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* * * Wooters Baek
As . Candidate,
Despite Cost
Rankin .ut trJtnc for tbe ~ 2 City Coacl1 ...
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meat ANodadM, aa1cl be la .....
Mide to tllr'ow bll IU)Jl>Ort to btaateMI
aecutlve 1>ould A. Md ...
Rankin ii tbe Mcaad Welt Newpart
candidate to drop out ol tbe ?ICI.
Earlis ~.bar owner Sid Softer WU rWecl ioeli_.,. for failure to ?e,i.ter
M a voter. Building 1u:pplJ oomptll)'
owner Jerry Woot.en Wt net allo
Wd be .._ decided not to nm. But
today Woolen cbanged bis mind.
That leM'el Mclnnla ud Wooten aa
challengers of Dlltrict 2 lncumbent Al
Forpt, wtfo announced oae moeUl aSo
In·apin, 00.r...apln Newport BeA4:b that be would seek re~ledion. CUJ r-.....ct -~-•-J w te: Mclnnll; 47, la an ordnaDce manu-1& la"""'"'~ canunwnc en')' oo -s lacturinl uecutlve for Nortronic of
la P'or~: be says. Anaheim, and ls a member of tbe
';'be 41-yur-old retired Loa Anaetes Weet Newport Improvement ANocla·
poUc. omcer. fWDll1' of Seacoast ~d Rankin today in a prepared
l!olilder• lupplt eo: la Cocta ...... statement:
today took out a MIDlutloa petition ''I ba'4 cantully reviewed Mr. Mc· at Nt.,.,.t City Ball. lnnil' qaallflc.ltiou a.ad feel lbllt our
Len tUa • week •· Woota3.. commualty ia firtunate to u. a man wM Ud MIDoUDCld .. u.r tbat be of bla caliber w11ling to .ene la tbia
"WOlU' be • ea~ie. aai4 be was imlW"'lMlf pollcy-makin r poll , tit_.. tM race.tor the Coundlmnic •11.iD~ that a ~ted front of
Dtatdct 2 seat, held by, incumbent all tl Yest Newport and all of New·
Al Forlit. port Bech ftU1d uaun Mr. MclmUI
"I've chafed m1 mind," he aaid ol eildlon. J'm WUlln& lo npport him
: ~~ -ddlllWJ ia~aJ "':..~~·~ wo:' ~ M 1llt wet ~ Mcbds :lie 1'mott tffecttve oot
he t.mponrDJ-Md ....,.. eut of , ... t .'!" ~ 2. • for all ti NelJ.
the race becaut ot all \bl talk be port.
bad beard .Moll . tb1 .JUP COil of Mclnnia told the DAILY Pll..oT to-
campaignl.Dg · · . . da1 that be is "extremely pleated"
"I was ic;ld it w~ oott from with Rankin's endortement, and would
'3.000 to Jl,SOI)," ti. said. "Thal ~ his nomination petition w:fth the
frl&btllned me .,,.,. But I've spoken city clerk Wedneeday. At that ume. be
to a lot of people aiooe then. and saf4. he wOuld releue a . s~ment of
baye bad 1ome aecond thoughts. ~ candidacy and quallf1cations.,,
Other factors are ,overrldln1. 'The ~!ng of these .~s. he
Mr. For git ia honest, and conecien· exo&alned, . ls Important.
Uoua, but he doesn't know what's colng ~ewbere today, surface ~aim pre·
on · be'• locked in on bil aide of v~ tn the other council races. • D11trict 7 incumbent Undsley Par· ~ highway. And~· Mcinnis ~lu 101111 remained imopposed; while Dia-
m ~im. There ~; a blf queatjQD trict s incumbent Dee Cook still facP<f
ol availability there. onty one challenger marina operator
Aa far as campajgn fluncing Is Ed Hirth. '
concerned, aw Wooters. "I'm 110t Fet>. 15 at noon is the deadline ror
1otn1 to spend m~e than $500 of cudidat.es' filing.
my own money. U J get help from Wblle cMdidates must run from
ot!ler sources. fine. II not, that'• IL their home dlatric:ts, all voting April 9
(See WOOl'ERS, Paae Z) will liie city-wide.
Reagan lf on~t Consider
l' ice President's S Wt
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov.
ltGDald Reagan of cantorn1a aalct to-
clV be would refuse the Republican
Ytce presidential nomination If Ifs
offered to him at the Au,mt GOP
Jl\ti00&1 convention.
.. I have no lnterell In that job,"
be told 1 newa conference. "l believe
._..., a ereater opportualt:J for the
came I believe In rlpt ~· in CaUfomia.''
'l'be ftepubUcu pvernor'a urwer ~ ill nspome to a newsman'• quutJon. He wu .._ed if be would
aacept lie .tee pneNentlal nomina-
tion lf .. Ceft>vtetloe tuned to him
after picking the preddential nominee
Md II tbe nOm1nee tbeD ubd llim.
"Tben 1" .... twit .,.,. the
bled ol the debt!" be ,... ubcL
.,Yes," M wwwwd.
1'eapa '-r.,....., denied be le a cnlillte ter 1M GOP preslden-
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Rocbfeller. 'lbe questioner quoted
Sc~q at oppoalng 1ucb a move.
"I find myself 1n great agreement."
Beapn responded. "The IUt thing
I want Is a Rockefeller-Reagan
ticket••
He wu alKed lf this meant he
dJd not want to share the ticket with
RocteflDer or ii It WU a r&-atatement
of b1I polltlon that be does not wut
to be oa the ticket.
"I mean I don't want to be OD
the ticket at all." be answered.
Reaau aaJd be bad done everything
.pouibll to d.iacourage becken. la
oeigbbarlnc Orefon lrom placblt bla
name oa that 1tate'1 wide opea
primary tlec:tioo.
J'UESDAY, EEIRUARY I. ~t68
COUNTING CASUAL TllS -Salesman Jlm Simp-
IOll 1ttatcbes bead, catches .. breath and counts
erea1e1 in fenden 11 be takes stock of damage in· ructect when Facel Ve1a (hood open) apparently
jumped into gear and ran amok at Dean Lewis Im·
porta in Costa Mesa. Runaway car damaged three
MGs, two VoJvos and a Jeepster wagon before com·
ing to rest.
Rllnaway Car
Raises Havoe
In Auto Lot
'Newport' Deserter, 5
Others Granted Asylum
J'rom Wire Se~ A Lquna leada man u.ld todmy.LM -Sweden granted i.. IN'lke 1111 .....,. iJa an ace~ • "¥ to Army Pvt. Joseph
fn ._ Illa ur chmaJe4Jlye others . wbq-·~ ~ -came from
and narrowly miased ~·Jttlftg a Hun· tt ~"-,.a five other Army
tJ.iftO*I Beata auto •alesm.an. deserteit Who have been seeking
Jt probabl1 could have been wone. political asylum .from the Swedish
A. U of that happeded on ~ auto government. raising the number of
salea lot at Dean Lewf a Impoltl,. 19315 American delerters allowed to stay
Harbor Blvd., in Cosu Mesa. in th.is co11ntr)' to 1:.. .. . The six deserters from U. S. forces J~st think what could happen >f In West Germany will be allowed
be had .~ot~L out ~ Har~r to stay in Sweden "for the time being
Boulevard, al&bed car aale1mu Jim fo1 humanitarian reasons " t b e Sl~pson of HunUngton Beach. Swedish Allena Comm ission ~ed. The
Simpson at the time was cltchlng nine members of the commission were
his breath after being chUed and unanimous in the decision, a
narrowly mlaaed by the run8"1y car. spokesman said.
Driver of the wayward aute was "We don't want to fight a war
Thomu Farrell of Lapna. w• believe Is wrong both morally
He had stopped in at the car
and politically,'' Norwood told police
upon his arrival in St.ockbolm. He
gan hia bometowi. "' Newport Beacb.
but the Army in Heidelberg, Germany
listed hl1 home address 11' South Sa.11
Gabriel, Cant.
Altogether 22 American servicemen
so far have sought asylum In Sweden.
Nine cases are still pending. the
spokesman saJd.
Edward K. Johnson, 21, Cleveland.
Ohio: J ames H. Grant. 29. Meridian.
Miss.; John Dowlir.g, 19, San Diego:
Gregory Raymond Graham, 19. Waco,
Tex.. Lawrence Teeland, Wassell,
Alaska.
Newport school authorities and
police offlclals this morning said they
had no records lndlcating Norwood
may have been a Newport resident.
dealership to have the battery charged
i.1 his Facel Vega.
The car apparently slipped Into gear
while Farrell wu sitting In It. i\
Dean Lewis spokesman said. It lurch·
ed across the auto lot, nicked a
Jeepster wagon. knocked a headlight
off an MG and thett hit anot2\er MG
and two Volvoa before stopping.
Puppets Prote,st
Troupe Draws VCI Anti-war Chant
Total damage was estimated at
18,000, one l.Djured finger and a scared
111lesman.
Armed Robbery
Pie.as Entered
Two NeW'port Bead! m~n who were
scbeduled to face a jury trial on
armed robbery charges changed t.tielr
plea to guilty Monday in SUperior
Court.
Judge Samuel Dreizen accepted the
new plea and set Feb. 23 as the aentnctnc date for Frederick c.
Haecele, 23, and John C. Treat. 20.
both of 103 McFadden Place. Both
JQeD are belac beld in Orqe County
JaU.
Haeple IDd Treat DOW admit that
tbey were tbe two men who took
mare tlwa '300 at tunpoint last Nov.
24 from tbe Marii»era Bottle Shop. t• Jllverlkte Drive. 1'11ey fact a
poellble Mntence of from one to 10
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By JEFFERY' SPARKS
Of IM Delly , ... St1H
San Francisco's controversial Mime
Troupe -banned on the CaJ State.
F1tllerton campus -played to an
esUmated 400 persons Monday night
at UCI and it looked a bit like an
anti -war rally for a few momenb.
Durl1'g one between acts break in
the play. "L'Amant M1Utaire." an on·
stage commentator. compleu with
puppet. got the audience going with
an anti-draft chant.
"Hell. No, We Won 't Go!" chanted
the audience with urging from the
puppeteer and one porn pon girl wbo.
.lnexplicably, materialize:! on stage to
lead the chanting.
Tbe audience participation porUon
ol tM Intermission seemed to go on
for two or three minutes. Then play·
tlme resumed.
Al for the vehicle. "L'Amanl
Mllltaire" follows an emotional anti-
war . theme and gets pretty raw at
1pota with sexual actions. Implications
Supervisors Hire
The agreement calls for the first
phaae of the study to ~ completed
within 150 days at a cost not to
pceed $22,500 .
Tbe birin& of the Pereira ftrm had ._ ~ by tbe airport com-
m--. la Dteember. 'nlat action
followed a report recommending the
..., by • *1'd..appointed Air
Tramportatlon Committee of County
~entlleada. 1'be committee studied proposals
from aix consultlnl Orm• and recom·
menMd Pereira Mn. Boer cbaraed Pereira with
a COldllct of lnternt because "He
and hia IOft are the prtnclpal
ltockbolder1 in A1r caDfcrnl• and they
and dialogue -all almed as social
comment ort "U.t pervcrsfon and
aversions of mankind."
The outspoken Sao Francisco Mime
Troupe racked the emotional range
of student filled audience In Campus
Hall from standing apj)lauses to
deafening sile:ic~ all through' the use
of satirical mimicry. The original play
by Carlo Goldoni was. 41S stated In
t.:;e play program. exploited lo portr .. y
ar anti·war theme.
Almost all "things" commonly
believed lo be held sacred to the
average middle class man was put
uy before intense crtidsm at <ine
time or another throu'b the now of
action.
As far as acUng technique and keep-
ing the audience's atteDtton n<H>bvious
flaw could be fou.ad as the action
and interaction between actors keep
up the fast pace of the play.
Tbe Mime formed In 1959 has been
the center of many censorship
disputes.
Pereira
own outright Aern Commuter and
Catalina Airlines." AD three art based
at the Orange County Airport.
She and others lncludlng the 1187
county grand Jury bad previously
'made these cbarpa. Tbey were denied
by Pereln 11'1 1 pnas conference last
month. FruJer, 1 ltaMe at the alrpoH
ur1ed that no 1tld.J be made unut
.. private enterprtle cornea forward
wlth a plan to lmp!'Ove the airport."
Mr1. Boer wetlt to far as to ask
each 1upervi10r to reply to 1 queatlon
wtl+ch asked ln eaaence would any
member ot the board gain financially
1n the futtB'e as a result of thl1 study
agreement. all replied neiaUvely.
Marine,s
Tear Down
Cong Flag
From Wire Servicel
HUE, Vietum -America Marines
recaptured the Tbua Thi.en province
headquarter• bolldl.ng today and with
a dub of Iwo Jioia spirit tore down
a Viet Cong flag and ran up the
Start and Stripes.
At \east two Marines were killed
and 2.1 wounded in the day's fighting,
raialnt their casualties for a week in Hue to '17 dead and ?.83 wounded.
The Dag was raised by GunneTy
Set. Frank Tbomat, M, of Camden,
N.J., helped by Pfc. Alan McDonald,
19, of JacksonvUle, Fla., and Pfc.
Walter Kacmerek of Port Readinr,
N .• J.
Their buddies cheered lustll1 from
the battered windows of the bulldln1.
But fighting spread tn the Saigon
streets and the air war blaud with
new fury.
U.S. spokesmen sald about 900 Vlet
Cong moved from the naming Cbolon
sector of Saigon back tnto the cet1ter
of the city where street ftght.inl broke
out anew. There were battles In the
suburbs and at the gates of tbe Tan
Son Nbut Airport.
U.S. Marines fought large seal•
engaJements around the coastal city
of Quang Tri just below t h e
demllitarized zone <DMZ) and outlide Da Nang aa spokesmen wllJ"Md the
Commwtlsts appeared to be trying
to laolate ~ biJ: cities Rt..,Sl&lon,
($u Vlil'l1fAllt hp-i11
* * * Coast Marine
In County Unit
Dies in Vietnam
A 19·year-old Fountain V a 11 e y
1.u1.rine, one of Orange County's own
Angel Platoon, became one of the
first casualties of the so-called lunar
truce ln Vietnam. ' It wa s only about 17 months ago
tbat Lance Cpl. Byron R. Duhe. then
a freshly graduate<i Huntington Beach
Hig.h School youth. stood among a
contingent of fresh-face<! y o u n I
Orange County men in Angel Stadium
to be sworn in as new Marine Corps
members.
Famed "black sheep" World War
JI flying ace Col. Gregory "Pappy"
Boyington ad.ministered the oath.
Flags were flying; martial mu1ic fill· 1
ed the air.
'3ul there was little tcmfare in Da
Nana last Thursday when Cpl. Dube
died in the hospital there from bead
and body injuries be sus!J.ined in a
fire fight earlier the same day.
A Defense ~partment telegram
gave these sparse detaw to Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence H. Duh~ of 8703
NlghUngale Ave .. parents of th e youth
who became one 1 the first to fall
(See KILLED, Page t)
w e.titer
If you like the weather today,
you'll Io v e it Wednesday,
promises forecaster Emil Kurti.
who looks for more of the aame
sort of sunny skies with temp.
eratures inchJng toward the
?O's.
INS IDE TODA V
All the color of two major
~chtlng eotnt& in Southern
Coll/ornia u pictured in un11
of photoi of tht Acapulco rcict
itort ond Congrt&sionaL Cup
windup oil Poflt 18 .
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87 THOMAS FORTUNE
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Califomla comlnuntties will become
intrinsically wealthier during the next
several years, enbancin~ the pro-
spects for prope.-ty tax relief, a report
to a state Senate Education Finance
Committee suggests.
From now u:itil 1975, tebool con·
sultant Dr. Ronald Cox fortcast.s.
assessed wealth will Jl'O• more than
four times as fatt as the number
of school children.
Since 1962, the corresponding growth
ratio bas been less than two to one.
One reason for the phenomenon is
the steady climb in assessment of
. FAUEN ANML PLA'tOONIR
Lance Cpl. Byron R. Duh. Trustees Study
Double Sessions
In 2nd Grade·
'' ,,...P.,el
KILLED ••.
, in Oraoae County'• Angel Platoon.
He bad been aerving t; Vietnam
as a member of the First Marine
Division's First Engineer Battalion Newport-Meaa Uni.fled Schoo 1
since laat October when he was kJlled District trulteea will be aabd to act
by enemy fire. tonight a ---'""" --·' to t He was born in Los Angeles and · on •~--. pro...,... pu
· attended Rosemead High School for all second graders in the di11rict on
· two years, where be lettered in tennis, double seuioDJ next fall.
' before coming to Orange County in Becauae al. ai acute e1auroom
1964. sbortage the board aeema to have
Survivo.rs in addition to his parents lltUe choice but to approve the ICbool
Include two siaters, Chad, 15. current admlnlJtrator'a recommendation.
March of Dimes queen at Fountain , Even double aessionini all second
Valley High School. and Jaime. 9; graders, however. will not fully solve
gnndparents, Mrs. Thelma Wild, Hun-the apace problem. Come September.
tington Beach. James Wild Sr., enrollment projections lndicat~ there
Houston. Tex .. and Mrs. Bridget Duhe, still will be 244 students unboused.
New Orleans, La, It is recommended they be squeezed
Hit fiance was Kathy Gurney, Hun-in by crowding classrooms.
tington Beach. a 1967 gradual~ of
Marina High School. 1,954 AFFECTED
Services will be conducted under All told, an anticipated 1,954 second
tbt: direction of the Marine Corps graders ln Costa Mesa and Newport
and assisted by the Peek Family Beach probably will be put on double
Colonial Funeral Home next Tuesday sessions. Half will go to school in
at 10 a.m. at St. Wilfrid's Episcopal the morning, and half in the afternoon,
all property to 25 percent ~ Jllal'ket
value. • , • • .
The effect will be to· itve acttodl
di•tricta lnOl'e ta bae per-chilct:
The greate. resources wtU not
automatically become available to
local school boards, however. Ufdtr
ptesent formulas, state equalization
aid would be decreuecl. • reqWting
school districtl to pay more of tlleir own way.
State aid would diJlliJlish u .tile
local distr icts' abllity to · provtdlt '1'n.
creased. The tax rate, tbeo, would
not change. bul local taxpayers would
pick up a progressively greater sbare
of tbe W>.
•
~ a re1ult. t:be stat. IO"enubent tu base.
will ~~ to ~UJDu.late eurpluses _ Local boards then wol&W haft Ult
tn . lta lt.bo'ot '' tid accC)UBt. 1'be Ollt.iaLJ.o .Jmprov• PfY'Cl&ma tr cut surphues. Col figures, sbomd total •1.3 bUlion by 1975. the tax rate.
One ~~ M Mid. wID be for Cos• report .obowa the atala CUT•
the Legillltwe to pat the surpluses renUy pays about 41 perc111t of Ule
in the ..-r11 fund tor otf\er aaes. "1 billion spent annuallJ on educatioa
·'l"bis course, however, would nra aa aid .., Jon.I tdw>ol diatrictl. Tbll
counter to ttle current eHort by tbl ta U. ~ at •bicb Co.s ~gge1ta
adlninistration aDd tbe Legisla.ture tD the ai4l 1-.u.1a be frollen.
ffQd aome way of ~iding propertf However~ Co"C c:oncedts Ulat the pro-
tax relief. · • • spect or aavtne •t.3' bmJon .m 1tate
An alternatlvi!, suggeated by CoS. spending in at\'en years may be JllOl'e
wollld be freeze the percentages ol alluring than an austerity-minded
state school support -and allow local Legislature and governor can with·
. acllool diatricta to build up~ grea* ataRd. • . ~
Of Spy SlllPs
WASHINGTON fUPO -The Senate ForeJgn Relationl COmmJttee baa ast.
ed ~ ol Stat. Dea RuQ for
a "fuU *lcriptloa" of America'a lleet
of intellieence lbipl Ike the USS Pueblo. -
DetaiJI Oil eptratloDI md equipqleJlt
of the seized v-1 lllo were re.
quested.
Commlttee Cbllnnan J. WUliani
Fulbright (D-Arlc.), made the request
in th~ , Corm of a four-page quei.
tionnall'e.
Def~ Secretary R o b e r t s
McNamara hU agreed to appeM
before the committee 1-ter &bis month
to report OD the Pueblo iJlddent
Fulbrleht'a Jetter Wiil ~ the
Pueblo matter. n aho:
-Asked for a "complet.e •cription
or the development of the btteWgence
colledion plan'' abo hm>Mnt other
vessels.
-The name of the "highest official"
aware of day-to-day .spy ship ac.
tivities.
-Questioned the need for tending
such abipa u close u U nautical
miles to the coast line of another
country.
Senate Dernocratic leader Mike
Mansfield suggested that Jl'ulbrigbt's
group "move very carefully" in its
inquiry.
"Some questiom c a n ' t be
answered," Mansfield said. "We ought
to move very carefully in some of
these extremely sensitive areas ...
"We can't expect everything they
(State and Defenae Departments)
have because 1hat might be giving
information too sensitive to people
only too glad to have it in other
countries."
In another development Tuesday,
State Department officials listed three
intrusions by Soviet intelligence ships
in American territorial waters during
1965-fi6:
Church, Huntington Beach. The Rev. using the same classrooms.
James Caley will officiate. None of the 25 district elementary ,
Interment wWt full military honors schools would be exempted from ad·
which resulted in thrusting this car through wire
mesh fence. Four persons were injured in two.car
crackup.
C{tASH SCENE-Crumpled door (foreground) torn ·
from one of two cars involved m late Monday after~
noon accident at.Orange Avenue and Coast High·
way in West N~ is eVidence of force ot impact
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In each incident the Soviet ahJps
were ordered to leave the thee·mile
limit a.nd no direct action was tilten
against them as the North Xoream
took against the ~ Pueblo.
The incidents were:
will be at Fort Rosecrans NaUonaJ ditional crowding in other grades
Cemetery, Point Loma, in San Diego. spread equally between schools.
. ·, Fishermen Saved
! As Boat Explod~
, . Two lobster fiahermen were rescued
• at sea ellf'ly today by the U. S. Coast
Guard Cutter Point Divide out of
. , Newport Beach after their dory ex-
ploded and caught fire.
Names of tbe fishermen and their
1 home port were not immediately
known.
A Coast Guard spote&man said the
men presumably were uninjured. He
said the Point Divide bad not re·
quested emergency medical per10D11el
stand by on shore. 1
The cutter was expected to. disem·
bark the fishermen at Doheny State
Park around noon.
The 1$-foot lobster boat apparenUy
exploded and caught fire about 9: 17 1
a.m.f one mile off shore from the
Capistrano Beach Club. A witness told
sheriff's deputies the fire was put
out but the boat was drifting out ·
to aea with the tide.
. ,
EroM .PGfe I .:·
WOOTERS .. ~.
I'm simply not going to attempt to
buy my w~ into office."
Wooters said he was aware that
his decision to run would "make a
lot of people awful mad.'' .
"It means that Forgit will be .op·
posed by more than one c;"'1didlte,"
he said. "But even though the vote
m:ght _be split. 1 think he can 1 stlll
be defeated. That's why I'm ·run·
ni.ng.'' •
OAllY PILOT
One group, physically or emotionally
handicapped students in special educa·
tion classes, will get a break if the
recommendations are followed. On
double sessions this year, they would
be taken off in the fall.
The school board has expressed a
desire not to subject any student to
double seaaions two years in a raw.
Recommendations from Aasiltant
Supt. in Olarge of Instruction Norm&n
Loats also look beyond next year .
PLAN FOR 1111
In September, 1969, he recommends
second and fourth graders be put
on double seeaione. The following
autumn be recommend.a elementary
acboola only go through fifth grade.
intermediate achool years be dropped
d~ .to !l1xth and seventh grade, ad
high schools handle five grades, eight
through 12. , . ,
High school .claiaes , would be
schedUied early : and late and en
Saturo.ys, not willu colle&e' scbedul·
irig. The assuniplion is that ol•r
students are more sell reliant and
better able to learn under suctl &d-
verse conditions.
Hun~g~on Sets
Harl>or District
Battle Feb. 21
By~ REED
Of!M~..-Slefl
The· batUe of Huntington Beach vs.
, the Orange. County Harbor District
. continues today with the city pursuing
itt d61ire to withdraw from the
district. '
The Local Agency Formation Com·
mission (LAFC) will hear the clty'5
request to deannex from the diltrkt
on Feb. 21. The city has sent to
, aJ councilmen in the county a state·
ment of the city's position on the
district.
The statement sayt tfiat the city
reco&nlus • 'he regicu;W signlf'!qlnce
in new hal1)or construction. "bUt it
appears inequitable thlt the same tax
rate for harbor constructJon, inaln-
tenuce and operatioD 1bould be. levied
equally throu1bout all cities of the
county when a few coutal cities
receive the greater portion o f
benefit."
Clty Administrator Doyle Mlller said
that the city "strongly feels that !J'le
harbor district should not dictfte the
level of Mntce whJcb thaU be pro-
vided to tbt cJUzena of a manicipalily
when those citizens desire and the
. city is willing to provide a higher
aevel of service.
"It is totally imposaJble for the
llarbor dlltricl to efftcienUy provide
Huntinitoe Harbour with tht left!
of cOGrdinaMd fire, police ad harbor
jlfltral aernce tit.at Cla )e protiMd
bytlltctar. .
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H•W dl.ltrkt."
Mll1er cLalmtd tUt m1ay «*llli.J
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•tutlteelWcntap.-•
•••• ad ftlaldm to aappart e.e ... ~ . ......_.,,...ad epsattoa
., Ni'ban.
Four Injured
In High Speed
Traf fie Crash
Four perllons were re~ttedt in
11ati6factory condition today al Hoag
Memorial Hospital aft'et-1 they were
hurt in a traffic accident Monday
afternoon at Orange Street and West
Coast Highway ln Newport Beach.
Police said the crash involved two
cars that collided at the signal-con·
trolled intersection. An investigation
was under way to determine whether
a traffic violation occurred.
Identified u the driver of one car
was Stephen, Daily, " 16, of Sad
Clemente. who was <!riving east on
C,t highway shortly after 1 p.m. ln
a 10.year-old Cadillac convertible. Dai·
ly was treated at Hoag and releas«i.
Driver of the aecond car, headed
south on Orange. was Mrs. J uanita
McCaul. 41, of 239 Colton St .. Newport.
She suffered a fractured hip and facial
cuts. Also hospitalized were:
-Bradley McCaul. 15. son of Mrs.
