The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 2

A-2 TWl 5UN-TUIGI4M 0(t. 1, Itri news dUgjesfl Conation sports if 1 Edgir Bercen. the man who broueht life and in stilled a salty wit to a wooden dummy named Charlie McCarthy, died in his sleep Saturd.n. He was ace of 7i Bergen, the nation's most famous ventriloquist, announced only two weeks ago that he and McCarthy, a top. hatted, ninnocled dummy, were quittmc show business after a "Ay ear partnership.

A spokesman for the Clark County coroner office said Bereen, 75. Rich Dauer, former Col-ton High and SRVC star, set the major league single season record for con-secutive errorless chances by a second baseman Saturday. However, he didn't hae mm of a chance to extend the streak when h'e was charged with a throwing error in the fifth inning during the Orioles' S4 loss to Detroit. The miseiif as Dauer's first after 42 consecutive errorless chances, breaking the recc rd of 418 set by another Colton product. Ken Huhbs 'Pace li The Thillies popped the Pirates' bubble of hope Saturday by winning their third straight Na tional League Fast title with a 10-8 victory over rittshurch.

iTage 1' As an eighth grader in Santa Clara. Carney Lansford had to gne an oral report on a career he hoped to enter when he grew up. Lansford cave it on baseball. Lately, he has been getting more than his share of good marks with the California Ancels. (Time out, 7.

died about noon Saturday, apparenth of a heart attack 'Pace A Apparently there wa procress Saturday in White House negotiations for a new treat wiih the Soviet Union to limit strategic bomber and in tercontinental ballistic missiles. "We had a cood and constructive meetinc." Secretary of State ru Vance said after four hours of talks under President Carter's direction. The two sides acreed to meet acain this morning, at the State Department, with Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko heading the neeotiatinc teams. (Pace ersations and note pass ing.

according to tesh mony Saturday at the spy trial of two Soviet citizens It Com Arthur L. I.indhei stationed at the Naval Engineering Center in I.akehurst, told the 12 jurors and three alternates that he learned the ins and outs of es pionage through a series of notes that were disguised as trash and left at specified drops on New Jersey highways. Lindberg testified that he made the contact in August 1977 by passing a note to a ship's officer on a Russian cruise vessel, offering top secret information U.S. Attorney Robert J. Del Tufo has asserted that the Naval officer was cooperating in FBI investigations into the possibility of a Russian intelligence network operating from Soviet vessels.

'Page A 5) I living state A U.S. naval officer posed as a traitor to estah lish an espionace acree ment with a man "with a heavy foreign accent through telephone con One ad re-enacts the beginnings of a rape ahout which Ms. Bird issued a controversial opinion. A male voice tells the viewers that because of Ms. Bird and the state high court, the perpetrator of a deed very much like the one shown could be freed from prison as early as next May, four years after the crime.

(State page) A series of emotionally harged political ads will he seen on television this week. They're aimed at an unusual campaign target: the state's chief justice. The ads are being run by conservative state Sen. L. Richardson, who heads up a campaign to unseat Chief Justice Rose Bird, the first woman to sit on the state high court.

If one word had to describe the Raymond Stone residence it would be "natural The stone and wood used in the building of the Normandy house so total ly encompass ihe natural setting that the house seems more to have been born than built. The Stone residence is one of six homes hat ill be open to the public 0 t. 7 when the lake Arrowhead Chamber of Commerce sponsors its fourth annual tour of houses in the Arrowhead resort area 'Pace C-li world Ql metrocounty today" hut would continue to review the matter and events in southern Africa. Brow said Chief Jeremiah Chirau. a member of Rhodesia biracial interim government, also would be refused admission because of his long association with Smith.

The other two members, he said. Bishop Abel Muzorewa and the Rev. Ndahanangi Sithole, had been to the United States before and could come again if they wished. Sithole. Chirau and Muzorewa are black.

Page a Si Britain has banned Rhodesian Prime Minister fan Smith from entering Britain even to change planes en route to the Unitec! States. Rhodesian official said And the United States has indicated that it also would bar Smith, at least for now Four leaders of Rhodesia's seven month-old interim coverment were invited to the United States by a croup of 27 senators led by Sen. I. Hayakawa. R-Calif.

