofa & Wedgewood wht I~ 645•86t8 640-5144 --·Es a sr•YIO( We need good people lo Redwood 2x6 decking. 536-9832 porcelain gu 1tove Side Rent 22· Class A dlx Tl· Satos·Sen110o·Leas1no -" set up eppolntmen11 4-20· 10~. also redwood heck bicycle 8'2·5207 tan 5400/wk, 644•8722. 'II ftr4 lot1tllH ~ ~ R\/ER 2850 Harbor Blvd ~~e~r t~~1~o': ~4:,n~:~o. 7;~.;1~1or Ken People who need People Rm DMder. 6x8. NII SUP· }_ 551·8822. 642-8808 = t~~.'o£:a !~~= Rtn lJ\ a~Q~liCQ
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club. Salary + ebmml• Make your shopping ea· DAILY PILOT 894-8947 enY11mo •••••••:;r•••••••••••••• Honda, Toyota. Oa11un.
s lon + bonu s Call sler by using the Dally SERVICE DIRECTORY ·st Alr11reem 19· Sell "75 Dodge w 1noow Van ell makes. $lll9 does II.
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butor direct. R,. $349 ._ A"'"'lllltlll HOO PAY '79 5281 4 speed, loell'lor. Leeslnn. 634-0189 $ " • .... WE BBS whoela. excellent ___ .. ..;.._., _____ _ Bu n °..,, 2 7 "· 1 0 v e •• ••• ••••• • • ••••• • •••• c o n d $ 1 3 . 5 O 0 '78 Honda Civic CVCC, 4 111 ... 1 640·2088 All Chevy truck per11: 'it TOP DOLUR 644·8325, 559-8442 spd, tow mlloa, $3200. $ 5 ff 15 24 Id ton to dlesel. Rbl t. 673 70 ~arc;;e~ :'no p~d ggd tran1ml11ton from St65 FOR USED ClllS 1111 1201 HW ~4~~~e'8a~ll • 11 or
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Pl ace your ad In the Dally Piiot
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pay fOf' your ad In advanoe we'll run It 3
days and only charge you for 21
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3. Price MCh piece of merchandlee.
4. Havt ple"ty ot change on nano
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cond 494-1864 & up 554•1850 aw MAUii Sunroof. A,M/FM CllSMt·. ----------
AulobOdy Stuttent noeda ta, A/C, Alloy r i m•. 81 Honda Accord LX. Baby crib youth bed. projeCtt , ·10 to ·92. Imp PllTl&O/lllAlll Automatic. low miles EJitrn. low mllMge,
whi te formic•. clec:n & Domoatlc em cars. lite 2480 Herbof Blvd $14.500 or best ofr 838·2870
mattreN $35 494· l664 trucks NOllr totala $$ COSTA MESA (714)529-6202 '76 CIYI<; Xtnl cond. ortgf-
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ring HI • cott 11400. 28 Ericson Fully equipped cruise 2nd o ffice hrvtce Mt·141l Int. New paint. run• pef't cue .. $2400 780-3825 never worn, S 1000 213·944-8452 $2500 Firm •79 4 OR ACCORO
642·5937 6 sans. UHF. compass. covers PAINT & Ille body work. WE llY 1575-9746 Reg ges, 5 •Pd. et..-.o.
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642·5937 w it h a Dally Pilot b oat picture 2)l78· 15 Champion Fl· •79 7331. em/Im •t•r•o "'' First '4.000.
Avtellon•Mllllne reetone whllewelle, gd cauette, bl•Gll wi red 644-22&1 Compua 150 ad. Each Saturday, the Dally trMCI. SAt lpr. 548-58!3 leetl'I«. Tele• 0-.., IMM. J•guer )(J.12L lmmacu-
642-5937 Piiot will otter you a d space SuperSt1e11H10-1& 2131978·81118 d•ya, let• 22K m1. ttede '°'
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s12&1ob0. 87&-7697 The price Is guara n teed t o AitH lfl i.li ~:~~'. :~~ empere.
Magic 111and Oold Charter buoy your spirits -$45 If we ••1MPORTANTNOTice • • "tk tor u1c MGR 1··-11-320-,,-.. -,-. -e,-e-u.-A-M ___ F_M_1
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759--1211, ~m I It yo u p ro v ide the picture or a The price of ll•m• ed· 1 111711 Bffch BIVd. i x 1 n t o on d I e o o o.
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VALUES
IN THE FR IDAY EDITION
OF THE DAILY PILOT!
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plu, 001 $ l.000 $1000 Call 673·2912 111 LWlll mech well 92,000 ml 68 Impala Wgn. runa xlnt m1 PS/PB lmmec 1n1t '1 tiow yoo'll leel 111111 <lrl· Pont11c 2000 etcht>ack
7 t4t825 1600 81 Rllbblt convert Onie OVERSEAS DELIVERY $1600/bel 893 8053 $850/0BO 835-7775 minor dings $15001080 v1ng th11 fully equipped USC ex111r1or color• wllh
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$8890 L11111e or buy VOLVO OAllLU01 ofter 962-9269 d a m a g e $ I 2 0 0 botn economy & com· klndl Low mileage de·
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F LOATING 'SALOON' -Entry of the Irvine Company in
Sunday's 22nd Annual Newport Harbor Character Boat
Parade was in keeping with the waterborne parade's theme:
"NewJX>rt Goes Cou!1try/Western." Additional photos appear
Dmlly Net ~· bf 0ety A"*-
on Page BL The traditional event is presented each year by
the Commodores Club of the Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce.
Heat drives hordes to beach
It was just another hot August
'weekend along the Orange COast as 500,000 beachgoers swarmed
lo the sands. 30 boaters dressed
up like cowboys and putted
around Newport Harbor and a
military deserter got arrested for
speeding on a stolen jet ski.
"It was that kind of weekend,"
said lifeguard Captain Buddy
Belshe in Newport Beach where
more than 150 people were
pulled to shore after being
caught up in rip tides.
Hot and humid weather in
inland cities made the cooler
strand the place to be. Nearly
100,000 people showed up at the
sands in Newport Beach and
Huntington Beach Sunday.
The water temperature was a
pleasant 69 degrees and the air
Just a couple of degrees warmer
The 22 nd edition of t h e
annual Character Boat Parade in
Newport Harbor attracted 30
skippers who vied for honors in
what has become known as the
wackiest marine display around.
The the~e this year was
Prime rate drops
to 22-rnonth low
NEW YORK. (AP) -A half-
point cut in the prime lending
rate to a 22-month low of 13.5
percent spread to more major
banks today, reflecting steep .
declines in the banks' cost of
funds.
Morgan Guaranty Trust. thP.
nation's fifth largest bank, and
No. 14 Marine Midland Bank
followed reductions begun
Friday at several major money-
center banks.
Bank of America announced in
San Francisco that it would
match the prime lending rate of
13.5 percent.
Crocker: Bank. San Francisco
said it has lowered its home
mortgage loan rate to 15.5
percent beginning today. The
new rate, down from 16 percent.
applies to loans amortized over 30
years with either a five-year or
seven-year due date.
· The last time the prime rate
was as low was in October 1980.
At that time. it was on its wav up
toward a record 21 .5 percent~ ·
The prime, which stood as
high as 16.5 percent last month,
is the base upon which banks
compute interest cha rges on
short-tenn business loans to their
best-risk corporate customers.
Consumer loans and mortgages
are not tied to the prime, but
c hanges in the prime are an
indicator of movements in other
interest rates.
Other interest rates have been'
plummeting this summer.
The interest on three-month
certificates of deposit. offered in
minimum denominations or
$100,000 and an important source
of funds for banks, stood at 10.05
percent today.
"Newport Beach Goes
Country/Western."
One of the boats that plied the
harbor waters was dubbed "The
Best Little Oar House in
Newport Beach" while another
craft was tra nsformed into a
bottle of Scotch. And the USS
Mil·higan. the only boat ever to
have sunk m the colorfuJ parade.
stayed on top of the water this
year.
Orange County Sheriff's
Harbor Patrol officers arrested a
21-year-old man Sunday for
BIRTHDAY -Gene Kelly
turned 70 today and says he's
hung up his dancing shoes for
good. "l'm going V> spend all
my time behind the camt"ra
and not m front of one," he
said.
speeding on a jet ski off Lido Isle
in Newport Harbor. Officers 8ald
further checks revealed the ski
was stoJen in Los Angeles a year
ago.
A 36-foot cabin cruiser was
towed to safety Sunday
afternoon near Seal Beach when
the craft got too close to. shore
and the skipper had difficulty
guiding it back out to sea.
In Laguna Beach. about 30
booths were set up at Main
Beach for the Energy Fair.
featuring exhibits on wind
power. water purification and
drip irngation.
Bandits hit
two Valley
s upermarke ts
Armed gunmen struck at two
Fountain Valley supermarket
locations Sunday. police said
today
In the first incident. a lone
gunman carrying a can of beer
escaped with about $1,000 in
cash from Vons. 16201 Harbor
Blvd.
Police said he got the money
from the cashier after displaying
a gun m his waistband at about
5:35 p.m.
ln the second incident, shortly
after 11 p.m .. a passenger in a car
leveled a shotgun at a customer
who was walking to his car at the
Alpha Beta lot. 8930 Warner
Ave.
The gunman and the driver
escaped with the man's wallet
containing $10 and credit cards.
police said.
Child ~neglect
! rap djropped
against Stuckle
By DAVID KU1ZMANN
Of the Dait1 Hot 8teff
An Orange Countr judge
dismissed relony child negl~·t
c harges today aga1ntt Carla
Verne Stuckle. lhe mofler or a
14-month-old boy whoee father
is state Sen. Johp G. Sc:nmitz.
Ce ntral Orange County
Municipal Court Judie Gary
Ryan dismissed lhe charge after
the district attorneys offic~
conceded there was inaufficient
evidence to warrant praieculion
The child had suffered severe
genital injuries and was
temporarily removtd from
Stuckle's custody until earlier
this month. when a juvenile
court judge ordered lhe release
of the child to Stuckle
Both Stuckle and her attorney,
Michael McDonnell, said after
this morning's court hearing m
Santa Ana that charges would
never have been filed H it hadn't
been for Sen . Schmitz'
i n volvement in the matter
Stuckle. a Tustin resident. has
claimed that the Corona del Mar
lawmaker 1s the father of both
her infant son and an infant
daughter ·
Birth records on fate m Orange
County list Schmitz as the Cathe11
of both t'hildren. ·
Stuckle told reporters th1~
rnorn1ng that she felt no
bitterness about charges being
filed against her and was not:
angry at Schmitz even though
the GOP lawmaker had not
made any public statements
concerning the highly publicized
issue of paternity.
"He had to make his decision,"
the Tustin woman said.
Even so, she said, she is still in
love with Schmitz, with whom
she said she carried on a nine-
year love affair after taking a
class taught by him at Sant.a Ana
College.
Judge Ryan made his ruling in
(See STUCKLE, Page A2>
Blast delays PLO
Beirut • ID ouster
1,000 g uerrillas loaded aboard ship
BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) -An
exploding car bomb halted a
harbor-bound PLO convoy for
about an hour today. but the
trucks later brought about 1,000
Palestinian guerrillas to a ship
that will take them to a new
home in South Yemen.
The loading onto the ship also
was halted briefly while several
guerrillas carrying rocket -
propelled grenade launchers
turned over the weapons,
according to Bruce Kashdan.
Israeli Foreign M 1n1str y
spokesman in Beirut.
While the evacuation
proceeded into its third day
Parliament elected a n ew
Lebanese president, rightist
Christian militia commander
Bashir Gemayel. and the
Christian sector of east Beirut
erupted in wild street
celebrations. There were reports
of people wounded by bullets
fired into the air in celebration.
Israel's military command
meanwhile said Palestinian
,guerrillas had made another
attack on its east Lebanon forces.
firing bazookas at soldiers north
of the village of Mansoura.
The command said the Israelis
returned the fire. but suffered no
casualties i.n the attack Sunday
night. which followed fresh
Israeli warnings that skirm ishes
outside Beirut must stop. It said
artillery shells later were fired at
the Israelis near Mansoura. but
added 1t did not know if Synan
troops or PLO forces were
responsible and that fire was not
returned.
Israel said earlier that three
PLO guerrillas were killed m
eastern Lebanon and five Israelis
were wounded near the southern
city of Tyre in fighting Saturday.
Israel today accused U.S .
special envoy Philip C. Habib of
a "misjudgment" during the
evacuation of the Palestinian
guerrillas from Beirut, 5:1ytng he
authorized exceptions to the
withdrawal accord.
In Limassol. Cyprus. hundreds
of guerrillas ;ammed the rails of
the ferry Sol Phryne which
steamed on to Tunisia after
docking to unload 21 jeeps that
had delayed the boat's departure
from Beirut on Sunday "Israel.
we will make your nights
sleepless and your days restless,"
some chanted. Others held signs
telling Arab states failing to help
them after Israel invaded
Lebanon June 6 to "eat vo11r oil."
The estimated 1.0.00 PLO
members on board were the
second group lo leave Beirut in
the scheduled two -week
evacuation. The first batch of 397
evacuees arrived in Jordan and
Iraq via Cyprus on Sunday.
The third group loaded onto
buses in west Beirut's sports
stadium a.S their leftist Lebanese
Moslem comrades fi red the
thunderous machine gun and
anti-aircrart volleys.
About 15 minutes after it left
the stadium. Associated Press
t'Orrespondent G.G. Labelle saw
the convoy stop as a car bomb
exploded about a mile away,
sending a cloud of thick black
smoke into the sky. There was no
1mmed1ate word on casualties
(See PLO. Page A2>
Huntington man rescued by neighbors from blazing house
Two neighbors were credited
w ith rescuing a Huntington
Beach man whose home was
destroyed in a weekend fire.
Huntington Beach Fire Capt.
WORLD
Ro~er Hosmer said Ronald
McCracken was asleep alone in
his single-story residence at 8252
Darsy Drive when the fire broke
out at 6: 15 a.m. Saturday.
Soviet n avy has the edge
The Soviet navy has the lead over America in
several areas especially nuclear submarines. according
to a respected publication on world shipping. Page A5.
NATION
Divvying up the spoils
When the love is gone there is often a squabble
over who gets what. An attorney has written a book
on how to make sure what is yours stays yours. Page
83.
Here comes the judge
A Wltc0nsin woman had planned a career in
music. She haa been a beauty queen, haa a family and
now find.I henelf aa f int woman to 1erve as a chief
judge ln Wilconain, Page B2.
,. ,,
A neighbor, Alton Tindle of
8331 Darsy Drive. passed the
house on his way to work and
spotted smoke, Hosmer said.
Tindle sounded his car horn to
COUNTY
alert the resident.
The noise brought the fire to
the attention of anot h e r
neighbor. Donald Maynard of
8262 Darsy Drive. whose wife
Hom e building eased
It could be easier to build a home in Sant.a Ana
Heights after action by the Orange County Planning
Commission that requires only staff-level approval for
new construction or remodeling. Page A4.
Bank gets n e w president
The Laguna Bank. a financial institulioh
empha.slzing community service, ha.a a new president.
Page 86.
TELEVISION
B eing a kid again
Actor Joel HJggins 11 havin1 a lot of fun with hi.a
role in new NBC comedy, "Silver Spoons." He aeta to
be • child all day ln the show featuring role reversal.
Paae 88 .
called fir efighters while
Maynard joined Tindle in
attempting to rouse their
neighbor.
The two men were unable to
enter a rear door, but spotted
McCracken through a bedroom
window. According to Hosmer.
the two neighbors shouted to
(See FIRES, Page A2l
INDEX
At Your Service 1\4 Horoscope A7 Erma Bombeck A7 Intermission B7 Business B6 Ann Landers A7 Cavalcade A7 Movies 86-7 Classified Ol-8 Pvblic Notices Ol Comics 84 Sports Cl-3 Crossword B4 Stock Markets B5 Death Notices C4 Television B8 Editorial A6 Theaters B6-7 Entertainment 86-7 Weather A2
Art Hoppe A7
SPORTS
Ansels hot; Dodgers not
The CallfomJa Angela, led by Regie Jacbon'•
hltttng, beat Detroit 6-~ Sunday. The Loe Angeles
Dodgers, meantime, lost a 14-inning marathon to
Ptu.aburgh. 4-S.
I HIF --------------------------------&,: OAILV PILOT/M*•V1Augu11 a31 1eea i,, 1
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WIDS ward
for light d • ice
The installaUon of energy-
s av in g d e vices that
automatically a hut off
lighting and ventllatlon In
unoccupied rooms haa won
Golden W est College In
Huntington Beach special
recognition and a monetary
award.
College offlc lah said
Golden West ha.a saved $17,-
. 500 annuall y since the
Installation of motion sensors . .
• A c o urs e on s m a ll
bu s in e ss l'Ompu te r
applica tions will be offered
this fall through Coastline
College.
The class will be offered
. rro m 6 :30 t o 9 :30 p .m .
~ Wednesdays, beginning Sept.
· 8, at Marina High School in
that de t whether a room u.
occupied. e collep wu one
of 35 w sw in the MVenth
annual Coat Reduc tio n
Incentlv Awards Pro~ram.
sponsor by the National
Associati n of College and
Universi Buslftea Officers
and the nited States Steel
Foundati
G o lde
$1,000 a
reAived
its Tnergy
Huntingu!n J:ieach. Instructor
J effrey lJ Bttk will discuss
compu ttr alte rnati ves ,
acquisati~n and compute r
problems.
More i.formation on the
course car be obtained by
ca llin g t he co ll e g e a t
963-0824.
ME RCEDES MELTED Newpo rt Be ach fireman sifts
thrpugh rubble of garage at 405 Morning S tar Lane where
fi re dc·stroyed th as new $80.000 Mercedes S unda v Pvening.
oe111 ll'llOI Photo 1tr CMrtee ... n
Auth o rities said the l·aus t• o f th l' blaze is s till unde r
tnVt'st1gat1on and that th(• ownc-rs h<J Vl' no t been located.
(" '"'
rat~ decline boosts stock market gains
•,N EW YORK (AP) -The
•1 ~tQCk marke t 1..'0ntinued its broad
""and sharp advance early today in
~ry heavy trading as a 13.5
-pe rcen t p rime le ndin g rd le
spread throughout th e banking
industry.
From Page A1
FIRES. • •
r111'1ake the groggy residen t, then
'• tielped him out the window to ~.J;ifcty.
1,f""W itho u t quest ion . the ir
'• ~tions saved his life," the fire
c:aptain said
v1'B y the t im e fire fighters
r"gitnved, the house was engulfed ,..,-tn flames, said Hosm e r who
·;:estimated $110,000 damage to the
i4tructure and its l'Ontents.
McCracken was treated a t the
,s c?ene but d id n o t r equire
,;Jfospitalization . Hosmer said.
"'' The · cause of the h om e Cire n~mains under investigation.
n._ Huntington Beach firet1ghters
were summoned to another fire
..Sonday in the city's industrial
district.
Hosme r said a small fire at
C re ative C urric u l u m . l ~622
Producer L a ne , trigger ed a
sprinkler system but failed to set
off an outside alarm bell.
'• The s prinklers extinguished
the fire. then continued spraying
vl:ilsid e t h e build in g w he re
aieach ing aids, including books
;'~~d tapes, are s1.0;1. r-"7-i,
Re tail, iechnology , mining .
chemical and forest-pro ducts
issues paced the gainers.
PrtCE's opened mixed followang
last w e e k's record -setting
performance. but then resumed
their gains as trad ing moved into
tts third hour
Vo lunH.· on the Ne w York
S to<.'k Exl·ha ngt· after two hours
of tr;1dmg \111.iilt•d 49.-t:! mill mn
s hun.•.,, t·omparC'd w ith :{;l 9:1
million a t that hour Friday
Gatnl'rs o n t hl• Big Boa r d
JUmpl'<.i tu mon • than u :i-I ll•;id
over lusl•rs , and th<' NY S E
1.:omposlll' 1ndt·~ dimtx'(I 0.8!-} to
t)!),!)-t
Gas prices continue decline
Nationwide survey shows cost five cents I rom last August
L OS ANGELES (AP) -
Gasoline prices continued to edge
downward in August. al~rdmg
to t h e la test surve y b y o al
industry analyst Dan Lundberg
In h ts latest biw ee kl y
nationwide survey of 17,000 gas
sta tions, Lundberg found an
average price of $1.28.22 for all
four gra des of gasoline including
taxes, down a half-penny from
two weeks ago a nd a penny from
Ju!y. the peak of the driving
season.
From Page A1
PLO. • •
from the car bombing.
The guerrillas' de parture by
boat for Aden, capital of Marx ist
South Yemen at the southern tip
of the Arabian peninsula. wall
bring to about 2,500 the number
of PLO fighters evacuated from
Beirut an three days.
Clouds to
Pnt·<·s wt•rC' a nic kel a gallon
ll•Ss than Augus t of last year .
wht•n tht• avt•ragc was $1.33.83,
Lundbl·rg said Sunday He 1s
p u bl1::.ht-r uf the Lundb e r g
Lt' t t t• r . a n u 1 I 1 n ct L'-; t r v
publwal1on
Also. pm·ps tor rt>gular leadc-d
,i,cas at s1•lf-st'rvc stations. which
ha ndll• a rna.ior portion o f total
sale•:,, dt'(·l11wd s harply A d rop of
:! 2 r<>nL'> tn SUl'h gas ~les w as
n.•portt·d 1n tht-Midwest. I -l fi
t•t•nL.., in th1· South. H l'l•nts 1n thl'
f.:ast and 2:~ 1·1·nL" in tht• Roc:k1<'"
Prtu·" 101 the· past st•vernl
vc•a1.., h,1vt· lt•ndt'd to d ecl1 nc·
du rt nl>( A ugust as the p eak
v acatUJn s eason p asses and
l"o mp!'t1t1on for mo to rists·
bus1nt'"-" 1mrcaSC'S Lundb<'rg said
th1:, t.h'<·lme generally continuf'S
through tht• fctll
T hl· most rN"t'nt Lundber g
Lc·tH•r. p u b l ished Saturday
µrt•d1t·tt•d tht• !>tt•t•p. dt><·adt'-long
• re In a In
trt'nd of gas st.attun dosun·s m:.i;.
ha ve bottoml'd ou t, but that
maJt>r 111 1 companic .., havl' l>t"l:Omt•
un usually q u 1t•t .ibou t their
f utur<' markNtng plans. 1 f ~uc-h
plans <>xast.
About 14 7.0U!} <,<•rv1c1· st.attrm1.
t•xa s t 1n th(· Unllt·d S tatc•s.
comparc·d lo 2l6.45\:I a dpc·;.1d1·
.. go. LunclbPrg rl'portl'd I n
a dd1 l 1on . gas s ta tio n s ht•ing
rnnstruett-d today H·nd w bt· high
volum1·. st'lf ·st'rv1· oulll'L'> lot:att -<1
1n populOU'-. growth art•as
Tht• tndu<.t r\ .drt•;id\ m."·
h a ,. e rt' d 1· h t· d a m 1 n 1 m u 1 t'
11umbt.•1 of ~as st<l lu•n:. nt'lt~••'
t o m <• 1 n ta 1 n · · A m 1· r 1 l" a ..,
.1utom<Jll\'l '><X. lt•l' Lundbt r lo(
...aid .
The Dow J ones average of 30
1nuustrrn ls. which gaim•d :lO 72
points Friday to push 1L.., gain 1111
tht• wee k lo a rC'l•onl 81 :!.4 potrll:..
was up a nother 9 :l2 tu H7H HI .11 ~
a m PDT T hl· tran-.p11rlal1on
ind<·>-.1bo ros<· hut tlw uttlll \
From Pa e A 1
measun• was off a fraction .
T lw markl•l°!> surg(· has been
attt 1butc·d m ai nly l o rec ent
dl'dtnl'::. 1n 1nter c>s t rates and
t·11ng rt'S.'>tonal pa....sage las t week
111 a S!l :i h1 l1111n Lax increase bill.
STUCKLE CHARGE NIXED
\.\ h <it would havt· lx·1·n the· f1 rc;1
day of a prel1m1nar v h t•;i nng
aga m:.t Stul·k lt·
The• .i:i-vl'ar -old w um.in w a..,
,1rrt·!>tc:d by Tu-.u n poltct· and
ch•irgl'd with fl'l11ny c hild ncglc'C·t
a f tt·r-d1.11:lors dtst•ovc •r't ·(j that ht>r
1nl a n1 .... in ·., J.H•n1~ "'"\> nc•a rly
!>l'Vt'r<·d by having d ..,trnnd ot
hair wound lightly dround tt.
Rct·o n!'>lrut·t 1 vt· surger y was
p1·rform t•d <ind t ht• c h ild was
rPturned to tht• mother followin~
,1 JUVc·nile t·ourt hl'an ng earlier
th1:, munth
Still pl•ndmg against Stuckle is
a Sc•pl 10 ht•armg in juvenile
c11ur1 dl·altng with whether she
ean m<.11n1.<Jtn pt·rm<inent custody.
TNT found at embassy
WJ\SlllN (;TON 1A P1 t\
4u.irt1·r pt1uml ttl TNT hw, IJt'l n
tnund on the· dnvt•wav of tlw
Yugo-.lav1an t•mli;1..,!'-y: but no
dl'lonator '' ,.., .rt t .. t·lu·d cind 11
",.., -.;rtl'h r!·m o v1 d Set rl't
S1·rv1t·t· 11ff1 t"w b -.u1d .
Thi· 1•xµlo-.1vc• wru. in a metal
r an1:,tc•r Ne , on<' h.Js claimed
11·..,pons1btl11y for lhl' S u nday
1m·1dt•n t. s..11d spokt'Sman Joseph
l'c tro
:~~~
ni ght and morning hours.
beeom1ng west lo aouthwesterly
al 8 to 18 knota during the
alter noon w•th a 1 ·10·3·1001
IOUlhWH I swell
Th• For•cast For 8 a.m. EDT Tuesoav Au')usr 24 S ~ now t.:::.:.:J
l •te n ig h t through mtd -
,rnornlng low clouds neer the
, cout, othefwi111 fair with 11arleble
•l)lgh cloud• 1n the efternoona
\111gha fr om m 1d·70s •• the
beaches 10 mid-901 Inland
--Ov erni ght low s es 10 70
2 ,Hunllngton-NewP<><t •rea r•no•no
-; 1fr°""• low ot 67 to• hlQh of '75
''El sewher e rro m P~1 n1
" .~oncep11on 10 the Mexica n
» 'i:>order end out 60 m11M Smell
1 'cralt adv11ory for outer weters
w.lh northwest winds ol t5 to 25
knots end combined seas Of 3 to ~ feet lhrough tonight locally
light variable winds turning -t
to southwest to to 20 kl\ott ltil1
a fternoo n e n d eveni n g
Sollthwest swells of t to 3 feet
Night end morning log and low
c l ouds over o uter w at er•
utend111g to ll'lnet weten .
U.S. s1unn1ary
Showers and lhunderttorme
d e mpened ar eal from Iha
Aocklel to the central Pl1ln1 9nd
Into the lower Grett l ekH end
Pennsyh-enl• early today
Some ltoleled shower• drolled
o.,., Florida end lhe Cerotlnu .
Mollly cle1r tklu covered
.,... fl"om the toulhefn Ptttll\1 to
the c.ntrel Gulf Coest end In the
PaclllC N0<thwes1
Scettered sho wer• end
thund«llorme Sunday louelled
.,_from the Tennn-Rtwr
Ve119)1 through the lo-Gre81
L ek•• e nd the m1ddl 1 end
north er " Allen11c 11e1e1
Sult«ed thundert10<m1 1weot .,_ from Ml-rl to Florid•
Skllll -e P«t'Y Cloudy oY8f
the l\Ofth-centrel sec:tlon or the
n etlo n end mostly t unny
...... e.
Tempereturee belore dlwn
reng•d from 48 et Merquette.
Mlc:h.. IO 9 t Pllollnlx
California
The NelloMI W881h9r S4NIGe
11y• S o uthern C111torn11·e
••••ll•r 1hould b• cloudy
T~ with 1"°'9t9d 11temoon
9'ld ev.nlng thunder~• In
mountelna end d u1rt1 end poMlble atrong, g111ty Wind•.
HIQllt wlll rlncl9 from the lllld
101 1n l.o• Angel•tt1_to tot In <>-it v-.y. from llO to to Ill mountain .,. .... frOfll N lo 103 Ill non'*11 d9«!1 to 11i In 1M tow
Nwt. ~ lcMI -fOtfC:Nt In 1111 hlfl\ OOtt In downtown Lo•
Ang9lll to • coeetel low renglng
from II to 10, ,,...., M to lfl9 90a
., lftOUfltlllnt Md "°"' ... _..., IOltolM70elllctlt~
109W8 "°"' Point~ to IM,,..._. borM _, "*"
jjo/11 v~ Wln4'I dllfll'IO tM
•
Northwest winds could reach
25 knots w ith a combin ed
3-to-5-fool sea 81\d swell lerthef
than 60 mllel olfst>ore from Sen
NICOIH liland
Te1nperatures
NATION
HI Lo
Albeny 68 57
AlbUQue 89 e9
Amertllo 93 67
Asheville 77 55
Allente 87 67
Aus1m 98 75
0A1t1m0<e 73 63
81fhngs 90 57
Blfm•nghm 88 64
Blame•ck 81 54
Botse ~ $6
Boat on 70 54
Browns1111e 95 78
8ulfel0 65 57
Burllngton 70 54
CalPI< 111 54
Charl•ln SC 88 78
Charlstn WV 82 59
Ch1.rltte NC 79 55
Cheyenne 79 55
Chicago 78 &4
Cll\Clnnatl 78 87
Cleveland 7t 82
Clmble SC 88 88
Columbus 78 61
Del-Ft Wlh 99 78
Oeyton 7tl 83
OenVlt 84 " °" MotnM 84 85
Oetr04t 69 83
Duluth 74 58
El Peso 98 70
Fetgo 77 &e
Flagstaff 83 68
GrNI Fall• 69 41
Htt110fd 72 57
Helene 80 60
Honotulu 87 75
Houaton 94 eo
lndl\eplil .7 IS
•Low Temperat11res
~ .....
..... --
Frol\1!. C :,.... ;,
J-sn MS 91 72
Jech nvtle 93 74
Kens City 9t 67
Knoxvllle 85 65
LU Veges too 83
Little Roc:k 92 77
lou1avllle 81 70
Lubboek 92 74
Memphta 89 79
Mtemt 90 82
Mllweultff 76 59
Mpls-St.P 81 60
NUhvllle 6b 66
New Orleen1 93 ,.
New Y0<k 73 64
NotfOlk 78 70
Mo. Pl•n• 91 61
Okla CHy 98 70
Om8ll• 83 66
OrllrlOo 90 75
Ptilledpttl• 73 61
PllCMlnl• 109 86 Ptttal:lur~ 75 60
P111nd. • 85 53
P119nd. Ore 90 60
PrOlllderloe 69 59 =~ty 83 89
79 5• R9no 101 63
Rlchll\Oftd 79 86
$911 Liit• 97 89 Sen Antonio 95 7•
S..111• 79 58
Slw"~ 93 75
Sioull .... 83 56
St Lou• 85 73
' SURf RIPDRT
·'if
3-5 2
3-7
3-4
1·2
....
