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MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1982 OflANGE C O UN T'( C l\l If Of•NtA 25 CENTS
Mesan's
plight
gets big
response
8y JODI CADENBEA.D ................
Thanb to the ~roeity and
klndneH of local realdenta,
Sylvia Weit, 65, wound up
C.lebrattnc a joyoua Chriatmu
• after all.
Partially blind and dl.aabled
from a reamt stroke, the Costa
Meaa woman thouah t her
boliday w• over thb ye.r when
lhe diacovered her $1,400 Vuaual
Tek machine she l.&M!9 to read,
televiaion aet, stereo and $400
worth of Chriatmu gifta m.laBing
Thureday l'DOl"DiJ1a.
Gone, too, waa the 25-year old
Uve-ln companion ahe had hired
thfte weeka ago to help her dreas
and fix meala.
But> Chrlatmas turned lnto a
very special day for West, who
aaid the phone never l\opped
~~th people offertna help
· "My faith ln human nature wu restored," West Mid today.
'1 didn't know there were so
rbany kind, good people ln the world."
: ~ ChNtmu morniJll West'• lti tabJe WU aaggiJ'la with
homemade cookie•, hams,
turkeys, candles and nuta.
Stranaera poured Into the
bouae brlngtq a scrap book,
mmlc box, and pines.
"It w.. really quite a aurpriBe,"
mid West, '1 just didn't expect •Y of tbJa." I : · A couple of teen-agen from
Jlu.ntlftston Beach stopped by
jer l'ordbam Drive bou8e with a
Wcx:k ol. cbeeee and c:nck.en.
: Many of the~~· touched ~y her pllabt, t carda and en.JI checb. By today ahe had •• ;: An account waa opened in
~eat'• name at the Crocker :If ational Banlt, 1845 Newport Svd., c.o.ta Mesa.
:: "The story really touched my
jaeart," aaid Claire Nelson,
'f,ormer c.o.ta Mesa mayor who
jlielped at.art the bank account.
lleavy winds
I .
due on coast
.• High winds and continued cold ctures are e~ along Orange Cout tonight ana
y, the National Weather dervioe Mid today.
·.. Santa Ana wind conditions,
9;rompted by a high pressure
In the interior region of
te, abould begin late today,
up winds between 30 and
in ..ne areM Tue.day, .lCWS oftidaJa laid.
:· The wtnda may warm coeata1
areas to about 65 de1ree1 ~y. But nlgbta will be cold
With lows between 38 and 48.
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Winging out the old year
Nothing like a stiff breeze to sweep away the last sands of 1982.
The gusts propelled Larry Taugher who said the only drawback
was that "your arms get tired" which might also have been the
opinion of the gull at Newport Pier.
Local college
tuition talks
resume today?
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of&M~ .........
No tuition fees or additional
budiet cuta h.ve been approved
for California'• community
colleges, a1 atate legl1latora
continue to debate propoula for
erasing a statewide deficit
estimated at $2 blllion.
But community college
officlala warned that diacuaaion
of tuition or program cuts may be
re vived today when the
legWatora return to Sacramento
from the Christmas holiday to
resume work on a finance
package.
"We're not out of the woods,
by any measure," said Arnold
Bray. director of legislation and
public affairs for the oonununity
college syatem.
Community college officials
have been fighting propoeab to
charge tuition to atudenta, saying
this would put higher education
beyond the reach of many who
need it most. California is the
only 1tate that charges no tuition
for attending it.a 107 community
colleges.
The sy1tem alao has been
hoping to escape additional
budget cuts, atreuing that the
Leglalature already reduoed the
community college budget by $30
million last awnmer.
In Its original form, a bill
lntroduced la.at week by state
Sen. Allred Alquiat, 0-San Joee,
would have taken another 10
pen::ent of the oonununlty college
ayatem'• budget for the
remain1n8 half of the 8Chool year.
A revi1ed propoaal from
Alqui.t, however' ellmlnat.ed that 10 _JleftleDl budpt cut but urpd
a S2~ aprln1 aeme.ter fee for
community collqe atudenta. The
Senate Fl.nance Committee early
la.at week approved a package
that contained neither the
community college budget cut
nor the $25 fee.
Last Wedneaday the atate
Senate Education Committee
rejected a plan for a $~-aemester
tuition fee propoaed by Sen.
Daniel ~twrlght, D-Concord.
Aho on Wednesday, the full
Senate failed to approve a
finance package that would have
included tax lncreaaes and
spending cuts, but would not
have affected communlty
colleges.
Community college legislation
director Bray said he expect.a the
senators to work out their
diHerencea on tbia finance
package, still with no impact on
the community colleges.
But during conference
committee dl.acualona aimed at
matching the Senate package
with Assembly finance
legislation, community college
tuition or budget cuta nuiy be
considered again, Bray said.
He said a spring tuition fee
would be particularly difficult to
implement becau.ae thia semester
begina ln January or February,
and many atudenta have already
registered without paying such a
fee. In additioo, there ia too little
time to aet up a financial aid
prosram for atudenta who cannot
afford tuition, he said.
"U we iO to a $!K> fee without
flnanclal aid, we eltimate we11
loee 80,000 COIJ\Dlunity collece students,,, Bray laid.
Leland Myera, le1lalative
advocate for Orance County'•
(See nJmON, Pqe Al)
Floods block 1,000;
Colorado stymied
By ne Asaodated Presa
Flooda from almost 15 lnclM!S
of rain waahed through
Louillana communiUes today,
blocking more than 1,000 people
from their homes, and Colorado
realdenta were urged to stay
home until the snow from a
Christmas Eve blizzard could be
cleared.
A Greyhound bua careened off
Acy lntentate 80 near Kearney,
Neb., earlsay, lnjuring 20
people, .. rain, aleet and
drizzle spread rom weatern
Oklahoma lnto a large part of
Kanau and Nebraska.
St.reeta were flooded ln the
Beaumont and Port Arthur areas
of Texaa, where the storm
dropped 13 inches of rain, and
the llildebrandt Aa9 residential
area waa evacuated. The
aoutbeaatern Texaa town of Bridae Oty neer the UJildwi•na
border waa cut off by flooding
early today on Texas 87.
Realdenta of El Paao were
warned to prepare for a foot of
anow aa the storm out of
Cokindo left 80C\lmulat.\ona of 8
Inches at Clovis, N.M., and 7
inches at Lubbock., Texas.
In northern Ml11luippi,
reec:uen in boata and four-wheel
drive vehlclea evacuated dozens
of families aa rain eent riven out
of their bulka and marked the
state'• wettest December on
record.
Mluiuippi civil defense
officlab Mid about 70 familie.
had left their homes ln Grenada,
about 15 homes were evacuated
in Calhoun City and other
evacuationl were under way In
Greenwood, Tupelo and other
communitie9.
Tornadoes on Sunday
damaged buildings and
timberland ln Neshoba County
and flash floodln1 affected
1everal hundred homes in
Grenada County.
Louiaian.a offlclala laid more
than ~ roeda were impuable ln
(See FLOODS, Pase AS) Sunday nJabt'• low along the
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Structure's inside view" has appeal
Officials cite drawing power of
160-million, IO-story Atrium at Irvine
complex.
windowa. The feature la an directly aero. Martin from the
nample of the kind of amenlUes Atrium la a hlgh-rlae office
intended to attract law and bu1ld1n8 pro~ by the Doua1aa
llCCOj.IDtinC flrrna-1taUed with Development Corp. hlch ndol of profmo•vnla, Fefl\l90ft aid be envisiona the
A n o t h e r d la ti n c t l v e thne developmenta u an urban
charectertaUc planned for the con that will~ to mon hlah-bulld1nl la "'"" .... exterior quality office dewloslment In ihe 11M1inC whk:b the deYeJopen hope atea. The Atrium, he noted, la
wtlJ pve lt a areet.er MOM Of planned to Include the klndi of stnnfitb and qwlllty than ttricUy retail uaea that will enable
mtmftd llMI· ="' to handle penonal .~::::.wya:.~= Plw :uw:~.:.=.,)'
now, like the lar1• and d1nner Mu., a lunch bouie and
pnsu,toua law t1nm that are a laDdwtch ebol>. a benk. a ~ ~tly,.,ao&na to South C.O..t brokera1e. cleanera, travel
Plliii," iilcl~\ a1ency and an e11p1'911 mall DINrwd by W7.MJI of trvtn., ..w..
'n. Afriun:di to be budi at the Slmllar 1ervlcH ahould be l.'oraer of Von Ker••n ea4 ~valwb&. ln lb• other lar.a•
Martin avn\Mll, not far from deWk:p•lilrltl. he edded. ~---.. .... KOii ewiw JliYIM, Whln *-....--...... ..w th9 ~
•_,'---. ~ .tlructunl .. DMrinf an • ...,. that an ownupPl)t of
c a 'nm Mc aouth.-ot the oCtk!e ~ 11 ldll Jl'O)lctiad ·a. a..> ,,,_..y, b1 the Um• The l\trlum 11
Planned fer developmen' eapeeted to be opan•d In l
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PoUe9 lald Leiter A. Ooruon,
2 , and Thomas Lee Gordon, l i,
th of 'Elalnore, were vlalting
brothM Michael 0 . Gordon,
2 , at Mk~l's Enaland Street ahllrtl~rt on Saturday, d.rink1ng'
~,hollc beverages and using a
ff~ Beach police Sgt.
~lain aa.id al about 9 p.m .•
ic~Hl abd Lester became·
1 volftd in a scuffle, during
hich Lester allegedly grabbed a
kitchen knife and stabbed
Michael In the chest.
Thomas Gordon then armed
him8elf with a nfle kept in the
apartment and allegedly shot
Lester Gordon once in the chest,
McErlain said.
1 Thomas Gordon then suffered
ai rifle shot In his forehead,
apparently self-inflicted,
McErlain said.
"Early today, Thomas Gordon'
remained in critical condition at
Hoag Memorial Hospital in
Newport Beach.
Lester Gordon was listed an
serious condition today in the
intensive ~e unit at FountaJJl
Valley Community Hospital.
Michael Gordon was an fair
condition, al9o at Fount.am Valley
c.ommuruty.
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Mesap nabbed
in slaying try ATRIUM APPEALS . • •
A 25-year-old Costa Mesa man
was arrested late Sunday on
suapicion of attempted murder
after his roommate was shot,
police said.
·Jesus Guadarrama Linares. 25,
was arrested at 11 :30 p.m. in the
apartment the two shared at 2458
Newport Blvd. Ball was set at
$250,000.
Police said Miguel Angel
Rivera. 23, was sbot three times
in the 1ide. Officers said it
apPeared the two men had been
arguing prior to the 1hooting.
From Page A1
Al issue were interpretauona
of the new zoning laws on how
much ground area could be
cuvered by .ofCice buildings and
how development "points" for
density should be calculated. City
planners initially counted all
gross floor space but Leighton·
French wanted only leaseable
space included.
After discussions with city
council membera, the developers
won. Ferguson said the
TUITION DEBATED. • •
From Page A1
four commuruty ooUege dJStncts,
agreed that a last-nunut.e spnng
tuition could result m cha06 He
said about 30,000 students
already have registered for
spring courses at Orange
Count~'• community colleges
without paying tuition
Although both said they will
be working against it.. Bray and
Myers said a spnng budget cut
for conunwuty colleges as more
likely to be Imposed by
legislators than tuiuon Such a
cutback could force local distncta
to cancel some classes or lay off
employees.
The Legislature as expected to
approve a finance package before
year's end
chfference was based m the fact
that the planners' reference point
had been ind us trial rather than
office buildings.
One issue left unresolved 90 far
11 fire protection for the building,
with its undivided inside space.
City officials are requiring the
developers to prove that a
sophisticated 11noke evacuation
system will work.
Ferguaon l&id a private tire
protection engineering form
designed the 1yatem in which
fa111 would 1uck In amoke in
af.feded WDm while other f.ana
would run at doub~ capacity in
outside r.ona to keep smoke out.
"What we have to do ii build
the structure and demonstrate
the aystem to the city and the
(Orange County) Fire
Department with detectable
gaaes," l&id Ferguaon.
If the system wasn't judged
effective, only three iloora would
be allowed to open onto the
atrium, rather than the propoeed
10.
~\' Gusty ~inds due
Rain~ Snowl:m
40• (;oaeta1 ara• n1g11e w•r• Tuesday. Oecemoe< 28 Shower•• Ffurrle1 • ~-trom 55 to 65. wttll IOwe N to •• and (IUllta ff"om 30
to 90 fTIClf\ Wind• In tha mountain• may (;o!'stal gi.t trom 40 to 80 mph Tu.day.
wltt> NgN rrom 35 to 45 anct ws v .... Ngl'I doudln.-lonigM that '"'°'*' _,. to 22. ~ In
jlnd Tu9'day. '""•ffl"O Sat\18 a-. \Ill/le'; _. lof-=-t In Ula ~ M\dl beginning le\a l~I 40a, 1111111 IOW9 In IM 20e W\d
or -tot T...ad~ wnll poul a. ~•I wlnd8 from 15 to 25 ,..... "°"' ao to nlPfl ~"" mph
~ ~&owe311o48 Hlgha In ~ "-1.1 --.
f1gt18 n.ctay In 1M low to middle ~to ;:;r, lfom 4a to 55.
IOa. wtltl ..... "--2 to a5 and Wtl\de
-El1ewbar•, troin P ol nl from t5 to 30 mptl. Southern
Ccwaptlcn '° tN Me!dcen bord9r daMrt .:t': ~"1: trom 55 Md out 90 ,.,._ LJght -1eble to ea, loW9 to 45.
"Inda ton~llt. Local aHt to ~t n01 15 to ao knot• T entperatures ,,., . .,,,_ W••rti"' ~·<• ••DC*le belollr OOMtel ~ "'OAA U S Ot>ot Co' CorMle<'• ti)' l•l• tonight and aprHdlng Fronts COid ..,.. Warm WW Occluded ~ Stationary •• IOUCtMwd on T~ w~ ,.... of 1 lo 2 ~ llarleble NATION
~ttvoughT~ .. Lo 50 29 ""any 58 ~ JKkeonvU .. 90 &f TUC.00
Alt>u~ 38 21 K-Clty 31 29 TulM 39 37
U.S. su111n1ary 31 at LU II-oat n 3-4 waelllnglon 41 315 Amatllo 37 29 A.,,..,.... • 50 Little Aocil 49 42 Wletllla
Atlanll 71 58 t:.:r 114 45 ~·th• 1.000 pe<>9la -·· 111 37 49 47 CAUl'ONtlA
fOfCed 10 n.. Ul4tlr homel •• a AtlanllC Clly 44 :se Lubt>oek 31 22 Blll••lleld M 40
1torm b,.uglll llHh flood• 10 Auetlr1 M 42 Memphll 157 83 Eurell• 5e 44
~~ troubled m. IO'Mt BaltlmOf• F~ 53 37 ~ 34 :ze Mleml 711 73 M~ Valley and eoutllern Ill M Mllw**• $8 35 ~t• 52 27 ...... 32 13 Mp41.-8\. PW 34 22 Loa Af10llel 114 46 ·£--8~ 65 5e P-Aot>lel 52 39 &-. 32 II ......... Aecl 9IUfl 53 38 to dig • ..-.id bllDrd 111 34 .... o.-.na 11 10
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lift WW. deed llfownavllla 55 21 Nof'loll 74 so laicr~O 47 38
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Or9gOn Md nortMm Callfomla to Bufllngton S2 :: ~deco ea 47 CM!* 2t IO OllleflofM City ,.
51 42 IM ~ ot Iha Ml .. ourl 15 eo OfNhe 38 24
fUnr ., l•Y Light rain wu CllerMaton. 8.C ee 4 Ol'IMldo ., 12 ~1Mber1 111 41
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party befor Cop accident! .
1?.!'21,~ ~ftk&ft
leven llunllnflon 8Hch
pol offl rt drank 1koho1 11
lhe poln ttnn. ran• s-1or ta a
falal automo611e •~oldenl In
Attwna laat 1wnmtr, Cha.I l'.atla
Robitaille d~ today.
Th• probe or th• allecod rru..vnduet on the part of officers
w11 touched oft by • traffic
MCCldent near P•rker. Ari~.. th(itt
took the Ute of 18-year-old Llaa
Garllch lut July 11.
Huntlnaton Beach pollct'
officer John J , Blackwell, the
driver of the vehlcle, la llCheduled
to atand trial next month on
charge• of neallgent homtcld
and Jeavlng the 1Cene of a 1erloul
accident.
Robitaille aald today the
investigation, conducted after the
accident, lhowed that "el&ht or
ten" off~uty polloe officers met
at the firing ra.nge near Talbert
Avenue and Gothard Street prior
to leavinl for the Colorado l\iver
for a weekend outing.
Blackwell was at the firing
range clubhouae at the tune with
tn. oi hut th• lnv Upt.lon
didn't ,..veal wht\htr h• had
l"OnlUIMd akuhol, Robttall d .
Olackwtll w11 not char1od
wtth drunkC'n drMnc by Arlt.OM
authorlU..
RabllaiUa wd lhe Inquiry
1howed that other parliet at.u
were held •t the 1lte but Ota\
eovldence didn't 1ub1tantlate
rumor1 that 1ex partht1 were
bf-Ina held there.
Robitaille .. id that none or the
minors at the 1eene wu drunk.
The police chief eald the
offlcert met at the flring ranee
aero. (rom Central Park to fonn
a convoy to the river in cue any
vehlcld should break down.
He uld the lnve1tl1atlon
revealed no mi9conduct. He 118ld
the department couldn't take
9Ction w1le9I behavior II "a total
embarra11ment'' to the city
becawie the firing range belonp
to the Huntington Beach Pol.Ice
Officers A.ociatlon.
The a11ociallon lease• the
firing range from the city and
makes it available to the public
and other police agencies for
h.rttW lJ'klk Bl• 'lu~tll, a patrolman, hu
l..n l'ellllll&ned Lo edmlnUllltJV
duUn .-ndln• th ou~me of .
the le1al proceedln11, Hld
Rob&t&ll».
Arlr.on~ authorlUH reporwd _
lut sert•mbor that th• fatal
1cclden occurred on the two-
l1ne &ute Route 9G, about 10
m11a north of Parker.
OarUch wu pronounced dead
of muaive head and neck injuries
at the 1eene.
Kathy Grunbaum, 19, another
pe.meneer, wu treated at Parker
Hoapllal for lnJurle1, offlciala
reported.
The Arizona authorlUe1
alleged that Blackwell ant
another Huntington Beach
officer, Lloyd Edward.a, left the
accident .cene.
The accident report uld •
Blackwell's vehicle wu going :
approximately 50 mph tn a
35-male an hour zone when it
failed to negotiate a curve and
rolled over aft.er fiahtaillng. The •
glrl1 were thrown from the
vehicle
Anacin-3 seized • in county
By STEVE MARBLE
O(lit. Dell~ f'tlol atetr
State health Investigators,
hunting for cyanide-tainted
Anacin-3 capsules, removed
bottles of the pain medication
from four Orange County
households -Including a
Huntington Beach residence -
over the Christmas weekend.
The seized bottles, teats lat.er
showed. contained no traces of
the poison
In the wake of the cyanide
dJJ1COvery m San Jose and lat.er m
San Pedro, health inspectors
have fanned through Orange
County asking pharmacies and
grocery stores to remove all
Anacin-3 bottles with tbe code
number F229.
"It's possible there are some
shops that haven't heard about
this and we've been asked to spot
check throughout the county,"
said James Huston, assistant
director of Orange County's
Environmental Health.
County, atate and federal
health offlcera have teamed
together in the seareh
Last month, a San JOiie woman
became seriously ill after
Ingesting capsules poiaoned with
cyanide. Most recently, a bottle
Of Anlldn laced with cyan!~ WU
dJ..cowred In a Sen Pedro home.
Both lnddent.I involved bottlee
bearing the ..me code number.
Irutia.l testing has shown that
the cyanide an the two bottles
likely did not come from a single
bat.ch.
StJite health officers in Los
Angeles &aid the cyanide found
in San Jose was in significantly
higher concentration than the
cyanide found in San Pedro.
Health investigators said it
remains unclear, though,
whether the poison is the work
of a SJngle person who tampered
with bottles, a copycat or even af
the cyanide stems trom the ·
manufacturing process.
Anacin bottles with the F229
code were dlBtrabuted to stores
through California and other
states in late September.
Smee October, health officials
said, the Anacin bottles have
conlalned tamper-proof seals.
M ore than 1,300 Anacin
capsules have been tested since
the discovery in San Jose.
OC flights to Denver
back to near norIDal
Things are slowly returrung ro
nonnal at Stapleton International
Airport in Denver as many of the
nearly 1,000 snow-bound holiday
travelers leave their temporary
home of the last few days,
according to an official at
Frontier Airlines.
The airport, which was shut
down for 36 hours aft.er a record
blizzard Friday morning, 11
working to alleviate the backl.08
of flights canceled over the
weekend, said Bob Schulman,
Frontier'• public relations
direc1.or ti\ Denver.
"With luck. we'll run about 80
percent of caJ*:ity today, if the
weather holda out," Schulman
118ld. "But that may be a little
over-optimistic." .... ~·~v --u ~
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SALE
BROOKSGATE
for the young executive
SUITS AND ODD TROUSERS
20% off regular pricff
Any fhghta which do leave
today wall run late, Schulman
88.ld.
"The air traffic control system
can only handle 90 many flights."
he &aid.
He said operations were
expected to be back to nonnal by
Wednesday or Thursday. but
mentioned more anow was
forecast for Denver late today.
One plane from Orange
County came into Stapleton
Saturday nl&ht. Schulman .aid.
Three were diverted to Laa
Vega• Friday night when
St1pleton cl.oeed after \be filled-
to-capacity plane. left John
Wayne Airport.
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25% off regular prices
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NATION Twins reunited after 36 years
319 people killed
in holiday traf fie
By Tt.t A11oelated Pre11
At leut 319 people dJed on
the naUon'a hiahwaYI during
the three-day Chr11tmaa
Wl'ekend, about the same
, number u lut year but fewer
than could be upected on a
llon-holiday weekenc;l.
The National Safety
Council haci estlmatt>ci thnt
Jerry Lewis
LAS VEGAS -Comedlan
Jerry Lewis was 1n
satisfactory condition and
''doing fine" today after a
qwet Chris~ weekend in
the hospital where he is
recovering from open-heart
surgery.
Lewis was llmJted to only a
few holiday visitors, but an
adjoining hoepital room was
STATE
betwe('n 300 and 400 peraona
could bti killed In traffic
accident• between 6 pm
Thursday a nd m ldnliht
Sunday.
Last year, 320 people died
an traffic accidenta during the
Christmas weekend, afao a
three-day obaervance
'doing fine'
f1Ued with flowers, gifts and
letters from all over the
world, hospital officuw sa.1d
The 56-year-old comedian
"18 doi.ng fine nght now ln
fact he's resting comfortably,"
Desert Springs Hospital
nursing supervisor Janene
Bantz said today. "He has
been in good spirits."
$3,500 church fund stolen
BIG BEAR -Burglars
struck the St. Joseph's in the
Pines CathoUc Church during
a weekend service and made
off with $3 ,500 the
congregation raised to build a
new facility, authonties said
The thieves took the money
from the church rectory
between 9:30 a.m. and 10:15
a.m. Sunday, San Bernardino
sheriff's Sgt. Ross Dvorak
sa1d.
"They enter ed through
unlocked doors while Masa
was going on," Dvorak noted,
and pned open rectory filing
cabinets where the cash was
kept.
Man receives gift of life
STANFORD -A Seaside
man was listed in stable
condition Sunday rught, just
hours after receiving the
Christmas gift of his life -a
heart transplant.
Tim Dunn, 24, was lisled in
stable condition at Stanford
University MedicaJ Center.
"It's incredible," hlS sister,
Mary Frances Dunn, said
from the hospital. "Can you
thmk of a better Christmas
present?"
Soviet invasion recalled
LOS ANGELES -About
200 Afghan nationals joined
ln prayers and watched aa a
replica of the Soviet flag wu
burned during a memorial
marking the third
anniversary of the Soviet
move into Afghanistan.
Among those at the
demonstration Sunday
outside the Federal Building
in West Los Angeles was Aziz
Djamily, 33, a jewelry
WORLD
aa.lesman who· said many of
his relatives remain in the
Afghan capital of Kabul.
"It ia very hard for me lo ,
think of them with no
medicine. no security, no
food, no freedom They can't
really de9Cribe what is going
on, because the government
censors the letters, but I can
tell it's no good," D1amlly
said.
Mideast talks threatened
has n 't been any shooting
today," said Lebanese army
spokesman Col Fawz1 Ab1
Farhat.
TEMPLE CITY (AP) For
3" yean Barblra Parker thouaht
.~ wu an only child. Thil yMI,
ahft lHt'l'\Cld what lt waa Uke IO
apcmd Chrlatmaa with a twin
al.awr
"A.fter arowtn1 up an only
child wltf\ no relativH, thla
Chrlatrnu I'm runntna around
frantic.'' aaJd Parker, add1ni that
ahe and her IOl'll·lolt twln Ann
Blandin are atlll amazed at
limilariUes that 80 beyond their
mirror·image looka.
Blandin I.a a beauUdan. Parker
had coruidered becomlna one.
Parker found a bed1pread
Identical to her own at Blandin'•
home ln Dana Polnt. Both eew,
amg and dance u hobbies.
The two women, who
c elebrated Chriatmaa with
Blandin'a family in Temple Oty,
10 miles eaat of Loe Angeles, now
hope to find yet another aiater 15
months their aenior.
At flnt, Parker wu akeptical
when ahe learned of her twin's
e xistence from a next-door
neighbor Blandin had
approached.
"How do I know you're my
siater?" she asked when they met
at the neighbor's home in
Canyon Country. "I need proof."
Ann Blandin had proof -the
namt of her muther'a .. (!and
bu.band, which Parkrr had allo
...,, on h.r own ldoptJon rwcorda
.ven thouaih It ahouldn't have
bNn th.ro.
"l wu In a at.at.a of ahock, •·
Parker uJd.
Altho\.aah B1and1n had known
alnat ahe wu 10 that ahe had a
twin a later, ahe ti rat beaan
aearchtna tor her l.ut Aupt.
The twlna were aeparated at
birth. Their mother had arranged
tA) have her child adopted, but
did not antidpate havinl twin.I.
However the El Mon~e
phyaician who delivered them
decided to adopt Blandin himaelf.
Blandin'• firat clue waa a
certificate annulllng her mother'•
second marriage, to Wllliam
Wlesner. Blandln found Wiesner
in Garden Grove, and he said
he'd laat aeen her mother 10
yean ago in Hawaii.
Through a hotel where the
woman had worked in Hawaii,
Blandin eventually traced her
mother to Palm Sprlnga and
called her on the telephone.
The mother gave Blandin the
name of the family that had
adopted Parker, whom Blandin
David and Martha Gable, carrying a few
belongings, wade through water that
flooded their West Monroe, La.
townhouse.
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Barbara Parker, left, gets acquainted with
twin 1ister Ann Blandin of Dana Point.
then traced through records.
Because she was apprehensive
about approaching her aister
directly, Blandin drove to the
home of Parker's neighbor, Lynn
'
Gaspar, six weelut ago.
Now the twin aiatera are
looking for their older aiater,
pcmibly named Darlene and bom
in the summer of 194~ in
Bakersfield.
Newspaper photo
reunites dad, son
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AJ>) -The
discovery of a newspaper
photograph on Christmas Day
has led a Memphil man to his
father aft.er a search of nearly 40
years.
The photo of a reunion
between Donald Pape of
California and the mother he had
not seen since 1929 led David D.
Jones, 40, back to his father -
Pape. .
The former Navy man said he
saw the photograph, which
appeared in The Commercial
Appeal on Christmas morning.
The photo showed Pape, 68, of
R.ictunond, Cali1., embracing his
mother, Eva St. Onge, 91, of
Vancouver, British Columbia, at
San Francisco International
A1rporl after a aeparation of 63
years.
"I aaw the reunion picture and
the name Pape, which la an
unuaual name, but which I had
known wu my father' a." Jones
aaid. ".J told my wife. 'I bell~
that's my father.'
"Everything I had been told
was that my father wu lost at
sea while serving with the
Merchant Marines," Jo0e9 aaid.
"But I spent 22 years in the Navy
and everywhere I went, I
searched for him to no avail. I
had just about given ~p."
Aft.er reading the newspaper
article, Jones telephoned Pape ln
California and asked if he had
been married to Jesae Pape and if
she had died giving birth in 1942.
"And he aaid, 'yea'." Jones
said. "I said. 'Well, I think you're
my father.' He was speechleM for
a moment. then said, •rve been
looking for you for 40 yean'."
Jones said he was adopted by a
Morongo Valley, Calif., oouple in
1944 when he wu 2. 1lJe only
natural aiater he baa ever known,
now Deanna Elkin•. of
Lancaster, Calif., was adopted by
a oouple from the aame town.
Althou1h the two knew of
their reladonah.lp .. they 0.-
up. California law prohibited
them from learning about their
natural parenta. several yea.n
ago, however, Jones found ht.
mother'• death cer1Wcate whicb
aaJd abe had died giving birth to
her sixth child.
Pape aaid he kept hia family
together after hia wife'a death.
Jones aald he wanta to 80 to
California aoon, but he ea.id no
reunion h.u been .cheduled.
Palm Springs selected
for Reagans' New Year
WASHINGTON (AP) -suburban Maryland . The
President Reagan flew west on president did not ltOp to apeak
vacation today with a stack of with report.en, but wiahed them
bills to be signed and a renewed a happy new year.
call for a total Soviet troop On Tuaday, the Ragans will
withdrawal from Afghanistan. travel to Loll Angeles, where the.
KHALDE, Lebanon -
Israel poured troops and
tanks into the hills
surrounding this Beirut
suburb today to halt sectarian
fighting th.at threatened the
opening of uraeli-Lebanese
talks here on the withdrawal
of foreign forces from
Lebanon.
He S&ld the Lebanese army
had bee n assured by the
feuding rightist Christian and
leftist .Druse militiamen who
have been battling in th<> area
for five days that there would
be no fighting while the talks
were 111 progresa.
The president and hla wife president will take part in ;
Nancy, who celebrated Christmas reoonunimioning oeremoruea for ·
places and many bridges were Denver for four hours when at the White Houae for the the battleship USS New Jer.y. :
washed out. some low-level radioactive aecond year, headed first for The next day, they will make :
"They (the .laraelia) have
moved into the hills and there
Pravda seeking response
MOSCOW -The
Commwlillt Party newspaper
Pravd&f called on the United
States today "to respond
now" to the European misaile
reduction proposals made by
party leader Yuri V .
Andropov.
Andropov "made weighty
proposals. They cannot be
brushed aside, nor can their
eaeenoe be clouded by hasty
polemics;· Pravda aaid in the
lateat KremUn commentary
o n the Andropov proposal.
which already hu been
rejected by Waahlngton and
its allies.
"Landmarka for the future
are being fixed now. A
responsible approach.
responsible decisions are
needed They are being
awaited. The true goa.la and
intentions of the states will be
judged from them. It ls up to
the United States to respond
now," the commentary aa.ld .
Flash flood watchea were material spilled from a van. Phoenix, to visit the First Lady's their annual pilg.rimace to Palm :
posted today for all of Arkan.saa Steady weekend rain spilled recently widowed mother, Edith Spring• for the New Year'•:
and Illinois and the eouthem and waten from bloated riven and Davia. holiday. They wlll atay at :
eastern 8eCtiom of Ml9ow1 and bayous into residential areu of The Reagana and their "Sunnylanda," the 200-acre '
aoutheaatem Iowa. Lou.ialana, forcing evacuation.a dauabter, linger Patti Davia, left estate owned by publiaher
But IOl"Oe states in the nation's a c r o s a t h e c e n t r a l a n d the White House by helicopter at Walter Annenberg. The Reegant
anow belt had the warmest northeastern part of the state, mldmomlng in a chilling rain for will return to Waahington ·
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delighting joggers but dimnaytng wen.
Muaive traffic jams developed
today in snowbound Denver and
delays continued at Stapleton
International A1rpcrt • the dty
dug out from \mder the record
weekend bllnard that claimed
three Uva.
Colorado authorltlea urged
commuters to my home unleD
they had Jobe ementaal to public
aafety. To make matt.en wone,
the Colorado State Pat.rol wu
forced to cloae a aectlon of
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San Joaquin marsh
tour scheduled
A tour ()f the San Joectuin
fresh water ma.rah near UC
Irvine will be conducted Jan.
16 by memben of the South
Cout Audubon Society.
The tour will begin at 8
a.m . and laat three houri.
Partldpanta should meet at
the pte to the re9el'Ve, near Jamboree ROlld and Campus
Drive.
• Preschool s tory time
begins Jan. 13 at the Dana
Niguel Library and children
agea S to 5 are urged t o
participate.
Storytime luta a hall hour
and includes stories, songs,
• The El Toro Air Station
will hold an auction at 9 a.m.
Jan. 13 to diapme of surplus
property.
The auction will be at.aged
at Building 319. Registration
will begin there at 8 a.m.
• Swing era musk: will be
performed by the UC Irvine
big BJnd Jan Ensemble
during a two-hour concert
Jan. 16 at the Turtle Rock
Community Park ln Irvine.
The ensemble, conducted
by Alfred Laa1, wj}J play
music from the 19309 and '4-0s
for spectators who want to
dance or just listen.
• An evening "allmnaatics"
exercise clul wW be offered
beginJlina Feb. 1 at Irvine'•
Uniwnity Community Park.
The claaa will meet
Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 6 to 7 c:t the park'•
center at 1 Tree Lane.
Be•erly S~am will be
instructor for the course ,
LlMa Bnael will lead the
tour seeking out blrdllfe In
the university-owned marsh.
Members of the public are
Invited on the tour; they
1hould wear sturdy shoes.
More information may be
obtalned by calling society
membera at 492-!H 95 o r
495-0107.
fingerplays, puppe ts and
simple crafta.
Registration for the claaes,
which are held on Thundays
and Fridays at 10:30 a.m .,
begin Jan. 4. ·
'to register,~ 496-5517.
Property to be auctioned
will be available for public
irupecllon from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m. beginning Jan. 5. More
inlormation may be obtained
by calling Roxaue Hotz at
the Marine Corps base at
651-3771. ..,
The performance, part of
the dty'1 Sunday Playhouae
aeries, will begin at 2 p.m .
Adm.laa1on will be ~ general,
$3 for 9ef1ion or studenta and
$8 per couple.
The grouo ia expected to
perform tunes from Glenn
Miller. Duke Elll n&_ton,
Benny Goodman and Harry
James.
which will run for eight
weeka.
Fee la $36.60 per pel'IOn.
Participants can reglater at
Irvine City Hall, 17200
Jamboree Blvd., from 7 a.m.
to 6 p.m. on Jan. 3 or from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. on Jan. 4 and 5.
For more in!onnatian, call
660-3881.
Dinosaur
hones
found
LO NDON (AP) -Thru
Brito n• have unearthe d the
bonea o f 160-mllllon -year-old
dlnoaaura In 1outhwnt China
whoee relatives had been found
previously in the American West
and the cout of Eut Africa.
"I WU amued by the aize of
the bone• and the enormous
number of them ," aald Alan
Charlg, leader of a team from
Londo n 's Natural Hl1tory
Muaeum who spent two months
working on a hilllide in Sichuan
Province , about 1,000 miles
southwest of P eking.
Charil aaid the team dug up
three types of d.lnoeaun which
roamed a prehlstortc river near
Wangcang about 150 million
ye ar s ago: 8 6 -foot -l o ng
sauropods, with long necks and
small head1; stegoaaura, with
bony plates on thelr backa, and
flesh-eating carnoaaurs, which
were bipeds.
"These particular dlnoaaurs
have been found In only two
areu, besides Sichuan: flrst in
the American West, the region of
Utah, Wye>mini and Colorado, in
the late 19th century, and in one
locality on the cout of what wu
Gennan F.ut Africa and LI now
Tanzania, in the early 1900a," he
said.
The site where Charlg,
paleontologist Angela Milner and
tec hnician Ronald C roucher
worked eight hours a day digging
while farmers plowed-ina
planted wheat nearby waa
di&covered two yeara ago by a
miner.
Charig aaid the miner "saw
some bones sticking out of a
hillside. There was a thick layer
of them, all mixed up, aim.l..lar to a
locality in the United States, the
Dinosaur National Monument in
Utah."
In an interview, Charig said,
"There h.ad been a river there in
prehistoric timee and obviously
Iota of dinouura -the peuanta
are always finding bones.''
The river disappeared long ago
and the area has become a valley
with lntemely cultivated steep
hilla, he uid. 'The dlnouur bones
wuhed down the river, became
stranded on a sandbank and were
now embedded in aandatone.