McCaul. He suffered a concussion,
split Up and cut& on his arms and
chesl
-Douglas Mangum. 18, a passenger
ln Dally's auto. He was treated f?T
a back Injury.
-Mark Goodman. 18. also a
passenger in Daily's car. He waJ
. ~eated for .a back injury and cut nose. .
. Dally's auto, after it collided with
Mr3. McCaul's car. continued to crou
the ilitienettkln where tt rammed
into a signal Jight. police said.
Mrs. MoCaul's vehicle. a 1963
Cadillac, rumbled into a fence after
the colli.sio.n.
Former Newport
Recreation Aide
Quits Mesa Post
James B. Curran, Costa Mesa's first
director of recreation. Monday an·
nounced his resignation to accept the
newly created poaiUon of directoT of
t'ecTeation education for Golden West
CoU.ge In Huntincton Beacb.
Curran, 34. bu beaded the clty'a >
recreation deputmeot for the past
2~ years. He was named director
following th• divi.alOA of the parks
and recreaUon departments l.nto t•o
aeparatt entities.
Prior to takin1 the Cetta Mesa poet,
he WM employed u a rterfftion
. lllperviMr With Ule dlJ Ill Newport
~h. •acl bd ... Ja r*=Nation -.t•u,... .
In .. new .,.._ at Golden West,
Canan will bt rtlpanllbll far tile
ClevelOpmeat ol a fflDPl'llwidY• jmdor collett Jeftl rtCTUtloa cur·
rtcotum .
"The introduction ol thJt extnaive
rec procram at a jualor c::ollep Is
a '""' ~pt tn educ.doe, al'd may
J'l"O¥ldt the impeeus for Mmal 1uth
Jl'Otr1UM," Curraa ltalted.
• •
Crowded City Oflicin1.s
Push Civic Center· Pinn
-April, 1985, the &Met trawler
Barometer briefly intruded In U.S.
territorial RU off Puerto Rico.
-October. 1985, the Soviet ship
Arban intruded In American waters
off San Pedro.
-December, 1968, the Soviet ah.Ip
Teodolit crossed Into American waters
off Puerto Rico.
By BRUCE BENSON
OI lfle Deity ~Hel Slaff
''Conditions at Newport Beach City
Hall are so crowded that when a
dog walks down the corridors, be
has to wag his tall up and down.''
That's bow one mumci.pal employe
described the lack ~ working space
today as the city moved ahead with
plans to build a new Civic Center.
Importance of the center was
reflected in a just-completec! list
assessing municipal porject.I in terms
of their priOl'.ity.
Prepared by city coUtlCilmen, the
list rates the new Clvic Center first
among 35 major projec~.
The priority schedule was developed
to aid various d.epartments in pla.nning
their work for the yur.
A City Council commUtee already
has determined t.hat it .and when a
new Civic Center is built. it aboqid
be located a' ~ .C foor. sugg~
sites. . . ,
The four Jocatlooa •en ~ frcm
a list of several propertiea in·
vestigated over the past 10 months
by the council's Civic Ceotu Site
Election 'Qlmmit,fee, beaded b y
Howard Bolen.
City Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt
nld the conunittee now la on the
vei:p CJt.. naming an arcbltect to help
,,,,.... P .. e J
VIETNAM •••
th" comm.lttee make its final site Rue and Da Nang.
selecti.on. In 1he air war U.S. planet battled
Among the four sites under coo· Communist MIGs in a 1et1es o1
sideration iJ the current c i t 1 dogfights near Hanoi and each side
Hall location, 1 • • lost one ~ lh9t down .. :8521"£ hit tile Commum.t troop buildup
"It may be about another 30 days Kbe Sanh while other planel po
before an architect ia chosen." Communist poeWons In South V~
Hurlburt reported. "You coulct1 f11ure wi~ ~=~offensive that ~an
01l ~ape-another 90 day• to1study a •eet ago with start of the rfet the sites. r ' .. 'It would then be loaical ~any l~nar pew )'tar celebrlltions was F°' r Vtng • COStl)' 0De. I
engineering and design work ould Spc*esmen {JUt the Communist ·toll
take place in the next fiscal period, at 21.D> killed and 4,'T'D suspects
which means that the City Council captured -more than a quart1 o{
would bave to d~ some ig all the Red troops lost in 191'7. tor the start ot t~ pro)ect. l Allied cuualtiea were put at 729
Hurlburt eetimated tbat m pat dead including M6 Amerteans ;an<!
: wor~~!' elll1"fllliJ.1 arer eper ·:tn 7,las wounded including 3, ta 4
facilities that provf.de. tbe,n:r 1e111y Americus.
110 percent of the apace ~.a.._:_~ Untold thousands of civilians were
The ratio for the pqli~ ~nt dead or wounded and au~
ktrJ, time *Wte~ '-. g * · liml.._,, ' · ls about 40 percent. be sakl~· e.sdmatecl •~ooo persona were e
new CMe Ce8W mut Amef'k:an' aatbortties 1~ I
be. a rough one at this point. J:I lburt steady stream of warnings tbab tht
said. Communist.a might renew therr$of·
But he added tbat .. comF-~ fensi•e against .. cities at arr, •
probably four ,_.. ::i' --!llnl to bad ~ tale expected om t
on piany f8Ctah. It ..-r, l«GSI Ute -.ilit*ized zoae ag•st
if certain things jelled." • the Marine bastiOllJ of De Sanb.
THI ULTIMAn
lft CAltNT CL~
' THIS UNQUE NEW PROCESS Cl.EANS DEEP.
AND 'YET TIEA TS THE FINEST CAIPiTS WITH
LOVIN& CARE •••
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c;AIGON (AP) -Ten1 of th-MllMh
of ~tuaea. io.ded down w 1 t b
household utenlila and cloGllnt. c&oc·
Jed the ::itreet,t of Saigon toda,. 'Ibey
•ere fleeing from tbeb' ..,_ ID tbe
JOUthem part of the c!.y, swarmiDc
lllto tbe capital'• secure~.
The refugees claimed the police
were unable to gi .-e them any pro-1
ecUon 11ainst maraudin1 Viet Cone
:>ands.
"The Viet Cong cai:ne to my shop
• ~ ·t night with cigarette ll,dlten ,and
:ifles." a tearful shopkeeper aaJd.
'Th4!y were only kids, but fbeyl
threatened me and burned down ~ ~hop. Now 500 homes are burned, •
::ic said, po:r.tin1 to a bloct·looa man
of ruins.
The shopkeeper wd many people
fro m the locality ran to tbe police
nea,qqarler1 ioo yards down tM road,
"but the police never came to help,
no one came."
"I have lost everythlni, 4 million
pirstera wortb. and so bas everyone
·else around me," the shopkeeper •aid
as he raked through the smoulaertng
remainl of his shop.
Moving put him on the street were
,nfugees in bicycle cabl. pu9bing their
OW'll bicycles, ud on foot.
City officlals report 47 ,000 refugees
have beee registered in official camps.
Tbe execkaa from the heavily populated
loutlwa MCtioe '-~ to push
UM totar far alloft that.
* * * ··reddy Assails
Viets' Apathy
W ASIDNGTON (AP) S e n .
Edward M. Kennedy says the massive
Viet CODg attacb on South Vietnam
population centers reveal the "deadly
apathy" of the South Vietnamese.
The Massachusetts Democrat, who
nas often criticized corruption within
'he South Vietnamese government,
Jaid the SW'pl'iae Viet Cool attacks
Nould ti.ave been impossible "if there
.vere a population in South Vietnam
hat felt even a reasonable allegiance
o its own governm81t."
Kennedy, in a Monday speech to
he American Advertising Association,
1dc!ed:
"Unless we asaume that the enemy
ias the strongest internal security
system known , it would have to be.
said that there was no one in those
26 cities and Salgon who felt com-
pelled to illform the central iovern-
ment of the time and place Of even
one of these attacts."
WAR'S UGLY llACE -::.. Women and children are
herded from housing area in Hue by U.S. Marine
(abdve) during bitter hOU6e-to-house fighting in the
ancient Vietnamese city. Crumpled cart and body lie in path of advancing tank (below, left) on oul·
skirts o( Hue and tearful woman clasps hands in
prayer after human waves of North Vietnamese
troops smashing into U.S. border fort at Khe Sanb
drove her from her home.
Kirschke Silence
By THOM IWlLEY
OI 1M OellY ..........
Orange County District Attorney
Cecil Hicks Monday ended four days
of speculation by branding as "a com-
plete hoax" the testimony of two men
who might have provided an alibi
for convictgd killer Jadt Kirschke.
Hicks emerged from four days of
seclusion to confirm that two m~n
who claimed to have see n a man
and a ''hard blonde" I e a v i n g
Klrschke's Long Beach l!Partment at
the time or the murder had admitted
to his investigators that they had
planned to demand money from
Kirschke in return for their evidence.
Hicks refused to i~ntify the two
men but he confirmed that their
evidence has also been discounted by
the state attornfy general's office.
"It may be fhat they will be pro-
secuted for their actions but no
decision has yet been made," he said.
The district attorney lavished praise
on the part played by his investigplors
-Eddie Banks and Frank Ox·
andaboure - in the cracking of the
peeudo witnesses' story. "They did
a fantutic job," he said. ''And they
did it by getting home to the se men
one important premise -that llbe
truth was important."
Kirschke, 46. a former deputy
district atrorney in the Los Angeles
County office, was convicted last
month of the murder last April 8
of hls dress designer wife, Elaine
on the nJgbt ot the murder, HJW
said.
Attorney Albert C. S. Ramsey, the
lawyer who was d!sml.ssed by
Kirschke in the later stages ot the
murder trial, said Monday that he
was now satisfied that the evidence
offered by the two "witnesses" wa1
now "absolutely worthless" .
"I no longer represent J a c k
Kirschke." Ramsey said, "but I am
of course deeply Interested In any
facet of the trial. Everyone connected
with this trial is now satisfied that
this was nothing more than an attempt
to obt.ain money from my former
client by the ofter of false testfmooy,''
Ramsey added.
Deputy State Atty. Gen. Albert Har-
ris, chief prosecution attorney in the
Kirschke trial, was not available for
comment Monday but an aide con-
firmed 1that the office had now re-
jected the testimony of the two wit-
nesses.
"There may be action taken by
us against lhem," said Deputy Atty.
Gen. Jim Barnett, "but we're merely
talking about it ri1ht now."
* * *
Kirschke Seeks
'Witness' Facts
Terry, 43, and Industrialist Orville LOS ANGELES CAP) _ Jack Drankha.n, 41, a man believed to have been her lover. Kirschke, convicted of killlng his wife
Kirschke, whose case is on appeal, and. _her boyfriend, is petitioning Superior Court to disclose what it has vehemently denied the murders knows about two potential alibi wit·
and insisted throughout his trial that nesses whose story has been labeled he was many mUes away from the
fashi"onable Long Beach apartment at a hoax. the fune of the killings. Kirschke's former attorney, Albert
The two nren who claimed to have C. S. Ramsey· has said two men
home seen a couple leave the Kischke told him they heard gun shots and
at about the time of the murder at t~n saw a man and woman leaving
first told investigating officers that ttte apartment where Elaine Kirsddce
they were planning to carry out a and Orville Drankhan were shot and
burglary in the area. Both men have killed Last April 8. The men said
crime records. including convictions they were in the area to commit
for burglary, Hicks said. a robbery.
But both men, under pressure from Asst. AUy. Gen. Albert W. Harris
Banks and Oxandaboure, admitted said last week that the story of the
they planned to obtain money from two men was a hoax. HJs story was
Kirschke in return for their false supported by two investigators for
testimony. Orange County Dist. Atty. Cecil Hicks.
Neither man has contacted Kirschke who spoke to the two men, a
although Kirschke is aware of the spokesman for Hicks' office said Mon·
circumstances surrounding t h e i r day·
"evidence" and their later confession Kirschke Is preparing his own case
that they were nowhere near the home In seeking a new trial.
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TOKYO (UPO -Tbe Communllt
North X.... Central Nen A"'1XJ
..,. uoCMr u .s. NaYJ oCncer aboard
... U:.8.S. ~lo bu "c:onfeued0
bill '91111 w,a on ID ..pc.ap
.• Fined $12 for @MCUDI ~
a' village at M mllet ~ hour,
Arthur L_. • .ve, 20, Of App~,
England, W11 unable to IWIJ tbl maglatrate. "I WU Oil tb• ftnt ..,
of my honeymoon and I peu.I waa
'jwt aclted and a liWe ..,er to
(el to the hotel," Ludsrov• lli4.
. alllioB ialde Nortll Konn waters.
The Clfftcer WU idatlfied U Lt. /' Edward MUrpby, 31, of Berkeley, G·
•
eeatt.. omcer lboard u. ~
ptlminl lbip aetM bJ the Nortb
Jtcnan• Jan. 23. Accordla& to the M'wa aaency, bll
repentlve confeaalon waa atmUar to
thole made earlier by Lt. Cmdr. LloJd
M. Bucher, the abip'a commander;
Lt. s~ R. Barria, researc:b •·
fleer ancf" LL (J.1.) Frederick C.
Schumacher Jr., operations offtcer.
MelllWhlle in Martinell.... c.~~· Marpby'a mt., Mn. John J"LIDUP,
dlaltDed to comment on tbe .U.l*l
confeaioa. "We'll jut ba•• to wait
and aee," abe aald.
Murphy'• mother, Mrs. Kathryn B.
Murphy of Berkeley. a hlth school
teacher, died Jan. 'IT -four days
after brr aon wu taken prlaoner.
She died unaware of the ship'• cap-
ture. Bll statement, broadcast by Radio
t'Jonaan& and monitored Monday In
TolrJo, aaicl : "f do conlal in complete trankneu
ibat tbe Pueblo intruded deep Into
tM couta1 wterl al JOU? comdr1
-1 earried ~out actl of 11Pfooa1• ~ the Democratic P • op l • a
GaleOUI Cautu C1atl hi a twfco1 ~of (North) Korea.
po 1 e. The Mpc>aed he~M ' My worda cannot expre11 the
c"°"'1*m qob to J,IOO ~ at remone wb1cb I feel for having
Cal S1att, L.A., 1&adi1nn. ttUing them violMld bl IOYertJlpty ol YOW' CGUD-
thot oio"11U "'the .iree&I tDOUJd not try. I humbly apologize fOr my boltlle
aid tu ugro'1 cause cmd remMktd, acta and uk thst the Korean people
"Rfottnn m the nhdto1 ii .Ukf G b1dl apresi tbeJr 1entroeity and leniency. " " detptte my •11rt1slon, and allow me running headlong Into a•Jocomotiff." to return to my home and rejaln
• . my family." . · .
'1 haven't bawled llk• that.in fO Lite 1be. prevloua "CClllf.euiom," the re~/' said 'former Prettdent . lalllUl9 IOQDded 1tllted .. 1f perhapl DwlfM D. llttn...,_ at .l ~ it i..r been written bJ tbe Narbt
mony In h.IJ honor atter 1he a.It JCorNDI tbeJDMlvu,
Hope DeMf'f Clatslc Solt touruey. Tb• 1hlp wu c~I 83 men wiien
Ike, who 1pende the wlDWrl n~· It wu ~ and taken into the wu honored with ,a pi.qu. Port of Wouan by the North Koreu
eel by all the f*1lloua iQlfen. CommunJltl.
n owled Marine, Nuy, At r
Foree and Army band• marabtd N• S 1 . don i.be fairwayt to pjay for the .. lXOD · ays l.Dle
fiv•ltar general. On band for the · · ·
ceremony was Gov. ltonnit lMfen. • little luny StelnMck 11 to COil·
cenMCl about •mos in PotUIDd
Ore., that 1be eent her 25 ~
allowance to c..v. Tem McCaftiO
help fight air pollution. 1be 9-year·
aid ~srader wrote, "I am •er'!
t0rry that the air ii dirty. La 1 t
ntcht it W'U IO thick )'OU couldn't
tee the street lights. The paper
1ald th.It ours was thicker than
New York. Here ie 25 centa to help
you. •
T h e 11 rtcll11 (1100Vt it at
"Grcmdmothf11"'1" in L an Ii" g,
Mich. A /iTt brok~ 01't in Uw
nighclub during the wekflld,
b1't it didn't eiien rattle the
gang doing the "1hmgalfng",
the "/iU11" and the "bird dog
b01'nce." Fir~ rushed In I cmc1 put out "" blaz• "' da1\C· , ,,., wrotld . . • and tk bed
10"'t cm cd old Qnmdmothm.
I
' .
It blUer nqt cnow anymore 1n
SL Louil. Clvil Street Director C.
Larry UnlaM bu notified the city
that his ~ment bas 1pent th.-
entire SUO,Ooo budgeted for snow
removal th1a year.
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. Country . Elected
' t·'N~ lead~'
Al'PU!!01', WI.I. <tJPtf -Rtdmd
M. M!J01, CIQlptlptq t b r o • & h
W)lcomtn11 Fox River Valley, N1d
today '~hen. a fourth rate coldlti-y
Clft, llJJaJ:k llJ A.mericlll vetlll. then
lt'I t1riii lot new 1-denblp."
Tbe former vk9 president swung
lnto the second day of his flnt cam-
palgnlnf' hid for victory ln Wlsconsln'•
Republlcaa Prealdential P r I m a r 'I
April 2.
.. Never in Amtrican blllor'/ hu
th1a cotlldr'/ '-1 • more trouble Inmon! pJ.Ce1 tbaa It la now," Nixon
said.
Nlzon ._ accomplaled. by Illa wife,
Pat He made hll Call for IHdersblp
by Republicans at a coffee reception
here.
"When a fourth-rate country can
hijack an American vessel. then it's
time for new telderlldp." Nixon said,
refenin1 to the Nortb !Conan tel%ure
of the USS Putltlo laat weM.
"Glve 'em bell!' -man -"'°uted
from the cluster of •ut 8 persons
rtntlng Nixon.
"I don't have to," Nlzon IDl'rered.
0 they've done it to themselves."
"11Us JQhnlon amctinlltration can·
not, and doea not. deaerve fo• more
years," Nixon tald.
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CONVICTID 'LANI IOMlll -P.arle Cook, 37, Seti a io::t &lance from b1I wit• ...... , u they await«l the readl~• ol tlbe
ed verdict which found him pllty of pladna a bomb on an airllnar
carrylnl hill wife and 80 otblr pUMDgen. No one wu iajund when
the bomb uplodtd in the blgage eompartmeal
' ManGuilty,ol Murder Try ,
Through Airplane Bomb
CHICAGO (UPI) -Wbn. !di weep-
lnC wife watched, Eari. T .. Cook wa1
found iuntY ~Y al trJiDI to kill
her and ao other alrllDI pUlen&er•
with a bomemade b.lmb.
Cook al.lo protelted tbal be was
--ol pladna • time bomb dlTklt aboard an AmlricaD AlrUDI•
atructed wltb tooll found in Cook'r;
suburban home. The aplollon al the
detonator• did minor damafe.
One prosecution 'WltDtu, Geort•
Clay Clllf, 72, Bot Sprlnp, Ark.,
testlflad that Cook ua aiUd him
to arran1• the ki111DI al Mn. Ooot.
• tbe JU10I' WU .. if M w &111
plaDI to _. NatiGMl G9ll'4 aid in
tM .ana. ;
LiDdlaJ Wd tbat bit •lift Md been
ill c1Cllll etntael wtUa OoY. Nellon
A. RocWtPer'• ltaff emir tbe ••m.
c:reu1D"1 Mrloua" healll problem
bat added tMr9 .... ... Jnlllt
p~" to call the pard..
Two. Students
Shot in High
Sehool Riots
CRlCAGO (UPI) -'l'be ramor of
a teaeber flrlnc and wbat appeared
to be a JIDC retallatlon fer a part)! craabinC erupted into w.ine. at two
south aide bi&b tcbooJI Mmday. Two
studenta ,, .. lbot ud wOlllldld.
Police ·quen.cl r•...,PIC llQdats
at Dunbar HlP kbool aftll' eedng
off an dire ~ S&adlnta
tbmr rocb, bD:ad inlllc and d...,,... CM'I, .,._. a rumcr lll'tld
tblt & teacblr bllll beta ftnd.
Eigbt mile• .,,.,, ... Bonn BlSh
School. lunchroom WU invaded by
memben ol a youti:l 1aac known as
the Eaptim Lordi, police Mid. One
youth carried a sawed«! abotpn and
bluted away, wowvtini Humphrey
Moore, 11, and Emelt1nl Alnll, 17.
Police iMnfifiecUfoon •Ill leader
of a youth ClllC known • the Dirty Do2ea. Moore w• bit 18 tlmet.. Mias
Aseves, hit by pellell four Umel in
the foot,,,.. a~. J: llid.
Neither WU iD Mrieul CODGI
,._ cm1'nC hit wife ad • .._ '*""' from CbJcaCo to San 1>1110,
Id. ffcw. »..
. Thi lNmb ~ cap aflallld
la 1bt balP,. computmm of tbe ·arllnlr ._ ctW aot cauM 11 • cruh. The ,bomb ttieU failed to .... fte
All Penney Stor• Open Every Night Monday Throvgh Satunlay
=-~ ..i.&1 and no OM .,.
AUIUD aUil, "The oa1J l'UI01l tblre
WU DOt a ... marder bere WU
IOIDMbiq .,_. wb1c.b be (Cook) bad
no control. U. did h1I best to tee
that the malfpctlon which did occur
did not occur *'
AuaUn cl;{ proaecuUon tesUmony
that Cook bad tried to hire others
tf kW. 1a11 "1f1 u earl1 u four 7ear1
a1<>. He said there had been "malice
aforethought for a period of four
yeara."
Cook WU stotcal II ibe vwdid
of seven men and five WOllltJl, reached
Monday night, wa. opened and read
to Qie court. Hil wife, 36, wbo bad ltood by
him throughout \be ttial, ia'a to him .
A baWff lid her, weepiaC, batk to
her Mat.
".'he courtroom dllpl.JS al affection
between the C..-bad i.a IUcb
thlt AUIUn Ult warned Coat to stop
klllinl her or abowlng other aJp.I
of love wblle the jury ·W.as present
Cook aai4 al the verdict, "I feel' )
I tol a trial under the system I
believe in. Tbe only thing am sorry
about II that I am innocent.
"I feel Che evidence presented did
not quite portray my lnnocenef."
The bomb Cook wu accuaed of·
plantinl exploded while the Boein&
1'l1 wu over Colorado.
Federal aaents testified t b e
detonator caps bad come loose and
failed to ignite the dynamite bomb.
They telUfied the bomb WU COD•
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... One of tbe oldlat forms of c o nll'Ullonal patroaaae.
appointment of 1 o c a l
~. today eam•
under lta mOlt aerlou at-
. tact la nearly two dectdes.
Congreaamen· provided ti.
ammunltie>n.
· A HOUie po1t office sub-
committee t>e1an hearings PLUM ~URS ,.on 50 \lil1I aboed at taking Many Conp'essmen have
the post office out of priva~complained that . politics. Tbe me .. u:rn were the poll al petrooace plum
introcluced by members of that co 1 1ritb tbe olflc•
both parties, including one soured 1 g ago.
by Rep. Thaddeus J. Dulski, "For very o n e ap-
(D·N.J. ), chairman of tbe Jl()intmen!r I make 100
Full Poat Office Committee. enemies,"1 a high rankinl
Tbe Dulsti bill would pro· post ~olfic c o m m i t t e •
bibit members of Congreu member UPI. "It's like
from recommending a can· a monkey your back and
dldate for po1tmaster to 1be it's time got rid of it."
Postmuter General, wbo The most (trastic proposal
now 'ldecta one name fro.Ill was made y Rep. H. R.
the top three candidates Gross (R-1 wa), longtime
emerging from a c i v i I roe of the ystem and •
service examination. member Of Full Post
PARTY Pgw:oc:!•Uft• Office Com 'ttee. He · in· ~ .:. troduced a b to take the
The postma.ster Gen~aJ's Postmaster neral out of
recommendation. w h I c h . the President' cabinet and goes to the White House give him a 12· ar term. and then to the Senate for
, confirmation, is oft.en. in· MAIN ADYIS
• llutnced by the recom· The postmast r General Is
mendations of a con· now appointed the Presi·
greuman or senator, • under lbe Gros bill -and
in turn have got the word serves at the leasure ~f
from party leaders baclt the Presldent. has tradi·
home. tionally been th chief ex-
Not since 1949, when the ecutive's main litical ad·
· ·Hoover Commission made viser.
French-German Met
May Become 'Fri d'
BONN (UPI) -The latest
dust-up in Frencb-Ge~man
relations is proving the late
Konrad Adenauer 's adage
that a false report is worth
10 denials any day.
The West German govern-
ment moved forcefully in
an attempt to deny reports
that Foreign Minister Willy
Brandt bad described Presi-
dent Charles de Gaulle of
France as "power-obsess•
ed."
But tbe orlginal report by
the West German New11
Agency DPA drew more at-
tention than DPA's later
withdrawal. Even reporta of
the withdrawal repeated the
Air Force's
Gen. Beeson
Dead at 45
NAPLES. Italy CAP) -
The death of U.S. Air Force
Brig. Gen. Thomas H .
Beeson. 45. cbiei of staff
of the Allied Air Forces in
soµthern Europe was an-
nounced here by his head·
quarters today.
Beeson died in a hospital
at HeUleJberg. Germany,
Monday. He was injured ln
an automobile accident near
Mannheim, Germany, Jan.
31. .
A native of Riverside.
Calif., be c o n a i d e r e d
Cornwall on the Hudson.
N.Y., his ~me.
Pres8 Lord
Dead at 84
LONDON (AP) -Lord
Kem1le1. 1lle retired British
newspaper mapate, died
Monday niSbt in Monte
Carlo at the ... of 84, ll1I
family alll!tOIDIC9d todq. The cause of death wu not
given.
K e m 1 le y IOld his
newspaper empire, wbicb
incladed tl\e Sunda1 Tirnea,
to Lord Thompaon in 1958.
At the time be w a 1
chairman of IC e m 1 1 e y Newapepera and edltor·ln·
chief of tbt &mda1 Tlmet,
while ILil oNllt IOll. Geof·
trey u.el Berry. ...
depoty ci.trma.
K1m1h1 a1lo wu
chaJrm.Ul ol Che R8aWI
Newa ApllJ:'I fram t•l to ttee.
to Brandt.
Ahlers ,
spokesman f the West
German gov nment, said
that in view of the denial
of the ori · l report and
OPA's with awal, it was
hoped here t t the French
would consi the incident
as never ha ing happened.