.::Ct g::: , .. ,
OOod ,.,,
fair
Aftf ... T..,,_,,
11
80
89
69
611
67 ea
St P T&mpe
St St" Mane
Spokane
Syracuse
Tot>t"ka
Tucson
Tulsa
Wuh1notn
W1ch1t11
CALIF<JRNIA
Bakersheld
Blythe
Furelte Fresno
Lancester
Los Angeies
Monterey
Needles
Paso Robles
"led Stull
Redwood City
Sacramento
S11tnes
San Diego
San Fr&ncilGO
Sent• Berber•
Sloc:k ton
Thermel
8 81JIOW
Big Bee•
CeteJll\•
loog BMch
Smog
' ......
85 60 69 47
90 57
69 60
95 68
100 71
tOO 79
76 66
101 7 1
t06 8t
t09 -
83 101 71
99 80
86 69
6•
107
107 59
108 72
79 60
97 55
68 49
81 71
~ 54
78 58
105 65
112
t02 83
78 50 ,, 65
82 69
Whore to cell (toll troe) 101
l•l"t llTIOQ tnt0<metton·
Orange County (900) «5-3828
l.Ot AngelH County · (1001
242-4022
RIY9'11WM Md Sen Berl\ardll\o
counti.t· (800) 381·47 10
AOMD fplllOde Cen ter: (800)
242-4000
Tides
TOOAV second high I. 11 p m 5 o
9.conCI 10w 7 .38 p.m 1 6
TUHOAY
Flr1t high 1 29 e.m 4 1
Flrlt low 7·2'4 1.m. • I 6
S900lld h!Gh 2-00 p,m U S.Concl low I 64 p 111. 1 7
S11n Mtt •t 7 31 p m , '·'• .. TuM<ley It t .2 1 a_m Moon ,, ... tOd•y at 11 03 • m ..
Mtl at 10.40 Pm
,.
Exclusive mid-weight s uits
for the Jlrooksgate man
H erc is an excellent suiting for the young
executive who seeks an all-worsted h e can
wear almost year-round. It's tailored on our
trim 2-button Brooksgate model, and is an
exce llent value con s idering the quality and
versatility. Navy or grey so lids or with pin
stripes. Co at, ves t and trou sers . $250
HTAll.ISHID 1111
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furntshhlQ9 for iltn. Women ~ loy$
~30 \\ h :-. I' 7T I IS rnEh'I: I OS \ '<iti l.FS. C AI.IP.
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STATE
150 people stranded by mudslide
By Tbe Auoclated Preu
KINGS CANYON -About 150 pt."'t>Ph'.
including 44 e lderly people on o tour bus, spt•nt
1m unexpected l'Xlra night Inside Kings Canyon
National Park after their exit was blocked by u
400-yard-wide mudslide that buried the only
highway to Cedar Grow. oChcials said
The highway today was cleared by workers
after the pass of mud and huge boulders came
tumbling down in a driving afternoon rainstorm
Sunday, Ul..'t.'Ordtng to purk dh1putcht:r Barbaro
~II Tht' se<:ond lune lt1 t·x~·lt'd to be open t'<i
law ltua morning.
Park Servi~ spokesman Marv Jen.sen said
the people were never in any danger He said the
rmnstorm started the slide onto Highway 180
about a half mile W<.'Sl of tht• park boundary.
blocking 1t with a m~ of mud and rocks 400
yards wide and five to six feet c.Jeep with
boulders as large as l·ars.
Palm Springs fire now under control
PALM S PRINGS -A 3,350-acre brush fire
ignited by lightning has been brought under
control with n o damage to homes after winds
helped spare damage to a nearby {'Ommunity, the
U.S . Forest Service says.
The fire that began two days ago l'1ght males
northwest of Palm Sprin~s was brouRht under
Bills planned to save
S AN FRANCISCO -State aSS('mblyman
Art Agnos says he'll introduce legislation to block
the state's order halting publication of sax prison
newspapers.
One bill would lie up the salarll's of top
Department of Corre<.·t1ons off1t·1als until the
suspension order as rC'scmdt'Cl or the matter 1s
•nvestigatl•d. The other wo u ld anwnd the
WORLD
1..'0ntrol at aoout 6 p.m Sunday, said a dispak·her
with the forest service who d id not want to tx•
identified. He said the fire was c.'Ontaincd at ti
a.m Sunday.
Many of the more than 1,000 firefighters
battling the blaze were sent home late S unday
and earlv today.
• prison papers
Cal1forn1a Penal Cod e to gu;l:antee the
newspapers the riRht to publish .
The [)(.partmenl of Corn'Ct1ons 1ssu t!d an
order halting publications at the six state pnsons,
saying tht> money spent ea<:h year to publish the
newspaix•rs would be bC'lter spent on .)Obs for
inmate!;
Forest fires ravage southern France
DRAGUIGNAN. Franl'(' -Wt'Cke nd fort-St
fires along the Fre nch Riviera killed at least one
person, destroyed foresL'i over 38 square miles
and fo rced the evacuation o f a n unkno wn
number of campers. a uthorities said Sunday.
About 2,500 firemen, soldiers and volunteers
Terrorist bomb misses
PARIS -The bomb intended for a U.S .
diplomat in Paris may have been planted by an
elusive Arab ter rorist organization that has
claimed responsibility for the assassination of one
American diplomat and an attempt on the Hf£• of
another, Fre nch pol1c.-e say.
U S. commercial attache Roderick Grant was
the target of the bomb, but instead 1t killed a
police bomb disposal c•xpert and blew off the
were battling the blazes Sunday in southern
France a nd on the Mediterranean island of
Corsica.
Off1c1als said thl' damage in southern France
was the worst caused by fires since the hot, dry
summer of 1979. •
U.S. diplomat
arms and legs of another one Saturday.
Police said they were investigating the
poss1b1llty that the bomb was le ft by tht'
Lebanese Armed Revolutionary Fac tion. whic:h
claimed respons1b1hty for ll an telephone calls t<>
news agencies. The same group said previously 1t
earned out the assassination of U.S Embassy
mahtary attache Col. Charles Ray in Paris Jan 18
a nd 1hc· attack o n t he embassy's c:har gc
d'affaires. Chnst1an Chapman, last Nov 12
Carbon monoxide kills seven in Mexico
TECATE. Mexico -Five ml'mbers of one
fami ly and two other people were killed by
carbon monoxide fumes in a death trek to the
bottom of a well where one of the victims had
descended to fix a leaking gasoline pump engine,
officials say.
Two o the r s w e r e reporte d an c ritical
NATION
mndiuon at Tajuana Gent'ral Hospital after they
also climbed into the w ell in the farm town of
Colonia Echeve rria, located about 20 miles cast of
Tecate on the Mexicali Highway.
All the victims. ex{'ept a fireman who was
killed trying to rescue them. lived on Rancho
Chula Vista. a local farm
Shultz to meet with Gromyko next month
WASHING TON -Secretary o f State
George P . S hultz said he expe<'ts to have his first
meeting with Soviet Foreign M inister Andrei
Gromyko next month when the U.N General
Assembly convenes for its fall session.
Schultz, interviewed on NBC's "Meet The
Press" Sunday, said 1t 1s quite possible the
question of a summit meetmR between President
Reagan a nd Soviet President Leonoid Brezhnev
will be d iscussed 1f a meeting with Gromyko
takes place.
Asked whether a Soviet-American summit
would be desll'able, Shultz said 1t depended upon
whether prior assura nces could be obtained t hat
such a meeting would yield positive results. "lf
not. then there is no point to 1t," Shultz said.
American Indians ·air economic problems
LAKE LURE. N.C. -Re presentatives of
more than a dozen American Indian tribes, some
hurt by unemployment rates as high as 60
percent, m et Sunday in the North Carolina
mountains to develop a unnro response to thell'
econom ic problems.
the low-income bracket, are having problems,"
said Joe Dan O sceola, a Semino le from
Hollywood, Fla. "The economic depression has
hit the reservation harder than a n ywhere else:·
Most of the tribes represented are from the
Southeast. a lthough representatives caml' from
as far away as Alaska. "Unfortunately, Indians, as well as people of
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Orange Coatt DAILY PILOT/Monday, Auguat 23, 1982 H/F
CHUTES FLYING With colorful spinna k Ns
ballooning in thf' b reew. front runners in lh<•
f ield of 11 New York-:Ui vaehts thul turnt'd l)Ut
Dallr Piiot Photo br AlmOl'I ~
tor tht> firs t Eas l-West C ha lle nge n •gatta run
lx•forc• lht.> wind. Newport yat'hter-won the
l'V<'nt 1s1•c• ~tor~. Page C:l)
County to • retain courthouse
Historical building to house state court of a ppeal
It now appears Orange County
government w ill rl'tain
ownership of the turn-o f-th•·
century county courthouse 1n
Santa Ana -a building dl•stmc·d
to hoUSl' a m•w branl'h of lhl
s ta l l' 4 t h D 1 s t r 1 c· t Co u r t o f
Appt.•al
What 1s being tC"rml'd by an
aidt' to County Supt.•rv1sor H.ogt'I
Stanton as "the· bt.•st of both
w orlds" contanut•d countv
uwncrshap and l1•asC' of tht·
building to thl· statt' w111 o<.'(:ur
under ll'gaslation now ptmdmg 1n
Sacramento.
Amendments have Ix-en add('{!
to the leg1slallon. Assembly 811!
3763. to permit th1.· county to
lea~ the his torn: red sandstone
structur(' to tht.• state providing
the {'OU nty begins nN'l·ssa ry
reconstru1.·uon work prior to I:>et:.
31. 1983
l£ the countv meets that
deadline. anoth<:r prov1s1on of
the bill permitting direct stat1.•
takeover of the building would
become inoperative
Robinson's original bill "alk'Cl
Inmate flees
county jail
An Orange County Jail inmat<'
escaped this morning when hcf
ran through an open gate an the·
;ail's outer yard.
S h eri ff's Lt Wyatt Hart
1dent1f1ed the massing prisoner as
R obC'rt R . Glenna. 2 4 , of
AnahC'1m Glenna was s<•r vmg
ti me on a burglary conv1t't1on.
Ha rt said the inmate was
outside the jail building at about
6 a.m . today wti1le at work on thC'
kitchen crew when he darted
through the OPi'n gate Ht' was
wearing h i s white k1tl·h e n
uniform
for thl' stat£' to gain ownt'rsh1p of
t ht• bu1ld1 n g without
l'Ompl'nsating tht• county a
movl' that rankled Stanton .
whost• district includt•s Santa
Ana
Stanton t'•1nv1 nl·ed fl'l low
supc>rv1sors to !'>t'l cts1dl' S3 m1lhon
in l'OUnty Harbors. Bc•aehes and
P arks "o 1st r 1 t· t I u n d s f or
upgrading uf thl• building. Past
studws condudcd the· building 1s
not l'arth4uakP-SiJfo
At tht• samt· tlml'. Stanton
1n1t1all'd talk!-. with Robinson on
perm11tin~ tht• t'ounty to retain
owncrsh1~nd ll•usl· tht• building
to th(• stall'}
Stanton said leaSt' income from
the stat(' would t•ventually
defray thl' reconstrut·tion costs.
At that point. the county c.'Ould
make an inco me on lease
opC"rat1ons
And . Stanton said, coun ty
ownership would insur e that
historic groups would have a1..'C.'eSS
to tht.· buddmg. perhaps for use
of soml' s pac:e for a rou n ty
h1stor1cal museum
The n e w Orangt> County
d1v1s1on of the a ppeals court was
<Tt>att'd by leg1slat1on passed in
1981 No JUStlCE'S have yet been
<ippo mted bec:aus" of litigation
eonwsung the Jaw
Tequila surprise
2,000 gallons spilled in crash
WAPAKONETA. Ohio (AP)
A tank truck hit a bridge on
lntcrstatt· 75 c•arly today. spilling
up to 2.000 gallons of tequila onto
the· highway and into the nearby
Augla1Zl' R1vt•r. authorlles said
The highway patrol was for('('(!
to clOS<· a S<>ven -m1le stretch of
the hi ghway betwee n
Cr1d ersvlll1.• <1 nd Wapakoneta
bet·au::.c the liquor 1s highly
flammable A largt• fish kill was
t·xpcc:ted
Ken H arsh . a s tate
Env1 ronmen ta I Pro tectio n
Agenc:y spokesman in Columbus.
said: "With this much material.
W<' ex!)\·<:t a big fish kill. "They'll
d1('. but tht>y may die happy."
T he Oh10 Highway Patrol post
at S t . Marys said traffic was
halted on Intl·rstate 75 because
pohce feared an explosion or fire.
Traffic was rerouted while the
tequila was being hOS£'d down by
th C' W apa k o n t';.a Fi r e
IA·partmcnt
H1ghw;;y Patrol Cadet Sandy
Shanks said the truC'k's tank was
"hangin~ halfway over a bridge
on the interstate." PollC<• also
dosed Ohio 67 below the bndg~.
'>he said .
Thl· driver. Ronald Hurloy. 31 .
of San An tonio. T e xas, was
admitted in stable condition at
Joint Township Hospital in St
Marvs after the acc1de?lt.
H ars h sa id a compan y ln
Nogales. Ariz . confirmed that
the tru<:k was two-thirds Cull of
tequila.
Pat Morrison , also an EPA
off1c:1al. said between 1.000 and
2.000 gallons of tequila spilled
from one of three compartmen\S
1n the truc·k. She said the owner
o f the vehicle . Reynold s
Transport of San Antonio, was
.;ending a nother tank truck to
p1{'k up the remaining load
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THI CDAIT AND THI COUNTY
COMICS
STOCKS
ENTERTAINMENT
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How do you follow a
first album smash?
Carefully, says Christopher
Cross. Pal{e B6. 0 (
Numbers
garne begins
HOW THE TUBE TUMBLES: One o f our regional
television stations sponsored a poll just the other day and
promptly announced that Gov. Jerry Brown is now leading
Mayor Pete Wilson in the race for the U.S . Senate. Already
we're in the polling palaver.
This particular sarnplinR, the TV people alleged, was a
reversal of the earlier order of things. Democrat Brown
supposedly trailed Wilson
as late as July . liut no
, longe r.
· r-'\ Figures on this sample
,__ ~said that now, 42 percent MURPH I NI ~would ballot for Brown; 34
--------'_._ ...... .-..-percent for Wilson while
18 percent remain firmly astride the top of the fence.
This is hardly very conclusive of anything. One
Candidate who just got bad news from latest political polling.
Orange County paper trumpeted the news as saying Brown
is thus leading Wilson "in 4 Southland Counties."
ALAS, THIS ISN'T QUITE correct unless you take all
four counties and add them together to get the poll results.
The poll actually showed the GOP standard bearer has
Brown down 50 to 27 in Orange County. This sounds more
like it.
Also, Brown trailed Wilson in Riverside and San
Bernardino counties. And while the figure wasn't given, it
probably means Bro..yn was holding his bulge mainly in
Los Angeles County.
Well, you couldn't expect a candidate from San Diego
to have enormous a ppeal in Los Angeles County, where
they generally consider politicians from our border city as
kind of back woodsy.
Wilson, however, has recently been pounding about
the precincts in Orange County, lambasting Brown for his
appointme nt of one Edison Mille r to our Board of
Supervisors. Miller was controversial as a prisoner of war
in Vietnam. He lost the seat in the next election.
YOU MIGHT SUSPECT that Mayor Pete shouldn't be
wasting a lot of his Republican breath in Orange County if
he has the precincts· pretty well locked up here. He should
find other Brown appointees that were unpopular in other
counties and go lambaste them.
Both sides, of course, have differing analyses of what
this latest poll sampling means.
Gov. Brown envisions the poll as a signal that his
senatorial campaign has turned the comer and 'will now
charge full steam ahead for victory m November. He says
the people now understand how botched up Wilson is in his
position on Social Security.
Wilson's forces, on the other hand, suggests this latest
poll is flawed on two points: ( 1) it was taken too early and
(2) it's wrong. Their own poll s hows Wilson ahead of
Brown by 6 to 8 percentage points. The TV poll, they
suggest, was taken too early over a scattered area and
didn't even touch Wilson's home county.
Additionally, the Wilson people say that Brown might
have shown some teeny gains because he's scattered some
$700,000 about in television commercials.
ON THE OTHER HAND, Wilson hasn't even launched
his major TV campaign, which gets under way Aug. 30.
This will turn the tide. the Wilson campaigners declare.
Unless, you suppose, Brown has another $700,000 he
can ante up.
It seems like a rather melancholy circumstance il this
whole U.S . Senate election gets settled over the boob tube.
Students to hear
rnobility issue
Orange County Transportation
Commission member James
Roosevelt is embarking on a
Qne-man effort to make students
at 100 high schoo ls aware of
~unty transportation issues.
Roosevelt, of Newport Beach,
the eldest son of President
Franklin Delano Roosevelt and a
former congressman, said ,
"Young people have the largest
•take in ,. "'lrts to assure
(uture m
That C(
letter w
Orange '
fo'hich ·
permiMi1
aa l'TlP.t!e Ln a
.ncl;>'!il "' all hiP,l: sch.x>ll In
•1eit is sett'.•:1g
r.d~ st>· .•-:.11ta.
"I believe that high school
st ud e n ts . representing
tomorrow's work force, can and
should be made aware o( our
transportation problems and
what·they face down the road lf
we do n o t speed up the
transportation project
impl em entatio n proceu, ''
Rooeevelt said in the letter.
Rooeevelt was appointed to the
transport.atio11 commission about
one year ago.
The comml11lon, formed in
1976, detenninet1 how atate and
federal tranaportaUon fund•
allocated to Orange County are
spent.
Where ·the 'characters' were
BAR AND GRILLE -Dis tinctive insignia fronts the
.. Me rcedes" entr y of car agency owner Jim Slemons in
Sunday:s edition of the annual Newport Harbor Character
Boat Parade .
ON THE BEACH -Spectators found van tage points all
around Newport Harbor to watch the seaborne silliness. This
crowd was clustered on a p ublic dock on Balboa Peninsula,
BALLOON BOAT -Singing for attention were theee living
"telegrams" of the Animal Cracken organization. Their boat
was festooned with colorful balloons and coetumes ranged
SADDLED UP -Bob Muelle r of Santa Ana whoops it up
aboard the "neck" of a bottle-shaped Cutty Sark boat. Theme ·
o f th e 22n d annual p a r a d e w as "Ne wpor-t Goes
Country/Western."
cameras at the ready and with harrds waving a nd fe~
d angling as the "kids of all ages" variously celebrated th~·
latest lunacy of the traditional water escapade.
...,,... ...... -~. l:met
from Middle F.ast to Far West ln theme. The crowd got t)w
message -all the metNget. · . ·':
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Orange Coae• DAILY PILOT /Monday, Augu1t 23, 1982 H/F ••
OMPO ITE TRAN ACTION
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AirCal selects
marketing firm
From Wire Service&
AirCal, N('Wport Beal·h , has announced th e
sd1>t•tion or Admarkl·llng as WI new adverustng
ugent·y 1•Ha·t1vl· 1mml-<l1a1.ely
"We haVl' lwl'n talking w ith Admarkl•\mg for
several months and belll,Vt• the profei.slonallsm,
l'feat 1v1ty ..ind t.<C fl'l'l1vencss demonstrated by
Admarkettng will bl· of great support \,0 A1rCal's
markNing dforls," swd Harry Lehr, Viet' president,
marketing and business planning.
"Their role will bl· e>SJX>C1ally Import.ant in the
new low-fare <.'Ompet1t1ve environment," he said
Lehr said Admarke ung w ill be cha rgtd with the
deve lopme nt of advt'r t1s1ng programs, including
extensive markt.>t planning. research. and media
placement. des1gn1>d to stre ngthen AirCal's market
position in the West Admarketing. headquartered in
Los Angeles, has one other airline client 1n Long
Bealh·based JM Amcm·a.
W .R. Gr ace nam es executives
Thl' appointment of R Gerald Gelinas as senior
vice president of marketmg for W.R. Gtace & Co.'s
Far West Serv1res unit. with headquarters in Irvine.
and Donald A Met2n1k as vice president of marketing
for Par W£'st's Family Rvstaurant Division was
announced today by Anwar Soliman, Grace executive
vice president and h<.'ad uf the company's Restaurant
Group.
Gelinas. :rn. previously served as director of
national advertising for Sambo's Restaurants Inc. and.
most recently. as vice pres1dC'nt of marketing for the
VelVl·t Turtle d1v1s1o n of the Saga Cor p. The
announccmt'nL'i were made 1n New York City.
Metznik. :!4, .)Olnt.'<.f W R Grace & Co in J 981.
Prior to Joining Crace. ht' servt>d as an account
executive for Young & Rub1cam Inc. from 1972 until
1976, when he joined thl' Colgate-Palmolive Co. as
product mana~er.
In addition to its Coco's and .JOJOS .operations,
Gral•e's Restaurant Group <1lso operates Houlihan's
Old Place. El Tor ito·La F1est<l Mexican restaurants
and Del Taco Mexican fast food restaurants. W.R
Grace & Co .. a d1vers1fied tnternat1onal c hemical
concern, last year reported sale:. in excess of $6.5
bi llion.
A irlines president quits
Alan H "Skip" Kenison has announced his
resignation as president, chief executive officer and
director of Jct America Airlines Int· , based in Long
Beach.
Kenison statt..>d that he tendered his resignation
with regret but that personal business affairs will
require immediate attention.
Donald C. Rhoads. 50. had been elected bv the
board to replace Kenison as president of the airlrne
Rhoads has been executive vice president of J ct
America since the company's founding tn September
1980
ln add1tton. Thomas T albot, ch airman of the
board o f directors, announ ced tha t M ax Van
Dordrecht has been appointed as chairman of the
executive committee of the board of directors
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Gold, m e tals quotations
Gold
By The Associated Press
Selected world gold pr ices today:
London morning fi xing $381 75, off $4 75.
London a fternoon hxmg $394 50, up $8.00
Paris afternoon fixing $384 43, up $12.65.
Frankfurt h xmg $383.0 I. up $4 .27
Zurich late a fternoon fix ing $38 l 00. up $4 .00 bid.
$391.75 asked.
I Handy & Harman (only daily quote) $394.50. up 8.00
E ngelhard (only daily quote) $394 50, up $8.00.
Engelhard (only daily quote) fabricated $411.23, up
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$8 40.
Si.lver
Handy & Harman $8 000 per IJ'Oy ounce
Meta ls
NEW YORK (AP) -Spot nonferrous met.al prices
today:
Copper 70· 73 cents a pound, U.S destinations
Lead 26-29 cents a pound.
Zinc 40 c.-ent.s a pound, delivered.
Aluminum 76· 77 cents a pound, N Y.
Mercury S365 00 per flask
Pla&inam $291.00-$296.00 troy ounce. N.Y.
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Gold coins
Due to late transmission
today's I isting w ill not
appear In the Dally Piiot.
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Pennant race
just ;heating up
And here come the Brewers! • By JOHN SEV ANO
O(IM D .. fy Hot ltaH
In this madness the experts
call a pennant drive. the Angels
and Detroit Tigers staged a real.
old-fashioned d onnybrook
Sunday afternoon at Anaheim
Stadlum.
l n a prelude to the r eal
fireworks. which are expected to
start tonight when the best in the
East -Milwaukee -meets the
tops in the West -the Angels -
in a brief two-game senes.
Sunday's affair seemed to have a
little bit of everything ... and
involve almost everybody.
From Manager Sparky
Anderson's expulsion in the first
inning, to the fans' verbal display
of an apparent bad call at the
biggest miscue occurred in the
bottom of the fifth innmg, during
the Angels' four-run uprising,
when he called DeCinces out on a
play at the plate. a decision
replays showed clearly wasn't
the best choice.
Even the 33.136 umpires m the
stands knew what the right caU
should have been and they let
their displeasure be known not
only :n the bottom of the fifth,
but through the sixth. seventh,
eighth and ninth inninp as well.
And . JUS l to compound
That was a no
doubter. I knew it was
out the monient I hit
-R_,,gle J.clr.an
plate in the fifth, to Reggie it.
Jackson's dramatic homer In the
seventh, a stadium crowd of 33,-McClelland's blunder, the Tigers
came roaring back in the next
inning to re-assume the lead ,
makmg the umpire's call look
that much worse to the Angels
136 -not to mention players.
managers. coaches and umpires
-had been truly put through
the wringer in the Angels' 6-5
come-from-behind victOry.
"YOU HA VE TO be patient
and not try to press things," said
Jack.son of the Angels' road from
here on out. "You have t.o let 1t
happen. see it happen and then
take advantage of it."
and the fans.
"That was probably the
umpire's toughest day in his
life." said Manager Gene Mauch
with a sm il e Mau c h .
incide ntally. along with
DeCmces, wasn't smiling when
the original call was made. "He'IJ
probably never forget the date
Aug 22."
<;LOSE CALL -Angel baserunner Dou_g DeCinces was
called out on this play after trying to slide under the tag of
Deltf f'Mot l"holo by ClwwtH ltitrT
Detroit catcher Lance Parrish. DeCinces argued in vain that
he had beaten the throw. Angels won anyway. 6-5.
The Angels engineered all
three to perfection ip defeating
the Tigers. Trailing at one point
3-0, and then later 5-4. the
Angels made the most of the
opportunities presented to them.
Consecutive doubles by Joe
Ferguson, pinch-hitter Rob
Wilfong and Brian Downing.
coupled with an RBl single by
Jackson, tied the score in the
fifth inning. Jack.son then came
home moments later on Doug
DeCinces' fielder's choice.
ASKED WHAT the umpire
told him about the call, Mauch
replied: "Everything."
"Yes he did . No he didn't.
That last one was for the birds
Maybe he did," added Mauch,
paraphrasing McClelland's words
as to whether DeCmces hit home
plate or not. "He was just mixed
up on the play and didn't know
what to do."
Dodgers try to forget Pirates' theft; Cardinals next Two innings later, Jackson hit
his game-winner, his 29th homer
of the season, over the left-center
field wall with Rod Carew
aboard.
Said DeCinces: "When you go
(See ANGELS, Page CZ)
PITISBURGH (AP) -Don Robin.son
says the Pittsburgh Pirates sensed they
would beat the Dodgers ,Sunday when he
pitched out of a bases-loaded. one-out jam
in the top of the 14th inning.
"We all talked about how many times
that happens and a team comes right back
to score," Robinson said after the Pirates
s tayed alive in the National League East
race with a 4-3 victory.
Mike Easler, whose homer save the
Pirates a 2-1 victory Saturday, started off
the 14th with a single. One out later, Dale
Berra cracked a single \0 center field and
when Pedro Guerrero scooped for the
high-bounding ball but couldn't come up
with it, committing an error, Easler scored.
Robinson, 14-7. relieved for the first time
since April by pitching the final three
innings. He was scheduled to start the first
game of .a doubleheader against San Diego
today.
"I went to Chuck Tanner before the
game and told him he could use me if he
needed me," Robinson said. "You like to
ust: right-handers against the Dodgers if
you can."
Steve Sax doubled to lead off the
Dodgers' 14th and moved to third on a
single by Ron Roenicke. But Robinson then
got pinch hitter Jose Morales to fly out to
right field. I
After Pedro Guerrero drew an
intentional walk to load the bases, Robinaon
struck out Roy Cey and got Steve Garvey
on a ground out.
"l felt real s trong out there . . my
velocity was there and so was my curve
ball," Robinson said.
The Dodgers took a 3-0 lead by scoring
solo runs in the second. fourth and fifth
innings. But \he .Pirates 1eored twice in the
fifth inning and tied the score at 3-3 in the
You like t o u se right-
handers against the Dodgers
if you can.
-Don Roblneon
eighth on a one-out triple by Berra and a
ground out by Jim Morrison.
Cey doubled and scored o n Steve
Yeager's single in the second. In the fourth,
a two-out single by Garvey scored Rick
Monday. who had walked.
Bill Russell singled to lead off the
Dodgers' fifth and scored on a single by
Roenicke.
Richie Hebner, recently reacquired by
the Pirates from Detroit, doubled in the
fifth and scored on Eaaler's single. Tony
Pena singled and acored on Omar Moreno's
two-out single.
Hebner started the game in righL field,
the first time he has played in the outfield
in his professional career.
Burt Hooton, making his third start since
coming off the disabled list after knee
Campbell finds way
to forget the agents
~,.V.~Lc~~~\'
Earl Campbell. going Caesar's
All Gaul one better, has divided
his life into four parts, and pieces
of his 237 pounds of football-
carrying power can be found in
some of the most prestigious
banking and public relations
institutions in the country.
He hired the New York firm of
Hill and Knowlton to serve as his
public relations outlet. Their job
i.s to put the former University of
Texas All-America in the public
eye and keep him there with
RS80rted e ndonements-He got Cullen Bank of Houston
to handle his financial problems
-take his money and advise
him on how best to invest it.
Ernst and Whinney, a Big
Eight accounting firm, was
&aligned to do his taxes.
surgery. retired the first 11 Pirate batters
but ran into trouble in the fifth.
Hebner doubled and scored on a single by
Easler and Pena followed with a single.
Two outs later. Omar Moreno got an infield
hit that scored Pena. The Pirates tied the
game in the seventh on a one-out triple by
Berra and pinch hitter Jim Morrison's
grounder.
It was generally conceded the Dodgers
were in deep trouble whether Guerrero
fielded Berra's single to center cleanly or
not.
Had he come up with the ball cor rectly
the Pirates still would have had runners at
the comers with one out.
The Dodgers had already blown the
game on several occasio11s. leaving runners
in scoring position in four of the last six
innings. including the 14th which seemed
to wrap up the entire game in a nutshell.
Dodgers Manager Tommy Lasorda
questioned Garvey's selection of pitches on
the final out afterward in what was
otherwise a den of silence in the Dodgers'
dressing quarters as their National League
West lead was pared to one game over
Atlanta and 3 V:z over San Diego.
The Dodgers try again tonight at St.
Louis. where the Ea.stem Division-leading
Cardinals await.
Jerry Reuss (12-9) 1s scheduled to be on
the mound for the Dodgers against right-
hander Bob Forsch (12-7).
"That was a no doubter."
beamed Jackson of his HR. "l
knew 1t was out the minute I hit
1 t.
"It's always a thrill: it's stiU a
high lo hit a game-winning home
run. The media and the fans
seem to make a real big deal
about my home runs -like mme
are different. so to speak. But I
enjoy them as much as anybody
e lse -probably even more
because I'm really in on the
action."
Despite Jackson's heroic home
run. however, most of the action
was centered around home plate
Sunday and. in particular,
directed al" rookie umpire Tim
McClelland.
BEFORE THE game was an
inning old, McClelland had sent
Anderson back to the clubhouse
for an early shower after the
Detroit skipper disagreed with a
few ball -or strike -calls he
felt should have been made.