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Look what I have "" ........ .
Prince William, 6-month-old son of Britain's Prince Charles and
Princess Diana, looks fascinated as his father points to toy held
by the princess. This was one of several pictures taken during
first official photo session for the young prince at Kensington
Palace in London.
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Reagan facing many compromises with Congress J
If .IAMU O&MTENZANO · nlM,,_...., pulOd thin .. th• flt1t 'jflal,'' OM
oftltlal lllkf
,
WA8HINOTON -ln th•
wont. of one of hll llNot Uc:S<..
PrHldent R111an "hH an
uncanny ability to know w~en to make r.flnementa."
That'• another way of •Ylna
he hu • aood •nM of when to
comproml.M.
~~rc:~;k th•lr n••d t u 1111 llAlDll
Th•r• 11 ev•n 1om•
uxsx.oetallon, perhape jUtl wllhtul
thlnkJna, thal In '"ll"I hla oat.I, Houu~ Spuker ThomH t>.
O'Neill Jr. may overlook lh~
1upport he needl from moderate
and co1U1ervative Democrata and
end up provok.lna internal atrtfe
on lhe Democratic aide that
would only benefit the White
t.v1utanl buda t beUlee, Conal't!tll wm t'Ontlnuo to wreetlo wltfi \he
preaident'1 propou.1 to buJld the
MX ml11lle and place It In a
clo.ely •paced formation near
Cheyenne, Wyo. The president'•
comml11lon on Social Security
will be reportina. and the flnl
few months of the congre.alonal
1e11lon will be taken ur with
recommendatlon1 on uture
funding for the pf'Oll"am.
up wh•r • tht• l:arler
admlnl1lrallon 1...,tt off wllhoul
r1er a.chkrvlna 1 rompr•henliv
plan on 1wmmJna th• 1rowth ln
ho1pllal coll• that hat fuolod
inflallon for yeal"I. However, any
effort dt-voted to thla laue will
not be given a hlah profile, and la
not likely to be .ent to Col\ar8I
until later in the year.
acnplln1 1 hu1• deficit or
makln1 furth•r redut•Uon1 In
domntk 1pendln1. pertku1arly
In lho entltlemenl pro1r1m1
whert' lon1·r•n1• 1pendln1 11
ordered by Conar-. btcau.e the
prealdent 11 not lntere1ted In
1lowtna clown the srowth ln the
Pentaaon bud1et, hla aides •Y·
There la Uttle expectation that
the president will be able to pt
the same kind of mileqe out of
the coalition o f mlnorlly
Republican• and con1ervaUve
Democratl that proved ao u.aeful
In the Houte ln 1981 and even
earlier thiJI year when he wu
flghtiJ\i hil early budiet and tax
cut battles.
It lh•r• 11 • blparl&un
coallUon, tw Mid, It wUJ be of •
1 ~ rnoct.rate natun than laal
year.
And, Mid mot.her White HOUllt
aide, there wW be"• t.mdency of
aome Republtcana lO be more
Independent." •
In the apJ>l'OllChlna ae.ion of
Congre., the president la likely
to get numerou1 chances to
demonatrate that akill, after 10me
Republican alllea did the
compromlsln1 tor h im In the
contenUoua lame-duck 8eSalon.
Add to thal M deficit t.hat could
reach •200 billion and "there'•
iQlna to be a lo\ of -iulnnlna" on
Capftol Hill, 11ld one Whllt'
Howae aaff member, requesting
anonymity.
He Hid that 1983 "will be •
But there la a1ao feeling at the
White Howie that the Democrats'
good fortune in picking up 26
aeata in the House last month
Houae.
The presldenl ii pl.ann1n1 to
fill the con1re11lonal platter
early, with enough laues to lut
lnlo the early 1984 polltlcaJ
affUOn, which really beginl next
autumn.
In addition to the now -
Mow, mow, mow the grass
And, If \here i1 time, the
admlniatration hopes to 8end to
Congress a propoaal on
containing health coet.s -taking
Although it's winter the lawn around the White House in
Washington, D.C. is cut by a IQne workman.
Erotic actress
due palace stay?
much, much tou1her. The
honeymoon has worn off."
At the heart of the problem. he
u.id I la the fact that Reqan, ln
1eek.ina budget cull ln 1981 and
1982, opted for the areaa In
whlch he waa likely to encounter
theleut~.
"We all thou1ht the la.at year
waa tough, and thoee were the
good old day.," he aaid.
The choice ill be between
"l doubt thal we're talking
about the aame coalition that
"The budget cull were the
easier ones," th1a aJde aald.
'Milk, honey' turning sour
Job seekers finding state no longer the 'promised land'
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Four months ago,
Barbara Lewil aold the furniture, gathered her
three kids and bought one-way bus ticket.a from
Wilson, N.C., to Northern California.
Lewis found an apartment but her job status
was uncertain.
Alter a fruitless job eearch near San Francisco,
the Lewis family arrived at the Loe Angeles bus
terminal this month with only •10 lefl and no place
to spend the night. They found help at the
Salvation Army's Zahn Memorial Shelter.
Social service agencies say they're seeing
thowands of families like the LeW15e11 this winter
-middle-class people without work of money and
with no place to sleep. Rumors of plentiful jobs
lured many of them here, but the nation'• 10.8
percent unemployment rate hasn't spared the Sun
Helt.
''We get a lot of people who come to California
because thlnO are suppoeed to be ao much better
here," said faartha Owena, director of the ~bed
Zahn shelter. "They uve for a couple months and
put all the money into a bua ticket or gas. They
come with promises from friends or relatives. Then
they get here and there's no work and the friends
can't help."
Many of this winter's homeleu are laid off
factory workers. Lewis, 37, had a choice. She quit
her $24,000-a-year job in a Wilaon, N.C .. tire factory
and sought work in California.
''I want to work," she aaid. She had applied for
a clerk job and was waiting to hear if ahe had
received it.
"I've dragged my c hildren 3,000 miles
following a dream but I've got de\ennination." ahe
said. "I'm willing to keep trying forever."
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royal family for New Year's Eve, the Daily Express
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A Buckingham Palace spokesman refused to
confirm or deny the tabloid new.paper'• report,
aaying it never identifies private guests of Queen
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• Next year th<' Orange l..OU\
C<>llege administration building
wlll become the flrst 1tructure in
tHe country to benefit from a new ~llfli ayatem which, if all aoes
well, could lop about $300 to $400
a jnonth from the district's electric
b(U.
The Trans-Cool system, now
bting installed at the C.ocsta Mees
c~pus, i.s the brainchild of a pair
of 1980 Harvard graduates whose
c0mbined majors included biology.
chemistry, history and economics.
The system develoJ>tdl)y the
fqnner college roommates ronsists
of a huge tank 11\to which 9,000
c0ntainen filled with salt hydrate
rrlaterial will be inserted. The
containers are frozen at night
when the air is cool and the
df mand for energy low, and \Vill
fllelt during the day to cool the •
7~.000-square -foot building
"(ithout additional energy
consumption.
Southern Callfornla Edl1on
officials were ao impreaed with
the novel system the utility pickt-'<i
up" portion of its $30,000 COllt &t.nd
re<.'Ommended it to the college as
a likely way to cut energy bills.
If it works succeafully, the
system may be extended to the
college library and scien ce
building.
And if it turns out to be a real
cos t -save r , the young
entr.epreneurs, who say they
didn't know much about air
conditioning when they started
tinkering with their idea, say they
expect to become millionaires in
five years.
Given the enormous cost of
cooling public buildings, that
would seem pos.sible -and a just
reward for their ingenuity. And
the college and Edison meri,1. a bow
for attempting to conserve energy
by taking a chance on the new
system.
Congressional games
Some time ago members of
Congress. in an effort to cool
public criticism every time they
voted themselves a pay raise,
decided that their pay scale should b& tied to that of federal judges,
Ctbinet members and other top
federal officials.
• If they got a raise. so did the
others -and vice versa. It hasn't
wbrked very well. ln fact, the last
ti.be Congress and all the rest got
a raise was in 1979. Their pay has
gone up only 5.5 percent in the
past five years, while lesser
federal workers have received pay
raises totaling 34 percent.
The effective freeze on top
federal salaries has had the
unfortunate effect of causing
many valuable officials to take
early retirement or leave for posts
in"'the private sector.
· So it was right and reasonable
for Congress to tackle the pay
raiBe issue this month.
• After some debate, the HOU8e
voted a 15 percent raise for its
members and the high level
executives whoee salaries are tied
to-Oongressional pay. That will add
$9, 137 .SO to the $60,662.50
members have been receiving
si{\ce 1979, and increase by the
same 15 percent the pay of some
30.000 top federal officials.
The Senate, however, had
some thing else in mind .
Righteously it decided to reject the
15 percent pay raise but to retain
the right of its members to earn
whatever they can for such
outside activities as speedunaking,
writing and other lucra\jve chores.
Last year more than half the
senators collected better than $25,-
000 for these extra-cqngr~ional
duties.
The House, meanwhile, is
bound by a self-imposed limit of
30 percent of pay -now $18.000
-on such honorariums. So in
practice the Senate, by trading the
pay raise for the right to unlimited
outside earnings, can come out
way ahead financially . And
certainly will be a lot better off
than the judges and other officials
who don't have the opportunity
for these celebrity appearances.
Thia maneuver means that for
the first time there will be a dual
pay scale in Congrea. And it goes
to prove once more the stupidity
of linking congressional, judicial
and executive pay scales in the
interest of shielding congressmen
from the wrath of the electorate
by making it appear they are
acting only in the interest of
underpaid federal officials.
CoHJ.mission needs help
• County residents who are
interested in a wide variety of
sdp.al and human relations l8auea
~ being eought by the Orange
County Human Relations
~ for pomtble volunteer
setvice with the group.
; The 11-member oonun1iaion
v(.as formed by the Board of
$Mperviaors in 1971 to seek out aiid attempt to correct cauteS of
~on and conflict in individual
a.bid community human relations
siiu,ations, to check out complaints
of discrimination based on race.
rfligion, age, 1ex, handicap or
marital statu., and to lnf orm
e~ployera and employees of e~'i 1 t l n g r u l es o n e q u a 1
e~ployment opportunity
:, The. comm la• ion ha•
•
conducted research and arranged a
n umber of conferences on such ·
matters a.a police-community
relationa, discrimination against
children in rentals, services
available for homeless women in
the cou nty and parent-school
probleml.
It ia made up of five members
ap.pointed by the county ,
supervisora. five by the League of
Cities and one at-large member.
Members participate in one
evening meeting a month and are
expected to serve on
subcommittees dealing with
specific issues
S ince some commissioners
have been serving for extended
periods, additional volunteers are
needed. For in.formation call the
db-ector at 834-4796.
O'*'lona exprwaed In the apac. ebove •re thOM of the Oaliy Piiot. Other views ~ on thla P9G9 are thOM of their authors and artlata. Reader comment la
In ed. Addt9N The Dally puot. P.O. Box 1580, Costa Mesa. CA 92628. Phone (714) 21. •
.. M. Boyd/ Noisy plants
t'1 your wqht tl*9 daya. llrf
't know! GoOd. Edaar Wat8on
• .ald, "A really busy pe.non
know9 bow rauch he wlllJW.''
Q. How much doec it COit to fly the
President's Air Fo~ One?
A. About "·000 an hour.
Writes a wiR wlfe: .. My husband,
always a big eater, had to ao on a diet.
l terVed small pe>rtiona. He a:rou9ed
conatantly. So t bouaht little plata
with IJ"Mt bl& rtma. and continued to
eerve amal1 portion., but tbey J\at
didn't look amall anymort. That
Memed to aaU.fy him."
Q . Quick, Louie, what.county ln
which 1tate lt 1urrounded by 'ttve
atat8? .
A. Cimarron l n weuernmoat
Oklahoma. It'• uniqu. that way.
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Hussein key to peac __ e plan
WASHINGTON -Jordan's King
Hussein Is playing a cat-and-mouse game
with President Reagan, except Hussein
ts the mouse -or m.ore precisely, the
"Mouse That Roared.''
The doughty little monarch, as usual,
has worked' his way into position to have
a U.S . president eating out of his hand.
This is all the more astonishing, since the
king has bombarded Reagan with
baUArre, lengthy, personal letters. One
was so rude that no response was
made
Yet Hussein is now the president's
pampered guest in Washington. For tus
st.ark little Bedouin kingdom LS situated
strategically right at the center of
Reagan's M1dtlle East peace plan.
Without Hussein, Reagan would have a
peace table, with no one sitting at al.
REAGAN SEES the king as a posstble
strategic partner and is ready to offer
him a generous gift of arms. But
lntelligence report& describe Hussein as
"uncomfortable" with this role and
hesitant to sit down at the bargaining
table. He would like the military aid
without the strategic honor.
The last four presidents have learned
that Hussein ia an erratic but wily ruler,
who knows how to play diplomatic hard
ball. His public image is polished,
meticulously polite and controllM. But a
turbulent personality seethes behind this
disciplined royal image.
According to intelligence BOurcea, he.
has aevere mood awinp and may even
be a manic-depressive. He llkee to vent
his spleen in personal letters that would
quiver the stripes on a diplomat 's
trousers.
He once wrote a secret letter to
President Nixon threatening to go on a
"shazou" unless he got U.S . aid. A
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ghazou is a Bedouin raid on a
neighboring tribe "We might have to go
on a ghaz.ou. an old Arab tribal custom,
and get it, Sir, from eome quarter or
other tn this neighborhood," he wrote,
"possibly causing you a problem which
may be even more serious than the one I
am now posing.''
Hussein fired off an equally blunt
letter to President Foret: U the United
States didn't provide Jordan with $350
million worth of anti-aircraft m.is&les, he
told the president, Jordan would buy
them from the SoViet Union. And he
pointedly noted that the Soviets had
offered him a complete air defense
system , which he eventually bought.
Sources· told my reporters Lucette
Lagnado and Andrea Siegle that
Hussein ha1 continued to write
bhstering. at times offensive, letters to
President Reagan. Administration
irritation reached a new high last year
when the king released the content.I of
one letter to the Jordanian press before
Reagan had even received it.
But Reagan and hia aides are not
Ukely to reveal their pique to the king
this week. Not only is Hussein crucial to
the auccess of the president's Middle
F.ast peace plan, but he has once again
begun blowing kisses at the Kremlin.
LAST YEAR, Hussein raised hackles
when he visitt>d Moscow and heaped
praise on the Soviets. At a Ma~ 26. 1981,
dinner in the Kremlin . the King
reportedly referred to the late Leonid
Brezhnev as a "dear friend" and
expressed "profound aatiaf action . .in
developing and consolidating the
relations between our countries."
Even more distressing to the Reagan
adnuruatration was Hussein's praiae of
the Soviet peace plan for the Middle
East. The kmg told the Russians that
Jordan welcomed their "proposal to
convene an mtemational conference on
the Near East with the PLO taking part
on an equal basis with the other sides."
Hussein then proceeded to issue a pint
communique with the Soviets that made
repeated favorable reference to the
"international conference."
U.S. off1c1als remain confident that
Hussein will not switch allegiances, but
the admmistratJon ia hedging ita bet to
attempting to negotiate a new arms deaJ
for Jordan. The package includes
advanced U.S. fighter-bombera and ia
expected -to trig&u a fiaht in~.
Some membera are already d.rcuiiatlng
lettena of opposition.
'TeIDporary' taxes tend to endure
Beware of a "temporary" lax. Called
mto special seal.on by Gov. Jerry Brown
becauae of the existing financial criaia
resulting from the spending spree of the
put eight years, legislators are proposing
an increue in the sales tax with the
placebo that It is only a "temporary"
meaaure to rescue the state from
bankruptcy.
Juat about 50 years ago, in 1933, the
Leglalature waa called into special
•ea•ion to· meet the financial cri1i1
resulting from the great depression. It
wu then that the sales tax wu fint
lmpoaed It too was advanced aa a
temporary measure, the tax being at that
time only 3 percent.
BUT ONCE adopted the bureaucrats
and legislators found it unthinkable to
give up this new aource of revenue. Not
only did the temporary tax become
permanent but over the years it has been
increued to ita preleJ\t level.
It ta a tax popular with the
bureaucrata becawie it I.I easily collected.
There are no defaulta nnce the consumer
must pay whenever a taxable purchMe ii
made. 'The burden for collecd.ng it fall.I
upon the retailers and the state rides
cl~ herd on them to make sure they
tum over the collections promptly.
But it.I popularity end• with the
bureaucrata. From the beginning,
organized labor has oppmed the sales tax
as being a regressive tax falling hardest
on thoee least able to pay.
They theorize that those with the
smalleat income• pay a greater
percentage of their income for sales tax
than do the wealthy. The theory isn't
I -•• -l W-AT-ER-1 -~
quite accurate in practJce since thoee
with the leaat income apend most of it
for food and rent. neither of which is
subject to the aalee tax. So the theory is
more applicable to the middle claa who
inevitably carry the heaviest burdens in
almolt f!V-ery penona.1 tax.
The aalea tax ian't the on>y
''temporary'' tax to become a permanent
tax. The hated lncome tax was first
lmpoaed during the Civil War aa a
temporary war measure. In thoee days
the lawmakera were more inclined to
keep their pledge. to the public and
Congreea pennitted the lncome tax to be
cll9continued after the war ended.
But by 1890 new revenues were again
being IOU.ght and naturally the Congress
remembered the dbcarded income tax
and revived it. However, the Supreme
Court moved in to declare the la•
unoon.atitutional. 'Congre9 then moved
to adopt a conaUtutional amendment
specifically authorizing the federal
government to lrnpoee such a tax and by
1913 sufficient states had rat.Wed it to
become the 16th Amendment.
The r eat la history and the
"temporary" income tax has become the
moet oneroua of all taxes made more
abrasive by the army of ms aaenta who,
operating under their own rules which
they chanie to auit them9elves carry on
an unending campaign of haraament
and threats aimed at the middle clua:
THAT TIJEY concentrate their
ener1lea upon the middle Income
brackets I.I becau.e th1a ia the greatest
source of •revenues and because the
WN.lthy are more artful ln tax avoidance
and are able to hire lawyer-a much ananer than the ms agents.
While there are other directiom the
Legialature might IO in punult of more
revenues throuah taxaUon rather than
cutting spending, it la abnolt predidable
that they will opt foe taxes that are the
least relisted, auch u lncreaaed sales tax.
The public reslatance to 1uch Is low
because such taxes do not come down all
a\ once like income and property taxes.
Instead they are paid in minute amounts
at time of purchue 90 the annual burden
is not even realir.ed by moet peraons.
Environment inust he everyone's concern
matter little who runs the govemmenta
or who control• the lnatitutlons.
Mankind l• at the watershed of ill
existence u •aped~ -and the trqedy
Is that there la nobody to apeak for
mankind.
In thil respect, Mane could not .ee the
future any better than Mellon could. We
can~ It more cleerly now, but we .U.U
retu.e to believe it -or blame lt on the
people we do not like.
I
Wo1nan a tronaut do n't
expect any special 'b1·eaks
CAPE CANAVERAL. P"1M
(AP) America'• flr'llt womun
.. tronaut uy1 1he oxpect1 no
1pedal brealu during ht•r spat''
debut aboard the 8huttlt·
Challenger in April.
"W e don't really huvl' any
special arrangement.I," m1aslon
1peciall1l Sally K. R1de said
during a visit to Kennedy Space
Center. "The s huttle w as
d esigned to carry men and
women and 1 see no problem
with that."
"She has her own sleeping
bag," quipped Robert Crippen.
commander o f STS-7,
Challenger's second flight and
the seventh io the shuttle series.
Four of the five crew members
for the April mUiiwn -Crippen.
pilot Frederick H. Hauck ,
"There are no lines of
communication with
the Russian women."
Ride and the second m1ss1on's
specialist, John M . Fabian -
were al the space center to put
Challenger through a launch and
landing simulation.
C h allenger's crew for its
maiden flight, scheduled for late
January, remained at... the
J ohnson S p ace Center in
Houston.
Ride, 30, who has a doc-
llr. Sally Ride
torate 1n physics from Stan-
ford Un1vers1ty, was asked
by reporters if she had gained in
any way by the experiences of
two female astronauts from the
Soviet Uruon.
"There are no lines o f
communication with the Russian
women," said Ride. a slight,
brown -haired former tennis
champion. She said she would
I i k e to ta l k l o th e S o v I e l
spacewomen but didn't know
"what I would ask" 1f she had
the chance.
The four astronauts. wearing
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b I u .. t I I I h l 1 u I t 11 , w 1• r t•
lntt•rvlt-wc-d briefly lit tht• luunch
al t~ b.-for bo&1rd1n11 lh•
1pacecraft for lhfl hour long
"thuttle interflM.'t' lt'9t."
Ride drove lhum to thl' site
from crew quarter• In u 11pac.-e
agency car
Thuniday'a test didn't call for
the first Challenger crew to
participate A1tronaut1 Paul
Weltz and Karol Bobko, who
head the crew for the five-day
flight set for next month, were
carrying out other dullea in
Houston They wtll be here the
aecond week of January for a
launch countdown rehearsal.
Ride. along with Fabian, will
be responsible for deploying
two. satellites and working the
spacecraft's mechanical arm
during the six-day mission in
April.
That flight is also the first one
scheduled t o land on Cape
Canaveral's 50,000-foot paved
runway. But Crippen said that
p lan could be re-evalua ted
depending on Cha llenger's
shakedown journey and landing
in California in February.
Not participating in Thursday's
test was Dr. Norman Thagard, a
physician recently assigned lo
conduct medical tests and collect
data on the astronauts' physical
changes which bring on space
sickness.
Hair dyes myStery cleared
OEAR l'AT: My hair 11 turnln11ray and
I'd like 10 know lf &be b1ir dyH you comb In
really do rea&ortt the balr to 111 orl1lnal
eolor?
G.J., Fountain Valley
lnforrn1tt1011 from the Food and Drug
Admln11trat1011 1nd1c1.1tes that metalllc hair
dy<.'I do not really retwrn hair to 1l.!l natural
shade. When a small umount of the formula
Is combed in each day, the mt•talllc salt.
mOlltly lead a<.-elDtt' and OC"C3IJIOn1dly salver 11nd
bismuth compounds, react cht>m1cally on the
head to produce metal sulphid<.• pigments that
<.'08l the hair FDA says the resluting t'Olor is
often unnatural looking That process 1s
repe11ted daily unul the hair u; as dark as
desired.
It's Important to d1~-ontlnue or taper off
using the product until more color IS desired
Otherwise, the metaJ builds up and can cause
hair breakagt• and loss
Metallic dyes cannot be n•moved and are
incompatible with other hair coloring products
-expecially oc1dat1on dyes -that a person
may consider using to correct the color These
dyes are safe on healthy scalps and usually
don't cause allergic: reaction, but then• are
unrc.'SOlved fears of toxic absorption of lead on
abradt'CI scalp:,
Loan to kin not deductible
DEAR PAT: I made a loan to ml
brothe r-In-law when be lost bis job. He hasn t
been "hie to find a ne w job so I told him to
forget the loan. Can I claim this aa a bad debt
on my re turn?
W.C., Fountain Valley
Nu A«.•ordln& to tht• lnk'rnal Rcvtlnue
St•1 vice, If you loen money to a relatl.1t1e or
frtt•nd wllh lhe undenitand1na that It 11 to be
n•pn1d, hut you later forg1vt• tht-' debt, It II
t'1"11ddNed 1 gift, and nol a loan You cannot
wkt• a bad debt dt.'<iucuon Cur a girt
Costs of homes cited
DEAR PAT: Can you eive m e some
lnformaUon about &be co1t of boa1ln1 In otbe•
part• of the country? Wbere ts II bt&b ud
where, If anywhere, can a bouse be purcb11ed
at a rea1onable price?
P.Y., Costa Mesa
The Federal Home Loan Board reporta
lhl' following average sale prices on new and
existing homes in major metropolitan areas for
the July through August 1982 period. The
national average was $90,600. The top five
were: San Fra~lsco, $139,100; San Diego,
$130.200. Washington. $128,200; Los Angeles.
$122,700; and Honolulu, $120,400. The bottom
five wert': Pittsburgh, $64,500; St. Louis, $64,
600, 'Philadelph1a, $66,200; Louisville,
$66.300. and Greensboro, NC .. $67,700.
• Got a µroblt•111"' Th<•n wrilt' to • 1 l'Jt fl11ru w1Lz P.1t will cut rt.>d tape.
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How much
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By JOEL C. DON
OfllleDellJ .........
Some people truly love their
lawns.
They pamper them with
manure and new-and-improved
blends of chemical fertilizers
touting superior growth
formulations. Many lawna are
dutifully manicured about once a
week by gardeners toting the
latest in high-tech cultivating
machinery.
And in the semi -arid
environment of Southern
California lawns get a lot of
water. But they might not need
as much Irrigation as you
thoughL
A team of UC Riverside
.cientists baa found most lawn
grasses could survive well even i· when· recommended water
schedules are cut back by 40
1 percenL They hope their ongoing
research , funded by the
Metropolitan Water District,
other water agencies and eeveraJ
related business firms, will help
lawns keep their lush vigor
during times of drought or water 1 ahor1ages. J Like squares on a giant
checkerboard, six types of lawn
I gruaes are being cultivated by o the researchers at the UC South
Coast Field Station in El Toro, ti under the path of jet fighters
... training at the adjlcent Marine
air station.
11>ere are plotl of cold--..:io
araH•• 1uch aa K•ntucky
bluearw, perenn1al ~and
tall fe.cue, favorite amona most
bomeo1'ner-. And there are
equal number of wu11weaeon
araaae1 including Santa Ana
' bennuda, zoyaia and adalayd.
Tb~ cool-aeuon grauea are
popular because they thrive
during the winter, when people
appreciate green lawns. and are
of more pleasing textures.
according to research associate
Mark Mahady. But because they
have a higher transpiration rate,
or loes of moisture, as well as
shallow root systems, cool-season
grasses demand more of our
increasingly precious water.
"One of the big problems with
the amount of water people
apply to turfgraas is too many
people use Kentucky bluegrass
and perennial ryegraas," Mahady
said. "What we have seen in this
area is if people would use
warm-season grasses in place of
cold-season grasses they would
save approximately ~ percent of
the water applied every year."
Warm-season grasses prosper
during the summer months, and
depend on less water because
their root systems plunge up to
six feet into the soil and they
have lower transpiration rates.
But they requ ire more
maintenance and, possibly most
significant. are less aesthetically
pleasing than the cold-season
varieties.
"I grew up around Kentucky
bluegrass and perennial
ryegrass," Mahady said. "They
look more like what people think
lawn grass should look like."
And they're easier to cut,
respond well to fertilizer and
don't encroach on other plants In
your 1arden, he 1ald. For
example, pJoi. of cold-1eaaon ,_ .,. pown IMle by aiclie at
the field station with no bJendin8
ol the three typee ol er-a. But
the WamHeUOI\ plots are eed\
eeperated by a 90rt of foot-wide
· no man's land.
Reeearch began in September,
Research associate Mark Mahady believes one of the problems of
Southern Californ ia lawns is the wrong type of grass for the
climate.
1979 and will continue for
another two years. Principal
investigators are UCR's Victor
Youngner, Victor Gibeault and
Jules Meyer. The aim of the
research is to establish mlnimum
water requirements for lawn
grasse1 as well as examine
underground to sprinkler water
ljst.em efficiency. Tr-anapiration
rate• for the various 1ruaea
under atudy aho will be
determined.
Grua la more than just a fine
s urface for aportlna events,
parka and front yarda. It helps
clean the air. 1uppllea oxygen,
reduces glare and temperatures
around buildings, prevents soil
erosion and dampens noise
pollution.
"It's not the No. l crop in
California," Mahady said. ''This
little plant is giving off water all
the time because of evaporative
coolina. You've got an air
conditioner running all the time
plus it'• aeathet1calfy pleasing."
The reaearchera reduced water
In a portion of the 48
experimental plots, measuring U
by 24 feet. by 20 and 40 percent.
Both warm and cool-aeaaon
graaes did relatively well with
reduced water. Cool-aeuon plots
took longer to recover and were
•
somewhat lower in quality
following a come back from
drought-like conditions.
However, it was shown that
warm-season grasses. which tend
to turn somewhat off-color
during winter, could stand a 50
percent reduction In watering
witb little or no loss of turf
quality.
"Thia means achool officials,
for example. could reduce water
by 40 percent during the swnmer
and return to normal dwtna the
school year and have a decent
quality turf in a short period of
time," Mahady said.
Also being teated are
Facing the passage of time
By STEVE MITCHELL or .. .,..,,.. • ...,
They're called Life Masks and
you can pick up a cuatom-made
likeneu of your own mug for
between $10 and $30.
And lf you think that's a deal
for your own facial clone,
conalder this:
Half the coat of the plaster
muk la tax deductible.
That'• becau1e the made-to·
order maaka are a fund-railing
tool of the La1una Beach
Community H1storical Society.
Half the procffda 10 to the
muk makers, and the other half
80ft to the hlltorical aodety, an
oraanlzatlon that " a dozen yean
old and currently operate. out of
a storefront bulldlna at 790
Sou~ -~
Amona the maak makert LI
area .Mlz1umsk1, a 18-year'"()ld
Penn1ylvanla tran1plant who
earna moat of hla hicom• u a
bu1boy at the Towera
R.tauranL
"I Juat ataned dolna that at
Halloween,'' he said.
Mi1ham1kl 1ald he quickly
.IM.mtd th• Life Muk proeffl
from hlltorb1 IOdety exewuve
dltector J'ellx Tharln, who, ln
turn, learned It f rorn Lacuna
• llllme Caprice RotM.
Makins a Llf• Maak la not
much more difficult than
applyin• • pl11ter ceat--io •
biOken llmb. It'• the flnlllil~
work that ~ .. illdll and ....
"You
im~8Jlal4od wuJ1 p,laater and 1-y
it on the face, ' explained
Mlilumakl. Of QOune, the 1ubject'• face
abould be coated beforehand
with t'Old cream to the finlahed
product lifU off eNU1.
After the "caat.. drle\, the
pu1Jdpia'1.nc petron la tent on 1'11 '
w¥h..t lea\ltl dme for the ~ •
ma.Mn tb IMOOUt &Mou•...,..
i.>rture with eeveral ietdttlonal
eo1t1ofp\Mter,acou~eof0019
of .ryllc a_, Co ..i ttw Miik
and 1tnnath•n lt, and a bO ol
conventional above-ground
sprinklers and special water
systems that are buried
underground and force water
into the soil u the only aouroe of
irrigation.
Though the sprinklers appear
to do the beat job, Mahady
believes the uneven watertna via
underground 1yatems coula be
lmproved wlth chanaes ln the
manufacturer'• 1peclficatlon1.
The underground tubing wu
installed, acoording Co the maker,
at a depth of eight lnchel and did
not adequately aerve the neecb of
some cool-lleMOl'l, shallow-rooted
grasses. he aaid.
Completed life masks
stare sightlessly., left.
Below" Felix Tharin
looks himself in the
eye.
hand-aandtna between the vanou. OOltl.
"One mad takes about llw
houn of WCX'k over fOW' daya to
complete," Mlliutnlkl .Ud. ·~t
d<M•n't count time tof 1peclal pairltlna." Y<K& cen P'dt up a Lafe .... _
unflnlahed -tor •lo. A
IMOOtber re.-nna of._10W' faCt
co.ta f.20, u you want u.e cunom punt. JOI). &he prkii Ii AO·, .• .....,.~~·
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POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
t"o be excessive~
law-abiding?
Allll LAllDllS
DEAR READERS: Remember tbe letter
4ped "Oar Son Didn't Make It to Barvafd?" It
,,., wrltte-. by Oe motber wbo complained about
th criteria for aelectlog medical 1claool 1tadeat1.
•e aa.ld, "T'ff eatift focal II OD gradet, IJ1ldet,
padea. So wllo gets In? Tbe botabot over-
•clalevera, 1uper-aggre11lve and fiercely
competitive. We all know docton wbo are book-
~art bat tbey are cold, laaeaaltlve aad
•oney-lutlll')'."
I asked Dr. David Rogers, a former dean of
Jo1ut1 Bopkia1 Medical School ud now president ol th Robert Wood Jobaaoa Foaadatloo, to
respond. Dr. Kogen aaueated that lf members of die admJa1lon1 committees were 1creeaed for Oe
quUdea needed lo P'Y•lcla.u we mJgbt see more
doctors wbo are a cred.Jt to oelr pl'Ofeaaloa.
Here are a laaoclhJ of responses. If I pobU1bed
Oen a small perceatage It woald fill thl1 entire
ew1paper. Altboagb I did not need tbe extra work,
l: am plea1ed to discover 10 muy people are
1'tereated ID tbJ1 sabject.
: FROM JOHN A.O. COOPER, M.D. (President
qt the Assn. of American Medical Colleges,
Washington, D.C.): Medical school deans and
r,cu.tties are deeply concerned about the growinR
QUbli~ perception that physicians are insensitive tu
P,8tients' human needs. The pressure placed on
students to learn a rapidly expanding body of
linowledge has tended to de-emphasize their
siarallel of development of sensitivity to human
6eeds. The AA.MC has initiated a project that 18
tbCusing on this dilemma. Eighty-six medical
ictudents and 19 biomedical societies are involved m
dl1a effort. We eKpect the study will have a major
qnpect on both college preparation for medicine and
~ school education.
• DEAR DR. COOPER; I reHlved other letten ~•t tbe AAMC'1 tral.llla& propa.m for admJ11ton1
tmmlttee1. Dr. HJbbara WUllam1, dean of tlae
edlcaf aeltool of oe Un.lvenlty of CaWonlla at
vb, prailed oe effort MpJy. Coacntaladoas! ~ FROM GARY. IND.: Sour grapes! Thia 18 how
f· sum up the letter from the mother whoee 90n
cidh't make medical school. Who says a person must
l§l!~ither smart or compuaionate? That's like saying
a woman must be either beautiful OR smart, but
never can she be both. Just look around There are
many brilliant doctors who are also caring and
sensitive. Your readers will back me up.
FROM DR. E. GREY DIAMOND, University
of MJ11oart-Kaaaa1 City Scllool of Med.Jcbe: WMtl
"e fonded tbl1 medical acllool we decluell we
were looking for laamanl1Uc, compauto•ate,
energetic, Intelligent candidates. We now bve UI
grad•atea aad tlaey are Indeed becoml•&
pbyalclau free of cyalcilm, performtu wen ...
dedicated to Oelr patieat1. Some laad to M btOred
ud cou1eled, bat we let tbem lmow ta.en were H
alaortcall to gradHtloa. They laad to meet "e
national 1taDdard -ud tbey Hccee4e4..
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lit !Joint• 81n~• that'• about
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I NT I " 1 I • fi111 2 • 2 tJ Wh•t action do you tak1f/
A. -The anawer dt1~nd1 on
your method1. H you art•
playing non forcing St11ym11n,
you "hould p11n l'arinttr
probobly has a wuk hand
with five spades and four
hurts and 1s simply lrylng to
llX'ate the beet partsrore run
tract. Most rubber bridge
playera preft'r rorcing
Slayman, tn which case parl
nf'r·s two spades compels you
to bid again W1Ut three-card
spade support and a normal
no trump opf'ner. your path
What do you bid now·• Q 6-Hoth vulnt•rahl•· .,
South you hold
?
A.~ You havr the v1lue1 for
gamt>. and you would preft•r
to play in 11 -'U•l contr11rt
beuuu or your ruft1n"
valuea. Cue bid three heart•.
then ralae partner to gam1• in
any suit he bids. Jr partnt"r
pers11u with no trump.
however. pua -he should
have a double atopper in
hearll for that action.
Q.S-Aa South, vulner:shle,
you hold :
Q.•-As South. vulnC'rahh·.
you hold ·
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Soulh WHt Norlh E .. t
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Whal do you bid now '1
A. -\ uu huH• a l(ood seroml
suit. and lht'rt' 111 a stronl(
temptation LO 11how 1t. To bid
three diamond11, however.
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The b1dd1ni h1111 proc"edod
North E H t South w .. t
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2 NT P111 ?
What art1on do you take•
A.-You want lo ola} in
l(Uffil':" hut you 1·an l bt• l)Urt'
wht·lher you would rat hl'r tw
1n ~padt•,, h1·r11ui.t• ur your
ruffing valut· 111 hl'.irh or in
nu trump. becJUH' your hand
" bu hinn•d U1d three 11pade<s,
and lt•av1• tht• dt:l'i~ion Lu
Y. h11t 11·twn do you takl''>
A.-W11 know thltt brldgt' 11
a h1dd•r', game. and that
there 11 alw1y1 11 1tron"
dtoi.1rto lo It'll partnt'r that
y1>u ha vt• a l(c>od five card
maJur ,u11 llut you 11lso have
a dt-ad n11n1mum opt'nang bad.
and to rebid your sp1dee
freel y rn this situation would
b1· l ht• action of 11 road hog.
