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SUMMER PORTRAIT: PATTY IRUINIG;ll.'l'IVl-l'llT, llvilN INCHI .. AND ·:IJ6.~ ·lho_Ean_I!~ y.,.! M!!id -y., Want i.i <T .... thl "-'~_,Ch to tho llNch. Rlslht?
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l'RIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 19, '.lt70
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' ' • -J ~(UPI) -C&•st•U .. Party· -.. -.. -. I n ' SI i "leader lllwwd --Labor rmt.-_ _._ t ti 'vruta . 'ay ng -&_ ~=.~:=i ~ 1-:~ ~~~T~ ~ ::,-;,, ;r::r-. . . . . ' ·_ . . --. . . _,.,,.., . . . . . . I~--~it~ii!I ~.:..
on a ho\deWtvea revolt 11•n.the 90lr-·, The Offlcen ege they turned ~ '°" Cunlm~ tn&. ~ of IJvinl: 'undef °'' Witson ·up marijuana attttes a~ butts, . 'f.·••Y si&nsr'T"OM ·Yebick I lov~ment'. · " a!>ou_ t 2'° er of ,hashish and. By JOff1' VALTERZA · fie' immedl1ie1y notlfled •ppllce, he 14id,1 , • . with tour younc~le ta the· tat 1 he A.,,,. al °' •...., '""" stett 1 Oeteetivts, who have IMD.Jo.tJ:n.ta1o& · ·. ~ ~I.Id...~ WI uked for an audience with pipes, con n t ...... · .one Physical evidence, including ··1evf:ral lm\.l~...1 f!Very dlf~~·niiiJWi,1• •".!'.!!'.. -;-,"CJ~~-~-!1!~~--,.tftfii'lmVy··~.nru• .-• .. .:.·. 1 ~n EltuDelh 11 al" BUckingham ' with ':he ga9 m•k·setup. . .ts kl hen ,"fC '""~~... laa) J .,£-,._1 ~ •"
P I h d I hi b _ _ _ -Shed a Ann a.th 19 of the Cliff ~loody foot near the le sink ~ed ..., lll•J•~ •)I\"' -• "mqst ·, y, ,.,._ . , , . . . . Cloe driver wu lllT<ltod al lbt = a ace to an · n · '1· La or party . .L.1' • • were the e object today in the pfulzilind"OIP!l'atlvt.".\<\ -..1 .-. ':'.t. .:. ;_ W.1".";~_ .......... ·t· _.. .. _,f 'J · ... ·GotbMd-•.s.eet.1..&..lE.-.. .. A • · IGVtmm\llt's resipaUoa and with it Drive addreu -"';' Robert Tunothy . N ..._.i._ 1.--l. Ind ~ -,,.. f
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........ of be;~ ··-first pr1"me Nolan, 21, a trusient, w_ ere booted. --mounting invutiption of the brutal I 'I 0 •uvug 1111pect.1 have IJICllC11 icated . boolled" 00 ebaraes ol re~· • ..,... .... ·~ ch of .1...._;., o1 beatln& and ttabbill(-munler . ..,Jler. this_ .lllcbL~•lorL · ' rilanalaUChler and cited fer al minister in British history to win three ~ arges rv-: ... on :m-1• week~ 1 youna: San Clemente )¥'.lusewife. f1 Be1ide1 .Ultnflhe evK\ince:<feteCUv~ ·---·nmnlrif .. a··•·-11p·· and drlYlt\C···· -·-... _. __ _
consecuUve five year terms -is l~S:U and ~on with Jntent • Orat11e County Sheriff's crime lab in· tre aUempting to formulate a motfv• ·~ a licenae. f .,
predicted by public opinion polls. · _,. ·,·ff •..;., l J,:;· .. ,,·tf1.1 •• •. vestigaton, who are continuing minute lbr._tcr.iJne. r:. ·• ~ : •• " '' • .l'f "· '· : Ir• "<;f ~·1 ·' 1 ,_n.·dead were ideDUl*l.codly.'a&: -r :
lt wU ~p:utble-the· polls · predtcting ' -1 examlnaUon of literally bundles of ~The batrung aspects of no . smJal -E\i-.t Freedle, 22, ol 5IG C~