And. while the Detroit batters
see med to argu e over
McClelland's calls most of the
afternoon. the rookie umpire's
Laver sweeps
Legends title
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Rod
Laver defeated Fred Stolle 6-1.
6-4 Sunday to wm the $33.000
Foster's Lager championship at
the Los Angeles Tennis Club.
Laver. the No 2 seed from
Australia, took home the $10.000
first pm.e. while Stolle. also of
Australia. earned $6,000.
Laver broke in front early
taking a 5-0 advantage in the
first SC'l. Lave r broke hi:.
opponent's serve in the second
and fourth games of the set en
route to the victory.
S tolle partially recovered in
the second set as he and Laver
traded games through 4-4.
The decisive service break .
Ot'Curred in the ninth game of the
set as Laver again broke Stolle's
serve for the third time in the
mat.ch to go up 5-4 in the second
set.
He held his own serve in the
10th game and went on to win
the event for tennis stars 35 yews
old and up.
He's an irregular regular
Angels' Ron Jack son has handled the role admirably
t By CURT SEEDEN
Of tM o.-, Piiot ltaft
It's hard to believe that Ron Jackson has
actually made it to the plate 113 times this season.
After all, the only time Jackson sees any action
in the Angel lineup is when a seven-time American
League batting champion fails to answer the call or
one of the team RBI leaders is injured.
But, when either Rod Carew or Doug DeCin<.'eS
is absent from the lineup, Manager Gene .Mauch
only has to tum to the other Jackson on hls team for
help.
• "I'M NOT TOO worried about how many at-
bats I have," Jackson says. You have to take the
good with the bad. rm just trying to go out there
four years in the Angel farm system before coming
up to the big club in 1975 for 13 games.
He started the '76 season in Salt Lake, but 10
games later, he was back with the Angels. And he
stayed there for two more seasons.
He was traded lo the Minnesota Twins in 1978
along with Danny Goodwin in exchange for Dan
Ford. In fact, he enjoyed his best major-league
season with the Twins in 1979 when he batted .271.
hit 14 home runs and knocked in 68 runa.
"[ liked Minnesota, but when •YOU went •to the
ball park it was just dead," Jackson recal.la. "Here,
they ve got everything. And we're winning. That's
the main difference."
"One day I woke up and I said
to myseU, 'Where am I going to
be in 10 years'?" said the big
running back of the Houston
Oilers. "Maybe I better start
doing aomething about it."
~ fint thing he did wu to
pick up the phone and call an old
friend and amociate, Witt Stuart,
and advt.e him that he needn't
keep tr~lng to line up
endonementa and o\her ouwde
commitments !or hlm.
Then, in case he got into any
trouble with Uncle Sam or
anyone else over his financial
dealings, he allied himaelf with a
top Houston law firm, Holland
and StepheNOn.
SUPER-SUB -Ron Jackson
has supplied the Angels with
some punch this year.
and do my job." •
The "good" Jackson refers to is hla batting
average. It's .327. It'a tops on the club. Even better
than Carew.
Jackson spent 1981 divided between the Twins
and the Detroit Tigers. He opted for free agency
after the '81 season and wound up playing for the
Angels' Pacific Coast League farm club in Spokane.
He played .even games there before the Anaels
recalled him. Now he I.a a fixture ~ Ute Pl.ne
Brothen, the label attached to the .Anpll' reeerve
pl.ayPf'S.
In less delicate terms, what
Eerl was telllng hla Houlton
agent was that he wu fired.
"I said, 'Man, thlt la nol what I
want. I don't want to keep doing
things and peytna ano\her guy a
percentaae. I got to look ah ead
and build IOl'De kind of a 80Wld
'--'.'' 8o lnl-.d of de~ on am
... t. be ~I.eel Vffth lour atablJ9hed tqdl'M ftrnw to Like
care ot. hit 1&MidaJ.lztd needl ~ • contrtct beU.
"It teemed the moat practical
way to do it," CArnpbell explained
by telephone between \he OUen'
training -.tons at ~o State
University in San Angelo, Texas.
''The pract.lce ls for your agent to
handle moet of thil stuff. While
agerita are all honeat people, I
auppoae -you feel like you
don't ha.ve control of your
money.
"I don't especially llke th•t
..,..n'-181Wff, rd raU\er have
a ~t CODtnact. l think a
lot of hilh"p&ki athletea lookfna
\o futute security will 10 thll
rou•."
Rams acquire
Yary from Vikes
From AP dl1patcbe1
The Rams have acquired
veteran offensive t ackle Ron
Yary from t h e Mfnnesota
Vlklnga, the team announced
Sunday.
Yary, se. WU a 14-year •tutu
for the Vik1n,_ and played ln
four Super BOwla. Named AJJ.-
Pro six UrMa. tM wu a colJeae
uer at the U nl vtra1ty of
Southern Callfomla.
"I just hope I can play e~gh to maintain that
kind ol average," he aaya. "It doesn't mean that
much now, but a.ft.er the lleUOll, I can aay, 'hey ...
It'• been a •tranae aeuon, indeed, for JacklOn.
He played about five atcalght games early In the
aeuon when Carew had an lnjured wrist. He dJdn't
play -.&ain until 40 pmee later.
"The ffUYI were kidding me about 40 days and
40 nlghta, J.cklon recalled. lt'• ebout the time
C.arew wN gett.lna hll 26-teme hittin2 ttteak.
"I know it'• a lone time to wait, l>ut we have
IOl'ne vet.erana on thJa a>.U club and they have to get
• rest IOme tlmll," be adda.
THIS IS NOT she first year Jackaon hH
~ed hJa talenta ln Anaheim. He wM oriCiMllY al by the Anpla1 you m!lbt rec:aU. apindlnl
WHEN HE WAS seeing action at third laat
week, while DeC1ncea wu nunina a aore beck1 .f ackaon owned a mini four-game hitting at.reek ano
had hit salely in nine of 10 gamet for a .~ aven,e
(15-tor-30). '
Neither h i• hittinf nor hJ1 defenae have
deteriorated becauae 6 hia sporadic play, and
neither doel h1a mental pre~atlon, parUcularly
with a manaaes-Uke Meuch cawng th.e ahota.
0 1 don't take anythl.t)a for granted," Jadclon says. "You don't know what Gene'• thinkJnl. He'•
such a sreat mana&er· He'• llwaya \hinldDI about
thrM ~ 9heed of weryone .i.e. You )9l ~
to be Nllety .•
He MYI he teell mor. comfortable playtnc flm
(8" RON, Pap Cl>
IJHIA UH/UUTI mil
l'HANC.I l tJIJN I, < 1\1 II t>HNIA :.?~ CE:NT S
FLOATING 'SALOON' -Entry of the Irvine Company in
Sunday's 22nd Annual Newport Harbor Character Boat
Parade was in keeping with the waterborne parade's theme:
"Newport Goes Cou!"try/Westem ." Additional photos appear
D ... y ll'tlot l'tloto by Gary Alnbf-
on Page Bl. The traditionaJ event is presented each year by
the Commodores Club of the Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce.
·Swimmers, characters abound
By STEVE MARBLE or ... o.itr,... .... .
It was just another hot August
weeke nd along the Orange Coast
• 600,000 beachgoers swarmed
bver the sand, 30 boat owners
dressed up like cowboys and
putted around Newport Harbor
and a military deserter was
apprehended for speeding on a
stolen jet ski.
"It was that kind of weekend,"
said Newport Beach lifeguard
Capt. Buddy Belshe.
Hot and humid weathe r in
inland cities made the strand the
pl ace to be . The water
temperature hovered around 69
degrees ·and air readings were a
couple of notches higher.
More than 100.000 persons
s pread o ut thei r towels in
Newport Beach Sunday and an
equal number visited the state
and city beaches in Huntington
Beach.
Choppy surf and riptides kept
lifeguards busy. Lifeguards in
Newport recorded' 150 weekend
rescues and said one bodysurfer
dislocated his shoulder and a
second, daring the waves at the
Wedge, suffered a neck injury.
Orange Cou nt y H arbor
Patrolmen arrested a 21-year-old
man S unday off Lido Isle in
Newport Harbor for speeding on
a jet ski. Further checks, officers
said, revealed the motorized craft
had been stolen a year ago in Los
Angeles.
A 36-foot cabin cruiser was
towed t o sa t ety Sunday
afternoon near Seal Beach when
the skipper brought the boat too
close to shore.
In Laguna Beach, the Energy
Fair was set up o n M a in
Beach Saturday and featured
exhibits on wind power, water
purification and drip irrigation.
But the real show-stopper was
the 22nd version of the annual
C harac ter Boat Parade in
Newport Harbor. The wackiest
(See PARADE, Page At)
Car blast delays PLO • evacuation
But Beirut loading resumes as 1,000 guerrillas depart • BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)-An
explodi ng car bomb halted a
harbor-bound PLO convoy for
about an hour today, but the
trucks later brought about 1,000
Palestinian guerrillas to a ship
that w ill take them to a ne w
home in South Yemen.
The loading onto the ship also ·
was halted briefly while several
gue rri llas carryi ng r ock e t -
propelled grenade launche rs
turned ·over the w eap o n s.
according to Bruce Kashdan,
I s r aeli Foreign Mini s try
spokesman in Beirut.
Wh i l e the evac u a t ion
proceed ed into its third day
School buses put
out to pasture
By STEVE MJTCHBLL or .. o.itr,... ...,.
The Laguna Beach Unified
School District Ls retiring much
of its dilapidated bus fleet, opting
to hire a private transportation
company to carry youngsters to
and from 9Chool.
When school reopens ne x t
month, students at the two
elementary achool.s and Thurston
Intennediate School will ride to
campus aboard buses provided by
·San Clemente-Camp Pe ndleton
Transit.
The transit company was the
low bidder, at $177,625, of three
firms vying for the one-year
contract.
WORLD
The company will provide its
own, newer buses, and hire some
of the district's current bus
drivers to transport youngsters.
District officials figure to save
a minimum of $10,000 a year by
contractin8 for bus service.
Clyde Lovelady, the district's
business manager, said, "Some of
our 14 buses date back to 1971
and 1972," Lovelady said. "It was
getting increasingly m o r e
difficult to find replacement
parts for some of the buses."
And. considering each new bus
costs $80,000, Lovelady said, the
district looked for other means of
busing children.
IStt BUS, Page At)
Soviet navy has the edge
The Soviet navy has the lead over America in
several areas especially nuclear submarines, according
to a respected publication on world shipping. Page A5.
NATION
SANTA MONICA (AP) -Millionaire
bualnemnan Alfred Bloomingdale, cloee friend and
adviser of President Reagan, has died of cancer,
according to an announcement today from
Bloomingdale'• of flee. He was 66. BlQOmingdale, a
member of Reagan's "kitchen cabinet," was heir to
New York Bloomlngdale's department store fortune.
ll,ere comes the judge .
A WJ9a0nsin woman had planned a career ln
m\.ilfic. She has been a beeuty queen, has a family and
now finda benelf u fint woman to eerve u a chief Judae ln Wllconlln. Pap B2.
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Parliament elected a n e w
Lebanese president, rightist
Christian militia commander
Bashir Gem ayel, a nd the
Christian sector of east Beirut
er upt e d in wild s tr eet
celebrations. There were reports
of people wounded by bullets
fired into the air in celebration.
Is rael's military command
meanwhile said P a lestinian
g ue rrillas had made another
attack on its east Lebanon forces,
firing bazookas at soldiers north
of the village of Mansoura.
The command said the Israelis
returned the fire. but suffered no
casualties in the attack Sunday
night, which followed fresh
Israeli warnings that skirmishes
outside Beirut must stop. It said
artillery shells later were fired at
the Israelis near Mansoura, but
added it did not know if Syrian
troops or PLO forces were
responsible and that fire was not
returned.
Laguna eyes input
for energy panel
IC you've got a lot of energy -
or at least know a lot about
energy -the Laguna Beach City
Council might be in terested in
your talents.
To set up an Energy
Committee to develop ways to
encou rage -or at least not
hinde r -e n ergy efficient
measures. the council is soliciting
applications for appointment to
the new panel.
Lagunans. with an interest in,
o r kn o wl e d~e of, ene rg y
COUNTY
conservation are urged to submit
a letter or resume to City Clerk
Verna Rollinger no later than
noon Sept. 17.
The City Council is expectmg
to name seven to the fledgling
panel wh~n it meets Sept. 21.
Councilwoman Sally Bellerue,
who proposed the committee's
fonnation, said it would develop
priorities for the city for the use
of energy-efflcient measures and
renewable resources.
Home building eased
It couJd be easier to build a home in Santa Ana
Heights after action by the Oranae County Planning 1
Commission that requires only stalf-level approval for
new constrtlction or remodeling. Page A4.
Bank gets new president
The Laguna Bank, a financial institution
emphasizing community service, has a new president.
Page 86.
TELEVISION
Being a kid again ·
Actor Joel Higgins la havlnl a lot of fun with h1e
role in new NBC comedy, 11Sllwr Spoont." He ,eta to
be a child all clay in the show fMturlng role reversal.
P119B8.
Child-neglect
rap · dropped
against Stuckle
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of tlM Dally Pllol Slan
An Orange County Judge
dismissed felony child neglect
ch arges today against Carla
Ve rne Stuckle, the mother of a
14-month-old buy whose father
IS state Sen. J ohn G. Schmitz.
Central Oran ge Coun t y
Municipal Court Judge Gary
Ryan dismissed the charge after
the district attorney's o f£ice
conceded there was insuf ficient
evidence to warrant prosecution .
The child had suffered severe
genital i n j uries a nd was
temporarily r e moved from
Stuckle's c ustody until earlier
this month, when a juvenile
court judge ordered the release
of the child to StuckJe.
Both Stuckle and her attorney,
Michael McDonnell. said after
this morning's court hearing m
Santa Ana that charges would
never have been filed if 1t hadn't
been for Sen. Sc hmitz '
involvement in the matter.
Stuckle, a Tustm resident, has
claimed that the Corona del Mar
lawmaker is the father of both
her infant son and an infant
dau~hter
Hirth records on file m Orange
County list Schmitz as the father
of both children.
Stuckle told reporters this
morning that she felt no
bitterness about charges being
filed against her and was not
angry at Schmitz even though
the GOP lawmaker had not
made a n y public statemen ts
concerning the highly publicized
issue of paternity.
''He had to make rus decision."
the Tustin woman said.
Even so. she said, she is still in
lov<' with Schmitz, with whom
she said s hl' earned on a nine-
year love affair after taking a
das.5 taught by him a t Santa Ana
College
Judge Ryan made his ruling in
what would have been the firat
day of a preliminary hearing
<iga1nst Stuck.le.
The 43 -year-old woman was
arreste d b y Tustin police and
l'h<irgcd with felony child neglect
after doctors discovered that her
infant son 's penis was nearly
sevc:red by having a strand of
hair wound tightly around it.
Rcl·ons tructive surgery was
performed and the child was
rC'lurned to the mother followin~
a JUVCnile c.'Ourt hearing earlier
this month
Still pending against Stuckle is
a Sept. 10 hearm~ in juvenile
court dealing with whether she
~an matntam permanent custody.
Laguna· victim
a real dummy
When Laguna Beach police
arrived at a location where an
in jured man was r epor tedly
spotted in the bushes, they found
there was little they oould do to
help
A passerby called police late
Saturday t o r eport a man
slumpe d in the brush off St.
Ann's Drive and in obvious need
of medical at tention.
P o lice arrived to find the
figure bent over and motionless.
A closer inspection showed the
inert victim was a discarded
mannequin.
AP Wlu p t Mo
SAD GOODBYE -Palestinian women cry as the evacuation
of PLO fighters continues. Trucks carrying the guerrillas
drove through West Beirut to the port area where they
boarded ships for Cyprus.
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INDEX
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F.ditorial A6 Theaters B6-7 Entertainment B6-7 Weather A2 Art Hoppe A7
SPORTS
Angels hot; · DOdgers not
The California Angels, led by Reale Ja.caon's
hitting, beat Dctrolt 6-~ Sunday. The'Lol Angeles
Dodgers. moantlmc, loat a 14-inning marathon to
Pttt.aburgh, 4-3.
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Laguna art school
signups slated
Regl1 t ratlon for the with naUonaJ acc~1tnt1on.
Laguna Beach School of Art Classes include Holloware,
la scheduled ID •tart Sept. 6. fiber construction, large-tcale
The fall semester 'wfll mark mural paintJng. stained glass
theachool's2lstyear. and leaded g l ass and
performance art.
It's the only Independe nt For further informati1m.
art school in_ Oran~e County call 497-3309. __ ....,... ___ _
• Bingo games spon80red 10 p.m. All proceeds will go ID
by the Senior Citizens Club of the senior citiz.ens club. The
Laguna Beach are scheduled games are at 384 eglon
to start Sept. 10, at the Street and there free
Ve t erans Mem o rial parking at 401 Glenneyre
Community Center. after 6 p.m.
The games are scheduled ID For further information,
begin at 6:30 p.m. and end at call 497-2441. -------
• • The Senior Citizens Club doctors. lawyers or grocery
•of Laguna Beach is seeking shopping.
volunteer dispatchers or The transportation
• drivers ID donate one day a program is called FISH and
month to help provide free has been operating since 1979.
transportation and assistance For further information, call
::0.. for senior citizens going to 497 -2441.
Stewart
OK • Ill
hospital
SANTA MONICA (AP)
Actor Jameti S~wart waa In good
'-'OndltJon at St. John's Hospital
thla morning und~reoing a
"routine checkup and a routine
adjustment oC medication," a
h011pltal apokettwomun aaid.
Stewart, 74, waa admitted
Saturday afternoon and is
scheduled to be released within
the next two days . The
spoketiwoman from the hospital's
nursing station would not
identify herself and said she did
no t know what type of
medication the ac1Dr was taking.
In August, 1980, Stewart spent
five days in St. John's Hospital's
coronary care unit after
complaining of an irregular
pulse.
In September, 1980, he was
hospitalized for a mild case of
sciatica. which apparently was
unrelated to his earlier heart
problem. He complained of
severe pain along the sciatic
ne rve, which runs from the
pelvis ID the back of the thigh
0..,, ..........
£NE RGV E XHIBIT -M e mbers of the weekend fair included more than 30 booths,
Orange Coast Energy Club display solar power with educational tips and exhibits on w ind
panels at their booth during Energy Fair at power. water purification, bio-f\Jela, drip
Main Beach Park in Laguna Bea_c_h_._T_h_e __ i_r_r_,.1g:....a_t_io_n_and focx:l systems.
~, ..
• rime rate reduction spurs stock market gains
r~ . NEW YORK (AP) -A half-
·point cut in the prime lending
rate ID a 22-month low of 13.5
per cent spread to more major
banks today. reflecting s teep
declines in the banks' cost of
funds.
nation's fifth largest bank, and
No. 14 Marine Midland Bank
followed r eductions begun
Friday at several major money.
cente r banks.
Bank of America announced tn
San Francisco that it would
mat.ch the prime lending rate of
13.5 percent.
Croc~er Bank, San Francisco,
said it has lowered its home
mortgage loan rate t o 15. 5
percent beginning today. The
new rate, down from 16 percent,
a pp hes to loans amortized over 30
tears with either a five-year or
At that time, it was on its way up
1Dward a record 21.5 percent.
The prime. which stood as
high as 16.5 percent last month.
is the base upon which banks
compute interes t charges on
short-term business loans ID thetr
best-risk corporate cus tomers
Consumer lmms ::inri mnrtP;;iuM
arc not tied to the prime. but
changes in the pramt' are an
indica1Dr ot movements m other
interest rates.
Otht.'r interc·st rates hav<· bt·c·n
plummeting thlS summl'r
T he interest on thrl'e-munth
c:trllficates of deposit. offered tn
From Page A 1
minimum dcf14iminations of
$100,000 and an important source
of funds for banks, stood at 10.05
pN<:l'nl today. compared with an
<.ivcrage 15 25 percent in the final
WC'<'k of June·
Morgan Guaranty Trust. thf>
From Page A1
·BUS. • • Gas -prices continue decline PARADE WINNERS. • •
marine display around , the
p arade attracted mort.' than
2,000 spectators.
LOOSE SCREW AWARD (animation)'
lntegroly Oon l.Je<:llly
SUAVIEST SWA8 AWARO (co•lume)
Pacohc Chp!>f!r Gerald lhOltll)OOn and Jim
Sh1pm9n The business manager said
most of the savings will come
from not having to keep a fleet
supervisor, as well as costs for
gasoline, repairs and hiri.ng
private buses for special
education field trips.
Nationwide s urvey shows cost dip 5 cents from last A ug ust The the me for the !::iunday
afternoon parade was "Newport
Beach Goes Country/Wesle'rn"
and attracted such c•ntraes as
"The Best Little Oar Houst' rn
Newport Beach" and on£' boat
that w as transformed anto a
bottle of Smtch.
CRUl TENOCN CUP 11neme) "Wagon
T '''" S B•ker
District officials say they'll
keep most of the current fleet -
a t least for a while -in case the
.con tract with San Clemente-
Camp Pendleton Transit does not
.work out.
But he said several of the
buses will be sold in the fall, with
the rest maintained for athletic
events, field trips and special
education events.
Under the contract with fhe
transit firm, bus drivers will be
paid $7.25 per hour and the
company will provide seven
Y9-passenger buses for five hours
o n weekdays and another
'1'9-pasaenger bus for two hours
on weekdays.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Gasoline prices continued ID edge
downward in August, according
to the latest survey by oil
industry analyst Dan Lundberg.
In his latest biweekly
nationwide survey of t 7,000 gas
stations, Lundberg found an
average price of $1.28.22 for all
four grades of gasoline including
taxes, down a half-penny from
two weeks ago and a penny from
July, the peak of the driving
season.
Prices were a nickel a gallon
less than A ugust of last year,
when the average was $1.33.83.
Lundberg said Sunday. He is
publisher of the Lundbe rg
Letter , an oil industry
publication.
Also. pnces for regular leaded ~as at sell-serve stations. which
Clouds to
handle a major portion of IDtal
sales. declined sharply. A drop of
2.2 cents in such gas sales was
r eported an the Midwest, 1.46
cents in the South, .8 cents in the
East and .23 cents in the Rockies.
Prices for the past several
years have tended to decline
during August as the peak
vacatio n seaso n passes and
c0mpe t1tt o n for motoris t~'
business increases. Lundberg said
this decline generally continues
through the fall.
The most recent Lundberg
L e tter, publish ed Saturday.
predicted the steep. decade-long
trend or gas Statton closures may
have bottom ed o ut, but tnai
maJOr oil companies have become
unus ually quiet about their
future marketing plans. if such
olans exist About 147,000 service st.atwns
exis t 1n the Untte d State~.
• re In a In
The Forecast For 8 a.m. EDT Rain~ Snowfil]
LTuesoT ~ypeA~ril ur~t 24. "' . Sl'lowersmmm Flumes~
Let• nlgnt tnr
,ll10rnlng low clou n ·~; Olllor#IH tllr with
,111gn cloud• In 1ne el
,H1gn1 from mid · 70•
'beecne• to mld·91; l Ovornlgnt lows
Huntington-Newport ..
.trom 8 low of 87 to I nigh of 5.
• Et •ewhere, from Point
Conception to tne Mexican
<border end out 80 mllee:: Sme"
·craft edvttory lor outer water•
with ~· wind• of 15 10 25 ~ end combined -of 3 to s IMI tnrougn tonight. LoceHy
llgnt Yllf\8ble winds luming _,
10 -thwal 10 to 20 knot• tnla
afternoon end evening
Soulltwal swella of t to 3 feet
Nlgnt ena morning fog end low
cloud• over outer water• extending to Inner _,.._
U.S. sunintary
snow•r• end tnunder•torm•
damp ened ere•• lrom th•
Roell* to tile oontrel Pleln1 end
Into the IOwer Gr .. t Lek.. and
Pennsytvante early today.
Some lllolelld 1llowerl drll1ed
,,.,_ FIO<ld• end Iha Ceroonu.
Mo•lly clear •klH covered
.,_ from tile -thefn Plelnt to
!tie central Gull Cout end In tne
Peclflo North-I.
Scattered •ho w•r• enel
1hunder1torm1 Sunday ICM.died
lll'M8 from Ille T--Al"9r
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AaheYllle 77 55
Atlenle 87 87 JKksn MS
Au•lln 98 75 Jecksnvtle Baltlmo<e 73 83 ~Clty Billings 90 57 Knoxvllle
Blrmlngnm 88 64 Les veg ..
Bl•merck St S4 Lillie Rock
BolM 94 58 Louisville
Boston 70 58 LubbOCk Browntvtle 95 78 Mempn11
Butlelo 65 57 Miami
Burllngton 70 58 Mlhlf•uttee Cupe< Ill S4 Mpte-St P cnertttn SC 88 78. Nullv111e
cnan11n WV 82 59 New Orle&M c nar111e NC 79 55 New Yo<k Ctleyenne 79 65 Norfolk
Cntcego 78 il No. Piette Cincinnati 78 Olde City
Cleveltand 71
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58 PfCNldenoe Oututll 74 Relelgn
El Puo 96 70 Rapid City
Fargo 77 58 Reno
Ftegfieff 83 58 Rlcllmond
GfNt Fet .. 89 48 Seit Uk• Hert lord 72 57 Sen An1onlo
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85 65
100 S3
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81 70
112 74
89 79
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118 70
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SI Ste Mlllifl 89 47
Spokane 90 57
Syracuse 69 60
lopell• 95 68
Tucaon 100 71
Tulsa tOO 79
Wuhlngtn 76 66
w 1cn1ta 101 71
CALIFORNIA
Bakersfield 106 81
Blythe 109
Eureka 63 Fresno 101 71
l811CHl91 99 80
Lo• AngelM ee 89
MOfllO<oy ...
N..Olea 107
Paso Roblee 107 59
Red Blun t08 72
Redwood City 79 60
Sacramento 97 55
Sellnea ee 49
San !);ego 81 7t
Sen Fr IW'ICieco 64 54.
Senta Barb11t• 78 sa
Stockton 105 85
Tlletmel 112
Barstow t02 83
Big BNr 78 50
Celellne 74 6$
Long 8eecl'I 82 89
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lelMt ~ormellOn:
Or8nQO ty:J800) 445-3829
LOI Ang~I•• ounty: (100)
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ago, Lundberg reporte d . In
addition, gas stations being
constructed today tend to be high
volume. self-servc> outlets locate<'
in popuJous, growth areas.
The industry already may
h a v e r e a c h e d a m I n 1 m u IT'
number of gas stations ne<"eSSary
to ma1ntatn "America 's
automotive society," Lundb<-rg
said.
Also. the le tte r said to ta l
nationwide gasoline consumption
has dropped from the all-tame
high of 115.4 balhon gallons set in
1978 to an estimated 100 billion
gallons thui year.
The Irvine Company. the
largest land developt'r m Orange
County. entered a boat dubtx•d.
"How The West Was Won "
The winners, honored at the
Balboa Bay Club following thl•
two-hour festival, wert•:
MAYOR s CHOICE Shtp Hou~e Wolloam Grundy
COMMODORES TROPHY (dt'COroilton1
"lnt90111y . Don Liechty
DEEP SIX AWARD t oJecor4il oont
Argus Sea Scovl5
BIG TOOT AWARD 1~011no 1 Fasc1na11on Jack HMtor
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Pnogbound. Brent W•hlberg end Dick
Plavon
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bo&tl SS M•c;llogen, · Alexender Oale.
DIRTY OLD MANIFOLD (oldell boatl
Argus." Sea Scouts
GRANO ANCIENT MARINER (one ol a
kond) ·Sereno.' Merk And1<son
BILGV BINNACLE (cleulc yacnt).
'Electra.· Eric Tllorsen DRIPPY STUFFING 80)( tworl! boet)
Oll1c1111 Paul ano Dick Moch91czytc
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Company COMMERCIAL COSTUME Animal
Crac~ers
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executive who seeks an all-worsted he can
wear almost year-rou nd. h 's tailored on our
uim 2-button Brooksgatc model, and is an
excellent value considering the quality and
versatility. Navy o r grey sol ids or with pin
stripes. Coat, vest and trousers. $250
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f i r t a I b u 111 s n1 " s 11 ?
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Cro s. Pa1<e 86. THI COAST AND THI· COUNTY
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Where the 'characters ' were
NunJber s
ganJe b egins
HOW THE TUBE TUMBLES: One of our regional
television stations sponsored a poll just the other day and
promptly announced tha t Gov. Jerry Brown is now leading
Mayor Pete Wilson in the race for the U.S . Senate. Alread y
we're in the polling palave r.
This particular sampling, the TV people alleged, was a
reversal of the earlier order of things. Democrat Brown
supposedly trailed Wilson
' ~ as late as July. Hut n o
· -" ~ longer.
. . ,,...._, Figures on this sample
~"'A said that now, 42 percent TOM MURPH I NI ~ ~ ; would ballot for Brown; 34
--------.....;.'..i;-"'-11--:..-percent for Wilson while
18 percent re m ain firmly astride the top of the fe nce.
This is hardly Vl'r y conclusive of anything. One
Candidate who JUSI got bad news from latest politic.al polling.
Orange County paper trumpeted the news as saying Brown
is thus leading Wilson "in 4 Southland Counties."
ALAS, THIS ISN'T QUITE correct unless you take all
four counties and add them together to get the poll results.
The poll actually showed the GOP standard bearer has
Brown down 50 to 27 in Orange County. This sounds more
like it.
Also, Brown trailed W ilson in Riverside and San
Bernardino counties. And while the figure wasn't given, it
probably means Brown was holding his bulge mainly in
Los Angeles County.
Well, you couldn't e xpect a candidate from San Diego
to have enormous appeal in Los Angeles County, where
they generally consider politicians from our border city as
kind of backwoodsv.
Wilson. however. has recently been pounding about
the p recincts in Orange County, lambasting Brown for his
appointme nt o f o n e Edison M iller to our Board of
Supervisors. Miller was controversial as a prisoner of war
in Vietnam. He lost the seat in the next election.
YOU MIGHT SUSPECT that Mayor Pete shouldn't be
wasting a lot of his Republican breath in Orange County if
he has the precincts pre tty w ell locked up here. He should
find other Brown a ppoin tees that were unpopular in other
counties and gu lambaste' them.
Both sides, o f course, have differing analyses of what
this latest poll sampling means.
· Gov. Brown envisions the poll as a signal that his
senatorial campaign has turned the com er and will now
charge full steam ahead for victor y in November. He says
the people now understand how botched up Wilson is in his
position on Social Security.
Wilson's lorc:es. on the othl·r hand. s uggest this Jatest
poll is flawed on two points: (1) it was taken too early and
(2) it's wrong. Their own poll shows Wilson ahead of
Brown by 6 to 8 percentage points. The TV poll, they
suggest, was taken too early over a scattered area and
didn't even touch Wilson's home county.
Additionally, the Wilson people say that Brown might
have shown some teeny gains because he's scattered some
$700,000 about in television commercials.
ON THE OTHER HAND, Wilson hasn't even la411ched
his major TV carnpaign, which gets under way Aug. 30.