Ken Rrown. a State Department spokesman in Washington, said the United States uas "not in a position to issue a visa A tract of 57 homes built from prefabricated walls, kitchens and bathrooms, sold out in one hour last Sunday in Fon-tana. More than a thousand people attended the opening sale of New Californi an homes, priced, the builder says. 20 to 2S percent lower than con 50,1 bernardino Jesse Unruh was in San Bernardino, campaigning for re-election in what is so far an unexciting race. Unruh expressed his view on Prop.

13. predicted the Republican party on't be a major force in California for 20 years and said he still entertains some hopes of making another run for governor. 'Page B-8' coated with cement inside and out. The kitchens, bathrooms, and some other rooms are constructed complete with plumbing and iring at a Riverside factory. A Chino fw rn that manufactures a similar wall from foam plastic and cement has charged that the builder has stolen its trade secrets, and has filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles.

(Metro page) ventional homes. The walls are con structed of a foam plastic material 'similar to those inexpensive ice chestsi weather forecast for today Turnabout Johnny fee'? tat tt-e wcrid tr-ften him tiirounh it? tors, ho deeded to return too corrpim-cnt Friday mcjht on the Tonight Show's 16th anniversary." Princess Margaret ill with high fever FUNAFUTI. Tuvalu iAF Britain's FR1NCESS MARGARET, bre tn off inate at independence ceremonies for this new island nation in the Pacific, became ill Saturday with a hich fever. A military plane was summoned to evacuate her to Australia The IfUear-old princess, sister of QUEEN ELIZABETH II. was confined tn her bunk aboard the New Zealand warship Otago.

here, with a 104-dcgree fever that the ship's surgeon said was a "flu like ailment." A New Zealand air force plane flew here to stand bv for the evanjaf inn Margaret's private secretary. LORD NAPIER, said she would be flown direct to Sydney. miles away, on Monday. Funafuti is a onrmile-square coral atoll that is the capital of bis nine-island cation of people Tuvalu was the Ellice half of tbp Gilbert and Ellie Islands, and was renamed in 1972. The two nroups have been colonies for 86 years.

The Gilberts are r-rhedu'd for independence in 1980. Swimmer readv for second try BIMINI. Bahamas (AF It looks like we're going." STELLA TAYLOR paid Saturday slackening winds apparently cleared the way for her to begin a 14A-mile cross-ocean swim this morning The fi-year-old Miss Taylor hopes to become the first person to swim from Bimini to the Florida coast. In August, she fought to within a dzen miles of shore before the Gulf Stream tuesed her toward open water and defeat Her scheduled start Saturday morning had to be delayed hen a weather front brought northeasterly winds. She neds an easterly wind to help her cross the strong northbound pull of the Gulf Stream in a test of stamina that she estimates will take 30 hours to i() hours.

Little changed for reporter PORTLAND. Or UJ HAROLD FIFER, the Baltimore Sun correrpndnt convicted of slandering Soviet television, says he temperatures elsewhere for Sundoy 60 I of a'Pa -o iSjhjijji! HILOFEfOtlk rn AJhu que 32 rr Anurillo 75 si -r Anchorage 53 -r AfhmllP 2 55 01 rijv Atlanta 71 nj rdv Atlantic Cty 5fi cdv Baltmi'irp 74 43 rn Birminsham 75 2 clr Bifmank 71 .11 ((jy Bmse S3 50 clr Boston ii8 4 cdy Brownsville 88 Kg rd Buffalo 75 49 rn fharlstnSf 73 .14 cdv CharlstnWY 73 57 rrjv Chicago 69 58 15 clr Cincinnati 75 55 31 cdy Roin alo from 1 -mi unm howi Slotionory Occluded NAIIONAL WEAIHfR SERVICE NOAA US Oept ol Commerce state, county and area forecasts day npar 80 and Monday 78 Lows in mid 60s. SO 52 77 53 75 cdy Dal Ft wth 92 59 rir Pcmer Sd 41 clr rv? Moines 51 rir Detroit 71 4fi (19 clr Dulu'h fil 49 02 cdy Fairbanks 2 cdy Hartford fl .32 rdy HPlena 75 37 rn Honolulu 87 72 clr Houston itf fiR clr Ind'apohs 71 53 17 clr 80 72 05 cdy Juneau ,50 43 A4 rn Kan City 67 51 rtf clr Las VeEas 101 67 clr Little Rex 82 fi5 clr Los Alleles Sfi 70 cdy Louisville 74 59 .52 clr Memphis 8.3 clr Miami 85 81 cdy Milwaukee 63 58 .14 clr Mpls-St P. 54 cdv Nashville a3 68 clr Neu Orleans 85 71 cdy Ne York rn Norfolk 77 53 rn Oakland 32 57 Okla.City 84 63 clr Omaha fifi 49 clr Orlando 90 17 cdy Palm RpruiES 109 73 Philadphia 72 45 rn Phoenix 104 73 clr PiHfburEh 75 49 cdy P'tland. Me.

