The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 2

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ra f' el il -'fOltW UESTION: HOW MANY people does it take to make a fashion photo? Answer: Seven. One it photographer, two models, and four whose u' if lob it is to be picky, picky, picky. Here we have a photo session for a Victoria Secret catalog. Victoria Secret, a t- Yiriiifiii'irnit life -s 1 ft- 5 if I 1 I I uV-jC youngish San Francisco firm, is the class act in the mail order, high-end lingerie game Their catalogs are the envy of the industry and are a big reason why the company enjoyed $6 million in sales last year That a lot ot fancy skivvies. Takes a lot of work to put those skivvies across, too.

The workday starts at 7:30 a m. when the production people arrived at a de luxe Pine Street flat Photographer Elaine Keenan and her assistant, plus a freelance stylist, hustle around getting everything ready for the shoot. At 9. Duran Randolph and Michael John, the models, arrive to be dressed and made-up and to receive instructions from Barbara Dunlap and Ross Carron of Victoria Secret The shoot is for a small catalog of bridal lingerie finery. Duran and Michael are to portray a newly wed couple enjoying a languorous and leisurely petit dejeuner coffee, croissants and the New York Times the morning after a presumably blissful wedding night.

They are dressed, of course, in accoutrements from Victoria Secret. Duran is a seasoned pro but this is Michael first lingerie shoot. "Not my last, though, he grins. "Relax, Michael." coaxes Ross Carron as the photographer snaps off one Polaroid after another prior to the real shooting. Make it look like it's really happening.

Well, it almost really is. Although the models have been lying uncomfortably in their positions for well over an hour, a real rapport is building between them After hours of getting the details worked out. Keenan is ready for some final takes The bounce spots glow softly or, Duran's (lawless cheeks, the folds of her robe are perfect, Michael's expression is properly adoring, and Hold it! Snap. "Hotd it!" Snap And on and on After about four hours, seven people will produce one trame of film for the catalog. Burr Snider The finishing touches: Barbara Dunlop steams out the wrinkles, above, and Freda Scott powders noses, left, of models Duran Randolph and Michael John.

Examiner photos by Paul Giines tailhai. iHiWI iBrnilTfil-- in if ii i mr'-i ilfinn nab S.F. Forty breasts protest nudity ruling Texas cops rape-torture suspect friend. "It is," her friend agreed, "and it's despicable." A man dressed in a three-piece suit sat on a mall bench as the column of marchers approached. "Wow'." he said.

And nothing more. When the column crossed the street, he did too. The noisy and often jubilant dem-oastration. led by feminist Nikki Craft, was sparked by the refusal of a Municipal Court judge to rule unconstitutional the state Parks and Recreation Knight News Service SANTA CRUZ Twenty bare-breasted women and dozens of sinmnK and chanting sympathizers marched through downtown streets yesterday after a judge refused to throw out a regulation that prohibits nudity on state beaches. They carried placards proclaiming "Keep Your Laws Off My Body" and "Dont Bust My Bust" "It's disgusting," said an impeccably dressed elderly woman out Christmas shopping with an elderly woman gives Diablo An examination of safety systems at the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant uncovered "nothing that has any implications for the safety of the plant." told the Nuclear Regulatory Commission yesterday.

The statement came in a status report on the plant made to the rornrnission. It was the third such report submitted by the utility company since Nov. 19 when the NRC revoked a license it had issued to for low-level testing at the plant. Department regulation prohibiting nudity on state beaches. She was cited last month for appearing topless on a state beach and appeared yesterday for a pretrial hearing before Judge William Kelsay.

City and county law-enforcement agencies said the women broke no law. "Hey, they can do their thing. If they don't mind that people see them nude to the waist, it doesn't bother us," said Keith Duel, deputy chief of police for the city. "We're just going to ignore them." Duel remained indoors as the protesters, nearly 75 stong, waited outside police headquarters. Bruce Simpson, spokesman for the sheriff's department, said no county or state law prohibits the baring of the female breast except on state beaches.

The only time bare breasts in public are illegal, Simpson said, is if they are bared to excite sexual interest. This as evidently not the situation yesterday. Simpson said county law defines nudity only as the baring of genitals and, in that regard, treats men and woman equally. The protest began after Kelsay said the constitutionality of the ordinance is a matter for the appellate court to decide because municipal courts are restricted by law to rulings based on established legal precedent He cited a 1975 state Superior Court division that found that bare female breasts are culturally considered to be included within the commonly accepted definition of nudity. "1 expected this kind of ruling," Craft said after the overflow crowd emptied from Kelsay's courtroom.

"But we don't care what happens in court, we're going to control our own bodies," she said, adding, "We're all going to take off our tops." And so, undaunted by Kelsay's ruling, Craft and nearly 20 of her most ardent supporters stripped to the waist on the steps of the County Courthouse. After about an hour, Craft told the group they needed more "visibility" and began a march that would take the them past hundreds of often stunned, sometimes delighted onlookers along a nearly two-mile long odyssey through the downtown mall and to the Santa Cruz Police Department an A-OK for safety Examiner News Services AUSTIN, Texas A gigantic manhunt for an ex-auto mechanic suspected of committing as many as 20 violent "crimes, including the kidnap-rape-tor-ture of a Marin County girl, ended early today with his predawn arrest in a bus station. Stephan Peter Morin, 34, had been sought after a man gunned down two women killing one at a San Antonio restaurant early yesterday. The FBI reported that Morin had been sought for interstate flight to avoid prosecution since 1977 on a charge he abducted and raped the 14-year-old girl from Marin County in his Marina apartment in San Francisco in 1976. Four officers arrested Morin without incident They said he had a pistol in his belt and carried a knife in each of his boots.

Officers in San Antonio said Morin escaped police early yesterday as officers were surrounding his moteL Officers took into custody two women Pamela Jackson, 23, and Sar ah Clark, 32 at the moteL The New York-born suspect who reportedly arrived in San Francisco from Rhode Island in the early 1970s and worked as a mechanic until late 1976, is wanted for a multistate crime spree, including murder-kidnap charges filed against him Thursday in Golden, and murder charges filed yesterday in San Antonio. Authorities said Morin, who also used numerous aliases, different birth-dates and at least four Social Security numbers, killed a 23-year-old New York woman in the Colorado city. Her bod' was found Nov. 7 in a suburban GoMen motel. Inspector Martin Bastiani of the San Francisco police sex crimes squad said that on Sept.

26, 1976, Morin called the Marin County girl, pretending that her friend and his sister were in trouble and needed help. In his Marina District apartment, he knocked out the 14-year-old, suspended her from the ceiling, and raped and tortured her for hours, Bastiani said The suspension came after the discovery of design flaws at Diablo. Two instrumentation tubing supports and three pipe supports will require "minor modification," but that has been the extent so far of posssible problems revealed through the review program, according to the reixirt. An independent review of the plant by Robert L. Cloud Associates Inc.

of Berkeley and F. Reedy Inc. of Los Gatos also reported no significant results or findings, said..