That is pro bly wbislling
in the dark.
De Ga~le Is a master tac· tici~. ~cularly skilled at
puttmg JOI.hers on t b e defensivi
Diplojtic observers say that. o past form, De
Gaulle n be expected to
claim th Brandt's attitude
toward an<e must be am-
bivalent; otherwise n o
reporter could have Im-
agined ~·ng him say the
phrase sely attributed to
him. B t denied insult
emerged~from a weekend speech a Ravensburg.
The F . cb leader pro-
bably · inslat it is up
to Bra t to p r o v e
otherwise .. Their meeting in
Paris F . 11 and 17
therefore expected to be
frigid.
U.S.1Denies
Ru81 Charge
In Cpllision
'
N (UPI) -
States today
Ruaaia n
an American
at fault in
Wl a Soviet
cleliVered to
mbaasy t n
eb. 1 cbrted
n was at fault
ion with the
• the Kapitan
bout 95 miles
Korean coast
y, Wubinaton
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.TIAU OF REMOltSI -Murder napect, Donald
Eu.gene ffunmond, breab out in tean ... be tel1I
Seabrook, Tena, police how his wile died .ttel' be-
ing atruct by a canabol Hammond beld a sdlool
teacher and ltudent captift for 3 hours before be-
ing persuaded to IUl'l'ellder.
Wife Mardered
Reign of Terror
Ends With Tears
SEABROOK, Tex. (UPJ)-
Donald Eugene Hammond
sat. aboard the fire truck
last Christmas dres'sed as Santa Claus and handed
down gifts and candy to
wiile~yed children.
Today be is jailed h e r e
without bond on a charge of
murdering his wife and ter·
rorizlng teachen and stu-1
dents in a tiny rural school-
house. When be finally sur-1 rendered to a law enforee-•
ment officer, Hammondl
wept uncontrollably.
Police said Hammond's al·
leged odyssey began Sunday
night when be stormed into
a Seabrook cocktail lounge
where his wile, Diane, 21,
and their 2-year-old daught-
er Pascha waited for him.
"I'll give you five minutes
to get home or I'll blow yotD'
brains out," Hammond
screamed, according to pa·
trons o( the lounge. I
"I'VE SHOT MY WIFE ..
Later Sunday, neighbors
said H&nmond ran from his
home in Seabrook shrieking
"I've shot my wife.· Don't
let her die." 'nien he dlsaJ)-
peared, police aaJd.
Monday, UO miles to the
northwest in a rural school-
house about 15 miles north
of Caldwell in central Tex·
as, Hammond appeared with
a pistol.
"Everybody freeze,'' he
ordered, according to autbot·
ities, and 150 studenti in the
school cafeteria tat motion·
less.
TAKES HOSTAGES'
Police Mid be took u
hostages a girl, Jeraldean
Ayers, 15, and a teacher.
Robert L. Long, 36. He held
them c a p t i v e for nearly
three hours in the office ol
the adtool superintendent.
"That gun barrel looked
like a shotgun when he came
in the door," Long· taid. "It
happened so quick my knees
shook. He was excited a n d
mean. He was holding the
gun bebJnd tbe girl'• neck."
After making some tele·
phone calls, Hammond, 25,
a service station attendant,
learned his wife was dead.
He collapsed in -tean a n d
said he would surrender to
Capt. Leroy Wilcox, Sea·
brook Police Chief.
QUIET TALU
Meanwhile, Reid Philip.
I
dent." but doubted that any-
one would believe b1m be·
cause be once llfd served
time in an Illinois prls~.
. ,.
Soviet-accused Spy
'Doesn1t Fit Part'
lm..LIAMSBURO. Va •
(AP) -NeSC!lbon say
alender, brunett. At l c e
Crownfield doean't fit the
pert ,_ Qf I C e. n t f I l
Iatelllgeoce ~Y
OP.8f8tlV&, U the Soviet
newspaper· Izvestia claims.
Alld her husband SQa If
ane did p1-f spy, ''lbe-hun't
told me yet!'
Crownfltld, a Phnlc1at at ttae College of wllliam. and
Mary, aaid the c.b.arae that
bis wife lured a Soviet ICien-
tist into defecting la tlmpi1
a case ot Ru"1u m,iallD'I
ders\anding. He declined to
say more exoept. t ha t
"personal problems were in-
volved."' ,
Tbe Soviet govemroent
newape~r did M r 1 •
Crownf1eld talked a RUJlian
Pb1sicilt into .ro~g with h.ei; to the .u, s. Embusy in Vienna where a CIA man
duped him into surrendering
hia Sovlet passport. No date
was given ln tbll account.
MEETS RUSSIAN
hvestia said the ecientist.
Identified only under the
code name of Pyotr M.
S a v r a a o v • met Mrs.
Crownfield at a scientific
conference in Yugoslavia
two years ago.
The scientist was taken
to Frankfurt . West
Germany, said Izvestia, for
questioning about "secret
scientific eatabllahmenta,"
but two weeks later escaped to Bonn and begged the
Soviet Embany: · • • Save
me."
\'
C.ldweD 11-tff, and Robert
Wyatt, FBI a,1eat, c:oavtnced
HammoOd tbat they should
be permitted to take the
place of. the teen..qed el.rt
and the school t.eacber aa
hostages.
Hammond a~ a.n.d
they left their weapons out·
side tbe office. They talked
with the wspect quietly,
hoping to disconcert him un·
til Wilcox could drive the 120
miles t.o Caldwell.
"We just atood there ·~ the desk between ua," Phil·
Ip aaJd. 1'We did 1lOt malce
•l'O' attempt to nala b J m
or aaytttlng."
Your money earns more in a Glendale Federal
Special Bonus Account than it does in a regular
savings eccount anywhere else in town.
PbWp and W1att aald Ham· moncf Jut atood there, IOb-
bing. He told bm the tlboot·
ing of bia wife WU "Ill accl·
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RUSS LITCH, our manager In Newport, wonders why every uver do11n, keep Illa
money· here. Alk Ruu how• Bonua Account can Nm more for you.
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We not a boDdlDI. or jult
. :a "thlnt' tbly cont.tnd.
• The 100 plcketa w b 0
!demonst.Jiated Monday are
•memben of the AFL-CIO
Maritime Trade& Dlput.o
menl In the ll'OllP WIN sailors, ma tea, pi 1 • t 1 ,
stewards and ok......,
1 union membln.
Even tboulb Git QDem
Mary Wll boailll* tar ...
milUon by the Clltr ff 1-
Beach to become a e.-
•vention center, m •I•• a
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hotel aid cate complu, th•
~ erpt the la •till
• INp -ot a blr,e. Bari"
do aot move Wider their
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.. 1 .. ...ud by llafll·
fDI -· .. anion• 117 • LaDc Beam. Oil tbl COil·
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u a buildin& and staffed
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• ·: 18 'Adopted' Orphans . ' i! Killed in Viet Fighting .
. LOS ANGELES (AP) -
A IJ'oup of famlllea in·
'1:ending -to briJfl &1 Viet. i namese orphans to the
United Sta• bu lell'ned by
letter that 18 of them were
;tilled in fi.r;htlag bl Saip.
Rachel ]> h fl 11 p I , I
• 1poke1man for the group,
• saJd the letter from the
·Seventh-day A d v e n t l 1 t
• mJ11lon in Saigon wu dated
'Jan. 31, the day alter fierce
• boaUlltles broke out.
"T h e r e is no way to
' know how many are still
alive. but I feel very sorry
: for tho11e government of·
• fic ials who have played
·•God." Mrs. Phillips said.
: Her group, c a 11 e d
American Mothers, Inc .• bu
•been trying to obta1n ID fJI•
t ficial letter from tbl U. S.
: State Depertmtat ltatin&
; the gOftl'IUDent does not op. I pose tbt move and that tbe
group la "a r e p u t a b 1 e·
~ organiaaUon. 0
, _ Mn. PbUllPI and tw?
' other memben of the group
went to Wublniton. D. C .•
•recently and have wriUen
• sneral Jett.era to iovern·
meat offtclala. Tbey say
.., ...... Neivtd uuawer.
In-a •llpboae intlmew.
a Sim Depirlmut ontcial
Wei: "Tbt Idea of taking
childrta out ol tbllr own
country to a fore.Ip country
for one • two yUrl of
education la DOt NCOm·
mended by IOda1 ftlfare ...
Twice Mn. Phillipi aalCI
Abe we¥ to Vletnani to a.id
the transfer.
The cbildr1a were
originally to hue arriv911
last November to mm
their home with famllla Jn
the San Fernando Valley.
"We did e v e r y t bu I legally necessary: we 1peot
our own money and dldn 't ut anybody for anythlq,"
aaJd Mra. Phillips.
"U wt bad bad the letter
tba cblldren would have
been bert monUu ago.
"Ollr ptOblem is with the
State Department, which
hu Clwn as no help or
enc~a,.mtnt, but Jnstead
b;ocked u1 at •vtr1 tum,
ignor.d our letten and
telegram1 ud dllClalmcd
itny official lmowledt• of
our efforta," 1bt Mid.
"°5 .\NGJU.,ES (UPI) -
A l•aJt 31 maJor oU com•
panllt •• nptCttd to s-1 more tllan '300 mlDioe to
.. federal fOVtnUMllt for
~ priYll•C• ol drillllll lor
oll oa •ooo ac:r• ti oc:eaa
bottom otf the cout "of
Southern California .
~ .Depstm•Dt "' the tatmor ls 1tWn1 110 leaH
blockt, e a c b comprilinc
nine lqUM't miles, fe>e*,ed
on tbe outer continental
lhell In h Santa Barbara
<lluntl.
Sealed bidJ were to be
opened today .Jn Lo I
Ancel•. The ltate of Calllomia
handle• ltulnc for are11
betwff1l the tide lint and
tbe Une·mlle Umil For ctrtmDc 1tte1 tura:>er out. tbe
federal iovernmat Mlll th• leue1 throuCb tbl Interior
Departn>em'a bureau o t
land manacement.
Blddinl JI in tht form ol
cash bonuae1. The low
bldder1 will pay '3 an acre
rent annually and owe ~
1ov.nrnent on ... ixtb of all on oc ... produced from
the ltaMS.
SS Million
Endowed
To School
Hershey
Raps Spock
OORONA.DO (UPI) -
Selectlvt Service Director Lewta B. Hershey feels that
Dr. Benjamin Spock UCl
o t b • r a n ti d r.a f t
demonstrators are "makln1
a profallon of violatin1 tbe llw.0
"Dr. Bajamln Spock ud
hla Uk baa uclted nld1
d!alentln but has done 1 snat cUuervice to the
medical FO_~liOD, which I
retptet hllhlY." the army
lieutenant pneral told a
prt11 conftrtact Mond"Y· •'TbeJ ban taken the law
into tbetr own banda and
are mUIDI a profeaakm of
vidlatiftl tbe llw, .. be aald.
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Superior Court ·}uage Gardner to Lecture at SMU :~
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DelioqiMDc)' t._ be beld at
SoutMna Mttbodllt Ualwr-
alty ill Dalin, Tuu, Feb.
19 and~.
J\ld:le Gardner will 1ptlk
on boil ~· ol the iDltltUte. His ~ica will bl: 0 Soclal and Psychololfcal Factors
AND
Cootributlol to Ju v •••• , • Dellaq'*'cy" and ' ' T •
Operadoa ol a Ju~
Court." -~
ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER
1·Mocl•I I Executive
1 /45 Charter Type
2·Model , C-Factory Rebuilt
1 ·Model B Executive
Factory Rebuilt
2-Model 01-(Used)
1-ea. Royal-Remington Rand-Smith Corona (used)
CAL CU LA TORS
2· Tot,Ha Model 831
ADD • SUITRACT
MULTIPLY • DIVIDI
1 ·Victor Model 79-88-54
2·Remington Rand Model 99
l·Remlngton Rand Model X94
MANUAL OFFICE TYPEWRITER _
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1 ·Royal Model KMM 1on1M•uL1D1
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4-Boxes Bohn M4 Ink IL~•A:::, '0 aox
1 ·Case Mlmeo StencUs
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2-Model 800 SOP
Eletrostatic Copier ..,. m ...
Copy Paper for Eletrostatic
Machines .... 1u111000 ....
DESKS
l·Captlal 30x60 walnut fenltke,., 11u
1 ·Mill Craft secretarial L desk ,:... sJO•
1-Mill Craft 36x72 executive desk su•
1 ·Myrtle 34x60 executive desk 1211
l·All Steel metal Interview desk:!.. .. ,.
CHAIRS
1 ·Kon· Trak, Ltd executive chair :4 IJJI
2·Kon-Trak, Ltd -=::;~·= chairs ... ""
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2·Commercial Chair 1.+tes .-
2· Walnut coffee tables 1•.u.1'"
1-4 door walnut chest ·:.~ ....._.
1·LlvlncJ D•sMJn 48'' round table~
UNIVERSITY OFFICE EQUIPMENT
A •ll'IBION OF •AJIVft' SOMERS
1t1J HAllOR II.YD., COSTA MESA 6"-7111 •
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--·Faees 2S Years CD Class
Offered
By County
Sentencing Set
For Helrs Angel
SANTA ANA -Special
Civil Defense claues for
architects and engineers
will be offered beginning in
mld-Februa.ry at Santa Ana
Hilb School, according to
Wally Fox . county
coordinator for CD.
SANT A ANA -Hell's
Angell pruktent 0 t t o
Friedli has been ordered to
return to Superior Court
March 1 for aent.enclna oQ
.-charges of poueuion of
• marijuana and poae1slon
or a concealed firearm.
Friedli, 35, was found
guilty by an eight-man, four·
woman jmy Friday. He
races a maxilnum Mntence
of 25 yean in Nte prison
Voter
Sign up
.t.Pushed
;~-SANTA ANA -Oranite ~ t ~County Clerk William E. St
1 ; Johll today called for an
1.. lntenalve voter registration
: zt-:ddve to sign up all eligible
;.-,;_.voters for 1968 elecUons.
..... City electiona for coun· ~:-. -cilmen will be held April :i?:t in every city in the county -1 .. :.tth tbe nception of Santa
·.··Ana, Yorba Linda and Seal
Beach. The Seal Beach elec-
tion will be held April 23.
Santa Ana and Yorba Linda ~ .. ·will not hold councilmanic
•'" ~ electJons this year.
• • The presidential primary
. ii June 4 and the general
"'I election Nov. 5.
• Deadline for registrations 1 in the city elections is Feb.
15, and in Seal Beach, Feb.
. 29. Registrations close for
. the primary vote OD April
on the two counts.
Friedli, ~. was one of
four members of the black-
jacket motorcycle gang who
were arrested by S a n
Bernardino County sberifrs
officers at an Alta Loma
ranch last Feb. 17. Friedli
and Douglas Feazell. 24. of
C u camonga, successfully
uked for a change of venue
of their trial to Orange
County. Feazell, who asked for a
separate trial. has been
ordered to appear i n
Superior Court on March 18
for trial setting. He is
charged with possession of
narcotks.
Friedli and Feazell are
being held In Orange County
Jail. Their two companions
at the Alta Loma ranch are
being t r I e d ln San
Bernardino on possession of
narcotics charges.
Graphic Arts
Class Slated
A course on protection
construction will begin Feb.
14 at 7 p.m. and meet each
Wednesday for L'J weeks.
A course on fallout shelter
analysl.t will 1tart Feb. 19
at 7 p.m. and each Monday
thereafter for IS week:J.
Fox said the courses are
part of the professional
development program con-
ducted for the county by
the Office of CD, Depart·
ment oft.be Army.
Enrollmait fOf' e I t h e r
comse can be made by call-
ing the OCCD office, 8.14-
2323.
School Repeats
Market Series
CAPISTRANO -The lee·
t~ series on the New York
Stock Exchange, popular
last fall. will be repeated
C A p I S T R A N O _ A this spring as part of the adult education program of g r a p b l c a r t s a n d Capiltrano Unified School
photography cl&u will be District.
held dming the I p r I D g Adult s c b 0 0 l principal
semester ol Capiltrano Uni-Richard Buswell said the
lied School District adult· courae covers t be in-
education program. trl J f t .. -t .k
BallOOnist
To Present
Film Show ·
SANTA ANA -Woricl
famous balloonist Dooald L.
Piccard of Newport Boch
will present an illuatrated
program on the bl•t.orJ of
balloooning in the U.S. at
the fifth annual Adventure
of the Santa Ana Chapter
of the American J' 1 e I d
Service at Santa Ana Hilb
School, Feb. 18 at I p.m.
Piccard will abow movies
of hia famous father. Jean
F. Piccard, who invented
the plutic balloon and who
was the first to fiy the
multiple' balloon, and of hll
mother, Jeanette R. Pie·
card, who was the first
woman to reach the edge
of space.
Donald Piccard b o I d s
many gas and bot air
balloon records for altitude
and diltaoce. He manufac·
lure• sport bot air baJJoou
in Coeta Mesa.
Counes Slated
For First Aid
CAPISTRANO ~
quirementl for a first aid
certificate may be com-
pleted durinC the ........ semester adult educatloD
program of the Capistrano
Unlfled Scbool Diltrict.0
A ftnt aid clau bu beea
1e.beduled ,_. T h a ra d a 1
evenlnp, belbmlnc Feb. I,
in Room 713 of S a a
Clemente Hip S c k • o 1 •
Weekly .,._ will lut
from 7 to 10 p.m.
Tuition fee l1 ~.
rnstructor Randy McCoy cac es 0 '"' s o c
says the course will cover m;.r::i'meeting will be Wed· County Okays Fair Contract printing, bookbinding, and a study of papen and Jnks nesday evening, Feb. 7· SANT AANA - A •.ooo Mira Loma ls the socceslful
themselves. Meetinp from 7 to 10 p.m. contract to an'an~ for and conrtacror for the ubtbita
Th;e photography portion will be weekly in the San create exhibits at fairs for at the Nationaf Oran&•
of the eourM will allow the Clemente Hiib S c b o o I Orange County baa been ap-Show, the Oranae County
ltUdent to study wbat it library. proved by tbe 1upervtaor1. Fair and the Los Aocel ..
to< 11.
• ~ · There are more than 500
deputy re1latrar1
throughout the comrtJ ,. St
:-... ·John noted. They may be
~ found ill city ballJ, libraries
and major shopping centers.
taket to mate a good photo, Tu1Uoo fee ii '5. Reliable Decoratin1 Co. ef Co u n ty P' air. how to UH hla camera to --------------------------------.;..._,.--------_.:..--------------~:::::;..~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::=:
ill fullest advan~1e, and r---------~-------~~---~---..__ ___ _;_ ___________ ;,;_ _____________ _ bow to develop and print
bis own photographs, McCoy
laid.
Information may be ob-
tained from the county
Voters Registration Depart.
ment, or from the civic
center.
Orange county bu the se-
cond largest voter popula·
The cla11 will meet from
7 to 10 Thunday evenln&a,
belimdal Feb. I, ht Room
1812, San Clemente Will
School.
Tuition fee ii '5·
Uon in California and will RP..a.• an'1 1!7 exceed 57~.ooo for t h e ~ •
general election, St John has SA~ (UPT) -
,. ·predicted. ... Go+. Jlonald BeapJt'• ltatf
• ~, You must register if: will bolt. a 57th birthday
-You failed to vote in party fOf' him today in a 1 • the t• November election room at ~ capjttl bu1Jdin1.
• and were purged from the A spokesman saJd the paty
• election rolls. ' will feature "jetly beam,
:: -You have dlan1ed your cupcake1 and •ever a I
1 name since lut election surpriael."
through marriage or legally. L:Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I -You have changed your!.' •
' · resJdence alnce the last lfJ'S If fllDINJ election. U1UL
. +
-You are a new resident
of the county.
-You will be 21 years
old by \he next election.
Capo to Fight
_ Harbor Plan
CAPISTRANO -Mayor
, f.d Chermak of San Juan
Capistrano wilt a t t e n d
• l Wednesday's exe cutiv e
· .: meeting of the Orange Coun·
• •1 ty League of Cities armed
with the unan imous opinion
·" of !tis fellow councilmen op-
posing HlHltfngton Beach's
withdrawal from the county
harbor district.
Chermak took an un of·
~ ricial poll Monday night aod
• taid he expectl the League ! of Cities to take a stand
on the issue Wednesday.
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U you bne uw nelehbon
or kno1r ol ..,_. mcM111
to our area, pleaM tell ua
IO that Wt mq qtad a
friendly welcome and· help
them to ~ acquatnted
in their new 11UToundinp.
Huntington ludt
Visitor
536-9626
Cosl1 Mea Visitor
545-1593
So. C11sl Visitor
494-0S7t
Hart.or Visitor
641..UU
Mow ~ you call to _report
/' ¥00~~ one is·. out at Order .
if your phoil8 iS out .of oiler?
,,
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'
phone is unbeliev~
reliable, ttiere are some cases
• when you may have to use the un-
' believably reliable phone next door .
•
Just call Repafr Service and tell us
the problem (the number is in the front
of your1 phone · book). We'll
' I
fix y6ur· phohe @ soon
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Yowr Money's Wort•
How's Market?
Depends on lmkx
By SYLVIA PORTER
Q. How's the market?
A. That depends on which
index you follow.
If you measure t h e
market by the familiar Dow-
Jones average of ~ in·
dmtrial stocks. the market
bit its peak way back on
Feb. 9. 1986, at 995.lS -
almost precltelY two years
ago. Since then, the market
has never come close to
recovering the ground It lost
lJi L986 and the Dow.Jones
average is now more fhao
135 poinb below its top.
BUT IF you measure the
market by the still com-
paratively unfamiliar New
York Stock Exchange index
of all 1tocb listed on the
Big Board, the market
reticbed an all-time high of ~.17 OD Jan. 12, 1988 -
and since then It bu slipped moderately from its pelt.
Now this divergence in the
two indexes baa been going
on for far too long a period
U> be uplained away with
a sharp comment that there us been rampant apec ula·
; tfon in the high flyers and
low flyers listed on tbe
NYSE, but ootbillg lib thi.s
tambling In the aeuoned.
establiabed •tocb included
in the Dow.Jone• ~ blue
chips.
Speculation b a 1 -.
questionably been a factor
In the upslD'ge in the NYSE
Index. but speculation can-
not be the sole reuo11 why
this comprehensive average
bounced back from the 1968
slide to reach new all-time
highs throughout 19&7 and
1gain In early UMS. Nor can
the deep blue of the Dow-
Jones 30 blue chips be the
sole reason why this index
Jta1 I a g g e d cons:iltently
behind the NYSE index ill
recent years. (U tbe now.
Jones bad been performing
tbe way the NYS!: bas been, tt would long ago have
smashed the l,000 mark.)
a major story about JlM
society In which we live to-
day.
(I) The NYSE index bu
been moving to new blgb.e jUJt became it lndudes
about 1.270 stock.a -and
therefore, it covers tbe In·
dustries and services wblch
are leading the U . S •
economy.
Pulling up the Big Board's
index to new highs In
January, Cor instance, were
stocks in c o m p a n I e s
representing these fields':
orfice equipment. computu.
photo copying, color TV,
leisure t Im e, ·aerospace.
None of these 11 represented
in the Dow.Jones.
(%) THE DOW.JONES
average includes only 30 In-
dustrial stocks. While lheae
companies are at the foun-
dation of our nation -~c
counting for more than one-
quarter of the output of non-
financial corporations
they are a mighty small
sample of our economy in
1968. A lot or the action
is happening elsewhere.
(3) The Dow.Jones is an
index of induatrial atoc.U.
But our economy is now
dominated by the services
-a profound fact of life
today. To measure the stock
market by what is occurring
only in industry and only
in 30 companies In iDdUJtry
is an entir~ly too narrow
concepL ·
( 4) The stocks in the Dow-
Jones are cyclical in nature
-meaning they reflect the ups and downs of our
bu.dneu cycle. Bvt 1'e have
learned to moder1te the me
of tbe ups and downs in
tbe cycle -and '°• this chancteriltJc of tbe com-
POiel Is not u vital as ~twas a few dee-.. ago.
· WHAT COULD be the
other e:splanation? 1 submit
that in addiUon to apecula-
tioo in th• "fb'en," the
following have been factors •
• • : •ncl I submit that each tens
(I) A WHOPPING 40 per-
cent ol the companies now
J.iate4 OD °'8 BJg Board
came on tbe NYSE dhiD
the put 1e years. Amonc
the1e .,. tbe 11amour com·
paniea wbJcb are O'Owinl the fut.st, U)»Ming into
new fieldl, ~ 1n ........
..
A Positin
I nvesb111nt Poficy-
for 1968
lJnc. ........ .an »domimte ltod:~
ket thinking• w move into H68. Alta
painstaking eYaluatic:JD of the many f1cton
which might affect the current mark9' ~
ture, the Economic Policy Committ.e of
Deen Witter" Co. Ml developed A Poeitivt
lnvettment Policy for 1968 c:lesis:ned epe-
cifkally for t.oday'a situation.
This new report di1Ca11ee auch important
market factors a11 Monetary Develoimen~
ln6ation, the event.a in Asia, the fortba>m-
ing Election and ofltn a conclulion which
might. be of real aaaittance to you in 10'lr
own investment propam.
For your free copy ol thiA important re-
Mlal'Cb report, plus a tilt of NCOmmmded
leCUritiee, just atop by your Del.Nt Deu
Witter It Co. office. Or, if YoU pnler, co.
plete and mail the a>UpoD bebir. 'n.. ii
DO C09t Cir obliption, of C10UD1..
DzANW;~a ~
••• the people who di, dHp
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Brn&ott R. Ogd~ M..,,..,
NI Doon Drfot , Newpon Bcoc"
Telephone 641..,,
DonaJd von Geldern
or Corona del Mar bas
been promoted to as-
sis.tant c a s h i e r at
U n i t e d Caillornia
Bank's Mariners office
in Newport 8 e a c h
where be is a commer-
cial loan officer.
Computer
Tickets Set
For Display
E. Bradley
Promoted
All Re-elected
All dlredcn and officers
of Newport Balboa Savinll
and Loan Alsociation were
re-elected at the annual
members meeting recently.
Harold Brown truated u1
with hla own mother
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hu beetlaW91"ded a ......
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Arautr•nr, dalm re~ for Slate
Farm Mutual A•.._..... Jn1urance Co. at tbe .._.,
Santa Au o«Dce, 11iif""1Jat returned from a ~
ldvanced tra1atnC ~ Ill auto dtma,. ... ._ _,
repelr~·-· ltlcut..