This will turn the tide, the Wilson campaigners declare.
Unless, you suppose, Brown has another $700,0 he
can ante up.
It seems like a rather melancholy · ce if this
whole U.S. Senate election gets settled over the boob tube.
Students to hear
nJobility i ssue
Orange County Transportation
Commission m e mbc>r James
Roosevelt 1s embarking on a
one-man erforl to make students
at 100 h igh schools aware o f
county transportation 1s...,ues
Roosevelt, of Newporl Beach,
the eldest son of Pres ident
Franklin Delano Roosevelt and a
forme r con gressman , sa id ,
"Young people have the largest
stake ir 1 ' •Hons to nssurt;>
future m
That et
letter 11e
Oranae '
which
pennbel
as rr .... •e in a
.nclµ··:s of all
hig:• 11e.,vola In
1•ll 11 itee1.1"\g
·1cidrefl~ 1t1· ,r ,1ts.
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"I believe that high school
s tudents . re prese nting
tomorrow's work force, can and
should be made aware of our
transportation problems and
what they face down the road If
we do no t speed up the
transportation projec t
Implem entation process,"
Roosevelt said in the letter.
Roosevelt was appointed to the
transportation comm ission about
one year ago.
The commission, formed in
1976, determines how 1tate and
federal tranapottation funda
allocated to Orange County are
spent.
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BAR AND GRILLE Dis tinctive ins ignia fronts thC'
"M<'fl:('d(•s'" t•ntry of car agency ow ner J im Slcmons in
S unday's l'd1wm of thf' annu<1I Newport Harbor Characte r
Boat Parndl•
ON THE BEACH -Spectators found vantage points all
around Nt'wport Harbor to watch the seaborne silliness. This
crowd was clus tered on a public dock on Balboa Peninsula,
BALLOON BOAT -Sinaisaa ,for attention were tbeee uvtni
"telegrams" of the Animil CNcken orpniatlon. Thelr boat
wH festooned with colorful balloons and coetumet ranged
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c:ame ras <1t tht• n •adv and w ith h ands waving and fee tf:(\.
dangling as thl ·•kids. of all ;ig(·s·· va nvusly celebra ted the-·' h
la test lunac~· of the trad1t1onal water ('SC'Apade ',·;....·~
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.. wr Or1no• Oo11t OAIL v PILOT /Monday, Augu1t 23, 1982
The judge's a beauty
• •• but don't let those looks deceive you
8y ELLEN PORATH personallty of Ill occ upant
•11tttrtM "'-wrttef urganlz.oo, c..'Onunitted to carH>r and
MADISON. Wil Angelu &rtt•ll f1tm1ly, with fluhN of wry humor
WH planning a care~r 1n music Law booka and legal award•
f<1~catlon in 1964 the year she dominate the room, but a monta(le of
oecame Miu Wlaconsln. family photograph• occupies a
But when her tenn was over, she prominent spot on one wall and large
turned down a mus!c acholanth1p to photos of her children dot the
Northwestern University and went on windowsill. A worn pair of running
to the University of Wisconsin to shoes sits on a closet shelf. not far
1tudy psychology. She decided on a from a retired bailiff's gill -a beer
le&al career aft.er meeting her future mug emblazoned with the words,
husband, a law student. "magna cum lager." Paintings by her
Today, the 36-year-old Ms. Bartell mother, musician and artist Marie
is the first woman to serve as a chief Baldi, decorate the walls.
judge ln Wiaconsin. "I'm optimistic that there's a way to
"If someone had asked me to accomplish whatever I want to
predict 10 or 15 years ago what I'd be aa:ompUsh," she said.
doing today, I'd be nowhere near it," Bartell's husband, Jeffrey, ls a
&rt.ell says. lawyer. They have five children.
Her appointment to Wisconsin's ranging in aJ{e from 2 to 10.
m~t overloaded judicial distti~t -"Everyone has to pull for the group ~hich begd~ t~f~ wts~k -conunues good," she said. "No one bends the
,.er recor u1 irs . family for his own purposes."
Named to the bench four years ago, The three oldest children help with
Bartell was first in her class at the the c hores. And when a family
University of Wisconsin Law School emergency occurs. Jeffrey and Angela
tn 1971. She was the first woman to Bartell are equally likely to rearrange
serve as a law clerk to U.S. District their schedules if their full-time baby
Judge James Doyle Sr. And she sitter needs help.
became Dane County's second female "We have, of necessity and
judge in 1978. preference, approached the problem
AP Wlrephoto
In her new position, she will be with who can best handle the
responsible for court administration in situation today," she said. "We each
the 5th Judicial District -a district of do our share, as we're able to do it."
19 judges in Dane, Rock and Green Her husband, she said, has always,
counties. It is one of 10 Wisconsin been "extremely supportivt: ·and
judicial districts, and with state encouraging."
government centered in Madison, "He's ·never interposed any feelings
certainly one of the busiest. of his that I should be doing anything
LA YING DOWN THE LAW -Judge Angela Bartell, a former Mis.5
Wisconsin, is the first woman to head a judicial district in the state.
~udicial resources are definitely but what 1 wanted in my career," she
limited," she said in an interview in ·d • w • al bo h '---h
"It's the same at the office."
As chief judge. Bartell will be in
charge of tht: court's budget and the
assignme1.t of judges. Parties in legal
proceedings will complain to her.
Other judges ~ill come to her for
advice. She will serve as ha1son
between the court and county and
state governments. her Madison office. "We have the sai · ' eve ways t U<:'t'n t e second best helper to the other. greatest pressures now to use those "What 1 do at home is what I have
resources." to do well, what I want to do well and
"Their input is extremely important
if the output of the chief judge is to be
accepted," she said. Bartell's office reflects the what I expect to do well," she said.
H eckath orne-Underwood
Kathryn Ann Underwood and Robin S .
Heckathorne will establish a home in Austin, Tex.
following a wt.-dding trip to Monterey and Lake
Tahoe.
They were married Aug. 21 in Lutheran
Church of the Master, Corona del Mar. Their
patents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Underwood of
Coron a del Mar and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Heckathome of ~idland, Tex.
OCC offers courses
designed for parents
Three Orange Coast College courses, designed
for parents and their infants or older children, will
be offered this fall at the Costa Mesa campus.
Classes, offered by the college's Early
Childhood Education department, begin Sept. 7.
Parents bring their children -newborn
through 5 years of age -to class where they can
interact with other youngsters in a supervised
setting. There are three classes, divided by age.
A workshop for parents of children from
newborn to 10 months meets Saturday mornings
starting at 9:30. Sessions for parents of children 11
to 17 months meets Fridays and Saturdays st.a.rting
at 9:30 a.m.
Sections for children up to 5 meet Tuesdays
and Saturdays at 9 a.m. All classes are two hours.
Registration for fall class is under way and runs
·t~ugh Sept. 10 at the college admissions office.
For re~tration information, call 556-5772.
ROY G. GRA VESEN, M.D.
VC>l'IMrly DI_._ S.1 • MarilAI Theropy Clint<', llCI Med1<.al l"•n~r
ia pleued to announce the opening of the
SEXUAL'MEDICINE AND THERAPY
CENTER OF ORANGE COUNTY
1pecializin4 in the t.reat.ment of SeauaJ &. Relationship
D1torden of lndividual11 and Couples
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Oran1e
(714) 835-2677
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Pagnan elli-Hombs
Karin G . Hombs and Christopher J. Pagnanelli
repeated their wedding vows Aug 14 in Our Lady
of Mt. Carmel, Newport Beach.
Afterwards they left for a wedding tnp to
Lake Tahoe. They plan to reside in Orange.
Parents of the newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs.
James F. Meyers and Mr. and Mrs. Laurie
Pagnanelli, all of Huntington Beach.
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were married Aug. 14 in St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Newport Beach. ,
Parents of the newlyweds are Mr. and Mts.
Neil Campbell of Westminster, and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Armstrong of San Marino.
After a wedding trip to Yosemite t~e
newlyweds will reside in Cost.a Mesa. ·
Wright-Phillips
An Aug.7 wedding ceremony in St. Mark's
Episcopal Church. Dalton, Ga. united in marria~e
EllZabeth Phillips and Lt. ,Jg Donald R. Wright,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Wright of Costa
Mesa.
After a wedding trip in Alabama and Florida
along the Gulf Coast, the newlyweds will establish
residence in Traverse City, Mich.
The bride's parents are Dr. Glen D. Phillips of
Pomona and Mrs. Kathryn Brock Phillips ol
Calhoun, Ga.
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Ba)Jy boom
voters' b'oom now
By IU.NDOLPH E. SCHMID
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WASfflNGTON -A record 169 mllUon
Americana will be old enouah to vote in November.
with women making up more than hall the elliible
voters, t.M CeNUa .Bureau aaya. .
The votina aee population, which 1kyrocket.ed
over the lat two decades u the poetwar beby boom
gen eratlbh came of age, has increased 5
rnil1ion lftlCe 1980, the bureau reporta.
Ovet \he last 10 yean, the number of potential
voters hu grown by 28.6 mllllon, the bureau noted.
But thi.a rete ol growth I.a likely to slow ln coming
years, reflecting a decline in the birthrate that
began in the 1960s.
Although there will be more Americans than
ever over the age of 18 in the fall, the bureau saio
election turnout usually declines in non-presidential
election yeara.
ln 1978, for example, only 34.5 percent of thoee
eligible went to the polls, the lowest voting
percentage since 1942. By contrast, the 1980
presidential election drew 47.5 percent of eligible
voters.
According to the new bureau study. the rapid
growth in the number of young voters has lowered
the median age of the voting age population from
42 to 40, with 20 percent under 25 years of age.
Of the total, women comprise 52.4 percent of
potential voters in the United St.ates, outnumbering
men by eight mtllion. Five percent of the women
are 65 and over.
Women of votlng age outnumber men in every
state except Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada and Wyoming,
the bureau added.
Blacks make up 10.5 percent of the electorate,
with the highest percentage in the District of
Columbia where they make up two-thirds of those
old enough to vote.
Other states with large percentages of voting
age blacks are Mississippi, 31 percent; South
Carolina and Louisiana, 27 percent; Georgia, 24
percent; Alabama, 23 percent; Maryland, 21
percent; and North Carolina, 20 percent.
New York State has the most blacks, with 1.6
million. California, Texas and Illinois also have
more than one million black voters.
Hegeman-Uniack
UCI graduate Mary Ahce Umack and Bruce
Hegemann were married in Los Angeles and are
now residing In Champaign. Ill. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Uni.ack are her parents and his parents are
the William Hegemanns of Havertown, Pa.
The newlyweds traveled to Canada for their
honeymoon.
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Lgc L.R., 2 bocit 1llpt $1.000,000
Remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath + lMJg rtoe. rm.
be1tm ceilln,gs, fumtBhed, pet.le. $420,000.
LllDA ISLE IAYFllOIT
Lagoon view from 6 bdnn, 5 bath, pl11yrnom,
dark nn, den Boat slip. Now Sl.000,000.
IAYSIDE PLACE
Spectacular bayfront dplx 2 br, 2 ba up, 2 br.
2 ba dn. 2 boat 1paces. Reducro Sl.500.000
OOllOllDO Cl YS
C.Oronado Island cust. bay(ront Jot. 115' boat
dock. Plans avail. Now $370,000 w /t.crm.s.
ILUFFS COIDO
Sinsle story end unit, expanded 3 br, 3 ba on
large.t greenbelt. $250.000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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white lh•y latt (71 41 0 0 0 By 0 w n II I 1111 II'\ ftlorl ,, .. , bt .. k oc RENTALS 7ll0-3314 1950 10 11200 BIG l,A~ON.aha?.: & lrg 1 ... z ... s ... port. ttlC yd. hu
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1 Wiik offering only tell at 10 X orou Call pallO, Ulll pd S300 C&ll Lj '\1/s,._ QAfdan.,, In great c:ond 1142·6<>73 •••"-' .. EL£8AMC£ $149,999 2 bOrm, 1~. 164 &llllJ tP1111 onlyj ~RENlALS 7&0·3314 I 'l~'4'-:"'1" Only HHl mo to Qual IHI} 1141
Oree11 you the moment balh, e)213)3'14·5922 £.11 f•t l•/1 ZZOOI" Br I !• ~I crp~'2··~rpt, r.~)' t•~n~ BR TOWNHOME lllMLn ... BJIU ••••·.:.::,·,·,·UTlll•••••••••••
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late 3 bdrm. 2 ba Tunle IELl!YE IT .. FINEST VIEW 1176-5068 ----~ pool, •P•. grHnbal1 & APAllTllllTI 1 & 2 Bt. DI.count on
Rock ~Ughland• o.,oen I IN RANCHO CAI.IF I OC·RENTALS I e1oe4 10 FHh ltl Only Baaulllully landtGaped -model•. Pool. Spa. ~lome Formal 1t111ng and OR IOT 11 IV• ••l•IH Aea<ly to 1·5br'• 1200 10 12000 1 I S 1105/mo. tmmo<I evall. g&•dtn 1plt Pool & Spa. G Y m • 8 a u n a • •I c
dining rmt bceptlontl 11'1 easy to own• horne bulld On paved road 2 760·3314 open 7•day1 't523CAlitP'15Da·lllVU'E I we ht¥1 many more 11 Covered parking . No _e_4&-ot __ 1_9.__,. ___ _
p11lor11 VIEW. Oul1tan· In Newport Beachl ONLY mile• lrom oenter. From graa1 prlcea. 1'1to w/ pets Deluxe poolaldo xlra large
ding 11ndtceptn11 & patio $25,000 down and Ill· $80.000 'ov. down -Rl!NT TO OWN. New 2Br Woodbridge-on tho l•k• I tuasa opt1on1 to pur· Bach $415 2br, 2 ba, bl1nt, dltWtlr. 8rtH Ona ol lh1 U1t1 1uma $75,000 30 yr OW(.; al 12% 762-21150 2',<,t>a, condo Call Fitch. Executl¥a 3 bd. 2 'A ba ch&M Ctll tod1y FRED 1 Br. $470 l 'A mllM beach. No P91-.
locltlOnt tt•P• lo lhe loen Sellet 11 1textbl1. Owner/Agl 9e4-tt7l Many Extratl 11400/mo 1 TENORE 631-121111 or 2250 Venguatd $500/mo. 53M382
pool and 1p1 12gg,ooo mollVatCKS and w111 e1rry ., I D 3 Br 2 ba on ·~ 6Cfe w/3 1 1 a a I a 5 5 2 • 0 6 4 9 . I 760-8702, -agl 540-011211 or &.e2-4905 2 Br 1 Sa .. lnul .. trom
btl1nc1 A apaclou1 28R ,.oa•I• •, fl•tl, I car' gar pklt gueat hOU· 561·2103 or 987-8857 I "' condo with community lf11•1t ZfOO See 2630 Santa Ana OC-RENTALS Spa<:lOU• 2 er I Ba. '425. ocean, newly painted.
p001 and apa $ 121 500 •• •••••••••••• •••••••• ~O NOT DISTURB TE 2Br/dbl gar Oo.od aria 1·5br s $200 to 12000 3 8 r 1 ·.-. 8 a S4 7 5 $485/mo 720-0844 or 1'4-lZll ''•ahareMammorheondo, NANTS 11200 mo. $695. Avail S1p1 27th 750-3314 open7-da)'11 Laundry lac , pool 720-4801 walk 10 1111•. Mountain 851-6226 COiiect 7141272·0097 IEASTBLUFF 38r, 2ba 545.g556 12-7PM. , _________ _
back Bell project In 1 BR Otangetree condo, Avail Now $1100/mo Ftraplace, poor. dlth· \~~;,:~~· =:.r~'°C.=: ~ Mammoth Prol decor 2 BR. nr SC Plia Condo• by the lak.•. pool, tennis, 640·9019,831-0838 wU/181', pvt patio X LG qulel 14110 mo. Oala-
•-955-2236 mtg Pool, Jae. lull MC. ear· A11t 9/7 $460 875-9229 Garden 2 Br SS80 ware PlMa, 8'2··8807 • l)ort. Luit unit. urHI Loe. Park Lido Condo, 3 Br 2 557 284 !~~~~~~~~~ UH lllllOWMllD No Peta $550 ~· 11 135' Exec 3rm, wlpOOl tpo Ba lrplc, dlhwlh. lndry --·--1-----ll / Su c1 .... ,, 1011 Hamlltalr Lako Front I u 11111 y 5 5 8 . I 8 2 6 ·] lg kllch,,,, lrwy $470 rm, 3 carports, patio •• , .,, .. "'5"3C~ .. llO•,"-·l',.'l"'E •••••••••••••••••••••• REDUCED $80,000 lo 775·2580 OC·RENTALS 750·3314 1795 851-9522 ••~ B•tHat 3141 ., ' ""'rv ua "",. IUPEll Tll SMELTEll $595.ooo. Owner fin •~1.1 -=-.a •••••••••••••••••••••• ------·---· / 1 4 . 8 4 8 . 3 2 7 8 0 r MOHL DtlUll llOME TURTLEROCK EXEC .. 2 ILeaae or lease option lar-Bachelor Condo. Stag• to f!l..".~~.~!!.f.t •• J.~~ FOil llYESTOlllll 714.337.3535 Agl Decorator perfect. ape-'J malra, den 2•;1, ba, more. ge 4 Br canal tron1. F&IULY lPTI sand. Fireplace. /W,
San Ctemente pride ol -ciou• 2 bdrm, 2'hba, n-$1360/mo 851·9350 yaarty, avall (,. 1, eommty Boeutllul gerden apta. refrlg $365, 1 yr lse,
E.E••LI IAY ownership, modern Spa-• J ,. / / Cape Cod Pool, Jae. rec.
12
Br 2'1> Ba. garage. lrplc, pools & tennis, walk to Pallos/dec:ka. Heet paid. 21315112·3171 al1 8.
"" ntah sryle 4 unit apt "'' .,, I I ar.,a, Piii pallo, balcony. commty paol, $T50lmo beach, $1300/mo tamlly ~~,,:''' 2 children we!-I.•••••"''' JUI Oce~~~l:sw~N~!r~. 4 house wllh ocean-holls & • •• ~~~~~!'I.~••• •• Y.~~ I wino cellar & ige garage Broklf 851·8800 845-3370 atl 5 wkdys 2 Br 2 Ba S56S ••'••••••••••••• .. ••••
I golf course ¥lew C.iose Or 118 o 1 La una Sen Oecoratc-r wall paper. 1 398 W Wiison 631-55"" toUIPlltlT
ba, kit w/conven enc91• 10 e¥erylhlng, Ol\ly 3 B 3 P S SgK S70K draper•H and more I.••••• J.1d 3Z41 C••'••l•I••• °" lam rm, lge garden, PD· years old & shows like 4 ' be " O ' s 1 o 5 o t mo c a 1 I ••'••••••••••••••••••• • Large 2 Br 1 Ba. with Moat flleOanl apt. bldO. tlo, formal din rm, lge 1111 NEW• N w owner could • q u 1 t Y 8 5 5 -0 5 I 7 I EMERALD BAY 3 Br 2 011/1111111ild 34ZS 1 d In Laguna Beach, llnelt rm Outel cul-de-uc e 544-2170 5"8•2239. 10 30 10 5 30 Be lrplc brick pallo w1111 •••••••••••••••••••••• garage. d/w, aun ry rm location In town, bt'eattl-occupy 3 bdrm · 2 bath pm · Lux 2Br 2Ba S C n1aza S•95 raking •-·-all built 1n1 1812.000 By owner city & ocean view apt 11 I spa S 1 5 0 0 2 1 3 I • • " • Also trg 2 Br t Be: $-t90 v........ • •
673-4411 ilppltcable &. rent 11111 R1at•l1 MESA VERDE-38r. 2Ba, 876-2255. SV5u7.5AC. pooN I, atva11Sh9·1. AvaJI 9-1 646-6625 ~ueb~gtaeradge, 1plovoao1o'r'
3 f •• • ••• • • • • ••• ••• • • •••• $850 mo lit g 1st + sec mo o pe s, er '"' . Ro 111 lo S•lt H I S I other apartmenta or 13 Br 2 Be , ocean ¥u. ry or Donne 979-2390 Do • 1 3 LaaM only $850 & up.
II I •• ~~!!!..~~ .. ~! ....... Trade or lse opt 4Br 3ba Income. Seller will help HolllH far•l16td dep No coli/lg dogs. I $825/mo. Arch Baach I dys Brn. tavwaallllwolnth1Y2 8
1a'r .. gepa-330 c1111 Of. 49•·8083 ••••••;;••••••"'joz4 $469,000 S70K equity finance & SAVE buyer •••••••••••••••••••••• Avall 9-15 751·3642 Hg 111 Av 8 11 9 / 1
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ff!!~ ... !!! ........... f!.'!~.!!!! ...... J.~~1 855-0517. 544-2170 thouiands or dolleral l•IHI lll111d '106 Loaded 3rm w/troptcal 633-92i2 all 3PM. Garden Grove New 2 BR 110, In quiet area, large /Ii ·ao I J.1ei 3111 •• MlllE FOil llLE OOO REDUCED selling price •••••••••••••••••••••• patio cozy kitchen 5325 l't. ba. patio. gar, $550 & pool $875. 645-3381 or ,!.'!~•!••••••••••••••• 1Z ll~ llllllllLE $198 ol $296,000 00 Is way Oceanfront winter rental OC·R.ENTALS 750_3314 IOCEAN AND WHITE $100 dep. No pall. 675-5949. NO FEE' Apt & Condo
' 3 bdrm, 2 ba. aeperale ••EASY 1ERMS•• BELOW current replace-2 br, 1 ba. compt. relur· WATER VIEW 3 eun-Craig. 545-1370. GO , __ P_l_N_E_B-LU_F_F_A_P_T_S __ rentals Villa Renrals FllAIGlll dining, covered patio. Wood/glass. Views, 3br, menr costlll Principe ls blahed Garage. washer/ Spac 3Br. 2Ba townhou-decks. 3 bdrm, 2''> ba, 2 I 1 Br wllh Iott. & 2 Br. 2 675-A9 l2 Broker
Ju1t In Ume for summer, PonderoH St (Harbor 2ba. Smalt bul ctassyl ONL Vitt Call owner 111 d r ya r U t t I Pa Id se, lrple. micro. 2 car gar I lrpc's $1125 Mo plus 3 br. 2 ba delu>1e iondo. Ba Child ok. on the
lhll lovely pool homa and Baker). $135.000 497-23221497-5487 (7 t41 9!17·3970 e to 5 w/Oj)nr S760/mo Avail sec Avail now Lrg. patio, pool tpa, BIUlll, patio. view, frple, ,,. IESERYE m ~ngatu~a1!,:i:r~~~'.":.~ 1 ____ 9_63_-0_3_6..,..3___,::---I • 642 O l lB cail us 10, YEARL y 0~ Sept 1 548·3278 496-0554. 531· 1 t88 ~~~~ ~~ ~~~~9~.~~S:: encl gar , gas stove. dis-NE w gated 20 Town-
d 95•..-FINANCING f!l.~~-~Jl!.!L.!.~~~ • WINTER runlets Aegtr Easts1de house 3 br. 2 t>a, HARBOR OCEAN FRONT . hwaatle<. tpa, lndry rm home VILLAGE COM· paint. near parkt an AVAILA8LEI p 675 4000 3200 It LUXURY 2 BR 2'.lt l>a, S600/mo MUNITY 2 & 3 Br 2''> tchools Olla red at VILLE DE CERISE SH Jt1H roperties • J 2 car gar Nu lu• nm on blU Nwpl Terrace condo SPMC 631·6107 Be 1800-1800 sq ti of si39•900 54~1151 ~~;u~a~~9~~n:~[:5~ BEAUTIFUL I C••illr•ao 1011 L••t11H B .. ci 3148 S500 mo 548-3561 ~~?, d':tn~u g~rha~b:;· Pool. etc. lplc, patio pure lu>1ury Garages,
~HERITAGE Bdrm home or rental OLD WORLD ••••~·••••••••••••• •• ··'••••••••••••••••••• E's1de 3 Br 2ba, lam rm. • . ' Kids OK Ou1ell 5895 mo N-2 Br 2 Ba No pets. spas on every home •
with yard, patio and TOWNHOMES $600 mo. peyment lor •i Emerald Bey pvl t>each uvlng rm. sep dining rm ~~~~;;•y, ~;~n7~:pa 837-2686 Avall epprox Sept Isl master surte. dining
REALTORS good locallon near bell-by Howard Mark Co 2Br 28acondo 9'·W.VA POOi$ tennis courts. Drive by 2567 Elden mo • · ---------$450 760 -1418 or rooms. wood burning
chas & pools. 1129,900. from Sl59,000 loan. as11rng $9'4.500 ocean vlew 3 Bdrm, 3ba $900. 642-2191 •Ocean view 2 Br 2 Ba. 1'ort•iOt1lll 548-8875 I.replaces. micro·wa¥e
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644-7020 495·3244 760·0297 8111-335o & g u 9 5 1 11 0 u 9 e · B 2 a !800 s I .. steps to beach, N1ca 2Bdrm 2 be ••ost ovens. prrvall p1111os & S 1800/mo wlfoter r8nlal 3 ' " a. near new., $1100/mo. Darrell. Rel Fo1alll1H 35ZS v "' LlllO llUL HTATl ., B a. 1069 $•al• An• 1010 or $2200/mo yrly fenc yord, trees, 2168 Max 759•1221 •••••••••••••••••••••• utll pd yards.gardener prov•· ----------•~.'!!r.!! .. !!f!' •••.•••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 7 l41759·0047 Miller $750 840-5010 I rBLUFFS 2 BR. 2 BA . TH $525/mo 548-0477 ded Eleganr llvrng only
at 8WY. on rhl1 4 bdrm
home on eul side ot
Colla Mesa with pool.
spa and many othe r
amenities. $110,000 In
usumablo loans On a
eul·d•-sac tool o w e .
Reduced to It 59,900.
Call 979-6370
,., ,,; v.11 ... 1034 OCUI YIEW G bel I F I 15 minutes from Fashion • .!'.9:'! ••• '!•••••"'••••••• TERRIFIC HOME JUST LISTED 2 br. 2 ba. view, pvt streel. Large 4 bdrm. 2 be, lamlly I rteel n dbtl nr poAod llrp NEW BREED APTS Island 7 minutes ro S.C
INVESTORS home. llv rm. llrepluce, I Redec 3 br 2 b8 2 lrpl ·pa 0 • gar u s • IBR & LOFT Frplc r~ Prof decoraled, warm 3 2 bdrm 1 bath nome ln gored comm Lovely de-v N p 1 I ed $950 · ~ P•aza or 0 C Attport $5000 down and $200 Br L R . DR. FR . brg presttglous North Santa cor Non smoker No biHn eloct kltch, lamtly SI 150 mo 1422 Terraoe 6 ° es. ~m • 1 -room. pool. Jacuzzi, gas Just east ol Newporr
per mo negative easn kltch., high 1J11am cat· Ana Large tol, room I<>< pa 1 s S I 3 0 0 mo rm attached to ~ cat ga-Way 760•8376 c mo Jor conger (easa & water peld No pell. Bl¥d & so of San Diego
flow tor a 38R lb• tgl tings, lrplc. plus e trg AV Owner wrll carry Isl 497 3230 rage ~enced Yd wllh 64~1~o~ 8~4~153~1) 393 Hamilton, C.M F, w y S 9 O O I mo
lamlly delatchad home. manicured yard w/a 3 TD with $25 000 down -patro Water & gardener L•'l.•H lli'l.HI 3252 -or • 6.e5·4411 631.5439 2473 Orange
Call Rich Ownrtagt car gar A real value at Close to parll & school & ~'."!r.!!.~~ff'. .• J.J.~?I ir.cf'd at $825 mo S400 •• ••••••• ........... Westside SPARKLING A•1e Cossa Mesa
964-6171 $375,000 and you own shopping $ 131,500 I LIOO ISLE 3 bdrm. t'dm S8c. Pat 011 approval Niguel Shores pvt comm A•1rl•t1Jll F11r•idH CLEAN & SPACIOUS 1 &
tho land. Patrlelr lenore, 4 B S 700 Drive by 3094 Vtillows· 4 br & ramify 2 ba ·'•••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br Newly redac. crpta. Buldfl•IJ 631_1266 tm, 8 I mo tone 1011 PaularlnoJ atrium. 3 car ger Pvl B•lio• d d h &
J.ati 1040 lldm OCEANFRONT 2 bdrm. 957-0701 Agt by appt beach & rac center l111i•HI• 3101 1:~:e. 'v~:;,/~~ce~e;; \' ( : 'I l / !l I~',,
PARK NEWPORT
APARTMENTS
. it r.1 ', I\ ·•~\.[ <.,' ¥£ NTS ••••••••••••••• ••••••• 1 ea $ 7 o O mo B ti I LrQ e3'ec, 2·s1y home nr, S 1250i mo 759• 1"65 • • • •••• • •••••• • ••• •• •• breezes. no Pet s .
CLOSE TO OCEAI Grundy, Rltr , 675-6161 <:,o Coast Plaza 4 Br 2'> Lrg yrly hall blk ro beh 1 $385-$476 642·0684 & COUNTRY CLUB LIVIN~
No money down. no 1 __ --Ba avail 91 1 $795 Mi11io11 Vi1lo 3261 br. gar, S625. 1 rm & ba 552-9723
38r, 28•. dbl car garage. qualifying • own your Brand New Homa11 & lido Realty OCEANF$R805NOT dup$17e5xo. B1omg1e11 Riiy 760-93551 •••••••••··"··•••••••• S32h. lndry, tst, last. pl
IN NEWPORT BEACH
A roral envlronmenl
apartment community on
the Upper Bay Private
clubt1ouse and health
spa. 8 1enn1s courts. 7
pools, close 10 bu11ness,
airport, F'eshron Island
Con¥entent shop s on
sne Unfurnished bache-
lors. t & 2 bdrm apts and
townhouses
2 pa11oa. ftagstone lrplc, home on our unique Winter up. HOME FOR RENT dep no pets 873-9327 Eastslde, Lrg. brighl 2 br.
owner-custom bl! home. shared anpreclatlon fl. Condos. no money down 673-7JOO down. 2 Br 2 Ba. lrpl. Easrslde clean Older 2 Br 3 Bdrm g 4 Bdrm $695 ---------l'lt ba patio. avail. 911
S 127 .OOO. Owner will " 5 while rhey last (7 14) gar 640-4 tit 1 Ba house $525/mo to seoo Fenceo yards & C ., 3124 1 S550 640--0997
cerry let loen. ~~~;~~~Hu";;',e;~~.3 i 54iiii&-i 9i5i2i2i Aigitiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH COTIAGE No pels 548-6680 garagu Kids & pets .!!!~.!'!!!~••••••••••• LUXURY COIDOS ll•J ••Car41e, ""'· 8R 2'1ba. 1600 10 2100 2Br Iba. blk 10 1>each LANDLORDSI AE.ALTORS welcome 5'45·2000 $440/uUls pd. 1 br, UPI· Ml·ll21 sq 11 Payments run ILIFFS llllllll avail Sept t S650 winter Fasi tree renanr prov1-Agent. no lee terrs. close to beach. lots I W .. te Se. Ost Plata ~~~~~~~~~~I $l200 10 t600 per mo. You own the land 2.000 2 Br 1 Ba. lrg lot. Contact S7'i0 yrlv u111 pd ders BEST Really ol wndwa. b11u1 sun-Frplc, elegant French
:: Call Geo Brooks at sq f1. 3Br, lam rm 2·.~ Elsa. egt 75l-3l9• 645-8943 539-6194 N•w rllt•'"" 3269 Mts.Sept.10.6.e2·5027 windows, AC, In home
7 l •/891 5556 Ba. wtde Greenbelt near 1 662-24 I 1 " . .., •• I aecurlly. 2Br 28a, 18r PIYlllli RHT'n?