Pa~s. and yield the right of
way Lo partner lie 1s 1n a
much better posi tion to
dt'cide how to continue.
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Partner opene the )>idding
Virgo: Focus on career rou1 HEALTH
Tue.day, Dttember %8
. ARIES (~ 21-AprU 19): Plans subject to
swift c~; ttlative. although sincere, could have b~en m111nformed. Check facts, be aware of
directiona, keep tines of communication opened and
don't drive while sleepy.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Financial
prospect.S bright; you'll have more responsibility
chance lo improve income potential. You might ~
lnvolved in a power play. Older individuaJ backs
your position, will lend support and you'll be
provided with needed material.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You touch on ~veraal theme., You're at right place at right time,
Judgment and intuition ring bells of accuracy.
Health Improves. popularity increases and you can
make numerous, valuable contacts.
CANCER (June 21 -Ju.ly 22): Ra.re opportunity
exists to erase fears, doubts. You·u be provided
with a special tour. Focus on hospit-als, clubs,
organizations and convention of unique fraternity
You'll get to heart of matters. especially in
connection w ith member of opposite sex.
LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Personal magnetism
soars -you convmce others that your way leads lo
advancement, achievement and profit. Powers of
persuasion are heightened; some members of
opposlte sex are fascinated and could proclaim their
love.
VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22): Spotlight on career,
business, ability lo act as mediator m effort lo bring
end to dispute. Social activities accelerate, you're
called upon lo travel, communicate and arbitrate.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Good lunar aspect
coincides with spiritual revelation , decision
affecting travel plans. Unorthodox procedures are
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featured -what appears to be a loss will
boomerang and you'll be beneficiary
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov . 21): Foc us on
intenalfied relationships, work schedules. license
requirements and a variety of pronouncements
Study written material. get your own ideas on
paper. Dig deep, be persistent, realize you can strike
pay dirt.
SAGITTARIUS ('Nov. 22-Dec 21). Gain
indicated through diplomacy. Know 1l, don"t force
issues. Family member makes intelligent concession
-be a gracious winner. Amie.able legal settlement
is likely to occur.
CAPRICORN (De<: 22-Jan. 19): See places,
people in realistic hght -means avoid self-
deception. Review work schedule, r ealize
unfinished tasks can lead lo loss. One who shares
basic concerns will become valuable ally
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Favorable moon
aspect coincides with emotional responses. a
stronger relationship and a bond with member of
opposite sex. Emphasis also on children. speculation
and luck where contests are concerned.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Flrush rather than
initiate project. Negotiations can be completed -
might involve property, security. safely and long·
range plans. You'U have wader audience. more
people will be attracted lo your viewpoint.
DR PETER J STEINCROHN
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DEAR OR. STEINCROHN: I read your
<'Olumn every day, but the one about angina hit
home. The crux of it was lhat YOUR HEART'S lf'i
YOUR OWN HANDS. You made the point that ooee
the diagnosis bas been made and treatme11t
outlined by the doctor, it'• all up to the patient. '
I am 69 years old and have a ~ard time even
walking a short distance. I take nitroglycerine f•
the bad chest pains and other drugs the doctor has
prescribed. My problem Is that I weigh 190 pounds
at a height of 5 feet 2. I also have another bad bablt
to overcome. I still smoke. Not much when you
compare the present one pack a day I smoke to
three packs all these years.
My question is: Which bad babil shall J give up
first? -Mrs. R.
DEAR MRS R · In smoking and obesity -if
we exdude hypl"rlension you have two of the
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raitln6'• thll 11CMC>n Newc'On'M!n Bryon Cherry and
Chrl1t.opher Mayer, who had tx-.n bruutht In u
nt•w "rou1hu" Coy and Vanl't", wt'rt' re•l1tlvt•ly
unknown and •pp.rt.-ntly did not win over vlewtin
loynl lO Schnelder 1md Wop11t.
"We have ml111ed Tom and John and are
extremely pleased to wekome them back," Womer
Brc.>11 Television Preeldent Alan Shayne said In a
atatt>ment.
A Warner BrOll 1pokesman refuted comment
on the rate of Cherry and Mayer, who ap~ared in
16 or what was scheduled to be a 22-epllOde aeuon.
azzard'
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and Knlcktrboc:ktr 'roy Co. Inc. over royaltln.
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breach-of-contract 11etion.
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Warner 8ro1. hid deprived them of work by
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lmprovlat>r. t.ha hall n dlrt~:tor tl'l'Ount,aj only thl•
bare atory hne or "And the Ship Satl1 On," ht1 lllth
film
"To tell tht> rest would be plain gOtll!ip," hl'
aays.
"l am a glor1oua victim or myths and legl'nda
th.at lr\llat I don't outline the screenpluy of my
movies because 1 don't know what I am doing
Fellini will allow only thta: At the start of
World War I, a group of 1.r1llocrats. finunders.
journalists and singers try to understand thf'
impending catastrophe from conflicting dispatches reaching their (',..••r..-r~;r I""'',.; ...... ~ hr nut at sea
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Tht.o film end11 un the tharJ duy of tht• 11tory
when the v~I 11 aunk by German gunflrt'
Fellini ralaed about $~ million Crom Ullckl'ra
who have told hun they want the film reudy for
launch next autumn.
But Fellini admits he ha11 no Idea how long lt
will take him to complete the film, how much at wall
L'OSl an Lhe end or what the final production will
look lake.
· I 111•v1•1 know huw m\M.h 1• film will 1.•u1t," h1•
iu1y11 "l 11•1 t111nlv. 11urn1• projloe.•lll h1iv1• h1u.I u no~blt
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nc't-d ..
l'1.1.1t1n1i t.lw film M'l'mt.'\J Aln eq\lally hupharord
pnx.'l'lll Eriailand'1 Frl-ddlc Junm, an -.ctor llule-
known uut.alul' hi• own l'OUntry, la to play the lead
Tht' dot1ett June• came In tht pall lo a wldt'
ln~rnatlonal audlen~ a aupporUns rule In
"The Elephant Man "
A mlddle-a&l'CI man with a battered but g~niaJ
fat.'t'. Jonc11 showed up late at an audition with
Fellini In London and only had Umtt to hand over a
snapshot of hamsell before the dlrt.<ctor left for Italy.
"I decided only he L'Ould ~ Orlando," Fellini 1satd, reportedly passing over Jack Lemmon for the
role.
Fellini, however. has alwuyi> made ll clear he
sees an actor's pedigree as secondary.
811uth African J•111·1 ~u11111111 unrt 1nuthf'r
Orltlah l.t('la ,., S.rb4irn J,•1f111 cl. ul10 h•Vtt maJn
1>9rt.a. Ut•rman dwlUUlr'61>ht11 Pin" li«Wit.h UI w bo I ' •1
blind t.luch of th~ Au,tru lluntiiu 11t11 mpln• ' •.
f',•lllnl 11ld h~ would Ulll(' 1,000 Pf'Uplto, 127 at
tht>m octorw, In 14 wceka of 11hootlng
In the bat FeJIUnl trudltlon, CA&rrwramt•n wW ~
twitch back and forth from black-end·whltAJ CO '• ';
color pho~aphy "follow Ing tht• mood of the ahlp'•
pwmen"t> 111
Shooting ii to bl' alrn<>lil l'rtllrely in Studio Ftve
of Rome'• C1necllla movu.· complex where the
fllrnrru.ker cwlma he a m bt .. t manlput.t.e 11pedal • ,
effect.a and hghuna.
Studio technicians have already built a thlp'•
restaurant on a moving platform and a huae •,
cutaway set of the liner's engine room. ,.,
"l have never travded by sea," Felllnl aayt.
CBS tops for third week • ID row
"Fat.'t.'8 are more 1mport1mt to me than anything
else -more important than the set designs and the costumes, more important than the script itself,
even more than acting ability," he said.
He made has 1969 film, "Satyncon," with
several unknowns.
"Ont: tame m Cannes, I went on the yacht of that
American producer, the mlllionaare, Sam Spiegel.
We were celebralln~ l don't remember which
birthday of Katharane Hepburn. There was a
sumptuous dlnner In Hollywood style; there wed"A
many famous actors
"I felt seasick immediately, and Danny K.aY-•. •':l
tried to cure 1t by singing to me," Fellin! said. ::=: r;
NEW YORK (AP) -CBS won the networks'
prime-lime ratings race for the third week ma row
with seven of the week's 10 highest-rated
programs. figurea from the A.C. Nielsen Co
showed.
"Dallas" finished in first plal-e and another
CBS program, ''60 Minutes,'' was second.
In winning the three-way competition for the
ninth lime in the 12 weeks of the current TV
season, the network recorded an average rating of
18.9 to 16.4 for ABC and 14.7 for NBC. The
networks say that means in an average minute of
prime ume, 18.9 percent of the TV -equipped homes
in the country were tuned to CBS.
The rating for "Dallas" was 26.2. "'\ielsen says
that means of the nation's homes with TV, 26.2
' percent saw at least part of the top-rated program
CBS' Top 10 shows included a spe<:aal, "E.T
. and Friends" in third place, and a movie, "I Was a
Mail Order Bride," in ninth place.
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"Newhart" on CBS was thl• week's highest-
rated new show, lied for l:.!th place with "Dynasty"
on ABC.
Four of the week's five lowest-rated programs
were on NBC, and all five were episodes from
newly introduced series. NBC's "Voyagers" was
7lst, followed by "Ripley's Believe It or Not" on
ABC and three NBC programs, "The Devlin
Connecuon," "Gavllan" and "St. Elsewhere."
Here are the week's 10 highest-rated shows:
"Dallas," with a rating of 26.2 representing
21.8 million homes, "60 Minutes," 24 2 or 20 2
million , "M-A-S-H," 23.3 or 19 4 million, and "E.T
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"Oh, God! Book ll," 23 or 19.1 million, and
"Chipmunk Christmas." 22.6, or 18.8 malhon, both
NBC, "Love Boat," 22.1 or 18.4 million, ABC. and
"Magnum. PI.." 22 or 18.3 rrullion, Movie "l Was
a Mail Order Bride," 21 8 or 18 .2 malhon, and
"Fakon Crest," 21.5 or 17.9 milhon, all CBS.
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punk todl dub ,.,.._ •
--of phone call prom-
..,.. thet --.. 119 ITU'dared In ... hOnor
~IQ.-~,...
end mklnlgllt on New
Y..,.•&e. 'R' r•1 C:.N!WS NICNIWI r~ HAllf"t ~YI MWN
, Fonda eperldl • loMly 'ftgll
:. ~ for Aid* to Id"
': ttvougtt an. • moton:yda
; acddant. -~ ,,..,.. locb a... out °',_.,..,__
• nRE'I OOlll#NIV
~ "* • lmpf'eaa ..
dlldhood rMll bV Intro-
ducing CMaay .. ..
C.Olonel Potter (Harry
Morgan) celebrates at a
big dance at the 4077th
on KNXT (2) at 9 p .m.
tinde.. 11.IOQR'I WILD ........
NPORT ()) , .M.. MAGAZIN(
Bat*'6-h --at IN tlC)lna of IN r8dlo ~
of "TM Emph 811'11•
Bae*"; • woman who ti.llll
• cMMrt In the not1tl woodl
of MlnneloCa.
• OMNQE COUNTY
T~Y
7:30. I ON THE TOWN
Feetur9d: 111'1 lntet'Mw wiUI
Sid c-; • jugglar9 oon-
ventlon; • lendacap• ..-t ,........ llOw l*lPI
OWi ~...,tr-. to WOfti
• Ill fAIA Y A!UO
LAWANEI~
ICOMPA#Y
Sf*t9y meell • man wtio
...... lier off,_ ....
tM i.-ne ----.. true colore and Mel lo
~lwin.nd.
• MADAME"• PLAC£ PINter'lon ,._ to MexJco
IO llOP ~·1 fNlr·
rilga. e u·A·s·H A"-lfw9I dayS of ,_. oomw.-duty. .......
••• betMMof ~ .....,lhlrl...,..,
I ()) TIC TAC DOUGH
MACNEIL /~
MPORT
·INENl~ ..... ~and~
Lyona reMw ··~ Of
Friend•." "Honllytonlt
...... and "lrl The -Of
TheHlght." .MCMI
• • ..,.. ~· ( 1116)
,..,.. om. . .Mal E. '--'"
lrd. Two ~ rlv'lll
~ to tlnd "-di
Leon'• "fountain or
lir"~ *** '-c-t" (tM1J ,.,., s..n. DerwW Ouekl.
The Qownllfl "*"** "' • .,.,. llurW pi et.-.ortc
.,.,. beglrll '° ~ diet .,,.. end not .,,_
.. .,. the It~ to .. pee>-
•.• anMI. 'PO.
<Z)MCMl * * 'Oebfilj 0-The Wllllla ""'-" ( tt.33) w-.
.., Hulton, ~ Mottly.
The ftllWfy -.:.I pr.-.
dafWI ~ .. _....,..
toe~.
... ~Pme
Petty ~ lrW to 1WW1
lier "-Y .... ---~ pofl'Ml1ty ..
W-.s11Hlgtl.
• alUTTLEHDWEON ntE,_..
The ..,... ...... flmlll\I.
lr1IPP9d ....... '*-l>V • IUdderl • .,....,, ....
..,.,.. Qw1llm9 &ii -lnlldn8 ... peat Qwtll.
-.(fQQ
• MCMl • * *. ''The Aad .._ ..
( 1141) Mofra 81M11e1
Anton Willbfook. A ~
IUl.....-llC*lgfltln•
web of lndeCt9lotl a...
wtlich II mote Important tc
her •• Mtldaome compoa. ., Of h9I blouomlng
~.
.MCMl * * * '"The 8on Of Monlf
en.to" (1'40) U.. Hey·
wwd, Joan a.nn.t1. A def.
Ing~ "Oii
daedly dull9 lo win the
hend of • lo¥lty ledy. i~
BINnd-~ •• '"' tlC)lng of the radio _.,,
"' ''The Empire Strtlt•
Beck"; wSldl the ~·
UOnl kw !tie RclM BOW!
P..-delnP....,_
• CtiU>MN OOUOH'T
.. THE CN)l8FIAE
.OMAT
PU» CINUNCO
·~-. Tallcw, Sotdler. ~ .. o.oroe Smlls\' (Aalt;
~)II c:.iled blldl lo
duly lo uncover tll•
...... .. • double llglnl
wflO ,,_ lnftlttlled the Bttt·
..,, Seoret 8.-.tca AQllflC)
and .. IMklng top MCnltl
to Moaoow. (P.U 1 and 2)
;~l\JAE
''The ~ 01 An1m11
~ 8lgrll And Slc>-
Mll" The eapenmen11
done bV Kerl von Frlacfl,
Jull&n Hu•ley. Konrld
l.ONnz and OC'* neturlll-
llb o-the oentunsa to
lsamlN~ofW.
,,,.-~· ~:=UP * •• * "Sayon.,•"
(1957) Mlttofl .... Aad
Bun-. All~ ....
-,,_ • polgMrlt .,..,, .... IN.._,.,.._ « . ...... ...... ..,.
~.
®MCMl *** ''Sdr Cnzy'' (1NO)
RkNr'd Pr'f08. 0.. WM-
•. Two ,,_.. -,,.._.,,
kw --robbera and ...... Ch~ * • \t ''The Border'' I 1M 11 Jacll ......,.,, v ......
Pwme. A T-border
G&*d'• ..,_ come In
OOl*t .... .,_ °' ..
oorrwpt ..-tt .. and ..
..... 1 ......... l:IO. ()) PNVATE -..,...,
An.,.... tr1M 91* on llMt
..... ....., C4 Rlldlr'O
_......., bl.tlkl •,...em
on .. •of•_...buf.
1111~
• LaADf'OOT
... ~and .....
Berton ... In .. "°"Y of
.,. ~ ttWI lolloWll
wtlM. ~ gatl .. .... __
t:00•(1) 111•A•&•H Abet , , ..... ,dlrtOa ..
.. 40'11WI ..... .... ...,, ........... ..
·~Mttct-~ .. 9'TMllg IOOft b ;·1.:w(A)
;~IWIE. LISTINGS "SllMDK" (Premiere)
~ Vllllantlne, MertdlN
Colilalo. A ........ -.. ..... and...._., dog
9 ICNXT IC8Sl
e KNBC INBCl
e ICTLA (Ind.I
.KABC (ABC)
e tiFMB CCBS>
9 KHJ TV (tnCI I
eKCST CABCI
0 On TV
l Z·TV
H HBO
1C IC1Mm,,.)
tJ IWOfH NY .H Y
f1i CWTBSI
f IESPHt
11> CShowtlme)'
e Soolll9l'll
• CCM>I• Ne~ f'fft-lll
to """ • Cl'Ol4> "' ""°" ~ dlleurtled ClhldNn
,,........,~and come to ..,,.,. -. .,.
WIMtd W9Ulld "*"· e MC HMICl.OllUP
"Allbe9foe: The Wflt To
"""' o.tfl' • .Mia e.v-"*' uipdatea 1111 1171
repor1 on Iha ~ Mr·
ardll of .-...oa ..,_,,.
to bottl lnduMrtlll ---Md .. gerw9I pWllo.
uamlnlftt t!M recent
..... In _..,...urie
... 'ftetllN "' ...,..,. ,......,~
1;4 ' '
I ti'' ' 1 I • I I rt
. '· .
..... ••MMP>.::. 111 ......... ,..,_...., ..-..or
,,.._ ••· UI ftt ......... ......, Or, • .., ..... ,,. ..... "'--e MMOue Wt&.IY. irD.
ftfegnMt ........ !Ima .. 41 .• -*' ..... lie!
-~-IM9fl .... l!!I MOthlr WOMJlll1
• IOUNO l'llTWAL The r9ftOWNd .,.,., and ..... ..,._of.._, ...
--and lfle """' Wtlt-..., "'.,.Im or• 'ronw•.,. lellhlrtd . I~
• • • • "Harold And
....... (1171) ~ Oor·
don. M Cort. All~
Old WOll'llll ,,_. an If.
)'Mf-old boy ®-Md
with OMlh In a lunaf'al pat·
lor, and prOOMda lo Mactl
hlnl ... .,, °' M10 end iolllnO-'PO.
<Z)MCMI * * "The WltcMe" ( 1871)
Siivana Meno-no. Clint
Eaetwood. ...... ()) HaWtw.T
Dick~ meddtM In • ou-t'• ~ .,, ..
when • -•Of'• wife ~ tllll .,,. •• run-
nWlg ~ lrom lier hul-
band. ltlemRT~ ToNGKT
All lnleMew wltll Shelley
10:00 n CAGNIY I LAmY
Cht'll and Mwy BeCtl In-.
tioMe IN pligfll of eldarty ..,,,_t owel9r9 .tlO
-~~toe m ~ of terror.
• New&
MOYIE ••• .,. "The 8unlh4ne
8oy1" ( 1175) Oeorge
Buma. W .... M1ttlllu.
Two meren vll.ldevllle
et.. -reunited •It•
meny years tor -IMt ~
(!)MOW
•• .,. "The Ofwm ....
chant1" (Part 1) (tMO)
Maril Harmon. MOfgan
Fllrdllld. All amblllou•
young man toWie '°"* wtthan~Nc*9'o
dlon oe>erator to OONCnlCI
one of the _... dynM-
tlM In the motlarl picture
lnduetry.
-~EYU The ttory of two AINf1cen
• -oeone wtlO "~ 10 the P9oe*'• Alputlllc of
China lo demon11r1te
Amet1can ~ tam-,.._ to their ~
oounterperta .. to6d ·MBMA~ .. ~ .. Vlc:tor Borva
°""9 '* own epac6al humor In .,, explonltlon of
the ~ of language on
cullunl. (R) 0 0 Ct4AAUE"8 ANOB..8
An \lnllnown penon
thr..._ to ....._ •
,__,.~pat•
~lf--~'t 11111 off th .. lr. . ,....,,.... .....
a.,~ and the IW-................... .............. ~
lmiosleof ·---· ®MOYIR * * * '4 "Montenegro"
(1N1) Suaan Anle>edl.
Erland J0Hph1on A
negleCt«I .-treV9lll 10
StocllhOlm and beglrll en ""* wttti • men .,,. IMt In • ~ nlgfllduO .
'R'
(IJ) THl MAMHATTAN
TMl...,,LNE
The Onnwny AwercHlln-
'*'I ""**' perfOnn --lad Mlecltiolll lncMlno
"Blrdland," "Twfllolll
ZOM," ... .._ ~
.._ Yen Qty'' trom h ""'° n...1n .k*t. .. natl. ••··cneot.aTU ....., Fonda ... ~
L.o,i ... -• _.,... -.,...,..r .... on..,IO ... -~--NITWOMNIW8
I WOflll.D Oii' 90C*a ,.,. attOWCAle
lmTOll'~
JdWI ~ .,_ '°" ... ..,.,., ... """' . ...,.._._end __
tlWi ~ ,.,.,,. ... --,, .•. ()) ...... 8A~YN91H'f
~ ,.._. Pwln. Guell:
~"9oord .
• .. llMCHOf' ...
"Jdln1M8lptillt" • AU. .. ,,_ ,Nl&.Y
81 ...... ~
ff'/ .,,,ary but Arotlle
bell• ~ the doctor
tuma out to.,. -of ~ rla'•'°"'*~ I :=.:. NPORT
~ .. THI
HOWE
Loftua ttW to lmpf'eaa 1 r9ftOWNd Harllly ,.,....
doCI°'. (C)MCMl
• .,. "0-Olrte ,....
(1973) a.natlne ..,_ ...
TUBE TOPPERS
KTTV (1 l) l !IO -"LAedloot." Phlllp
McKeon and P•ter rwn 11.ar ln &h
11.0ry of th lraledy l~t foUowa wtwn a
tHn·•Pr pea hl. flrtt car.
KNBC (4) 9:00 -.. 8kHHr." Keren
Valenllne and Mu1c:W. Cosiello IW' A
therapist u.ee her eqer and friendly doQ
to help a IJ'OUP of emo1lonally dlaturbecl
children muter thelr probleml and come
to tenna with the world around them.
KCET (28) 10:00 -"China Eyes." The
1tory of two American eye 1ur1eona who
traveled to the People'a Republic of China
to demon1trate American 1ur1lcal
techniques to their Ch1ne9e Counterparta
I.I told.
Atllhony Oit'll ., • boerd-
lng IChool ~· to Mdlloe • c:llplomet.
(IJ}tifOVIE
"T 04al Aapture"
Cl) A NIW DAY IN BJl:N
A po.-fuj famly turn. a
lfMll town Into • mocMI
rllfuvenellon projec;1. (Part
!~PMWW
• * "lntlmet• ""°"*'"" (1M1) Aleundra St-art.
BemerdF-.'R'
t1:IO. ()) ~JOHN.
M.D.
Both Trapper and Slllnley "° Into ltlOCk wMll u.y ...,,. tllal • bleUtlfUI ~ '°' .. • fomllr prostttut.. ~QI ntE IUT Of'
CAMON
Hoal: Johnny Carton. au.u· CMttton HeMon,
CMrtle c.IM. RoMrnary
Ctooney. (A)
I =-AIKID fOR IT Feetured: "aw-Chem·
pion "-ther Jugglan"
and "811nd Marathon
CNmc>lon.'' •ooo~ ,. ••• btottier. Floyd. I*·
lliedM Feb ttlal ,. place
II not In hectic Manhattan,
tM ~ home In Floyd'•
fac10fJ.
I FOCU8 ON 80CETY
P98lATl!MOHT
Polltlcal aatMst Ber~
~ Oswtll ~lier
'"~'' "'tfle ltniggla In Northam lnllencl; pe)l•
dlOlogl9! Mttc:Nll ,.._
uplelN llOw to under·
lland and I.a "anger"
~-<Al QJ MCNEWB
MGHTUNR
• 700CUJa
Cl) AOWNCE: KHEATM
THEMAGIC
(Part 1)
.MOVIE •• "The Aflll ...,. .. _ ..
(1179)...., l!lndgal, Urw-
la AlldtW o·~
and the Tivee ........
~~In~
• p6al\ lo ~ IN 9111 lmentioN of the .,....,
CerdlrW~...
.. f'twlall ........... ''°' 11:40 CB> MCMI
• ''Modern Pl'obtema"
(tM1) ~ a-, P.u
O'Attlerwtll. A ...,.._ air
trefflc controller with
nurn..CIUI '*-* pro«>-
.... .. endowed with
~ ~.,..,
'*"Cl cb-1 wlttl ,_._
...... :PO· 12:00. IJfTUlTU&IEHJ
TONIGHT
An ...,... wlttl ~
~
• MCNIW9
.-mJNI
• MOYIR • * .... ..,,. Wortd Of ....., Oltanl" ( 1114),..., ...... ..... ,.,..,....,
TWo teen .,. come to • ..................... ,with
............. otiamne ·--......... 1= *** ''8a* To..._" (1t46} Jaflrl .... ~ ,.,, °'*"'-Cul off "°"' ~ ..-. • cdollll orgeNl9a ,...,,. ,..._ ... ....... 9'"'•• t911don .. ......._
·LOVIE.~ and
-l.olioe Allsll ""' ~
_. .. Stilly Iii I ~
--.tlO IN*• "'" .. ,_ l'lulbend .. ~ Altd ,,,.
Locllll'llhh" Herblt trlee 10
lodl onto Mery a.th. <II MOVIE • • "Tiie Victim" ( 1912)
Ellul>elh Montgomery,
0-ga ....,..,.._ A ~
woman trapped In •
reimota '*-during • Ylo-lllflt 11onn 11 _.,. diet
Illa la the nu1 targe4 of an
"'*-~· (J)WOV. *. "l.ooplno" (No Det•J
Shelley wtnewe. A 111\1111.
time Clmlval owrw .,,..,.
1 dengeroua pact with an
~ ~ llttippet.
12:IO 8 8 LATl ..atfT WITH
MW> l.ITTUMAN
~ rocll flat EMI
Coe..-0, oomedllln Hany
~-.(A)
• TOM COTTLE: lW
Cl.Oil
• MOYIE
• .,. "81111 F-" (1fle1)
Martin Mllnet, ClllUdla
Martin A •I lnltructof
dlloover• he'• tlMlng In
lo¥e wlt'1 • preny yGllnQ
pupl (!) fAIM. Y AFFAIR
A ~ women
Mk• for FtwlCll'a help ·LO'IE..~ STYLI
"Low And The Uft•"
Mimi lldorel Wandell'•
modul operandi -• thief .
"Low Altd The &19Pk:'oo1
Hull>end" Sam Ilea l'llred •
detective to flP'I on ,. ....
(D)MOYIE * * "The Aillum" ( 1118 I)
Jan·Mloh••I Vincent,
Cybll ~d Two !*)-
pie wtlo l'lld • clOM
anoounWr wtlfl an allan
IP_,•lt u dilldren
..... the ........ Imminent
'9tum .
12:16 (C) MOVIE * *.,. "Serlal" ( 1MO) M•·
lln Mui, T~ Weld. A
lleppjly mertled M11ln
County oouPe •• epwrld bV .,. trendy nelQNlorl
jnto ~ eltemlttw
~·w
11:40. (I) oou IM80
~'-•-of .................. ...................
lie 111a:A• ._ murder of • eon.. fflt. (A>
1tl4I CZ) MOVIE * * * •71w FfWICll lJsu.. ..,_,.., W_ .. (IN1J
Meryl 8trMP. Jeremy
lrona Ar1 -""" ..._
two actora II~ In
Iha rOfl\Wltlc l*tcld flm In
wtl6dl the two -~ I ....
1:00 ... AUT1ltY
IAMYfllMB'
MOW *. \t ''The ~ FlgMs .,... ( 1980) Aoberl
Mllchum, 0.. O'Her'llly. A
retvclant y~ng men
_,,,.. • ,. In .. lr1lfl
~
1:111 CB> MOYIR *** ''t To IS" (1MO) --~~~ ThNe woR"'9 ~ ,.... ....... Mlv-
geelof\ bV ·--~ boaa. 'PG' 1:aoeeeec .... O'JWl••rr ·=Mmft * * \6 "Clt9"1t And ~·· ...,. Or-.na'' (1111) NdWd ''CMach"
Mlw1n, 1'1-IM Qloftg.
T-.o lr:u•w• _...
JOHN DARLING
--,.,. .. " ..... .., ·a:-·· '" , .. • •• ,.._. t
DINI JlfWt W.W, L.-V--O. In ille ..__ CM_.. ...... ..... . .......... ._.., .,.
8'*-1 ....... .,..,,.
-~..,.,.... t••ClfOllNIWI liilHt'WATOH l.5wflLL
····~ ............ 11 .. 1) ca-.~.,...
Kau •· Tltt N vnlllltlly .__ ... OUllOMf19tlM
r9d lape Md ~acy of ClHy ..... 'l'O'
l:OI CC> ruto\111
• • '4 "Cl'IHOh And
Cltono'• Na °'_ ..
(IM1) NcilWd "Clteedl"
M•lll. ThOtnal C#loftO
Two lnwttrate PQCllMda
~ to h4lw found their
INa Galllng M I~ peddle
IOa cteMI on Ille ltr ... a of
2'Mi~ l:OOi~
* *"' "Tape" (11181) o-oa c Scot•. Timothy
Hutton. Mllllary 1Ct1oo1
cedet• take owr thelt
ldloOI lo. pr_. ptel'9 10
turn IN academy praperty
Into. condo~
'PO'
<Z>MOVIE * • "Gabriel Ov9' The
WNte HOUM" 11933) W•
ler Hulton. Kalen Mor'l9y.
The ftllWfy ~ pr-.
dent Gt1a1anga1 oanoeww
IO 1 lllOWdown
I: tO CB> INTERNATIONN.
l'10UAE ll<A TINO FROM
PSCJNO
Dorothy Hemlll per1onna
and oo-ho9tl ...,., Oreg
L.ewta In .... ......, ~
lion tMIWtng Jo Jo Star·
buetl. Toller OW.ton and
John Curry, .. ... ..
amat-• .._. hoping to
,~ Ctilna In !tie ...
Wlnw Ofytnpica. (l)MOVIE *** "ea-nan'· (1118t) Ringo Sten. Dennie Quaid.
Tiie downllll member of 1
l>wely human prehlltortc
ttibe beglr'9 to dlaoovw
!Mt bralna and no4 braM\
.. 119 the Uy to ,. l*>'
i .. _.......'PO'
l::IO 'NTH 20 1:40 MOYIE • • * "Allegro Non Trap-po" ( 1871) Anlrneted. Ute
In IN mecNne 909 II Mtlr·
tmd. 'PO'
4:00 (!) TOP O' THE
MOAHIHO
(D)MOVIE . *... "Room Service" ( 1938) Mar• Brotl'len,
l.vdle &.ii A INatr1cal
group llttam9t 10 remeln In
• l'IOtel without ~ bV
lrytrlg to ~ the
rnenaoement tltat ~
llew the rnMlllaa.
4:IO ~ :;:;,,_YtN/(il
* • "ln1Jmale Momentl"
(11181) Alexandre a......
a.m.d Fr-. 'R'
4:40 ® fulOYIE
***~ "~o" (1M11 .._ ~.
lrl•M JOMplleOfl. A ,....... ... ., ....... '° ltoc*holm and .,.. .,
.,.. wlttl • -..... ,....
Ire • bchlmlan nlgMdutl. . ...
4:46 Cl) HOU> ME
Paul Oootey II IMtind In
tNI two«' pley by Ju6el
,.....~the.,,.. ..., °' l.lfMn ..
Ttw•fl••'•
Da•dme ft•m~•
ltOO CC>**. ''8op' Nlglll Oul" ( tta) Kirn ,.,.,
--o.m.. Wtlarl • 11t9'M1y yovno co-eo
~·--~ .. llrldl fOur
..--,-· _. tlWI ..,. to .... ., ar-t·
-" tlO aid ..., In ...
~-t:ao(IJ)•• ...... Y..-1M"
(1MO) ~ teetty, Kip
.... Tiie dl9o ~ .. .
pnn:GC>ll* ...... . --°' pflOM Cllll ~ ....,.. .. 90IMON .. bl
mwderwd In tw ttonor
trtW'I ltovr '*-' IW anO snld"6gflt on New
Y..,.a&e. ....
Utt af I ... ,.,,J .. MIMlll ........ ~"' ,, ....., ....... ... ,.,... ... ......... ............. ,.,..
~ .......... . . .. , ........ ~ .
fttrot ** "-· Miii! -lewd NI -Awef ..
OlltMllt ._. ,....... ...
.,_, JI lilt ..... .
~----... .. 7• CIJ * • * ''llla ,...,_..
(1941) ........... .......... ~ .,.,... "'°'°" .. .,,., Into ... '*" "'.., .............. <Cl ..... "Haldf'' (tf1tl
Ew ...,,. ....... "' ...
Owt.v l<llUUI A ~ git!
.. tlfought from her .....
,..,... Alpine "°"" '°
.... In !tie Olty.
7:IO <Bl * * "l'lnlll ,......
ment" (1MO) ~
Bulc*I. Mdlalf Yen A
Cel'90llf1 TV ~ In
Moaoow~ ....
Ml llCllantllG aspartmenc
Vl6r'O ...-oldl on chllhn
and llflUICllM lnor1snlrsat·
Ing ,,_.,.., out °' llMt oounuy. 'PO'
Cll • • .., lllllno In Lo't'e
Again" (1110) Ellloll Gould."-""" Yen. A
man ooaa to 1'111 lllOh
ac:.flool ,...,,, In !tie .,...,
lhllt ha CM ,....... the OOod
t"-of tile peat. 'PO'
l:OO • • * "The Huing" (1911) Jeff E.all • ..., Dew-
... Tiie mL'llbers "' • ~
Uglow oolaga ftlllemlty
attempt to l1'da the dMiOI
of • pledge during IMIZlnO
'PO'
CZ) * * * * "8tOlln I<-..'' ( ,..,, JeM.Pterre
"-'d. ~ ~
Thll louc:Mlo and~
Nm ......... ~ ...... ... ..,_-of ..... tradel , ...
~lnlove.
t:IO CC> •• "Cenle King"
( 1M3) "°'*1 T-'°'· Joan
Caulfield. Prel!defltlal
lnterva1tl01t la 1..: I I I ary In
• ...., 1883 i.MS ~
In Wyomlr1g territory.
l:OO • * *.,. "Her Mvenluf·
-N6QM'' (1941) ~ o·~.HalanW.._A
chld wtttl 111'1 -ac-...
lmeglnaUotl ........ '*
of • murder wt1'Cfl landa
.. per9"tl In )Ill and
..._ .. to .... , ...
~-t:ao •••• ''The 8echllor
Atld The BoOby Sour''
( tt47) Cety Q,ant. MyTNI
~. "" ellglbla bed*« .. pur...o by • iO¥HllruCll
Kfloolglr1. but .. fall kw
... dciar .... 1r....i. CD>. "Modsn Pf~··
(1M1) a_, Oleaa. P9"I
D'Arbarwlle. A ~ alt
traffic control!« with
--!*-.al~
lama .. erMSowed wtth
tiallklnetic .,_.. --'*"Cl -.ad wfth ,_...,
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HOUSTON (AP) -Loa
Angeles forward Jamaal Wllket
knows that the Laker•'
lackluster play may be an area
for concern, but he 1ay1 he
doean't car e aa long aa the
defending world champion•
continue to win.
Loa A.ngelea held off Houston
96-94 Sunday for the Lakera'
fourth straight triumph. But the
Laken never landed the killer
punch on the Rockets, 4-23.
"A. long as we win ball gamee,
even though we're not the moat
emotional team, we're In good
ahape," said Wilkea, who led the
22-6 Lakers with 22 points.
"I think it's definitely an area
to be ooncemed about, but not
one to panic about," he said.
Los Angeles led by u many as
nine points in the third quarter,
but did not go out in front for
good until Wilkes' 20-foot jumper
off an Earvin Johnson paaa made
it 89-87 with 4:24 le ft in the
game.
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LeRoy Irvin is tackled by Brian Baschnagel (left), while Ken Margerum celebrates after TD.
Allen L eavell's three-point
goal with 18 eeconda to play cut
the Laker lead to 96-94. Leavell
nearly came up with a ateal in
the waning moments that could
have given Houston another ahot.
"We've been rlaying good
basketball, but don't think
we're playing with much
emotion," said Laker Coach Pat
Riley. !Vince's 509 can't equal Bears' 34
Ferragamo's near-record performance not enough to offset defense
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Early last week. IOOleOlle from
the Rama' publicity department
went to great lenatha to point out
the teem still hac:f an outside shot
at a pi.you berth.