••• d t-' ...
lie•••• Best Baaclftllell
)(embers ol the Profits, a Costa Mesa rock •n• roll group, flash victory miiles
after winninl tint place in a battle of 12 bands in Garden Gr'OTe Sunday,
enabling them to compete for the state cbampiontbip. From left are Roger
Walke, John Whytock, Lee Shaw and Wayne Waterman.
Zurich Chamber
Octet Brilliant
By '1110M BARLEY moved to Sch\M't'a Octet
o1 ... .,... Pi• ..., in F major and a
Chamber music, for ao performance ol tbia lhfm·
Joni the Clnderela of the mering, deeply upreaalve
Amerlcu concert ball. ii work that we will remember
today enjoytng a waw of for a long time to come.
popularity that k>ver1 of Joined b7 second violinist
''Ultle •YlDJ>tM?ny" attribute Margrit Eaaek, 1 e ad• r to the blihlY 1ucceatul Lauer led the way int.o deep-
tour1 ID recent years of top. ly e~aalve v i o 11 n
fllpt European ensembles. paaaagea that were a joy
If the r;.r;:ee of the to bear and ill which the zurtcb Octet in duo played 11 one man. I.acuna BMcb Sanday night Both player• revelled in a
11 to be our criterlon, It freely scored work that 11 i. banly 8'D'prlslng that atudded with tbe llltina,
dellpted American coa. almolt carefree pbrlling cencoers ere fin cl l a 1 that ii ao much a hallmark
chamber music to be very of Schubert'• wrltiDt for the
far removed from lt, tndi· ~ ~~~· lmpresatvt
tloDal image: 1be llDall. feature of thla lovely wort
IMdy ensemble workins tu ta ltl forceful, dominatlnl
weary way through a 1lllUlt1 =o °Cnlag, briliantly repertoire before an equally ell th b ,, .. .,.,, audience that e •11 t· -# member group. From the becomes IPUMI' wltll ever/ lipter mood ol the eecond ~bar~. bilhlY mOYement, with lta teVeral
Jll"Cl(eulonal Sw\11 group, memarable violin puaaae1,
rtU'1 member of which ii we P'Gl?•S181' to t b •
a Ylr1uoeo in b1a own JiCbt. unuaal, ·' 1 m o 1 t eon-drn tutalned applause temporary, ICoring of the
wttb a Jll'OCI am that might third movement that wu,
well have been Aaa'-ed to in fact, almost ,_..lit• rib -r--tu half~ moderniltic .,_ m cUmbet mulic at ~ .
HI moat melodious and CWinet11t Stalder had maplftceat bUt. n.e ftDe -... __ ,_ to
muatclw nftlled In a Jll'O. ::;';';-:.::::"that sram that ,,. Cllculated empbu1ted tbt J'Mdy adaJ>o
to atr•• their atl•dlmr1 tab1lit)' of the hiU' JINll. team wqrk wblle, at tile clanl.
same time, affarcllne mnple But the p 1 e c e de
opportunity for m a n Y ruiltlDct of thl.I jewel of
memorable momenta al tn-the c h • m b er mudc
dlvldual brilllaDce. repertoire ii the bombutle, T h e i r f i rs t w o r t , awtepinC andante mdto that
Beethoven'• septet in E flat comprisea the final move-
m.ajor, is a bright. happy menl Here wu, literally,
offering ttlat proved to be perjeetiort; . we a a t en-
ln most competent and sym· thralled before a repderint
pathetic bmldl. 1bta is far of this octet that waa one.
from being the Beethoven quaDed 1n our experience.
of the chauvinistic Filth aici Thia maplificent mOYeme.nt
the solidly technical Seventh le• bough a flnal burst
s y m p b o n i e • ; 1hla it ol sheer auri>erance, to a
Beethoven •bowtne ua that ~lliag finale t b a t
liabt, efftn'tlCent t o u c b broulht a deupted •·
that appears in '° many dience to its feet .for a IClllid.
of Ids chamber scores and tboroulblJ detervecl ova·
which wu grist for the mill tion.
ftr the gifted S w i a 1 Three curtain · calla ancl eeaemble. the many bravot ... beard
II er i be rt Laue r • 1 weren't enough for a
dt.tinguisbed violin WU performance of luch COD·
,,..., much in evldeooe In an aummate artistry. ·
~Y fine per. .. •• ,... .. .,
=~~ r.~·: FALSETEETH
Rq&lolf Stalder &1ao ezcelled Cltew'--:=; la .evetal ftl'Y fine solo ..,. P*ase• hl a demandilg IKNCllM ., te ~ Watt that served to stress OISlllcal .... ,._ J1111 ,.. .. ~ many, many hours of ~~~ practice that must b e JCN a ltwe •A8'l'ml'll oa oblerved. t. maintain •uch ===:=..,.ta~••-='='• • dellc.te higblJ stilled -..~•Aftml'llll ~of i.amwort. =.. ="=-~~ From a superb rendertng ~ U11U •• ... _. •
of tbe Beetboftll work, we GR•~~==
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tenance man for a mo-
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gueat star ID "F<h'a Way"
episode of Daniel Boone.
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SpartUnr enteriihulelit ud medicll progre.as will be championed
• tliBdll' one bllllM? s.tmday eveaiq, Feit. 10, when. South Coasters arriwt
It tbe Newporter tu for the lODC-awalted Valentine Bau. ,
Given Wlder .-pace. of the South Cout Community Hospital Auxl·
JlarTs aew!Y oreanilecl Sihw and GGld Cllapter, the ball is an en~rfetto wntar. to raile needt.t ~ fOI" the hoepital.
Greetinf c ... u_~~~pon Ultir UTiYal for cocktaih at 7 p.m. will be WI year'• bell c~. Mn. Ja~ M. Lyons, her husband and tlbe i..
plt.111 board president, Vidor ADdrws, with his wife.
Asliat1ng will be SilYer llld Gold Chapter members Mrs. Violet Adam.&, ~· Alfred Payne and Miu Fem BllJdolph. Others will be members and
tbeir bmbands the Messrs. and Mmes. Vernon Spialeri, Sam Gant, JoJul
Turk and William E. Imhof/. ·
Under the dla.lrmanabip of Mrs. Don Seal, 10 of au.xiliary's boat.
eases will replace .their usual pink uniforms for evening .attire and identl•
tying carnation lei bracelet. 11 thfy accompany guests to their res..-t"'• tables. • t""'...... .
Table hostessee will be the Mmes. Gertrude Carroll, Claire Jruler.
Walter Griesmeyer, Harley Kinkead, Dorothy Proud, Marjorie ScheelJ,
l'Algene Shidler, John Valentine and Al~rt Robertson.
Mrs. ~sboUe Denison ol Newport Beach, decorating chairman,
reported that a display of 80 dozen carnaUons mingled in colors ol pink
and red wtn grace ubles and the bandstand. The auxiliary's 4-foot flower
heart, accenting tbe traditional Valentine ttleme, will stand in tbe foyer.
• Ray Noval's band will cupply the musk, while Harry Babbitt will act
as master of ceremonies. Other attractions include prizes such as gift certl·
ficates, plane reservations and unrevealed presents.
, .Many party.goers will get in a festive spirit at prebl'll gatheriflgs.
Mr. and Mn. Donald H. Teetor have extended invitations to their friends for coc)ctails in ~be Newporter lnn.
Others include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Outmans and Mr. and Mn.
Adrien PetletJer wbo will co-host a party tn Outmans' Emerald Bay home.
Ball table companions ol tbe Messrs. and Mmes. Perry La Pierre,
Stuart W. Avis and Clifford S. Tinstnan wilJ be treated to cocktails in their Newporter Inn suite. .
Meanwhile, guem to be seated with the Mont E. McMillens at the
ball will enjoy a preparty in their Emerald Bay home. In addition, Mra.
Dexter Wllliamc and Dr.Lyle Prenzler are c<Mlosting a cocktail party in
her Costa Mesa home.
The Laguna Beach residence of Mr. and Mrs. &!ward W. Reed will
be the setting for a cocktail party gi\len fbr members of Mrs. Reed's ball invitation committee ·and their guests.
Funds raised from this major social benefit will help the auxiliary meet its hospita1 pledge.
I ARL Y lllDS-'Ibe Valentine Ball ean.'t come too IOOD for eaeer Hoeipital Auxlliary's Silver and QIM Chaptet", will taJce place Sat·
party-goen (left to rigtlt), Mn. Hovey Cox and Mn. and Mr. Sam-urday ni&ht, Feb. 10. Cocktails It 7 p.m. willibe fol!Owed by din·
• uel Gant. They are ready to tn!el to die Newporter Ina where . 1>er F d"anciq at 8:30. • . • : , ·
the pla, staged under the ausplC'M Ill Soutll .Cout CorQmunlty '• • . 1 • • • "' ~'<!,· ·~
Boys, Girls Club Benefit
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Cupid Plays Gu(3rdian Angel
Valentine's Day will usher in one event close
to the hearts of counUess Harboritet.
It's the third annual Valentine's Dinner Dance
ata1ed joinUy by both the Boys mi Gtrk dubs of
the Harbor Area.
And it's the one time of the y~r Cupid ukes
on an additional role -as guard.Ian angel of
hundreds of Harbor Area youngsters -for the
glit~ring gala is the capital fund·ralting enterprise
that Underwrites programs and activities of both
clubs.
June Christy, internationally ktown jazz sing·
er. will headline a star·studded entertainment pr~
gram. One-time artist withStan Kenton's band, Mlae
Christy is remembered for ber famous rendition of
"Tampico," along with her record album, "Misty
Miss <lu'isty: Something Cool," which told more
than a miHion copies. · 1
· The Los Pajoritos Baja Marimba Band will en·
tertaiD prior to the dinner, while Jack Manf\aU and
hiJ auitar will be featured during the evening.
alon«" with pianist Danny Miller, Ebstein Boys Club 1e~farship winner.
Dancing will follow after dinner to the music
of t.be RelrO!fessive Five Plus Three.
Jud'e Robert Gardner will se"e u master of
ceremorue. during the 8 p.m. dinner in the Balboa
Bay Club. A no-bolt social hour will bqin tbe fa-
Uvities at 7 p.m.
George Hoag n. president of. the Girls Club
board oJ directon and dimer c.bairmaa, la inviting
the f!lblic to sapport tlbe clubs' PJ"Ol?ama b~nd· in& UN dinner dance. He empblliJed, er,
that reservations are limited to 500 persons on a
lint come, first se"ed bu.iii.
Tables accommodating 10 persons are avail-
able. Party.goers may purchue tickets at the Boys
Club, 548-9387, or the Girls Club, 646·7181, or from
tickets sales committee members -Mel Miller and
Bob Leech, co-chairmen, Dr. Steve Asahino and
Theo Rpbins.
Proceeds from the benefit wfH brlng the Girlt5
Cfub dreim.1 ol starting a second .branch closer to
reality, while the Boys Club will be able to com·
pl~ iu many plans for a'new addition.~ goals
are in keeping with the policies of the United Fund to which both clubs sub9cribe.
Dance decoratloDJ, of coune, will be in keep-
ing with the traditional beartwnd-flowers Uteme,
announced Mn. Audrey Q)oper and Mrs. Gerald
O'Beirn, committee co-chlirmen. A8sisting them
will be representaUves of the Gil1a Club board of
directors, the Mmes. Carlton Mean, Henry Vaugilrt,
Paul Friebertshaoser and Ralph Littlefield.
Host. for the evening will be c.ivin Schmidt,
Jfiln Toner and Jack Vao Eveey, while hostesses
wUl include the Mmes. Earl DeWoU, Junes Dodm,
Bertren Smith, Carol Frtnch, Jeanne Keevil, Ver-
non• Mathews, Alvin Pinkley, Jerrell Ricftards and
DeM~l Toeb.
Thomas L. Thompson is entertainment chair·
man. Workine on the dinner committee are MM.
Ed Crane and Mrs. Fred Johnson of the Girls Club,
along wttll F.d llllltenburg, president al the Boys
Club board of. cffrecton; John Smith, ohainnan of
the Boys Club AdvilOfy Board, and Leon Meeks.
IEA ANDEUON. Miter
V IS FOR VALENTINE -And valentines will
mean a lot to youngsters like Marc Hurlburt and
Jickie Hott who are delighted with the-hearts and
flowers held by Gei>rge Hoag Il. The youngsters
are members oC the Boys and Girls clubs ol the ffaO
bor Area, and Hoag ts general chairman of the •Iii
v.ak!ntine Di Mer Dance to raia&-11.11\d&. f-0r the fiVbl
act.i vi ti es.
Why doea every holtile act have
to be "abnormal behavior?" Maybe
tbe boy nteda an outlet ror his
ener1Ju -something to ban~ on?
Why didn't you sugest tha t the
mother buy the child a set or drum~
Md teftd him for lessons? We did um Wltb our two older boys and
tt worked out fl.De. A set of drums
ad 101J1e lellou do DOt come cheap
but they COit a Jet lea U. a
P1ycbl.atrilt.-NEW ARK
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: My
husband's young brother !lad bis 18th
birthday two months ago. We went
all out M>d bouaht him a beautiful
~t of tJaaae.
Yes terday \he boy and hia parents
came to our home for dinner. The
moment they entered the house, the
bo7'a motbtr Mid, "My that WU
beautiful luuaae you Milt GreaorY
for ldl bb1bda)'.', With that, GftlOl'Y
piped up, ''Gee, it .... neat. Thlllkl
a lot."
When they left I tolll Jll1 busblnd
I thoqht It was pretty lld that
Gre1ory'1 mother h..S .., brbaa up
the subject ot the tua.,. and tbat
the boy should have written a tbank·
you note. Mt husband said., ''Boye
don't bave to write thank-you DCQI,"
How 1bout It? -J.L.T~ '
a Price
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DEAR J.L.T.: Beys~ ...
don't tlley1 W117 1slloalda't liq W
tllank yeaT Ir a note 11 to. md .
trnable, •phone call coaN Jaave...,
ed the parpeee. y.., ~ sounds Ute a bU •f a dtd ...
wnately It'• llU medler's full. •
If yoo have trcluble ..U...1! with your pareall. • Jt 7ciil
iet them to let you live JOGr
Ille, Had for Ann r...tera' '°:.1 "Buaed by Parenti? Row to
Mort !'reedom." S.S • clllll coin with ~our nq\lllt and a la&llft
ltampM, se.lf-addrelaed tlftlOpe.
Ann Landers •lll be ,._. to= you .nth your prol)ltma. llBd
to her In care ol tbl IMJLY P
tnclollq & IMmJ*I. 1111 I HI I Alt .......
: Mat!JI& th* Jl'rJl i.a..
HUDtinitoe JJeadl art
lywed 1'11". and lira;
ce Campbell SmWl • . Tbe; former DlaJta MM
i 1er and her betMbld
ere µoittd Jn marrllp "1
ftev. l'xed ldirodr
in& a · doable r h I
tmoDJ bl Peek'• PllllDJ •edd!ni CMpel.
Qjvq bl ...n. bf ... ~r, U,. tlriM dauld I r.:. d~-= c-iic aboWdlr ~ Wll
WM call.. to I a'OWll fl
purll _ -.. esrild • l9oUquet of wblte cmutkm
and rOMI.
The new Mn. Smith,
dauatrter ol Mr. ad Mn. o. bean l"rinaer of Ban-tlnctoa Beacb, ...... M1"
Miranda Alamdlr of Han-
~rtoa Bach to be blr
ma1d of bcmar. TIM boDor attendant wen a floor
lenttll A·HM cir., of let
J blue orpma O'fW' taffeta
I with a mat.chlnl crown and
held blue earnatloDI.
I MI11 Cbrl•tlnl H1ll of
; Arcadia, COWiin of tbe bride,
I ""~ u brldelmald in I IOWD of lee green.
The bridegroom, formerly
: of Balboa, 1'U attended b)'
' David Smlth, hll brClber t from Batenfleld. Uabering
.. 150 guuta to lle!r Mata waa
the bride'• brother, Denn11
Fringer.
The church WU adorDe4
with candelabra. w h I t e
chrynntblmWDJ lad fll'L
Th• bom• ol .. bride'•
parent.I wu the aetUna for
a reception attended b)' 171
p esta. A ttne-tilnd c:ol-
umn cake deccratecl a wbSte
and 101d table while ice blue
and creen 1tnamer1 and
1'h1 te . belll ad«ned the
reception room. MW Cheryl
Hill, the brlde11 COCLlin,
circulated the rue•t book.
The former M111 FriDC• ll a ,rad111te of Banttnet.on
Beach Wp Sebool anil 1J
enrolled at OrlDC• Cout
Colle••·
Her baaband, IOlt ti Kr.
and Mr1. Dould D. lmD
of Bakenfleld II a.,_.,
of Babrlfltld B1tll lebool
Ind au.died Ba' dlkl
Junior Collel•· Be arrmtlJ
Is attendinl OCC.
Speclal I •. I ts eoG-
rratul&tiDI the ~ Wirt
Mr. and Mn. Relatrt
Dornau of SI Mont., OM
bride'• srandpartatl ad
Mn . D. G. 8mWa ti lllda Moala, ibt btat•ht' I sr•DdmrA•.
·fte DHbffda =· mooned • • J1Mm11111110--mw•
ntrut ta ••rt••r• CaJUonlL
Serles focus '
·on Headlines .
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ecda• Ida ....... a. RudUMI llctllr9 _. la
tbe was-a ..... ,,_ ..
Clubboalt • •:• .... TbandaJ, JP& ..
1'bl leetart1 ..
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at tbt --· ..... tbe m1 •• tlr t1.JI ,. pmoa.
1.atest BOoks
Under Review
Ml.. AND MIS. lllUQ C. SMITH
larly '"""" .....
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Initiation to Highlight
Zonta Club Gathering
InltillU.on ol two new 'Die Mldrlpl Singers of
memben wm hi&hll&'lt the 0arom c1e1 Mar mati School,
'l1mnday, Fib. I, luDcbeon under dlreetM>n of Den
ol Zonta Club of Newport Haneke, w1D provide the
Bll'bcr In tht S • n l o r mulioU in&erlude. Zonta
athr• Rtereation <'Anter. G 1 r 11 • o f..ehe·month for
W.DMMd into the Fetnary wtJl be introduced
............ wll be Mn. by ctWrmt., tbe Mmel.
Jot Ollrlol ... ...... Kana Marsreta w 0 0 d .
tlall ti ..mee, ........ Canu del Mar IDgb; Marie
18111 Dr. BDda lllCartalJ Bowel, Oolta Meo; Marlin
wblle 811411 edloatlaa. ._ly, Eataocla, a D d
~ .. C:S11Di11111 Rollert L. Bacon, Newport
wlJl be ... llJMI. Rebert BartMr. Bar tt l 1 •a, _......., Jbt JMmberl of the .a .--1 Wee Rivanide 1.oata Club will
• Kakolm ~ attend u special tmil1arie1
• preddmt, md of Z on t a Jm..tlOMI, = P. Zeba1, 1Amta Dlatrict IX, to 1nv1 t e .. _ ..... __ • Hanarttea to • fall eon-
...... Rlftr1141 wU1 bolt.
~ursesMeet
Topic 'Woven'
For Weavers
8oatbeo.atW11v1r1' OaD4 members 1'111 pthlr'
8t 1 p.m. 'nnlrldu,-J'eb.
I, la .... Slllta Ana UbrarJ
ti bear I ,c:am GD h1lrlll ud ni.
Memlllrl a1lo .,. prtpar·
.. fGr tbe alztb blemlill
...... CcdertDCI 0 f c • l lfcnla llaDdwuvert
ICbedll1ld Marcil H-17 in
Loi Aqllll.
Travel Talk
Psychologist Explores
HonOrs Bestowed
Mtmba of Oni119 O.-
ty'1 Emma •••••••
<Jlapt«, Natloul 11ldlld
Da~of~ will ,.._. Ill 1 p.m. 'l'bm.-
dlJ, J'eb. I, to .... Miu
Triple Treat
In Store
For Flight
Ila TONIGHT
MMll COll'IM
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THI ,MK.,
New Class
·For Coeds
Valentine Ball
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I -H Mun AND JEFF
1'~10"5 TME LAST STRAW/
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THERE ANO TIU..
11-CM OFF!
I OOTTA HAVE A S1PEt...Jtf: 10 SUPPLEMENT MY INCOME!
YOUCNlf'M ~80SINESS ONMYllMEl
ly Tom K. Ryan
ly Al Smith
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JUVENILE CRIMI -David McCallum mrratel
''Tbe Dangel"OUI Yeara0 tonight at 9 p.m. on CbaJi.,
nel 28. 'nle half-hour documentary explores tbe
problems ot juvenile delinquency and examlnea ef •.
forts made by police and cow b> deal with the'
juvenile oUender.
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DO,." Priu·winnln.1 Russian film.
ldlptld flom Anton Chekhov'• nos-
tal(lc lllOlt atory of 1n ftllclt IM tf.
fair. R•ttt.
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111) '55 -R1ymond M....,, Oalln
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CD ~ '""' \Mr 1171 11.• (comedy) '52 -~ 'flwea. Iota
.. 8 QJ (I) MrrJ LMN SllR: ('C)I Ctulfltlcl.
(li'l mlft.)lmest Borcnlnt auests ul
»nya Intended fathtr·ln·llW tnd ll:JO a Mollt: (C') "Fett Tl" (tdwtnture)
lfle ll•Ja Marlmb• Band Ind Younal ·~eor1t MOftttOIMJY. Jotn Vohs. Dami• Osmollcl provide music Ind a11e1. D 9 (I) Tiii TtliClll """ IC)
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WEDN ES DAY
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ly CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP) -There ls somethlnc cu,r..
lous about the way Jut aeaeon'a te\evlJion hit
suddenly tW'lll into this season's great big yawn.
THE DISTINCTIVE style that macSe the show
seem 60 fresh and novel suddenly seems as phony
as a three dollar toupee after constant exposure
for perhaps a year, maybe longer.
Some wear and tear is inevitable. It is imJ>C!Si
sible for the fans who tune in weekly about .JU
times a year to ignore the devices used, ol" to fall
to see plot bones as clearly as if shown in an X·r&y.
PE1tHAPS NBC's "I SJ.>y'' which started out
three seasoM back with a cnsp, funny and new IP"
proaoh to the secret agent businesa, bu been traP"
ped by ita own jauntiness.
In Monday night's episode, Robert CUlp and,
Bill Cosby were their usual fun-loving selves even
though bunting a killer, const.anUy ducking bul·
lets and under arrest for murder~ Somehow, the old
charm ls lacking.
After getting accustomed to their frolic-
some dialogue ove.r the seasons, it bas suddenly be-
come less amusing and more artificial. Maybe the •
actors are getting a bit weary bf their roles, too.
What started two eeasons ago as a campy put.
on called "Batman," today bas become a self-con-
sdouly cute bore. The pretentious U6e of the
diche, once so droll, begin& to be an irritant once
a point of surfeit is reached. 11he result Is that
"Batman"· has dropped in the ratings and its pro--
ducer announced recently that it will be among the
missing on ABC ne~t season.
"DRAGNET" is still another program more
notable for its distinctive style than for the con.
tent o!f its stories. And, after a time, that style c111
make the viewer downright restless.
"Felony Squad" another Monday night aeries,
is now in ita eecond eeuon, and does not have much
Of a style of its own. But star Howard Duff's po~
trait of a police o!fficer is almost ita signature. He
plays the cop as a man with a trigger temper con·
stantly on the verge of going off.
IN THE MOST recent episode, he was bmy
tracking down a man holding a gift for ransom. He
seemed more angry at the girl's 'father than he wu
at the heavy, and thus the story seemed a bit out
of balance.
NBC will et.art broadcasting the British-made
''Saint" series on Saturday, Feb. 17 Instead of a
week later, as originally planned. Tbe action series,
starring Roger Moore, will replace "Maya."
ABC PLANS an April 9 special on "The Come-
dy of Emle Kovacs." Edie Adams, Kovacs' widow.
will be one of the producers of the program which
will consist of taped and filmed sketches. Kovac.
died in 1962 after an automobile accident.
Dennis tlae Menue
I
DAILY PIL.U I T~, Fetlnllry 6, 1961
I t •
J'l9 C1 '!W Wft ler•leel
GRENOBLE, Pranee -MaralD&
rain ad mow .... pvt ft'1 ID kllbt ......... ...., .. .,,........
Cbulel de o.De .meta-.,, ...
tbe-Wlll&G'~Wflft ... ,,,~ ......
...... lbe -----,,. ~ al l'edlrMIOa's
dlddla to ..... mtNJfectm• ~
na.-to be Ulld ill lldl baa pra iliutd
ti.. biUat C1GDtrMa17.
Avery Brmmll, prllldellt of tbe
lnlenaatim.i 0 1-, ID f I C CommittM, be~ tbe dedllaa md •m...,.•11
cao.d an emer119e1 ••r'hl ,_ i. dl9 ti Ilia .... eucutive boU'd to dbcuu the )ll'Oblem.
OC. YMPIC TUNIUP -America's Peggy Fleming,
conaid.ered the United States' best bet for a gold
medal, tunes up on the lee in preparation tor fig·
ure tbthll competition at the Wint• OIJmplQt It
Grenoble, France. Official competition opeDed to-
day.
Earlier 1n tbe week, 11111 Sid l'edlra-
tlon bad laid &bat irldl marb would
be lmred fnm the • Olympicl and
Bnmdqe. • dlldpJt ol ..........
amaterurilm ID 1lae Olympics, aaid
tbat ~ ~ 1nMinc tbe rulit would be tlarftn out of tbe Olympics.
But about an hour Jatlr, die Ski
NeraUon, under prellUl't from team
captainl, revtned ltlelf IDd Mid it
would allow tr8dl marki to be llled. aU.aa Malf .. etlea
· Timer~s Error ;Costly
In Orange Coost Loss
Dolem of tey plays could be ln·
dlvldually sl.n&led out u the reuon
Orange Coast College dropped that
80-79 basketball c:ruda1 to Pu1lertoD
Saturday Di&M-
Sucb ii Uluallf the cue Ill •Y
cloee pme.
But there WU another factor 1'bich
figured promlnenily tn tbe aetbect uw pm COldl Bob Weael'• c l a • s y
grOIJP In a polltion o& c*4 up for
the E.-tma ConfertDCt tlUe.
Tbllt came when the timer fGl'IOt
to start the clock in the second half
while OCC wa1 eettmc up a play.