HAVE GOOD
INCOME???
• · I OCU•FllOIT/PHlll. STUDENTS UNITE Party ····"; ................ IHHli•il•• pool. Far below market falll'• 1090 h • B b d "'"'"""'r1 Sn~as 3 Br 2,. 1Ba & llUdlOs. * * * $2•5 000 Wiii •--·-2 atory. 4 Br, 2'·> bath•, 58 • r aaic ecor • "v-.-v ~ v ' •-... 3140 !Br & studio Incl Wshr/ ~ · ,......., 00-1 •••• •••••• • •••••• • •••• a I b I d d I l Ba 2 bfocks to beech -• LOW DOWN $129,500 rlon. Bkr 844-6368 I lfW COllOS I dlnmg rm. giant Screen epp 9• •Q nc yar • 8 ' • •••••••••••••••••••••• dryr, alto Includes pvt
S540 • 11000
Several bacnelors and I
Bdrm units feature lrne
designer lurnrlure and
accessories Move 1n to·
day or reserve tor sum·
mer mon1ns Smartly
lurnoshed models open
daily
Assume (f'r8dd•e Mac> 4 TV, hOl lub. mod lutcl't 2 mo n 11 Y BEST fee close to school & tennis Ou tel Junior~ & 1 Br club wllennla courta,
Br 2 Ba trple 19811 2 Bdrm 2'~ba , tow car encl parkrng Avaot 539-6190 962-8683 From S375 Pool, r ec gym, pools. j acuu ls, SHORT ON
DOWN
PAYMENT???
Bushard St Brk/Own SELL OR TRADE down IO'r,.,, linan avail Sept •l:i 57:,.7550 CO!lla Mesa Charm111 Westcllll 3 Br. den. olllce. rm • sauna. enclsd ga· saunas. beautllully deco·
"All.Oii Rl"tr c9:~_16A171c,h Owner/Agt I 2' B 2 d rage 17301 K~lson oH t d lbh & h 642-7H3 ~ .,.. Eleganr Home 4Br com-crprd 2 Br 4 lamlly ) a car gar, gar e--Slater. 842_7845 ra a c sa muc
Prlmerea1denllatlot.Aa-plete ¥•ew galed'com-1 home Songles lrne 100 ner. no peu $1050 more From $450 mo. s as ouaun
Gracloua 4 Bdrm trl-
Wlth our Investor, five & level Pvt spa Contamp decor Asking $319,000 -gain appreciation In make olr Bkr 848-0709
fantutlc 3 Br. 3 Ba. new •----------
condo, noxl to all shoo-3 Bdrm & single monthly
ping. No down payment renl Step• 10 beach
minimum caah ne~ded 2 1 3 / 2 8 5 -3 5 O 7 &
f<>< closing cott. Phon41 2131360-5465. wkdys
PAYING TAXES???
631-5055, 6.e2-2000. 2131617 -3585
WH 2 Ill TWllSE
with 2'n batha. 2 car encl
gar & yard. 15000 down
and pymt aasls1ed prog·
rem Call Rick. Owner/
Aql. 964-8171
OCHI VIEW
2 Bdrm, 2 ba. condo. Full
amanltlaa and sec. gate
No qualifying with $6000
down 10 75"1. loan
program a¥allable Call
Rich Owner/Agl
964-8171
... PEil •1.
$20,000 dwn for a 25"1.
lnllfesl In property wlt&JI
shelter benell!s. Owner
occupied or Investor's
position avail. Call Rich
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king $500,000 640-7685 Ot1"t1Hl E1t•le muntry .$'4500 /mo '~~dsl~~ suo M o¥e 1-637·1458 or 548-5026 ESTATE LIYlll ~~~~; .. ;;~g~ .. ~'~roSt.
Elaganl 3 Br & den, ... ,•••••••••••••••••• 760-8099 1 w *539_6194 * Harbor Ridge, mountain & Beaurllul park-like sur-(btwn Sunflowe r &
country sryle home M•bll• Hoa11 oceen,vlew. 3 Br 3 Ba roundlngs, Terraced McArthur)
French door a. bay Win· Fn $111 JI 00 a • .,,, Valar11id1H $475 3 Br 2 Ba duplex beaut If u II y d 0 n 8 ' POOi Sunken gas bbq, On Jamboree Rd at
San Joaqurn Hills Rd oows. hrdwood ttoora. 3 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••1 has crpts lhru-ou1. up-S2400tmo Avall now sparkling fountains.
total, 5•..-dwn Kint loea-palto. awning & ulll shed • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ... ••• •• ytrd. kids lrne :>m IN at 1 , rare dining area Walk-in lrple's. very lge lot owe 12,.50 Champion. carpart G1111ra/ JZOZ graded deco1 shady I By Owner 760-1977 Spacious rooms Sepa-
lion $179.900 Fee land 2 or 1 ba. hvrm. kllchen RENTALS BEST Others avail Bc'::.~:r;aea~ b~~ ~7~· closets. home llke kllch-
A¥allable now! 1 Br. car-Por1 pool & laundry No •••·1100
pets 1425/mo. 931 W Spac 3 Br 2 Ba tplc, gar
19th St 548-0492 beach 2 blks. S900 yrty By Owner 631-2134 partly furn Adutt park Vearly-Weekly-Winlet 'l, 539-6190 opnr · 640•9850 days en & cabinets Walk to ~~~110{~c~;~~n N~!et:, 1 3.J4 lBCdrOmlsS REALTY MAKE 11 YOURS $350 A 760-8398 eves Mr Begg' Hun1t1~~~-~.'!505 Spacious 2 Br 1 811 on No pets 645-1682
Eutlldo. near schools, 3'ti(j;m or de-n-.-2-b-e-th-
no pets S450 63 t-6155. Upper duple" Avall Sepl
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2 t 19 Tustin Ave. Costa wnole house, eel in kltch, Nr Bch 3rm w/bubbllng I 2 Bdrm·furn from $605
Mesa In back I PROP big lncd yard Kids pets spa, cozy kltch $400 2 Bdrm-Townttouse turn
l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil welcome Sm tee at QC-RENTALS 750-3314 from S675 I'" Ml .. l"EMEMT BEST cell 539-6190 N I Utllltl f t OWMH DESPERATE " • " CHARM Expanded 5 Br 0 pe 8 es ree Musi sell clean ""ouble 815·6173 NEAR BEACH 3 br 2 be 3 car garage HVH Ja· LA QUINTA HERMOSA u c;ondo gar pool tennis 16211 Perltslde l..n. t blk wide Cameron with at-I S900 mo 673•0672 · cuzzl. loaded wllrench w. 01 Beach, 3 blks s.
teched sunporch & car-HELP• ResponsJbl8 cple, l w indows. skyllghta. ol Edinger .. 847-5441
port localed in 5 Star 13 yr old boy cat & dog 2 Br 2be condo Cape $1600/mo 640-2523.
Greenleaf Park Asking need nous~ in 'Oldl Sertes ExeluSlve E'stde 833-2237 lllWMll J.1d 3111
only $34,500 submit your Hunllngion area H B Pool. prof lndscp·g. pvt •••""••••••••••••••••• rerms owner will carry (Wett 01 Adams. Sourh pat to. 2 ca r g a 1 ILUFFS UU OCEANFRONT -sharp
ol Beach Blvd) Approx $750/mo. 642-2137 or Townhouse 3 Br 2'1' Ba l 2BR.wln11f,nopo11,ga1
$800/mo rent or lease/ 494.4791 $950/mo 844-8138, I $650 mo 2131795-3018
option Reis. 536-9632 2 Br houM 1720 Orenge 850-1801 2Br. 1Ba. $550 mo 4Br.
Ave Pret sr citizen CITY LITTS/OCW YI 2811 $750 mo. Acrou
$450/mo 1nr1 gardener 2 mastlf bedrrn sullet. ltom bch Sept-June
Price Really 548-3209 decks, spa, ell extras, (213) B.eS-2232
Vary nice 3 Br 2 Ba ta-$795 mo 98•-3466 OCEANFRONT Cl11" 7-~ Br
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Lovely Eattalde 2Br Iba I/early 538-3800 2912 Peppertree Lane. No pars s.e95/mo, 3 Br ? Ba. lrpl, garage.
559-4718 beach 2 b lks, yrly,
673-2571, 675-9875 E'slde C.M 3Br 2ba con-
do Lg yard. frplC:: 2 car Crappy 2br. near beaetl.
gar. paolljac $725/mo moe area. lurn or unlurn
631-7905 $600/mo 873-6336.
2Br garden apt.
No pets, $4.eotmo
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2 bdrm, 1•;1, be, 2 story
$550 Mo Also 1 bdrm, I
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5 30 PM 2864 LaSalle
957-2740
Execurrve Condo IBR.
den, ooean & bay vMIW
Calh cell, lrple, MCUrlty
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834-1547
WESTCLIFF 1 bf condo
pool. no pets. $540 mo.
673·86•0
Park Udo Adull Condo 3 Br pool. near hospltal. 1\ I II\ '"Inn or
beach St45,000 Owner llurh111 lnvr•.slmr'nt Cr1
wlll help Agenr 646-1044
2 BR & loll In f'Xcellenl
1ocat1on on Edgewater
S 1.200 mo
By week or month 3 Br 2 Ba. No pell 2nd Waletlronl/wlnter. I br mlly rm. Meu del Mar. Lselopt or sale or trade 4 673_7873 floor l•llS+dep $600 & $550 Days
gardener. $950 Sierra Br 3 b a 0c1 en vu 540·2245 642· 112 t. eves 730-01CM
Saytrorot Condo/Unturn Mgmt Co 641-1324 555•0517• 544·:ll70 3 Br 2 ea Winter s750 3 br 2 ba. Oeluxe condo. S675. 2 Br H'• Ba. lrg up.
0 L d "' k O 2 BR & NEWPORT HTS 28R 1BA OOtrll YltrW 2 Br 2 Ba. ocean front n ' o .-ar r.. 5 s Winier s750. Lrg patio, pool & spa. per, Easlblull. dbl gar. IAYClllJT HHOED C•••t111 £ot1 dan, security bldg, Pool. garage. next to park. 346 Deluxe new 2 Br 2bt, PROPERTY HOUSE child o k near SC Plaza no pets. pool 809
This stately 4 Bdr 3'-t Ba C,..._11 1500 S995 mo A Ogle 6'44·9T78 lrplc, deck. gar See 642-3850 546-1869 S6e5 mo. 213-964-2686. Amigos Way 6•4·7118
execuOve home has Ju1t •••.-...-A •• •••••••••·••• E 3 a 2 9 2 Ad 1 o t
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av ..., """ v a me e n urn story. poof/1ennl1, fur-$ 8 2 5 . one S 5 8 5 A .. tl•l•ll 1 Br 1 'Ba "n'arural wood~., 000 Amen1t'-include 3 Memorial Park Sold out A ... TIRE·'ENT Bpi 2 BR 5 68 -s ~. 2 bd .... ... ... • • nlahad $1300 Unlurn I fµ4-8722, 51· 22 Of "•l•t•1·1L-~ I ea111ng1 ' cabfnats pac..,..s tm. v-. ear garage, wet bar, 2 sectk>n ol Vista del Mar clean & qulel location $ IOOO 6.e2-8808 •••'',: ••••••• ~!':' ••• , •••• 5;20 8., 1_9522 a pool, nrce 8'88 No pets frplcs and much more $550 each. sell 2, 4 01 6 Relrlg tncludad •400 0 I • u • $675 ,. ... •767
v • PR PERTY HOUSE 3 Br 2 Ba comm pool I•/"--l1/1•4 JI-..., -Auume exlsllng loan 968· 1695 alter 6pm mo 5•2 3850 •• 6 1859 --Cl 2 B + F A ---------••eke an ol1or 631·7370, 673-0519 belora 6pm .. • ..., • $1195/ 'o 83 I 1268 •••••••••••••••••••••• ean '· am. m $750/mo 3 ·""r 2 Ba en-"' v Wllerlront Homes. Inc. m • • Yrty $775. Oelulle 2 br, w/d hk-up, patio. 2 poo-..., 5•9-35•8 Da /IXll/ 631-1400 MESA VERDE ~·ec home. 631-27 11 Fred Tenore. gar . prkg. Naar water pie 151 5 • no pots clsd g'rage, walk lo 1· 2 sty,~ BR, 2,, be, den. agt 675-4000 (Bren) 642-0461 bHCh. yard /balcony O•itl /01 l•lf 1100 --32,.1 formal dining, lplc. grdnr Won'1 tut. call tor appt_ TRADITIONAL
RF.ALTY
••••••••••••••••••• ••• l•liH 111101 "" $ 1100 mo 646-6991 For lease°' leaM option. Bay front bach unll. $450 2 Br 1 Ba., stove, retrtge. lSL Mgmt 6.e2· 1803
S',rll TU SMELTER • • • • • •• •• ••• •• • • • •••• • S 1500/mo 5 Br ' large d II O pool, No "'"ll. $420/mo E Yrly S726 Cute 2 br, gar.. yard. KhOOls. shopping Inc 1 1 u 1 1 a Y' "" FOii lllVESTOlllll pr kg, N 88 1 w a 18 r nearby, Agent 8-46-!0.e4. 980-247 I, 8¥89 675-9302 423 W. Bay. 6-48-9516
San Clamen1e pride of 675-4000 (Brelll B11•li1JflOll l•lkl 3 Br 2 Ba. trptc, y1'rd,
ownership, modem Spa-I ,,.,, JZfO •••in 111_. •••l•l•ll · ~··-g11rage, 1700/mo. ntsh style 4 unt1 apt. •l)IM •••••c;c:AENTALS••••• .,. ~ •• !.'•••••••••••••'!~.'!! \Br 1 Ba. petk>. gareg. • la....,tlt U4t lilt house wllh ocaan-hllla & 11•l•nl1 JZ01 l -!ij>r'a s2oo to 12000 WIE $450, 2 er. utll. pd. 410 s.426/mo.
1" golf course view Clo11e •••••••••••••••••••••• 750.~14 ....,..,,. 7-d•""' Super panoremlc ociea,n, Harding. Balboa No Bro6!er 851-8800
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1 Br pvt dock, old wortd
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$495. Contact Mgr at ac>I
C. 332 Encino l.n. lt•t WM leok 10 everything, only 3 Bayfront minus 30', 180 -... ~. ,_ bay & night llght view pelt 541 l155 1----------1
Choice Joe. Xtnl lln Prln years old & ahowt Ilk• deg vu. gourmet hitch.. Nr Sch 2br 2ba w/double from thll 2 8R, Oen, for· -S325 • Bachelor apt. 333 ... ,, bl ,,,,
only. Own 673·7946 NEWI New ownlf could I or 2 Bt & 2 Ba. turn/ gar. patio, bll-ln1 S480 mal din rm & 2 BA hOm8 C•-'6trUI lfa«iJlll E 2111· C.M. Apt B·O •••••••••••••••••••••• occupy 3 Bdrm., 2 bath unturn. Yr l ease OC·AENTALS 750-3314 D e cor•t•d Ilka a •• r.••••• .. ••••••••••• 64s-4589,845-8103 28t2bacondo,nrSo.Cct 20'-' ltltw •erbtl city & oceen ..,,_ apl 11 I 13 50 I mo W I n t er "Model" In 1118 earth-OupleJI 1¥00 2 Bt. 2 ea. •U Yllll Pila. '4501111 & 1191. No
Urgent 11le Condo 2 applletble a rent tho $950/mo Opn Aug 29 Lrg 4 Bdr homo. 2~ Ba, 3 tOflft. Community lonnl• laundry. garage. yafd poll. 2 13/6~ eft 5
bdrm •. 2•L bL Xlnt 1oc 573.0•33 or 558-1610 car gar nr beach & lmmod OGGupancy 2BA l~ba.pvtpatlo,no ---------,, olher 3 apartmtntt tor .. • court• & swimming pool. · pet• 1625 !552 Elm. 3 bf'. 2 bL deluxe oonoo. SI 10,000. $12,000 On. income. Seller wlll help Crnr 101h/8ay :;~~11•~1i~=~ OK. 24 hr. guarded gate. no.2904. M&-3&2' Lrg. patio, pool, 1p1, ~ll"ol~ .n, f f) ~ ha..• -Payments 1947,50. Call finance & SAVE buyer Winter rental•. quiet 8•1· Avallabl• lmmedlately. Cin•• ltl #•t UU child o.k.,,.... SC Plaza. ':::'::;' v~ l'GU t'f~-<b (:..~~ u• own•. 714-&61-4818 1hou11nda of dollaral boa loc. 3 BR 2-n be, 11900 per mo. Donn• •••••••••••••••••••.,• SpaoloUt 2 Story 28A 1'A 1&85 mo. 2 13-"4-HM. -----.-.~GA• t. ~ 5 Sr. light, brlla, HCluded REDUCED H lllng prloe new hme. $976 mo. Cute B1•tl;,I•• Godatiall ~. STEPS TO OCEAN latOO 2 BA. pool. P"'· pt11o, ear-
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--""""" "' .._ 2 lavel Eltate alze fol , of 1216,000.00 le wey 1 BR & work rm, turn, Bil at 1241 Bt. 2 Sa. lrplc, many port, chlldran OK. no ~II l'laJ.w
._ --i.. shopping, achoolt all BEi.OW current replec. $800 mo. 1173-5360 •••••• ••••••••••••••• amenlllee. 1825/mo. PETS. 1475/mo. 2310 ., ,,.,,,,,, .teM ._,. '°"" •-..,.... -dt near by. Owner muit Mii mant Cioatlll Prlnclptlt S•ldom 1v1lltble W••· Daye 642·5757, e..,.. & Santa Anl Ave 845-3017 •••••••••••••••••l'~':l' l
.---------. & .,,111 tlnanca. What 11 ONl..Ylll C111 owner at C•rMI l1l #11 Jiii therly Bay TownhC>uee. Wknd• 831-8830 or 2 13-375-8107 IUWlll ~ I II I F £. E 0 I II • 9 •6 1044 (714) •••••••••••••••••••••• Boat 111p. 5 bdrm, 3 ba, 2 • daa .,gtnl .. • &42 O 38 Spllt i.v.1 2 Br-den, be•· oar, tann11. pool. all C•lll #1u 111f $305/mo. 1 Br. 1 Ba. en-YILUll ' ' I I r I I A~lng 'i!!:.'500 I h.. -1 mad ceOlng. s1g&/mo. applleneaa/amenlll••· ...................... Cltd ga,aga, lndry rm, N-1&2 bdrm. lu11ury
a may · 707'.\ Acacia. 840-1118a s 1 4 7 S mo Ag t Largo 1 Sr. 1 Sa. datlwr, patlOf ~11'0, emall P9I o6!. IPll In 14 pl-1 Bdrm
I I Slull• w/land, 4 bf, 3 ba, l•tMI 1t1anfw ZfOO 5 8d H 837..oeee. 8AYFAONT CONDO. lndry rm, carport. W/ evell. sept. from 1515 1 bdrm frOftl , ~RM E ~
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I Ii I r •Q ft End unit New E·lid4 C.M Trl-plox, aop. Of0t)8 ., 11m.. 1144 I Sec. bldg .. no cnlklren M 84&.ee25. 1550/ 2 a 1'A 8 1840 + POOll, tennla, ... -. --l t hruoul $316 000 mel8'9d. 118.000 QfON 7eo-t701, 875-2!4.4 1·•••••••••,.••••••••u pelt. S!&oo 87Mt79 T mo. r. a. ~
I s 0 91 1 E I ' Ownr/Agt. 844-~. tJoUa7~2~f7 • 12 er 2 81, don.1.1rp1e, 11epe LUlllll la1utt• 3 bdrm. 2 ~ OOOd 21~~,C:.~~. '= ~ ~·;;: ~18::'~~;_JT4.::.~~
• t ~ -_.,cold M · 1 to bt•cl'I 11070/mo. 3 Bdrm clelectted "°"* 1 tocallon , greonDtlt, 1525 mo. (714)694-1681 , 1111. Avell ~t. paid . ,,om l tn Dl-oo
I I r I I ? •lnt8'wMnlwHg<owlngup. Lii. •n 001 Income property N o l Darrell, A•l llil ••1 111exot11en1 ar11.Av .. r.-1 •omo view. 111&0.,..,... I TSLMgmt 842-1IOS ,,.'t drive Norllt on
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--------.,only•1 .. 11noeouo11-. ntiy.Welktobeh.Ewry down. Pleuo c all,'Cutt 2 Br, •P•. o•r,' S800/moon 1)'91rlNM. eioc•Nv ............. .,. .. A I WllTLAllYIUMI 1630-lf40tmo.2 •·1 Be. aeewlnd Vlll •oe I '0 T P E K _ amenity. Shawn, tgl at 548-2158 ' OCMn .. oe 0, PCH n..1,I Flv• othart to chooH , 1 "y "'"• ~~ ""o' "aho"": I , & 2 8r. 1pta evall .. , 1 itory, lh~drpl. (714)11~51N.
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• ,_, •o r r r r r r r r I' I Owntt wl" cell tl!'•nctno ._. ............... -::-: g NPT SHO~ES 3 ~ 2 ba,' 2 Br. 1515. "" IHO utll peld, cer-1~AITflDI OM. Privett 1tm11~1 : CIHtllled Ad• .,. ttif Call IOllf'll 981-1217 '1w,::,·~e~:rid1 ::~= ~i ~r1dgc , lplci. P9tlo1. "'· c:tub. N75 TSL ~1'°' -Z'a..122 Po"r •• *'~~r.-·· ::::!..':'to~. ~i ': • ~· \lflftjl I I I I I I I 11 •n•w•r to • IUCC9•t lul Tflplu EHi aid• O.M . I f\HI oerptla, drapea. I Re1lt1 I ytly. Aol. e7s.toe0 ..... . ' au" _,. 17S-r"4. ~--. . --- . . ·I garage Of yard Mlel II'•. Own., Wiii l;«f'Y.t great I paint. No,,.. •• 1510/mo. .., -INpt Crete vtew I If. I 8Z ~Ir 1i. 81. no pete, 145() Compare tltfOr• )'O'I buy. c"'o.,..m~Pi"!"f"' ... "'~'~"-· ~OO~ngef~tlTl•'."l"I
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Fr .. "•tlmatM •4 ·2003 3 7 5•8·4271 ... RESIO/ COMM'l/INO. '-'tR•o H ·No. Will LEl ··e DO YOUR •• ,.,,.,. etallallon R1H prlc11 Fr .. "' 6oD 87!>-88115 142·Hll, tit. 121 ... " If 11106 Aob &47·2883 20 yr1 Do my own work. " "' "' .., f~ •••'• Coneullant Aulgnmi n1 ~!!!!!~~~~~~~I C t Drives. pauoe, walk• Fr.. lt • .I. ••ff•H I IH Lie 278041 Al 11411·81211 c~~~~~uw~~~Y8~~~3'::, c~~~~~~~1r.08~l-~~7 ~~~/fi~~R:~~~ops~n·,·,· 881·8680 -.!!1!."..'1............. flt No lob 100 •mall. Lie 30811811. Remodel, ••NOATH STAR•• c ·Ll LI•NoY···N JI E I .. I ti __ ;,I , ... , ••••Hl "' lll•e C•lll"..fl Door hanging. r•modal. 636-2807 Add'n1. Cabinet• Elte1tloa1 Contractor "' ""' ...... M Hl•llllttl•t. •" ... cou1 c ..... ng• ••'•"•••••••••••••••••• a.:-~:.:,.·• • • •••• • ••• • cabin ell. panellng, etc Cu atom concrete brick· 6411-86811/1145-41144 Lio New 1arvlc1 220 Ma Int • plumb. rep111. • • ••••• • ••• •••••. ••• • Oavll Painting 847-S 188 •*BRYANT'S•* W"\fll"....,, r•apl)lled, juar., Painting cam1n1 Ral1 C clroullt 24 hr 8•5·4 t74 P•lntln\o Ret/comm'I PROTECT YOUR HOME! Cullom wotk Int a. ext w1Jk:overlng Removal ~~~~~ ~1~ .. ~i~!t~! Jtrry 54g.4413 r~~~~a~~~~•;P'l'.1~.·d· .~~t~.!~~~~~. fu•/t•ll lllJ•/li 53&-67163&-3684 Prof M 40, 1vall now., llc'<I 20 yre I~.,.., rals 1 All Typee 842· 1343
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, •Repairs, Seelcoailng cu11om work tool No Job repair 845-8512. Decorator style Im, b1r1. Call lor HI &44-&2941 & Small Mo11lng Job• 873•2041 SPECIALI EJct egl S400, Neat PllCllH. lntleKt
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& finished c11pen11y . CAii' C111 c.lllng. Lie. 5311-23611 Jeesle'e Gerd•nlng <lemolltlon. clean-up. YlllO Willi yrt In 0 c. sauitecuon Rutuccoa Int/HI 30
countertop• I do every· SCHOOL DAY CARE •••••••••••••••••••••• malnt Mfll 540-8035 Oulek .. ,v 642-7838 Harry WeaM. Allorney II I H /J rl l J
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:An.nna thing lfom Sllrl to llnlahl CENTER COii• Man. •KATRINA'S LIVE-IN L•w 55-3--0290 QUALITY PAINTING •• ' .,,. •r.. I ••••••• ,.............. Can Brad II 0 I llakpra, dally maid M<V, a.111 .. la•4• .. ,,., PROF SERVICE • E><lllnt ,. .. '"" ·,:.·;;···1·· I ........... W l ' C1 J l.Par.anaJLled, low cost I• (114) ll1·1210 pen ng Sapl 13 Full ofllc1 CIHnlng, crpt Tree trim, gen clnupe, Haullng • ytd cle•n up lt11e•n I lie 8348276 536·2366 ••II• II&•· t•ttl. , ,.,. •• ••• •f gal eervloes: Ind . lamlly, and '-' d1y cere 7AM to cleenlng 835·2116 •II Oulck & cte•n FrM ell •••••••••••••••••••••• Free osl Reas prleea ··~··••••••••••• ··~·· bull. lnltlal conaultallon CUSTOM wood patio co· 6PM Regl1tar NOW cement wor Free eel 673·0548 BRICKWORK Small !Obi EXTERIOR P.i.INTING Oual work Uc 337169 lat the Sunahlne In d k & I b Cotner Baker & Fairview D..r •••I•• Call 549· 1804 anytime NawpOl1, Co91e Me... Custom work Free eat 645·4010 Call Sunshine Window
trM. 553-0290 ~9;~dy ~4 ~.062;"c;es Y 556-4335 0, 556-7787 •••••••••r••'••••••••• Tl! lllHI IO"ll HAULING & CLEAN-UP 1r11lne Reta 675-3175 Reas +tine 1n1. & 1111< Cleaning, Lld 546-8853
.. &. J i I Doore replecld. doorw1y1 " Yda/garages. Prop. mg1 nlng S1e11e 547-4281 R 0 0 M A 0 0 IT I 0 NS 20~. Monthly 01acoun1 "'!.!It •I, Ex per & depend•ble added. Franch, entry. Lawn-tree-shrub Install 631-09531C"1·0865 Brlcl\work-small or lge I Honest Reliable & Rel•·
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Beker. CM 548-8653 Ja<;k Buffington 641•2277 ,,,,_ II ••••••••••••• ••••••·· 1lt•r••f I II Coniputer word ptocea· Owner/operator ---------'::/::~•••••••••••••••• OU~llTY WEEDING & Housework, own trena-•••••• ••••••••••••••• Painting our family lradl· .!!..~I••••••••••••••• 11no Faat, accurate Hrv
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642-5678 Free Est 645· 1771 Fairview 957-0380 yre e•p. Bud 652·9582 Die. Rick 497-3070 548·4839 Free eetlmates 552-04 10 ell 661·3998 lie "411802 546·9734 75I·1314
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mo. view. furn avtb 911, near Beech I Ad a ms. now. female only $325 suite plua warehouse In ll•IA I YIOll I Live-in. 01<1er ledy to help PLANT MAINTENANCE 3 days. 5 his/day In Nwpl I e•penenced In cor10·
f / 2 3 + non. s m k r $250/mo. plus $100 sec All ptlllll 645-9515 prestigious deelgn center IOOW HAS SSS tor TO's PHOTO MODELS I dress, cook meals, 11 Par11t1me. $3 50/hr Ma· I Bch LI hsework Reis spondence. t>•da. hiring,
673·9015 . 960-6030 or 960-71174 R on Redhlll 1716 sq. fl RE loans. 10\ Up No ESCORTS/DANCERS hllwll Must have car lure rellabla Call MO· Own transportation 1yp1ng. etc 5"6-0606
Room for Roni 2 Bdrm Ollitf leot•J 4400 :::~~.~~~~·;~g,::; :;;.g~~=~,,r;_o~ 10·5. ~~:di~~~~~~ & 0A:S:: OUTCALL • 24 HRS NB 546-0805 nice'. 642·5604 all 5 675-36751675-347 t Opeiators w/cllentele,
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lull privileges $300. Cell Fountain Valley Office F 25 35 I sh 2 b 2 b "Costa Mesa· ecured, diecounted 1st Needed lor luxury LI · Eaparlenced person to E" Par Mus I II e ve t>le working owners. lair
• n •we r ad " 5 2 0 . apace. 2500 sq 11 at 60¢ Pro.mon~or/ pol~i api8 Mova-In Allowance TO's for Ule Pvt party. gune Beech hotel Wee· run small ol llce-1ype Supervisor qualttles I deals 631-4111
1142-4300 24 ht a II Good oposure, N B . 6 7 3 • 8 6 0 i retell or olftc. 600· 1200 (213)698·2264 S~~e~!~~!:'u~~~~e kands a must 3 days per quotes, answer phone. Mature Part uma Excel· Part time mature glrl lrl·
Back Bav. NB pvt rm good parking, Talbert & (9am-1pm) s I. 497·5132 Olllce-hm-ou1call wee!! Contact Mrs process mall. Spend part lent pay. 966-1300 day needed by small
$185/mo. Incl ulll Yng Br o o k h u rs I Ca I I la,11t1l•J ll•t•/4500 Sell $12,000 sec Mort-631·6377 Vaughan-Purdie lime learning lnspecllon mnlg shop tor light office rem , n on • 11 m k r 751·6 l91 •••••••••••••••••••••• gege, 4 years atralgh1 494·8<160 tor small machine shop Legal Secretary In Hunt· work. typing & pecking.