' Tbere were a lot of "if•" iDYolvWld. but the bot1iDm line WM
11 ~ Rams could win their last
two plDIM, maybe the club could
b11Ck into the playoffs like UCLA
did the Roee Bowl.
That penon, however, ended up doi'ng a lot of work for
nothing.
Sunday afternoon, the Rama
did tomethlng they've managed
tp do for .even of eight weeks
this 8eUOl'l -they lost another
football game.
" The only thing that sep-
arated this loss from the rest
was how it was done. Unlike pnor: games in which the Rams
.would get a big lead and then
lloae It, Sunday, against the
.chicago Bears, the Rams' new Strategy wu to get buried early
and then aee if they could come
back.
· The Rams trailed the Bears
17-0 and 20-6, got u close as
20-16 and 27-26, only to find
the~lvea on the ever ao
famOi.er loaing side in the end,
34-26.
· Not even the Vince Ferragamo
puaing machine, which threw
~.a total of 509 yards -that'• Tillht. 5{}g yarrb -could alter the
Rama' usual destiny.
And, when you add 77 yard.a
to Ferragamo's paaing . w., the Rama 586 yards
tn offeme, the fact they lost
tor the 15th time in their last 18
outinlea la even more amazing.
"Let me start out by saying
.Jhat Vince probably played one
of hi• better games," said .-urned lame-duck Rama Coach
.l\ay Malavul. "We just didn't get enoulh point.I, we mis8ed field
~ turned the ball over early,
·and we've had our problems
·8efemlvely ...
1bat pretty much awns thinp
up.
· A1atn, it wu a simple cue
·"Sunday of the Ram.' offense
beinc unable to out.1eore the
~1\mm' pennl-1ve defeme . .. Walter Payton, who became
pnly the fourth rusher ln
'JQ'L biltory to au.rpau 10,000
·~with a 10-yard bolt up the
Jnldd)e-emiy tn U.-fint quart«,
ended his personal onslaught
against the Rams with 104 yards
rushing, 102 passing and one
touchdown.
Of course, Payton was not
alone.
Join_ing him were r ookie
quartel'b8Ck Jim McMahon, who
hMI a pretty Jl!OOd day in Im own
right on 18 ol 28 pasam, toe 280
yarda and two TOii; wide receiver
ken Margerum, the Fountaln
Valley High grad. who had h1I
moat productive day of the
aeason with three reorpt:ions for
47 yards and one TD; split end
Emery Moorehead, who caught
another four pasees foe 46 yarda
and one TD; and fullbeck Matt
Suhey, who had only 12 total
yards on the ground, but it was
enough to produce one TD.
Everyone seems to get into the
act when they're playing the
Rams.
"At least we didn't loee from
behind. At leat we broke that
SUllM." Mid Rum mnter Doua Smith. forcing a am.Ile. "I auesa
our next and only alternative ia
to try to stay with aome teama."
That may be more dlfflcult
than it sounds. The Rama'
defense at this point oertalnll has
to be a bit ahellahocked, i not
downright destroyed
emotionally.
"When you look at th e
scoreboard and you see 30 points
every week, you can't help but
wonder what you're doing
wrong," admitted linebacker
George Andrews.
"All year we've done OK and
then they mak. e the ~kf.laY on us." added defensive Mike Fannl.nl. "U you're lookin& for answers. l don't have any."
"l don't understand it and It's a
frwltratina altuaUon to be in."
concurred defensive end Jack
Youngblood. "The bottom line to
it la we wanted to win. We tried
to win. But for a number of
reason1 I can't put a finger on we
didn't.
"The bad part about this la
Walter Payton is stopped by the Rams' Jack Youngblood during
Sunday'a game at Anaheim Stadium.
losing not only affects your job in
football, it al8o affects your 90cial
life, your self image and your
personal life. It's so bad to have
an experience like thia."
U you can milk aome good out
of all th.la misery it'• the fact
Ferraaamo ha• not only re-
eata bllabed himself aa tbe
hometown hero, but he's alao
returned to the fonn -and then
eome -he had wtth the club
prior to his departure to Canada.
Ferragamo'a pa11ing total
Sunday waa aecond highest in
NFL history, surpuaing Y .A.
Tittle'• 505 yard.a for the New
Yock Glanta against Waahlngton
(See RAMS, Paae C4) .
off and runnln1 to a 27-10 National
FootbaJl Leasue victory over the
T.telt we had to pt ahead early on
Denver/' uid Millen, whcm lnterceptJon
wu one of five turned in by the Rafders.
"We INlde them play cat.chup and we
domlnau.d. When we hive to be tou,h.
we' rt toulh."
either a touchdown or a field pl ln the
openina period until Millen Sot in the
way_.
"I wu 1uppoeed to bll~ but they ran
ll\ree NCeiven to the w.ar tide, ao 1
dedded not to," ..W Millen, ~blna
hie lnte~ptJon. "~y UM to t.hroW
underneath in tba\ 11\\MltSOn, arid l had a
Loi ~ Colch Tcm Florea; "When
you ... them on fllm or televlaion,
they're a Utt.le bit frilhtet\lr1C; They're
one of the t.t. and we~~ the
belt.''
n,. Ral~!!I_ wtw. 7 • l reoont II the
beltJn:the /\ni. lddld 24 moftpofn'8 In
\he HCOl\d quarter to take tt 21·0
advantge at l\alfUme and &tMi ft1'0l°"o
prmtf hlCOI. who fell to U, ,..,..,.,,
abllt to '*'9 untU the fourth quart.er
It appe.r.ct that Dnver would l•t ' ;.
l
~ read on the J)l.t.y ...
The Raiden arw now In • PQltUori to cllnc:h th• home~teld. aclvantan.---.,~~
thrqhc>U\ the •yottt wtth • win •t
sen ,J:>14t.-O next-.:aw.day In a rilUlif· IMIOft fllWt. . •
.. I'd UM to_., um vtdillrJ a wh&J9
before I \h1nk ebcMrt the ~·· Mid • t t
"I have a hard time accepting
that as a coach. U I accept that,
and give them the benefit of the
doubt, then they won't play
hard. I think it's up to the
individual to get up for every
game."
Houston C"ach Del Harris
lamented his team's 26 turnovera.
"We don't take care of bal1a as
well aa we did in the past,"
Harris aaid.
"We played hard, but that
cSo.n't replace winnin&" he aid.
Jamee bailey led the Rodtetil
with 24 points and Leevell added
16. ~Abdul-Jabber had 20
for Loa AJleeles.
'Bu01 goal'
helps Kings
snap slu01p
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Michigan endures
_tough first workout
Jtrom AP dlapatcbea
' ,,. PASADENA Michigan Coach al Bo Schembeduer put thl' Wolverines 4. t
tttrough a grueling :.! ~2 -hour practice
U\at lasted almost untu dark Sunday,
a workout that left many of the football playeni
pspin,g for breath.
' "( beUeve a team plays hke It pracuces,"
~hernbechJer said. "These guys had an exceUent
.. actice today. Ii was spirited and they worked
hard.
"We had to work them a
It tt le extra-herd today
because they've ~n off for
four days. We sent them
home just before Christmas
and then Wl' travel ed
yesterday."
The Wo lverin es, who
r, won the Big Ten conferen('C
~ champ1onsb1p and finished
tot«MNCHt.I!" the regular season 8-3, are
.cheduled to meet UCLA on New Year's Day in
the Rose Bowl game. Michigan is ranked No. 20
in The Associated Press poU whUe UCLA. which
won the Pacific-10 title and fmished 9-1-1. is
ranked fifth in the country.
The same two teams met wt Dec. 31 m the
Bluebonnet Bowl, when Michigan won, 33-14,
'and again Sept. 25 in Ann Arbor when UCLA
e&me back from a 21-0 deficit to win, 31-27.
Schembechler even broke with tradltion and
, ~wed reporters and photographE!rs to watch 1'A. workout for about the first 45 minutes at
Clri'us College in Azusa After the workout, the
ooaches aU were available to reporteni -as were
~eral key players, after they had showered and
QOOled down.
""' Quote of the day ~·
• ..
Cincinnati Coach Forrest Gregg after
the Bengals had surrendered 661 yards m
total offense, losing to San Die~o. 50-34:
"We're a jlamblin~ defense and sometimes
when you gamble, you get burned."
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Elsewhere in the National Hockey League,
Tomas Jon11on, Bryan Trottier and Duane
Sutter notched third-period goals to break a
scoreless game and lift the New York lslanders
to a 3-2 victory over Hartford . . Real
Cloutier's power-play goal at 12:15 of the third
period helped Quebec earn a 4-4 tie with
Montreal . Nell Broten and linemate Tom
McCarthy set up each other for a goal ap1e<:e in
Minnesota's 3-2 conquest of Winmpeg .
Tom Lysiak'• goal and a pair of as.stSts sparked
ChJcago to Its sixth straight win, 7-4 over St.
Louis . Peter Lee and Rick Kehoe tallied
second-period goals helping Pittsburgh shade the
New York Rangers, 4-3 .. Brad Park, Mike
O'Connell and Barry Pederson converted on
power plays as Boston topped New Jersey, 5-2
. . . Mike Follgno llCOred early in the third
period as Buffalo salvaged a 2-2 tie with Detroit
Mark Me11ier'1 se<.'Ond goal of the night
capped a three-goal F.dmonton scoring binge in a
10-minuie span of the third period, giving the
Oilers a 4-4 tie with Calgary
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The moa no-ahowa Sunday were for
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of the 65, 10 1eata available for the game went
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the game. There were 15,299 no-1how11 for
Chicago's game against the Rams, and l 0,506
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Santa Anita Park's trad1t1onal •
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game in Anaheim and 44, 160 for the Raiders-
Denver clash at the Collseum . . . Forward
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lead Chaminad e to an 89-78 victory over Colle5{e
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OCC, Gold n West
hit road this week
h'• a w k for venlurina away
trom home fcw both the Onna"
Cout and Oolden W•t Colle.it·
bukelball iearna.
On Tue1day. Coac h Tandy
Gilli•' PJratea (~-1) trave l to
S•nta Maria for a 7:30 p.m .
contat with hoet Hancock. Th
Ptra\8 were orialnally tcheduled
All-CIF
football
Af..W9' DCvtMOM IV
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B-S. ff::: llt-et'-1 6-1
B-8.J. Ont. Cr 5-10
B-S. S*19. SI o.n.vteve f-0 8-D. Aoc;M. Oak p.,_ 5-10 I -A. llrendon. AIMC.o.O .. ,
8-R. c.lderon. NMcSIM 6-1'
R-J. Cepeda, SI ~ 6-1
R-T Plouoll, Mlfa Cotta 6-1
R-T Refiner, 81 JOMC>h 6-7 L-J. LOf11e. Atuc.d«o 6-4
L-A. Henty, Pwrla 6-2 L-B Eden, ... rwen 6-2
L-B. Smith, Al~o 6-5 L-M.cmamen, On!Mo Ctw. 6-1 C-D. Buma\Md, Big &Mr 6-2
K-E. Alfhotf\er. 0_.. Park e-o
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DL-F. Stahl, Rio M ... 6-5
~ -T. Trlmltl, T aflacllaC>I f-0
DL-C. Ha~. Hwvatd 6-1
DL-P. Wt , El hgundo .....
~-M.McKtnln, Notre Dame 5-10
LB-J TeValOe, Ontatlo Chr e-1 LB-J Jel"8on, Rio MeM 6-11 LB-It Manu, DeMt1 6-1
LB-.JoM Cltry, Yuc:ca Valley 6-2
L&-J. Siak, 8tettwen 6-3
LB-T. Benjemln, Oek Pwk e-2 08-T. Cooll, Montclalr Prep e-1
08-8. HulC.g, San JKinlO 8-1
08-F. Vnendl, MmtM M
08-H.Pltt,lt. GelMI 6-10
08-D. Hen1e. Pwrt9 M
Wt. Cl 145 St
llO Jr 170 St 190 St 180 Sr
175 Sr
185 Sr
170 Sr
220 Sr 220 Sr
220 Sr
270 St.
230 &r.
217 Sf. 215 Sr.
180 Sr
230 Sr
215 Sr
1•:> i:;r
235 Sr
1IO St.
218 Sr
185 Sr
200 Sf
196 Sf
215 Sr
215 St 175 Sr
170 Sr.
140 Sf
180 St. 170 St
Player of Ill• Year Sean S1erl• (81 ~)
tu play Sant.a Barbare CC on
Wt'<lnl-.day, alto at Ha.nc.uk, bul
the Vaquero• over·•t•hedult'd
thl• ~uon and Wt'~ forced to
drop the game.
M ea nwhile , Coach J i m
Grl'tlnfleld's Golden WNt equad
travela to Palm Desert Tuetday
lo o pen play in the elght·t~am
College of the Desert
Tourruunent.
The Rustlers, 7 ·6 and romlng
off a fourth·place finish ln the
Sequo1aa Tournament, will face
Glendale, Arizona in their 5:30
p.m . o pener.
A victory would tend Golden
West up agamst the winner of
lhe KinRs-River-C.ollege of the
Oeeen contest on Wed.nesd.av at 7
p.m.
Saddleback has some time off
before the Gauchos resume
action on Wednesday, Jan. 5
when they host Grossmont m the
Pacific Coast C.on!erence opener
for both teams.
COLL.aGE OF'O«UJtT TOURNIY Tueedey'aO.-• p m. -C-rttoe va Ventura 5'30 p m -Golden W•t v1 Glendale.
Ari!, 7 p.m. -LA Trade Ted'I va Rtvenlde CC 1:30 p.m -Klng1 River va College of
DMer1 ..... .., .• e-
1 p m -Golden WMl·Olenda, Ariz 10Mt
vi Klng1 Rt...,.-College of 0eMrt 10Mt 2:30 pm -Cerntoe-Venture IOMt va LA Trade Tech·Rl....,lide CC klMr
5:30 p.m -Cemloe-Venture Wln'l9f va
Rlvetelde CC-LA Trade~ winner 7 p m -Golden Weel·Glendele, Arll
winner v1 King• River-College of DeHrl wtnnet
TllureMy'• 0..-
5 p m -CoNolatlOn game
1130 p.m -Tlllrd ~ game
lpm.-~-
• • •
Ct
In llHli, amt falllnJt 11hy uf ltw
NrL mark ••• by lha Ram1 ' Norm Van Otucklln (664 yan.1.1)
aplnal lbtt N.,w York Yal\ka tn
19'1.
rerr1.amo, who dtd flnl1h
with 30 compleUotu1 (out of 46
attempt•) de1plte a mlHrablt
1tart whk:h .. w him l of 7 with
two Interceptions, clalmt-d at
leaa\ one Rama record (total
compltUona) for hla efforta.
''When you throw for more
than 600 yarda and only 8COre 26
point.I, that'I the worat part,"
noted Smith. "That's a record in
It.tell"
"'rheee are difficult Um.ea right
now," said Ferragamo, who
refused to baak in the glory o f
the moment "It'• really hard to
fathom loeing like we have.
''That's why atatist1ca are
really mialeadlng. They don't
mean anything unless you w in
the game."
For 1982 at least, it seems
winning is rese rved for clubs
other than the Rams. They are
now l -7 with one game left
against San Franciaco. while the
Bean are 3.5 and still have a &llm
shot a\ a playoff spot.
lt's truly amazing how things
can change in a year. F.arly last
season it was the Rams who
humiliated the Bears on a
M onday night game, 24-7.
Sunday, Ram fan• on the
second level were holding up
bumper alickera which read:
"Thank• Georgia ... Now
they'~ all laughing at ua."
The Rama ' aituation is
anything but humorous.
NFL tan dings
NATIONAL CONPlftl Cl
W LT Pel Pr PA
x Wlllh 7 l 0 876 lei 128
x-O..U. n 2 o 100 199 l l4
x-0,...n &~O 2 1 .618 202 142
a-Atlanta O 3 0 .020 l'T'f 104
•·8l. Loula & 3 0 .820 136 142
x-Mlnne90ta 4 4 0 .600 168 171
Tamp1 Bay 4 4 0 .600 132 U&
Chtcaao 3 ~ o .376 118 148
Detroit 3 0 0 .376 164 152
New Orleana3 5 0 .370 94 JM
NY Olanta 3 5 0 .375 138 136
Phil.r.delphl• 3 5 0 .375 167 169 San ~'ran. 3 5 0 .375 189 185
Rama 1 7 O 125 179 230
Sanday'• Score1
C hicago 34, Rama 26
Raldera 27, Denver 10
21
Cleveland 20, Houaton 14
Tampa Bay 23, Detroit 21
Green Bay 38, A t.lan ta 7
Pitt.lburih 37, New England 14
St. Louis 24, New York Gianta
San Francl8co 26, K.anaaa C ity 13
Cindnnati 24, Seattle 10
New York Jeta 42. Minnesota 14
Waahlngton 27, New Orleans 10
San Diego 44, Baltimore 26
Philadelphia 24, Oe.llaa 20
TOD.llbt'• Game 1
Buffalo at rdiami (Channel 1/at 6
p .m.)
AMERICAN CONr&IU!!NC~
• W L f Pe&. PP PA • •·~rt 7 l 0 870 219 1GO
x.clnclnnaU4 2 o. 760 197 160
x-NY Jee. 8 2 0 760 232 129
•·San Dl...,e 2 0 7~ ™ 180
x·Milmi o 2 o .714 137 114
Pttt.abuJ'sh 6 3 0 626 167 126
Buffalo • 3 0 .671 121 97
Cleveland 4 4 0 .600 1 lU 145
New EnR i 4 V .~00 ll:t I ~
Sattltt J 5 0 .376 114 136
Denver 2 6 0 2~0 137 213
Kanau Clty2 6 o 250 139 171
Houaton l 7 O .125 109 210
Baltimore 0 7 l .063 106 202
x-dJnched playoff berth
Suday'1 Games
Ram1 at San Franciaro
Raiden at San Ole_qo
New York Jeta at K.anaaa C1ty
New Y or k Giant• at
Philadelphia
St. Louis at Waahmg\On
Chicago at Tampa Bay
Buffalo at New England
Cindnnati at Houaton
Cleveland at Plttabw-gh
Miami at Baltimore
Atlanta al New Orleans
Green Bay at Detroit
Denver at Seattle
Monday, Jaa. 3
DallaB at Minneac;>ta
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Pt&IC M)TIC( --IT'S ALMOST TOO LATE! 4 DAYS LEFT-.... ~ CW TMMTU'9 SAU lt-tH'71 NOT.a 0# TRU8TR'8 aAU CW mtt ~ .... a1wm1' NOTICE OF DE ... TB OF ......... LAM Mo. C41W'FACK MOTICa Of TIWITUt' •ALI T .S. Ma..._.,.._ A MOTICa 0# Tl'UaTla'S tALa T.8. No. f).e7111 On Janu1ry 10. 1183 al I t:OC TAANS-COAST SERVICES. INC. CORNELIA BELEN vu lier '--.... W07TU T.D. SERVICE COMPANY .. duly • m FIRST AMERICAN TITL£ ~tedTruet .. underlM PUTT EN AND 0 F T.t . Me........ eppolnted TrullH under lh• INSURAN CE CO MPANY. •
deaet'lbed deed ot Inlet p ET IT ION TO BURLl "'GTO"' Fl"'A"'CIA L following delcrlbed dMd of lrutl Celll0tnl1 c0tpotall0n .. True! ... LAT PUBLIC AUCTION ADMlNISTER""""'ATENO .., .., "'"'"' "' WILL Stoll AT PUBLIC AUCTION 0ts-ac>rTruat .. 0t8u1>11ltuled TO THE HIGHEST BIDO!R FOR CA:>• • SERVICES. INC · • Celltornla TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR TrullM, of thal C41rttln Deed of CASH (pey.eMe 11 time of Nie In A·ll1Zf7. Corporation. H duly appointed CASH (~yable 11 time ot Nie In Trull executed by KE LLY w
lawful rnone, of I.lie United Statee) To all heirs, benefla&nes, Tru11H under th• following lewtvl money of Ille United 8111 .. ) INFAHOER. • married man • hie
·" ..,.,,, lit'-__ ,. lnl-1 .. .-.--.... d lt d I ci.ect'll>ed deed of lrvll WILL SELL 111 ""hi tHle end ~-.. 1 ,.,..,.___. I d d -...... . -..... -·~ ere or• an cont nrnt AT PUBLIC AUCTIO"' TO THE .... . ""--···1-•O. •n HPtfll• properly •n to end now 11e6c1by11 under Mid To !tarn lbeut lnvtltmefll lpPlf1Unltltl wttll !Jll lntlctplttd dlt t CORNE lA"' "' ,.. to and now held b'f II under Mid LOREN K LANGDON, a married Deed of Truat In 1he properly ivofttl Ind IUbltlrilfll tll lnctfltl¥tl, end ere o rs O HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH DHd Of Truat In lhe properly man u Illa aole and HP1tale ~ dMC:rlbed ,.. HELEN van der PUTTEN (p1yable al time of .... In lewful herelnef1er delcnbed prOj)et'ly, and rec;o1ded Merell 2.
TA us T 0 R: MI c HAE L J . T• c.ntlml f11Uf 1112 tll PfotecUon and per1on1 who may be money of lh• Unll•d St•IH) •II TRUSTOR. SILVIO F F,.CK .• 1119 .. lnatru"*11 No. 2871. In ~~~-~£.RI L GALASSO. Please call now to make an initial no tee/no comm11ment appointment with our stat! of at· otherwise interested In the right, tttle ana 1nter•t ~ 10 married men u hi• •01• and 8oolt 13053. Page 475, of Offlc::lal .. _ ........ ...,... ·u d/ tate anO now held by 11 under Mid Deed MO•••t• PfoPert'f, Record• or Orange County. BENEFICIARY: ALLSTATE torneys and accountants to review your situation We Wiii be available every day except wi an or es : of Trutt In 111e P<oe>«IY ~11., BENEFICIARY: CAPITAL B,.NK. ca111ornl•. and purau1n1 10 that s Av r N Gs A N D L o,. N December 24 & 25, 1nc1ud1ng Sunday's , 9am 10 9pm. 10 serve you A petition h&I been filed d~bed. • C•llfornl• corPOt•11on. oet'leln No11ce of o.i .. n tt>weunder ~tonlA.TION, • Calllornl• DALTON, DALTON, COOPER a. FRANKLIN, INC. by Carol Chapman In the TRUSTOR BARBARA A Recorded July 31, tHO •• lnatr recorded September 1. 1912.,
-..--· 11111 Superior Court of Orange LABMEB~"ETF.lanC,u:'Rm~r~lwomDWenEST No.350e11nboolt13693page1146 1n11rument No. 82·31110118. ol
Recorded Mar oll 23, 1119 H g14) &41·3761 Count •l-n that Carol "' "' ' ... of Otnc:111 Record• In Ille o111o11 of Otflc;lel Record• of Mid Coumy. wt•
In
... No ••A"5 In......., .. 13019 ..-y requn~,. PACIFIC FlNANCIAL, INC . entowe the R-ft•der of Or•ftna C~·nty,· .. -.._ • ...,. now-••ftt to ...... "--"of 1;t5ofom;;.~1ni11e~ 2691 Richter Ave . e 102. Irvine Nur Jamboree/40~ <:Mpmsn be appointed u COf'PO'•tlon .. id d"';;d of 1rua1d'~r1~111• T'z;t".;;..-,rp.,o;.;·~~.
of t11e Aeconler of 0renga County: •-.,. MftTVC ·-11> -~ ~reonal representaUve to Recotded Fet>ruwy 11. 1t12 .. followlng prOC*1'f· lewful money of the~ swt• o1 aa1ct ci-cS of 1rw1 O..Clll>M tlle ,._ ""'-. ...._ !?!!'~ rtaJC N()TIC( admlnllter the eitate of ln•I• Ho 82-061525 of ON1cl1I Sale to 1 Sl.<lllM1l410ld lnter•t Amerio•. a ca1111er 1 c;hfS:k
toflowlng P'Cll*1Y: .. --.. MOnC9 CW TMl8TU't tAUI Cornella Helen van der ==~· _!.n 1"• ofeounflc• ty0,! ~~ only Lot 10 encl ll'le 8out'*'Y uo ~to Mid Trvet .. •-on• Lot 11, In 8loGk 11 of Trec1 No .. __ T.8. .... C..a7Mf NOTICE or D'EATH OF p c M c ..... "' Oranoe -.... of LOI 11, alOdl 21 Tract 'n2 In ..... "' ~ b9r* •• st* Of
772, 1n IN c:tty of M9wpot1 8-:fl, MOllCll CW '11U9TU'• 8Al.a VAL BAN CORP •• duly HERMAN CLINE &ISER utten, Oita eaa, A deed of truat cfHcrlbU Ill• the City of~ IMcfl, County feder8' Cr9dll ...,,.. °' 1 .._ °' ~or Orang•. Stet• of IM~~"I:~ TO appointe d TruatH under th• AND OP PETITION TO (under the Independent followlnQ P<~ or Oranc19. Stat• of Cellfomla U 1* ..,_.,...,.,.encl IOen ~'°" •I*""" ,_dad In P~-OWNER fOlloWlnQ deaet'lbed deed of tNll ADMINISTER ESTATE NO Adml.nl1tratlon of Eei.~1 Lot 47 Tract Ho. 7066. In the m-, •ecorded In book 23 Peoe 5 domlcliad In 11111 etate. all tJle rNlrl book 23. peg ea 5 end I , YOU A;;:;rlN..,..,"'•1 "''"T'~ .... WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTIOH • .1.-) '"'--~dtlon •-_. f~ QI)' ol INIM. •per Map recorded anOllof.....,._Mac>e.ln\he entrance lo Firlit Aniertcan Tiiie "'""' DEF.._ ""~" A lJ,lfl ,_, · ''"" .. -'' -1n &ooll278.P..,..47 ... ,41and 50 ffk:e f Ille C-... "-d f r~ ......... 114 ........ .,... .... ..,.. In the office of DEED 0 F TR us T DA r ED TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOA • • heari.n2 in pl No. 3 at 700 of ll141eo••11•0•~;-M..,., In Ille Otlloe 0 0 n.1 9f 0 ~ -·....-.. ~--~~ ~~ .-cl~tyll SEPTEMBER 10. 1980 UN LESS = ~ ~:i_1i:;::.: :.=:) Tdoitall helrsd, ~ftidanl ·~·eat, Civic Center Drive, We1t, of Ille County Recorder ot H id ~~·~DEFAULT UNDER A =· ~=·: ":.~t~
--noi tnoNded within tlle.,...,; of YOU TAK2 ACTION TO PROTECT al .... hj'titi.' _,.. 1n1 ... 1 #___. ere ors an con n en Santa Ana. CA 92702 on ~outy A-., ........ T ......... DEED Of TRUST DATED JULY 2'. Ind.,,,.,.., ~ to encl now Loi' 1 In Sec110n 20 Townelll~ YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE ...... . ..... -·~ creditors of Herman tne Jan 19 1983 t 9 30 -. -----1980 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION held Oy II undar Mid Deed of Tn.t .......... ~O w.:... --SOLD AT A PUBUC SALE IF YOU lo end now held by ti under Mild ..,. ·-and ..-l"W\ft• h may uary ' a ' I m A ~D 0# TMl8T DATU~ TO PROTECT YOUR PROPEATI, IT In the pr..,._,.,. 11tuated In ••Id =..::dlno -~ to HEED AU ..., ... A .... ...,,. ... ,..., THE ~. d_. o. f.T~I"• properly ~r ..-~-w o IFr YOU OBJECT to t"'-·-... "OU T"'"'• ........... TO ..,...... .. , -·---... "" ..,.,.~,,,_ • ....,.. ~ ,_ __ .., --be o therwuse Intern~ In ,..., -• -K -·-MAY BE SOlD ,.TA PU8LIC SALE County and Stal• OMcnbed .. ; an Oflldll ..... of .a land taad In NATURE OF THE PROCEEDINO TRUSTOA. JOHN A HAR~ the will and/or estate: granting of the petition, you l'ttOTICT "°"" "'°"""· IT IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Th• E111erly 76 fHI Of lh• IN dletrlGt lllrMI oftcl9 ,...,.t 4 AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD and MARY HARRISON.~ ahould either appear at the MAY •• IOLO AT A PUaLIC OF THE NATURE OF THE WM1ert'/145tMCofLot11end21n
ttoO. . • CONTACTALAWYEA. end ...... and VINCENT JOSl!l•H A ~tit.Ion hu been filed hearing and 1tate your 8AL•." YOU MllD AM PROCEEOINO,.GAJNSTYOV,YOU Blocll ~of Trac:t NO. 912, Coal• A~--., cree1lld by On~ 11. 1983. at 10:00 JANOWICZ.• menled "*'•Ille by Jon Stephen K.Jaer In the objtttlona or file written ~~oc-~~ AMA0A~tT SHOUlD COH'TACT A LAWYER Meaa T-. •.,_,°"•Mac>
1Mt oeNlln .._. de1ed ~ 1. Lm.. HUNT 1 F£NST£AMAKEA. • aote end ..,_at• pr°'*1'f Su~rlor Court of Orange _.. '.-........... .. ..... Street addf'-ol Ula aOo¥e 432 ,_dad In B«* 20. Pao-t end 2 1M6 aec:utld by Roger De YCUIQ. Profeallonal CC>rl>Of•llOn ... duly BENEFICIARY · MAfllVI. YN M. C.oun est! that J obje<:tlonl with the court YOU, YOU 8HOULD COMTAC'T A 82nd Str .. t. ~ 8NcJI. CA of MllOellaneoue Mac>e. -di of
•• ieuor, and De Young appointed Trull•• under a nd McSRIOE,en~-ty requ ll8 on before the hearin& Your LAWYUI." 12&80 NowarrentylagiwnMton1 OrangeCounty.CelfforNe.
ConatNCtlon eom,...,. • .._.. ~·to Deed o1 TNll ~ Reoo<ded June n . 1112 .. !nett Stephen Kaer be appoinled appear~ may be In pereon 5091 Duteher A--, !Mne. CA. comP91-0t OOtTect-Th• air Ht eddreu of H id
.nd .m.n"'-d .... , ... ·.,certain' aet>leml>er 11, 1 .. 0. 11 lnlt. In .. _.82_21,.,,,__......_._...__ ..... ln u ...----• rep-nt.ative •ft b "(If• alrwt eddt-0t common The..___.._._ under Mid Deed proper·ty 11•• 733 I 73"' 20111 SI emendmen1 .... ~" Mid ....,, bocMI 13749, page , .... of Oftlcllat ;;;:, olfioa ;";."'..:;:. ~::oe ad;;1';j';~r th~atate ;{ or 'I your attorney. dHlgneuon i• allown above, no of Truei."by-;-.:_, or brMCll or eo.11 M.a. CA. " ·
and ...... "'_, date._.....,, AlcordllntN~oftheCcM\'Y r _,....,. ........ deedoft 1..__ li Clln .,,_ (··-.. IF Y 0 U ARE A werranty t1 g iven•• lo II• defeuM In Ille obllgallone MCUt"ed Seid Nie wtll be made without
and ._. 9141 -ldmlftt being Aeoorderl of Oflnll County, Stelle t;;;'~ r><Of*1Yrva -·-ennAll e ......,r w.uer CREDITOR or a contingent COft'IC>lel-0t GOfl'ect,_)." Tiie lhefeby. hetetof0<• eHou1ed end ~an1 or wvrenty. ·~ 0t ,_dad Aprff 27 1"6 In boOi or Calllornla executed by JIM D. Loe 40 of Traci 3131, In tfle City of t h e 1 n d t! P e n d e n t credit« of the doec:ewd you t>enellciery under Hid Deed of delivered 10 tll• undertlgned a Implied, .. 10 1111e. pc 11i1 JI l>'rl 0t ~487 1511o'm ~of STE " LIN 0 • n d M .\RI 0 . Newport •••ell, u per map Admlnl1trallon of E.tate1 m t fil .1.1 with•'--Truat, by rHton of • breech or wrinen Oectarallon Of o.teult end ...-«>t-to MIW)I the unc>eld .._ ........ ..,. ,..,._ "--1y S1'£RUNO hvlblnd and ... Will In a.-.. I""' p .. 1 32 .1. -) Th ti•'-•-t f ua e your ..._.m u"" default In Iha ot>llgallOne _,,ed Demand !Of Sele. end wrl11en nolloe .. _. __ .... -on ....... note -not• .... ....._..... .-....-. ... ..,.._.,.... ..,._, · SELL At 'pu•L1C •ucTION TO l'9COrdecl """""' ""'· ION .. · rv.:• · e ~ ........ ee or t p l It t th ....... _.. ...... ...... ..,... .,_ -....,.,,,_ "' u ,... d 33 f ... 1 11 M . N 7 cour or reMn o e theleby, herl1ol«• u.cut... ...... o1 !><-" elld of e1ect10n 10 <** eeourec1 '-!Mid Deed of Trvtt. tc
The tn' .... or ... d I-" .. HIQH •sT llDDE .. "'OR CASH an ° "'ace aneou• •P•. ~m ~ o. 3 at 00 1 l o 11 • _ .. I 111 d I d h d I "' " ~ "' reoo d• of Oreng• count" per1ona repreaentat ve • " '""" o • un •r• gne • 1 • undera1gn1 to •• 1 ••Id ....... 1110. 00, ...,_the rottowi"' ......... ___. •--.--....__._. (ft_. ..... at ,.__ of --"" •-•-'"'J r........:..... '· Cl·"-n•-v•, W-t, In ..,. __ .. ...,, ,,_ ... ---IV M-,,,__ ,__, ..... -... --'" _,.,. ...,_ ..... _ v,.; ""'' ~ -appointed by the court Mitten Deoler1tlon "' Dlfeull .. -proper1y to Mttlfy Mid obllgetlont, ••llm•l•d COltl , ••P•n• .. anc YOU AA( .. DEFAULT~·,. '"°"'1oftheUnltadStalea)•11'1e YOU AM IH DUAUU VHDEl\ A the City of Santa Ana, wl\hln four months from the ~~~of·~ wrlt110nen10 = end th•r••lt•r 111• undetalgned advenoea 11 IN 11rne of the lnltla
DEED OF TitUST DA.TIO MAACff "°"' IO«)by of the ofllola of Hum l DEED OF TRUST OATt'.D JUNE te, California on Dlcembtt 29, .,.. --· .,.., -· cauMd Mid notice Of breech anO of puMc:atlon of 11111 Notloe of Sale 12. lt7t. UNLUI YOU TAKE Fen1termaker, • Profa11lona1 1ee2. UNLOS YOU TAKE ACTION 1982 at 9:VI A.M. date of flrat l11uance o f Ill• underatgned to Hll H id electton to r-oed 8epeernber t3, •2.073.N
ACTION TO PfllOTlCT YOU" ~etlon. '20 Newport .. ~ TO PROTECT YOVRf'AOP£.RTY, IT IF YOU?' OBJilCT w the lenen aa provided In 8K'tlon ~to Mtlafy Mid otlltgatlone. 1912 .. lnatr. No. 1.1411186 In of MOT'tC9 TO"'°"'""' owtmt PAOPEATY.trMAYMe<>LOATA OrM, .... tH.MlwPOl1 ......... MAY8E80l..DATAPU8l.ICSALE 700 of the pro6ate code of 1njf lh••••ft•r Ille und•nlgned uldOfftelalfteoord•. YOlJAl'IEIN~FAULTUHD€RI
PU&l.IC SA~ f, YOU NEED AH tme Ind tnterelt ~ '° Ind IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION granting of the petition. you Calif I Th I f cauMd Mid notice ol l>fMCfl Ind ol Seid HI• Wiii b• m•d•. bul DI! ED 0 F TR us T . DAT EC EXPlANATIOft OF THE NATURE -llllCI by II under.., Deed of 0 F THE HAT u" I! 0 F TH ( lhould either appear at the orn a . e t me or elec;Uon 10 be "9oordlCI Auguft 23. wttl\OUI co11enant or werranty. FEB"UARY u . 1979. UNl..E88'YOl
OF THE PAOCEEOING AGAINST TNll In the proper1y llftuated In eald PROCEEDtNO AGAINST YOU. YOU hearln1 and 1tate your filln& clal.ml will not expire 19'2 .. lnatr No. 82·215)18, or Upl.a Ot Implied, ~ llUe. TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT~ YOU YOU IHOUlD CONTACT A ~ ......... dw:ir1bed.. SHOULD CONTACT A LAWY£A prior to four monthl from Mid Otfldll "-da. poe1111ton. Ot ~btanoM. to PROPERTY. IT MAY BE 90U> AT I LAwYEA.. Al ... «*'• tend ltluated 1n The street addroMoltheebovele ob}ectlorui or flle written \he date of the hearlnl Said HI• wlll b• m•d•. *'"' pey the remalnlna ~ """ol PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU HEED Al n. 1CJwet ~ of the .eo..e !he .... of CllMOtNa. COWlty of 24oa Ent 23rd St , Newport ob}eclion1 with th~ court not.Iced above wnllout covenent 01 warranty, IN not• -.0 by Mid Deed of EXPLANATION OF THE NATU"I
property 11 223 Canal Street, Or ..... Ci111J °' "*-· ct.c:rftled • BMCI\, CA. No wenanty ta~., be fo re the hearing. Your YOU MA y EXAMINE QPtWI"' '""*9Cf, NG8'dlnel tll*e. Truet . .nll lntetelt •In Mid note cc. THI! PROCEEDINO AGAINS'
H-port 8"cll. CA UN3. No lalcM& IO lt9 ~ Ot ~ appearance may be In penon ~. Of _.,,.,__ 10 pro-Aded, *""-· " any, under YOO. YOU SHOULD CONTACT I werrenty 11 given .. to lie P.u.cn. 1: '-" 4 of Trw:t MM. The bel~y under Mid Deed bv , the file kept by the court. U Pill Ille~ pr1ndpel """of Ille *-of Mid Deed of Trval. LAWYER ~ • ocw•«:ti-aa llflown on • ~ recotded In of TNll. by,_ of a br'tllCtl 0t or Y your att.orn~y. you are lntereeted in the "'-notl(•I --' by Mid Deed of ..... ~ end ~of tlle Detad: OaoamW 13, 1812. Thi 111r11ftCMrY w'ltlr Mid Deed 9oca 3llO ,.... 42 to &4 lndullw, delauft 1n ._ otlltgatlone MCUt1td I F Y 0 U A R E A estate, you ma,y ~a requeet T"*, wttll Int.,_. • In Mid note TNtlee Ind of IN mo.ta oreated by Fl<at ArNtk:en Tttte lnauranct
of T"'8l, tiy ,_ of e bNedt °' of llllK 11 • .._. -· of tll«e«>y. llerelofore esecu1ed end CREDITOR or a continp!nl I h .he I prcMdld. ~. " .,.,,, under Mid Deed of Tru11, under Ille temw <:ompeny. a Cllfotnll 001pcu11011. Olfd 111'1 1'lf ~· eecured ~ange County,~ dellfffed to tl\e und•tlgn•d • creditor of the eleeeueel. you w l t e cour1' to rece ve Ille letl'll• of Mid OMd of TNlt, ol Mkl Deed of Truet Said ...... Jeennln• l . Lawrie, Auttlorl..O
ttler'IOy, ,_..,.~ •eculed end P.ARCEL 2: Non ... c1u11.,. wtttten DedlntlOn of Dlfeuit and mWlt file your claim wllh the 1pee1 al not Ice of the '-·~Ind_,,.,.. of IN be held on Tua.day, Jenuer; 11, Officer, 114 E l'lflh SL. 8el1'I Ana. dellYetN 10 1111 uftct•refeMd a .--nr. CNW ~~ end Demand~ a.. end Wfft'len notice Inventory of eetate and of Tn* .. encl of the .,,..__led by INS 1t 2:00 Pm . at Ille CNc>marl CA 92701, (714) &M-32t1. wrmen o.cwa11on of Dllfaift and tor IN~•---·•••,..,.. of btMClh encl of eleC'ton 10 ~ court or preaenl It w the th till \a and Mid O..CSofTNl1 a.o ...... t>e A--emrenoetolNCMcCent• Pubtlalled Orange Co••I o.lty ~tor .... andWflnannoUoe.,. '--'t ....