It ~ ituted ... l"uDertGll Wal
atterilpUDC a free b'OW with 1:81
to play. TlmeMeplr WllllJ 1' le ck
had datlfully clicked the nitcb to
stop tM dock 1'beA of&lala called °'* .... nme nnWned out .ae tie B«net
tried bil cbaritJ tou.
The throw wa1 m1aMd. however,
and Orallp Cwt nbaaDded. Tbe
cloet lbaald bPe beta 1wltcbed •
.. 800ll al tbe ball ,,.. toucbld bJ
a play•. .
·Bat it wmn'l 'Die PJratu beoaP&
the ball don court and let up their
offeme.
The clock remained •• .em lbowtnl
9: 5& to play. A ,bot WU ftnaJJ;r taken
by Bruce Chapman and he ICCll'ed.
The en'OI' ttlil wmt ~ aeept
by m)'lllf ad OOC pd>)id.t Dea
Jacobi. Finallf, when l'oDertcll 11111 a m:1ld
the ball, the timepiece was · turned
back on. It'• dWlealt to eltimate bow much
time WU Jolt but lt woakl IMID me
to estimate 10 eeconda, md tbat woaJd
problb)J be ut~e.
You'll recall that Cout,.... beaten
by a basket ac«ed wUh four HCGDdl
to play.
'lbe tlmer'I ll'!'GI' WU a bamln
malfunction. to be aure. But wbat
a cestly one!
lnddentall7' Fallertee Trt1me
sports editor Bob Leunl ...
tut FJC WU deadJ ......... '1 tile Pirates ... • •• e ••
'Tdertee w..at .. 1-'1 .....
eH l'q .. OCC'• tm1llC llltnp.,, Apeed.
Se wlt7 ... .... lllneta .... ..... ,.,....... ..........
Plnlll fhm lie -· llA ti ... plfttll&.c..t ..... lb'fltlllfree ..,... ........ .._ 'uka.
AM twJ Mllllr ......... If-
............ -"' eftktlll Mtl 1\ell ..... ,,.,. Pln&e ....... nnaw.
RON ii tbl feDow 1'ho pt~ m CM IM of tbe pm. bJ Arcda'a
RUii Bmko darilll h 191'l aJ' ftmll .aer Ill clalrpd Bmko will .. fll•
fendve foul and toot away a vital
Apache bucket.
Rosi' oftic1atmf so Incited the
Arcadia crowd that be and fe]JoW
ref Jlm Tunney toek DO chaDcel at
the 1ame's eDCl, Detlng from tbe caJ
State (LA) coafines in a sprint. ., ., .,
T-11 la '12
nil JIU''• Sulet Leape II ,n.
.. lllJ die stna1tlt· It a a k e ti• a II
dralt la &eden Cdfenda JftJ
rulla,wt9'11ebelelB ..........
Beaa, lbrlM, Nt'WfW' 8--...
AuWm-CUle_........,. nn.-.. .. tfa..~aa..et
.... w1dell ....... B_. ....
Be.a, Awbt'iia,· La llltlra ... a..
ta Au. ' a..' ~
La Bain,. wllld hi I• ~
wldl 8ata Au, .. tllte .. ,..,.,,. .,. .,.... Allaaaln
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WHITE
WA.SH
No WilHUI
Discrimination
Says Newell
BERULBY. (AP) -Cbar1ea tbat
the UDlveraltf of Callfonda Athlietlc
Department diHrtmina1ed aglllnat
Negro athletea were an f c.u n did ,
Atbletlc Director Pete ~.,,. aald
Monday.
Newell ukl he found "no wD.lful
dllc:rtmlnatiio" by h1I staff in deal·
blp witb Nqro athletea.
The l'ederaU. •sued tbal tbl
dedllon WU a Whnk'al .......
pahrt.inc or walnl owr lie mlllllfac. tarera' names could an••enee tbe
*11. Bat tt pl_edald ltlllf .. try llld
, sort out the pioblem far future OIJm·
pies.
Rumon ...... wound Graoble
that it WU polllillle tUt Miine lftlltl
-lnate.d et be1nl Of1mple eveatl
-would tie calfed world cham· pionlhlps. .
In cbamplomhips _..... the OIJm·
pies, aklen are al1ond to UM tbl
nama ol manufacturws oa blr akil
wttbout an'? problema.
Speculation continued tbM lllinl mtpt not be recopiled M a Olym·
Jllc eva 'bat W'Odld be c1cnrqraded
io world cbampionablpt u a ri1111t
of the baule.
Gen. de Gaulle tolmul)J Intoned
tbe words ••1 proda1nJ tbl openinf
of the 10th Winter Olymp6CI of ~
ble." and 1,351 athl«ei fnm rt coun-
tries began the ttruggle for winter
athletic supremaey in this beautiful
AJplne Valley.
The setttn1: the b re at b ta kin g
French Alps.
The tradition: athletic competltioa
dating back nearly 20 centmiea.
Tbe gMl: 38 gold, 31 sllver ud
36 bronze medala, IJID)>ollc of in-
dividual atb)etlc acMnement and tbe
struggle~ RJtloul bobor. ~ . ha the &arch Wjl tODcbed 1i» the
silver urn Uiai will beftl lhe OJtriipic
flame tbroqti tbe 12 ~ ol tmturous
competition, ..... IPICtaton roltld
tbeir·approval. 'l'bl 1*l, WlaW OIJm-
piad Wiii acllr ,,.,. a.dmJ ....,,...., tbl tint claJ'i
ld'611•, with hllblY nll!'Md telml
111111mfhsi u.-90mt umon. tbe
Two weeb ago about balf of the
40 Negroea on Mbl9tic acbolanhipa
~t Berkeley threatened to boycott all
'sporta unleu bMketbal coech Rene
=::uinttiwUie ~W: = Sp...U i• Brief
muager ftl'e' tired.
''Slnce ~· arlpaat ebar'" have . R Will M t P m· k been made,,, aald Newell, "I have VI 1 n . ee . a c
hid many diJcuA1om with tbe black .. J --:
athletes, the COllClhes and the staff
of my department Involved in the ov.~··:.:.tbl=.~~ witb the .. n-Boardsm· FridayDue.l chancellclr'a fact..flndln1 committee. I U II
ba9e eoaflrmed 1llJ coafldence 1n the
profesaroaai MWty of my 1\aff and
In tbe fact thM there has been no
willful dlacrim1naUon by my staff in
their dealtq with 8ft1 athlete."
'lbe tOIG""!llJ beta wbe Her-
reriu IUlpeacleCI Negro buketball
player Bob Pnaley for Yiolatloa of
team rules.
Presley wq quickly reinstated and
white •tbletea on the team charged
that the acbool admlnittration bad
llroqbt preaure on Berrerlu.
Mepo athletes produced a list of pievancw, __, a.. the diarJe
ol dllc:rlmlnaUaD. Newel said the
tdllr sriftaces are under eon.-
lllllrllticm.
Other chlrpl ....,._ bJ the
Nqroea ""9 that tber 'ftrt liven poarv~ .,.,,,.. Jobi tblD white
atblelel, tbat Oley wre Pa fn.. =te belp Oil boullq and
-ndc ~ -1 tbt tbere ..... 'bl.Id quaita" for ~tic
ll:MlarsbllJI. 'l'lle7 demaadecl that the anhenity =•~ ol •"miaortty
NEW YORK -'n. mat.ch ii made.
Jim ftJUll will mMt Dan Patrick
la tlla mile In l'.llday's U. s. Track
aad ftlld Federation meet.
It ... be 9dlnlfted, tbouah. that
..-Patrtak wua't ... about It
•tll ... lut mbudle. RJm'• ~ illdDor tbnt ii 3:51.1, ..a at tbat MIDI NCAA meet.
Patrtet'• bat • a:a.s Jut ~ Palrk!t .... .,. ,.... tbaD _. __ ..._ ..........
.a • mu. -a:=L a,. ._ Dlt
lild•r-1 D -"' "" ,,,
"· LOml -fte t1.... .... ~ .................... ,11 .................. a. •.::;I, ......... ~
........ Miiiet' .. -. .. _..... ..
....... ~ tf 18&. wll lllaJ ,...,...... ... ...... ..... ,, .. * .... 11"...,. WEI 111 • .... ,,..., .... S'. ...
track mtlltndlJ upped lie pane Jnll
ODI per cat.
Hone ownen boycott.cl tbe ~
lut Tbul_,,,....... ~fl
FridaJ's nee cent.
The bo1coU caatlnued.: ~
forcint poMpellement ol ... flOD,•
amiea ff. ·8tnlb States, -m -1dl
Damucua, Hone-of-the Year ill tilf,'
WU ICbedUled to nm.
·Tbe track procured a tempormily
reatraildne arder Priday' p-oblbhlig
owmrMrom lltJ ~ .,.._,
effort .to Id radnc.
Track olfidala also bad filed a ~
million damap salt apimt tbe
OWDlr1 IJ'oup, CODtudlllS tW OtJDln
Md. eeaspind to Ult ndq •
tr.a. ' • t
A IPOUl"'M fr. efteiil d,
however, that ' they cld .aot id in
concert but iDdlvid\aally.
t ~ factiona appeued '* epll't
When Die atrike setUemeot wu a-
Jt08Jle9ll.· ,.. llBFA W ..,. .....
DOUDced S&mdaT tt migbt lllltitate •
cOUftter IUlt apiut tbe tract for
complrinr '° bold don the .. JI.
punea.. . --~:
End al the •trike me-end ~
all lnRlta, said Doug Atkiu, HBP~ Hcre&ary. ,,
It ii apeeted that Ge 'Strd "'11
be rtlCWaled for next SMurclaJ d
Damueua ltlll beavilJ fnand. ; ·
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OILER SPARKPLUG -Greg Soyder·leadl Hunt,..
ington Beach Higb's nifty offeoee with an 18.8
point per game average and will be ll;t action to-
. night when tbe Oilers duel Karina m CM CIF
baitelball pme of the ,ear. .
Santa Anita
..
" ta. JlMCbo Alamitoe •• (M49).
. ~ .... tine outatmdlq ...
...... Gl'll ......... 0.-
..... a ad BoJ Mllllr.. T la e latlll'
Mt ll"ljulln.
Marina'• all .... aaretab "
led ~ two flM frOlll llDe acM. Man
Sodlrtlerl _. BID Moen.
'11117 bald a dllUDctive belebt ..S.
vantaae .._ the 0nqe ud Black
with 5*rtilrC al U IDd Moore
IDUl\lrlat N~
OllOll 1a.1 1161 Vlkiap an ready
for ~I tat. "We'n 1otten to
tbe pilCI wbere I feel we're pi.ytnc
"
-.
the beat we have all year." be 1111·
"If that iln't lood enouab to wlD
then they (Hunu.aton) deMrv9 to
beat \II.
.. I don't ttdDk ~ In tbelr 111D
1J a handicap becauM lt'I a1Jnolt
identical to oara. And we'D llJve a
pretty food crowd there to support
llS.
"The keJ to the tame la turnovers.
We anticlpete the prua ao our luards
will have to come thr~ We have
Gary White back now ud be wu
out the lut time we played Hun·
tingtoo. So lbat lbould befp a lot.
"We'll probably put Wbite or SQyder
and have Gres Bale cover Contreras,"
be confide•.
Olaon aaya tbe preuure la aa Hwt-
tlqtm. ''They art top doC DOW • ••
the ... OJ>"!Ctecl to wlD. 1 fielt the
politiona were NVened lut time we
met," be ~lalDI.
Comba agreea partly wttb Olaon'a
theory. "True, the pressure la oa us
to aome extent," be .tat.a. "But I
think it'• more on them beca\IM tbey
have to win to tie for first place."
The Oller clUef aaya h1a team's
edge ls ita quickneaa, apMd and
tw.lanced scoring. ..Tbey have the
height advantage IO we'll have to
Key Tiffs How They Wmpare 'Big 3'
lnCIF For Area
Cagers
BJ ROOD cAJWION ... ...,,.. ....
• titanic la at Hun-
tinetoa Beadl t.oDlllbt but
th.-. la ltill a lot " bubt-
ball to .. p1-Jed elaewbere
lnvolvlna area tuma.
Corona del lier Heb to
B ... tlllflton Beac•
G FGPTTP AVG
llrtu Am"-'el f If f.a • ti D Ill lLS .... c.meru f .. 1-1 •1• .. JM lU -.Y MIDer e Jr 1-1 • • 71 m IS.I Rlet Setllert ' "' M • I! !1 a u
Gres s.ym ' If I-! •HI • m U.!
Marina
G PG Fr TP AVG
BID Meere f ar W lll.MMJDIU
Gn1 Bale f • 1-1 %1 ..... ...
Mark SederM11 e arW %1 Ul 11 4Q %1.1
Sten Sllelby I ., J.lt !l 4% " 141 u
I Ir 1-lt 15 " f1 111 ·u Gary White
put theellmpl OD the Irvine ·---------------· League title and Ne,.,,ort
HarbOr enterta1nt Western
In the Sunset loop. BOtb
pmes .tart at 1 o'cloot.
And, M1b SWeeney and
Illa Mater Del mates travel
to SL Paul where Sweeney
wiB try to continue his
record breaklnl 1 c o r 1 n I
binge.
~ia atl.
Other Irvine action has
C.Oata Mesa bostine I.ova,
Valenda invading Estaocla
and Fountain Valley at Brea
•... all at 5.
M a g n o lt a baa tbe
unenviable tuk of bettlhlg
BW Bloom's Corona del Mar
five in tbe Sea Kingl' gym
and ia probably the last
poal>le 1tmnbling block for
Ute fourth ranted team in
the CIF before the playoffs
belin.
Ernie Wheeler, coach of
Mapolla, waa pesaimi.sUc
of bis t.eam '• chances.
•'They are too big and
physical for OI," he aaya. nm round action had
.coroea en top. 8 2 -52 •
Wheeler lndlcie6ed tbe Sen-
ti.Dell would play tbetr usual
game . . • • a backcourt
pre11 and a prening ione.
In Tennis
Seven Lettermen
Make UCI Tough
By EARL GUSTKEY
OI .... ,., Pllet .....
Seven lettennen -in·
eluding one of the nation'•
tine'at collegiate performers
-and eeveral promising
newcomers figure to give
UC Irvine's temlil team a
banner year this seuon.
The Anteaters were 3--0
thl.a morning and figured to
up that mark to W when
they played host to Orange
Coast this afternoon.
Coach Myron Mc-
Namara'• t e a m wfl1 find out juat where it stands thlt
weekend when Irvtne h<>1tl
the a l 1 • U n i v e r s 1 t y ol
CaUf ornla Tournament.
Rush, as be did last
season, will carry the brunt
of UCl's offensive. A senior
from Texas, Rush defeated
Steve Tidball « UCLA and
Doug Burdick of Redlands
last year. Both are among
Southern California's finest
collegians.
M c N a m a r a ' s No. 2
performer is Craig Neslage,
from Phoenix. Only a
sophomore, Nealage h a a
been giving Rush all be can
band.le in workout.a.
Irvine's other tenni.11 let-
termen are Earl O'Neill,
Gayle Dukelow, Steve Teal,
Lary Lawrence, R o b e r t
Moore and Ray Sokolowski.
O'NeiU, sophomore fro"!
Long Beach, ii 3-0 in singles
play 10 far.
Ratings
The Big Three from Or-
ange 0ounty -Huntington
Beach, Corona del Mar and
Marina -cootinue to hold
down ttird Uirouih fifth
places In the weekly ClF
butetball ranktngs, which
~ released today.
The Ollen haw a vital
date with Marina tonight,
ho"ver· in the CIF game
of the year.
And Corona del Mar ii in-
volved in a crucial, dueling
Magnolia's capable Senti.
nela.
The Big 'lbree cootinued
to gain votes in the ballot-
ing, although they didn't gar-
ner enough to change their
order of ranking.
Undefeated Compton -
wtlich has defeated lluoting-
too and Marina -conUnues to eet the pace for the large
schools, hauling ln a perfect
score of 160 votes.
The Tarbabee are 22-0 fOI'
the season.
Highly ovwrated North
Torrance is aecond with 130
while Htmtington ( 12>), Co-
rona del Mar (1(17) and Ma-
rina (98) follow.
San I.Alia Obispo (22-1)
leads tbe combined AA·A
eection with a five • vote
bulge over San Gabriel (18-
3).
Villa Park remained in
the top 10 ~ lta M-54
Joss to Tustin Saturday
night.
AAA
l. Compton (22-0) 160
2. No. Torrance (22-2) 130
3. Hunt. Beach (17-3) 120
4. Cor. del Mar (21·2) 107
press and try to atop tbem from. pt.
ting the ball down cow:t," bl rt9Nll.
The first three duels betw-a..
two district rlvata were cl.merl.
Marin.a rallied to break llll 00. stall
in the final two minutes and baepd
the first confrontation by a point.
In the second club the Vlklnal .
broke It open early In the f1nll period
and held on to win by four.
In the third struggle the Oilers pU1).
td away from a 7:6-25 leld at baltdme,
outscoring the Vikes 17·1 at one
stretch of the iUrd quarter.
Tbey "Were able to withstand a fran-
tic Marina comeback try In the-touraa
period.
Entries
Coach Al Hackney's bustl-
ing Newport Harbor five . la
aeetini nvenge for 1ta
upset 1011 to Wettern (7S-«I)
lut time around.
Belore runnl.Dg Into Hun·
tlnctoo Beach and Marina
1tle Western debacle was the
only blemish on the Tara'
UCLA won't compete, but
UCI will be meeting six
other branches ol UC on
the Irvine courts. Action
begins at 9 a.m. Friday and
Saturday with the finalJ
1tartlng at 10 a.m. Sunday.
UCl's brliliant aingles ace,
Jody Ruah, h0pet he'll get
a crack at Cal's Chuck
Darley, the 11th ranked
amateur in the United
States.
Another returnee ii Skip
C.Onde.
Newcomers to the club
are Pete Clark and Skip
Brizzalara from Northern
caufomla, Robert Payon
from Fullerton, Joel Heiser,
Inglewood; Rick Jackson,
Bonita, and Jeff Williams,
Cotta Mesa.
5. Marina (19-2) 98
6. Aviation (21-3) 79
7. Millikan (20-2) 62
8. Gleml (18-1) 42
9. MOlll"Ovia (18-3) 32
10. Morningside (22-5) 12
VllCING WHl:Z -Nifty Mark Soderberg will be
wheeling and dealing for m.Jgbty Marina tonight
when the Vikes and Huntington Beldl mix it up
for the Orange County and Sunset League basbJt.
ball titles . ,. w ,.,, ..... ,_... ...
• Cller & ,.... ""' ""' 1 , ...
,,...., .... ,.__ te;r. •cord
11s a e r . 1C•1•1r--CM Yalt) ft....I ~ 100 • ._, 114 ater ~ IC~ over ~ Of ~ '" --111 points tbe last time it played ::..!.~ :: ,.::,--> m St Paul (101·'79) w I th
m ttrewllenY 0rtwe 1J L.eoNwt> 11• Sweeney gettinC 40. m A-S. KN IW llum) 1U Friday nlpt Sweetiey set
11' ~ • 1u a school record with 44
111 Ttefflc ttui.r cw MMwMY> m couotea and will be going m TliburWI II II Vell!llWlel 11' for more tonll}rt. ._,_.11
m Kid! IMll IJ Sellin> 1111~ He la ...,.., '.t'I= beru.ou 112 ...... (MY-) • vuv ~-a.
111 a-. ...... second-piece er -· 111 , .... 111to1 11 o ,.1ere11 m Soderberi: Marina in the UI Tit 01cMt IL ,_...., Jr'l HI 0r t ~.-.a-•
117 ~ ,.lfh ICld cw """'' m ante area .... vi ....
1" A-ll • ....,_..,... ..,.,, race.
o' H VHTM ttacm.' ..,,_... 'l'M' Fountala Valley 1' trying 1'1 ... flll.... A..._. ,,,_ .,_, to get ofi the floor after
H COd .aca.6YJ fvflalla. 2 !:.:~:et IM Y-> 111 being kayoed by M'8CJ)Olia
... , olds. c1a1m1,... l"vtM ..., w.-. ....,.,, IJ le!Wtl 11• Friday. 'nle Barona need a ~L': r.c-.,.::., ..!If ~J~~J~~ ~~: victo!'J to keep over the .500
;:-:: '"' .. (It T ..... ) ·;ri CHMit1I CA .,..,) 116 mark. ...,;:: :~ "=f1 11, Wetdl ,_ iw AiM1 11• And, Cotta Mesa and
._,,..,.. m tteeme uc .. n. .,..._ .. twt. EltaDda continue their ef. ,,..... o. ... IO .. !era) m """" • ,,,_., ' ,,_ .... .... •. forta to climb out of the ·.,., Y• (I V...,_...) 11' C....... ....,__, PWw ltt.'a ine Le ;:r::,~~~~IY•ml 1u Tiie .....,., om lflltMI. depths of the Irv ague. ~-111 '" ,,__lel ~ fi 111111" CM v.-....1 ,,. -\
... -" z.Mlell cw *'"'' Ill
"He and Rush will be the
beat two singles men in the
tournament," McNamara
said. .
Irvine's schedule b a s
several rough atopc, but the
final one, May 4, i s
particularly challenging for
McNamara .\ Co. Arizona
State vi.Itta the Anteaters
on that date. Alao tcbeduled are Cal
State (Long Beach) and
Redlanda.
"Tbole two each won
NCAA small c o 1 le g e
d I vialonal championships
last aeuon," McNamara
commented.
Tb.is ls McNamara's se·
cond year at UC Irvine's
ten.nil helm. He took the
Anteaters to a 15,5 mark
lut aeaaon - a record he
bopel UCI can improve
upon this year.
"A lot will depend upon
our firtt four men, Rush.
Nealage, M o o r e and
O'Neill," the coach remark·
ed.
"If those four can win
conaiatently, we'll be in good
abape. And of colD'se we're countmi on our new people,
too."
U(I kMW ..
l'lb. •10-11 r AU.oUC TOlJ•HA>
MtlNT. Plb. IS _, UC Slenta leMMlre
, 11 A "'"'*I 114 ~ U lenln) 11t 9"" IClft IW • ... """l.......... 11A ,._.. L• (0 "•Ill I tll
•l . "' ·-Mlle •1:11a11 (W ..,... ' 11• .._ StwY ~ 12 A l"IMlllll Ill lllllt.IM ..,... IL ,.,,_., Jr) 117
(I M .,...,_..., HI Al ' -Liit C• ..._) HJ ec 12 M V•llllmlffll IU _.... • ..._ (0 Hllft• 1l4 CWt J 1'-' CM Y-l 117
Basketball Standings
.... 1•1MI -•I uC S.nta ltrbtre
T-11111*11 fib. D -CAL STATE (LOS
AMGaLHI
Pt11. t7 -CAL STAT« ILOHO lllACHl _,, ' .._""""""IA V•__..l 111
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OM1t ._,,,., IA .MfWI) 111 :...:: .:;c. c::.. l'Wlt ....
A-Qullln 1111111¥ CM ~) 1U ~ Tiii C.-. IW """'9tt) 11' ~ ...... cw Mlll!lrM¥)' "' ..... ,.,. (J \Mtelrt) ... ~Mdll' Y• (L """" Jt) m ,_..... "-fl V...._..) 1W Miu o.telle (J Tnl""') 111 A.MiwMll CW ........,, 117 AMt M9ttl (M Y.-> nt WM ._ (fl .....,., ' 11' ::'...,*.::' ~D .=.td 11S fl:. A~ r: =} m
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4 ...,-... eM •· ,.._ -LA ...... 1 • ...._,.. ...... .....,,, CWl'U*•..... ,.
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Mel', t -.. .." l'er,,.f\do Vt lit'Y ....
Mdf. " _.. °'"-eo.11
l'A MM. 1t -(t,AUMOHT-MUDO m ,,.,,, t -•I UC •lwr1ldl "«• J -WYOMING
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m II«. lf -CAL WUTl!ltH ,,.,, ti -CAL ST AT I!
... C""'-L.llttOMI ,,.,, .... 27 -ti ()lel V•lltY ,__, •·•-•t•---.... 6 -A•IZOffA STATS
,,,... T9.t ID ~l..l , l12 ~,'"'.:"':' (W ........, ,.,
;:;...· --(W ....... , ,,. .......... ,~..,.._, "' .......... ,. ,, ........ , , .. .,.,... .. ,..., "' ...., ...... 1111 .... , 11tll UCl Hosts ·Trohahe . Five ,_... ,....,_ ,, .._..,, 1n ........... u ..... , 111 A;~. Mern> CW """" Id ~NINIA,._I 112
,f.-C, ""''" ............... -..,,. UC& 1 ,,. ..... ,_ .... ~ .......... ~ .... AU. ...... ,___ ..... -.a. ......
.......... IL ,....., "' 11f .,,..,......_,...,_.., = n .:J::~...,,... ~ l:
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.. l'llW (W """' • ..... u....... 1~ ,,_. .. ,,_.IM._, 11' ....... (fl MllMt .. . ....-.. .._. .... IW .........,., 1 ..
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..,..ua.,......~..._ .. ..... ,.,.. ...... ~ ............ -.---
P...-a'1 ClP' small
ldlooll cbamptona of last
,..,, bu been "le1ated to
,........ dat;y for coach Jim
a.tnlr'• team . AllalCber all-state star on
Trof'a llmup 11 Hal Calbom
( .. 1) hm Lo n g v le w ,
Wuldlliton. Be scored 47
In oee'~ pme last YIN•
Vll'D Qadwlck ( a · 3 ) ,
fl'om eo.tna High. was an
all.QF pant last season.
Bl wu tbe San Gabriel
VaJle1'1 Player ol th. Year •
N _... (U) from
Ramona High tn Riverside,
.. another all·CIFer, along
witb Qu1a Scbrobll(m (M)
,,_ La Creacen.ta.
Tbe use freshmen ~e
a l'ellruarJ 17 pJbe with
Ooldea Wt1t at the Loa AQel• Memorial · 8porU
AnDI Ma prellmlDlr'J C?n•
tnt to the USCOrt10.o
Tanlf;J encounter. Aftfr toollht'a I a m e •
UC1'1 nut froth pme wW
be at bome ~ Q\ap-
... JrtdaJ al-
Others: Sunny Hilla 5,
Troy l.