a big Wilson victory had leQ to com· eVidence, a190 are examining the prints tack and no a,pparent .~k-m are Mesa' Pn" 'nci'p~l Drive, Huntington Buch. . _ft
plicenCy' _, and non-votin& -by N I _,.: _J discovered near the kitchen iink in the nf°"1H14t1 the. eflort. . W -DMDa S;,t.rpat.. 20, of 1131 ~
i.-.ites. ap Dlerrupt~ next ro0m from tlie bed when> Mrs. 1\11'1. Jolllllon'1 wallet iru discovered , tinental Drlv,, Hun~ngton Bellch. "·
_ly__nl&hY'all Heallt will be in po_wer• 1 CoMie Lynn JohnlOn wis found sJain. Wing from , the dowl}ltairs flat, Lo R • ~Mlle 8. MarUI, 11, of,_..,llOl::cJ,_.ac=ar"f'='=-~~
Jn the biggest politic~! upset in lliitaln B M R • Her Marine husband found the DOdy -ver. ~ ' • iw._ .lil _ .~. ,1gns. da Ave:,1Col&a•Mela. 1 •• i ainl:e Labor's Clement Attlee threw out y e88 8pl8t Wedneaday noon. .' ·~11n1Jm;...gartment showed 1~v~al' c ... --........ , ,. t ·~ ... 1'JS':"-8arry 'G.,.Kelley. ..
the 1ovenvnent 0 f Prime Minister Coroner's lnvestlg•IOn said today the" Ual alJIM of break-In -: • 111-mch In Sudden Move of 7112 Koledo Lane, H\l'ltlntlon Be
Winlton Churchill at the close of World A 22-year~ld ~ Mesa houlewife 20-year~ld victtm had been viciously le In the mrner of. a window above driver of• the vehicle that Ynedle's
War 11. t Id 1. ••• ped --ursday by stabbed slashed and beaten sometime bed and a w~pen kitchen window . . rammea broWlidt at'.11 :30 p.m . .,
At 1 ~55 p.m. (5 :~ a.m. POT) Heath's o po ice :.iic was ra i11 • early Tuesday morning. .1~ a metal chair beneath it on the • By JOANNE llRYNOLDI Mid. , ,
com«vailves topped the figure oL 316 an intruder while lhe wu nappinc, who p The lnv.estigittorl declined to describe 5!1t10. ·· 1 or ... 1_... "",..., Patrolma,n Ron1 Jenkinl sakt
in .Parliament teats and thus won an held 8 pillow over her face during the the cutting weipon used, but said the r ut_policc ~aid 'the. shatt~red gl!lsa Costa MeSa High School wlll have vehk:lel were flittened 11atnst a . a~lute majority in UJe new 83()..member ordeal. beating on the woman's head wa1 ca\Jlf!d · (Ip ":fARlNE, ~' 1) -a new •princtpal ·mil year, but 50 far · ~ ltPk f~, ~1 a. ftre had t!r'O ~of Commons. It is party strength Neighbors In ~ 1100 block ~I bY. a atool foupd in the ll:llchen. Either .. · th , "ndi out in the "enafue 000\partment ol
in the House which detennines who is Charleston Strfet, 1old lnvesticators the)i the beating, or the repeated cutting, .h • , , M po~~~ s DI> ' , caUon . who wl!L fl~l U"9 ~ e::~:r.ived at 1he 'trqtc ' aiewcehr:=~~ until this moment saw a man waooepnc al"QW1d the:J-V~ •!•shin« and stabbiflg of 1 knife could -\~unti~gton '8D' Frank Lo~ P.r1·~1 o1 tbe .~1 ~One' or~ lnJurld were•~~~~
..,ore cont'f!ding form1lly, although in Um's yard about 'that time but thought ~~r:e,.~ :V!:igator John GUI •akl ·f' · · :· < • f. · ·