6465559 ROOMMATE rem. lo NB 3975Blrch 31160sq. note 12•1. for EOE MICRO Precision 27324 lngtonBeach PI T.Exper A M We i as Co
• . 4g~~~.;,~u:e~1~~iu~-share 2BORM Condo It or leu MIA zone. $6000/Cash on Costa le11o••I Camino Capistrano. La· Necessary. Al lent 2 7141651·6239 Lg rm 10 rent lplc patio $262 per mo plus utll. Agent 541.5032 Mesa H ouie Irene COii guna Nlguel days a week Flex hours
bath S250. Isl 1881 H B ~~l-~~3k Ing, palloe CAda~,&7 B61171h11d a61ea 1750 up 2160 II lndu· 556-4211 al1er 4PM ••• 1!.'.rJ.t ... 1 ••••••• !.~~~ Min 2 yrs eaper Hiring 714•499•4508 Wiii train on IBM 011play PART TIME DELIVERY
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Steeping room w/petto Scaling Down? Starting stria!· Olllce 18101 Re-A.•e••t••••I•/ lllltlll llm.EIUl I (714>553.0735 General Office Legel Secretary llmpo· dr1v1ng rec0td 751·4705 out? Lower overhead LIDO ISLE 5500 dondo Clrcla •M & T I I / Insurance agency in 1
Pvt be. enlry Avall Sept maintain Image. office al •1, ulll., non-emoker Huntington, Beach. i"":•,• ' 4117E5~o2rt5 (lor w8omen Ccounler Hpelp toE.r dry Costa Mesa has opening rg~?i'on~ ~:!,~'orf'c~;~:: PlllT TIME 12 $250 mo. 111 31th SI Regency Center. Exec Carol 675-9449 842·2834 •I I• ••• ·bit am-8pm) leanlng lanl. •Per . tor energetic person 10 Eves and/or weekends
Newport. 686-3592 or suites In Newport nr Air· 1300 It $450 •••••••••••••••••••••• or will train Must be neat handle II variety ol olfloa non smoker lully ••Pt!· Responstble adulla. o11ar
781-0467 poit. lull" equipped • Female Westcllll erea, sq A.••••t••••tl SIOO,w1111e Male wlll model 1 In II PP a a ran c e · duties Must be rospon· rlenced only 760•8866 21 . with outstanding. al· , o I I d k Front office, lerge rear •••••••••••••••••••••• Ray 499-1985. 308a6 Coaat alble end wllllng to learn PVT ENTRANCE & BA stalled fo1 e11ery buel· poo . w • non-sm r door. 1789 whittler A11e Psychic Reedlngs 530 3283 H""' South Laguna. P Id .. _ fl LIVE·I• tractive personalllles to Non-amkr, business/ ness need lndlv 0Hlce1 s290imo. 631•7332 Days 540·9352. Eves (Splrllual) • •• , 8 company .,.,ne la Permanent. lull time for work wllh youth (ages
prof. Laguna Bch 1260. mo/mo. lrom S375 Fem 10 shr furn 3 b1 646-0681 Jack (7 14) 55&-1178 A l though In a non· Ca1
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WANTED Pe<son 24 plus so. LAGUNA. 3 Areh Bay ~.2M2225A va 11 now • .'~ ... ! ... ~~•••••••••• SCRAM-LETS Mes11ta lie. all oc;eans. llOO It l l,000 •••" to learn care ol lleos· PROJECTIONIST. P/Ume,
10 rent room In Costa 500 sq 11 with good hwy ~ • COllPllllTE unlimited tonnage, us ll IAIR musts •omy. No 11111ng. no hou· axper pref d. NB
Meea. Prolesslonal pre· vtslbollty 497·235 1 Male 35.45 stir 5br. 2b1 I PllESllEIT ANSWERS M11c11an1 Marine. Also I ' Motivated styllsl needed sework MI F Releren· 675-4580 all 6PM h S C Pl /F sall lie. Would enttlf1aln Full & par1-1 me dancers 10 IOln prnnresslve salon ces I'd. Beaut. View, 2 yr old SuD·let Exec. office 98 nr ua rwy Recently r.•.Jved to Define . Cream avocetlonal runs . wlmda wanted ror Bare Min· Sell Co~~/ Vacation I 673-2389 P/ff•t MIHIHS
con d ° C 8 11 A m Y Prime elrport rocale on :.f~·4:~;o+share ullls. Noise • Pocket & the like • al 1111111 to no lmum Telegrams. Audi· I C 8 11 rn 8 n e 0 8 r Supplement your Income
6 6 9 • 9 4 0 0 d 8 Vs 0 r MacArthur Bl11d. Price • · Calllornla deslree Quellty MEDICINE charge lor .. right atulf' I tlons being held this 714•540_8889 · Lill OFFICERS I by doing interesting work
ll3 l ·8506 eves. $275 reduce049M7u60st3-4 I MIF 10 shr lge 5 br home Furnished home lor rent remember one very owners Steve Freemen. week from 9 AM to 3 PM A8ggrte~i5'"" Nkewport 1 on behalf ol nallonel
plus ',<, utll. House prlvga. • w/pool. frplc, off Back cold winier when 1 wes I 673-3600 dya, 673·8211 1 Apply at Bere Minimum, Hardware Sales PIT, semi eac 1 1m .. ee s moll· companies $4 nr guar
Incl. Bay, C.M $300 utlla Incl seasonal or long term growing up It was 10 otherwise 1807 W Katalla, Ste 216. 1e111ed type, Apply In valad indMdua•s Terri· plus xlnl bonus Incentive
4 BA 2 98 nae. w 10. etc •llm IULS* 631-6220 Id 1y Anaheim. or call (714) parson Crown H11d-lorles open Must hllve program Good speaking
$225 N 1 t & 1 t 1n Laguna Beacn. co muggers were on Tt•nl 5450 778-6421 ware. 3107 E Cal Hwv R E Lie voice a must For perso· · · mo. 0 1 as 0 C Airport area Prof Famele roomm111 want· sleallng cough MEDI· •••••••••••••••••••••• C ,., Harbor ,..actll' 646-6386. 642-4 172 environment. lull MtVlce, ed. non-smolter lo Share Newoort Beach, CINE IL A to Atlanta, 111 class dM 955.0073 ~ nal interview call Jell .,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4100 or no lrllls. lndlvldull ol· lrY1ne condo. $240 plus Corona del Mar I.Ht' r ' $300 airline ticket S960 Value. DATA ENTRY CLERK Eli· HIRIN ~1!,~!5~;7~6° n 8 I
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IUWI MOTEL sq II • 3500 sq t1. I MO I !or 1 yHr 557-7196, Jett credit card company has Hiii WllllHlll llLY Min 2 yrs exper Heavy P.TIME SALIS Wkl" rentals now avall FREE 759-8978 Park Nwpl 2 Dr. 2 ba apl, 2 Responstllle, retired FOUND ADS F/T temp positions avail Local firm has 36 ope-1yp1ng a clerical lune-, · N.B. s35oimo + V. utlla. Adulte (M/Fl wish 10 rent laaJ1rm••I 101 Data Entry clerk s d s $105 & up. Color TV. 750.15548" 12 ••""·~"••••••••••••• lO.OOO key strokes per nlngs 1115 dlllerent •·1 llons. mall Nwpt mlg l
Phones In room. 2274 CdMdl'/.sulte.A/C,ample Mobile Home lor 6 mo. Aft£ FREE lft .. ll I hr a.per required I partmen1s co $1000 +comm
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346. EOE 8 EACH ARE A 2000 sq fl olllce space IOI 405. 5310 751•8133 Iv a : 1s1udanl Trainee. Fall en· 4 30p m 714·759-7900 prefer over 40 yre 101
lie Cl • avail now 625 msg HELPI ResponsJbl1 cple. 142 Hl rollmant Show horse Jr apt complex. e'/.pertence w 19th St. Cotta Mon. 13 'ff old boy. ce1 & dog • I ttable Live In Non-HOllllTIH SALIS P MO H STARTING necessary 548·9556
$84/ k 5 4 5.8830. sea Mrs Looking for someone to need house In "Old smol\ere, 244-2218 PI T. FI T, xlnt comm. •• E1,1rl tlOt le 12·7 11raL ESTA.., lllES W locate & share ap1 CM Huntington .. arH, H.B. k 1 OC •• t h "" n ; Northrup NB or CdM 63l.'398l (West 01 Adams. South Lost At OC swap meet. 2 J1j1 W1•IH 1015 wor n mus ave I H•t !MED CHIROPRACTIC Need 2 expe1 people In
Refrlge<etor-Mald-Pool E•ecutive olllce suite msg ol Beach Blvd) Approx RINGS. Senllmenlal v•· •••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ~:~.~~~9color. will train ~1,art•t1h, ASSISTANT 1 girl office commerclal and lndu· Co~-::ip~'!!~d & ~·~~~~55 corner ol 406 Fwy, Neao $600/mo. rent or leue/ lue. REWARD 540-6966 Light houuwo1 k In ex· Yllll MlllEI PIT P M Ins. experience s1r1al real estate for suc·
Harbor Blvd. Take over Apartment to share In option Reis 536-9832 LOST Grey end cream chng 101 pr l rm/be l IHTlL All'l PEOPLE HLY 5re4q1·u471r7e9d Benell IS cesslut and growing firm
Yearly on the beach. 1101111 lease. 1600 sq.ft al ooc Laguna tor llberel male • female ell (Had yellow ~.~!fen:!'u;:s_~~~r'd • NEWPORT BEACH 714_964_5354 Best working conditions
room, kitchen & shower. It Call 751-6191 or couple. 4117-3896 Prof woman & 14 yr old collar w1t1g) 1 yr old Challeng111g. rewarding Call Sat·Wed Noon llMT. TllAJ•EE on Newp ort Beach
1320/mo. plus •ec de· mc-E s1m1 Resp Fem to shr w / daughler wlshto l/'larea Glanneyre SI. Leg •• ,. W••IH 7100 career oppl'y for a m•·1 w 7141646·505l posit 2306 W Ocaen· ... ., same, non-amkr nr home with a responslble Children heartbroken •••'•·•••••••••••••••• lu••. energetic. e'/.per • HOSPITAL e continue to grow and
lronl. Newport B11cn IRVINE. Phone answe· beach H.B $220 & ·~ ulll room m t W r k Rawatd 497-1377 AOOHITI lllOllYllll ass't Top P•Y Fringe lOOltlTI prosper as lhe nations
673·4154. ring. cont rm. ulll pd, 536-2875llnda 213-595·0711 hm Loll wnue F Shepherd AOAGE.NCY benefllt 4 dys. Non· lllCIJYAIU most successful and
l•••ll 11•1111 4Z00 ~~~~ ::~~!· s1~50~~'p0 2 rmmtea 10 shr Balboa 526-40n vie. Atlante 4 Newland'. Faat-paced environment smkr 644·0595 Genera.I office ooenton In ~~~"'!x~:~~~~ ~0e
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1 Br sleeps 4. acrose the S torage area w/lga l•1i••11 His Or. San Ml~el Rd you Cell 9 79 .7000 area 830-3703. maucel and typing akllls Aapld advancement In
etreel lrom the beach overhead door acceu. 3 Resp. non1mkr. child OK. n.NrtuJt. 5005 Reward 553· Ill (Elleent Mllst be dependable salary and responslblllly
12115/wk 675-5068 min from Lido Isle Ideal 10 shr lge furn home .••• "".('°; ••••• ;'··•••••• Lost Mele yellow Lab Aide ror peralyzed young Hllll AUllT/Ort••· r esp . and 9 e 11 . EAper in public conlaC1 IOWF•HT for comb office/storage. own bath, C M 548·2497 Wilt... approx 4 yre, reward. women Mon-Fri. 7·30·5 Chelrald• Xlnt wage & motivated preferred. but w111 train
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giant TV screen, holtub. storage, 0 C Airport S 2 4 2, 5 0 & 'Ir u I II tbs & can be carried Orange CM 642-3151 eicperl1nce tor 100 unit Dental Anlstant. lull time, to help show speclatul1r you a1e seeking a Chll·
modem kltch, 2 car gar are a $ 2 o O o 1"" o 631·7288 under your arm? le as · front & back office U · Newport Beach Ellecu-lenglng and rawerdlng
Ava II now l o 9 / 15. 851-8926 easy 10 sat up 89 plug· lllfl •eoklltt rrden IPI .. Costa Mesa perlence, ROA X·Rly lie. tlve residence to wealthy position With an esta· 675-7660 F RMMT WTO to shr 3BR glng In your 101111111 REWARD. Senllmen1111 750 + bonus + apt. req , 111lary open. bena-prospecllv• buyers 1 or 2 Dll~hed. growing oom.
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F LOATING 'SALOON' -Entry of the Irvine Company in
Sunday's 22nd Annual Newport Harbor Character Boat
Parade was in keeping l"ith the waterborne parade's theme:
"Newport Goes Country/Western." Additional photos appear
D811y Piiot Pf\olo by Gery Ambf-
on Page Bl. The traditional event is presen ted eac:h year by
the Commodores Club of the Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commert't'.
Swimmers, characters abound
By STEVE MARBLE o<it.e Delly ""'°' awn .
It was just another hot August
weekend a long the Orange Coast
as 500,000 beachgoers swarmed
over the sand, 30 boat owners
dressed up like cowboys and
putted around Newport Harbor
and a military d eser ter was
apprehended for speecJjng on a
stolen jet ski.
"It was that kind of weekend,"
said Newport Beach lifeguard
Capt. Buddy Belshe.
Hot and humid weather an
inland cities made the strand the
place t o be The water
temperature hovered around 69
degrees and air readings werl' a
couple of notches highl'r.
More tha n 100,000 persons
spread out their t owels 1n
Newport Beach Sunday and an
equal number visited the state
and city beaches in Huntington
Beach.
Choppy surf and riptides kept
lifeguards busy Lifeguards in
Newport r('(.'Orded 150 W<."'<.'kend
resc:ues and said one· bodysurfer
dislocated hi:> shoulder and a
st"<:ond, daring th~ wav<.-s at the
Wedge, suffered a neck injury.
Ora n gl' County H arbor r Patrolmen arrested a 21 -year-old
man Sunday off Lido Isle in
Newport Harbor for speeding on
a jet ski. Further checks. oCfic:ers
said, reveC1led lhl' motorized craft
had been stolen a year ago in Los
Angeles.
A 36-font (·abin cruiser was
towed to satety Sunday
afternoon near Seal Beach when
the skipper brought the boat too
close to shore
In Laguna Beach. the Energy
Fair was Sl't up on Mci1n
Beach Saturday and featur<'d
t'xh1b1t..' on wind power, water
purifo:allon and drip 1rrigl\t1on.
But the real show-stopper was
the 22nd vef'i1on of the annual
Character Boat Parade 1n
Newport Harbor. The wackiest
<See PARADE. Page A2)
Car blast delays PLO • evacuation
But B eirut loading r esumes as 1 ,000 g u errillas d ep art • BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -An
exploding car bomb hailed a
harbor-bound P LO convoy for
about a n hour today, but the
trucks later brought about 1,000
Palestinian guerrillas to a ship
that set sail to ta~e them to a new
home in South Yemen.
C hristian sector or east Beirut
erupted 1n wild s treet
celebrations. There were reporLc;
of people wounded by bullets
fired into the air in celebration
Israel's military command
meanwhile said Palestinian
guerrillas h ad made a nother
attack on its east Lebanon for('('S.
firing bazookas at soldiers north
of the village of Mansoura.
The command said the lsraehs
returned the fire. but suffered no
casualties an the attack Sunday
night. which followed fresh
Israeli warnings that skirmishes
outside Beirut must stop. It said
artillery shvlls later were fired at
the Israelis near Mansoura. but
added 1l did not know if Syrian
troops o r PLO forces were
responsible and that fire was not
returned.
Israel said earlier that three
PLO guerrillas were killed in
eastern Lebanon and five Israelis
were wounded near the southern
city of Tyre in fighting Saturday The loading onto the ship also .
was halted briefly while several
gue rrillas carrying rocket-
prope lled ·grenade launch e rs
turned over the weapons.
according to Bruce K ashdan.
I s raeli Foreign Mini stry
spokesman in Beirut.
Actor reported OK
Israel today accused U S
special envoy Philip C . Habib of
a "misjudg me nt" during the
evacuation of the Palestinian
guerrillas from Beirut, saying he
authorizea exceptions to the
withdrawal act:ord
Whil e t h e evac uati on
proceeded into its third day
.Parliamen t e l ec t ed a new
Leban ese president, righ tist
Christian militia commanaer
B ashir Gemayel, and the
SANTA M ONICA (AP) -
Actor James Stewart was in good
condition at St. John's Hospital
this morn ing undergoing a
"routine checkup and a routine
adjustmen t of medication," a
hospital spokeswoman said.
Stewart, 74, was admitted
Saturday afternoon and is
scheduled to be released within
the ne xt two davs . The
spokeswoman from the· hospital's
nursing station would n ot
1denufy hcrscH
In L1massol. Cyprus. hundrros
of guerrillas pmmed the rails of
the ferry Sol Phryne which
steamed on to Tun1s1a after
dockmg to unload 21 jeeps that
had delayed the lx>at's departure
(See PLO, Page A2>
Pipeline to thwart Irvine traffic
Workers wlll begin a $2 million
project n ext month to install
three miles of p ipeline o n
Trabuco and Jeffrey roads m
"Irvine, causing traffic on Trabuco
to be confined to one lane in each
direction.
The Irvine Ra n ch Water
District's pipeline will tie into the
new Allen-McColloch pipeline,
WORLD
which leads from a regional
water plant in Brea to southe rn
Orange County.
Contractor Colich & Sons will
install the pipeline on Trabuco
Road from Culver Drive to Sand
Canyon Avenue . Then the hne
will turn onto Jeffrey Road and
extend to Walnut Avenue.
The pipeline will be laid under
Sovie t n avy has the edge
The Soviet navy has the lead over America in
several areas especially nuclear submarines, according
to a respected publication on world shipping. Page A5.
NATION
SANTA MONICA (AP) -M i llionaire
businessman Alfred Bloomingdale, close friend and
adviser of President Reagan, has died of cancer,
accor ding to an announcement today fr o m
Bloomingdale'• office. He was 66. Bloomingdale, a
member of Reagan's "kitchen cabinet," was heir to
New York Bloomingdale's department store fortune.
Here comes the judge
A Wlaconsin woman had planned a career in
mUaic. She has been a beauty queen, has a family and
now findl henelf u first woman to serve as a chief Judce in Wi8oonsln. Page B2.
the southbound lanes of Trabuco,
so traffic patterns will be
changed to create one lane in
each direction on what arc now
the n orthbound lanes, said
district s pokeswoman J oyce
Wegner-Gw1dt.
Work will be undertaken in
three s t ages to prevent
bottlenec ks from extending
COUNTY
farthe r than necessary. she
added.
The new pipeline will be the
water district's first conne<:t1on
with the Allen-McColloch line
and will serve the central part of
Irvine. off1c1als said . lt 1s
proposed t.o be Jinked with other
Lines from future ground water
wells. said engineer Gil Correia
Home building eased
It could be easier to build a home in Santa Ana
Heights after action by the Orange County P lanning
Commission that requires only staff-level approval for
new construction or remodeling. Page A4 .
Bank gets n e w president
The Laguna Bank. a financial in stitution
emphasizing community service, has a new presiden t.
Page 86.
TELEVISION
B eing a kid asain
Actor JoeJ Hlgains is having a lot of fun with his
role In new NBC comedy, "SJJver Spoons." H~ geta to
be a child all day in the show featuring role reversal
Page 88. ·
Child-neglect
rap dropped
against Stuckle
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of the Delly Pllol Steff
An Ora ngt> County JU d gl'
dismissed felony t.·hild negle<.·t
charges today against Carla
Verne Stutkle, the mother of a
14-month-old boy whose fa ther
is state Sen John G Schmitz.
Central Ora n ge Cou nt y
Munit:ipal Court Judge Gary
Ryan d1sm1ssed tht' charge after
thl' d1str1C'l attorney's o fficP
<.'Onceded there· was an!>uff1c1ent
1:v1denct• to warrant pr<>s<.>cution.
The child had suffen'Cl s<•verP
g c n 1 ta I 1 n j u r 1 1• s a n d w a s
tc.>mporarlly r emovt'd from
S tuckle's custody until earlier
this month, when a jUVenil1·
court judge ordert'Cl tht• re lcaSt>
of the child to Stuckle.
Both Stucklc and her attorney,
Michael McDonnell. said after
this morning's court hearing in
Santa Ana that charges would
never haw bet>n filed if it hadn't
been f o r Sen Sehm1tz '
1nvolvt>mcnl 1n the matter
Stuc·kle. a Tustin resident. has
dC11med that tht> Corona del Mar
lawmakt•r 1s thl' fatht-r of both
ht•r infant son and an infant
dau,l?ht<'r.
Hirth rt.'<:ords on file an Ornngc·
Countv hst Schmitz ali thl' father
of both c·hildn·n
Stucklt.> told reportt>rs this
morning that s he felt n o
bitterness about chargci> bc•mg
filed against her and was not
angry Cit Schmitz t•ven though
th£' GOP lawmaker had not
made any public statt•ments
c:om·t•rn1ng the highly pul>hcized
issue of paternity.
"He had to make his dec1s1on.'
the Tustin woman said.
Even so. she said. she 1s still in
love with &·hm1tz, with whom
she s;.ud she t·arried on a nane-
year love affair after taking a
dass wughl by him at Santa Ana.
Collt:g<.•.
Judge Ryan made his ruling an
what would have been the f1rsl
day of a preliminary hearing
against StuC'klc.
Thi• .i:J-yt.•ar-old woman was
arrl'~t1•d by Tustin police and
t·hargt'<i with fl'lony (•hild neglect
afll•r dcxtors d1scovt"r<.>d that her
infant son's pc·nis was nearly
i.evf.'1 t•d by having a s tranrl of
hair wound tightly around 1t.
Hc•t·onslruct1ve surgery was
pcrforml'd and the child was
rNurnc'<.I to the mothl'r Collowan~
a juvl·nlll' <.~Jurt hearing earlier
this month
Still pending against Stuckle 1s
a Sept. 10 hearin~ in juvenile
murl cll'aling with whether she
c:an maintain permant'nt custody.
A n e w number
f or city hall
Tl'lt •phone prcfixl's for lrvane
City llull t·hanged LOday fro m
754 to 1)6()'
Pcopll• who dial the former
pr<•f1x during the next year will
hc·ar a recordec.J message
n·mindmg them of the change.
Tht:> prefix was changed by
Pac1f1c Tekphone bc•cause the
former number wac;; almost out of
rema1n1ng open lines. thus
discouraging expansion. c ity
offl(·1als said.
Thus. the new number for the
Cit v Hall switchboard switched
today from 754-3600 to 660-3600.
AP ~
SAD GOODBYE -Palestinian women cry as the evacuation
of PLO fighters continues. Trucks carrying the guerrillas
drove through West Beirut to the port area where they
boarded s hips for Cyprus.
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SPORTS
Angels hot; Dodgers -not
The California Angels, led by &ggie Jackson's
httUng. beat Detrolt 6-5 Sunday. The-Loe Angeles
Dodgers, m «?antlme, lost a 14-innln.g marathon to
Pltt.sburgh, 4-3.
' -
lrv1ne 's third annual
Standard Flower Show will
be presented from noon to 4
p .m . Sept. 25 at University
Community Park .•
O rganizers of the show,
which is co-sponsored by the
city a nd the Irvine Garde n
Cl ub. are encouraging
residents to participate or
simply drop by to enjoy the
colorful o fferings
The theme of this year's
show 1s "Mys tery and Magic,"
•Org~rs of the Irvine Harves F es tival are
und entrle1 ln the art11t1c
design cateaorfes will b e
asked to int.erpret s u c h
categories aa "Whch cralt,"
"A st r o logy" and
"Superstition."
Eight categories of awards
will be offered, with judges
certified by the Nation a l
Council o f state Garde n
Clubs. Those inter,ted in
entering should ntact
University Community Park
at 559-0851.
plus an extra $50 for game
booths. A maximum two
exhibitors can share a booth.
with a $62.50 fee per party.
accepting pplicati~ns. from
people or groups wishing to
operate ooths during the
celebr ion from Friday
th.rough Sunday, Oct. l to 3.
Rental fees are $tSO to $65,
Interested people c an
contact organizers at 552-7336
for more infonnation. MERCEDES MELTED -Newport Beach fire ma n sifts
t hrough rubble of gar age at 405 Morning Star La ne where
fire destroyed this new $80.000 Mercedes Sunday evening.
Delly Pltot f'flofo llr Chertee lt.,.1
Authorities said the c a u s e of the blaze is s till under
inves tigation and that the o wne rs h aV(' no t been located.
• rime rate -reduction hits 22-month low
'"' .~r NEW YORK (AP) -A half-
Jl(>int cut in the prime le nding
rate to a 22-month low of 13!'5
percent spread to m ore major
bank s today, reflecting s teep
declin es in the banks ' cost of
funds.
Morgan Guaranty T rust , thf'
nation's fifth largest bank, and
No. 14 Ma rine Midla nd Bank
followed r e duc tio n s begun
Friday at several major money.
center banks.
Bank of America announced in
San Francisco t h at it would
match the prime lending rate of
13.5 percent.
4'~
Crocker Bank, San Francisco.
said it h as lowered its home
m o rtgagl' l o an rate to 15.5
percent lieginn ing today. The
new rate. down from 16 percent.
applil'S to 10;1ns amort1zl"d over 30
1ears with either a h ve-year or
At that llml'. 1t w as on 11.s way up
toward a n.><:ord 21 5 percent.
T he prime. which stooa as
high as lfi.5 pen-en L last m onth.
is thC' base upon which banks
compute interes t c harg<'s on
short-term business loans to their
bes t -ris k corporate cus tomers .
Consume>r lolln" llnrl mnrlP:J"P"
are no t lied to thl• prim<'. but
«hangC's 1n t h e prime a re an
indicator ol moveme nts in oiher
in tt'rest rates.
Othl'r inte rest rat.es have been
plummt'ting this s ummer.
The inte rest on three -m u nth
t'C'rt1flcates o f d e posit. offerl"d 1n
From Page A 1
m1n1mum denomination s o f
$1 00.000 and an important sou re~
11f fund:. for banks. stood at 10.05
ix·rt-c.·m today. eompared with an
a vt:r<1gt• l 5 2!) pen:enl m the final
Wl•<:k ol Jurw
From Page A1
I
PLO.
Gas prices continue decline PARADE WINNERS. • •
marine dis play around, the -LOOSE SCREW AWARO 1an1mauon1
d d h 1n1ec;iri1y, Oon Liechty para e attract e m o r e t an SUAVIEST SWAB AWARO (COSlume)
• •
from Beirut on Sunday. "lsrael.
·we will make your nights
~pless and your days restless." ~e chanted. Oth·ers he ld signs
\_elling Arab states failing to help
'them after Israe l inva d ed ~banon June 6 to "eat yo11r 011.··
Nationwide survey shows cost dips 5 cents from last A ug ust
2,000 s pectators PacoltG Clopper Gerald Thompson and Jom
The the m e for the Sundav Snopmen
afternoon parade was "Newport Treon c~u~!~~OEN CUP t1heme1 wagon
The e s timated l,000 PLO
.m e mbers o n board were the ~ond group to leave Beirut in ;.'pe scheduled tw o -wee k
evacuation. The fi rst batch of 397
e vacu ees arrived in J ordan and
'lraq via Cyprus on Sunday.
The third group loaded on to
euses in west Beirut's sports
stadium as their leftist Lebanese
Moslem comrades f ire d t he
thunderous machine gun and
antj-a ircraft volleys.
About 15 minutes a fter 1t leh
the stadium , Associa ted Press
correspondent G .G . Labelle saw
the convoy stop as a car bomb
e xploded about a mile away,
sending a cloud of thick black
'!ftnoke in to the sky. .
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Gasoline prices contjnued to edge
downward in August, according
to t he latest survey by o il
industry analyst Dan Lundberg.
In his latest biwee kl v
nationwide survey of 17,000 gas
sta t ion s. Lundbe rg found a n
average price of $1.28.22 for a ll
four grades of gasoline including
taxes. d own a half-penny from
two weeks ago and a penny from
July . t he peak of the driving
season .
Prices w ere a nickel a ·gallon
less than August o! last year.
when the average was $1.33.83,
Lundberg said Sunday. He is
publisher of the Lundbe r g
Let ter . an oi l industr y
publication.
Also. pnces for regular leaded
gas at self-serve stations, which
Clouds to
handle a maJOr poruon of total
sales. dc<.:lmed sh arply. A d rop of
2.2 C('nls in such gas sales w as
r<'portC'd in tht' Midwest, 1.46
c:ents in thl' South .. 8 cents in the
East ;md 23 cents in the Rockies.
PriCC'S for the pas t seve ral
y ears havl• t('nde d to decline
d uring Aug u s t as the p e ak
v ac:a t1on ~<.·ason p asse s and
1.·o mp<.•t1t1 o n fo r m o t o r is t s'
business intn·a~'S. Lundberg said
this dcd1m• E:(C'nC'ra lly continues
through the· fall.
Th(' m ost r ecent Lundbe rg
Lett<'f. p ublis h e d S aturda y,
~r<.'CIK·ted the steep. decade-long
tre nd of gas st.atton closu res may
h ave botto m e d out. but tria t
m aJOr oil companies have become
unus u a ll y q uie t abo ut the ir
future m arketing plans, 1f such
plans <·x1st
About 14 7,000 serv1c.'<.' stations
exis t 1n t he United States .
• reina1n
}light and m9rnlng hours. becoming weSI to southweaterty at 8 to 18 knolS during the allernoon with a 1-10-3 -toot IOUlhwe&t Swell.
The For&east For 8 a.m. EDT Tuesday. Auqusr 24 Rain~ Snow EZ]
Showersl1111111J Flurriesli!J
•f,oas tal
Late night lh rough lnld · morning low clouds near th• , coast; othe<wlse l1lr with varlable 11.'lgh clouds In Iha •llarnoon1. Hjghs lrom mod-701 at Iha !'beaches to mld·90a Inland. •Pvernjght Iowa 85 to 70. ,Huntington-Newport wea renglng lrom a IOw of 87 to a hlQh ol 75
1 Elsewhere. t1om Pcl nt Conception to Iha Me11lc1n
b«der and oul 80 mila SmaH 'Creh adYll<>fY for outer watera with nor1h-t wlndt of 15 to 25
knots and combined -ot 3 10 '"6 feet through tonight Locally
light Ylfllble w\ndloft\Jmlng -t to southwest 10 10 20 knoll this afternoon a nd evenin g Sooth-• swetls ol 1 10 3 1"1 Nighl end momlng fog enc:t IOw clouds over Ou1'r welers ax1endlng 10 Inn« w1111ra
U.S. sitnunary
Shower• and 1hunderatorm1 dampened arees from Iha Rocklea to aha central Pleln• end Into th9 lower GrHI LakH and Pennaytv1nle early today.