AA·A
l. S. Luis Obispo (22-1) 145
2. San Gabriel ( 13-3) 140
3. No. Rlveraide (21·2) 118
4. Montgomery (22·3) 94
5. Verbum Del (17-4) 88
6. Hemet (16-2) Tl
7. Val. Cbriltlan (16-1) 75
8. Villa Park C 15-5) 44
9. LaSalle (16-4) 31
10. Bell Gardens (15-5) 22
OCC Faces
Citrus After
28-19 L-Oss
Orange Cout C o 11 e g e
WTeatling forces were in ac,
tion against Citrus this
afternoon after dre>Wlng a
28-19 verdict t o Cypress
College's Chargers on
Thursday.
Illness took Its toll for
coach Jack Fair's grapplen
in the l~s to Cypress.
The Redcoats were with·
out entries in the 115. 123,
130 pound division• because
of illness.
At 137, OCC's Terry
Robinson won by a pln in
the third period over Terry
of Cypress to brln1 the
score to 5-16. C 1 e v e
McDonald of OCC. at 145,
dropped a 7-5 vvdlct to
Donathan .
At 180. Pat McCormick
of OCC whipped Reyes, &-3 .
John Young of OCC, at 187,
beat Martin, 6-5, in a tight
one .
Ron Griswold of OOC, at
177, WU pinned by ShlMdJ
of Cypreaa. Tlm Woods ol
OOC, at 191, t r l m m • d
Mooney, 3-0.
In the beavywelebt bout,
Dan Hllllard of OCC won
his fourth atralgbt Eutenl C.Onlm~ bout by pin.
defeatl!Q Freund on a fall
ln the MCOnd period .
HlJllatd 1t UDdtleatecS ID
EC adioA.
Season Records
BunUngton Beach (17-3)
80 Magnolia
71 Estancia
82 Bolsa Grande
50
58
87 Loara
71 Santiago
71 Long Beach Poly
59 Marlna
57 . eo·
73 Fountain Valley ee Magnolia eo Hantingb:Jo Beach
83 Costa Mesa
73 Fullerton
89 Lakewood
54 Corona del Mar
53 C.Ompton
100 Loara
88 Rancho Alamitos
60 Marlna
75 Westminster
60 Marina
65 Anaheim·
80 Sant.a Ana Valley
68 }Vestern
84 Newport
'I'/ Santa Ana
72 We1tmlnmr
68 Warren
59 45 C.Ompton
52 62 C.Orona de] Mar
59 99 Quartz HW
47 18 Magnolia
56 64 Jluntington Beach
M 18 Estancia
58 47 Anaheim
48 48 Huntington Beach
55 100 Santa Alla v alleJ
65 Western (j()
56
69 • 45
') .,
58 Santa Ana
66 Westminster
88 Newport
65 Anaheim
42
~
41
40
M
32
5'
5.1
48
81
6S
60
52
44 eo • 54
42
40
M
Iii
'
• -'"-• ... t .... ' ., ....• .., .. . ·~· . .. . .
..! I
.....
•ll V
. . '
I ,
Sereu, the 51-,.ar-tld a
toe acJaooaw i, .. ~
boe& ia Ule 1.• mile s..
DJeto to Ac:apUe nee .
Jf abe aalll up to hlr
ralln1 and ii tlqt to ftaiail
with a Mw e1apMd time
recori &he Wlll ~ ar·
rive lD Acapaloo Peb. 12
-the mM ..... wy .,
ber~
Serena ii la 1bl Acapaleo race wttbblrf-..r..,...
Ken DtMeaH ti Sa l'ta.
claco .. Hipper, a• I
somewhat Ule lalDI CNW
.. ill prmo. H"IP'll-
But just prior tt noe tbM
DtMeuM ··--.... " bu .... tbe ••• ., ...
double ltiieUr te ' B e 111 1 ,..,.._ ol Sdla Ugg'o.
:-.. w111 r.::. ":
Joba Scripp't INaot '9tdl
NoYal def Im, tbl --boet la it.,~ fiMt. T'airdr--.•tbl-.
, . dlcap ICU JI Jim JDINy'1
· • ~ 'II-foot ,_wt Klaloa D wltla
.. . ' ..
. ···-. . . ..
. , . ,, . . .. . . . ' ... . . ···-""'l . .... ,. ,., , .. ..
• time...,.,. ol 7 boan, n mtauMI m M llCCmCll
onr Serena •
l'ollowtDI ii tbe ...
allowanca for the eatln
fleet:
Cllll A.
Serene, • .,., • boar•,
lmlDutls,IMCGMI
Nori& dtl ..... 00: ot:
•:17
ltlaloe n, oo: 07:31:M.
JCamalil: GO: 11: 50:07
Jlampqe, 00:14:19:54.
.RalCa1, 00:17:11:11. SaJ11, 00:21:5.1:42 •
Alert, to:2S: 00: m.
OLlrtqal, Ol:GO:•:IZ .
9t*tt, 01:01:12:42.
Satua, •:•:•:fl .
. -.. . .. . .... .. . .
•••• , ...... it
Bill Willon'a new 59-foot aluminum yawl Ralcal heels to a freshening lnea•
u crew bends on tu.ll aail in effort to overhaul Kialoa n after start of Acapulco race. Both RMcal ud Kialoa II fell into a hole while rest of fleet &ailed by.
au.c
Verve, 01:%1:37:48.
Babba, 01:22:03:14.
Anloll .. 1'11e Fere•eeks
Crews ftgbt fnmicaDy to doUle geno11 and hoist are William Solari'• Santana; ~ Tea.
spinnakers and ltays'ls u breeze begiu to truhen ldler'a Cll-ta Walkiril, ad Jac:on Wood's OlliriqaL
after l&art ol Acapulco race. Identifiable from left
O..B
Wallt)rla. ot:•:M:•.
Cbbulra, 01:t»:22:2'.
SIJaeia, 01:•:41: fT.
Mll'liDI m, 01 :•:41:47.
-m~21:00.
Boblmllu-111• ... r-:11. ) ...
Simocm, 01:13:111:$1.
ltiubale, 01: 14:•:20.
lemlaje, 01:1t:40:32.
Annie Too. 01:17:37:44.
Tzcbak, 01:17:•:10.
Califta, Ol:ll:•:~.
Talent. 01:11:47:34.
Bl~Blazet.O'l:Ol:~:~ ................................................................. llJll ................ ..
Agisymba. 00:02:13:44. '• . ,,._. ,,.,,
•,Jf', ··' ''"" ... ' '"" ... ~ ...
I fl ,j/ ,,..
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•f I
• 4 ... .... ,,
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Ami.rota, 00:02:13:44.
L'Allegro, 02:05:18:20.
With Point Loma a bldlipvund. &'NOP ol ,.mt. in Acapulco nee come about
and bead for tlae aWtlq liDe. Leider, witb belds'l still Oil deck. la !nest
Kamler'• lo-.M' s.u.,.
·congress Cup Li-vely Aetion , for
Allan BrotMrs Combine to Keep Laureu in Newport Harbor
"' L
, ,. • I
-
·~--.... -._. to ~ rec. ,._ WO 1a ttae -..Cap
.......,. ..... ,. bat uo
.... WU l*C U1W'here ,.., fut.
Ml9r the wont 'flrlt .,
itlhtCt In tbt bl.ltory o1
tlbe race, the bulk of tbe
f1ttl wu aulkina oil Todol saaeo. blud just IOUth ol
Ense.Dllda.
IAlldlr bl tbe fleet, ~th oa1J w mDea Joued ftom
tbe lmldaJ ~ start was
Fred lJebb.rdt'I D e W
Spartmui •Stephens
deliped ~ foot I } 0 0 p
Ow!maera &om SU Diego
Yacbt Club.
' ..... ........ •.it. .,.
I u ~ ~ . •
SlmooD, tbe yawl rifted ootumbla·50 sailed by .lobn
1111
_._ .... __________ Zlla...-...-0
Hall and Stan Williams was
'&boat a mile astern of
(Jw!ma .. but about a mlle1
fartblr alflhare. C'bimaera
•• poUtloaed eigbt miles
... 111we1t Of Todos Santos.
1'1 lllLE8 LOGGED
Norman McCarvill's SS.
foot 1awl Spirit from Royal
VDCGUYer 'Yacht Ctub bad loaed 57 miles from the
si.rt.
Kn Del.teue'1 &Moot
ldaooDlr' S e r e o a , the
sc:r«ca boat, and John
Kllroy' I 73-loot ,.awl Kialoa
II -an Jarly leader, both
Wat booed down Off Todoe
Santol. Klaloa ll was 51
miles ftom San Diego, and
SeftDa WU 45~ mll~I oul
Tom Oorkett'1 Cal-48 sloop
SalKla r'tp0l1ed a position
~ miles from tbe .wt;
Peter Salz' 47 foot sloop
Bohemia, San Francisco
YC, ud Bill N e .. 1 n • I
la 1 a n d e r -:n Babbe,
Callfornl.a YC were within
sboutin& dlJtaace of each
other 54 mil• out. Kialoa II ran out of steam
Sunday night when she sail·
ed in a bole off the 1'juana
Slough Pd watched the
weattier boats ll.ll by.
B~ at dawn Monday
virtually the whole fleet was
coovened olf TodOI Santos
with little or no chance ol
bettering t b e i r positions
be{ore late today.
Weather for e c a 1 ta ln·
dicated the fleet mlgtit pick
up three ~ five !mot zephyrs
from tbe euwoutbeut this
morning, with a chance Of
a 12·1mot northwesterly fiJl..
Lng in this afternoon.
' Legislature in Action
Inflaiion
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l'M ON THE BEACH Anytime) lay & leach 2 baths, tam. nn. frplc. s bdr, • be, specL ba1 Price Jmt rect.ced noao to
and it's the finest In the =z-zz=-=~~-====z±= RHlty, Inc. choice Eutaide location. mw, b'M~. ta.2290 ONLY $21,scD. $2500 down ~~ -. 'f,-' ~i: ~~~! 2407 E. O>ut Hwy., CdM :i:,,t3 ~ ~~ l !'!!·~ Helthlt 1211 =--~: ~ u~taln sltting room with If I WElf YOU IOR IEW ftreplacn, din.Inc room. 1 ~ AaE 5 Bedrooa. J Bath tram the ocea. nia wW
100 mUea ol ocun view • HAR v Wtllt-McC•rdle Rltn. cw~ St. Death d.... .u tut IO call rilbt .. .,. only 15-1.500 • Olft'Der ma.y I'D SEE tT TODAY • this HILLS •'-d SPINDELL a•aLTY C d I .... _ 1810 Newport -y .. C.M. bud force& .... HS.GOO. KA accept trade. Harbor HichJanda 3 BR, oron• e m.mr SC&-7'129 Eves. "'"°"" Ml->10C1 or 60-1221. awn.r. Warner at Mapolia, 560lll l'M ON THE sndoully appointed home Lusk • built homes located Mn. wau.r. ========I GOLF COURSE wtth the .ftllfft features. 2~ In the Southland'• most de-Near Beeich, Salton Se& Hunffntton
5 bdnn • 2~~ bath, famUy batbl, uled brick l!ttplace, llirable Ir faadnatinl area. Best loc., xlnt R-1 lot. May Hert.er Hlth .. ndt 1235 H•rt.our 1405
home • In th~ country clti> &learn~ hardwood floors, Scbooll le Oilif. Irvine trad( for trudr, late car • ___ .......,____ --------
aectlon ol Mesa VeTde. lo9ely built • in kitchen In Campus Just moment 1 or. aubmit what YOlT have. 3 BR, 2 ba. Bltm, ~patio, UVE ln ycitins Hun~
Lifie living room • lormal Newport 88ch'1 finest sec-away. Aaldnr $3 250 642-3589 c:pU, dqi9, frplc, bnm&c. Harl>our. 4 BR. 2 117, 2"'
dining room. One o( the don. Only S:W.~. Sensibly prleed from ' $29,950. Oner mov1Jll. be, heme. Htd pool, lildlcpd
few large homes in this fine ~ $33,900 to $43,500 Costa Mela 1100 f13..0eO, 548-3'196 patio, cptl, drol. Incl· Boat
area • S44,950. LUSK HOMES lllp avan. f59,5IO Drm.
646-7171 .s.i6-2313 Directions: MacArthur Blvd. CoreM del MM' 12.50 M'l-0012
Open Ev ... 'tll 9 from Pacific Coast Hwy. or -
5
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1
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Newport Fwy. Turn Oii San aH ._S o• HWY I -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;";;;;;;•' .. ;;;;;;; 1093 Baker , C.M. 546-S:MO Joaquin . Hilla Rd., then .,..,_ • r • I• THE ~JEAL
E:_;T ATER S
-------F::RY Home
in exclusive Westcliff
on Spadoua comer lot
with 3 bedrooms, 2 batha
encloMd )'ard
Room to add on
ncelleat condition
only $Cl,500
C&l1 Bob Ewing
Evet: 494-3480
REALTORS
673-4400
lent Receipts
$500. DOWN
TOWNHOUSE
3 Big Bedrooma, 1~ baths,
built tn ldtcbert, modem u
tomorrow. W~r and dry.
er included, ~ecluded en.
cloeed patio. Get tbe lncome
Tu advantage of home
ownership. "A terrific in-
vestment."' Low Paymenta.
follow sign.a to model area. 2 BR, dlnlnc rm, earpeta,
dnipes. re1tlt. wuber, pa. "Low Down P•yment" &, llngle pr.
Aasume the Low 5% % Jn. PITIMORRIS
let"ett i.o.n. payments ol Rdltor m9010
Sl.29. per month Includes 3135 E. Cout Rwy, CdM taxes and insurance. 3
apac:ioua Bedrooma, large
lot br )'OUl' childttn to play
tn. Call today, thla wm"t --~,..--~-:-JMt. • 3 BR. 2 .... .,. din; .....
lot. beaut. lndKpd. 100D $q.
It. brtdc/conc:nte patio, laft.
ai. abade garden, folmtaln;
brick planten; aep. play
<n)I" OFFI yd.; lath/pluter. ~. (bcl. ==:;:;===== COSTA~ OITICE A M13A CE On.); atone frplc., blt·lal. L .. Ille 1JS1
2629 Harbor Blvd. 2629 "-bar Bl•d. B S23 ~ Low --------~M91. Open 'lll 9 PM 54~9491 Open till 9 PM d!.n °::." 549-ln4 Stred• Corner
VrEW A BA YFRONT OUTSTANDING Priced to aen $18.MM>. CtJarm. on s.2' lot near club house
T errtflc Pot.nttal
~ aett with 2 BR nr UC Jz..
vine A Mfr. complex.
Pyramid ExcbaJlfS'I
548-959
RAMSRACXLE
RANOI • DOUSE
Sprawlfnl 1 BR A Den !loot'
pla (could be 1lled u 2 BR>
Huge Liv RM, Octen \'Jew.
massive kitdl, bkht nook,
UT,950 ·HURRY ON 'nlIS!
Million Realty 4M4"131 BAYFRO""" 60' Pi "-· ...... .____ xtr. lie livina room, lanai "~ • er • INVESTMENT 11'11 3 BR, 1~ ""• QUUW, on 3 bdnm blc w-t10 p1am noat. 1st time ottered. 4 In a 3 bedroom home on a lie quJfl lot ~. Green tar dcution -.. '500 Three bedroom, 3 upatatra
BR, immaculate, at a low well land9caped lot, aep. bltnl, w I matdUq crpta, R. c. a G~RealtJ w~cr ~:~th
$84,000 arate double carase in a muble vanitl,., lae dbl pr, 3Cl8 Via Lido f73.9300 trace. UWte rm w/Ur. '
lovely ne.lsbborbood In New-prof lndaepd Pit 1 o. 852 -place dbl nn, miall WID> UNO:u=. Fee port Hel&htll. The home bu ~ SL ~ or .................... 1400 dry~. prap. ~clown.
lllr!E9 UTfn& room. 2 nice Owner. $29,500 ••• '96-7172
simple. 3 Bedroom, famjly nn bllthl, beautiful carpetinc 3 BDRM. 2 Badie, built-inl, 1'-.... Rlllll-.-"' .. -========
Doo't buy equity and aecur-approx 2600 aq ft'. tbroupout, fireplact, din-fl.replace, c:atpeta; f&Nfe. CUSTOM HOME UtuM N"8el
lty fOl' YoW' family. With Best V!ew b\zy ill aree lnr room. aecluded patio. It 164 E. 2lrd. Colta Mesa. Lake Park Area lovel.)'
just $725. for down and m.ooo " prl.c:ed to tell by owner. $22,950. Owner. 547-3813 with buce tamily room, 3
1707
cl<ll>ing coats you cen start C&lJ SMALL 2 BR b9e on Ire car pnce, boat or trailer
to build and ea!Ate ln your john rnKMlt M&-4032 R·2 lot. SU,800. Owner. 3&l It~ walk ID all aehoola.
future. S123 per month COY· Rocheater. Covered patio, lmuriolm
ers pri.ndpeJ Uld interest 642·1235 Baycrelf a.,..1n M2..a'190 54MMI ~ tbtoqpout.. ~
and that beeta rent ••• --(-QlY-DEl1£111 ___ • with the warmth ol tracti-MES& •I uaR __ Cttll to 1ee If att quall!led: UIUl'll tional New Enaland cbann! ~ ,._ _.._.. tertl\I.
( 1 .. ._ ~ & ( Sunny 4 BR home with din-Dirty 4 BR. 2 ti.. $1000 dD. PacUlc Sbor9 ftaJt7 01Uw01111J 0, Anxious owner must part wttJI lot room, bruldaat room, Broker * 115-M Mr~ EYa. STmO
her friendly 3 bedniom home hardwood Ooon, pooJ.cbed HOUSD far aaJe by CMD«.1~~~~!!~!!!~ 642-7777 r:: close to '1ll1ge ~in corner loll Better hurry! !Mtalde. AD Prbd 1lilbtl
4 Bdrm. familJ rm.
In NONAROI BAY.
OWNER. SSI.000 ~-
19CM Harbor Blvd .. CM. ,.___ d 1 u Ro .. __ u .. 500 •-,_,, LM. _,
Next to Snack Shop Jr. ~~~:~~ ltl~; i.;,... P•rcloll, ... ,.., --~ _...... ..
s.n Clerwde 1710
REDUCE JUUi" tb.e9. •
cre&M JUUi" Income aad
make a wt.le ol u • • Yatment. 4 two bedroom •
anUa an1)' S35GO down; total
tirice $31,500 1 llR. w ocaa . .. • SIUOO ·
5~% Interest
Home -with 5~ % INT£R..
11zec1 uv1ng room. Al.,, ie Westcli.tt Dr. 642-SDI Mew Verde
room to add M Income cfe..
pertment. Priced u an ift.
veatmtnt at 133.~.
1111 3 BR 2 t. $22.'iO cm .. UT.150 DANA PO.INT•~ vtew
3 BR 2 be .._. roof PO.SOO nn..t tWOl'tUnft;y n e w ------HOME PLUS INCOME Ideal 4 BR 2 i,. wttll VA • • S21.l50 deluxe 4 BR, 2 tletb e'llltoal
for retired couple. PltUant 4 BR 2 ~ rMl bcG' • $22,500 i1ui1t bome $24,ISO . WOW&
3 BR home with yanf. Wdl 4 BR CltiD-beated pooU !lien c. MallioneJ, IUt.
EST aavea $1200 In 5 years.
You'll a(J'ft, thia is the
neatest home )'OU've ever
aeen. ·1151 per month. or SPR,ING
seller wtD ~·rry 2nd TD 11 Realty Ce.
Multi-Pu,.,... lteent
SH tbJa l5x24 ccacrete block
bobby, "teen" or suest
room, + lovely 4 & TanillY
room "Roman Tub" model
In Pacnetter'• Country Club
Serles. .About :zllO aq. ft.
Most attract1ve.
lnlpt. PLUS older bame • • .... • .... • • • .. • .. • $25,ISO lat N. El Canatno Re.a
er.me teaenta ~ yean. ~ 4 BR ~. Home · · • • HS;GOO Phone <114) C-C16 · I
mlt on ck>wn payment • C•ll Te S.. Ted-, Su Qenwm, CaHf. Yo'! prefer a •mall down
l>')lment on thla lovely Del Rlnt _ ~2·7252 A"ytf'"!
Mar 3 Ir tamUy room. WJ (QMKR lOJ Col .... Realty 546-5tl0 .,.,
FOR LEASE
1200 aq. ft. stooe. 'r.o !21
1000 aq. ft. ottlca aQ tn
bua)' lhoppinc Cfllltf'. cau
kr cletlila.
NOW'S THE • TIME FOi
QUICK CASH
In prtJM area. 17.550 aq. ft.
1.ot1ed M-1. Can build mlta
or what h&vr YQU.
45.000
Eve. 646-18
Cof .... RHlty J.46..SUO
aa1t1rv $24,500. CALL MR. P•ul ....... lt•lty KlllNT AU
BLACK, $40.llSl M7-l.B Eva 53S-24115 ....... p ,..........
I ..... I SHAJlPI !r1::;.:.::; . ="'= F~8HORD3•FUD-New~. lwft
• . Uy, lw lale ow .._ eption. ..... r~
Qqict JlC I d Q.1151. _.,..
Elreellat tmu. CA.LL 2 .M .home wlda lllp
St0-1151 lldldes. Leue at
Dll!JJIO. or~ !:¥ :::=I ~y • 11Ai:4"'
Jtealf1. Im. I (Reial~)
1125 W • .._ .... NB .1
.... .... 270I
OCEAN VIEW S11S
Call .......... ..,. 111.-. ...... .....
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644-1133 ~:r::,,o~
• WANT Al
llAL
ln-5171
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llEEIS * CM•ll .... * ~AllTllENl'S IW'!m"'l • tJNPUlUC. IPECTACULAlt ~
.... $100 Watierfroat/Loc • a.t
lad. 1ltil. Sli119 Available
l • 2 a S BDRM. 2 BR • 2 Ba1111 A]lts.
nJRN A UNFUaN LEA.SE • or • BUY
Haated Pooaa, aiDd Care $420. Yo. A Q • $.'!8,:iW ltf enw, Adj. to Sho.PPin& _ ms Ocean BmL, CdM
2'fOO Ptbtnoe Wq. at Bar-613-1788 -for further 1.nfo
bar ' AdaDu, a. ...... Herman Ttott. Mir·.
~
- -~ -= LW.ltle W1
SllUATID
ON 1IN ACRES
SPACIOUS
• ... & Unfurn
APARTMENTS
-FROM
$)50 Mo.
LSE or sell. IDdua Bldg 44,500
aq -fl Air cond ottlces,
sprinklered. ce11traUy 1ocat·
ed, clae to fw7s. N. Santa
Ana. Ideal for dJatrlbution
. . . .. .
STRIPPED Male U,er cat,
brown ' lQd(, hook In tail. 1 lii yrs old. Vlc. So. Capella a Dirope. M6-6314.
Black toy poodle. Uttle boy
SJieYtnr. Vic Wllal 6 Na-
tloaal aioce Mon. IQ.S19S
aft. 5:30.
warehae or factory. John B. --------======== Kilroy Co. Bn-8811 Perton1l1 6405
OPEN, locked storage space
for rent to contractors or
Individuals. U 8-4422.
Summer!
with this zinging Pizza &: IX;:;;=====::;:;::=:.I Harnburgt>r Restaurant.
ComrMrct.I 6085 INSIDE OR TOTE
1---------1Balboa, hie Comerl.oc.
FOR SAUE: All PJrilOSe DlO IDEAL FOR COUPLE!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY I
JuJ'I
Gt......... ...
AHTMONY'S
6e-,den Service
646-1'41
Rea. monthly CU"e. ...... tnc. '•nctraptns. E:trp. ._.
tlculturilt.. ''Tender, lovtDc
care for Gl'ftn Gardena".
• DecliD l lnataUaUoia
• Lawn ¥aiotenance • RecideDdal A C.Omm'J. '44UOJ sq.ft Comm'! Bldr· Center Equjp • baa. anl1 $3,SCIO 'nu. is to let the warid
CM. Fer details call: $18,000 ll"OU SB-2590 quarter century old. Lef'a Put S....
Bnia &ealtg WEU.. equipped machine =-~~ COLOI
"""",..._ lelch 5400 • luit-in kitchens
• Carpets & Dr1pes
MZ«i60 lhop do1nc. ~. proto-In y ..... _ ........ ====:::;;;:;::===! ~A toolinc wortc.1200 Sq, I will not be reiipmeible tor eur _._ft
lnd • .-rl I R t I 6090 .ft. Good location. Low rent. detit. cootracted without mJ ~ • Mo. Rel.el -• tn 1 $18 ooo Full ~ t~ signature. Ron a 1 d C. OMnwie -unm Ma1ntmance Partilke~
nJRNISHED BAaf.ELORS
UNFURN 1BR-2 BR. 3 BR llACHWOOD
2 hatha available
~ drapee, pl'qe
l Ith a Santa AN, C.M. Private pa&. -Near Beach,
M5-.m3 ~ . Goll and Sboppinc.
M .... Capri
& lenw•cl• YlDage
SPAC 2 It 3 BR, 1% batha
Newport luct. 4200 Cfta, clrpa, 2 poola
Near abp' i and 1Cbool1
FROM $119.50 2ooa w. 0cum.n1 Msr.1991 Maple, #3
LGE Fm:lly home. Lee w/ 2 _.__ Mp-. 2'll4 0oUeie #2
opt. S BR. 2 ba, nr 1ebli, aa. 1 ba, c:iirta. ... .._ '215. '46-52'76 915&-1740 bit-Ina, $150 mo. $110
942-1615 615-1669 ena. 2 nice bedrooms. upstain. BLUJTS • Towo.bae deluxe 3
BR/2 Ba • OOl'ldo • pool $360. By O'Wlle1' 644-:!(m
DLX 2 BR $130: 1 br, '99.50 1% bathl, carpets, drape1.
Pool. ldeel b bacbelora. Private patio, Garqe.
1993 Oiurcb St. 548-9633 WAU.ACE AVE. Vll.LAS
2061-D Wallace Ave., CM 4210 (just IOUtb of Hamil*'-1 Sl)
J •• 2 Mtha, frpk
2 IR 2 Mths, peties
1 IR • Wilk In cloletl
Warner 6 SprlQadale, H.B.
(2 miles W ol Beach Blvd.)
142-5001 or 142-3615
*Unfurn 2 IRIApts.