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~the111 ~.,_!',.!! '"• underalgn•d to Hit Hid personal repre1entatlve e ~ ~~nSec1J held on Tueadey, ~ 11, 1M3 Building. 300 Ent Chapm1n Pilot. Dec 20, 27. 1H2. Jan. 3.
of btWlfl artCI of llactlOll to_.. gr.,..., 0 ,...,..._ •. ,, _ _. ...... "'°'*"' 10 Mtllf)' Mid otlllQltlone, appointed by the court re~ on •t 2·oo p.m •t tlla llapman A--. In the City of Orange. 1813 tll• und•r=:cl 10 1111 Hid enlltled ·Owner• Algllll and and therHN« Ill• undetllOned within four montha from the 1200.5 of the California Avenue entrenoe, to tll• c1.,1c HOTICI: AT TIME.~ SA(~ 8108 5584-12
P'°'*'Y to .., OblgeUOne. Dulin :. u,!11111•• and Cebl• .:· c:.-d Mid nolloe of tweeoll and of dat• of firll l11uance of Probllte Code. c.nt• 8"1tdtng.~300 ... E.lll~~ MAY 8£ MADE IN CASH AND/OR ·-... 111'1.,_. incl IMre•ft•r Ille underilgned UIJIU.. • 81deyetd ~11 • -.ctlon 10 be r~ leptemC>er ~ RU1TER, EBBERT 6 A-. In the "' , ""' THE CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED ~-.n. ""'',,_
C..-0 lllld..,... al bf..etl encl of ::auppo!t ·~~ &et.llement ... 3. 11182, .. 1ne1r. Mo. U-313$49 In letters u provided In SecUon 0 ' s u L L I v A N NOTICE: AT TH TIME SALE. CHECKS SPECIFIED IN CIVIL 'lennout ....... ~ '° ~ ~ leotlmber Eiic.-•1 • and 'COnvnunltY book of Mid Oflldal ~d• 700 of the Prot>.t.e C.ode of llDS MAY BE MADE IN CASH CODE SECTION 29241'1. ..... " 1. tte2 • lnltt. No. 124i8N3 of Fecllltlla '-.. t" Of the,, Attlde Said Hie wtll b• made, but C llf 1 Th i f INCORPORATED AND/O" THE CASHIERS OA At the 1lm• of Ille lnltlel Tll 1 llo Albm#T .a Offtc:Mll l'loordll. enlltled euementl or tll• wlllloul covenant or ••rr•nly. a orn a . e t me or lHt Ave. of Ute Statt CE"TIFIED CHE.Ctl.S SPECIFIED IN publll:atton of ttlla no11oe. IN total 1>ua1.!..0ae: wing a>eraon '•doing
Said ....... bernede buh1flhout Declaratlon of Covan11111 , ~or..__.._. _ ....... Ulle, flUng clalml will no\ expire S•lte UOI CIVIL CODE SECTION 2924h. amount of Ille unp4lld bal..-of tlle COMPUT·o C0¥1N11~*'"'• eJq>teM or Condition• end A'utrkltlon• ............... on,"';-~:=.'.!... 10 prior lO four month.I from At th• time or th• lnltlal obllgellon MOUred b7 1"9 above " N COHSULTINO ., __ ........ -•-I ti ... In......., ,..,_. .,.,._ Lo• AafelH, CA t0tl'7 .,., ....... lion of I"'"" not ...... t.._ 1~e1 deaorl"'ed deed o tru1I and SERVICES, ill191 Clnerta w-S ---. lltle, pc udon, ·~---~· ..__ • •• ...,.,.. ,.... -~ ............a eum of th• date of th• hearing ,..,....,_ ·--·-"' " Toro. CA.......... -... ;·;-;;0111t11»f1nce1. to P•Y tll• 117N. peo-42'0 '° 4'4 lndllelve, ;;;; ;;;.· l90UfWCf :::;;;;;;Deed of not'",__. at......-. "' (11 ) 1'1t·MH amoum of, ..... unpaid.,.._ of the ••llm•l•d COlll, expenaH, 1nd Ro "'"""' r.,..111~~""" of Ille note of Oflldal Aaoordl of Mid OouM., Tr· .... ....-...,._,"1• In ............ 1 """"" uuv"' E Publl1hed Oran"e Cout otltlgatlOt't MC\.lred by tll• •t>O.,. edvancH 11 141,383.52 To w berl '·Low._ 25191 ~ ~ ...... Deed o1 Tniet. wfth 11111 "O.olerellon"), and any .... ~..:.=::'", .:;.:::.=.,. 11 _,-.:.:-,,.:__ YOU MAY XAMINE Dail Pilot n-2'7 ,.28 1982 dnorlbed dHd of 1ru11 end dlllennlne the oper11r)g bid, Vol.I may tjj.. £LT~.:~ IH30 1n.-•.._Mid not• provided, amendme nt• or anneutlone th.~ o;·Mld""bMct-'c;# T,;, the Hie kept by the court. J Y3 1983 ~. ' ' • Htlmel.O co111, ••penHt, and call {714) 937-0tee. ~ --
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oonducted by tn ~ 11" w'ltlr Ille terma of rller9to. ._, Ol'l8rgM and IK'*'"9 of the If you are lnt.er'elled In the an. • advenon I• IH,&2 t .t&. To Det•: o-t'nbaf 17, 1te2 Wllllam M .... ~ .... ......... ~ ... A-....._ ~ The 111r• llddr ... °' tti. ,.... ,.. ~~9-82 dlllet!Nne the ooenlnG bid, -· m-T.D .. ~ r~~. ......... t-" _..,..,7 --... ·--· TNltea lrld"' 1t1e 1rvat1 CfMted b\I estate, ~ ~Y file a request .otee -•--· --~·....-·1
...... • ··-' ... Ried ""'" end...,... of h TNltea of ptoperty duortt1ed.,tt10Y• 11 Mid Deed of TNll. Said Mia wlll be wl'h t • court to r.,.etve ·-..,. Mftftl't c:.1.J7141 '37..otMM ........ •Mid Truatee, County~ of Oraiige Coun ... ';: .. """' ..... by Mid Deed of purpot'19d to be 111 .. 1tet'Woocl, lleld on~. January ... 1913 •I • ... -~ ""'"4 ..... 1. Oaoamber 9. 1..... RoerA. GWCI&. AMI Seo. Declmber I 1NZ .,
Trvlt. lekl .... wilt " l'leld on !MM, OllfOtNa. 2-00 p "'·· llt Ille Ohepn'\81\ Awnue • p e c I a I n 0 l I c. 0 f the ,_M 8UNJNOTON ,,NANCIAL Ona Clty lllld. w.... . ,....,
Molldl!y, ,,.,,_.. 11, 1913 .e 2:00 Tll• 1111der•1•11•d Tru111e en Irene• to th• Clvlo Center Inventory of estate aaaeta Ptennout ..,._aa H~. IHC Otanoe. CA IMel WIUJAll M. CftOleY
11.m. at tll• Oll1pman Avenue dlaolalml any lfatlltlty for any lultdlng, 100 IHI Cll1pmen and of the petltionl, accouni. MAMI 11'ATUm.NT •Mid Truet11. {714) 9364299 A'--C.,...=
entr111ce Je all• Chrl1 Center llloorrwb .. of IN ~~I "-· tn.,. City of <>renge. and r•port1 de""rlbf!d In Tiie k*owlnO.,.,.,.,..,. d°"'G ly T ,!> .!,UMCE PYbOlll.O Orange COHI Dlloly Mii la;CI(; A~ .. ~ ,...,.,_, end Clttllr oommor\ ......,.._., NOTICE: AT TIME Of SAL.f BIOS ,.. .... ~ u : OOM .. A,. .. agent Ptlol, Dec. 27, llH. Jen 3, I , ~Ce.
"' Or--. CA. .,. "'°"" .......,, MAY H MAO£ IN CASH ANDIOfll s e c t I 0 n 1 2 0 0 0 f t h. "· w RANCH COMftAHY, 1()3 9y Lorrie WOfMCll 1"3 Publlallld Ora Coatt 0 I
,,.., TWI °' IAL! lllOI 1ld .... Wiii t>e med•, but THE CASHll!AS OR CE"Tll'IED Callfom.la Probate Code. Driftwood Road. Coron• ~ Mer. ~·.~o"Y •I Rio M4ICM2 I Dec. 11, to,~ 1112, .-:t
MAY BIN CAIH AHOIOfl wlltlovt cove nant or w1rten1y, CHECKS S,fC"lfD IN CIVIL Daaltl c..,.r, AttaneJ CA 12ta. O
THI ltA8 0111 CIATll'llD DP"'ll Ot ...... reoetdlnt tlUa, OOOE SEC'TlOfil "24h at Law Htll C.0. .. IA .....,. W. Reti.,, $03 Dnftwood SOU1ll &4tO-ea
Ct41CK UIC.,110 IN CIVIL pon•tt•on. or encumllranc••· Al 111• llM• or '"• lnfllll • Aoed. Corona dal Mat. CA .me 8'11t• * "8JC M)TIC( --... -ccoe '"""'-1nc1uo1110 t•••· c"ero•• and putlkellon of tNe ~. "'9 lotll Plata, 8•1ta •tt, La1••• .11ne1 fllillay Klooll, '01 IM\DlagO,CAt21~ -----------1 ~ ""'-.
At u1• tlMe of th 1n111e1 ...,._o1 .. T,......lndoflN M1011Mof1t1eunpaldt>a1enoaofthe HUl1,C.. •U•S. lnoanto Ori.,., T•1t1p1, Arl1ona ~)M4-tlM '1CTITIOUIWU ~nnoua..,.....
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p u1 t 'E~ nottoe, IN totll tTr"'" 01 .. 1 .. ~ lrY ~J.d OMC1 or ot>llgatlon NOUfed by 111e at>Ove Publllhed Oollt DaR'f 11111. Piio'11••L_ 200r•1~., 1,01oa1 11 •• ~•'!>' ..,... ITATamfT ... .-.., .. -.,..,.. __ • ...._ __ twt, .. _.., 11 .... •d 11# tnrrt~ .tirH ~ I,..,__ • • • _ .. '" Th• rollowl~on It do!n T -.. ,_,
01151r1111 "r ti. •llOYe """'of Ille lllM IMOllf9d 111¥ Mid numetld ooe11, expenM•, and aec>lo42 Oo••n•fre °'Ive, flar10110 Palo• ,.., ~ •· 11.-'ielio.P!Mr-.~~*"'Mli"I--_..
..... ,.lt•cl4•M oftrlllt and OMclofTNlllltowtc·W .llOO ..... 1dv1nc .. 11ltl.U737 To ....... CAt0t74. l6ICM.2 MAIL OADIA SEfllVICf ~ .. _......, ..... ••~ Ind In_, ... dllteon trOlfl Ootooer 1, .._,,..NooeM!oblcl youmey PIJljC llOTIC( TNt ~•~by 1 TECHHOLOOY, 101tWM1 1hl8t., HL.IOT Of,ICI HflVICU.
••va...e•" fUl,711.00 To~ ::S':.':,."c::.: 011(7'41:!.,..~· -' ~...,., • .,., CollaMIM.OAt2'17 I0711 t:= Ln .• Hllf'ltlfll'On
.............. ,.. _ ::..-;;;.... .... -lo .. VADi*r.I, • .;. ..... -~. •. 1912. .... .... .,... ....... ~ ~ MJC M>TICI THOMAI I(, ITAHf'Ol\D, 1019 --:-.. ~ Stolet, IOflt " _ -·• ,. ...,... """'",.. NOTICI II H(fmllY QIVfN I~ TNI ltetefMlll.,. fled wtt11 tM ,w.'..~07 IM. IMI .. Ml. CA ..... •• ..,_._ laeCll. o.a 11, ten. determlnN It INN or aa1e *''" 11 MICI Trwt• th• rouo=tlf•m• or f0Yt1d Of eounr, CWtl O! OfWIOI Couniy on •-•• 1"41 ............ "•-·
Tr•• a.-Inc. Int-=''*=*" 1#\4* Mid Deld !1C)_lfllMOI Oo .. agent Mved pre 111\'e been lletd by DIG .. , .. , ~-Cl!.~..... ....~~· ooncMt.o tlylll Ca™'~ .. oonctuctMt Wiii ..... T Of fn-' ~ • ...,._ .. ..,.MCI '-lnCll'ktlOOOOWf,ANC.hc tlle~DeoattrMlllOflMOltyof ,_,. , .... ~,,_..,_, .._........ ~ h f.O. • '"""' ---One City llvd w .. 1 ~I Meaa t« a l*tod In •-ltublllllecl Orange Coa11 Dall)' ON~,...-. ' T"-K. ltal'I~ ...... ~ h*f ~. dtll11erecl to tlle 11ndertlf,..d • Or~ CA eitee ' of ntnety (IO) d..,.: Not. o.. IO, 21, fMl. .Mn. J, 10. PCMt TMI Tlllil .,...,_. wea tlled Wllll ti. ,,,.. .. -.:::::.-..,. ...., -'"' .. .......... ~l l..ar"t' wrttttn O.CW .. lon of CWILllt and 17'4> da-aua loy'• fled fO tpcl. hhwl1111 1~ ~I COUfl\'t °*" Of Ofenge ~.,. .,,,,,._,, Mll4-~~~ _ · OMiand fOf late, IM!d 1 IWftt9fl itubll•fted Oranr• 00111 lloyote, aoy'• 11ao• 1011w11111 1117-11 TMdlte -~~to o.o.m••· , .. ,. =.::~(;cMler• =~T:,!?.:::c.::!:"..:: ~.Oto .. t:S,20, 7.lltt --.w1~Mtl ....... W •-""~ MOOl~l'tF"r.......!'-WilW , ....... _... '-:1, ,_ HotlOe of -OtflUI{ IM IJec1loft to Hfl-ff w.nia~.: IWa ._. ~ I ,._ ""'.... fllur,.. CllMril -.. ,_. 11 ... 1.._ Oranr, Ooeet II\. I. Ollw
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Femioamo (~ lllek)
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Peeelng yercla 2t3
Ael\lm yercla 2 I
p-1&-2&-0
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27 23-77
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2-17
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11-85
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McClendon 1..-. C. ThomU 1-3. Loe
Angelee, Ouman 10-43, Tyl« 12-32.
~1-2. PASSING -Chloego, MoMahon
1&-28-0-280. Loe Angelee. Ferragemo
lCM&-2-508.
RECEIVING -Chicago, Peylon
5-102, Moorene.d 4-«. Sut>ey 4-3&.
MatQWUtTI $-4 7. Wetta 1--40, McCletldon • 1-7. Loa AngalM. f ermer 9-183, Tyler
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ThotMa a&. Loe Ange6M RerM. L.llneford
27, 32.
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LA -FO 8elw 111
LA -A111r1 4 ,,_ !tom Plunk9'1 (8-/lf
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7-'5
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7-80
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111111 1~1
7-33
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11-1• 28:51
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12-2&-2-123; HemMnn 14-~233..1..A Raldere, Plunkett 11-32-1-281; Allen
0-24-0. RECEIVING -o.nver1 ~pchurch
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{Bef*9Gf*• lddl)
80 -FG 8el*tdlk• 44
80 -Ctlelldlar 4 1 paM f\'om Fouta
(kid! f.lillad)
SD -WllWI09 13 paae frrom Fout.t
(a.nnc:Hla leldl)
Belt -FO .,._ 48
Bait -8ouu 14 pua from Pagel
(M11wklClk)
Belt -FO .._ 118
80 -8nM*a I NII(~ lllC*) 80 -Clland9ar "4 ,,.. from Foo.lta
(llenhd*• klClk) Ball -~ 1 NII U--f.lillad) 80 -wtrlllow 2t p.-from Fout•
(8el*9cllka Idell)
81111 -9'lalwln tumble r-v In
end -(Mllw klc:*) A -48,711 ................
RUSHING -BaltlmOfe. McMlnan
11-31,..,.,...,. &-7, ~ M . Obroft
2· 11. ,.... 2-'. 80 -Muncie 1&-128.. 8rookll &-30. ~ ,_ 17, Jodet S-7,
811111-2.
PASSING -8eltl111ore. "•1•1 17·2t·1·~Ullllll 1·10·0• 5,
Sc:ltllal.-. Sall Diego. Foute
1e-ao.1-28t, Al"'* 2-+1-66.
RECEIVING -8alUm0te, ....,...,.
.... llOulll &-72, Henry ..... Olc*91
4-31. FnnUn 4-23, _...., 243, Olllofl
2·17, McMlllM 1-4, MoCell 1-2. SM Diego, .,,.,. 7-ttO. CNndllr 4-111,
JOlllaf 2·27, Muncte 2·1. ~
1-55 ........ 141, 80IMa 1.a. a-ocu 1~ JocMt 1--0. MtlltED FIEU> QOA4.8 -9elllmor'a. "'°"9.80,.....,..•U.
0, t bAILV ,tLOTIM
._.a,Ch6ef911 a.-11ro.-w.
San Francieeo 3 o 9 17-26
K..,.... City 3 1 0 3-13
KC -F0L~40
8F -FG Wet90Nng 32
KC -Henoqdl 41 peae from Kenn.y
(L-V kid!) 8F -FGW~44
SF -FG Wet90Nng 42
SF -MOOfe 1 run (Wartchlng Kick)
KC -FO l-V 311
SF -FG W..c:hlng 34 SF -Lou 83 lntercep1ton return
(W•KNne klCkl
A -24,:Slt ............... '* RUSHING -San f'ranciaCO. Moore 18·11•. Montana 4·41. Ring 11.311
Kan ... City, H1C1no1 18-H, Delaney
&-311. ~ S-17. Kenney 3-13.
PASSING -San Frencteco, Montana
35-20-253-2. KanH• Clly, Kenney
30-14-161-1. Gegllano 1-1-7--0. RECEIVING -San Frana.co. Franc:ll
8-tll. Clarlt 4-104, Rl119 3-22. Moore 3-ttl, Cooper 1-11. Nehemleh 1-4.
KanHI City, Caraon 4·78. Hancock
3-57. Merohall 3 -28. H•dnol 2-11,
Jeell-. 1-7, Dixon 1-7. Galnae 1-7 MISSED FIELD GOALS -San
Frandeco, ,__., KAn.u Clty, l~
40.
&glM 24, Cowbof9 20 ..... ..,o-.'tl
PNcaClelphle 7 7 0 10-24
OeliM 7 10 0 3-20
Phi -Brown~ tumble In end
&one (franklin klOk)
Del -~ 33 peae lrom White
(Septien klci<)
Phi -Hema 1 run (Frar>k.lln klcic)
Dal -Co•ble 11 pua from White
(Septlen kick)
Dal -FG Sepllen 18
Dal -FG Sepllen 33
Phi -Cermlchael 10 pan from Jeworei<I (FrMlllln kick)
Pl\I -FG Frriltn 22
A -40,1119 ........... ~
RUSHING -Phlledelphl•.
Mont~ 23..-8. Harrtt 4-mlnue 1.
Jawoukl 3-mlnut 4. Dallu. OorMll 24-e9, 'Miiie 3-22, SPf"lnGI &-20, Coeble
Hnlnue 2 PASSING -Pllli.o.lphl•. Jeworei<I
14-23-2-1711. Dalae. WNt• 17-31~·185.
RECEIVING -PhNadelphla. Smith
3-$1, Monleorn-Y 3-40. ~ 3-37, Ce rmlchael 2-17. Harr la 2-17.
Harrington 1-7. Dell•. Coeble 7-77, Hiii 4-42, Johneon 1-33. Doreen 2-17, ~ 1-10, ....,_, 1-a. Sc><ll'OI
1-mlnut 2.
"8ctMIMrt~:-10 ..... ..,
WMNnclton 7 10 0 10-27
..... Orieena 0 7 3 0-10
Waeh -Brown 47 P••• fro111
ThelarMnn TIY lddt) HO -J. 4 N1'1 ~kid!)
W11h -town 61 P••• from ~(~...., W_,.-f'O~M
HO -fO Andarwon 3e
Weell -FG.,._...,U
WWI -Naallw 1 NII (MoMMy lddt)
A -4'•1'· ................
RUSHING -Weehl1191011,
WU11lng1on 1M7, T"81Mlann 5-H. Hannon~-RlgQlr'9 ~27, Mor* 1-2,
Glaqul1110 1-5. H-Of!Mn1. Wlllon
15-M. J. ~ 14-21. Mer1<-4-31,
Ga.., t-3, ~ 1-2.
PASSING -W~. Thellmann
14-23--0, 294. -OtlMne. Merken• 11-24-1. 104.
RECEIVING -Wqhinalon, Moltn
5-80, Brown 4-146. WWTM 2-$2, Well•
1-for..,,,.,_ 3, 8eey 1 ·22, WlllNllgton 1-for...._ 3. ,_ Ot1Mne. Otottt W 1.
l . 8oot1 2·11. 8...,,,_ 1-11, Meutl 1-37.
Thompeon 1-12. Wleon 1-for-mhAI 3.
MISSED FIELD GOALS -Hoo'9
---=-~~M ,_ Ycwtl ,,_ 1 14 1 14-42 M.,,,_.. 0 7 0 7-14
NY J -MdMI 2 Ml (1.-.y Ilk*)
HY J -JecQon 80 btodl..s llalcl goal ,..,,, (1.-.y ktdt)
NYJ -McHall 1 run (Lallly kid!)
Miii -l<tMW 1 run (OMmeler kid!)
HY J -Shulet 20 !)Ma fnlm Flyen
(1.-.y Ilk*)
Min -Brown 19 ,,.. from ~
(Denml6ar lddl)
NY J -Harper 39 pa99 from T odCI
(lMfly kid!)
NY./ -Jed<-. n pw lntal°""lort
(1.-.y ktdt)
A-'9.t72 .................
RUSHIHG -NY Jeea. MdW 111-82,
Dlertllng M, a.tier 1-3, ~ 1-1,
~ 1--0, Todel 1~ ......._,.., ,.,_ 15-57, Nelleon ~.Kr-. 4-24,
Young 3-14, ~ &-11. PA881HO -NY Jeu. TodCI 15-22~ ~ 1-1-0-20, Mlnneeota.
t<tM* 32...ee-$-32 .. Oii 1-2..(-41.
AECSVIHO -NY JMa, ._ 3-80, l. Joll9 2-70, Harper ).64, WllMt 3-41, ~ 2· 11, •. Joll9 1-e. Dlertllng
1-2', 88fkun1 1-4. M'-te. S-10-155, 9town t-U, L.CO...nl 3·48, ~ 3-M, GaltlreMll 2-22. an.
2-21, Hllllon 2-19, L.awt1e 1·20, Young
1 .....
Mt88EO FIE.LO GOALS -NY Jell, ~43 ......... ~~51,26.
............... 10 .... lira--.. a-t11e o a 1 e>-10 ClnCllnMlll 0 14 0 10-24
Cln -~ 1 "'", ...... kid!) 8ee -fGN.~43
Cln -V-Mp.-trom ~
(llr9edl llX*) ... -lMOlfll 2 P.-fl'om lorn (H. ..._kldt)
Cln -fGllreadlM an -~a ""'<.....,,, 1&11*) A -~ ........
AUIHtHO -....-. OoomWll, 1~.
8rnllll. '""· HuGI*. 4-!.1. l.om. 2-11. c:ancir-a. ~ 17-~.
1M1. ~. 2-11, l .... 1.2.
SCOREBOARD
PASSING -Seallte, Zotn. 1~2.
217. Clncilnnell, Andweon, 22-211--2. 265.
R!Cl!IVIHG -8Httle. Cerr. 4·11, L.wgent, 4·51, ~ :S-21, Johna,
2-30, Ooofnlnk. 2-13, Hughea, 2-12.
lice, 1-e. walker, 1·3. Cincinnati, v.,...,, 2-63, Johneon, 5-51, C11rt11.
3_.5, Colllnewonh. 3·32, FloN, 2·34,
Kreider, 2· 111, A. Otlflln. 2-10, Aleundet. 1..-. Holmetl, 1-5.
Ml88E> FIELD GOALS -Hone,
8rowne 20, otlen 1' lowellyO-W.. c........., 0 10 0 10-20
H-IOll 1 0 7 0-14
HOU -Renfrow ...... lfom Niel-. (Kempf l<IC*I
Cle -FG Bahr 11 Cle -Logan ae pue !Tom McOoneld
(Behr klek) Hou -Crall 3 run (Kempf l<lcil)
Cle -FG Bahr 24 Cle -Whit• I run (Bahr l<lek)
A -:Je,8&11 ............, ..........
RUSHING -~. Prulll 27-N.
Whit• l<>-:M. McOonalCI 2-11. Howton,
Campbell 111-•3. Manning 2-111,
Edward• 3-13. Cr eh 2·11, Allen 1-t .
NlelM>n 1-6
PASSING -ClevelanCI, McDonald
19-34-0·248 Houtton. Nleleon
l&-$3-3-2811, Manning 1-4-1-6. RECEIVING -Clenland, Logan
4-13, FHCher 4-58, Whit• 4-:Se. ~ 3-49. PNtn 2·12. Wiii<• 1-3.
Houelon. Balley 7-117, CMC* ~. Creft
3-20. Edward• 2-27. ArmttrC>nil 2-9.
~ 1-45. Aenlfow 1.a. MISSED FIELD 00Al8 -c-.nd,
Behr 45. Houalon. Kempf 42.
8t....,_ rl, Patrlott 14 ._...,0-W..
-Englen4 0 0 7 7-14 Pllltl>urgh 10 10 0 17-37
Pl1 -FQ Andefwon 21
Pll -PollwCI 1 run (Ander-. ltlci()
Pit 7 Slltlworth II pan from
8rltCl9hlw ~ ltlett) Ptl -FO Ander-. 211
NE -Deweon 23 pau from
C.veneugn (Smith klel<)
Pit -FG Ana.r.on 44
NE -Mor91n 74 peta rrom
CavaMUOh (Smith kid!) Pll -Hewlhorne 49 pau from er..,.,., .. (""'*-kk*)
Pll -At>erwomble I run (N>denon
kick)
A -l!0.515
llMllwtdMI •1191tedce RUSHING -New EnglenCI. Coltlnt 12-32, Tatupu 2-6, Groe•n 1-10
Pl111burgh, Heme 23-101. Po!Wd 11-42.
Devi• 8-22, .\bercromble 7-13.
Hewlhorn• 2-U, Stetlworlh 1-11 . BredehR 2-2.
PA88lHO --Enalend. Grooan 7-19-74--0, AICll O-S-0-6, Cevanaugtt
11-16·227-1. Pllllburgh, Btad1h1w 17-27-02.().
RECllVINQ -Hew 1En91end, H 1111._ M'f. MorQM 4-12'7, Oollrla 1·41, 01weo1t I-Cf, erown 2-31. ~. CunfttnaNtn W2, 8.,_, ~. Stalwortll S-:!t. Hewtllome 2-69. 8'nlttl 2-41, Har"9 2·21, AbelOIOl11411e
1-14, PolatCI 14.
Ml88l!O FIELD GOALS -Noni
.:...... M. Qlente 21 --...,o--. .
Hilw Yortt 0 1 0 14-21
81 Louil 7 7 3 7-24
Sil -Wehrli 18 run (O'Oonoghue
kll*)
Sil -Gr_, I pau from Loma• (O'Oonogttue~I.. HYG -1 Ml (o.n.lo klek)
Sil -FG 'Donoghue, 11
HYG -~ 13 -fl"Om erun... (Oenalo tuck) NYO -Mletlet 3 pma lfom en..-
(Oenelo kid!)
8tl -Gt_, I p-lrom lomex
(O'Oonoahue kid<)
A -a,924 .......... .........
RUStOHG -Hew York, Wootlollt
4-26, ~ &-11. Eddlnga 1-16. J
Morn., 4-11, Brunn« 2 .... SI. loula,
Andenon 30·110. W. MCHrta 13 .... 0, i.-2•20, Wefltl 1-19, ar... 1-2.
PASSING -Hew York. Brunner 21-81-0-329. SI. Lcul1, Lomu
14-24-1-212, Hett 0-1-4(1.
RECEIVING -N-YCHk. Mlaller
5-U, J. MCHrla 5-31, ECldlnge •-117,
Mulady Me, E. Gt-., 4-66, ~
4-12, Woolfolk 2-13, Pllman 2-21,
PMklna 1-10. SI. lout•. Gr-4-86, Tiiey ~. H.,,.. 2_.2, AnOareon 2· 19,
MltcNlt 1-30. w. Morrie 1-11. ~
1-t .
MISSED FIELD GOALS -,_ Yortc.
Oenelo 41. St. Loi*. none.
Pacllen-. Faloone 1
9-llya-terw
G-11ey 1 14 1 10-u Atlan1a 0 7 0 0-7
Ge -"*Y 2 ""' 18**"«1 kll*) 08 -"*Y 12 run (S**'>d kk*I All -AnClrew1 a peta from
8ertlt0Wlltl (Ludrhum kk*)
G8 -lotion to peae !tom Dtclley (81aneNd klek)
08 -Lofton 57 p-lfom Dickey
(Stenwuel kll*) GB -AoclQar9 e run (8'-"d klc*)
08 -FG 8-.UO 22
A -50,248 .....................
RUSHING -~ -· Ella 141 . Ivery O·H, !lodge<• 1·21. Hueklel>y 8·12. 8taohowtc1 1·0, Jen1en 1-0.
Attent .. Ancir-11-41, Oeln 4-4, Fllgge
5-1. Aoblf)aon 1·4, 8ertkowikl
140<-inlnua 2.
PA881NO -Gr .. n Bey, Dickey
10-17· 1-241. Whllehurat 2-1-0·8 .
Allent•. •••tkOWlkl 24·15-1·2'7 . Mor•cJ~&S.
Rl!CEIVIHG -OrMll .. y. Lofton 3-148, Jelleraon 2-11. Ivery I• 11,
COff1111n 2-11, EH• t-IO. ltHa 1-4.
Alllftta, Andt-t 11·77, t4oc1oe 8-78,
Alaaa .... ..lenlllne 3-4111. JaoklOft 2-11. ..-~ 2·!!.t Cell! 1-4, l(fllPfla , .. _ Ulllm P"\fw MAu -Nona:"
....21.Uona21 ._..,~
Oetrott 7 1 1 0-21
Tampa Bay o 9 7 10-u Del -T~ompeon !ti peu from
Dentel-. (Murrey kldlt
TB -FG Cepaoe ~
Del -Hill 7 PH• from Danlelaon
(Murrey ltlckl TB -F'G c..,_ 29
O.t -Simi 3 run (MU<rey kid!) TB -Wffllama 3 fU'1 (c.p.c. kick)
TB -Owen• 2 P9M from WNllllM
(C.-a kick) TB -FO c..,_ 27
A -e&,9117
lndlvldltal ltlllettoe RUSHING -Detroit. Sima 21-ee.
Klfltl 5-37, 8ueMy 1·7, Daniel-. 3·1. Tempe Bay, C.,...., 24-18, WM<Ht I 1-47.
Wlltlema 4·3. Owent 2-2 PASSING -Dalrolt. Danlelton
7-15-2-106 T ampe 8ey, Wllltamt
21-:W-1-2711
RECEIVING -Detroit. Hiii 3-•t.
ThorT\peon 2-211. Sime 1·2 I, King 1-11
Tempe Bey. Wiider 7-73, Hou• 4-40,
GHell 3-ttl. C....., 2-32, T Sell 2-ll1, Jonea 1-24, Ot>redovlCh 1-16, <>went
1·2. MISSED FIELD GOALS -None
-(_ > . .. -
N8A ... 'BM CONn'MNCI
f'eclllo OMMon w I. !"ct. Ga
Lellen 22 9 1 ee 8Mllle 22 7 75t 'A
~X 17 12 .588 5'A Portlen<I 17 13 597 11
Golden Stele 12 19 429 10
Sen Diego $ 23 1711 17 ..,. .. , OMalon
K.,,... Cl1y II t 5'0 San Antonio 111 12 900 'A
D.-.. 12 14 442 • .,.
0an-11 19 407 8
Ullh 11 18 .3711 1
Houelon • 23 148 13
IAIT'lllN COHFUISNCI
Altitnltc DMllon
~ n 4 816 Boelon 21 7 7!50 1'h
New WW'/ 111 13 539 7.,.
INMNngton 14 13 5111 I
New Ycwtl II It 321 13.,.
c-tt•DMllon Mltw-.. Ill 10 .85$ Detroit 111 14 .53$ 3.,.
Allenle 13 14 .481 4 Cl1lcaoo 10 17 .270 I
·-10 17 .370 I ~ 4 u 1114 13~ ............ &Mllar9 M. -on 94 ~ City 120. Utah 118
Plllladalptila 12~ Sall ""-122 Mllweull• tOI. DWolt M lndlane 97. ,_ Ycwtl 11 s..u1e ea. Phoenll 11
San Diego 112, Portlencl 106
T .......... 0-..
~alH9wJerMy
O>ICeQO at WMNnglon GolClar> Stille 11 0an-
Uk.,. ... ltoctl9'1 ..