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'91evl1ion i~rviews ~rlie.r he, left no nothing (,f, it. • I '. i : if e WU "no evidence of violent aexual . ound.'Guil· ty' . of . Tue_ sday,.Nght..'He •• to· tUe ia .pay;; ~!..!~ =·&~. L .. ..._,. that be. knew he was a beaten __ The woman said she was awakened lvlly" In 'the a••-esaminaUon .,,_..._..... ~ ~· .....-·~, ,. ' · , lion as asalata_ nl 1Uperintendent in_ tile •• ,.... •-•e"n far •-1ment. ' · -· by someone pulilng_ba<k her bedcoverr, edne1day night. He would oot amplUy -·~ "1. W'l&hin minutes Wil9001s No. 10 Down· rolled over, amt· f9lized ,in •terror f:¥t s. ~-d St lin Norwalk-La .Mirada dittrict. 'lnves~aion IUl the, a r re lift Joi SI. office 1llllOUllCOd:.''Jollowint the it w11.not I!"' --. 9'.~ · l "And It's vlrtua)ly impossible to fl• ea g . No .,.placement has bffn •ppolnted ~· .KeJley, -~ bl1o 1'o
llflO'l'1Ci!'"ent lhit the COllltrvatives --She uid· the r8"'1t fled 1n a ,In eiaet ume of. detlh. lt ltf!ml to · · ' . , fQr Lopes( ~i~· Williu'I .cunnqha~. jaU _ward · ~t Or:•nte .. ~ M~
tieve aeeured more tnan haU ~e ~ats-1porti Cit, aayur, i.e waa1 o!f f~ · ... 1
• f. In the Vh:lnity de1erlbed-by the hua-. ,man i: w~ llluc¥d ~ hil!l"' two'\ 1'19•r' dislric(':BuPerfotendeTi'F:· ~ . • · . "i\ • 4etQf't~r the. ciJlllfJ9n. r ,1.:_~._ • '
, ... 1.. new Houseibf CornmGM. , .. prime -· · , , ' nd .~h. aft he left for work gn from their Huntington · Beach " . · ' · ' l Mlts Sirlent waa •a pe...,er~I :.!'11!-hat•aaked for an 1~ with , • • iJ;· -..... w,. er .. and eluded his divorced ·wife's , ~e have notices•~! all< oyer Ute Kelley t>ar while tbe·bodies 'Ol1
·-· tO B d R J ~~~·ro:~i:";:l~i. wife for~more •lh:an two years was state and ;wl!l .be .inlerviewinc in,,-, T, · (~COLLlllON;·PW.--S) 1 .
1 !T"hla "':1..:..-~ 1'.'° IOllpollon : eroa ette ee ec l. report for guard duty at the Marine guilty ~y nllllt o! clllld to.three weekl. It's wide open to qualJllad ' ' ,
At almail lbt ume - a BELFAST Nort11arn i..hind '(ill').,.,,; -at Sarita Ana, told al-.. oijng. . . . fl'raoJ\MI both ~:aod ~ t)lO ' . · ·
-.,. riloYq IN!k ~ op oullide e..iailette Devlin, lbt JS.vur~"' !ital.. ha returnejl l'nlm -11 llhorily f ~t tool<·• S.peno•" Court Jary letl· district ". be noted. .. , Or · 1
ii'o;.....Bt. · . s,;111n wbO 1,o tJia · •---~ w•-unlocked th -'lllhou<tomturDIJs•_,ld"aclliNI •,. · , .,..,. , , · '::l
'. At •~• p.m. (1:30 '~· Pl>T) Heath ~ol the.British p="~ .... -:e :"and found 1ht1 wife's ~ fctiiel AOOreW Hyatt; 29. Ju(ip"Rona1d · Cltn~m sakt~ pl"I n,c
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.._,, oqt al the -al tbe ,.........le to re-elecllons 'In bet ,diatrtct. If. led on the bed :n the bedroom-llvln& klhalill -llyatt. to. ttlttfn• to • ~~lanat•on i had (IWl\hll'I to -~, 1'lth, 'Ille · •'-• · C'. • "'"""""' ·
,...... .... ( ... DiGLANllj l'llO I) Northern Jttland. aimblnatlon. .~rt ~·1~·1 .~."~l<l l/3--~~~1'!~1 •11\o-,,•!ll•olta>'J ,.,.;,.._,. .... -J lj -~ -. ~ ~-~~-lfJI. a'fs:' , .. iliociUTar achedullna. • .., .......