FURN. IACH'LOR
UtlllUM included
Near lhopplnc
80l Knamlle, Apt D. HB
53Pr-2914
~ 2 br, qrta, clrpa, blt-lns.
pool, kids OK. A.vail S.15 sus. 962-2118
• Your Own Priv1te
l1neis
om~ , yard itorage 548.7503 Alter T PM. Stenstrom, 3844 L 1 be rt y 615-1960
9pace IUit. contr. or sm. mfi FRIGIDAIRE Lane, New Brl&bton, Mau. ..,..AJU)..,......,~.......,...._----
N'pt Bdl Owner M2-7.800. Going business _ aU new Share transportation to down-Gvice. ~ ~=: 1.z::========I wubers. Bii: money loca-town L.A. ~ve Unlv. Park relWJJe. £xcellent w.st, Lots 6100 tiona. 2334~ w. Valtncla. 7 AM, arnve L.A. 8:30. M2-4.1l9
--------l'ullerton. <TW 525-'7833 1133-2880 after 1:30 P.M. EUROPEAN GARJ>Da:R
Spec.iii Offer ALCOHOLIC3 ADDD.YmoUI Land..,pq: Maillt.emnee
I will build a' BR 2 ba home lnvHtment Oppor. 6310 Harbor"'--PboDe m"'7:N Very nuan. 5'1-4.lrT e't'es.
0343 IQ-ft> for the low 24 Hours. MOWING le .D>GING
price of $7.20/aq.fL on your IE YOUR OWN * SINGLE ADULTS * Sprinkler IJlteml 6 lot Otller modela avail. Call Call for recorded meuage Sprinltler r.u-141.m
0on at 537-0380 "EMPLOYER" 24 Hours a day * 531..Qlo c=--------EN. dMDUP, tree lll"Yb.
CORONA del MAn * Oloice
'1 1 ....... "• extra large Fet lot. Lola of Suzanne Fashion Wia1, lnc. Announcemtnta 6410 New I awn 1. llPJ1nklerl. Haullnc. Reuon. 141.aa
offers you the opportunity C-H--llAI. Clua.
to gel away (rom boredom -· wurrn u Treeal Somo Ocean View.
673-2010 Realtor
ONE ol tile lest luge a n d
( beautiful fee simple lot An-
•-~ I tiqua Way, Dover ~es. • KI 7-<Mm.
• Active Tennis Club VIEW lot, 203 Emmld Bay 50 x UO, owner $10,000,
548-5187
• low earning•. U you qual-
ify as a fnlnchlSH, you
may have your own busJ..
ness & givw with 7'.merlca · 1
fastest growing wig com-
pany. Only a small invest·
ment Is needed ' it ii ae-
rured by lnVl!Iltor)'. Su-
e FREE SAUNA e
With Swedish musaae by
7 Experimetd Maaueae'
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
9 am-10 pm
132 E. 18th st. M2-SC8I
Apt and General Oean-up
Mowtnc and edatnc· Odd
jobs A haullni. 541-E
0...1 s.. ..... '612
Paintini. Plumh1nl, CU.
penby. Reul Rel. lnaund.
BankAmericarcl OK
NPT HGT& 1 BR. trtplex $105 -$120 S f'Urll. Pool. util ,pd. $1<1> L~ Townhouse _1_n_t•_A_n_1 ____ _
Improve 5620
,_EME_RAL __ D_BA_Y_V1-. ew-1-0t-1 zanne's famous Tre1 Chic
wig la eUY to aeU to deal· 48x135· Prlv. hf'ach, Recrea-ers &: indlviduab. It looks
Cemetery Loh 6411 Call "Mike" 60-0348
TWO cemetery lot.a in Ocean <Xl¥Pl.ErE Remodel •
View section. Paelllc View r t;i> • i r , realdentiakom-
Memorlal Park. Must Sell merclal. Roome added. m
Immediately! Mab offer! 3llJI
mo. ms C1l7 St.1 50-7325 '1 t1hllorrushed V«Tilft Your 300' TO OCEAN Yum a Uliurn 1 1: 2 SR Elec kitchen. Beautiful big FROM 11!1111.50
4 BR .• 2~ ba. New cptl, ih1>t. * Pbone ..._. * pool. Nr lbf'r. Adults only. Lae 1 Bit, •• Studioe Ir-~
redec. 1275 lllO. yrs lie tD ~ E. ltdl Street HARBOR TOWNHOUSE Hotpoi.nt bltftl, ttfrig, '"'
tlon. By owner 543'6!!9 like the finest human helr,
but can actually ~ bruaJl..
1 .. Rl_nc_he_1 ____ 6_15_0 ed into place without roll-
CUST. bit. 3 BR, 2~ ha, 2 Ing, pinning or 1ettin~.
trpl., beaut. mod. m. hse. Sales methods are pleasant
nes(Jed in 3 Ac. nav. OraJWU home parties, f a 1 h I o n
$64,000, 25% dn. Owner Rt. sbow1, wts cUnk:a. The
2, Box 18, Corona 737-2976 Pruldent of our company,
646-TO'll -~SA-=-=VE=-o==N~REP=~=.,,..-I
HARBOR RNt MemOdal PJual.Wrc, ea.,...,., ~
Parle. l lotl foe $700 or '251 trical, aey bome npetr. qua!. tment. Owner. '*6011 -======== 2llT Harbor Blvd., CM cpta, ctrp., pvt patio,
c1aya a wlmdl. C... .. Mer 4250 THE CONTEMPORARY pool, recreation area. Shots.
3 Bedroom """'-room, 2 2 on '-'• -· drps nt 8. Fairview Rd. 541-7485
for one. Sll-424.5 alt 3 pm or Dick SquJres ~
fm-9157 from I am-1 111L TRADE! Expert wwit fer ....._ Winter Montlab' Reata1a ~ .. .-, .. ...., <Btwn McFadden l: lit St.) Ask for ~· ANYTHING -tumfture beth, Newpart Shara. Va-JAMAICA INN HOTEL bltna, pr, A: htd pool. =~ ~~~ >.. low u SliiO mo. 67Ul20 15~-~ redec. ~ La..,na a.ch 5705 • 9 Holt Puttin9
m.tll61 SMALL Private Bachelor S'ruDJO Apt. 3 BR. OOlle 100 CLll'F DRIVE GrH n
Mr. Meredith, will welcome
AcrHge 6200 your visit, or phone call, on 1 __ ....______ Friday, Feb. 9th. at Shera-
SERVICE DlltECTORY tooU, you.name-It. &G-0.148'.
a.bystttlnt '550 Haullnt •no
I======== retrli It bot plate $85 incl to OOC, ldlools It churches. LUXURY nJRN/UNFURN 44 cholcl' lcre3 Sllverado ton Beuch IM, 21ll2 Ocean
canyon. Stream hunting .l Blvd., Huntington Beach, BABYSITI'JNG, anytime, my CLEAN Iota, 1anps, etc. Hun""'*' lelcft MOO utUa. rT.MillOt carpets I drapn. 2885 Men-Yeuv Leue. 1 a: 2 BR
Free Reetal ....... 4300 doza Dr .• CM 545-5421 1te119 to 8bcn • Shopa , ~ BR Apt-. New cpts, drps, Oceanvtew from every ApL
fishing. Metro water. Calif., 5.16-1421, between 1 home 2029 Pomona, C.M.
Quick sale S!riO per acre. Ii 8 P.M., or write: Mr. W. .._54M&\5 __ . _____ _
Banf n ~ .. alltt Guy. Murray, Exec. Vice-ruu,.nme babysittllli tor
Tree removal, dump, lldp,
*1choe, ftll, srade. llU745
LIGHT HaJ1inc, l'Dtnl
dean-Gp, prep.I. .... Service MODERN 2 BJ} on QCf!U, No llUll Chldm or pets. from $1!IO mo ap.
. Walker " Lee heClied poat Aftll lladl J.5. By Owner. Pti: 54M769 4M-2H9
'Ila EDINGER Juee 15. S125. mo.. .. E. 2 BR Htd Poot; Acljacmt ma. MODERN 2 Bit. new decor,
HUNTINGTON BEACH Balboa Blvd., Balbca. Jor alrp'c $1.30. utD pd. Ad-Blt-lnl, view, bealtd
1fJ.4G ()pa Eves. 673-~29 ults. 963-1140, 146-Sm. pool. Adultl Cll)y, DO pets.
.. 1R • u Pres., Suzanne Faahion working modlers. 203 C.t
64U560 Wigs. Inc., 315 E. 2nd St., N.B. lll)'time.
161h ACR~ in San Maroos. South, Salt Lake Oty, Utah au:w eve In my home.
Paved rottd. $4200 AC. Sub-Still. Daily. Ac<xmunodatlons far Income Ta '740
mit tnns. 49'2-5011 Alt 7 dllld under 4. S48-0834
• can: stl). '1'Jll&. •
i---------,-.. a.EA.N Becll Apta. All 3 BR. 1~ batbl cpts. c1rps nso mo. Leue. •1639 SPARKLING, SUNNY, wa... utll Incl. S'15 up bltnl tio ' t1'lft' l
111 ~ach. Blt·lnl, cllbwimtr, m E. Balboa Blvd. ,... ... .:... pe ' upper, -· Rent•lt W"'9d 5990 p
P.M. Money to Loan 6320 ClllLO Care. My home. Ice Gordoll N. w .....
6210 $15,000 fncd yd. Need companicm Pult. Acct. -llt. 1911
CJ*, drpl, aeciuded patio. BALBOA * 673-9N5 '-Ol<llll OK. 83M470
POOL A maint. Maey l Bdrm util _. % blk "-H 1 BR. Upp.r. Stcwe l: nfril. APT. or c:ottare witll view,
itru. $115 mo 838-19M ._ • .. -. 6.30 8~ J115 utll. pd. 5IO W. Center Netrpal't. lilc)e. JMture • oceu ..., JDO. • • ·.., St. 548-2396 woman. YeaN'GUDCI. Ubfur·
PM fB.tOl5 D-.ia 2 BR .DeLuR Stadlo. Alto nilbed to UOO. 50.9250
......,, , 3405 u.RGE 2 BR. dOle to bQ 2 BR furniabed house. 642· NEWPORT H EI G HTS
3 BR 2 belb, private ~ach :tllic::·y=-~ ~~has 3931or54M91a or 642-«;96 AR.EA. 2 or 3 BR HOUSE
alub, bMchea l: boat lliPI Nice, ~ 1 BR., C8J11. OR APr. ~.
avallallle. $.125/JD(lllth-leue, Huntl,.._ leech 4400 lltoYe, refrls., c a r. 81.
« eptlaa to bQy, Brdler. 2t> Awe.do, CM 54f.86l2
Cal TaaJ B~ 817-2511 1 llR l'9ll .AiJt. 1 ~ Aft 2 BR Duplex. Extra large rum. wa' ... pd.~. ~ dtra '-e ........... ,_nhin Y.O., MIO 53Mrll ., Palm a. HS. • mo. • ~
l'OR ~ f ~ ~ L..... .... 4105 NEW..Adaltl onl)r. l l: 2 .BR
biMm l" ba. OY• n11P =~ Apt J'wn Ol' unfum. $95
dlabwaabe'I' wublr clr,.r J'A OCEAMl'1tlO!ft, ~ •· U5 il>trt Pt etM5!i9
1ant bplc. Jp kar pnp fllmllbld, 2 BR 2 be~ OW. direct IG-trll. Ollrp
•/....uadl pool~ SliO. Gl OHi Dr ... i..c-,.. ... 111111 .. lleds ...
,.............. tncl. m.cD Beech 4M-3MO ..... a.. .... rill!
~_,...! ...... 1210!!''!~ ~ S210 NewpiM HtfL 5210
W.50 UP wk. W I kltditn
$22.50 up Studio Alita. 2S'l6
Newporl BMS. 5'a-9'7$ * ft.OCW wrIB KITCHEN
le BATH. PRJVATE EN.
Mount. & Desert For good lat &: 2nd TO loans for 3 )Told boy. 64U467 ...,_ er Of"'9 Appts.
••r'Jl"LAND OF LAKES" • 1·3 yrs. 494-6650 Bkr. l rf.a.. u.----NO'W ~ bm9 Newt>erry, Calif. 20 miles ... , "'9_ .. '' -~ 11.1u1t. I'. J. J(anna pnctlCI
Eruit of Bontow, between Mort91tH, T.D.'1 6345 -OPEN 1 DAYS
• 3 Pools
• Comphent1ry
Conti....+ el
Bre1klat
FAMILY SECTION
WITH
le.I Vegas Freeway & BRirv ,.__ ,..-......... 42:10 Se9abort, N.B. Route 66 f'rtteway, near $33,000 l.st T.D. payable $225 \.on' ._.... .. te, '--~1• e 67~ •
OaggPlt 8u,ior1. ACREAGE mo. incl 7% duf' S yrs. 10% CUstom Cabmeta. Sm Jobe Nathan Tu Semc.
AVAILA.BLE NOW! Four discount annually for 5 yrs. OK. 1'l'ee FAt. 962.a45 Oraft&eCow:atia lMlelt
yean ago 4 lakes total • $45.000 four BR. 3 ~. L.A. 1 __ L... $11
prebentl)' 80 lakes Iman borne, built 1963. Lot lO'lX Carpenterl"t 6590 ........ rm .•••••
madPI. 3 large devt~ :89. magnificent View 2 Carpenters rHli;y to do State Ta• • • • • .ti
menta ln progreaa -1 nearly fn4J 499-.3144. For home .,,.. -.U
completed. You can .UU buy e 20% YIELD e !luiJdq, =· mnodtl, NA111AN TAX 81R~l53 acreage surrounding these NEED $25,000 qulclcf11 T.D. Add-a-room. rr.nit 54M115im _ _,._n_a _____ ~ __
exceJJent devtlopmenll al collateral 4 to l ; near m• REPAIRS* AL'i'iiA'nONI PERSONAL 6 ...._ •
before promotl°" prlcet ln jor frwy, Buyer paid $00,000 CABINETS AllY l1Je Job come m l'tbam,.........., ·
Silver Valley. C'all 847-6640 down. 67J.Oli69 Day or Eve. 23 · scu1u red .t State. Call ea.tsU
for prices 6 t e r m s · Prine. only! yrs exper. Sefticel fGr Small BullDell
OWNER. *NO JOB TOO SMALL! * 419 E. 17th St., C.M.
Ma--. Wutt___. ..i.•50 All repaJn. Add, remodel. .n"' NOVI p·•y • ·-Exchlngn, I. E. 6230 ....... _, - -Reas. * 912-li61/IG.506C •a.w:. • a Ml'•._
--------1$15.000 nffdro 1or•60 dtl.)'I at REMOOELING. ~ BY A.PP'T. fG.T4M
41' N .& M 2 JO% and 10 Point.a. Secured resldenual. Cllblnetl, etc. ~ ~ IDoome 12 .. ~cres • by $25.000. 90 day 2nd on 6 Precise M>tker 541-GT m w 19th Salte,. c.111.
Prime s.w. comer or MaJn acres Ocl'U View IMel Bnd TRADE? Expert work for 0 ·• HOfl' 11 .... i .. and Coltins In ~ city cl South La&una. Sold to re-ANYTHING fllndtwe • • ~ TRANCE.* Ml-2'DO s.,,.. ... Recreett0n
NEW W.15 1'11. K H aYal1.
U4 At.rt PL, Cll • ......_
~
~. Property Ill ltte &: 11POnslbluyndJcate for $11M.--• Dlrolled to pntdtce bdll-t
dear· Owner wU1 trade up 000 wUh $25,000 down. tools. )'OU-Miiie-it. tG4'& IDtlmal Rlmllae Sentce
or clOWll b" &Ood tDdOBtrial (114) 494-1131. C........ Cen .. '6QO hr App't. '46 5411
buikl.mg or bullcMntrs. Price $5.500. 1 at T.I>. ~ble $S6 ' ~ • * 6TR ll:Alt *
Sl.57.500. For m o r e Info mo. incl 8% on an.11 level QUAJ..In e e , e A-1 61'l:M'O ~~ call nm Halloran Oceaiwiew Jot, Al due 3 e e e CEMl:tfT WOIUt BAJmOll SHOP'O amt.
Eckhoff ind Anoe. Inc. yn. to pojnta OK. $U38 CALL aMCM 1 ~ a W..t. 56lllO
1818 w. Cbiprnan Ave. ANNOUNCI MINTS CUS'roN PATIOS A J'ED. a St. M.50; Le larm
Orange, Calif. and NOTICES Block wan.. A19o oanmte $1U>. 25 Yrs. .,. T dQa.
541.xn En-wlcndl, 53Ml28 •wine • ~aL ~lCDO lCDIMER TAX SERVKZ, COAST KWY. Ollc wtc 11 e.., '° M"ll hund ,,,.. ~ 6400 BRICK • BLOC1 • nau u. Berbor. CK., .,..
FOUND V1c ot 23rd a Plalltl!l'I • .._ .. • ~t GETl'ING A i'lililir ,... CORONA DEL MAR IUSINISS inti Tustin,'~ Me.ea. 2 Pek-IA'J11ING. ...... eak!t IDcome tu ..._
( 714) 64.t 2611 PINANCIAL inpne dop. CaU '~ THORYK CONCREl'E ID )ow..._. t9ll tom. • lus. lWautunfttte 6300 tit)' MMm AD t1Ptl Padol ' Walb _ ... __________ •
THE zr:::: l'0\1ND Set " k~ Pickfd ~ F.At. ~1· WANT hdp • CID ... &Be
f !'OSTER ~ ~ WtLI uP wrong .et o1 11~ make CEMENT ""'1r, ail t1Pn. cir oCftct. N a ltata M-' {J/~ • ·-~~b. Xtlit lot. MUil adl · •ll'CJWC«' at Qxuia dtl Mar No jeb too ..a. Free elt. ta-oaD * ..... Jltorsd Dr'• onten. ™ I~. 115-!>111 H. rrun.ICK StMrl5 YOUi JfOMZ "7 Mi.
PARAKE'Z'T. M&M. Gff'J ,....ie ~: .... NOW'S THE with r'4 et.b. 8andly .,, _Chl_w_c...____ ::::::;::::z:::s::x:_.:::::;s:::i~=-1 ~1 FOR ~==.:..~1c Will...,.....,.... II flft r~ & IVI' "-• 11\1 d e' lJt J 1N cir .i.tr nu1C1 C •sH ~' ~-. as.,.....,. • "'l'Mr • Y, ~ -M ...... *llf·1'D
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Wh•ddya Went? Whacldy1 Got?
SPECtAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NA TUR.AL IORN SWAPPERS
Special Rate
S lines -.S times -S buckl
aULIJ -"'1> ~U$l IHCl UOi I-~ .. -.. "*· ._Mitt you -Ill " ... ._YOUa 11"°"9 eMI• .._ _, llMt ti ..,,,.,.llitl9o ~HING fOa SALR -fllAOIU OHLYI
PHONE 642.-5678
To Place Your Trider'• ParadlM Act
rn.AOE late model Uncoln,
ro a: cash for delux duplex
i>r triplex U•· located East
Costa Mesa, north 17th St.
Principals only. 543-1936
N ANT C&dillac, Continental
Imperial or other late model
car w/fac air. Exel> tor er"°
dit o.n S acr tract nr. Palm
Sprp it aome alb. 5J6.ll31
4 Yr. old Mt. home, 4 BR.
>ec!uded view: exc. retreat,
club or tam. Take hooJe or
apt. $20,500 Eq. $46,000 FP
n4: 6.5~2774 Idyltwlld
7 OFCS + ~ops. $26,000
equity Loan $22,000 $19.5.
mo. Pot. income .$550. mo.
Want units, TDs or vacant
San Diego. Bkr. 673-7420 or
673-9181
13 Apts West Huntington
Park EXCHANGE for clear
bome, ID)all Incom.e or
Comm'I, Npt Bc.b area.
342-5000 Eves 548--0390
'62 Jaguar 3.8 Auto, mint
oond. val.$185(). '62 Simca
sed, reblt eng, $2Z). '67 Cou-
gar Air. val.$2900. Trd dn
for auto. 3030 Brl:gtol.
545-6~
NANT: Free & clear home
tn Orange County $31,600
Pfellwlve manuf~
turfnt Cempany In
Sant• Ana hll lmnwcf.
l•t• .,.nl"9 fer:
Estimator
Mschlned Parts Estima-
tor. Minimum ftve years
experience, e x c • l l a1t
career cpportl.mlty. SeJ.
ary commens'*'ate with
ability. Requires indM
d u a 1 w I t h extensive
knowled1e of analyzinc
corta aa related to m&-
terial, toolina and pro.
duction.
Enaineerino
Draftsman
Minimum two years ex-
perience in design Md
detail of small precision
aerospace h a r d w a r e.
Some coUeae required.
Excellent frl11ge bet1•
fits Including pension
plan. Apply:
SHUR·tO CORP.
1300 E. rm1ndy Pl.
51 1 Ana
(1 block N. of McFadden It
~ block W. o1 Grand>
WIU.. trade No. Costa Mesa
3 BR tam rm home, equity
$3200 • full price $26,500.
FOR tree .l clear boat. Ed
Riddle Rltr. 64&8811 FMV,FOR:IK!ftsoned,good -----------
US.000 Equity tn lge. home
Kanaaa Qty; want ineom~
horn~ or ?, in thb area,
approx. same value u eq.
ulty. Owner/agt. 642-5851
TRADE 4 HOUSF.5 on 1ii
acre C.0.t.a Mesa M·l 1.0ne
plus cub FOR 12 or more
units Sl 7,500 equity. 544-5159
eve1.
"' Acre. Santa Ana Canyoo
avocados, $10,000 equity
$12,500 price; want improv·
!d M·l , Cl, R·2, MATCH.AM
REALTY~
VELY AKC rfi. PUG
puppies, 6 mOI. FOR large
OFFICE TYPE OF.sK in
good condition. 842-5432
MINK 1tole, 5 d1a wed ring,
antique Victorian setteeJ an-
tique Span carved • co.Uee
tble. wal conaole aew macb,
Trd for Walnt OrfM or qual
blf! p&lnting. 646-tl647
13 unltJI Furn. $15,000 eq.
Long Bch. No vacancies.
For more unit• or le11, va-
Clllt land, comm'l or inc
prop So. Coutal ana.
496--303&
* * *
pay 2nd TD, $31,600. Rltr.
>47-7401 54S-15.50
WANT unitl 60 plus for
comm. lots Fullerton, 25
acres Rosamonet & expen-
sive jewelry. Eq. $125M Will
auume. O'Connor 496-1249
5 Unit apt, boat dock Hunt-
in1ton Harbour S80M equity
·deer. WANT leased comm.
lndust. trouble free can add
cash. Rltr 642-1485
COSTA Mesa income prop.
erty S8(XX) equity, full price
$28,500-Income S3l5 mo.
FOR free & e)ear boal Ed
Riddle Rltr. 646-8il1
LIDO A ocean view prop.
2 BR. A den. $32,500.
Trade for boat, 11nlta. Open
Sat. & Sun. 1010 Klnrs Rd.,
N'pt. Bea.ch 60-7898
HILJ...TOP Estate San Juan
Capistrano, over 3(XX) IQ·fL
4 BR, pool, k&r gar. Over
1 ac. $74,000 t'lfflt. Trd for
local prop. Bkr. ~mt
13 Apts W. HuntiD(ton Park
EXCHANGE for clr. home,
tmaU Inc or Comm'I, Npt
Bch area. 642-5000, Eves.
543-0390. Fortin Co.
* * * ~ ----------------SIRVICI DIRICTORY :taKVtCE DIRF.CTORY
6960 ,.,..,..."''"' ,IJntf"I 6850 DRESSMAKING • Alteratlona __ __..._____ A mending.
EXTERIOR PAINTING 962-3281
1 ..,.aalize Ill 2 story Trim
work. Over~. Fa cl a T1Uorln9 6970
Board, windows, etc. ---------
Le ""' * c:"" -Alteratlont .l Re11'tyllng ster ..,.,.e ~ Men • Ladie1. 673-2170
DEPENDABLE palntin1 at PURDUE TAILORS, CdM
REASONABLE p r 1 c e a.
Quality work A: material.I.
545-30lt or 546-:i629
INTER or Ext. PAINTING.
IMM.ED. SERVICE. Local
ref. FREE est. 548-1&27
TRADE? Expert worlt for
ANYTHING -furniture,
tools, you-name-It. 64Z-0348.
VET'S Bonded Pamting
Int or Ext. 10 yrs In area
Rtu. Free Est, 642-0427
PAINTER I& Paperhanger,
very reas. le clean. 2S yra
exp. 642-1322
PAP_E_R_H_A_N_G...-..ER-
* 642-2743 *
Patios• · · 6l60
~tom Patio Coven
and Concrete Worl<
Tlale O>nst. Co. 532-4508
TILE, Cer1mlc 6974
* Vero•. the Tile Man *
Ollt. worl<. Install &: re.
pairs. No job too mian.
Plaster patch. L e a k i n r
shower repaired. 847-1957.
Upholstery 6990
FLAT Rate • Avg chair .\
ottmn $88.. sofa $130.
choice '611 fabric. 673-3707
JOBS & EMPLOYMEN'f
Job Wanted, Lldy 7020
ADMINISTRATIVE
SECRETARY
With varied buslnelll experi.
ence at executive level ii
zeeking opportunity with ag·
gresslve company to bl'Otld-
en and develop manaaerial
Plumbi-6l90 buaineu method• plus ex·
• ·• pert abortband and typlnJ.
LEAKS! G11 or water el«-Salary dependant on oppor-
tt'Onlcally located under ce-tunity. Please call &tUl2fi6
ment, blacktop, ground, _f_or_det_ail_inf_or_m_a_tio_n_ . .......,...._
wnlls. 1howen. 81\Y place. CARPET O~g. Floor
P.:.-paired. Water l1netl clean-stripping. Wuing, Walls,
ed. pressure restol't'd. Winclowl washed. Sll..(1667
CALL "LEA.JCS" 64l4341 HOUSEa.EANING Wanted. ·BenltAmeriCard OK Newport, Cost.a Mesa area.
Plumbtnr repairs A Semen $2 per hour. 642-8581
drain lines stoppages cleared
Ail Discount Plumbinc Domestfc Help 7035
60-lUO
,...., Sw~•!!'! 6'U
Plftd,. Lot ,...."I
• MM73I •
Construction
Engineer
Immediate openings
for C1llfornl1 licenNd
engin"r with eight to
ten yurt experi•nc.
In heavy comrMrclal
incl lnclustrl1I con-
struction. Should be
f1mlll1r with cost elf·
lm1tlng and code in·
spection. CtMllengin9
carffr position with
st1bte, growlnt c~
pany. Pie ... Hiid r•
umt:
Steve Joyce
133-0600, ext. 2112
COWNS
RADIO COMPANY
19700 J1mborff Rd.
Newport ....