Some ISOlaled aho-• drllted over Florlda and Iha Cerollnu. Moatly clear eklea covered .,.... from the IOUlhefn Plalna 10 the e«ttral Gull Coest and In Iha
Pecitlc Northweat Scattered shower• end thundaretorma Sund1y touched ereas lrom the TennftMe Ahler Valt.y through th• I-0,...1 Likes end the middle and northern Atlan1lc atate1 Scettered thunderetorme •W99t .,_ from Missouri to Florid•
S-lea -e partly cloudy -the n«th-e«ttrlll MCtlon of the nation and moally eunnv ---·· TempareturH belor• d1wn renged lrom 48 at M1rque11e,
Mien .. to 111 Phoenbt •
Ca lifornia
The Nltlonal WMthif ~
HY• Southern Celllornle'a weather s hould be cloudy Tu.day wllh leoleted enernoon
Ind --.1ng thundef1h~1 In mount1ln1 end dHer11 end
poeelblt arrono. ou•'Y w1n<11.
HIQM wt• 'lllOI from ti. fl!ld 101 ln t.01 Angelff, to 100 In o-n. Vtlwf, from to to to In mountlln .,_, ffcwn H 10 1M In.
northern ::l'o 11 a In the tow """· Qwmlgfll art lorec•t 111
(he hltfl 90• In downtown Loa MOelle to 1 oc:-t• low r.,,.ino "°'" .. lO 70, "°"' .. to the ..
In ll'IOllMtlne lflCI '""" Ole ""°"
.. lO "" 10. "' -dtlettt. ._... from~ C::ono•t1o11 '°Ole MllllCen .... -~ llOfll v•leoee wtn0e WlftO 011
Nonhwest winds c~ld reach 25 kno1 1 with a combined 3-t<>-5-loot ... end swell larthef than 60 mllM onshore lrom San Nlcolu lllland.
Temperatures
NATION
HI Lo Albany 68 57
Albuque 89 69
AmlnllO 93 67
Aaheville 77 55 Allen!• 87 87
Auslln 98 75 Baltimore 73 83 BHllngl 90 57
Blrmtnc;ihm 88 84 BISmarck 81 54
Boise 94 58
BoSlon 70 68
Brownavtle 95 78 &.111110 65 57
Burlington 70 58 Casper 91 S4
Charlstn SC 88 78 Ch1rls1n WV 82 59 Charltll NC 79 55
Cheyenne 79 55 Chk:ago 78 64
Clnclnn1111 78 87
Clevel•nd 71 82 Clmbla SC 88 88
Columbua 78 82 Oel-Ft Wth 119 78
Dayton 7d 83
0en"9f 84 5t
0.Molnel 84 85
Oelrolt 89 83 Duluth 74 58
El Puo 9e 70
Fargo n se
Aagetatt 83 58
GrHt FeJt 89 ...
HartfOfd 72 57
Helen• 80 50
HonOkllU 87 75
Houston IM 80 lndnaplle .7 86
•Low Tempernrures
', . . .. .. ___
Front s C :.-.r ....... •''' -JIClcan MS 91 n Jacicanvtle 93 74
Kant City 91 67 Knoavme 85 6S Les Veges 100 83 Lime Roel< 112 77 Loolsvtlll 81 70 Lubbock 92 H Memphis 811 79 M11m1 90 82 MllWaukee 76 S9 Mple-St.P 81 60 Nuhvllle 85 66
Nelllr Orleena 93 74
New Yorll 73 64 Norlolk 78 70 No. Plane 91 61 ()Illa Clfy 98 70 Omaha 83 66 Orlando 90 75 Pht1edpt11a 73 81 Ph<>enlx 109 88 ll'lttlburfr. 75 80
Piiand. 85 53
Pt!Md. Or• 90 80 Pr0¥ldence 89 511
Rlllelgh 83 69
Rllpld Clly 79 54
Reno 10 1 83 Richmond 79 66
Salt lak• 97 69
Sen Anionic> 115 74
S.ttl• 79 58 = 93 ?: 83 St LOUii 85 73
• BOif RIPIRT
'* m n
·~· .... . ....
LOMtleft .=. femtJ. Hunt::'iton Pllf 87 8anta ne Alww .i.tty ... fOOd " 40th 81. NllwP«t 3-5 good 80 22nd 8t. NllwP«t 2 ,.., 811
... boeW .. 3-7 OOocl 811 hit Creel! , .... llllr 87 Dolleny Beech 1-2 , . ., 88 ~lttetl (H~) 2-3 OOOCI 87 ~llOer ,rc·at:1
t.a goocl es ~ 1.r.:!d 85 Cotton'• Olnt 4 ea ,, ...... ..... OOoO 88
llon Onofre 4-f ~ N ~~·1 TIDE.I; HIOfl: 2:0e p.m.; Low: 7: a.m., SWiii!
-, .. , .....
St P Tampa 85 80 SI Sae Maroa 69 47
Spollem! 90 57 Syracuse 69 60 Topeka 95 68 Tucson 100 71
Tulsa 100 79
Washongln 76 66 Wochlla 101 71
CALIFURNIA
Ba11e1s11e1d 106 81 Bly1ha 109 Eureka 63 Fresno 101 7f Lancaster 99 80 Los Angeles 86 69 Monterey 84 Needles 107 Paso Robles t07 59 Red Blulf 108 72 Redwood City 79 60 S1er11mento 97 55 Sallnaa 88 49
Sen OleQO 81 71 San Fr1ncleo0 64 54 Senta Betbara 78 58 Stoel\ ton 105 65 Thetmal 112 Barstow 102 83 Big Bear 78 50 C1t1llna 74 86 Long a.ch 82 69
Smog
Where to cell (toll lrH) tor 1e1111 ::&::•ormetlOn: OrlnQI nly. (IOO) «5-382e
Lo• AnoelH Count~: (8001 242-402a
RMtllcle and 8111 a.trletdlno countlea: (IOOI 387-4710
AOMO Epleode C.,,ter: (IOO) IZ42...ef
Tides
TOOAY
Seoo11d Noh l.t7 p,m. &.O
Sec<M\O IOw 7:38 p.m. 1.81 TUllDAY Flrat lllQh 1:He.m. 4.1
Aral low 7:24 a.m., 1.8
8eoond hlQh 2.00 p,m. 4.11
8eoond low 1:6' p.m. 1.7 Sun 11t1 11 7·31 p.m .. ,,_
T\IMCll)' It 8.IZ I I m, Moon rl-today M 11<03 1.m.,
Mii It 1Q.40 p.m
compared to 226,459 a d ecade Beach Goes Country/Western" LEAKIN TIMBERS TROPHY ·Jack s
ago. Lundberg reporte d . ln a nd attrac ted such· e ntries as :1~~~~ound , Brent Wahlberg and Dock
addition. gas s ta tlO''IS being "The Best Little Oar House tn WHEEL STEA M ANO BELL (steam
cons tructed today tend to be high Newport Beach" and one boat boa11 SS Michigan Ale~ander Dale
1 I th'•t was transformed into a 01RTV OLD MANIFOLO toldes1 boall vo ume. se f -serve o u tie LS loca tee' u Argus sea Scou1s
In populous. growth areas. bottle of 5<.'0tc:h. GRANO ANCIENl MA RINER (one OI a
The industry alreadv. mav_ The I rvi n e Company. thC' kondl ·serena, Mark Anderson BI LGY BINNACLE 1class1c yachl) have r r• ach e d <1 m 1 n 1 m u rt' largest land developer in Orange E1oc1ra. eroc rt10rsen
numbC'r of gas stations n('(·cssary Cou nty, entered a bo,·,t dubb< !, ORIPPv sruFF1NG BOX (work boal\
t 0 m a I n t .., 1 n .. Am ..... r 1 c· a • s "How The West Was Won." 01t1c1a1. Paul a11d Dock Mic11a1czyk ., ._. COMMERCIAL THEME The lrvone a utomo llVC' sociC'ty," Lundbt·rg The winners. honored at thC' company
.d Balboa Ba.v Club follow ing the CO MMERCIAL COSTU ME Animal sat · h f . I Coackers Also. the lettl'r said to t a l two-our esuva ·were: COMM ERCIAL SOUND Jom siemons . d ) t MAYORS CHOtCE Ship House Mercedes nallonw1 e gaso me• t'On.sump ion w111oam Grundy ERC r 0 c has dropped from the all-tame -COMMOOORes· TROPHY (decorallon) Sark COMM IAL ANIMA I N (love) ully
high of 115.4 billion gallons set In •fntegroly Oon Loechly c 0 MM E R c I AL AN IM Al I 0 N
1978 to an estlma t___. 100 btllion DEEP SI X AWA RO (decorat•onl tmechanoclil BalbOa Bay Club '-""' . Argus Sea ScooJs COMM ERCIAL SWEEPSTAKES Tne gallons this year. BIG TOOT AWA RO (soun d ) lrvtneCompany .-----------------F....;;a=SG1na11on Jack HM_le_r ____________________ _
-
Exclusive mid-weight suits
for the Brooksgate man
Here is an excellent suiting for the young
executive who s eeks an all-wors ted he can
wear almos t year-round. It's tailored on our
trim 2-button Brooksgate model, and is an
excellent value considering the quality and
versatility. Navy or grey solids or with pin
stripes. Coat, vest and trousers. $250
UTAlllSHID 111e
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l\trnlshlng& for lltn: Womtn ~ loyt
~30 WEST 7TI I STttEtn. I.OS . 'tGliLR~. C:ALIR
fASHION ISLANI>. NHWPORT tmAC ll. CALii-:
\ •
ORANGE COAST COSTA MIU IDITIDI
MllN!,,\1 ;\lll1I ! .·I I 1/ OAAN Gt COUN TY C ALIFO H NIA 25 CENTS
FLOATING 'SALOOr\' 1'1111·, •it 1 l1t l1\·1n• Company in
Sund:iy·s :!:!ml 1\111111.il N1 "I ttr t I l.11 l•111 l 'h,11·act<·1 Boat
Parad<• wa!'> 111 k('q•111 1., \\1th 11'1 \\.ii• 1l1111111 p.11.u lc··., tlu·m<·:
''Newpcirt l;tll'S Cm11111' \\ t -,11 111 ' ,\tld111c 1i1.d 1il111tus apµcar
O•lfY Piiot Photo by O•ry Ambro ..
on Pag<' Bl Th<• trad1t1onal evc:>nt ts p\-<>sented eac:h year by
thl' Commodorl'S C lub of the Ne wport Harbor Chamber of
Comnwn:<'.
Swimmers, characters abound
By STEVE MARBLE
Of lh• D•llY Piiot Sl•ll
It was just <mnttw1 11111 \l1g1h1
weekend along thl' 01,11111 l •.1s1
as 500,000 b<.'al·hgo1·r-., "" 11 1111 d
over the sand. ;m ho.ii ''"'"'"l '-dressed up ltk1· l'tt\\ 1111\., .111d
putted around Nt'"l"''t ll;1rlw•r
and a m1l1tar " tl«.,1·111 r \\ ,,.,
appreht'nded f,;, sp1 •1•cl111g .. 1. "
stolen JN ski.
"It was that kind 111 '" Pkl 11d
said Newport Bt·.11h lil••i.:11.11d
Capl. Buddy &•blw
Hot and humid w1·,itl11•r 111
inland cities m<idt· tht• ... 11.11111 rh•
pla c:t• t o hi' Thl \\ ,, tc·.
tempera turf' hovPrC'<.I r1n 11111d f i!I
degrees and air n ·adrng., \\ .. n
couple of noldW!:> l11 ghc r
Mo re than 11111 111111 '" '""''
s pread out th1 1r i '. 1,.. 111
Newport Bc-ach S11ncl.1\ .111d ,,,.
equal numbl•r vis111 d th•· ''·•'• and c1t v lx>ac:h1·., 1n I lu11t1111•l·111
Beach ·
Chopp) surf .111d 1 q '""' ., 1,1 f'I lif~uards hu:-\ Lt I 1·1~11.11 cl-. 11
:-,;, . .,,1>1111 11·,·11111'-d 1:-io \\'<"<'k<·ncl
"'"' uc·-.. .1t1d ·-..w l nru· hodvsurfer
tf1.,I• 1 it• d Iii li11ttld1 1 a nd <•
•' "lld d 11 lllL' I h1 \\":t\"t"" ;it thP
\\1d~· o.;11 fl11<'d o111t'tk 1n1urv
' 1 1 , , 11 1 • t ' • 1 11 11 t v I 1 .1 r b tJ r
l'.t1111l1111•11 .1 11 .... t .. <1 ,1 21 Vl'.ir old
111.011 ~1111d.1\ 1111 Lido (.,lt• 1n
:--.;, ·' f>t•l I I l.11 hn1 Im sp<:vd1ng on
1 11 I ... ht Fur tlu 1 1 ht'<.:ks. ofllc"(•r;.;
.11d. 11 \• 1lc·d tl11 motortlt•d l"ra ft
I .id 1 •' 11 .1011-11 •• '' .1r a~co 1n Los
'nL.• •"'
.\ •• 11 111111 l .. 11111 t ru1M•r wa:-
'''" c cl 10 ... ,,,,I\ Sundav "\1'111<11111 111".ll ~, .. ,1 ·Be~1dl when
the· sk1p1.c 1 b11111~~H tht• boat too
' t• ,...,, \II ltt If r •
111 l..ci.:1111.0 I~ .wh. tht· E11Prgy
1"111 \1o1 '''li p on l\.1.11n
1(, ,, 1 ...,, •'It I' n1d lc·a tun•d
1 ,lqlqt• "ii \\ 11Hl )'11\\ l't . W<ttl'I
1•'11'111• .1111 11 111d cl11p 1rng:t1 11n1
l(11l 1 I 1 r • .ol ... 1 • ''' .;toppt•r \\'Cl~
tl11 !.!11.t ,., r 11111 111 th•· .1nnual
1 ·Ii .i , , 1 • r II" .it I' :1 r "d t 1 n
:'\ .. v. I •"r 1 ll.11 h111 '!'ht \\ ;11 k1c·st
Newport to seek
U.S. housing aid?
In a departurt frnrn tlt1 P"":
the Nc·wport &·ac·h Ctt ' l'm1111 ii
wiU consider the· u -;1• 111 f1·d1•1.d
housing monc•y tonight
The uty. 1n p;1st \l0,1rs Ii.•
opted not Lo apph fnr bl•ll k gra11•
money through l-l o u ... 111i.: ,ond
U r b a n D l' v l' I 11 p m .. n ( . ." 1 1
officials hav<' 1 ndurl'd 1r1111·1 11
from legaJ aid and ta11 lmu,..111g
groups for th 1s pnwt 1c·1 ·
If the city is sucu•.,..,f lll 111 '''
apphcallon for 1 h' 1111111t' 11
would be cnt1tl1·cl to "-·1!111 111111
Other items un tlw P\"1"111111!
oouncrl agrnd.i an
ORDINANCES
I) L1m111ng hou" 1 Ol''
pumps
2) ESl8bhsh1ng unlll'rm 1 ,., ,. '1
tor cl1v ernp1oyees
CONTRACTS
1) AulhOrlle agrP('mPMI w I w llT • '
Simpson lo• r1!9air~ nn l du •~, r,, 11<;"
2) Am~d a'JreetTwn1 iN•'h 1-, 11 111 o, 1
Schmid for design o' '1Qhl·t 11n 1i1n'-'s ,., •
merging Innes on Par.1f1t Coe~• 1h11nw1,
WORLD
REPORTS
1 I•
n-,, 10..,,..,.,., .. ,,
fl ~~f(). f ::,.•un, 1 I IP Ir rO-:trhtnQ fence
ct o 11 P f,ttr S1u!i!'
1 At.,,, t tht1••1 • r1t., qti wall .11 3611
(. 1.t~1'1 fir tlt•.,.ird
~ l) 1'< c.t·t.t rf~!!i.•onalu1fl n' Paula Gor.Hrey a.s
•fl'-''Tlt°'f' t tn" rrn,,...,. n1 H ')uahly Citizens
AJvt!i.Of~ L Jf'11,m ,,,.....
CONTINUED BUSINESS 'l ,,, .,,.. ; r , S 10 000 ~•Jnl to South c. 8SI H••c.••rt ,,~
21 l'iJ'"" 1101 runt 10 •acant po5t on
Nr·Y.UtHt [u ,. .. ,.1 crll•f'lf• C•t1zpn, Advisory
nrnm1ftf·•
CURRENl BUSINESS
, M""""'~ -111ch.Hf\ tr 1m C.ovnc.irn.a;n Pau 11.',~fl •t'Q•trJ1<'1tJ »I .Andr~w ~ Prn51>y1ena11
h1Jr ti
Sovie t navy h as th<· <>dge
The Sovwt navy h.1!> th< l1·ad C1\'1 1 J\ml'n ca an
several areas c-spt'<·tail~· nuclc•M ~ubmannl•s, ac't·ordmg
to a r esp('cted publication on world o.;h1 pprng Pag<· A5
NATION
SANTA MONICA (A Pl Mrl lio na1re
businessman Alfred Bloomingdale>, cl<>Sl' friend and
adviser o f Prc·s1d e nt R<'agan . has dtf'cl of cancer ,
according to on a nnounc:t•men l t o day from
Bloomingdale"; offict•. lit-was llfi Bloomingdale, a
m ember of Rt>agan's "kitche n cabim•t .'' was heir to
New York Bloomingdalc's de partment. sto re fortune.
Here comes the judge
A Wisconsin woman hod planned a career in
music. She has be-en a beauty quf•l•n, hus a family and
now finds herself as first womnn to s~rve as a chief
judge m Wb;consin. Page 8 2.
marin~· d,1s play around, the
paradt· <i ttrat'tt.>d m o n • than
:!,000 i;ix-t·t.ators
ThP th<'ml' for the Sunday
;tftt-rnoon parade was "Newport
B<•at·h CoC's Country/Western"
;.ind attn1t·tl•cl sul·h entries as
··Thl' &·.,t Ltttle Oar House m
Nt>wport Beach" and one boat
1 hat was transrormed into a
botth.• of S<:ott:h
Tht• I rvine Company. the
largl'Sl land devl•loper in Orange
County, Pnterc<l a boat dubbed.
"'lfow.Tht• West W<ts Won"
The winners, honored at the
Balboa Bay Club following the
two-hour festival, were:
-MAYOR"S CHOICF 'Shep House,
W11t1em Grundy
COMMODORES TROPHY fdeco•allon>
tntegnrv Don Ltecllly
-DEEP SIX AWARD (dt'cora11on1
Argus ... Sea Scouts
BIG T OOT AWARD tsound)
• Fasctnallon Jeck Hesler
LOOSE SCREW AWARD 1ancma11onJ
ln<egnly Don LM1Cllly
SUAVIESl SWAB AWARD (C051umei
Pac1f1c Cllpper, · Gerald Thompson and Jim
Shipman
CRUT TEN DEN CUP (theme> Wagon
Train, S B•ke<
LEAKIN TIMBERS TROPHY Jack S
Phogbound Brent Wahlberg and Dock
Plevan
-WHEEL, STEAM ANO BELL f51eem
boall "$ S Michigan:· Ale•ander Dale -DIRTY OLD MANIFOLD (Oldest 1>oa11
Argus. · SH Scouts
-GRANO ANCIENT MARINER tone ot • ltlnd) ··s.ren•:· Marl! And•rson.
(See PARADE, Page A2 )
MERCEDES MELTED Newpor t Beach fireman s1ft.s
lhrough rubble of garage at 405 Morning Star Lane where
fire dc•s troycd this new $80.000 Mercedes Sunday evening.
COUNTY
Home buildin¥ eased
It could be easier to build a home in Santa Ana
Heights after action by the Orange County Planning
Commission that requires only staff-level approval for
new construction or remodeling. Page A4.
Bank gets new president
The Laguna Bank, a financial institution
e mphasizing community service, has a new president.
Page 86.
TELEVISION
B eing a kid again
Actor Joel Higgins ·is having a lot of fun with his
role in new NBC comedy. "Silver Spoons." He gets to
be a chiJd all day in the show featuring roJe reversal.
Page 88.
Child-neglect
rap dro'pped'
against Stuckle
By DAVID KUTZMANN
01 lh• D•lly Ptlol 81•N
An 0 1 <t n g c· Co u n t y Judge
d1 sm1ssl'd ft·lony l'htld nt·~IC't:t
l"hargt'S tod<ty agains t Carl<J
Vc·ml:' Stut:kl<'. tht• mother or a
14-munth old bov whos..· father
is stall' St·n John u Schmitz
C l" n t 1 a l 0 r a n g e C o u n t y
Muninpal Court Judgl' Gary
Ryan d1srn1ssed thl' c·hargt• aftt.'r
tht• d1 s tr1c:t a ttornl•y's o ffice
mnc:edl·J thl'r<' was msuff1c1ent
(•videnct• tt) warrant prosec:ut1on.
The c:hdd ha d sufforl'C! st•vcre
gcn1 u d inJuric•s a nd wa s
temporarily r e m oved Crum
Stuckle's tustodv until t•ar11er
this month. wh.c•n a juvc·nll<•
c:ourt judgl' orderl'Cl thl· re>lease
or th<· l'htld tu Stut·klt ..
&th Stul'kk· and her attorney,
M1l·hae l McDonnell, said after
this morning's court hearing m
Santa AnJ that charges would
rwvcr hav1• bc-t•n fdt'Ci rr It hadn't
b t• t' n f o r S t· n . S e h m 1 t z ·
1nvolvl'mt•nt 1n th(• mattt•r
Stuckle. a Tustin resident, ha.s
da1med th<it the Corona dt'I Mar
lawmaker 1s the father of both
her infant son <t nd an infant
dauJ?htc•r
Hirth rt'<:ord-. on file m Orange
County list &:hm1tz as the fatht·r
uf both d1tldrcm .
S tut·kll• told n·porters this
m o rning that s he felt no·
b11ternl'Ss ahout l'harges bc•1ng
ftlt>d against her and was not
<ingr y at Schmitz t'Vl'n though
the GOP lawmaker had not
made anv publl<' statements
t'Oneern1ng the highly publit·1wd
1ssuC' of paternity
"'H<· h<.td to make his dec1swn."
tht· Tustin woman said.
Even so. she said, she 1s still m
lovt• wrth Schmitz. with whom
shl' sard she earned on a nme-
year love affair a(ter taking a
dass taught by him at Santa Ana
Collegr
Judge Hyu n made• hts ruling m
what would havt· bt•t•n th<• first
<IJY of a pre liminary hearing
a~;imst Stut·klc.
The• 4:l-vc·ar-old woman was ~ttr<'sted by T ustin polic:e and
charged wllh felony c:hdd neglect
aft<'r d<X·tnrs disc.•overt'CI that her
infant son 's penis was nt•arly
'i<'Vl'red by having a strand of
hair wound 11ghtly around ll
Hc·c:on strut·llvl• i.urgery was
1wrformt•d and the• t·hild was /
n•turned tu the moth(•r followini.?
a JUVen1h· t·ourt hc·armg earlier
this month
S till rx:ndmg against Stucklc 1s
a Sept. 10 hearin~ m juvenile
m urt dl'almg with whether she
t·<in m<Jmtcun permanc'nl custody.
Tustin pol1t"l' 1nvcst1gators
havt• mamwmed that th!:' injuries
111 th l' t· hr 1 d w l.' n · caused
dt•libt·ratc·lv Stul"kh.• has de nied
th:n shC' I!:> rt•sponsrblc· for causing
Lhc· injury
Disneyland
c haracte r s
• • nix union
Out Wt•st. Mil·kcv Mouse will
t'Ontmue lo l'Ut h1i, own deal With
his boss<''i 1n the Walt Disney
amusemt'nt empire
No employee who appears at
D1snevland m Anaheim as at·tors
<.1rc· un1onizc..'Ci and there are no
l·urrent atll'mpts for them to .JOtn
a union . a (·c:o rd1ng to park
spok£>Sman Bob Roth
About 100 employl"t'S at Walt
D1s nev World m Lake Buena
Vista. Fla .. decided to unionize
this week rn a 45-41 vote.
Ro th s aid Dis ney la nd has
between 100 and 150 character
;ictors. d cpcndrnR on seasonal
attt'n danc:<'
o.i<y ,.lot Photo by ~ ate"
Author1t1es· s aid the cause of the blaze is still under
investigation and th at the owners have not been located.
INDEX
At Your Service A4 Horoscope A7
Erma Bombeck A7 Inte rmission B7
Business B6 Ann Landers A7
Cavalcade A 7 Movies 86-7
Classified C4-8 Public Notices C4
Comics B4 Sports Cl-3
Crossword B4 Stock M arkets B5
Death Notices C4 Television 88
Editorial A6 Theaters 86-7
Entertainme nt 86-7 Weather A2
Art H o ppe A7
SPORTS
Angels hot; Dodgers not
The California Angels, led by Reggie Jackson 's
hitting, beat Detroit 6-5 Sunday. The~l.os Angeles
Dodgers, meantime, lost a 14-inning marathon to
Pittsburgh. 4-3.
J
(
offering
Hebrew classes
Fou r Hebrew claase!4 will
be offt-rr.d •t)11s f a ll by
Coastline Community Colk•gc
In Nco•wpo rt Beach , Costa
Mesa and Seal Beach.
A bcgmnmg Hebrew class
will bt.> o ffen•d Tuesdays.
beginning Sept. 7 from 6:30 Lo
9:30 p.m at Coron a del Mar
High School, 2101 Eastbluff
Drive. Roo m 209. Newport
Beach.
An tntermt'dtatc• He bre w
class will be offl'rt.•d Tuesdays
beginning Sept. 7 from 6:30 to
9:30 pm. at the Mesa Verde
L earning Cent er in Cos ta
Mesa
Anotht•r beginning class
will lw o ffere d Monda ys,
bt•jltnntn~ Sept. l 3 from l to 4
p.m at Seal Beach F1tld1ty
F'cderal Savings und Loan
Assn , l ~i820 Seal Beach Blvd
Another beginning t·oursl'
will bL' offered Sept. l ~L
Mondays from 6:30 to 9 <l0
pm. al Mesa Verde Learning
Cente r , 2990 Mesa Vt.'rdt•
Dr1 w East. Cost.a Ml'Sa
F or reg1sl r a t1 on
informa lion call 9ti3-0824 or
rt•g1stt•r during the first two
w(oek~ o f duss
'
ri1ne rate drops
22-Inonth low
EW YORK (AP) A half.
int cut in the prime lending
to a 22-mon th low of I :3.5
rcent spread lo mort' ma;o1
~nks today, reflt•cting stt•ep
declines in tht• banks' t·ost o l
runds. . ,.
Morgan Guaranty Trus t. lht>
nation's fifth largest bank, anci
No. 14 Manne· Midland Bank
followed r e duc tions bl'.'gun
Police seize
.four in Mesa
:yehicle theft
1• A Costa MC'sa pohl'C' c:ar was
damaged a nd four ml'n were·
orrested early this morning in
('Qnnection with the alleged theft
~f a rental van. polil'C' said
... Officer Gary Walsh saw the•
van at I: 15 a.m this morning
a long Eas t I 8th Street a n d
pursued ll to Nc•wport BoulC'vard
•d L9th Strct>l wht•rt• polic.•c said
the four susp<.'Cts jumped out.
.•. Walsh · the n plal·(od his policC'
unit in front of thl• rolling van to
keep it from e nte ring Newport
B9ulevard, polict• said Both ~hicles s ustatn£>d moderatC'
damage
Arrested on susp1c1on of auto
theft according to poltcc were:
Edward Smith, 18; Leon Ph1lhps.
22; Jimmy Ray He rvey, 19, and.
Randy Lee Reynolds. 22. all o f
(,aglewood
Poli«' said t.oday that th<.'y arc
!M!archmg for the owne r of the
v_,n. Th<.' vehicle had been ho t
wired.
.. ,.
Friday at several ma.)Or mom·v
C'e nt£'r banks.
Bank of Americ:a a nnoum·<.'d in
San Francisco ~hat 1t would
match th(• pnme lending mt<· of
1:1.5 pcn•t-nt.
CroC'ke r Bank, San F'ra1w1sco .
said 1t has lowered Its honw
mortgage loan ratC' to 15 5
percent beginning todny Tht•
new rate. down trom lo rx·n·t.•nt.
applies tu loans amort1Zlod over :!()
_years with either a five-yt><1r or
At that lime, 1t was on its way uo
toward a record 21.5 perl'l'nl ·
The prime. which l>tuou ai.
high as 16 5 perCt.>nl lac;t month.
1s the base upon which b;mk~
compute inte rest chargt's on
short-term business loans to thc•1r
best-risk corporatl' customt•rs
Consum<.'r Joan!' ;mci mortl?a!lt·:,
a re not tied to tht.• prtnw. but
changes 1n the primt• arc a n
ind"·ator ot movements in othl'r
interest rates.
Othe r interest rates havt.· bl•c•n
plummctrng this summc·r
From Page A1
PARADE. • •
BILGY BINNACLE (clauoc yacht I
Etectre. E•oc Th0<sen
DRIPPY STUFFING BOX (WOik boa11
Ottic1aJ Paul and Dock MICh&IUyk
-COMMERCIAL THEME The Irvin~
Company
-COMMERCIAL COSTUM E Animal Crackers
-COMMERCIAL SOUND Jim Stemonll Mercedes
-COMMERCIAL ANIMATION (live) Cutty Sark
-CO MMERCIAL ANI MA TION
(me<:hanoc.lll Balboa Bay Club
-COMMERCIAL SWEEPSTAKES fhll Irvine Company
Clouds to
• Ill
ousted
m•;UWT. Lt•l111nun (AP) An
t•x ploci1ng t.•ar bumb hull1·d a
hur IJc1r bound PLO l'Onvoy tor·
11bout IHI hour toduy. but the
tru1.·ks la ll•t' b1 uu..iht 1Jbout 1,000
Pal1•s\inllln guerrillas to u :,hip
thnt s<.•t "'iii lo lake tht.•m to u nl•w
hornl' 111 South Yt'm~·n
Tht.• lnadinll onto lht• ship al:«.>
was halt(·ci briC'rty w hile several
gu1•1-r11lus n1rr y 1ng rol·kct
prorwll1•d f.(rt•tiad<.' launchers
l l1r n ld OV l'I thl· weapo n s.
•H'<'Ordinl( to Bruc.·e K ashda11,
l!<rac•l1 Fon·1~n M1n1i.tr y
:.pokl'Sma11 111 Bt·irut.