65 35 cdy 'Hand. Ore 65 .35 cdy Rapid City 80 .36 cdy Reno 39 .39 clr Richmond 77 48 rn St Louis 67 61 .20 clr St. Tampa 85 73 cdv Salt Lake 79 4fi cdy San Dieco 79 69 cdy San Fran 72 53 clr Seattle 67 57 .11 rn Spokane 67 48 cdv St Ste Mane 56 49 90 clr Tulsa 82 fil clr Washington 75 52 rn NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Fair through Monday ex SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY Fair through Monday except some fog during the early morning hours. Slightly cooler day s. Overnight lows 55 to 6.3.

Highs in the 80s. MOUNTAIN AREAS -Sunny today and Monday with resort highs both days 77 to 84. Lows 4f! to 58. BEACHES Night and mnrning low clouds and local fog becoming mostly sunny in afternoons today and Monday. Slightly cooler.

Overninht low 5 55 to BO. Highs around 70. LOWER DESERTS -Sunny todav and Mondav. Highs 98 to 106. Lows 66 to 76, CPPER DESERTS -Sunny todav and Mondav.

Highs 92 to 100. Lows 58 to 68. LOS ANGELES Mostly sunny today and Monday with cooler days. Highs to cept considerable fog and low clotio alone coast and locally inland this morninn becoming patchy along coast this afternoon is pursuing hi? reporting duties in Moscow and it's almost as if nothing bad happened Piper tnid the Associated Fress Managing Editors meeting that American journalists the Soviet I'nion are "extremely conscious" of the need to be neither overly harsh nor overly lenient in their coverage of events in a generally oppressive atmosphere. He said the longer a correspondent stays in the Soviet Union, the more he can expect to be accused of something In August.

Piper and Moscow correspondent CRAIG WHITNEY of the New York Times were each fined in Moscow for failing to publish court-ordered retractions of stories they wrote about a Soviet dissident. Piper said he as able to charge his fine to his expense account. The two newspapers shared payment of $3,342 in court costs levied agamst the reporters. through Monday. Cooler in land today.

Warming trend most areas beginning Mon day. national weather roundup reach ahout .30 feet. The Rio Grande as renorted at county summary Official San Bernardino high and low temperatures yesterday as reported by the National Weather Service: One vear ago esterdav: 8fvfil. Daytime temperature range at Norton Air Force Base: 94fi2. Relative humidity 1 p.m.

yesterday: 31 percent. A permit is required for all burning. Contact nearest fire station for information. Xri'a Temperatures High Low Apple Valley 91 56 Barstow 98 63 Big Bear 78 42 Colton 98 62 Daggett 100 71 Devore 98 70 Etiwanda BR 62 Fontana 92 ti Lake Arrowhead 81 52 Need'es 108 72 Ontario 90 65 Rediands 98 60 Rlalto 100 2 Riverside 89 61 Wrightwood 81 55 THIS MONTH J.h feet Saturday afternoon No danger was seen to the city of Presidio, here about 1.100 nponlp livp Some evacuations of homes in low-lying areas were car noon. It followed flooding earlier last week in Presidio, Texas.