• All applicants ttYiewed
on merit with no bla1 to-
ward Ra~, Color, Creed
(}It Sex.
ARCHITKTURAL
DIARSMEll
e e See.kinJ bright Ind!·
vidual with one to three
years In the areas of
plant destp and layout,
department relocation.
Will work In facilities
area of rapidly expandinc
comp&ny.
• • Bright young man In-
terested In construction.
Field oU!ce experience in
layout and field detailing.
Prefer one to two years
of college or one who la
now attending n i g b t
school and wtahes to work
daya.
Apply Steve Joyce
833-0600, ext. 2112
COUlllS
RADIO COMPANY
19700 J1mboree Rd.
Newport leach
AD applicants reviewed on
merit wtth no blaa toward
Race, Color, Creed or Sex.
Aulstanl
YOUNG MAN
UNDIR 2t
Will be conaidered for a
career potltioo in the Con-
tumer AceePtanc-Depart·
menl of our Oranre Cotmty
Bra.rd.
$3.25 Plat HOUR
Our ~l departJ;neat
will~
• Hilb ICbool• sractuate
wtth rood won ot .:llloal
reeol'Cf. e !!lt GI._·
• eo11eae ltUdtets mt te-tumtns to IChool thll erll'lftttr.
e <Mall<e~
......,. lntert111111 la
~ fillt•ce la a...o-cr.
. --
e Q.C 11......, .... M~
pu1a ID 1 p • e t o r wt•
milllrnWa °' $ ~ «JI> pcrlence ~ emaD
mac:blne s-tt tD Yft'1 doee
~
• Ii.I caltbnfton Dllpec..
tor with minlrma 2 • yn
experience on ftnlll c.ian.
Uoo of ~tectrontc
Ule!llibUH. J'amillar wJtb
pr~• el•ctrleal
readout equipment. 2 Yr1.
collep preferred.
• Dectronio lnlpector wlth
recent experieooe. 2 Yrs..
experience on lncomin1 in-
aipect:lon " electronk:t com-ponm ta A tNtl.fts A in-
~tloo " m i nlatore modWe drculta. 2 Yn. col·
lege In electronics pntn-
ftd. Call 642-2400. or eves.
546-0319, uk for J I m
ff yams . Servonic
Instruments, Inc., 1 6 4 4
Whittler Ave., Coet& Mesa.
~n equal o p p o r t u n I t y
employer.
Set-up Min
for
Punch Presses
(Experlenc.ed)
• Run precision produc-
tion parts
• Perform first article
Inspection
STACO, lllC.
1139 a.leer St.
Cotta Mesa
549-3041
An equal opportunity
employer
............ __ ...... · ........ ,_. ...
HU&HES
......... leech
~-• mlnlrnwn ol 2 yem of recent mdwrttial
~ tn trouble-lbootitlc. maintl'JIAllCe,
ClllliMlba and test °'
oedlloecGpee. pulte ~
~ VTVM'a. ll*i&l tee equipment and eon-
trola. A Itron( lcnowl-
edle of 1161 state cin:ui-
~ la deatrable.
P.1'!ue apPIJ in penon to:
HU&HES
500 Superior Ave.
Newport leach, CaUf.
An tqllll. eppor'tWUty
employer -MD"
TIAINEES
WE NEED 25 MEN TO
TRAIN FOR ALL POSI·
TIONS IN ALL DEPART·
MENTS DUE TO NEW
FACTORY BRANCH
OPENING JN ORANGE
CO. OF LARGE EASTERN
MAN'UJ'ACTURING ' DIS-TRIBUTING FIRM.
.............
.bu .............
Swia
Scnw
Machi1e
Operators
with Torno e~.
Abllit7 to do. own ~
ckwlrable.
Wortt In a cleu, air-oond>
Uened lhop .Jobted near
·the beach. EnJO.y top com-
paey benefi~
1'bMe poidtiom o I f e r ID
excellent flltuie " l t h • Jr'Olrinc commlrdal cttvt.
Ion of HUlbel Aircraft
Coml*l.Y. • recqp.Ued
1-'er In 8'e fteld Ot e*>
trcnica.
Please apply in per90C!.
HUGHES
500 S~lor Avenue
Newport 8-ch, Calif.
Equal ewortuoJty emplo)<u -Mar
Alert Yount Men S'tARnNG 20 boun·or men per week,
IJeJdble ICbeduJe, E&nt '50 SALARY week ... NUil baW neat
appearance, rood ~ Rl!5AALL.!!!~NTE $480 MO. tty, car.~. We train. For .. ~~ prompt intro. interv. call
Excellent opportunity f or WE NEED MEN WITH 1__,M,....r._J_amei_-=o-' _$44.8550-=---' .,,.._,,,__
...
''°" Clll111 , ...
No experleaee neceuary.
We train you to become an
Awn Rfpretieit.atin. Call
collect 5»:ill&O
currently licensed Saleaman A loold ,., to have the desire to enter AIL TYP~ OF WORK re you . "I 1 AttrlCtfve W.nen BACKGROUND. new future???? .. _ ... 1 .. ~-_.... ~11 the lpeCialized field Of e1'-IUDU ........ , • ...,.. _....__. ty,
0.y & Nltht Shifts
Apply In penon
t.11 or U wkdays.
MERCHANDISE F09'.
SALE AND TRADI :.
Fumlture . .000
cbanginJ. Working In O>m-FAST PROMOO'JONS ALSO Keep your pruent Job while ua of car, ovu 2l. Aver--
COMPANY BENEFrrs you start pa.rt time eves. ... .. ••--tt:4 -'-CLOSING OUT · merc.1a1 • Industrial • land. 1&e -· "'"~ -· • ........ aa•111 E lEE ••• and high value Residences. AND PROFIT SHARING Earn $82 Pft' week. can Mr. Full time M. No ~ KQllKR • • • • ENTIRE STOCK.Ir
People with Reno exchanie AVAILABLE TO QUALi· Ford 114-2021 ence n· e c e ••a r y. For ./Floor Samp&e.
training preferred. Howe\ier, riED MEN. p-ompt iotrodoctory Inter. NEWPORT IEAC~ I Quality Fum1ture
if you are willing to work· J'OR INTERVIEW CALL Agenclee, Women 7300 call Mr. James, 544.8550. -------:o:--:=--MAPLESPANISH·MODERN
and can take instructlona, R-~-Tel L PART · Time or Full · Time. Sotu-Olaln-Lcweteata :!t~~~:~;~: MONo~7~:.'4esoAv Keypudl to ~SO D'.;.,c:'':r; ~=1 ~:=..N;.wut~ D=::.n:.*-
llcensed trainees accepted. ---------• SomJ experience and ac. 25 to e years. Mu.t «now ~at bultnelm. <n4) 89C.331l Approved Fumlture
Call 67>4070 for appt. Manufacturing cunlle typ:lnc. Jocal area. Apply tn penon Mr. Day 7159 Hilfbor Bl, CM 548-9680
WIWAM ftENN YELLOW CAI co. DISHWASHER
NIGHTS
APPLY IN PERSON
8-11 AND 3-S
Monday through Friday
RBIBEll t l&
NEWPORT llACH
REAL Estate Salesman •
Excellent opportun1ty with
IQTftllve Newport Beach
flnn. Bonus plan. Top ale1
suppOrt. Submit qualifica.
tion1 to Box p.23 Daily
l}llot. All replies 1trlctly
confidential
PART TIME
COLLEGE STUDENT
Neat, reliable, mechanical
knowledge preferred but
will train. Apply
JIM TICE CHEVRON
2590 Newport Blvd., C.M.
REAL ESTATE
Shouldn't you ne with Walker
A Lee? Free Information.
Phone or write WALKER It
LEE lnc 2629 Harbor Blvd.
~3029.
CARRIER BOYS
GOOD ROt.JTD
AVAILABLE HWn.NCTON BEAOI
DAILY PILOT
• 642-4321 •
Tool
Crib
Operator
185 E. 16th St. Auoclates Agency COila Meu
1856 N=:-C.M. a.ERK TYPIST
U-le •--a...50 Exper. Operate mJmeo, fll.. nwr etlnt -Y -I Ing, mpervi.le volunteers. Conttr'n Girl Fri $400 1en. omce work. 40 Hours
Junior Secy $450 week. Apply Oranp O>alt
Exec Secy to $550 YMCA. GS N. New p 0 rt
Jllth' It lust_ J yelr NEWPORT Bhd., N.B., •u a.m., Mm-
....,....,. In the.,.,. ;.,.nn .. Agency dia)-thnlUth J'!1C]ai:
atlM of • production 133 Dover Dr, N.I.
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J»AILV PROT EDITORIAL PAGE . '
Rumor Bred of Sil ence
Orange County District Attorney Cecil Hicks a~
pears to be operating from a stance that sometimes
no information la the best lnfonnatlon.
U hasn't been working that way.
ln one recent conlro•eni•l cue. Hlckl held th•t
the fatal shooting in Laguna Beach of a hippie in his
effort to escape a drug arrest, was "justiliable homi~
cide." That was all -no uplanation of why it wa.
"justifiable" ln the circumsia nees. and an incomplete
explanation ~f the circumstances.
This resulted in a clamor for the scalp of the officer
responsible for the young man's death -and other
postmortem development& which might well have been
avoided had the district attorney been more forthright.
A lawsuit filed by the young m6n's family means
that the last bas not been heard from this secrecy·
shrouded incident.
Recent -developments in Los Angeles' famed
Kinch.kt ca.e are another example of the "no infonna·
tion° or ,.minimum information" approach to the pu~
lic's bu.tines& by the district attorney and his stalf.
Two of Hicks' investigators were said to have play·
ed key roles In tl}e alleged confession of two men -
11admitted bur."1ars" -who claimed to have seen a man
and a 11hard blonde'' leave t.M home of former Los
Angeles County ~uty District Attorney Jack Kimhke
on the night that his prominent dress designer wife and
her lover were slain.
Rumon flew. Kirschke might avoid the gas cham·
ber as a result of this new eviden<:e, talk bad it.
Then came reports that the whole thing was a hou.
that the two men were paid to concoct the story by
Kirschke or that they had offered to sell such testimony.
The state attorney general's office in Los Angeles at
that point denied it was a hoax.
lo then po.rt.rayed by Oran,. County investigators a1
providing Klnchte with the alJbJ he needs -were dis-
crtdlted in a renrsal by state Aliiatant Atty. Gu.
Albert W. Harril, who proMCUted the Kirschke cue.
Harris sa.id the two men °admitted . . . they fal>
ricated tbJ.s story."
Not until Moaday did Hieb revNl the role played
by h1I two inveatiptora in preuurlna the two "wit·
neeeea•• into admitting they planned to obtain money
from Kirschke in return for t.belr fabe te8timooy.
Despi&e this belated revelatJo~ lbe fact remains that
lack of candor on Hiw' part bu complicated the epi·
sode, and the Ameranthua shootinf case, unnecessarily.
When facts are missing, rumor takes over. And
rumor is by far the more Incendiary.
Education's Huge Dividend
Attention, all Californians who may still doubt the
wisdom o! the taxpayers' heavy investment in public
education at all levels.
California received Jl.825 in federal spending for
each •1 that state residents and businesses paid in fed-
eral income taxes last year.
Almost 42 ce:its of evay federaJ dollar spent here
went in to two areas -prime defense contracts and
scientific research and development, including aero-
space and atomic energy.
Complain as we will -and with jll6tification -
about the mounting tax burden and "Big Brother's0
confiscation and spending of our incomes. if it were
not for our investment in brainpower over the years
California might come close to being pauperized. In·
stead, we draw enonnous dividend! from education -
more so than any other state.
Through all this, Hieb first made himself unavail·
able to news reporters. Then he called a press confer-
e nee and fa.iled to show up.
Finally, )Ht Friday, the two burglar witnesses-dp
Thia benefits everyone in tbf Golden State. prop-
erty taxpayer or n<>t. "BEG fARt>ON . WHKH wA'< TO l~E flld-lT t•
Pueblo Cre1fJ Dear
Put Up Fight ~loomy
t Gus: A eainst Odds I A man reported he had framed C' , the first dollar he earned. He
WASHINGTON President
Jotwon ii deliberately withholding
atplJkant details involving t be
aeiiure of the USS Pueblo in an effort
to keep a damper on the exploelve
Koretin crill1.
Most n citing ol these are the con·
fidenUal men ages from the ln·
teWaence-gatherin& vessel revealing
lht coura1eou1 fitbt the 83-man crew
pot up against a vastly superior North
Korean naval force.
A1 releyed directly to the National
Securlty A I e a c Y.' 1 communication enter near Wubington while tbe bat·
U. ra1ed, the me11ages contained
U-UDpUbll~ delallf o( the 1t-
tack:
-TWICE NORTH K 0 R E A N
j)oardlng parties were repulsed during
I tbe Ofte•hour and 6-minute attack.
-Three membeu ol the crew were
wounded by enemy gunfire when the
deck of the Pueblo was swept by
North Korean machine cun end rmall
ann1 fire.
-The Pueblo was boarded by the
North Koreans on their third attempt
and alter the ship's two .50-caliber
machlTie guns were put out of opera-
tion by enemy fire.
-A fourth crew member was
seriously Injured when he attempted
lo blow up the ship's most secret
eqa.lpment during the fint boarding
attempt.
These and other still secret details ot the fierce battle waged by the
Pueblo crew are being suppressed
on direct orders from the President
to keep public opinion from being
fur ther mOamed over the violent
nature of the attack.
AN ADMINlSTRATION insider seys
the Pre.fdent Is deeply concerned that
If the full story of the crew's valiant
resistance were to be made known
no• ll could trigger nationwide
demud1 that mllltary rather than
diplematk methods be used to try
to obtain the return ol the ship and
Its perlOllnel.
To keep the dmlper on the crisis,
th• A'elldeut also dlncted all Pen·
t.ac->n civilian otficiab and officers
to clear 1tatements on the Pueblo
wU.b the Wblte House before makiD1
tbem.
Although acceas to all ol the
Pueblo'• commun.icatlona b11 been
restricted to only a bendful of ad-
J"llin.lltratJon olOdala, one confidential
veralon of the hl;Jackln1 now
dteu1atiq wUblD· the NaVJ confirm•
t.bt thret boerdlbC attempts u
follow s:
•'<JN JAHCUY 21, at abo9t OOOll,
a NCll'th re .... •bcbllti drc&H the
PulWo ....... and cm tbl last drdt ......... h Ptteblo to heave
to tit bt fired. upon. Pueblo~• reply:
'J am lo tnc.fna~ watm. •
"At I ~IL, an adclt.loul fOft'e jobt-
td ltM so~. COMlstln1 of tbl"ee ~ ......... Paeb6o ...
1ald the frame cost him 10
cents. Now the frame is worth
•1 and the dollar Js ,.ortb 10
centa. It's all too true. With
taxes skyrocketing, it look• like
the taxpayers have been fram-
ed, too.
-'M. T.
ordered to follow them. The Pueblo
reluaed. At t.bH time two MIGs began
to clrcle direcUy overhead.
"One attempt to board the Pueblo
by armed personnel was repulled.
North Koreans were prepared to fire
and later they did so. WitbJn a few
minutes ol tbe tlrat boardlng Mt.empt,
a second untu0ee11ful Mttmpt was
made. Several North Koreans were
Injured in this attempt.
"AT ABOUT 1:31 P.M., the Pueblo
was again directed to stop; and at
1:~ f .m .. an attempt to board the vesse was successful after enemy
fire put the Pueblo'• two .50-<:allber
lJUleblne guns out ol operation.
''Three members or the Pueblo crew
were wounded by enemy fire during
the boarding attempts: a fourth crew
member was Injured In trying to
destroy equipment aboard the vessel."
At the lime or the Pueblo's seizure
the "ferret" vessel was operating
under a special command set up by
Dereme Secy. McNamara for all in· telligence-gathe!'ing ve11e.ls.
Messages from the Pueblo were
routed directly to McNamar1'1 office
through tlas speclal command rattler
than through the regular chain of
command in the Navy.
WHEN THE SPECIAL "ferret" ship
command was set up following the
1982 CUban missile criall. then Chief
of Naval Operations Adm. George
Anderton objected vigorously to It.
Adm. Anderson warned tbat tne new
command system would laolate these
naval ships from the rest ol the Nwy
and make it impossible ror other naval
warlhips to respond to their calls
for help should they be attacked.
Secy. McNam11a not only ignored
the warning but suetteded in ho.ving
the brilliant admiral lh.ifted from the
Pentagon by getung President Ken-
nedy to send him to PortuaaJ as
U.S. ambassador.
Naval aides say McNamara never
fOl'&ave Anderton for ordering him
oat of h naval operatiou center
lo the PentagOll ctunn1 the CUban
~. hr a b~ated exchance on-bow
the naval quar~tlne abould be nan,
Ander1on bluntly told McNamara to
leave atnce the Preakltnt bad put
him u. cllara• of the tperaUOtl.
r
. -
A Poss•hle Prellnai na111 ie Negotiati on:
Vietnam Events Go as . Expected J.
WASHINGTON -Strange u it may
Reem. evenbl In Vietnam are following
an expected course. Whlle every at-
tack everrwhere may not have been
fully anticipated the genenl pattern
of this phase of the Communist wtnter-
sprlng offensive la unfolding about
u expected.
~ next phue would be tbe ei-
pected "10 for broke" attack at JiCbe
Sanb wltb a "whipsaw" action atlimt
Con Thien, and the winter-spring of·
fenalve would have reached Its climax,
If not ibl conclusion.
Ho Chi Minh ia balling "victories".
the M0teow radio l' chortling. and
the Communlsta are still talking about
negotiation leading to a coalition
1overnment of South Vletum wlUI
the National Uberation F r o n t
recopiled and covwtly If not openly
dominant.
THIS IS THE scenario passed on
down through the Communiat cadrtt
of the Viet Cong and the North Viet·
namese for th1.s "decisive" phaae of
the war. Whether the purpose is mert·
ly to buck up those who must die
for a superhuman effort for the
fatherland, or tb1s is actually a typical
Communist plan to bring the war
to a favorable negottaUng stage la
yet to be seen.
ti~-\ .. ,._ . ..,,_
. ' ' ' If';!'!. : • : • • . ...... .1---y ~~
It is too pat to be believable. but
the top strategist& and advisers have
had the prospect before them for
weeks. Two months ago ·one of the
Preside nt's adviser• began talking
about the coming large scale action
at Kbe Sanh. expected to be the major
errort in the war by the North Siet-
namese.
There has been an anticipation for
that long that the war might reach
a climactic stage about now and car-
ryfllf aloni throup 'ebruary Into
Matth. Nervous strategtsts ketp ask-
tna Gen. William C. Wesbnoreland
U he has enough strength, does he
need anything more, ta hf sure be
cu handle lhe problem? They aay
the answer they get back from Saigon
ls that General Westmoreland is sure.
ON THE DIPLOMATlC side the
upectationa are about the same. Of.
ficials are waltin& to see if the tx·
pected blood-Jetting ls the preliminary
to a serious negoUaUng effort.
'lbenfore, they do nol regard the
terror raidl throu1bout VletMm as
ringing down the curtain on negotla.
tion. nor will they ao regard the com-
ing action at Khe Sanh. but as a
possible preliminary to ne.gotiatioTI.
After that the Viet Cong and the
North Vietnamese may be on the
receiving end of complex aareatve
actions directed by G e n e r a I
Westmoreland when the weather
perm.Its him to undertake them
unlesa they wiah to ne1otiate.
This is reported here to try to
give the mood at higb levels ln
Wuhington about what must .em
to the tired television viewer and
the exhausted newspaper reader as
• complet.ly hoptleu situation. The
frayed patience of these depressed
war·watcbera can be understood
when, after five years. It is still possi-
ble for thousand& of command01 to
invade American protected preserves
tbnultaneously at a half dozen places
and even the cornpoUDd of the
American embas1y ill Saigon.
IP THE SCENARIO doesn't unfold
It won't be whony another case of
misplaced e x p e c t a ti o n • ; the
1tr1tegista and planners have had
their finaen croued all along, and
they have kept quiet in their public
prognosticatioM.
What will happen lf ~ aceurte
does not unfold can be comldered
nothing lesa than ominous. Another
escalation of the war. Another IJI.
crease ln the bombing.' Theae haw
to be considered as poasibilltiet. If
the coming actions are no _.. tbaB
a blood-letting the conclusion will haw to be reached that Ho Chi Minh and
Defense JdJnista ~ have menJy
been tryi~ to gtve ftnal proof tbat
the cost of the American intmveDUon
Is greater than · any coocetvable
reward.
ftAT DEMONSl'BA noN .. 0 " 1 •
have been made at the militarily moat
advantageous time prior to tM
presidential elect.ioft. The weather
may not allow another 1 u c h
demonstration In time to cet a
favorable effect in the early fall.
In the meantime. further talk about
negotiating may be ~· There may be aft Immediate erican and
South Vieblam retpODM to the terror
attacks. But in the longer ran,. of
lix weeks to three months It wU1
be seen whether the adver'tiMd
negotiation for I coalition tovemme11t
materialbes, and in what form . Or,
whether or not we are in for a .,ad
deal more war.
'Public Will Reject Offensive Plays'
To the Editor:
I w\ab to heartily agree with your
<Jan. 30) stand taken In your editorial.
"No Place For Politics." If such an
appalling (to ute your word) prece-
dent should be aet, God help the
creative arts.
Which brings Up the question: What
is tbe true deflnJtion. u far as the
law ls concerned. of pornography.
obscenity. and the like? And once
thls ba.s beet! defined by the courts
in 10 many words. how can it ever
be effectively a p p I i e d ? For
pornography and 00.cenlty -like
beauty -II in the eye of the beholder.
One man's drink is another man 's
poison. to brine up an old saw.
1 U~DERSTAND there was once
a judici11l decision on this point. con-
cerning a man ~rrelted for pouessin&
"dirty" 1-ictures. The suspect In ques·
lion bad lined tbe walls of his room
with all sorts of nude pictures in
various poses and ltancel. In the
final dedaJon. the judge -freeing
the suspect -ruled that if pictuT'fl
and pbot<igraphs were displayed pro-
mlnentl,y for anyone entering the room
to vie,,... they were art, where1s if
these same pictures and photos were
hidden fn a desk drawer , or the Uke.
they were pornograf>hk. Again -the
eye of the beholder!
WITll V1C?ORIAN laws still u -i.unc ·in ovr law books, how can
UM new writer. the experimental
writer, ever rise above the currently
a~ed standards of prose arid
~Georte:
..• ADd h '"IDI tbal every time
I nut to do eomethina I keep laaTiD.a WI fMUq like I have ,...... to do tomething. Have ·
I .... m.rMlf clear ud what
Mttel CID you lf\'t rT'9 wtlJcb wll be htlpftaJ
Pia' o.n.: OJ>.
9-4 me th r1n1 Pll« o1 your llttar. fOr 1 ftaoter.
playwriting, and demonstrate bis
theories on wMt be considers to btj
a new form ?
U there bad never been any pr~
areu whatsoever ln the various
writing fJe1cli Ill past years, we-wodld
all atlll be reaclin1 "Rebecca -f.>1 So,
aybrook Farm" and watc:bi,Qc tnl
nocuou.s "Ellt Lynniab" plaJl~Tba
1bere • been prop-ess. in dlle
S. free1a1 the 1'11ter from the s of,._ rutrlc:ttona, should be prece-
cllilt ID ltlelf to allow the new gener.a-
tioll of writer• to try their hands
at ICllDetlliDi different.
IN MY OPINlON. it l1 up to tbe s&t' II who "J>IU'I U. nickel ud
tUtl tta cbo1ce" to decide wbat ~
want, or • aot want to see. 11 you
don't like CbiDeM food, don't 10 to
a ChtDeM reMaurant.
I doubl titer• is a televLs1on viewer
Of .... ..,...,.. reader arou.od ""'° .,._,t know a sre-t deal of wtaat
''TM a.rd" la all abcMlt. tberefon
lf they ~e of tbia '*'· wtlY ..... tbl .. end money to ...
ft? Howewr. tbere ll"t ~ wbo
wish to tee tbla fer thelf on pll'IOD&l
re.,., •ad should be allowed tbl1
frttdom of chOtff.
IP YOU WANT IO 10 bed a few ,..._ you can lmagiee •bat a
~ laossU,.th'IJ.=*' wuld lltolve IUd bed pro-_.. .. .., .,. •• .,,_ C..-a-»,"
.... ~ .. pol1W1an
....... (T) maba ._ llltl:w-a at ... _.. ti a. ftnt tiet com,,.ty
11u1m. Ytt, tbil bln-llUMIMd fed te
........... op91' ... 1Uaf
wete up in arms with the use of
this "profane" word in a motion pic-
ture the little kiddies might be ex·
posed to.
FOR THOSE OF US who go to
the movies re&ularly, lt is quite ob-
v101&1 that a few cblngea have come
about! Again, procreu! (Not that the
uae of profanity. per se. Is prOIJ'US,
but that the removal of the writen'
rest:(ktiooa ii.)
Without experimentation, we have
· nothint -and no f«Ward step can
be made, even though thete ex·
. perimentatic)m oUend some people. •
e. 1. the "Pih'' and the ClthoUc
O.urch.
No ma.tter whit cantemporary s~b
Ject a writer should pick to write
about, or 1'tllt manner in wb1dt he
preaeatl lt, ht la bolmd to oftend
somebody somewhere.
tllrtat to our Jl()Utlt, 11' tlu tong ""'-"'
Edit.or
nae Lat si....,
To the Editor:
What ii the Unlted States ~
to?
I have lrltted my teeth mf relale>o
tantly borne each new paii1D64bd
announeftleDl of tu bikes, prb
hJkes and more federal control Oft!'
all aspecta of our 1oclety. But die
govmiment baa juat put ita budl
Into too many affaln.
Reltrictba1 travel abroad ii tbe 1Mt
straw. Hard•working people 1ia..
away all their ltfes to pin _..
goal of a better Ufe -sucb u trawl
to a far..way country.
AS TJIEY RR IMtbel'IW*~~ the ladder of life. the lldda another f1llll to tile tlop, _.
autcbel aw11 that mmr'1 bltilath'8
and ~-nm can abatW lllB1 ... ~ ......... -.. .And.ama .. ~
el&in their •H.....,.ct .:.~ feelllll ol accompa.neat la llllt
eiMIMYOl'I, America wtJI .... ltli valviMe pioeeen fer a betW ...._ I
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