Wh1l t' tht' eV8l'Uat1 o n
pro(·t·(•dl•d into its third day
P a rl 1 a m l' n t <.' I l' l' l <.' d a n c w
Leban<'!><.' president, r1ght1s l
Chr1st1.in m1llt1a oomm an dc1
Ba s h 1 r G c• m a y <' I , a n d t h c•
Christian St'Ctor of east Beirut
l'ruptl•d 1n wild s tree t
\'l'll·brallor}:. Thcrt> Wl're reports
o f pt•oplt· w ounded by bullets
ftrt•d rnto the a u m celebration
ls rnel's military command
11tt'a nwhllt• s<11 d Pales t1n1an
l..!ucrril la:, had made a no ther
att.al'k on 1Lc; cast Lebanon furc-t>~,
firing b;izookas at soldiers north
of the v1llaiw of Mansoura.
Pair bound
in $40,000.
Me a holdup
P11l1u· 1n Co!-.ta Ml·sa an•
'>t•arc·hrng lcxl<1y fur two ml'n who
llC'd up tlw owm·r uf a beauty
supµI~ shop :ind an employl'l'
l>t•fun • flt•t•1ng with .J<"Wl•lry ilnd
t.ash v.ilul'd .11 mun· than $40.llOO
lnvt·,.,llgJturs,~ .. 11cl that thl' two
n11·n w.dkt•d 1nw (.'o.,t..i Ml'sa
Bt•auty Supply, ~14:i W lHth St
Fr 1d a -:-• ,Jl about H pm ..
dl·mJndin~ l·ash and valuabll•s
from tht· womc•n who wen•
sta ving latr• tn box supplit·s In
o rdt•r Lu rl'l0t·aw 1 he stun•
Sh11 IC'v I loff, thl' owner of thl'
:.tori•. and M<.trla Craig, both 47.
Wt'l l' bound a nd gaggl'd with
ma:-.kmg tap<• h.v thl' :1ssailants.
Nt•1thl01 woman w;,i~ ~t·nousl v
hurt •
1 loff lold polit·t· that a diamond
ring <ind p<•ndant wt•re takC'n
(.'r;i1g, who frt'l'd h1•rsc•I [ first to
t·all polu:c, lost $45 Ill ca.sh and
;1 µ. ·.11 1 l hokl'I'
lJ tH' O I th c• SUS pl' l' t S I S
dl'scrib<•d :L'> a malt• white m his
mid Ws. thin build. about 5 r~t
7. with blond h<11r
Th<. other 1s described as a
malt· Mcx1t:an in his late 20's,
about 5 ft>t•t Y. 150 pounds.
Hoff <;Uff<.'rt-d a cut hp when
c;ht• was fort·cd to th<• floor bv thl·
two mC'n , pohl·e smd -
• re In a In
The Forecast For 8 a m EDT
Tues<lav Au·iust 24
Raon~ SnowC]
Showers f11III Flumes~
1Coa.'4t<t I
Lale night through mid·
•morning low olouds near the
COll4t, otherwise lair with variable
lligh clouds 1n the afternoons
Highs lrom mid· 70s at 1he
,~e•ehes to mld-901 Inland
t>vernlght Iowa 65 t o 70 ;~untlngton·Newl>Ofl area ranging
Crom • low ol 67 10 • h!Qh ot 7S
Ellewhere, lrom P~ont
•"Concep11on 10 the Mes1ea11
•botdef and oul 60 motes Small
craft advisory tor ouler waters
Wtlh ,_lhweSI winds ot 15 lo 25
ju1011 and eomb4ned seas ot 3 to ~ tee1 through tonight Locally
hghl v111ebl9 winds turning _,
10 llOUthwesl tO to 20 knoll lh11
allernoon and evening
South-•t swells ol t to 3 feel Night end mormng log end low
clouds over outer wa1er1
extending to inner waters
U.S .. "tu111111ar.v
Showers and lhu'1derstorma
dampened areas from the
Rookies 10 tho central P1atn1 end
1n10 th• lower Greet Lakes and
Penn1ylll11nta early today
Some lsol11t8d thowers drifted over Ftortda and lhe CBroOnu
Mostly eteor skies covered
areas from lhe llOUlhern Plain• to
the central Gull CoHt and tn lhe
Peclllc Northwell
Scattered shower1 and
thunderstorma Sundey touched
areat lrom the Tennes-River
Valley through 111e tower Great
L1ke1 and the middle end
norlhern All1n11c 11a1e1
Scatt«ed thunder1torm1 awept
areas from Ml1110Url to Ftori<le
SklM -• par11y cloudy over the nOf"lh·central t9Ctoon 01 the
n allon and moatly au,,ny
elMWl>llfe
Temperature• belore dewn
ranged from <l8 II Marquettt.
MICh , to 91 Pl'I08fl1X
California
The N•tk><l•I Wnthttf Senno.
HY• Southern C•lllornl•'•
w••lher 1hould b• cloudy
Tu.d•y with leotttctd •ltemoon
end evening thundllf1howllf1 In
moun1e1n1 ind duert• •no
pofflble llr0f19, gutty wind•
Hight wlll r•nge from fM mid
80• In Lo• Ang•IH, to 100 In
Owen9 Vetley. from 90 to 90 In
mounteln ., .. ,, from ve to 103 In
north«n ~t110 t12 Int.,. IOw
deMl't. OvitrnlOht IOwt .,. f~t ,,,
tM high 801 ,." downtown Lot
AnottM tO I 00-1111 IOW renglng
IYom e5 to 70, from 58 10 Ille 80e
1n moumelne aino lrom the uppw eoe to tt1e 10. 1n tne ...,.. loet.,. trom Point ~IOn
10 the Mexio.n b«der Gan ~
Nghl wtrll~ wl11d1 clurlnQ 1111
•
111ghl B'1d morning hours.
becoming west 10 southwesterly
at 8 10 16 kno1s during the
allernoon w11h a 1-10-3-1001
sou1hwes1 swell
Not1hwes1 winds could reach
25 k nolS wlll'I a comb ined
3·10·5·1001 sea and sweu h11ther
tl'l•n 60 miles otlshora lrom San
Nicolas Island
T e niperatures
NATION
Albany
Alt:>uque
Ama,,llO
A$1'18v111e
Atlanla
Austin Blll11more
Bllllngs
Bumlnghm
Blamarck eo.se
Bo11on Brown1Y1te
Bulfalo
BurhnQIOn Cas~r
Charlstn SC
Ch11rlst,, WV
Charltte NC
Cheyenne
Chicago Clnc1nna11
Cleveland
Ctmbia SC
Columbus
Oel-FI Wth
Dayton
Denver 0.. Moines
Detroit Oululh
El Paso
Fargo
Fleg91atl
Great Fant
Harllord
Helena
HonOlulu
Houalon tndnapna
Location
Huntlngt0'1 Ptar Sarti• Ana AIYllf Jat(y
40tl'I St. N.wport
22nO St. Newpofl
Balboa Wedge
HI Lo
68 57
89 69
93 67
77 SS
87 67
98 75
73 63
90 57
88 64 81 S•
9• 56
70 58
95 78
65 57
70 58 !11 54
88 78
82 59
79 55
79 55
76 64
78 67
71 62
88 68
76 62
99 76 7tl 63
8-4 59 8-4 65
69 63
H 58
96 70
77 56
83 58
69 48
72 57 80 50 87 75
94 80 .7 8!>
•Low TemnPr.11ur»~
Fron I<, ,-
Jacksn MS
Jac~snvlle
Kans C1ry
Knoxville
Laa Veges
L1111e Rock
lou11v1lle
LubbOCk
Memphis
M1em1
Milwaukee
Mpla·St P
Na11hv1lle
New OrleaM
New York
Norfolk
No Platte
Okie City
Omaha
Orlando
Phlladphoa
PhOenlx
PlllSl:>utflh
Pllend, Me
Piiand. Oro
Provl<lenc:e
Raleigh Rapid City
R8flo
RICl'lmond
Seu Lake
San Anlonoo
Seattle Shr.-..port
SIOUX Falla
St Louie
TodaJ'I
A119/Mea.
3-<I
3-8
3-8
2 3.7
3 ...
1·2
~ ..
Wan
8hapa
axeallent = ,.,,
good ,.,,
lllr
-
91 n
113 7• 91 67
85 65
•00 83
92 77
81 70
92 '" 89 79
90 82
76 5!l
81 60
llS 66
9J 74
73 (j4
78 70
91 e·
98 70
83 66
90 75
73 61
109 86
75 60
85 53
90 60
69 59
83 69
79 5.l
101 63
711 66
97 89
95 7.l
7g 58
93 75
83 56
85 73
Awaraga
Temp,
117
89 Gii
60
811
87
88
8alt CrNlt
Doheny Beech
Poc;hao019Q 8"oh
(Hole-ln-the-Ftnet) 2-3 good 87
8an Clemtnt1 Pier t·3 good 85
Traflllg8f fr ·SlrMt) 2... good 05
CcllOll'I l'olnl 4 tllf•good 08
Tr•u.. 4.e good 1111
aen Onoh 4.e gooc1 811 ~~'&':~'S noes: HIQfl: 2:08 p.m .. Low. 1.1.-a.m . swe11
... ..
SI p T.Jmpa 85 80
SI Ste Marie 69 .,
Spo~enA 90 57
Syroeus& 69 60
Tooet<11 95 68
tucson 100 71
Tuls11 100 79
Woshingtn 76 66
w1ch11a 101 71
CALIFORNIA
Bakersfield 106 81
Blythe 109
E'urekll 63 frn~rio 101 71
I anCll!IOr 99 80
LOS Ange•es 86 69
Monterey 64
Needles 107
Paso Robles 107 59
Red Btulf 108 72
Redwood Cuy 79 60
Secromen10 97 55
Salinas 68 49
San Diego 81 71
San f'ranclsco a. 5'
Santa Barbttra 78 58
Stoekton 105 85
The< mat 112
Barstow 102 83
Bio Bear 78 50
Catalina 7.l 65
Long BHch 82 1)9
Smog
Where 10 call (toll lraa) for
lat"t 1~lorma11on· Orange nty (800) "5-3828
Loa AngelH County· (800) 2<12 ... 022
R!Yeralde and San Berrtatdtno
c:ovntlM· (800) 387-4710
AOMO Ept1ooa Cartier
242 ... &ee (1100)
Tides
TODAY
Second high 1: 17 p.m. 5.0
Second tow 7.38 p.m. I 11
TVHOAY
Flrat high 1 29 a m. A. 1 Ftrll low 7 24 • m.1 I 8
S.Cond l'llgh 2:06 p.m '·' Second tow 8·54 p 11'1 1.7
8u11 Hll 11 7 31 p 11'1 . rtt<te
Juetd~ 1t 8.21 a.m
Moon 11 ... today 1o1t 11·03 am ,
Mt.tat 1040 pm
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DREAM BED -Dave Adelsohn (lefl) and
work(·r Jac k son Reynolds look a t speaker on
bC'd Paul Mt.·Cartnl•y e:i->kl'cJ thf' Costa Mesa
DallJ Piiot l"ftoto bJ L.e "ayna
cabine t maker to build to r ~tev1e Wondl'r 111
honor of tht.~1r mus ic hit "Ebony :md Ivory ·
Dream bed from Mesa
Rock star's gift real top of the line model
ByJOOICAOENHEAO
O(tti. DallJ Piiot Staff
P aul Ml'C<i rtrwv wanted to
g1v(' S tl'Vll' Wcmcf;.,. ..., becJ , nol
JUSl any bed UUt CJOt• tha t
would lull th(• mu:.1c·1an to sll'l'P
With five Sp<•ak<>rS, Vibrator., and
gl·ntly flashing lt~h ts and c·ost
"more than a Fc·rrari," ac'(·ordrng
tu Oavl• Adelsohn of Costa MC'Sa
who built 1t
Adelsohn, who sp<>c1ahws in
unique t·drpt•n try for sound
~vstt·ms. took om· look al the
skctl'h submlllt-<l lJV tht> forml'r
&•atk ;md said ht• ·Jnd his l'l'l'W
would hdVl' tht· lwd don<.• in 6U
d avs.
That wai. l:x:forL· Lhl• drawmg
for tht> dr<•<1m hod blc•w away in
the wind. Luckilv Adl•lsohn has
d good me mory ·
T h a t w a s a 1 i. o b c· f o r c·
ll'<:hnH:1ans at Chnsopht•r Ha nsen
L1m1tl'd uf Los Angt.•les fC'll two
w e <.' k s b l' h 1 n d s l' h e d u I l• 1 n
subm1tt1ng drawings for the
<;11und systt>m Luckil y Adl'lsohn
was ablt· to w ork roun·d tht• clock
The bed finall y mov('CJ out ·or
the• Costa Mei.a· shop at n oon
S u n d a v • l w o d a vs b c· h 1 n d
S<·h(>dult: ·
"This 1s lht• t ou gh est
assignment vet," swd Adclsohn
whose been building cabinets 12
years. "h 's a l 0. r submitted thC'
bid and all I could think of 1s.
what will I do 1f I get 1t"
What Adelsohn did was build a
ninl·-foot long black sued(• framt•
b<.'d equipped with s pea ker~
underneath and surrounded bv
light s hafts that are topp<'CI with
spc·akcrs.
But the highlight of th<· luxury
prOJCCl 1s the t'Onsok· systl'm al
the foot of the bed compll•tt•
with thl' fmt•st am/fm fine· tunc·r.
turn table. l'aSsl'lll· .. 111d l a f.ll'
rc'<'Ordl•r
One push of tht-button and th<·
chrom('-CndlJst•d console moves
to th1• hrad o l th(· bc·d
Adc•lsohn !><.11<1 ht· spc•nt $:.!,000
alom: dl•s1~nrng tht· touth t·on l rol
pam.>I for tht ~1111o.wr· wh., 1s blind
Although he· ha~n·1 spok<·n
d1n'f:tlv to McCanrwv. th£' Cosl<J
Mc•SJ t·abrn1·t liutld('r ".,<ltd h<· w;1~
told thJt lht fornH r Bc-<.ttll
w<i nlC'd to <111 :>11rnt'thmg spt.oe1al
for Wondt·r in honor of th<·1r h11
"Ebcmv .111cl lv11t\ ·
'JI, •1 • '1gn1·<J ll." S<.ttd
/\d1·b"1 Hut \.\ c madt• 1t
l.>l":-1hl1
Wrn1d1 • • \Ill'( tt•cl lo f'l'('l'I\ 1
tht• gill 1111 ~ .. , 1·1·k
Actor reported OK
SANTA MONICA (AP)
At·tor James Stl·wart was in good
cond1t1on at St. John's Hosp1t··!
this morn ing uncJc•1 going ...
"rouurw che<.'kup and a routmt•
ad justmc•n t of m ed1ca lion ... a
hnsp1tal s pokes woman so1d
Sl(•wart, 74. was admitted
Saturday a ftern oon ancJ 1s
s<:hc-duled to be rt-lea.~ w ithin
t h e n l' x t t w o d a v s T h l' ~pokcswoman from the· hospital'~
nursing s tauo n w o uld not
1dt·nttlv lwr..,c·lt ;mrl said sht• d id
11 U I k n ll W W h a t t y p l' 0 f
nwd1t·auun 1h1· actor was takrn·g
In Augu ... t. 1980. S u ·wart spc·nt
t1ve duvs 1n St John'' l)itsp1tal's
1 or o n ;, r ' 1· ·' r t• u nrf t a f t C' r
1·•1mpl.11n1ng 11f Jll lrrc·gular
pul~·
In St'JHC'mhPr, Hrnll he· was
hosp1taliZ<·d for a mild l'ase o l
sn.1tll':t, whit h app<1rt•ntly was
unn·lJtt d 111 hi:-c·arlll'r h•·drt
prob km
Ex clus ive mid-weight suits
for the Brooksgate man
Here is an excellent s uiting for th e young
executive who seeks an all-worsted he can
wear almost year-round. It's tailored on our
trim 2-button Brooksgate model, and is an
excellent value considering the quality and
versatility. Navy or grey solids or with pin
stripes. Coat, vest and trousers. $250
ISTAlllSHIO 1111
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~.\O \\HST rn I STREHT. I.OS \~rn-:1 .RS. CAI.IE
t1ASHIO~ ISLA;\;I>. NHWPORT Hll' CH . CALIP.
llllCI ClllT lfWPURT llACH I Hill ml:ll
l\1t lNI ,,, ' 1 l 1' • I • I I I I • OUANGE COUNTY. C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
FLOATING 'SALOON' -Entry of the Irvine Company in
Sunday's 22nd Annual Newport Ha rbor Characte r Boat
Parade was in keeping with the waterborne parade's theme:
"Newport Goes Country/Western." Additional photos appear
OeUy Piiot Ptlolo by Gery AmbroM
on Page Bl. The traditional event is presented each year by
the Commodores Club of the Ne wport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce.
Swimmers, characters abound
By STEVE MARBLE
01 lhe Oalllf Piiot Slelt
ll was just another hot August
w eekend along the Orange Coast
as 500,000 beachgoers swa.IT(led
over the sand. 30 boat owners
dressed up like cowboys a n d
putted around Newport Harbor
a n d a mili tary deserter was
apprehended for speeding on a
stolen jet sk i.
''It was that kind of weekend,"
said Ne wport Beac h lifeguard
Capt. Buddy Belshe.
Hot and humid weather in
inland ciues made the strand the
p l ace to b e. The wate r
tem perature hovered around 69
degrees and air readings were a
couple of notches higher.
More than 100.000 per son !'
spread out their towels in
Newport Beach Sunday and an
equal number visited the state
a nd city beaches in Huntington
Beach.
Choppy surf and riptides kept
lifE."guards busy. Lifeguards in
Ne wport recorded 150 weekend
rescues and said one bodysurfer
dislocated his shoulder a nd a
second, daring the waves at the
Wedge. suffered a neck injury.
Orange County Harbor
Patrolmen arrested a 21-year-old
man Sunday off L ido Isle in
Newport Harbor for speeding on
a jet ski. Further checks. officers
said, revealed the motorized craft
had been stolen a year ago m Los
J\ngeles.
A 36-foot cabm cruiser was
towed to saie t y Su nd ay
a fternoon near Seal Beach when
the skipper brought the boat too
close to shore .
ln Laguna Beach, the Energy
Fair was set up o n M ain
Beach Saturday and featur ed
exh1b1 ts on wind power. water
purification and drip 1rr1gation.
But the real show-stopper was
the 22nd version of the a nnual
Chara cter Boat Parade in
Newport Harbor. The wackiest
Newport to seek
U.S. housing aid?
ln a departure from the past,
the Newport Beach City Councif
w ill consider the use of federal
housing money tonight.
The city, in past years, has
opted not to apply for block grant
money throug h Ho using and
Urban D evelopment. City
officials have endured criticism
from legal aid and fair housing
groups for this practice.
If the city is successful in its
application for the money. it
would be en titled to $496,000.
Other items on th e evening
counci I agenda are:
OAOINAN<:fS
1) Llmllong hours ol operation on pool
pumps
2) Eatabllstung uniform pe<sonnet palocoes
tor city employees
CONTRACTS
1) Aulhorlze agreement with William M
SlmpllOn lor repairs on Lido Isle Bridge
2) Amend agreement wllh Williamson and
Schmid for design or right-turn lenes and
merglOQ lanes on Paclllc Coaa1 Highway
WORLD
PIEPOflTI
t) Acceplence or videollpe equipment
lrom Group w Ceble.
21 B1t101 argumenl In lavor of aquatic
center lease at Nonh si.r 8e11eh
3) Reporl on Caltrans West property near
Hoag Memorial Hospltel •I Details on attorney roes In John Wayne
Alrpart llllgallon.
S) Changes In bylaws ror Llbrery Board
meellngs
6) Support 19th SlrHt·Bannlng Avenue
bridge ave< Sen1a An• River
7) Acceptance or storege building and
engine room el Big Canyon AH«volr
8) Acceplance or mlecetlaneous perking 101
1mprovemen1S 91 Revoke permil for encroaching fence
end gete on 36th Street
101 Approve three-tool·high wall et 3611
Oceen Boulevard.
· 11) Accept raslgnauon or Paule Godfrey as
member or Envlronman111 Ouellty Citizens
Advl9()()' Commltt ..
CONTINUED llU91HH9
1) Cooslder giVlng $10,000 g<ent to Sou1h
Coest Rec>«tory
2) N•m• eppllcent to vecenl post on
Newport Beautification Clllzena Advisory
Com mm ..
ClMRENT IU91MH9
t) Memorendum lrom Councilman Paul
Hummel regerdlng St Andrew's Pratbyleroan
Church
Soviet navy has the edge
The Soviet navy has the lead over America in
several areas especially nuclear submarines, according
to a respected publication on world shipping. Page A5.
NATION
SANTA MONICA (AP) -Millio n aire
businessman Allred Bloomingdale, cl0&e friend and
adviser of President Reagan, has died of cancer,
according t o a n announcement today fro m
Bloomingdale's office. He was 66. Bloomingdale, a
member of Reagan's "kitchen cabinet," was helr to
New York Bloomingdale's department at.ore fortune.
Here comes the judge
A Wi.aconsin woman had planned a career in
music. She has been a beauty queen, haa a family and
now finds herself as f lrst woman to serve as a chJef
judge in Wiaconsin. Page B2.
m ar ine display a ro und, the
parade attr'acted more tha n
2.000 spectators.
The theme for the Sunday
afternoon parade was "Newport
Beach Goes Country/Western"
a nd attracted such e ntries as
"The Best Little Oar House in
Newport Beach" and one boat
tha t was tran sformed into a
bottle of Scotch .
The Irvine Company. the
largest land developer m Orange
County, entered a boat dubbed.
"How The West Was Won ."
The winners, honored at the
Bal~a Bay Club following the
twbihour festival. were:
MAYOR'S CHOICE Ship House
Wlll11m Grundy
COMMODORES' TROPHY 1decora11onJ
ln1egr11y. Don Liechty
DEEP SIX AWARD ldecorat1onJ
"Argus. Sea Scou1s
-BIG TOOT AWARD 1soundl
'Fasconehon Jacit Hester
LOOSE SCREW AWARD (an1ma11on1
'lnteguly. Don L1ech1r
-SUAVIEST SWAB AWARD lcostume)
'Pac1f1c Clopper,' Gerald Thompson and J•m
Shipman -CRUTTENDEN CUP (Iheme! 'Wagon
Train. · S Baker
-LEAKIN' TIMBERS TROPHY Jack S
Phogbound Brent Wahlberg and Dick
Pl av an -WHEEL, STEAM AND BELL 151eam
b<>at) "SS Mlcfllgan. Ale.andtlf Dale
-DIRTY OLD MANIFOLD (oldest ooaq
Argus," Sea Scouis. -GRAND ANCIENT MARINER (one ol a
kind): "Setena," Mark Anderaon
(See PARADE, Page AZ)
MERCEDES MELTED -Newport Beach fireman sifts
through rubble of garage at 405 Morning Star Lane where
fi re destroyed this new $80,000 Mercedes Sunday evening.
COUNTY
Home building eased
It could be easier to build a home in Santa Ana
Heights after action by the Orange County Planning
Commission that requires only staff-level approval for
new construction or remodeling. Page A4.
Bank gets new president
The Laguna Bank, a fina ncial institution
emphasizing community service, has a new president.
Page 86.
TELEVISION
. Being a kid again
Actor J oel Higgins is having a lot of fun with his
role in new NBC comedy, "Silver Spoonu." He geta to
be a child all day ln the show featurinB role reversal.
Page 88. ,
' 1
Child-neglect
rap dropped
against Stuckle
By DA VIO KUTZMANN
01 lhe Oellr Pllol Sleft
An Orung1· Cuun Ly JUdgl'
d1sm1sst·d frlony l·hlld negll'l'I
c hargl•s today against Carla
Vernl' S tuckle, the mother of a
14 -munth-old boy whOS<.• father
is stall' St·n John G. Schmitz.
C l' n t r a I 0 r a n g c (.' o u n l y
Mun1l·1pul Court Judgl' Gary
Ryan d1smi~>d thl· chargt• after
the district attorney's off1t·e
concl•tfod Lhl·re was insuff1l·1ent
ev1dl'm:1• to warrant pr<>M.'<:Ut1on
Thl• c-hild had suffl•rt•d M'Vl'rc·
gl'n1tal 1nJuril's and was
temporarily removt•d from
Stul·kl<"s custody until t•arl1t•r
this month, when a JUVenll1.·
court judge ordered tht• rt·lt·as<.•
of the t•hild t.o Stuckle
&th Stuckle and her allomt.·Y.
M1c:h;wl Mt·Dunnell. said aft~r
this morning's court ht•armg in
Santa An<t that charges would
nevt>r have lx>en filL>d 1f 1t hGtdn't
b e t• n f o r S e n S l' h m 1 L z ·
1nvolv1·m1·n1 1n tht• matter
Stut'klt'. u Tustm res1df'nt, has
c:la1mt'd that the Corona dc.·I Mar
lawmokt•r 1s the father of both
hl'r 1nf~int son and an infant
daughtl'r
Hirth rl><:ords on fil e in Orange
County list S<:hm1tz as tlw father
of both t'hl ldn·n.
Stu1·kle told reporter!> this
morning that she felt no
b1tll'rn<·ss about charg<.'S bemg
filt•d a~ainst h<:r and was not
.mgry ut St·hmllz even though
the GOP lawma k er had not
made Jn y public statt'mcnts.
conc<'rnmg thr highly publicized
1ssUl' of paternity
"lit' had to make his dl'C1s1on ,"
thl' Tustin woman said.
Evt'n so. she said. she 1s sull m
love with S<:hm1tz. with whom
she S<Jld she carried on a nmc-
yca r h>Ve affair after taking a
class taught by him at Sanw Ana
C"llegP
Juclg1.• Hyan madt-his ruling an
whc.it would have bet•n the first
day of a preliminary hearing
ugwn:.t Stuc:klc
Tht• '1 3-year -old woman was
urrestt.'d by Tuslln polet'<.' and
chargl>d with felony child neglect
aflC'r d<x:tors d1scovt.·rt-d that hef'
infunt son's penis was nearly
Sl'Vt·n•d by having a strand o f
hair wound tightly around 11.
H<·constructive surgery was
pNforml·d and the child was
rt•turnt-d to the moth1.•r followm~
a JUvcmdl' court hearing l'arher
this month
Still pt'ndmg against Stuckle is
a Sept 10 hearing in 1uvenile
rnurt dcuhng with whether she
l'<tn mainuun permanent custody.
Tusl1n police mvc st1gators
hav<· m .. 11nt.amed th<it the inJuries
to l h c• t· h ii d w l' re· c· au s e d
dl·hlwn1tc·ly
Dow closes
up 21.89
in big day
NEW YORK (AP) The
stock rnarkcL extendl'd its broad
advann· today. <:1ge11n in ver)
hl'avy tradmg. as a I :i 5 pt•rcent
pr1ml' lending rat(• spread
throug h out the ban king
industry
Retail, technology. at>rospace.
ml and a1rll ne issues p<.1cC'<.l the
gamers.
Big Board turno-.•cr an hour
before c.·lose today was 7ti.93
million shares. compared with
60 99 m1l11on at that hour Friday.
Gaint•rs on the Big &ard hC'ld
nearly a 4-1 lead over losers
ThC' Dow Jones averagC' of 30
industn:ils. dosed up 21.89 points
at89J 17
Oaltr Pllol Photo by Char1ff Sien
Authorities said the ca use of t h e blaze is still under
inVf .. 'Sl1gation and that the owners have not been located.
INDEX
At Your Service A.4 Horoscope A7
Enna Bambeck A7 Intermission B7
BusinC'SS B6 Ann Landers A7 Cavalcade A7 Movies 86-7
Classified C4-8 ·Public Notlces C4
Comics B4 Sports Cl-3
Crossword B4 Stock Markets B5
Death Notices C4 Television B8 Editorial A6 Theaters B6-7
Entertainme nt 86-7 Weather A2
Art Hoppe A7
SPORTS
Angels hot; Dodgers not
The Callfornl& Angels, led by Reggie Jackson's
hitting, beat Detroit 6-5 Sunday. The-1...os Angeles
Dodgers. meantime, lost a 14-lnnlng maratho n to
Pittsburgh, 4-3.
'
11
'I
Orang• Cout OAILV PILOT/Mondav. Augutt 2.3. 1982 N
Dow · Jones Final
UP 21.89 ..
CLOSING 191.17
AirCal sel e cts
marketing firm
F rom Wire Services
A1rCal, Newpo rt Beut•h. has announC'ed t he
selecu un of Admarketing 8S Its new advc•rtis1ng
agency effective immediately
"We have been talktn8 with Admarkeung for
sevt.'ral monlhs a nd belic•ve thl• professionalism,
creat1v1ty a nd effl•ctivenc•ss dl•monstrated by
Admarkf:ltng will be of great suppor't to A1rCal's
marketing efforts," SI.ltd Harry Lehr, Vl('e president,
marketing and bus1nc'S.'> planning
"Their role will be espc<:1ally important in the
new low-rare t.'Ompeuuve envi ronment," he said.
Lehr said Admarketing will be chargc'CI with the
development of advertising programs, including
extensive marke t planning. research, and media
placement, designed tu strengthen A1rCal's market
position in the West Admarketing. headquartered in
Los Angeles, has one othc,r airline client in Lo ng
Beach-based Jet America
W .R. Grace n am es executives
The appointment of R. Gerald Gelinas as senior
vice president of marketing for W.R. Grace & Co.'s
Far West Services unit , with headquarters in lrvine,
and Donald A. Metznik as vice president of marketing
for Far West's Family Resta urant D1v1s1on was
announced today by Anwar Soliman, G race executive
vice president and head of the company's Restaurant
Group
Gelinas, 36, previously served as director of
national advert1s1ng for Sambo's Restaurant:; Inc. and,
most recently, as vice president of markeung for the
Velvt>t Turtle d1 v1s1un of the Sa~a Corp.
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GOLD COINS
Due to late tran smission
today's listing wi ll not
appear in the Daily Pilot.
AMERICAN LEADERS
METALS
N(W YORK fllPI
metal PflGfl •Oday
Spot non le,, ous
Copper 70 73 cenu A pound U S
oe'1onatoon1 t.od 26·29 cen11 a aouno Zinc 40 c;e!lts a pound d4tlover.a
Tin $6 3772 t.Ae1a1s Woe~ compoaote lb
Alumlnum 76· 77 cenlS • POUn<I N Y
Mefe.ory $365 00 l)ef llHk
Platinum S29 I 00· ~196 00 troy oun,;• NY
SILVER
Handy & H1rman 'e 000 l>O'f troy ounce
GOLD QUOTATIONS
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Self>cted wQlld 90'<! proces •oday
London mQIMlQ h•ong $381 1S olf S'4 rl
London allernoon ft1urog $394 50, ~I uoo j
P•rlo •119fnoon IO•IOQ S384 43 "" '12 6 1 I Fr~ fl•lllQ $381 01 ue> $4 27 I
Zurich 1119 ettemoon ltaonQ ~ 1 00 ~ I ,. oo bid S39 • 75 3$~4'0 , I
Handy a H1rm•n fon•v d•oly Quol11 ,394 50 up U 00 I
Engelhafd tonty daoty qvo1e1 '3!M 50, Uf>
$800 •
Enoelherd 1on1v d~•ly qvotel l•broc•t .. I ~ II 23 UP $8 40
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