'" 1 1 . --H -wu arreste;d tn 1W~ta. Karif;i1-, -ur at; to lole~CwvWtaMm , lf'W-.~ ""-'~~H
0 · 1 s1· • K--al-~ l B . h ~ . 14, 11117. two and onH<alf Y··~ said. "ll~·-J··f • flDe .man. aiit thi. • . •
I IC ~-· ac ·e eac i~:t~.,v=ah~~~=~..;~:,-....11rilher,asiJntllcont <advancemeqt11.r 11e:"°J.IY·~h,:,~_:~•:."": . JIS -.ilifnn Troy, now I, from the ho..; lllm. n-posit~ are ralher <lffladt early marnlq h-makllqJ It ol-
¥ ·' " • • • • f .. ~ ~ • • • ' • ._.,. • 1 • ·... l · . • .~ ~ mother Mrs. T18"1hli Walte· lo come , by·~~ koow ,he'a brien 111; f~al. AflmM>ml temperablrel wtU ' N . . ~I r' . 'n ~-:i' :r."' . ~· ,',. •::~-'.•. f G A ~! Merilmac Drive,' Hurlt.i~gton ~e~:~J~ ~ <U"riculum work for =·up into the IO'• ...... &lie .~ J D111!Dllrt· Jlf' .QP ·:;;1;-. ua.:i . IJ. .-. . 0 00 . troy _'Ms· Waite 's repaa\ed lldmllall\ll -'-' ~' Mid,)!" WU ~ ,;.,IJDB ...... 'Y ~ .... ..,.;I"'_ · · , ~, , . f . ' ~t point 'she went ' on 1eleviiion 10 leam_ihat,no-affiliil lllBDlll'MIW &!.,. ,,., ?
--r..= _ . _...., · . • ' r' ..._, ~ ~ , J. . q, e 111 appeal fllr tlie return of of the mianaliao lialt .... n made an4 I hil ' to ' . ··1 ... u~ """" -r....-,r-;· ::1•. nillf ~ ahore ;;::1."~r.< ·~ ,fll.wr aunrlae today aod by • Lm. had Hor clflldron -paid alf Whan • Wichita deviled Illa! It' had U)'thliia lo .... wJtll • t .. , IOQU ""' ... ,r l
•tllla111ototodad JOO bomb ol oil flooUnl West 'Newporl to-' jetty .. :M tnr;~dji ~-·~di cleaned: 9om~reco1nlzed the pt<ture of the 'parental .,..p1a~ aP!t Ille iMOvaUve ball 1J<l"I•? If ro•'r< a dlae joc-. ' 1
~ ..,... wJthln haK • mlli ot jfo . .,o1 Balboa Peolnluli. • ~ 1 ·~ • • ~ •Id the 100 that wa1 t~rned •. Jl,o H tt children and Immediately call-. IChed•lln&' Died aid '---kl)(,"Voil 'illtoht lhmt •0 . __ ..,. 1
-lhJa -.in& alter,• llf!rt 'I ;The oriCll1 <ilbe::. wu ~~· t .. ~~ ":.:~ d:'st~f ~~I:'; ~H; ,',.apecilroni Kawa 1Ulhorlt~s ."J!'i:t~ :O:.e:!:"~lier1-Tueo'. • ~~ =~:.nD':!~ii;' i~,..~~. -.'.