LOe AMClm.a9 -Rembla 7. Wiik•
22, Abdul J9"!:"' 20, E John-. 12. Nixon 10, Coopet 11. WOfllty 4, McACIOO
10, C. Johnaon 0. Totlla· 3&-85 20-30
99.
HOUITOIC -Heyae 12. M. JonM 7.
C . .ion.. I, Bryant 14. l.MWll 18, Beiley
24, Walker i . Teagle 5, Paut11 O.
Henderaon 0. Totlll· 35-73 23-31 IM.
lowellro-tefa Loe Angelee 21 21 22 11-M
Hou9!on 25 2e 20 23-M
Tivw1>oinl goela -L.Mvell. FOUied
out -Nona. Rebound1 -L.oe Angela
31 (£. John.on 10). Houelon 41 (C
Jonee, W•ll<er 8) AHlela -Loa
Ange6M 14 (E. Johnlon 4). tbaton 17 (~ T) TOI-' folM -Loa ArigelM
20, Houeton 27 Technlcate -Lot AnollM. Ho<*on. Illegal .,....._ A -
10,'33 .
coti-,:_. 9CCH9I
~ (Hawell) 811. Notre 0-..
(Cal.) 71
aouttl Au.trlillen OP9ft <··~ ...... )
Miki a.~~ Pel CHh
(Au•lr•ll•). 9-7. 1-9, e-3; Chrlt
JohnttoN ("-lrallal def. &rod ~· (Auetr••~ 1..-. &-3
.... Anita
IUNDAY'I MIULT9
(1el of._., thal•llilt~ M _,,,.,
'1QT """· II 1ur10nge f'Qf~_!!'!9:,t!!tnt) 30.80 13.00 11.20
Ole a-in-) 27.20 10.40
Repl<I Ember (Ollvar•) 3.20
Aleo r-ci. Pape Too, Sert• GolCI, Ounk1tt BIH, Shlfa Tudor, Cep111r1 The
Spitlt. Park llervtoe, GrlCIOllc.
Time· 1:08
llECOtlO llACI. 11 lunonge.
Putl4tc Trldlllon (Mc:Crn)9.00 4.20 3.9
PrloO<I O'Oancart (PlllOtly) 4.40 3.90
Kllalldon (McHwpl 4.20
Aleo raced: Shlfte(1 SI-R., Plan· eta. Jim Tee. Doc Campbell, Phil'•
Prince, I'm • 8M1nlk. Po.11.
Time. 1.ot 115
II DAILY DOU9U (I_.) paid 1122_00.
TIMD KACIE. e lurlonQe
Autumn MeglC (TO<ot24.00 10.IO 8.40 Toge (IJl>llaml '12.00 7,40
Spruce Song (MoCerron) 7 00
AllO raced' IHb•ll• D'E•••. N••I
ComH love, Le Confidence. Royal
HllCllnde. Harm-Ila. Dawn'• Fortune,
Gettenl NurM
Time 1·ot 215
,OURTH llACI. 9 furWlgt
ci.-. 8tehop (Mcem)12.00 4.110 4.0
OOl\lalop TMrnUeio 1$1111Me) 1.40 4.IO
Nearly For9011en (Valer\ruela) 8.00
Aleo reced. Teitel Too, Loan.
Luxurlanlly. Auummable, Youra or
MIM. Mlraeo4, Granary, Orone Sella
Time: 1:08 4/6.
l'1l"TH llACI. 1 II 18 m-.
Greet Grltl<ieOll (McCrn)13.40 8.00 4
MM1« C.-... (Pdrza) 13.20 UO
Chll Tlme (llomero) a.20
Al•o raced. f'rench Commander, EJ<clu-Kid, Rem llolelly, L• N01re. Vie
Condottl. Time· 1'42
• IEXAClA (4-3) plld '3&4.00
IUCTit llACI. 1'A ml ....
KO!WWlh (Slb111e) 8.00 3.90 3.00
Our•t>te (Mcearront 4.00 3.00
Summ« CrMk (~I 3.20
Aleo r..O: Bole 0. Gr-. CoetellO, ~-T-. 1:41 •ta.
UYaNn4 llACL One mlle.
~ Ceur!j..,,,.1 •.eo 4.eo 2.eo POIOe ~or (Toro! 4.40 2.IO
Mi.ear wider (MclCwton) 2.40
Alto reced: Heughly Bui Nice.
Mexletar, ~Tlnle: 1 '34 216.
• DACTA (5-J) paid 11001!0 • "°" ear 1• a 1 4 a ai Pe1C1 173. ON.40 wl1h lh,... wlnlllng llekett (llx ~) 12 Piek 8f• coneol•llon paid $777 .40 wt1h U wtl'\nlng tlcltefl Cftve ,,.,,..,,
IJQHTH ltAC9. 6 ~ ClllnoOll p-(Pfnc:ay) 4.20 4.80 3.20
0-at Jimmy (S-) lS.40 6.00
Unor'9dlcteble 11111111*) 3.40 Ateo raced To 8 Or Nol. Sword Bl•CI•. Fort Cal9ary. Smoktt•. W C. 8-y
Time· 1.07 3/5
~ llACL I 1115 mllae. M~ Jono (""-Y) 5.40 4.00 3 00
'KlnO''Oewn (Capt .... ) 9 40 4 40 ~ Snow (4lbilte) 3 40 Alao reced. ,.,., l ed, Fllopoto.
Calal>onQa, Mountebank, Ho SMnke, SolCller ol Forlune.
Time: 1:42 4/5
• DACTA (7·8) paid $93.l!O Attendanoe: 98,203 .
Loe Alemltoe
IATI.IN>A'f'a LAT'I Meal
Mftlfn4 llACL 360 yarCll.
Humbug Coln)' 111tdl18.20 11. 40 9. 80
11.20 11.40 1.80
Hot Stoclt (~) 7 .40 4.80 Vandy9 Polley (lltooka) 4.80
Aleo r-0: Petriarch, Aye Oare. ~
Your Ouk•. Kay Roan Jet, Jlmkll•.
B<oadwey J#tr. 9-\ty One Souttl. nm.· 17 .&6.
11 IXACTA (1MI paid 1100.00.
• ll'ICIC IOI (1-1 .......... 10) paid 11,-358 90 Wllh 22 winning ltellela (five ~). '2 Pleil SO oon-1ton palCI a.1.20 wt1h 211 ..inntno 11o11 ... (loUf
hor-.~
IDGHTM M.cc. 350 yarCll,
F-Tf\ldlln (Adr)31.IO 12.40 7.80 Selllary Jal (Peullne) 7 00 4.20
Ot11ruc:1t (HMIJ e.eo Aleo teced. Another Aflon lug,
Grend"'941 8ojaelt. Heavy Oooe. Pala
Boy Jo, Mr Outctu-. Heu Kojaetl, Kltbl(~ Tlrna: f7.et
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking la Dangerous to Your Health. 17 mg. "tar". 1.3 mg. nrcot1111 .. .. .__ av, per c1goratta b~ FlC method .
....,... MCI. att1Jll ,..._
Veepero (T-.e) 11.00 4.20 4.00
Nllhoe OambW (F~) a.to UO little 0.-y Dlcll< (1491) uo
Aleo reoed: Gwllnd SlePMne, "*Y8 Dailghl. T .. Angell, YOlll P\acle or Mine.
Ahn Ju Te. Pr111y ~. ~ For ~tut. ta IEXACTA (7·41Plld'2400
TINTH RACI. 400 yard1.
Moon T GUl'9 (AClllrl 6.to 3.20 2.eo
Keyelone Koe> (Har1 4.IO 3.00 Se Az>Ke Ta (Bardl 3.20
Aleo raced: ShMalen, Jlmt Edalt. Ml(
Mlaalle. Cl\tceOO EJ<pr-. felely Carol,
sacr-to 8'.w. i.-81rea1t
Time. 20.21. ti IJIACTA (8-2) paid 12().IO.
Allene!.,_. 8,736
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Eagles s~rprise Dallas, retain playoff hopes
P'rom AP ... ,.acu.
NFL ll(Jl!NDLJP Oen H, Cltlafl U
KANSAS Cl'fY L>wlMht Clark 1i1tonlod for If
8ea11l1 14, MWlll It
CINCINNATI Pt1'9 Johruion ran for 1 paJr of IRVlNO, Texae -PhH.cfelphlu quarwrtMK·k
Ron J•wor1kl broke • club c:arf'f'r record fur
touchdown ~ Sunday Wllh • a•nw wlnnlna
10-yard ta. to Harold Carm.lchul In lht• fourth
qL!at'Wr u the EaaJm beat tht-NaUo1'\411 Football
~&&Uf' playoff-bound Dallu Cowboys, 24 20
u O""'n Ray Pa.ckffa boltfid Into tht-pl.ayofta for
th• flnt tlnw lince 197l with • :ul 7 victory over
AtlantA.
raro t!rupped pua by r1mblfn1 61 yarda on 11 key
third-down play, •ltin1 up Jeff Muon.'• 6"' Mhc:aJ
touchdown, and Ray Wermchln1 kkktd four flt'ld
aoalt lO booet San J'ranclKO putt Kanaaa City,
26-18
touchdowna, and Kun Andenion uMI O.vld V•n110r
cumblnod on ta M yard TD pa11 olaY &o c:JIDch •
P'.ayoff bt·rth fur Clnclnnau with· a }-4 10 VScWry
ov~r Seattle
Cincinnati, 6 -2, 1ot " 34 yard field ~ from
Jim Br~ch and a 3 yard touchdown l>unt by
Johnaon in the fourth quarter to ,Sve the defendlna
American Conference champion• a 1pot In the
N11l1onal Football League puat-eeuon tournament.
The Ea1Je1 ralted their record to 3-~. and
'°'talned a alim hope of reachln8 the playoff•
Dallas dropped to 6-2, However, the Cowboys
clinched a flr1t-round homefleld advantage ln the
pJayoffa becau.e Green Bay defeated Atlanta, 38-7
Jaworakl's record of 112 touchdown puses
erased by one the old career mark held by Nonn
Snead
Dickey, who completed 10 of 17 attl'mp ... for
248 yards, also tel up another touchdown with a
50-yard completion to Phil Eppa. Thti Puckt'ra
moved into poeiUon for 1ull another .rore when
Atlanlll'• Boltby ButlM Wal alapped with a 43-yard
pass Interfere~ lnfracllop al the Falcons 25
Tht victory kept alJvC' the 49ers' a ·ant playoff
hopet and doomed tht' Chief• to an I Hh roNecUUv~
non-playoff 1euon.
Cardloal1 U, Otan11 %1
ST. LOUIS -Quarterback Nell Lomax drllled
an 8-yard toUchdown pua to Roy Grt.een with 27
tee;0nds remaln.ln1, rallymg St. Loull to a 24-21
victory over the New York Giants to all but seal a
playoff berth.
Browa1 %0, Olien 14
HOUSTON -Cleveland safety Clinton
Burrell re<.'Overed two fumbles by Hous10n'1 Earl
Campbell, the second aetting up a I-yard game-
winning touchdown run by Charlea White with
5:40 to play u the Browns beat the Oilers, 20-14 to
remain In playoff contenuon.
Red1kln1 n, Salnt1 10
NEW ORLEANS Joe Theiamann hit wide
Cllar1en 44, Colts %1
SAN DI.EGO -Quarterback Dan FoutB ftred
ftve touchdown passes, three to light end Kellen
Winslow and two to wide receiver Wes Chandler, as
San Dieao ripped winless Baltimore, 44-26
The victory extended San D1ego'1 wtnrung
streak to five games -the club's longest in 18 years
-and set up a final game showdown with the
once-beaten Raiders next week.
receiver Charlie Brown on touchdown paaa plays of
57 yards and 58 yards to lead Washington to a 27-lO
victory over New Orleana. •
Kicker Mark Moseley extended h.ia NFL record
for conaeculive successful field goals to 24 by
booting a pair against the Saints -one from 36
yards in the second quarter and another from 45
Lomax, hitting Green with a ecoring slnke a
second time, drove St. Loua 70 yarda ln four plays
to its winning touchdown. Big gainers were a
26-yard tou to Green to open the drive and a
36-yarder to Willard Harrell just ahead of the
payoff pass.
Houston had taken a 14-10 lead i.n the fourth
quarter when rooKJe Donnie Craft recovered a
(umble to eel up hu own 3-yard touchdown run
yards with nine minutes left m the game. · • Steelers 37, Patriots U Buc1 %3,, Lions U
San Diego, 6-2 and headed for the playoHs for
the fourth year in a row, built up a 23-0 lead in the
Hcond quarter against the NFL's youngest
team. The loss .dropped the Colts to 0-7-1, their
worst start since the club's inception in 1947
Jet• ft, VlklD&• 14
MINNEAPOLIS -New York cornerback
Bobby Jackson covered 157 yards a.nd scored twice
for the Jets. once on a blocked field goal return anti
another on an interception, as the Jets clinched a
playoff spot with a 42-14 victory over Minnesota.
PITTSBURGH -Terry Bradshaw threw Lwo
touchdown passes, including a key 46-yard strike to
Greg Hawthorne, and Gary Andenon kicked three
held goals as Pittsburgh ended a month-long
offensive slump by crushing New England, 37-14.
. The Steelers, who had lost three of the
previous four games, surged to a quick 20-0 lead
behind Bradshaw's passing, then withstood a
second-half comeback Jed by Patriots' reserve
quarterback Matt Cavanaugh.
TAMPA, Fla. -Comerback Bobby Watkina'
pass lnterference penalty gave Tampa Bay the ball
deep in Detroit territory and Bill Cape<,'e turned it
into a 27-yard field goal with 25 IM!COnda remaining,
giving the Buccaneers a 23-21 victory over the
Lions .
The Sues were facing a lhird-and-20 situation
at their own 45-yard line when quarterback Doug
Williams, who had rallied them with two earlier
touchdowns, unleashed a bomb down the right
sideline.
fitcll:era 38, Falcons 7
. ATLANTA -Lynn Dickey connected with
J'1l'es Lofton on scoring passes of 80 and 57 yards
Jets quarterback Richard Todd led the offense,
completing 15 of 22 passes for 236 yards and one
touchdown as New York boosted its record to 6-2.
Hottesi
ii ck et
in U.S.
'MEMP1ilS, Tenn .
(AP) -The greatest
coac hing caree r in
college football history
co m e-l o a n e n d
Wednesday night when
!'aul "Bear" Bryant and
26 ot her Alabama
"seniors" make their
final appearance in the
Liberty ijowl against
Illinois.
As a result or Bryant's
recent announcement
tliat he would step down
~fter 25 years at
4'.labama -38 years
overall as head coach -
and turn the reins over
tO Ray Perkins, one of tiis disciples, the Liberty
Bowl has become the
liott~st ticket in
Memph is ... and
probably anywhere ebe
itl the country.
;Liberty Bowl
~ecutive director Bud
i;>udley and his staff
))ave been swamped
with media requests for
the Bear's last hurrah.
'lor the postgarne news
oonference -wm, lose
cir draw -bowl officials
jilan to erect a tent across
the street fr om the
stadium to aocommodate
the throngs eager to hear
aryant's final growls of
'¥lsdom.
If he holds true to
form, the winningest
cpach ln history probably
\fill tell the waiting
world how Alabama was
oµtcoached and outhit
and outblocked and out-
~kled and how his poor
planning and
preparation hurt the
Orimaon Tide. + Besides the familiar
hounds tooth-check hat
IUld the re markable,
ttaggy, weather-beaten t;ce that makes him look
llke a human Ml .
Rushmore. Bryant leaves
a 'legacy of 322 victories
• (he paaed Amoe Alonzo
Stagg's 314 a year ago),
85 la.es and 17 ties.
Bryant also is taking
Alabama on a recot"d
24th coruecutlve bowl
trip, a Journey that
began with a 7-0 loss to
Penn State in the initial
Liberty Bowl back in
1959.
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State • economic
decline continues
From Wire Services
SAN FRANCISCO 'rhe Ca!Jfomla t.'<:onomy
wttAkt:n~d further durlns Nowmber •• th~ U S
economy experienced lta 17th month of teeeMion
The c:urnmt f'eC'('8Sion LI now tied with the 1973·7~
r~1on u the longest et.'Ononuc down turn aince the
Great Deprus wn. In November California'•
un~mployment rate rose to 11.2 percent, while the
U.S. rate ro1e lo 10.8 percent. Fewer job• were
available in virtually every industry ln the st.ate.
Califo rnia's non-agricultural employment
declined 4 percent in November w ith conatructlo.n
down 2.2 percent, manufacturing and government
each down .6 percent and llervtce down .2 percent.
In recent years Californaa'a economy hu
outperformed the U.S . economy in most aectors. But tn
1983 the state's E!()()nomic performance will match that
of the United States rather than outperfomung It.
This year has been a transiuon for both economies
with uncer tamty about the strength and durability of
the U.S. re<:over y and its effects upon California'a
cconomil' recovery a key area of discussion. •
It is expected that the U.S. economy will provide
a weak source of growth for the state's economy
California's G ro68 State Product m 1983 shouJd grow
In the 2.5 percent area and unemployment should
decline to under 10 percent
V-8 car sales up
DETROIT -Stable gasoline pnet'S and a re turn
of performance cars helped to boost the number of
5-liter V ·8 engines sold an 1982 model cars, an industry
journal said today.
V -8 engines of 301 -350 c:ubic inch dJSplacement
grabbed 21 percent or ca r production '" the 1982
model year, com pared to only 16.7 percent of cars built
m the 198 1 model year, Ward's AutomotJVe Reports
said.
Ward's said 1.201,599 of the large V-8 engines
were sold in the 1982 model year, compared w ith
1,185,844 m the 1981 model year.
Most of the large engines were installed in full-
size and luxury ca.rs. such as Ford Motor Co.'s LTD
and Marquis and General Motors Corp.'s Chevrolet
Impala and Caprice. However, Ward's added, many of
GM's Camaros and Firebirds and Ford's Mustangs and
Capris also were sold w ith performance engines.
Cadillac appeals grows
DETROIT -Cadillac dealers reported a 29
percent daily sa.Jes rate increase for the second IO days
of December compared with the same period last year,
while recording the highest mid-December sales since
1979. according to L.B. Pryor, Clrd1llac Motor Car
Division general aa.1es manager.
..c.dlllac deal.en M!gistered domesUc deliveries of
7,823 uhill for the Dec. 11-20 period va. 6,064 new can
sold a year ago.'' Pryor said. He explained, ''There
were eight selling days in each period,· and of the
Cadillacs aold in mid-December, 91.6 percent were
1983 mode ls. 8.4 percent were 1982s. ·
"Combined with the aales gain for the first 20
days of December, Cadillac sales for both the 1983
model year and the 1982 calendar year also continue to
surpass the pre~ious year's levels," Pryor noted.
S&L increase seen
LOS ANGELES -Look for a bumper crop of
new savings & loan associations in California in 1983 .
Applications to establish state-chartered S&Ls
this year mushroomed to 33 through mid-November,
up from only thrtt for full year 1981, accorcling to
Edward Carpenter & Associates Inc., Los Angeles-
based financial institutions consulting firm. There
were no filings for federal chatters in California this
year or in 1981, EC&.A said.
Mean while, the EC&A tally sh ows 18 sta\e-
chartere d S&Ls w e r e approved through m id -
November. equal to the number given the green hght
in full 1981 , and 12 new state-chartered S&Ls opened
through mid-November, compared with 11 for all of
1981.
These brought the number of S&Ls in the state to
168 but still below the post-WorJd•War ll_peak of 277
reached an 196~. said the Carpenter organization that
prepares and files applications. on behalf of
proponents The firm currently is working on almost
20 S&L packages, filed or in preparation.
Gold
By Tbe A11oclate4 Press
Selected world gold prices today:
London mornjng fixing closed.
London afternoon fixing cloeed.
Paris afterryxm fixing $449.73, up $4.75.
Frankfurt fixing $450.58. up $3.58.
Zurich late afternoon fixing $451.00, up $5.25 bid\
$4541.00 asked.
Randy & Harman (only daily quote) $457.00, up
$11.25.
Engelhard (only daily quote) $454.00, up $8.25.
Engelhard fabricated (only daily quote) $476.70,
up $7.09.
Metals
NEW YORK (AP) -Spot nonferrous metal
prices tOday:
l
"Co'JPlf"trw~ pound, U.S destfnations.,..l' Lead 20~·23 centa a pound .
ZlDc 36..@ cents a pound, d livered.
Tia $6,1~ Met.ala WH k compo1it.e lb.
AJ1mln•m 76 ~nts a pound, N.Y .
M~rcary f.38~.00 ~r flask.
Platinum $370.00-$373.00 troy ounce, N.Y.,
Handy and Hannan, $10.98 per tto)' ounco!
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Add continental touch to holidays
tJegant end to a perfect holiday
meal might be European-style cocoa
such as this Hot Rum Frappe.
Holiday Sandwich Wreath adds
•festive touch to New Year's party.
Sandwich a wreath
into party plans
Sometime• It 1eem1 entertaining family and
that no eooner are the trienda, it gives you an 1 preeent1 opened, the opportunity to enjoy
turkey carved and the your company as well aa
dilhea cleaned from the food .
Chri.ltmu than it'• time
to l1art planning foe yet
another holiday -New
. Year's Eve.
For many of ua, New
Year'• partle• are H
much a part of the
holiday tradition aa
miltletoe and holly.
Whether the first party
1 of the New Year will be
for a large IJ'OUP Ol" Just a
few cloee frlenda, your
concern wfll probably be
for creative yet 1lmple
' entertainml.
I If thia ta the cue, the
Holiday Sandwich
Wreath wW prove to be
a true ally to you.
For all ita beauty, the
Smdwich WrMth ia eM'J
1 to prepare and it'• H dell&htful to the palate
a1 It 11 to the eye! It
doubles u an attncttve
centerp6ece M well • a
8Cl'WDptiom appelber.
Ju::J:!.ace &he mtn1-
81ibd ullriabt ln • drcle and d1en add a brflh& •tin bow for dw
l..Uve flalahlna touch.
And bH' of all, th•
H0Uda7 Sandwich
• wn.th -1 be~
... In advance '°"" ~·
Deviled Sprud
1 can (4 ounces)
deviled ham
\4 cup c hopped
celery
~ tea1poon
Worcesterahire aauce
1 loaf (8 ouncee)
~~ .J:!mpernickel
80fteoed butter
Qlcke. Apple Spread
1 can (4" ounces)
chlcken lpread
'A cup chopped
apple
1 table1poon 1our
~
1 loaf (8 ounces)
party rye breed .uce.
IOf1ened butter
N"'1 Pate s,re.41
l can (4" ounces) uverwum...-w cup chopped ,,_,. pepper
l table1poon
m.yonnaile
Combine flnt three
~ta ln each of the
three reelpe1. SprHd
bread 1llce1 wl th
IOttened butter. Spreed
half°' br...cS a1m wl&h
meat 1pr11d mixture;
cloH aandwlch with
~ ...
Durin& lhe holiday
1euon, there'• nothin,a
be«« after d.1nner than
Wanninl Up with a tuty
and elesant hot drink.
Combination.1 of cocoa,
coffee and other
in1redlent1 make
80pbiaticated drinka that
are 1ure t o get rave
reviews.
A Hot Rum Frappe
comblnee Swl11-atyle
bot cocoa with h ot
brewed coffee and rum.
Garnished with whipped
PRODUCE
Russet Potatoes ~s,
Celery Hearts ,.::o,•
Yellow Onions
Juicy Tangelos
PRODUCE
cream and eerved wlth
delicate, bit.e.tliJle cookies.
thi1 drink will 1urely
rank amons your
favoritea.
For an exdtina change
try Cocoa Brufot -a
1pec:lal European-1tyle
cocoa that i1 combined
with a flaming ml.xture
of brandy, orange peel
and clovu. Thi1 drink
not only wanm you. UJ>,
but la a 1pectacular light
as well.
Either drink will bring
a memorable, "con-
tinental touch" to your
hoUday entenainins.
HOT RUM FRAPPE
4 cupe hot brewed
coffee
1 cup hot ooc:oa mix
~ cup half & half ~ cup llaht or dark
rum•
~ teupoon vanilla
extract
~ cup heavy cream.
whipped
ln a large saucepan,
combine cotfee, cocoa
and half and hall. Heat
over low heat, 1tlrrln1
until oocoe dt.olves. Stir
ln FUm and vanilla; heat
through. Tran.efer Into
punch bowl, u deared.
Drop whipped cream by
table1poon1ful In to
punch bowl.
•If a non-alcoholic
beverage 11 de1ired,
1ub1tltute 1 teaepoon
rum extract for rum.
Makes 6..S lel'Vinp.
COCOA BRULOT
Ham
SAFEWAY QUALITY MEAT
5ii!. 59•
""'59•
lb 14'
• 29•
Short Ribs ~lly -'1"
Chuck Roast S:..:.'I. ~ ., '1"
Ground Beef '"E::~f~ lb s111
R =:z~I) '1" Boneless oast .., er.~ lb
SEAFOODS
7-Bone Roast~~~ lb 1139
Stew Meat s::.= lb 11"
Beef Steak =i.= lb 1219
Arm Pot Roast ~ lb '1"
, MEAT
Green Onions ~
Italian Squash'='
White Rose Potatoes
Cucumbers ~"'s=..
2 .... 45• King Crab • '9"
... •2Jt
Por1< Roast
Half Pounder
GRO CERY
lb 49• Fish Fiiiets ~==..
lb 29• Fish Kabobs ~!.,Ololct
ED 25' Breaded Fishstlcks ,::.,
BAKERY
~89•
... 89•
DAIRY
Sllced Bacon S::-
Pollsh Sausage ,..-::""
, HlA l TH 6 BlAUIY
1 oranae 2 cups brandy•
8 whole clove1
2 at.ickl cinnamon
6 cupe hot brewed
coffee
1 cup hot cocoa mix
With vegetable peeler,
remove peel from
orange. Heat brandy,
orange peel, cloves and
cinnamon until very
warm (do not llmmer).
Transfer to heated
serving bowl. Carefully
ignite and let flame 1
rrunute. Comblne coffee
and hot cocoa mix; 1Ur
until dl11olved. Pour
cocoe-coffee mixture into
flaming brandy. Serve
warm.
•If a non-alcoholic
beverqe ii daired; beet
6 cup1 coffee, 2 cup1
water, orange peel, clove,
and cinnamon until very
wann. Stir l.n cocoa until
dl11olved. Stir in 2 ~
tea1poon1 brandy
extract . Make• 10
servings.
Stamps!
J
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J11 ume O.rk rum 11 mon• akuhul rnnt•nt urue 12 1'h meat fat nln1 lOOI nl (lho pruuf111 lht1 11roof I lquur • h1v-.: 1ui11•nttlary) brandy, coan , 1toll'hz
h'1non.w11halll((IJ(1t flavurJ6,llth1nll1h1rum, red• 1tf' lower )11 l'ompc1nc·n1 h1 qnn1 I• um., th t·afurlt•mntcinl rtl1tlv.ly mor• llavur lft If brandy, rum or frlah whlekey ·•nd
t'9 •mply calort ... but 110 yd l'An u.. lt.'81 tor c•alurl , peirllc-uh1rly thf! f•I. tho bullf'rfat In th• wlll be m•arly ldt>ntl<·•I lnarC'dltmlll In 1.:ookln11. utht•r liquor• ., .. tHikt'd blttnda, hav• IO calort.
d•l•bratln1 the New tho umo rum flavor luw alcohol l\all•n c·rTnm VMOP Cou rvol1I., th hlaihur th• proof, th• In a frull rake, the ah ounce at 90 proof, 76 Y~ the Slim Oourmot 7 "Ory" on• 111n IML.1 lmporta with onJy el,hl l:t Thti mmt faU.enJntt u I co h o I ca Io r I e 1 c:aJortet at 8CJ proof, and
w1y doean't demand a hu nothlnt to do with or nine prmrnt alcohol, compon ent In cream Ill' llUlllJ uvaporai. durln, baJdna. 70 calortn at 10 proot lutolalln1 Unkle of alcohol Of'calorlr~:ounl. and the Amerl l'a n ll~ururt la fal , th• liowevtr, booze pour.ct The color or claritv oC
mlf\eral water and Ice 8. Moat dry vermouth "llQht" red winN. but..,tf1t In tho cream. uver ~lea or c:te.tru do liquor hu no ~ orl
Why nol drink wlaely I.Ji 30 calorie. Pf'r ouru; 10 Only the alcohol 14 The moat fattenlna not loN calorite (except alco~l or~ count.
and well for fewH moel Chablla wine. are l'alorlea dlaappear, but component In a Pin• Co1nac aaed lt"Ven or more ol It wlU boll aw11y, for an lnelanHl~ant 20. Orqe ju.let .. 14
ca lorie.. Check your 20 calories per ounce. the •u1•r calorles Colada la fat, ln the form more yean h.u no more 11<> lt'a more practical to amount of evaporation). calorlei per ounce·
knowledge with our VermouthlJlaboutel1ht remain. Some llqueun otccx.'Onutcream.Fatlt9 calorlesth1nanordlnary u1e lower proof wine• 19.Thecalorieeinany pineapple juice 11 i7
:IO.queationqul%: percent higher In areM>percentauaar caJorleeaaram.alcoholla brandy o f the ume and llquora In cooklna hard liquor depend calorlea; moit IUf-t
TRUE 01\ FALSE alcohol 11 Plain brandy and 7 calortee: carbohydra~ proof. (unle11 you wlah to entirely on \he alcohol 1weetened mJxen ruw.t .
1 . The drier the 9.Thecalorleslnbolh cognaca average 66 (auaar)lt4calories. 17 . The higher the flambee th e dlaa-end content (expre11ed on between 10 and Id
ltlarUnl, the fewer the red and white wines c:aloriee r ounce. So do 15. Salt la calorie free. proof, the higher the ignite the alcohol vapora; the libel at "proof") calories. dlllorl". I~~~~~~~~~~--~~~_;,_,:._~~~~_;,_;_;,_~_:_~~~~=--~---~.;;____::...:;:,:.:..:...:.;_:,.:.._::::._..:..:_..:.:.:_::....:.:..=.:.:.-=-!:.:..:..:..:_.:.__:==:~~~~~~
· 2. Vodka has fewer
~~orles than acotch.
3. Bitter lemon is less
fettenlna than Seven-Op.
· •· Tonlc water is calorie-free.
5. Rum is higher in
calories than gln.
6. Light rum is less
fltt.enlng than dark rum
7 . Ory gin is less
fattening.
: 8. Dry vermouth is less
fattening than Chablla.
: 9. All red wines are
~ore fattening than
Vfhile winee.
· 10. When you use
lk}ueuB in cooking the
cilorles disappev.
. 11. Bnndy ii higher in
calories than whiskey.
12. The most fattening
component in eggnog is
alcohol.
13. Sugar is the most
ffttening ingredient in
lnsh Cream Liqueurs.
14. Rum ia the most
fattening ingredient in
Pina Coladas.
15. Salt is the most
f1ttenlng ingredient in
Margaritas.
16. Aged whlskey ia
more fattenlne then
younger blends.
17. Uae the higb~t
proof liquor for the moet
flavor.
18. Brandy soaked in
fruit cake has fewer
calories.
19. Light liquors. like
gin and vodka, are lea
lat1ening than ecotch and
rum.
20. Fruit juice is a less
fattening mixer than
soda.
ANSWERS
All of the foregoing
statements are falae.
Some notes on the
answers:
1. The w etter .the
martini, the lower the
calories, b ecau1e
vermout'h has fewer
calories than gin or
v9<fka.
: 2. Ninety-proof vodka
~ acotch both have 80
calories per ounce.
3. Calories per 12
ounces: bttter lemon 192,
Seven-Up 144, Diet
Seven -Up has only a
trace .
. 4. Most branda of tonk
ate 132 calories per 12 cxmoes. However, su.pr-
fs:ee tonlc, available in
aqme areu, ia close to
calorie free.
5. Ninety-proof rum
and gin both have 80
Qlories per ounce.
6. Both light and dark
rum have the same
ctaloriea if the proof
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publleatlon he<eol end before date
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Admlnletretor. CTA
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Att.frwp et Lew I01 M. ,. ____ Dr. a203
Santa Ana. CA 82705
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put 1t11a 1n mint COC\dlllon .... ltu LW IUl UflTI llOMl PARll ~ woe entry, tunken llv· Ctltl _ _ !'.! LAROE COM hom•. 2 tiOMU FOA AfNT
Ing room. family room,1!-i;;~;;;iiii~==I ----•• ll .. !'.1~•'"'"11 ltry, 3 oar ger. Ocean lrvlne al 4 Bdrm. din~ "'~llttchenwlth l' ...... -:.1 1\111·• view . For I••••· 1700-172&. Fenoed ........... letC.M.3bd,2be.IOl1 011 .. t P•rk-llk• ""'""· +'II II I ., ... Ol mo. e•1-e1to K ..... , brea fat\ ber. 'rench l2'fo ~ 9, K. It~. Rm fof peddte t9nnla 9n'd • "" 1111111.1 .. ., " yatCta a glllllQ99 ..,.
doott i.ed to lovely yard IOO. 646-7152 pool OnMt fOf Otcih9td. .1411.. deya. 780-3e50 -· P9l• we6oom9. 54&-2000.
with GOIOaHI •IH •P•. • ~MC " 3 Bdt'ma, $.I I HI I""' 3 Br, 2 bll duplell w/vklw "09"1, no·-·
(take 1"-whOI• petty) fwnlfy rm 12".IOO Lo-deck . 2 c ar Oar , WOOD800 COTI AOE. 2
Upet8: to IOWIY ::;:; ....a ground teaM, 1375/yr. Oett l1tlt, I '860/mo. 7171.t OfcNd 11y, 3 Bd. 3 a.. 1ro tr. 9y
glent lhl, lpecj 2 ldrm W lid• dlvld~ t7 yre belor• adJ11tl· IHHl•Hf 01. Work 540-4988, home pk/pool Nu paint. '
overlooklng •P• a11d t>y double 01! garag•. rnent. &40-82t8 drpe, w1hr/dr. l••n pat1I Mltl'f, many e11ttu w-a-I y...a.. .. I 1"00/ 1 1 t C ell now ror detellt Conor•t• drive, l)f'lvate _, • .,... • 2 Br. 1 Ba. beelT1 oelllng. • mo mmac11 • • 646-23t3 ptitloe, 1127,700. ltlltwt ..._..11 gerege, a1011a. frig, 1_No_P9!:_•_· _4ff.30 __ t_9 __ 1
THE REAL
ESTATERS
LOOI
For our new reguler
weekly IMture
IOIT SHIW·
CASE
Every Sat~ In lh•
Deity Piiot heda
a., ...... IJtr d1hwhr. very nice Univ Pe/II 3 8', 2'.t Be. 2
Ml-lTH ' L••••n 11,.. .... a...HI/ r .... 11'11 :J.!&1mo. 955.3940 f::.:•aaU5~4·.t1~2~r. tie• SALE OR TRADE 55 A.ore 1--·------Luiwrloui Condo. Wik to evooac:so grv. l10M per Nice 2Br 2 bath upetelr• 1_IM_0-_87_&_5 ____ _
boh. every tmtnlty ecre. $100,000 write off •Pt wn11 flreplace, b•I· Lanu heck WI l1 t4,000/0BO. Mu1t Ml1 11111 yeer, '50M dn. min. cony, petlo and gatage. _
futl Call &4-4-59e5 . By owner Avell now. Credft ref e EMERALD BAV. 3 Br. 2
MlJLLAN AEAL TY muet. No peta. 17 tO/rno B• lrplo. brlek p1tlo, ~2"0 Lon Cell 875-23t1 t>twn 0-5 with ape &1800/mo \ ltafUI 8 Un I II r 11 Thu rl or 875-.1087 DOEmlUL ...... rua!aW 540--3909 wt1nd• 1-2-Br-.-c1en-. -2 -t>a-. -,rPIC-.-d-,w .
In two reapecte. Vllue I 11_ • _ Cetta lltta UM rntcroweve. treen oomc>. eppe11. Only 1355,000 -ur&I alwa 1_, ...... ....., ...... .._ _ __. ..... _ epeclou• wood deck•
tor thl• Hec11llve 4 Br 2 Bd HOUM and 2 Bd Du-t80" oceen/cyn vi-•
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LA QUINT A tiEAMOSA
t62 t t Parktlde l.t'I. 1 blll w of BMdl, a blk9 a.
of Edlnoer ... 847-644 t
IU-ft.LMI New 112 bdrm luxury
IP!• In t4 pj41M. t Bdrm
lrom 164<>. 2 Bdrm from
1585. TownhouM from
IH5 + pool•, tennle,
waterfall•, pondtl Oaa
for cooking & ll•allng
paid. From San Diego
Frwy drive Horth on
BMc:h to McFedden to
Setwlnd VIiiage
(714)H3-5188
IPYIUll llU
Latge 4 bdrm. view home
In Immaculate oondltlon.
ldeel tor a growing actlYe
lemlly • Spacloua up•·
11lr1 game rm. plue • big lamlly rm. downatelre.