On Saturday, more levee breaks along the Rio Grande in the sparselv-set-tled area around Presidio, Texas, sent floodwaters spilling into farmland. About 1,000 acres on the U.S. side of the border were covered with up to three feet of water. No injuries have been reported during the several days of flooding. The hichest of the lev 'ees ried out without incident mini-almanac Assocu'ed Press A cold front was spreading showers across the eastern part of the United States Saturday, while cloudy skies and showers were concentrated in the southeastern corner from Mobile, to northern Florida.

Thundershowers were widely scattered through the Middle Atlantic coastal states, the Ohio Valley and the upper Mississippi Valley. Skies were mostly clear west of the Mississippi. The northern Plains recovered rapidly from Saturday morning's freeze, and temperatures rose to the 60s. Mild temperatures prevailed in the Plains, northern Texas and most of the Rockies. earlier last week.

New- England was partly sunny and still cool, dipping into the 50s in a few places in northern Maine. A cold front was keeping the Great Lakes region cloudy and cool. Threat ends campaign dialogue JOHNSTON. R.l. LAP) Rep.

EDWARD BEARD, said Saturday he's ending the campaign dialogue ith his Republican challenger in the 2nd Congressional District on his lawyers advice. Beard, who is completing his second term in office, said he was cautioned against saying anything to or about Claudine Schneider after she promised to file a slander suit aeainst him. "He (his lawyer' advised me it would be against my interest hen anything said could be used against me in court. Because of that, until the end of the campaign I will have nothing to say about anything she might Beard said. Mrs.

Schneider gave Beard until noon Friday to retract his charge she harassed his mother while campaigning in a Providence store Sept. 22. The deadline passed ith no comment from Beard. She contends she was not in the city the day the alleged incident occurred. in the water-control system Monday, October Sunritt m.

iunit p.m. RAINFALL $Ot. 36 Soot. 5, 77 uqutt 10 01 1071-70 Joly 1 todoto 64 l077-7 July 1 to doto J.0 1077-71 tooson totol 1223 yesterday's smog readings UPLAND CENTRAL CENTRAL REDLANDS MOUNTAIN VALLEY AREA Aug Aug 31, 101 .26 .05 3 Showers spread across Ozone .23 .21 the Pacific Northwest N02 ahead of a cold front. CO 6 Cloudy skies covered most .26 .08 4 Soot 1 100 tO Soot I.

101 2 Sopt 3.. 101 Sopt 4... 70 smog report OZONE TABLE Srpt 21 Sfpt. 2 Son Bornordino 33 .21 Rodlondt 34 .22 Yucolpo 33 .21 Fontona 35 .24 Uplond 40 .23 Vlctorvllla 02 .03 Lako Gregory 23 .21 Rivortido 34 .22 It 3 13 57 4 51 77 40 7 54 41 5 45 4i 100 51 111 51 105 42 104 41 107 44 104 45 105 45 105 44 43 $0122.. Miss World-America crowned HUNTSVTLIE.

Ala. LAP) DEBBIE FREEZE. 20, of Mooresville, NC, ho w3nts to be a health and beauty expert, was named Miss World-America Saturday night. She competed with 50 other contestants. First runnerup uas DEBORAH SUE MAURICE, 19.

of West Port Point, Mass. DEBORAH ELAINE PALMER, 21, of Irving, Texas Sopt S. Sopt Sopt 7. Sopt I. Sopt Sopt10.

Soptll. of Montana and Idaho. oMhe Srwearsnsuent SmS dOY them thThfe Quali ment District has predicted degree mark in southern hX followln8 ozone for today: Arizona and Southern Cali- NORTHWEST VALLEY (Upland): .26 fornia. Another flood crest CENTRAL VALLEY: .23 was rollinc down the Rio EAST VALLEY: Conchos Saturday after- CENTRAL MOUNTAIN: 19 15 35 (I 54 5 41 11 57 .34 .31 .31 Pomona Aiuta Patadona Los Angolot ti 71 41 Soptl4..