Btdmlnton Court, Dog run, 3 car gai-ege. etc ..
etc. 1723,400.
comcl)I r•mod•l•d and ated. 2 Bdrm 2
t>alh home on R·2 lot.
N-Mrthtone carpete,
UMd brldt l\rapleoe, all
,._ kllcflen Ind baths.
French door• and huge
,.. yard. ~ fi-
nancing tvallable. Owner
wlll alto oonllder IMM option. Hurry, won't lut,
11klng I 13g,900. Call
640-1f51
3Y. Be w/3 car Qat. wee fllllllll pl9ll 1 tOOO/mo. 4~576
ber & 2 frplc:e, F'lbulout Verulltet bechlt 1825 333 E. 211t St. CM 1 ·--. •---L -~• B1yorHt locetlon. Call VIEW, 2 8' 1725 645--8t03 Ho pett 3 Br View w/Pflvacy, watlo _ ... -• ..-w.
1714167)..4400
11111 ua.2111
HARBOR
for v I• w 1n0 a pp t . VerMl!lee Oen Vu 11200 4 Br oondo '°' ..._ 2,~ to private beech, no Lwwry 81udlo rr .. HBO,
831-7370, IMll-3&4e OcMnfrt 3 Br 11250 Ba, 1150 I .I .. te~nla, ptite, garage, frp!c, bll· phone, maid t«V. IC)a,
~HDHTAGE
Udo, lg 58' 11800 pool r.c No pett Ref• Int. ttl +MC. 1850/mo. $130 wtc. 409-3015 WITDFUIT •U Avlli 12it, 6-U-e011 ~ _4_ff_._1_6t_7 ____ _
REALTORS TR.\DI T 10\,\l.
~t .• \1 ·1,
111-1400 _7_30-e5 __ 2_1 ----ARCH BCH HGTS· View. 3 I IMck 2Mt
Br. 2 Ba. trpl. $846.lmo. ~!!Pt~milimiiiiiiililir Cenu ... ... 1122 1 II PllY I "Ill eeo-a..t t "4-81111 I r ala tall 1134 Rng, yard. No pet•. Utll ... , " H~=. ~, ·,~~:; p.d •. 01~25~~08 ~:· P~• 111 .. 1 •• Ylti• mt No down-no qu1Ulylng.1---------... 3 ... n..........-3Br twnhm. Move In, laata Aaa 1... "'• ..., m rm . .,._, 18\h.488-1817 HOMES FOR REHT I city view. &3000/mo. Minion Viejo 3 & 4 take over 11200·1 2300 UIY llY 21$-7SIG-5125. E.utalde. reep edit• pr• Bdrm. s100-t125. Fenc;
negot. pymte. Shered • I terr.cl, 2 br, 1 ba. gar· __. ywda & ,, •• .,_ Kid•
apprec:l1tlon avell. Wiii IEIE'I WIY l ....... IMc~ al4 -. 1625/mo. 75g.1114 ...... •--..-· llade. Sue 89t-555e ...,.... A P •I I we I C 0 m • ·
Sp1c.lo11s slnglt, OM
& two bedroom
1p1r1mtnb.
VA no down or FtiA Cozy 2 Br. turn. Mobile E.utalde 3 Br. 2'n Ba. pn. ~2000. Agent no I• . ~~~~~~~~ Int. INc~ '"' termel o.ra~ home on Hom• In Laguna. Em· v•I• ptitlo wl•p•. Ince mt _ No down-no qualifying. large loll Ut llty room, plyd, married cple or bac:t<yd, remod. kitchen l!!prt INc~
3BR twnhm. Mov• In, hardwood 110011, 2 yr elrlQle fwnaM. No P9l• Of 2 car garege. lll50/mo Harbor View Homee, 3 t>d, ,,.... roof! ~ 170,800. ch 1 1 d . N on • m k r . 111 lut & eec. e.46-3532 2 be. lovely home, comm
Tiie followlng paraon h••
atMlftdoMd the uae of the fll:tltlOul bu..,_ name THE LOTUS ROOM
et 16"48 AdMle II A. co.ta MIN, CA t2Ut. Tiie flollllou• bueln•H name
referred to above ••• flled In County on t2-t .. 78
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ance. Move In 1u1. Wiii trade. Sue 891-5668 gu. 1780/mo. w/d hk· 111~· 646-8&48
FUINISHED or
UNFUINISHED
ALL UTILmES
PAID, HEALTH
CLUBS, T£NNIS Nancy Comlah. 2::!5 N. Malena.
Orange, CA 82t68
Thie ~ w .. conduCted by
1111 lndlvl<lual
NencyCornWI Thie .... _,, ...,.. Ned With the
County Cllttl of O<enoa County on
Dec 9, 1882 ,usna
Publltlled O,.noe Coett Delly Piiot, Ole 20, 27, 1882. Jen 3. 10,
19~
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ACnnouaau ... •• N,.._ITATl•NT Thi follow\ng penooe .,. dolr>Q
~-CNBER Rao PARTNERS, CABER EQUITY ASSOCIATES. 118
Jeemtne Cr .... Orlv9, Corona del
M.,, CA 92625 CABER FIMANCIAl & INVESTMENT CO , 1 D1l1ware
oorporetlon, t t9 J11mln1 Cr11li Or1Ye. Cotona def M.,, CA 82825
Thll ~ .. oonduotld by •
llmllecl l*fnenhlp. Caber Flnandel Inv. Co D W SIOCurn, Pr•.
Thie 8111-1 WU ftlld wtth the
County Cleric of Orenge County on
December 10, 1982. ,,__,
Publl•hed Orange Co:ul Diiiy
Pllo1. O.C. 13. 20. 27, t982. Jen 3
1883
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ACTTTIOUe~H
NAm ITAT'lmNT Tiie lollowlng pereon It doing
~ .. PAlACE GUARD. 1548-0
Adami,. ..... 82826 BRUCE SCHOFIELD EMERSON. 3182 M1d1lra Ave.,
Coeta MIN. CA 82628.
Thie ~ la conducied by en
tndMdull. 8'llOI s E.rnltlon
Thlll 11•1-I -fllld with the County Clet1( ol Ofatl98 County on
Oecelnbet •. 1982 ,......
Publllhed Oreno• Co111 Deity
llot, Ole tJ, 20. 27. 1N2, Jen 3.
1882 5343-82
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bull_ ... SEA SKI SPORTS, 22e Mein
It, H1111tlngton BNch. CA. RON LINGENFEl TEA, 34071
Celle la Prttne'lera. Dene Point. CA.
wee SElBY. 17960 8""'•rd. F~ Vellley, CA. n708.
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PuDllehad Oreng• Cont Delly = Dee t3, 20. 27. 1882, Jan 3,
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The lollOwlnQ ptr9on1 ara dOlng
lklei-M WHISPERING WINOS RANCH.
247 A ... Ac.-18. s.. ~t .. CA 82e72 G-Peul ReynOld• Jr 2•7
AW Rou •B. Sen Clemente. CA
92e72 Brend• ~ Reynolds, 247 Aw Rou •B, San Qemtr\11, CA
82e72 TNa ~ ta oonductld by I
Qe'*al pert'*'8t\lp. a-Peut Ro9ynoldt Jr Thie at1\e<nenl wu ftled wttll Illa
County Clerll ol Orenge County on
Dec 17. 1882 ......
Publlahed Or1nge Cout Delly
PllOt, Dec 20, 27. f882. Jen 3 tO.
1983
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Thi lollowlno peteon 1a dOlng
~ .. GREAT WESTERN AUTO SAlES & lEASING. 11 OdY$MY Ct.,
N9wpof1 Beaofl. Ce. nee3 lMlll F BeclltOld, 11 OdyMe)'
Ct • Newport 8-h. CL 92ee3
Thie 1>11"'-Is oondue:lld by .,,
lndMduel LF Bechtold
Thie etat_,l WU fllecl wtlll Iha
County C'-'i of Orange County on Oecelni-8, 1N2 ,....
Publlthld Orenge Cout Detty
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OtW. 3800 8'rc:ll •112, Newpot1
hec:h. CA 92000 Chen. Adco<*, 18 Elder Glen,
!MM. CA 827 t4
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lndMdual cnan.. AdCOdl
Thie --t ... flleCI with the County Clerk of Ofenge County on
O.C 1. 1N2 ..._
Pub111111<1 Orenge Cout Delly
Plk>1. O.C 20. 27. 1882. Jiii 3, 10, 1"3
PEllllllLA HOME
Ot'ean & jetty viewa. Marine room, 4 bdnn. 3
bath, 3700 tqJt $1.38~.ooo. Oceanfront.
LlllA ISLE llYFlllT
Lagoon vlrw from 6 bdrm. 5 bath. playroum.
dark nn. dc-n Boat &lip. Now $900.000
645-5735 or 64().()255 Lltw .... ~ lMI INc~ 2119 up. 752-6822 EHtt>lulf Condo. 4 br
-1 Br. Trller. prtvete. utlM 2Y.be, &36 Amigo (No 8), SWIMMING pk.ts
mlld't mort! Sorry, ..._ n ... 2 Br, No end. Owner w111 W•talutn peld. No pell. Renge 4 I 8 4 5 . 1 8 o · e 3 6 1 . .-..--. fin. 1225.000. 442 Mon-_. _ __. ___ ...... ....,... refer. 1at. plu• HC 2131641-44e0
OPPORTUNJTYI 3 Bdrm terey Dr 4H-0164 No Tf11de equity In home. fof 1---------1386/mo. 4"9-1817 PlUSH 2 BR VEASAIL·
2 betll condo • °"1 189. ~ta. = motorhont• and 1--------LE s PENT Hou s E.
no ptU. Models
optft dilly 9 to 6.
500. Eltcallent IOcatlon In I ·-·-L lMt firm 3 8' '"" 8A. v~ 2 Br. erlQed gatege. car· Quiet. All •m•nltlH . woodald• VIiiao-. Call !!J!!! _. 22•38. pool 1~ WHt· ·' ........ peta. drapu. 173 w Av a I I n 0 w . 19 0 0 Oakwood
Wt'denA~
Newport lada/Mo.
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Pat L•ter for detail. Npl Hta by owner, A1 , tiny mln•t•r. Bal 187,000. i==• .. ----------• W II • 0 n · N ° P •II 142-1200 2 br 110\IM + eeparat• 11290/mo e verything. ..._. 1525/mo. 831""880 94&-<>650.
J PETE BARRETI
.. ffEALTY
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~ 2 Bdrm pemc,
"couple" home. Hend·
eome white on white lnterlo< r .. turM marble
entry, plantttlon ehut-
l.,., ~ carpet & Of•
per1ea, and whit• twtck
flreptec:e. F0tm1l IMng
., .. I• hlghllghted by
akyllt, woodtheethed ca-
thldrll oelllng. Encloead
1p1 off M•tr Bdrm.
PHtoral view. A11um·
able ftnenclng. Call Bin-
nie Dixon 750-9100
GEORGE ELKINS C
ttudlo. buelneea Of fwnl.. Ettlmtt.O va lu• 1128, vu 29try 28' 1700 2 Br. 1 Be. erlQed garage. aa.th, C .....
ly quarter•. 125,000 000. Fiiiy----* no w. Newport 28' M75 lncd petlo. crpta. drapee, 2Y. bath oondo. N••
down. OWC. Prlna. °"1· qual. Prv patty "6-56n. CdM 38' oflerm $800 no pet. 1525 plut NC cerpet, paint, clean ll1d
1175,000. .. ..... , ..... llll w ,._ 28', w 1950 548-5442 or 770-5629. evellabl• now. 11,050 642-2211 8051230.2048 ..,! T~ 3 Bdrm 11000 c 3 oy. mo. 8«-0350 Evw llWPllT llJll Npt Is 8ayft 48r I 1200 ~ .Md t>d,t 1 O • :-· i--------Ne......t lada/So.
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lllfn UIU• Bel Aire Hom•. Light ~Bayft eor: 2a'f~250 USol~ &..t~.s2 . · BAYfRONT T1~0o 16tll St
You own the lend. 2.000 lntartcn. 2 bdrm. 1 b-. 1 _ .._ 2 ,._ .___.. -----'--(at °""1 ,, 3... 2'"" ... f-lront kltdlen __....... , den 1850 _.,.,/mo. 4 ... . .... l*a -· r-
aq • .... "-. -·· ' --=.Udo Pit Dr 11700 Bonut Am. lightly fur· FURNISHED or unfur· 642-Slll rm, wide Or~.,_ Hv, dining .,..._ Young ,.._ 2.,_._ 1 ... d 2 _.......__ J .. •lilimilil••• pool Fat be6ow mar1let edult9 & pell welcome. .....,._, ... _...., n ,,,. . car ger1ge nlltled. 2 moe ... _._..
._,;. .._ Wll ,__ 122 aoo S40-6837 a... lay1lde Cov• leroe becitylon:I. waher. rental. Excel location. 1---------
-·-· -op-• · ~· l2200 dr/er ~~. I 120 O Imo . 0 w n •' L::.:::J for well eate·
tton. 9tt:r.M4-4134 law fr'l!!tr UH WITIUUIT 11mS Tll lpt 142-lta a«-e513 me6etolher9'!'fi
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IHl,000
BIG CANVOH CUSTOM. on golf oourM. 20% dn.
Vtoant. thow 1nytlme.
llgt. 11,095,000. e1s-n91°'1eo-1391
Ill -A 111·1• 2 Br. lrplc, wood t>utT Femlly to Rent ~~(~~condo. c a 1
14 l1lt1/Ll•t1S.t 3 8' 2 Ba $800 c.mng1. E/1tde, p1t10. iw~~:'.~w:vo:1'1 .c;~~'. OCEANFAOHT OU 2-' er. •--2 '"· F P 11•1 Pen,._,. '*'!Cd yd. Vwy ~· Ne B k th --.... · "..., ....,., pelt. l5e5/mo, 1250 Wa1h/dry & refrl,. '3,_••• or rnon .
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1 ~: ~.:.1'a= ciep. 831-0921. 17Eo2~718mo. 1133-50 , _6 __ 7_'7_3 ____ _ apartm•nt1 or Mii •• ... , """'' _.. ~
condoa. 5 year• MW • ~ IUl.n Eltlde lrg qiHet 3 &, 2 ea ........., DecOJ'd 2300 " ...,._ .. Uaf. ll1t~ at 7 2 X'I "'OM --••• ._ frpl, DIW. lndf"f, gat. No ·~·, aq _ • • · ~-· Pete. 1795/mo. Gard home 2 bdrm. 2 be. den
Call.iiia. IULn 11M1ll 359Woodlend.873-3eOG to re1pon1lble perty l&IMI b1aM IT•
ARDEN GAOVE· 3 Br, HOO/mo 7 l 4-&4&-H68 Un.f •--11 2 8'. 1 Be. 1 etory, lhaQ -........ ...._ .. ••--YI -trA• 2'i4r '"· Lwc1..v Condo. 2 "-......., .. ,.... Lit,,. I • ......-. ~at°') ---. _, opt & drpe, ptiuu ... ,,_. 2•· I-• 4 Bdrm, 2Y.ba. 2 atory I.ell '-l< 1411 car gat. Fvll amenlt.... dlhwthr. b .. IMd cell Stepe to Sand, Xtr• ltge 1 deluxe lrg. .... r.,.c Palermo mdl. EJt<*lent 17261mo. Ed "4-8171 ~·· 2850 Elden bdrm. Equipped Kit., 111100 mo. 87640r7
,llY• .!.!'!.'-llnenclng. F•• Lend. -·-,_, __ _. -·~--'-mo_e5()... __ 17_N_. __ ~"~ d~·~" .. ~~· Laroe 2 Bf. 1 ea. frplc,
_,. •~ Only 1289.500. Contact ••• -• F=-..;;:-=;;;;.-.;;._;;;;;;;,_•Farnl)' Stzie. 3 bdrm, 2 be kiNG'it;'9i40d;""' parking•. e11ndeok
Only l5000 down pay-JotlnSMe mTI LAMA Country Kit .. Form••---·--·--·---1750 /mo . Y•arl~ ~·dn~n~r'C~~o,~d8o 0~ o.-...
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Co11t Plaza. Security iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1 1116,000. (714)112·?281 1475 KINO, 537•8740 ·~A_Wlll_lmmed ___ . 84_5-5-_2_5_2_1_ -gete, pool• and tennlt WAU<ER & LEE R.E. chg ·-Peallnll 1711 oourtl. Owner wtll c:any1 le Mlle Muffiet •ton • i-....;;_ ______ c..M Uaf. 1411 _.;;.;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;Ba. .......... _M...-.....
ONLY .. 800 c.11 nowt OCEAtfRONT __ ........... -.. -·-·--..... -8udg9t Priced 2 +bonus 8 c Pl 2 8'. 2 Yf'Y. •ture. 970.-6370 • . . Busme' ssmen Tuff•t. along oam• • rm Tone of .. , .. grMt Nr. o. 01a1 au. non emk,., no pell. aeoo IPlder and rMd In 1"-· 111 pd 1 1'+ ct. 8"-'1> 38' 1'i4r ba. pool + dep'a. 2t3/ 7"-'195
NO DOWN I/ vou orr d'>tng Dally Piiot Cla11lfled -. :::0-· 1
111 sa1c and Jecuzzl, 2 oer gar. 257-9792 or (714 \ ( >I l / tl I:. 1: . . . ... bu1111u1 undn o ~~M~..!vf,; =· 637-t/:. c:hg ::!!°Oti~~~47Klda 1 _e_1_weee ______ _
WITH TRADE f"1 c 1111ou1 Bu11ntu ...._.. C.... ... ... ITU
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l••dlate Ptllel· l>v law f8u.irwu ond other thlnge thro11gh 1825. ~ 3 br & den. 810 CANYON TOWN· ITIPI Tl ... llte I Pro/ulWfll Cods. Stt Dally Piiot Cl111tfled bHutlf11I yard. •Int HOUSE, luxl#toUe 2 8' 2 Large 3 Br. 3 Ba. "*1)
Cuttom hOIM 3BA 4Ba. 111900 to 119301 ro fd~ o Ada. Call 4M2·&e111 netghbomood. CNldren Ba. Spectec11ier goll amenltlM. 1 1175. C.f ••es>• 10 Nndy t>each. i f'1c1111ou Bu111u1 it---------1 we6come.Ma-ne1 cour.&lekevww,eep2 Oorotnytn-7175
Prime Laguna Nlgu•I I Nornt StOltrnml and Why tllrow rent away? c • r 0 • r l • • • t Lra 1 9'. nu ap, din rm,'
locatlon. !"1111 pnc.. 11. 11iow 11 publ11htd /or 1 Rant to CMn 38r twnhm, 11200/mo. &«-2418. t>lkt from bMch. 1575
850,000. 1 four conHc1A11w tDttlu j no dn, no quallfylng. Ind utl. Ut-MOO
AOENT644-8513 jWE al lht DAILY 1 1200-12300 negol. A111t9atl lua!U .. BAYFRON'T. 1 BR. 1 BA. l Pr l..OT con http 1111th peymente. Shared ap-1...,_....................................... frig '"'""5/ 1 t 1-... ~~~~~~~~~!both Call llw LECAl. preol1t1on evall. Wiii lt1MI I f°A.O d :':'. ~ ~ i;'
SElL Idle Item• wltll 1 DEPARTMENT at trlda.Sue8't·5551 ha111ala 2't'J 8444128.
Dally PllOt CIMlltled Ad. 542-021 £rt 332 for lut. IMd n41 Smell t BR ept, rww crpt, -,.-__.-..... ------
642-58711. further 1n/ormoJion drpa MH -w lfl!
2 bdnn. 2 be. den, pool, • 87Moee
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2 Br. 2 Ba. Condo ...... 9C
Pt111, 1vall Jan 1.
'550/mo. 751~181
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2 ba dn 2 bolt tl)k'a Rt'dU4'«1-Sl,OOO,OOO. Ml -·
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New 4 br, 4 'h ba, roal.Om French Norm.ndy
FMt.t.e 1.2 prim!!~ hilltop $1.250,000.
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Orii\ado lsl&nd cwt. bllyfront lot. 85' boat
dodL PlaM av.U N~ $3701000 w /tc'(J'NI
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EXP~A. c1rpenter doH "!l!a t wt l!LECTRICIAN Prtoed In CALI. AIOHARO '"'!I CASH OR PVMT · .,~.. Hvbet Aool...,_,,,11 typee ---• '"' __ 1,. 1 en Chud! Nowt Ma.2873 • "AUUNO a CLLAN·UPS .. ......a 1 --I
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DIRECTORY -------••Hplng ,, .... 11 ........ eom.,.thiv. r•t• _.,.,_. ... NllUMt we WASH WINDOW& ' •••
REMODEL/REPAIR ~1 • t LIC'O ELECTRICIAN mat•. 8"&·0737 -,.,, No OWftlml 730-1363 '•rthlng lnlal'lof ~n , Fat • Prol-..ional
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SlorH, olllc••· homH Outll wortl·RMI ,.,.. H .... n .; ..a.1111 HANOINO/STAIPPINO Don I r-ool. repair •1 Ouallly wOOI guatlll\eac
•Pll Cu1tom cabln111 Chlld car.. my home, Ml Fr• Ml Tom 93 1•507211 ' Fumaca-pool-wllet' hMt, -A8C MOVING· ~MC Scott 646-9326 lracuon ot H 857·2890 1 Fr• •llm&te M&-731 •, • 1
etc 20 yr1 In a111 ex pl/time NWpl Shor• U pl! etectronlC llOn MN-410 Quiet!, Careful Sefva ROOFING REPAIRS ' ,,.,. •
Boncle<i,lna Ltc 191801 area.Rtra.641..t1M TOP QUALITY WORK HOMICAAE·AEPAIR I WedopaetdnQ552..o.410 Expert waUcovertng tn-Small joba O K Fret ·' •;
I p • 1° m b 0 c 0 n II I I. Splrltull b&Md Chlld· .AT REAS. RAUS ! paint, yard. Free ha~I ..... Clt .. la1 STAAVINO COLLEGE ltaltetlon. Reu. ConlUI· 111tma-... Call Tom O• ..... Uw ...... ' I
1 962·83t4 care In love a total ae-Lied. Joel 973•75"-4 ffM .. t. 7151-43•5 , -STUDENTS MOVING lent AHlgnml. 6Sl-8090 Chuot(, 542~92 Thll all conlrac1or. 'jlltlC •1,
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S&S Aapt\H 831-4199ltcl roomh $5S7G50. coucn, S10, Chlld Care: Sam lo epm klndl. Prompt -~ Rea. No Job too Small -·-Pl I ·~·' ''" Senict 1ract0<• Mld COf\IWl'Ml'I c r · uer elm Piii HOUM, enack1, yard "°u" abll coit 142-11126, 8'1111 85C).3099 evee IP&llU Plll1l by Richard Sinor. Lie I llltf M!U1 conllK:I Mary Grondle •
... h • lat I •-odor. CrJ>I r9')&1r 15 Yrt or part time. 842·21195 &42·274l Cleanlng Service. c.... 280644 14 )'fl of t\ap9y ED'S PLASTERING U LOW RATES U (714) 568-4088 with lln! ·'·' • a ·--n. 1 ••P· Oo work my•ell nlnMt IS na•t to Godll· J local cu11omat1. N .. 1 paten.. lnV••t TrM trlm/remov, cleer que1t1on1. Con1rector'1 '·
Flb1rgl1 boll repair ·1 Rett. !154-0123 Clt1aia1 Sem en Fualtan ltflal1~la1 1 .. u., n .... &42·8809 Thank YQU, 831-4410 ReltUCCOI. 845-8258 upl, mowing. SS-4-7017 St••• UoenN Board, 21 ' ' •
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A rtantl Uaf. Atutatala Va . AJU!!ltatl Val. .... , 2tOO Oftice ltatab 2t14 ltt1111 2922 Ptrataah Jtl2 ltlt Waat.. 1100 Btlt Wut.. 9100 AHliaaetl 1111 ... :·
C..ta •na 27H C.ata .... 2724 lrriat fl44 Room. lnclud11 Brk111 , llWNIT OlmR S10tage Spece 12·x18'3&" i;;iiifiliiiiiiiiii••iiiiiiii CUSTOMER SERVICE: PllT TIME I I llY IPft.WIOll ''•
Lrg 2 Bd. 8Mtn celllnge, Walnut Sq. Condo, 2 Br 2 eack lunch, u .. ol Kitch· Full s.rv~ Sult" door. $70/mo. plus $70 UllA A Yllll'I Expanding NB Credi I eves Md/or w"keno• L• 1157-8133 UY na TL I I I d lh 0 I .,, and Lndry $300/mo. •• o-AA•-.. MC. dtpOlll 1173-4154. PHOTO MODELS Ctrd Co. hll po11tlon R-~ .......... *"ultl, -o 1 o woo ru u , Ba. den, g11, A/C. petlo, Cloae 10 but & ~"" •• _.,. -v...,...._,_ _. v•-Y• ... 3 large bdrm Hrv bar. $460. 2258 $700. e50.8839 Fe meta only Aei·;· le6() .. Furn/untvrn Newport Beach. ESCORTS/DANCERS open In cu1lomer eerv. 21. with outatandlng II· Y• .. trplc, palfo Maple. 873-8803 01 All you need fOt one OUTCALL 24 HRS dept Applicant mu1t tractive penonalltlea 10
Y• ... garege. pool 548-7356 La1u1 1e&c• 2741 845-7629 monthly,_, ·-OIFT CERTIFICATES have pleaeant telephone •Ork wllh youlh (lgH v ..... $875.Nopeta. .. .. YTt••BERS . Room,pvtenlrlllCe&Ba. 840-5470 ... aoaac•••••• AVAIL. mlntlef", be aQijresalve, 10·14). Cell 2-SPM, REFRIGERATOR
&45-3381 875-5949 1 er""'11r..:;'~ 1 pool Large Studio with ltllmen. working man. Laguna haauceanll 3002 111..0ltl con1clentlou1 & 11111• 642-4321. ut. 3•8 Like,_, lro« ffM
weitalde 2 Br. •love & ....... ·1·e .=;-IO 1 ~-near beach, 1hopplng Beectt. 1250 49•....,.Sll *HI.ID IFftOll* mollvlled E•P pre E O.E 11155 893-GOeO .. ,,.. ,,... ..,,.... $385/ lncld Kl 1 o Contlet W Duncan, reltlge, 1-'Y dec(l(atad $.460 &4&-9 mo • ut at 1 M FREE RENT SCRIM LETS Cvatom ,.,,tuy Pllone I Mon-Fri 8 am . 4-30 pm P~Ml lrH lt Tta 1112 No pet• ~/mo. Wet9f 399 w Bay SI mo + $500 MC to move ltttlt, ...... 2904 1 room IO 2800 lq It " • Converullon with Batbel 769-7a0o. . . ms IEIH p 1 1 d , 1 n d r y t a c · In. Hotel <All1ornla Apia I From t t 18 a aq 11. Adj I MC/VISA 2• hre ~2. 2 Br w/ger, up1111r1, L • • v e me I I• g • 8 [AC H I R [A I Alrporter Inn & Frwy1. ANSWERS Gall 638--0701 llotllTlll ULIS Make ••Ire SS helping LftUU UI m $-416/mo. No pel1. Ref• 494-~797, •93-7137 ft Call AM 833-3223
1
F 1 youth carrier• promote Allectlonate~laylul IYllL HW req'd. 362 Victoria MOBILE HO .. E·. t Br, w/ $84/Wk 1617 w••tcllll, N.B 2~E Brazan . Wagon SPIRITUAL REAOll~S PIT, /T, •Int comm a.. their own Htlbllshed "'"""'need• hOml.
L 1 8 f I e..w1e1 ... ... " Flake · Quaint Advice In all maltere, wor1I. In OC. Muat have rout••· u 1ture. outgo· .. ~ .... , erg• r · re r ge, llvlngroom. Prlv beach, 10 .. ...,.,. '""· 11 11t. noor T ftalr r~ •-'~ .... ,, traJn .., 842-0100 te9-1221 laundry= car """"'..,. WAL Z , love. marriage & bull· ~ """"• .. , · Ing. attracllve perent11 ~·No.,... • 25imo Dalu•• 2 Bdrm, bit In. prlv pool $500/mo Incl Refngerator-Mald-Pool Agent 541-5032 "Orllldma, that old di... nee• Aleo couneellng. &40·5249 I"""' ,_.son, ~ ......... ~call' ""'• ,......1. dtwhr, bbq, jecuul on u 111 . Av a 11 Jan 1 NWpl Blvd & WlllOn __ .._~ ....,~.. --•--,.,... ...--............ f--1 11tA4a 9 3 1 w 19th. st bl f w vu 1•9 s m 0 49e-5930 an •30 Cost• Mesa 5•8-1175~ Altpor1 •rM -Ellec Sul· 11 .. -.... IOVndl n~,. 1815So El c ... '" .... Real. DECORATOR ASSIST. 2-5PM. M·F 842-4321,,;;..::u=u-tan=-----------
54&-04112 828-5147 Pina Knot Molal on Cout , .. From 226-460 lq " = ... G~~!;:i':.. ... ~:i S111 Clem. 492-7299 Full or pit, n111r t0t dee ,_•_x1_34_e_. ____ _
.... &Simo. 2 Br. 1•;. B•.E.elda lrg 1 er. huge lt!'Jlfl1~ flit Hwy, NB Step• t c ~r.'7tioMany1rtru,_1o_me_11_·1_t_11e_1_wA_L_TZ._'_' *T'llUTIWT* =~for lnllN· REAL ESTATE **I BUY** upper unit, all blt-ln1, walk-In cloeet 11., W7D --ocean Wkly rate• ·-2• hr Qutcell M.i CIC'• SllMman. Neid 1 ·~ Good ueed Furniture &
carport, lndry rm, b•I· hOOk p ~ $42S/mo NO FEEi Apt •• Condo MS-0«0 EDllTIYI llntl Lttl a '".. 3804 889-1111• Oentld rlanced pef&on In cont-Appllence.-OR I Wiii ...
C01iy u · · rentals. VIiia Aentala. I 1-;;;;;;;;;;iii;;;;;iml Experienced R 0 .A. mefcial & lndu1trlal real or SELL for You 0
627 W. Wiison No pet.I. Suzan 631-0213 875-4912 Broker. IED & PLAOEl ~~~Ow K~rtt:'. I• EICtlTI I --.S needed tor Orthodontic Miii• for• IUCOellM & lllSTEU lltTIH
Tll 11cmrt Ul-1IOI 2 Br 1 Ba. 111 fir, Pallo. 2 Br. 2 Ba. lrom 1525. No RH1on1ble lllH. Kit· llonal Image high. Pr• 2• hourw ·call ~199 pracilce In MINlon Viejo growing firm
crpt, dr•t .. · llove a pell. Acrou from New· a-iettes pt\Onet tNld ltlglOua Waetdltf ar .. OI FOUND ADS 1--------_Ar_ .. _830_-_3_70_3___ Bel t wortclng condlllon1 ....... IH-1121
lllTllT II D / w 4 7 S I m o port Beech Golt Courea 1ervlce, i ch1nnel mo· Ne•pdrl BHch 881 1 laaaa· 111 a. on-1 OrOM Country. No
2 8r, IY. Ba twnhse 558-9550. 716 Shalimar. 545-•855 vlH. SANDPIPER MO· Dover Or. Ste 14 AR[ FREE • Speclll~Mreq\kad
Bullt-lna. laund rm. A TEL. 1M7 Nawpcwt Blvd 631-3151 Flaaaciat ~reoor Yect11 Corp. ~ gar,~'~*· Ar.-. pool, ~ w~~ ~y,'°'~ CM 84M137. Cal·. Room & bath In Ila! motile 1831 Placentta. C.M.
In Newport Beech I HY FlllllTllE I 7141646-5051 L.. 957-8133
Rtalh!lle =
'"'11 Pet I<. /p •.pvt pcllo. x Ira gard-do. 112001mo w/dodl. DELllE Sim home, 'it blll to ocean •-1 -~~Aw an. 2 Br. $580. 557•2841 $1000 wttt\ovt. 850-1100 ~.....,. ...... ......,....., ......... -.--. Wiler Frtlt INc 142·1171 Furn or unturn. l250/mo nut ---
2531, 231• s.n1a All• 2 Bd. 1 Ba, rad«xlratad, _M_r_•_· L_ong_..;;._____ hllll lllrlap OH4t I 1. 501,q 11. Laue.,~~~~~~~~~ 111/lllt. Av.II .i.. 1. Refa
Call for apc>t gar, pool. Clllld OK. No Newport He6gtlt• 1 bdrm 2 BR. iha on golf tour· 114a......,..., M-F, 9-5 1:; pl••"· Call aft e pm,
TSL Mgmt ·• 642·1803 c:•· 1550/tnO. 13119 A I be, carJ)O(t, 'Gd -N . Month of Jan Of wtdy, OFFICE SPACE FOR L09I C.M., Baller/ P1&1I• _H0-6644 _______ _ -ITUlf-•••f ar.84 l-07a:t tlon. S425. Call Jana 71•1752 -0088 01 L"' .. SE 700 " II rtno. FE ~/mllC, Bnc,
"" • ..__. 848-7800 e19/328-6837 ""' · •q • •x Ten, Wht. "Mldnlte" ••8!1 It Ltaa 4124 2 Br apt1 avail. Poot epa, Dau Pliat 2721 --------i--------~~toe 848-7728 862•7 .... 2 REWAROI -
No £xparlence Req.
Make up lo $13/hr
Starting pay. F11111Pert
time avail. In OU!' publl-
c 1 II on. Cell today fot
appt. 537-2880 KING
chg laund rm. No pell Im-*** * I Br. Y••rty. gar pkng, •-•~ It I'---.... .em-...,... IElPfttU mad 0cx:up ltpa to bMctl 1485/mo HD ...,. .._ I loll Sm Blk Terri )( E.nglneerl • lnt«etted In 2 Brl526. ~ 2 Bt, 2 ea. day• 73 t -6448 nH So Laguna 3 Arch Bay Male Lott 12-13 Vie la on the way f0t your mre Income.
965 w 1111h SI. or'tto/ tor the dl8cttmlnat· 875-3218 RM ... 11 343 A 600 IQ ti 11P avd At1ania1 Magnoll• A.-money prob61ma. l.owes1 760-73n
TSL u..-...., ... 1,... Ing. 1950/mo. Agent ---------w/good hwy Vlllblllt) a62 . rat•, tmer.-~ coat. _... .......... ,, 714/~. 3BR 28A do. lo beect\ Flllllll •97-1361 wwd "6-t3 2 1at, 2nd. 3rd TO'I. Clill l:llpef'~ TrllCt Loan
1 Br c9ndo, MacArthur P • t Io, p 1 t • o k • y ~ & ,_ OC T 0 on our expertl 11 no Ptoc111or. Mu1t hive Vlllap•· pvt nate, 1p1, IPL ltac'-21•t 1700mo 873-3728 --·agency. PRIME L A 1 N; n._ LOST male BLACK/ ooet Rey ·Hpert111 In FHA/VA
I• 11 • , All chn1I tcr-* with bldo. 1100 IQ ti °' °"' WHITE SH ITZU VIC . 667-1422 ~...,. XJnt benem Q tenn 1 • •n · llllPIPll IPll 1 Ir, 1 IL photoe & ,....,.._. be divided . On PCH, Avocado/ waterfront I ~·~ffloe envtro~:
clyL ,S500.M5-711M ALOVELYPLACE .,.......... ~~ Nawpoft2:3'e"ws~by OdM . 12-18112 RE-......... l.D.'141• menl. Cell Trec:y
TO LIVE Pref• '9mala, new 3Sth The r~-:W ~ a ... . OHi WARD 875-4465 I.& u--714-130..()871 2 bdrm, 1 be, comp. ,.. •Homey/Pvt I a 2 Br & Balboa. ... 50 MC dee> Hwy, NB Agt e~U-1400. .. ....
dee Patio. Ger. Large •Pool/•ft*,..,.,. ..,. __ .,.,. ••• 1 •'h off• to .. wtlo 11_. •••iaaan Fouur.. y...,,....., ;117,........_ ...... ~ ......
un11. S5251mo. 551-e130 •s ~--111utty ,,_ .. _,,__ ,_, • ptace Exec '&:.::i l:,p, Lab~".Ac H'a,i,;',,w;;; ~ 1n , .. a 2'r.cJ FILLIW Tll 111
2 Br. frplc. wood beam l1nd1c1ped 1urround-1550/mo. Bechelof Pen-•=m U 1·18" HC'y """ cont rm·· canter. Owner Identity TD'• 19'49
ce111no1. El alde, p•llo. klOI ~ v...i11ea, pool, kit., mall handtg." Rff: oolar. &48-3810 Robt. 8a1tiar NH/CM W0tk and p1ey In Palm
Learn how to te. 2 IOlld OU deeatl, 1 a.
Our ttalnlng will give you o.nu. 4 dlalrl Debby.
Ille knowtadge you need, '42-357e
and our ln-houH pro-King etza waterbed. Mllp6e
jecl1 wlll give you the w/boollahetVel. Beet OC· p(o0uct. t,r. 857-6088 ~ AM
650-19>40 Ot ~·
Receptionist J ... !!! tll4
Emerald•: Rubi••. Sap-Newport Center Law plW•. etc at .tlOIHlll Arm • good phone and
typing atllll1, 1111. lo• price• or below•
8t*le. l4G-1seo S40-8M8
RHld•l\l Manager tor ~ llll
WOtMM llC:ohol retleblll-
tellon pr°l,rem. Good LIYI Ill lllll
beneflJ•. alary open. 9ouquat1 ot 30 Helium
Cell 648-554t 8aloona.. P.mct fOf ..
Aal'*Klllt ~eeping oec:a1lon1 l holldaya.
Oellvered •"ytlme atteindant needed The 81'S-44111 Towera Rell, Suri &
Sartd Hotel Must ~ FNlher plliows cieaned.
E~•,;, Call Donna 11nlll1a4. New Down-.. . proof t1c111no lncl'd
t.ied yd Very oory No •Mr Frwya & lhopplnQ •P•. security gate. •ll1M/F to lhare Sbr 2'~ba ponaiw to your bu*"-R.E. ~ Bd Raal1~ I Spr1ng1, Laa Vegu, and
pita. S5115/mo, 1250 •Quiet area amanltlM, no pell. Call condo In N.B 1270/mo need•. Adj. 405 Fwy. In I llllU. ..... ltd :i S.2-2171 5"46--0e11 tllOr1.,... damonltrll·
dep. 631--0921. • No pet•: flJm 9Yall for appt. Inc utll Oll-80e4 OI F.V. lndlv. olca. Mo/mo. WIDOW HAS la fOf TO'• Ing exclHng MW product. ll14) 147-1111 TSL Mgmt 6"M603 975-42511 1 from $325 963-e..45. I t lt ltltf tf lit• RE loena, IOK Up. No , Traln~ogram to be
I SALES PEOPLE needed 842-44170
ptrl·tlme or l11ll-llm1, *UllC* I high potential w ground
1 U , 2 U , al... e0e1 Holland Cr, HB WlllU IEITIU Need Roommata to atlar• 1111 ···-- ., .. , ...... ., ••• Credit Check No Pttn-1 ~lh ~_...~~-Trroupavel. Newly decor. •• pd, B1wn Slater/W.,,,., 3 & 4 Br ClOM to watw, tNtna ~. '300/mo +'A ...--.., ....,,_....... _ _,
encl ~· dwehr, ~01· otl Beed! turn & unlurn, reeaon· UUI Ken 857•11559 tranaportatlon • hfftlt.IEWlll any. ~ a Aaaoc
AttractMI NStlc upatllr• I S42..e817 or 84&-7•711 873-7311
880. peta. 842· 73 able. all 1menlllH M/F IOt 3 br betilmt 1pt, ~:"1no~~· ::/:.
HWPT HOT9-1Br, pvt~ Btokflf 875-4912 Nwpt Bch Non1mkr I nge Mull be well
Mtllno. We auppty daak, 21'9 I YUll nBI apaoa, eoP* You aup-
tlo, no peta. $375 mo + $310 mo. 548-• 148 groomed and 11ert Im·
dep. 842-5722 Avall lmmed madlalely. F0t Interview. PARK N PORT
ply pt\One & sas ~ mo pr , ....... 3012 seo.ooo ts~ s yr note &
deek. Calf 8«-7211. 2nd TO befllnd 178,000
Wlr/ldfl, large 1 Br, ctNn.
up1t. 717 Jamee St. 29 Y'M' old Vice Pr.Iden! call &48-3337, 11 AM • 4 COU~Y CLUB LIVING of me)or Corp. wlll "'"' PM, uk tor June Prldg-
APAqTMOHS For L .. M -Off1ce 3 rma. FAMOOS CICUS BofA, 111 on a 1150,000
1200 ~ It GooO trefftel vacation home In lh•
Maiioos Trlnl:r., Alpa. Pll)'a $750
IN NEWPORT BEACH 3 bdrm, 2 be 2500 IQ ti an.
Slnglea 1 a 2 Bd•m hou1e with one prof
1370/mo.
M0-197g
good 1 gn & upowre.
1 ... 23 e.acti Blvd HB. , mo. I for $-48,000.
Cell 83 I· 7900 All 8 & M1111g• Perlor. Gor· (714) 240-8123 wt!dyl.
'600, UtllltlH paid, 2 •lllfll WILi Apartment• 1 Townhou mala. 1450 mo. EHi· bdrm, I ba. $250 Secur· lrg 2 1 3 BR townhoule -bluff, Newport 8Hch.
lty, Cell s.tfl s.1~6~ llP(I, enc:lgat. trptc Near From $580 _640-__ 7_043 _____ _
'*SPIOllll 1 .... 1-Nnt. Hrbr from $5.45 On Jamboree Rd 11 Prof r.m. 21-35 no emit,
Swimming pool, crpt1, ChlldlWI OK. ~7 s.n Joequln Hhtl Rd. to lhr pert ~ 2 Br IPL
dr•f .. • 9arden apt. 2 bdrm, 1•n b• twnhM, f44.11to 1220rmo a ~ .iec CM,
S3 0 . 7 5 2 • 2 2 11. S•t5 + $376 dep. Nr OCEANFRONT-3 Br. 2 Ba. M5--IM02 aft epm.
842-7312 Agt. No peta. e.ach Blvd at McF•d· upper unit, frplc, gar. M/F to lhlr• ,_ 2 bdrm,
2 er du9leJC w/enci. gar, den .. Quiet older paraon I 125o1 m 0 . yr 1 y 2 ear gar W11tllda CM
redecorated . good prlfd,nopeta 893-4894 875-2725, 873-4585 duPex S27Smolnciutll
nelohaorhood, 1496. 14•5. 2 Br 2 Ba, pool, -730-7207 da, 840-5524
558-5001 petlo, klda OK. NO S*I ON THE WATER· Com· _rt_Bob ______ _
wt!ndt 831·9309
Office apaoa '°' ..... 1 to
"· ssgs1mo Ullla paid, Ii<, ground floor. 1055 El
Camino Dr.CM 3 blk1 E
of Fairview & Adami.
754-1040. Mr Tracy.
Office for r•nt Newport
Bcti, 1130/mo. Small wt·
thin •••c 1ulte. Call
640-0919.
LOWER YOUR OVER·
g;:: glrtl to ..w YoU trom 10 AM unttl 4
AM 1 days a weak. Fr ..
buffet. 7111 No Ha(bor
Blvd. F"""1on
l14-llM112
ALL MAJOR CREDIT
CARDS ACCEPTED
ucm11
(819) 7~3048 -• ·nd
lit.+ ......
$26,355 note eecure.
TD on 1 unite In Le.
Beech. .,.,.., I 13,9l
.,_, of 1203,000. w
pay olf In • mo.. s..t fOf S21,500. 2•0-8123: or
ava/Wtcnda •93--' 183.
Emalnaat
I• 1 s .. 2 Br. 1 Ba. EatMde, yard, &48-teee, M0-7.tM ptefefy fWl'IOdil6ad, 2 Bf, •HOUSEMATES HEAOI IODEU
garaoe. $550/mo Chlld 1 Br & 2 Br. refl'lg, bvlttlnl, 2 Ba, lrpl, belrl'I cell, jac ROOMMATES* Prof. want• to eubleua *hi... 11t111nt ln1 marketing
ok, no 1>911. 841-07113 drapH a carpel No Boal dock & oar avall El1abllehad 12 ~I par1 ol your office. •II f9PI, F&C lie PNlf. Send
Frw to l'Mldaflt1 ot CM1
lrvlne/NB •ho are un-
employed. Y.M .C A
Membar1hlp, 1ncludln9
Mroblc tltne ... racll.et·
ball, we6gtlt llftlng. & Lap
Swimming Cell GlldV-I ..2-9980
MARKETING
MGMT
TRAINEE
nr oppty. For mOt"e Info MAGIC ISL.ANO
cell 831 • 1847 Chart• MemberlhlO
SECRETARY STAFF AS· l940 ~7870
SIST tor gen contreet0t CRAFTSMEN COROt.ESS
In a last pac.d exciting ELECTRIC ORIU. USED
atrnoept\ere. EJll)flf req 7 TIMES, COST 168
Contact Shelley (71•) SELL FOR $30. IN-
1167~ Cl..UOING CHARGER 'flla.ll l&LU UNIT. 902-5355
Wa wtll train. No eKP9fl· Pool labia, $35. Sola ~ anca ~· Evening w l gold cover and cu·
work Very ea1y 1111 lhk>n $35.
Gvwantead hourly waoe 762-5652 + t>onv• ptan. c 111 Mr. Iliac w..... 1121 Spencer 754-6801 ==·...-.-------= Q?'7 W11tre11'1, W1ller1, &
Bartendere over 21.
Mull have exper, Ar>r*Y
In p111on. El Matador
RHtaurant. 1788 N•w·
PMI BIVd .. C.M.
WIREllDUSE
PLEASE HELPll I need 3
0t more FOSTORIA NA-
VAR RE Wine Gobl•ll
WUI pay up 10 S25 ..,.._
oa. Call 5'48-7314 daya
Ot 6-42-18811 tv9I
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.· ---------• Pata M0-2e75 1876/mo yrty. Contact •An r.r1 ~ad· ~1 0t 557-8t97 Tt•olt* Reeume to: Cluatfled Ad PtH£ BLUFF APTS . David 8'40·5472 or •Pflotoe t.Men• #&57, Delly Piiot PO Bo•
2 Br. 2 Ba. Child ok. 1>11· CONDO 2 bf, ltA ba. quiet 80~740 Speetel ,_..off to all wtlo lllNlf ... I. Beautlf\JI mOdell for the 1680, Coata M .. a. Ca
110. view, frplc, encl1d end unit. Pool, rec room. need• place. Prime Newport location, dlacrlmlnallng, who low f-92_e2_7_ ....... .,,..,..----=-
gar .. gH 11ove. dl1h·1 ••nnl1 c~rte. = S~lo pent1tiou:e·s~o-111-4114 TU IUT below market, 700-2000 ......... ......,._ 1 __ ..... .."BYSITIEA W"NTEO wuhlN, ec>•. lndry rm. fllmllhed, Mty .., comm. 62.,, haton 1 f Call 7 /859-7000 ., .. .,.,.......... """"' ..,. "
l&!IO/mo. le75. Fir•• ;. 1u1 mo. 7ee-6800 n0.2313 Shr lro l\on'le or c:ondo, JoAnn FOf 2-Yf-olf boy. Part/
SPMC 031-t107 rent p1u1 deaning dep<>-11t l11t depo1lt utlll ---------OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK full tllM. AaJw•icaa,..
2 Bdrm Cotteoa ell ee2...:Je1 lu Cltatatt 2'171 IMIM-479, 182-244g luiatu ltatali2tH 111-1111 :h~':P;~11 t•5·0817
M9Ulde Large 1 Br IUpar dellrl 2 Br 2 Ba. nr Sen Cl•· Roommate M/F needed 10 1885 PARK, c M
~e!ll9
No Etperience
R 'ed
No Eaperlanc1 Raq Mall.I up to S 12/l'lr .. .,,.
lno pay. Full/P•rt·ll~
1vall. In our pvbllcltlon
Call today for appt.
537-2880 KING chg Mother 1hort of CHI\ ,
Madi tin 10 wat9Ult • •
WOMAN • Comp111lo· ata.n '* 8-yf.-old IOtl °" . ' nate. llvlng alone In N B In hie 1urflno care•~·,
area, w/Hlff bdrm to Head for Sent• to ~ ,
board and Oll'9 tor well-under the tree. Call
behfted. affgtltly hand-• n • • • r • d • 5 7 &. 1c1pped achoo! girt, 3 &42~. 24 l'n
X25Bdan,031-1755 Clo•• io beach . ment• Hoep •• patio, 1har• 3 BR hO\IH In ~.!'~•10f9,!12~850A8von VISA MC ABYSlnER, p/I for 9 ---------1 1395/mo MWty dec.orat.d •••a. Col1• Mesa 21·35 yrt ....., 9q. " a car mo. old, lOlllnQ Gfwwt-~~~~o 914--8870 8112-8'16 gu po, 1 •e111mo.' old. l2so si« mo. p1u1 'A oarege. e..1-8 77. T·llUff'I ;'e~~a type . Raf.
l e35/mo .. vaulted oell: • -2 ... wl,.,.,-. ..,......, 891-1844 ulll.7Wk da all t PM G a I Inga, fr1>1c, dbl g11, pool, Tiu;;: c10.i'to b':;h. 2 Br, s..eo. y.arly, na. 831• 233 c..aL ltatal1 2tll ~.~ .. g rl• (lo go)...,_A_B_Y_S_IT_T_l_A_w_a_n_ted-.-2
spa. $496/mo. 984-48H. dacOf. pool, nr beach, • lfflt leu8'M For LHH: Ollloe and•----------cHtONn&.'L~· tee W. 19th. &46-2738 892-8115 bul. No 1>911. 4M-e277 °' apt to at1are In Pto-•hoe> er" 8tOO aq ft.
montOf)' Potnt. « eqvlv Coeta Mele. 11782/mo.
melltiBJIU
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f
644-03&, Cell 846-936t
•
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Mon-f'.r1 11 AM lo I PM
to °""'9 to ""f bOf"8 IW. MariM H.8 Cell Mfora
ti AM 993-8301
:=~Peo911 Only
• Call 2• Ho!Jra
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nigh II par wll.. non-~ o
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ATLAS CHIYSLll..f'LYMOUTH
2929 Harbor Blvd • Costa Mesa Tel s.t&-1134 3 bloctls
• south ol San Diego Fr-•y ol1 ~bof SAvd. Complete
• body lt\09 Sales Service Parts Swvlce Dept open
Mood~ lhru Friday 7 30 A.M to 5 30 PM. and 8 A M to 5
P.M. on Saturday
alACH IMPOITS
64• Dove Street. Newport Beacf'I. Tel 752-0000 Call ua.
we're Iha 1peclall1t1 tor Alla Romeo. Peuoeot, Saab &
M8Mtall.
YHIODOH IOllNS fOID
Modern ...... eervlc:e. parts. body, paint & Ure depta.
Competlltw rat• on lease & dttty r.,tals. 2080 Hwl>or
Blvd .• Costa Mesa. 841-0010 or 540-8211
JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MllCUIY
2826 Hatbor Blvd., COlta Meta. Tel 5-40-5830. 57 Years of
frlendl)' famlly Hrvlce -Orenga Coun1y·1 oldest
UftCOln·M«~ry deaterahlp.
MAP WITH THE NUMIERS IN THE BOXES
NIWPOIY DATSUN
888 DoYe Street. Newpor1 ~. Tel 833-1300. At the
trtwlgle of Jambofee. MacArthur & Brlatol behind Vlc1orla
Statt0n Sales. Setvlce. Leulng & Parts We make grMt
dea!•'
• NAIDI CADILLAC
2800 HarbO< Blvd .. Costa Mua. Tel. 540-0100. Orange
County's Lar11e91 Cadlllac dealer. Sales Service._ Laulng.
• SADDLllACK IMW/SUIAIU
28402 MwgU«lle Pkwy., AYery Pkwy. exit
We otter what no bani! or ie ... company can: 1. E>epertty.i
staffed. moat modem NfYloe & parts dept.: 2. One of the
Southland's moat Hperlenced sales I leasing atllff: 3.
Eltmlnatlon of the rmddteman by leaalng deeter dlfecl
131·2°'40 Mllllon Viejo <49M949
• CHICK IVlllON POISCHl·AUDl·YW
415 E Coaa1 Hwy., Newpot1 Beach 873-0900 The only
dealership In Ofange Coun1y wtth thne three great makff
under one roof!
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13800 Beach Blvd , Wutmlna1• Tel 802-6851 Ofange
County·a oldat and 1ar11e91 Pontiac deal9'shlp Sates,
Service. Parts
• DICK MILLll flAT/LANCIA
''Probabty Iha IOWMt priced Flats In So'-lthern CallfOfnla"
(Located t mUe notth ol South Cout Plaza
near Main St. end Warner Ave. In Santa Ana)
120 W Warn.r. Santa Ana 557-2132
• SANT A ANA DA YSUN
2001 E 17th StrHt. Santa Ana. Tel. 658-7811. Your
Orlolnat Dedicated Oet~ O..ler
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We've moved! Out new locatlon ta 1425 &Mer Street. Coate
Mee&. Tel S<eS.3334. Stop by & vtllt our modet'n ahowfoom
and '" why we're the 't Muda dHler In Southern
CaHfornla. Sales, Service, Pane 911d L"afng.
COSTA MISA DATSUN
2845 Harbof lllvd . Coala MeN Tel. 5-40-6410 Serving
Ofanoe County '°' 16 years t Mlle So. 405
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(Home of Wlllle the Whale) 5440 Garden Grove Blvd •
Weatmlna1er Tel 636-4010
• OIANGI COUNn VOLVO
10 120 Garden Grove Blvd .. Garden GroYe
Tel 530-9190 Exclusl\/'91y Volvo to cover all your VOivo
requirements.
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Freeway cioM In the heart ol Orange County at Garden
GroYe Blvd. & Bro<*hU<at.
CONNILL CHIVIOLIT
2821 Harbof Blvd.. Costa Mesa Over 22 year1 Mnlng
Orang• County Sale•. teasing, 19rvlce Call 548-t200.
epectel pena nne. 548-0400. body ahop line: 754-0400
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M ONDAY, OECEMBEH 21. 1'HI;.> lllU\NI ·' C .(JIH~ I 't' ' "'II CJHt,11\ 2'> C ENTS
Laguna
to buy
2 trams
By STEVE MITCHELL °' .............. What'• blue and white, worka
only 1oeven weeb a year, and
• coata about $110,000 for a
ma1Ched Rt?
Two r.;atr .trama that lA8una offid.a1a hope to
purchue u replacementa for two
a1tn1 models before next
summer's buay arts festival
....an.
Laauna Beach City Council
meml>ers ordered aides to
prepare 1pecificationa for the
,purchase of two propane-
powered trams -but not before
one council member argued that
perhaps the costly vehiclee could
be ~ yeer round.
The two trams currently in
l.Aauna'• pool of bu8e9 are used
onfy during the seven-week
festival aeuon, carting viaiton to
and from the three art festivals
1n lAguna Canyon.
Councilman Robert Gentry
augested the city ahouJd explore
the pomlbllity of purchu1ng new
trams with remoVab1e windows.
That way, he aaid, the city
could cloae up the open-air
vehiclee and uae them in the fall.
winter and apring along with the
dty'a fleet of six -regular buaee.
But Mayor Neif Fitzpatrick
araued that the two open-air
trams m!gbt lut a lot longer if
they are used only during the
summer festival aeuon.
"It'• ie. wear and tear," the
mayor said.
The two exiating trams were
~un:baaed by the city in 1971
from Lake Foi:.eat reaLe.a----
aeenta. who uaed them for two t':!.'° abutde potential home
:--'f';;;.y Brandt, the city'• atrector of munJdS>a} mervice9,
4-kl the two 13-year-d.d tnma
will probably be eold at auction.
· Be nld the new vehicles,
fXpected to cost about ~~.ooo
~. lhould last between eiatit ind 10 years, and be re.dy lor me by dUa IUJDmer.
: Meanwhile, the council turned
down a auggeation that two ~~ered "San Franmco
Crolley ' type vehicles be ~ 1nltead of trams.
·: ''They're ~ much cuter_," aaki ~woman Sally Bellttue.
But City Manager Ken Frank
aid the trolleys bold only 22
~n. The trams hold 30.
Heavy winds
due on coast . : Blah winds and ooniinued oold
temperatures are expected along the Orange Coast toni1bt ana
Tue.day, the National Weather
Service aa1d today.
• Santa Ana wind conditions,
prompted by a high pressure
s,ystesn in the interior regioll of
the state, should besin late today' IDck1na up winds between 30 and
ao mph in acme areu Tue.day t
NWS off:ldala said.
· The winds may warm coutal
areaa to about 65 degrees
Tue.day. But nighta will be oold
with &ow. between 38 and 48.
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Winging out the old year
Nothing like a stiff breeze to sweep away the last sands of 1982.
The gusts propelled Larry Taugher who said the only drawback
was that "your arms get tired" which might also have been the
opinion of the gull at Newport Pier.
Structure's inside view has appeal
Local college
tuition talks
resume
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN or ... D.-,,.......,
No tuitlon fees or additional
budget cutj.have been approved
for California'• community
collegea, as state legislators
continue to debate propoeala for
erasing a statewide deficit
estimated at $2 billion.
But community college
officiala warned that dbcua.ion
of tuition or program cuts may be
revived today when the
legislators return to Sacramento
from the Chri.atmall holiday to
resume work on a finance
packqe.
"We're not out of the woods,
by any meuure," said Arnold
Bray, director of legialation and
public affairs for the community
college system.
Community college officials
have been fighting propoaala to
charge tuition to students, saying
th.la would put higher education
beyond the reach of many who
need it most. California ii the
only atat.e that charges no tuition
for attending lta 107 community
college..
The system also has been
hoping to escape additional
budget cuta, stressing that the
Legislature already reduced the
a:immunity college budeet by $30
million last summer.
In its origina) form, a bill
introduced wt week by state
Sen. Alfred Alquist, D-San Joee,
would have taken another 10
percent of the community college
ay1tem'1 budget for the
remaining half ef the achool year.
A revised probaal from A1qu1at, however, el lnated that
10 percent bud8et cut but W'pd
a t25 1prlftl semester fee for
today?
community college students. TIM!
Senate Finance Committee early
la.at week approved a p.ck.age
that contained neither the
community college budget cut
nor the $25 fee.
Last Wednesday the state
Senate Education Committee
re jeci.ed a plan for a »0-aernester
tuition fee proposed by Sen.
Daniel Boetwrigbt, D-Conoord.
Alao on Wedne9day I the full
Senate failed to approve a .
finance pack.age that would have
Included tax increase• and
spending cuta, but would not
have affected community
colleges.
Community college leg1alation
director Bray said he expects the
senators to work out their
differences on this finance
packqe, still with no impact on
the community colleges.
But during conference
committee diacuaaion.s aimed at
matching the Senate package
w i th Auembly finance
legi.alation, community colle1e
tuition or budget cuta may be
considered again. Bray said.
He said a spring tuition fee
would be particularly difticult to
implement becauae this aemester
begins in January or February,
and many students have already
registered without paying such •
fee. In addition, there ia too little
time to set up a financial aid
program for 1tudenta who cannot
afford tuition, he said.
"U we go to a~ fee without
financial aid, we estimate we'll
loee 80,000 community college studenta, •• Bray said.
Leland Myers, le1i1lative
advocate for Orange County's
(See TUITION, Pace Al)
Floods block· 1,000;
•
Colorado stymied
By T1te AHoclaeed Preas
Floods from almost 15 inches
of rain washed through
Louisiana communities todae
b1ocldng more than 1,000 e
from their homes, and Co
reaidenta were urged to atay
home until the snow from a
Chrtatmaa Eve blizza.rd could be
cleared.
A Greyhound bua careened oU
icy Int.em.ate 80 near Kearney,
Neb., early today, injuring 20
people, aa freezing rain, sleet and
drinle spread from western
Oklahoma into a J.a.rse part of
Karwu and Nebraska.
Streeta were flooded ln the
Beaumont and Port Arthur areas
of Texas, where the atorm
dropped 13 inches of rain, and
the llndebrandt At:res residential
area waa evacuated. The
southeastern Texas town of Bridce Oty near the Louisiana
border WM cut off by flooding
early today on Texas 87.
Reaidenta of El Paso were
warned to prepare for a foot of
snow •• the atorm out of
Colorado left accwnulationa of 8
inchea at Clovl.a, N.M., and 7
inches at Lubbock, TOM.
In northern Miaaiaaippi,
~ in boata and four-wheel
drive vehicles evacuated dozens
of families u rain aent riven out
of their banks and marked the
1tate'1 w ettest December on
record.
Misalaalppi civil defenae
officials said about 70 families
had left their home9 in Grer\8da.
about 15 homes were evacuated
in Calhoun City and other
evacuations were under way in
Greenwood, Tupelo and other
oommunitiea.
Tornadoes on Sunday
dama1ed buildings and
timberland in Neshoba County
·and flash flooding affected
aeveral hundred homea lo
Grenada County.
LoWaiana officiala Mid more
than 50 l'Ollda were impuaable 1n
(See FLOODS, J>qe AS)
----lllDU-----.
Want to presene
your '82 look?
Check out Lile
Maab in Laguna
Beach on Page Bl.
'
an'
ENll8AD ...
~~~ the pMl"Ollty and
k n(il""9 qf local ruldent1,
S l•ltl Wtat, 6&, wounc;t up
~ a joyoua Chrlatmaa
~ 1 bllnd and dlubled
f • nt 1troke. the C.osta
woman thou1ht her
W• over th.la year when me~red her $1,400 Vuaual
T•k JMchJne 1he uaea to rei.4. tel~ eet, 1tereo -1\d $400 wbrtJt of Qµiatmaa gt.ft.a mmma
....-~. too, wu the 2~-yeer old
c.'OOlpe.nion ahe had hired
three week.a aao to help her dress
and flx meala..
But Chrlatmaa turned into a
very 1peclal day for West, who
aaid the phone never stopped ri.n8fJl8 with people offering help
and sifts.
"My faith in human nature
was rea&ol'ed," West said today.
"I didn't know there were so
many kind, good people in the
world."
By Christmas morning West's
kJtchen table was sagging with
homema@ cooklea. hams,
turkeys, candies and nut.a.
Strangers poured into the
house bringing a scrap book.
muak box, and games.
"It waa really qulte a surprise,"
said West. "I just didn't expect
any of UU.."
A couple of teen-agers from
Hunttngton Beach atopped by
her Fordham Drive house with a
crock of cheeee and crackers. Many of th~ people, touched
by her plfaht, bn>Ught cards and
small c:hec:b. By today she had
$220.
An account waa opened in
West'• name at the Crocker
NaUonal Bank, 184~ Newport
Blvd., C.osta Meaa.
''The 9t«y really touched my
heart," aaid Claire Nelson,
former Coata Mesa mayor who
helped •tart the bank account.
Mesan nabbed
in slaying try
A 25.year-old c.o.ta Mesa man
waa arrested late Sunday on
auapacton of attempted mutder
after hb roommate wu abot,
police .-Jd.
Jewa Guadarrama~ 2~.
WU arrested at 11:30 p.m. in the
apar1melll the two lhared at 2458
Newport Blvd. Bail waa aet at
$250,000.
Police said Miguel Angel
Rivera, 23, was ahot three times
in the aide. Officers said it
appeared the two men had been ar,wng prior to the ahooting.
~\,.
I .
ATRIUM APPEALS • • •
From Page A1
At iaue were lnterpretations
of the new zoning laws on how
much ground area could be
oovered by off.ice building, and
how development "point.a" for
density should be calculated. City
planners initially counted all
groa Ooor space but Leighton-
French wanted only leaaeable
apac:oe lncluded.
After discuHion11 with city
council members, the developers
won . Ferguaon aaid the
differenee waa baaed in-the fact
that the planners' reference point
had been industrlal rather than
office build.lnga.
One iMue le~ unreeolved ao far
is fire protection foe the building,
wtth ill undivided inside apace.
Qty offidal.a are requiring the
developers to prove that a
aophiatlcated smoke evacuation
system will work.
Ferguson said a private fire
protection engineering form
designed the sy1tem in which
fans would suck in smoke in
affected zones while other fans
would run at double capacity in
outaide zones to keep arnok'e out.
"What we have to do la bulld
the 1tructure and demonatrate
the ayatem to the city and the
(Orange County) Fire
Department with detectable
gues," aid Fergu.on.
U the system waan't judged
effective, only three f1oon would
be allowed to open onto the
atrium, rather than the propoeed
10.
TUITION DEBATED • • •
From Page A1
four community coUege diatricts,
agreed that a last-minute spring
tuiUon could result in c>wi.. He
said about 30,000 students
already have registered for
spring cou r1e1 at Orange
County's community colleges
without paying tuition.
Although both said they will
be working agaiNt it, Bray and
Myers 88..ld a spring bud.eel cut
for community colleaa ii more
likely to be imposed by
legislators than tuition. Such a
cutback rould force local districts
to cancel aome classes or lay off
employees.
The Legislature is expected to
approve a finance package before
year's~.
G-q~ty -winds due
T ueSday. Oecembef 28
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CANADA
Cops party before accident
&1 .. AU)mJ'IJK Ill
Seven Hunlln•lon 8Heh
police offlcen dranx akohol 11
the polb tlrina rana prior to •
fatal automo6JI• accldtnl ln
Atlrona tut swnmer, Ch.I.et l'.ar~
Rob"allle dlM'toeed ~y.
Tht probe of the alleaed
rniloonduct on the pert of offlcen
waa touched oft by a traffic
llCCident near Parker, Ari%., that
took the Ute of 18-year-old Lisa
GarUch lut July 11. ·
Huntlnaton Beach police
officer John J . 'Blackwell, the
driver of the vehicle, I.I achedu.led
to atand trial next month on
char1e• of negl11ent h omklde
and leaving the acene of a aerioul
accident.
Robltallle said t oday the
lnw.tipdon, conducted after the
accident, ahowed that "eight or
ten" off-duty police offlcera met
at the firing ranp near Talbert
Avenue ancfGothard Street prior
to Jeavi{\C for the Colorado River
for a weekend outing.
Blackwell waa at the firing
range clubhouse at the time with
the otht" but the ln -~uun didn't r.v11I whether he had ~ alcohol, Rot.1'&a1lle MJd.
8l1c1cw1lJ waa not ch1r1•<\
with drunJum drlvlna by Al'tmna
authortd•.
Robltalllt aald the Inquiry
1howed that other pertln aao
were held at the ali. but that
~vldence didn't 1ub1tantlate
rumor• that aex partlea were
belna held there.
RooitaWe aid that none of the
minora at the acene wu drunk.
The police chief aald the
oflloera met at the firing ran1e
aero. from C-entral Park to form
a convoy to the river ln cue any
vehJclee lhould break down.
He eald the lnve1tigat1on
revealed no milconduct.. He aaid
the department couldn't take
actlon unlel9 behavior 11 "a total
embarraument" to the city
becau.e the firtna ranae belonp
to the Hunting'°1l Beech Police
Offlcen .\modatlon.
The aHoclatlon leuea the
firing range from the city and
makes It available to the public
and other police al(enclea for
flrtn1 pr BlaelcwtU, 1 patrolman, h1i1
t.n ...... c;nod to admlnialrlUve
dutln pena1n1 the outcome of
th• le1al procHdan11, uld
Rob& taille.
Arizona authorltln reported
laat Septemb.r that the fatal
accident occurred on the two-
lane State Route 9&, about 10
miles north of Parker.
OarUch wu pronounced deed
of muslve head and iwck lnjuriea
at the acene.
Kathy Grunbaum, 19, another
puarnger, wu treated at Parker
Hospital for injurlea, offlclala
reported.
The Arizona author! tlea
alle1ed that Blackwell ant'
another Huntington Beach
officer, Lloyd Edward.a. left the
accident acene .
The accident report aald
Blackwell'• vehicle wu 1oing
approximately 50 mph ln a
35-rnile an hour zone when it
failed to negotiate a curve and
rolled over after fishtailing. Tiie
girl• were thrown from the
vehicle.
Anacin-3 seized • 1n county
By STEVE MARBLE
Of tM o.nr "°' ..... State health Investigators,
hunting for cyanide-tainted
Anacin-3 capsules, removed
bottle• of the pain medication
from four Orange County
households -including a
Huntington Beach residence -
over the Chriatma.1 weekend.
The eeiz.ed bottles, teeta later
showed, contained no traces of
the poi.son.
In the wake of the cyanide
diacovery ln San Jose and later ln
San Pedro, health inspectors
have fanned through Orange
County asking pharmacies and
grocery stores to remove all
Anacin-3 bottles with the code
number F229.
"It's possible there are some
shops that haven't heard about
thia and we've been asked to spot
check throughout the county,"
said James Huston. assistant
director of Orange County's
Environmental Health.
County, atate and federal
health officers have teamed
together ln the aearch.
Lut month, a San Joee woman
became aerioualy ill after inlestina QpilU)es po1aoned with
cyanide. Most recently, a bottle
ol Anacin laced with cyanide was
dlloovered ln a San Pedro home.
Both lncldenta Involved bottles
bearing the same code number.
lni tial testing has shown th.at
the cyanide in the two bottles
likely did not come from a single
bat.ch.
State health officers in Loa
Angeles said the cyanide found
in San Joee was in e.lgnificantly
higher concentration than the
cyanide found in San Pedro.
Health investigatora said It
remains unclear. though,
whether the pol.son is the work
of a single person who tampered
with bottles, a copycat or even if
the cyanide stems from the ·
manufacturing proceu. ;
Anacin bottles with the F229 :
code were distributed to stores ,
through California and other •
states in late September.
Since October, health offidala
said, the Anacin bottle• have .
contained tamper-proof aeala.
More than 1,300 Anacin •
capsules have been tested •Ince
the discovery in San Joee.
OC flights to Denver
back to near normal
Thing11 are slowly returning to
nonnal at Stapleton International
Airport in Denver aa many of the
nearly 1,000 snow-bound holiday
travelers leave their temporary
home of the last few days,
according t o an official at
FronUer Airlines.
The airport, which was shut
down for 36 hours after a record
blizzard Friday morning, is
working to alleviate the backlog
of flight• can~eled over the
weekend, said Bob Schulman.
Frontier'• public relations
director ln Denver.
"With luck, we'll run about 80
percent of cal)9City today, if the
weather bolds out.'' Schulman
eald. ''But that may be a little
over-optlmiltic."
~ ~----
5 ALE
BROOKSGATE
for the young executive
SUITS AND ODD TROUSERS
20% off regular prices
Any flights which do leave
today will run late, Schulman
said.
"The air traffic ex>ntrol system :
can only handle ao many flighta," ;
he said. '
He said operations were :
expected to be back to nonnal by ;
Wednesday or Thursday, but :
mentioned more snow was :
forecast for Denver late today.
One plane from Orange :
County came into Stapleton :
Saturday night, Schulman aid. :
T}\ree were diverted to Laa •
Vesu F~:c::J niglrt when :
Stapleton after the filled-:
to-capacity planes left J ohn :
Wayne Airport.
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SPORT JACKETS AND OUTERWEAR
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From Wire Services
SAN FRANCISCO -The California economy
weakened further during November u the U.S.
eoonomy experienced its 17th month of l"el0e9lion.
The current recession ia now tied with the 1973-75 ·:
recemion u the longest economic downturn since the
Great Depreuion. In ~ovember California'•
unemployment rate ro&e to 11.2 percent, while the
U.S. rate roae to 10.8 percent. Fewer joba were
available in virtually every industry in the state.
California 'a non-agricultural employment
declined .4 percent in November with construction
down 2.2 ~rcent, manufacturing and government
each down .6 percent and service down .2 percent.
In recent years California's economy haa
outperformed the U.S. economy in moat aectors. But in
1983 the 111ate'a economic performance will match that
of the United States rather than outperforming it.
V-8 car sales up
DETROIT -Stable gasoline prices and a return
of performance cars helped to boost the number of
5-liter V-8 engines 90Jd In 1982 model cars, an Lndustry
journal said today.
V-8 engines of 301-350 cubic inch displacement
grabbed 21 percent of car production in the 1982
model year, compared to only 16.7 percent of cars built
in the 1981 model year, Ward's Automotive Reports
said.
Ward's said 1,201,599 of the large V-8 engines
were sold in the 1982 model year, compared with
1,185,844 in the 1981 model year.
Most of the large engines were installed in full-
aize and luxury cars, such as Ford Motor Co.'a LTD
and Marquis and General Motors Corp.'a Chevrolet
Impala and Caprice. However, Ward's added, many of
GM's Camaro. and Fl.rebl.rd.a a4d Ford's Mustangt and
Capria al80 were aold with performance engines.
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