.Wend In 'Ibul'lday ~ghl and m; ., 1" Cout ~1 oU ~ -;t ~rs' feet usu1Uy ta not from cllrinc an e1U'ldlOon heiring de1i1ned day nWrt that IOMt. ~~ ~-.thli Wetlc.tndtr .. l '.1 ' ·1-r ,. • > -..il!er• of a lliile ol ·~· • "11'1 rumpt • llial7at• ' • a Iars• olJ slick; it Is suapected, be d> -hb r<ltlm to .Cal-<nd motlDlar ochedlaJlnt ")Qsl dldnrt. wortil'I ~ ~7ruc":"i!..i~ ~·~a~~ In t:i!~ u~uiu:= -'; f! ..:.~:":.from oilen Olllhinf a-.::::.~';'.-";."~~·~ , =~~·~~· Y
tll•ed the. rell uni• m the beach and covered a »foot wide strip of aty Omenil 8ervicel Direct.or Jacob 1 41-. · tlmt the 1y1tem p;~tT;r:~-
.._ d1m1. , sand from juM Wiii ol the Newport MyMme aakl bll men would be '°'"g fqvesllp\Ors uld lty1U returhed to He propeled chan1n whl~ would cul :.== :-..
lltwport Ufep1nls reported they couil Pier on oul the penln1UI• to 13111 -· over Iha beacjl Saturday m«nln& to t)ra~Jloi.Coum' and the high probability back Jree limo pen• IO frttila\en f!llCI
• • any more oU ~oachlna oh He aaid four40r' five leeet ol the Mrip f'1ke lllte none of the turned under $11 hl~.lae.arrea&ed lblre "becfuJf: ~l'tl 11111.utd ,fn•f• 11 .. Wt.l•ve
ahora But a eo..t Guord bellcopttr WH heavy -periulps half an Inch .4111 had IUfllcad. Mynde°ne didn't know l1e.jul\ljlad lo "9 tbQle twn kldl "laip ,tlif_,campu1.cJartnfl-.:houll,!!'!iilJ!. fil\11 n... over the area at mldmomlng thick. ·-the -t al Uw addlUonal oil '!"en 1r,ai,-~ ollll!"4111bo11t '•,!-.iM•~aat-"11<~1'H.'P\I
1111 ...,.nod lbidl paldles wllllin half Clt1 crews we rt at !!" taJt, lhof!IJ oll lhcrre r-1ed by the C.011 Guard: 1 d~tanc9.' If Ide•, -·
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a mh o di a .Toll at l
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Communists Increase Angkor Pressure
µJGON (AP) -The Americoo clealll Vletnameoe and Viet Ccll.i lor<11. and VWI C.., border bue CllllJ>I, l"PplJ ~ \" all Cam&odian milllOrY operatlonl In view al Ille _....,. mlllWJ lllua-poinll and llllb>I oreas. • lo:blir 300 Frldly, u -preuure lion IC""" Carni!Qdla, be• ~. Ille The U.S. Coinmllld llid IOI! Americ.,. ~ in that country and fresh governmenl ol Gell. Lan Nol bU uk«i: hive' been killed and f,330 WOiwled la
~ on Ille !O!ld to Ille Wuhin11<>n for ~era. and other_all Cambodia• operatiool-llnce A.pijl llm~-ol ~ . m itii'Yeqiilpm..t, )iUt iw•·no ·y;t --19: WMi tlli ftl'il·Amerlcan.--.idvliO;I
, .. tbleat.a .tQ_ ~r1B_.!t ~~-received a reply. to SQulh Vieloamele units -went in&o ~ itaelf have• not yet materialized, 'lbere are only '12 days left before Cambodll.
Cambodian milituy 1pol:e&man all V:S. troops are lo be ·withdrawn 1be allied commandl in SaJaoo hive
he wu certain the afmoet ilolated from Clmbodia, where !DOil OI. ibem ~ nearly 12,000 Me1Q1 troooe killed
ii atlll the prime tar< ol North have been •ttackiac Nonb Vietaamue in •&be Cambodian fi,titine. South Viet-
namese kJues have been put at 711
arid 3,311 wounded.
' .. No major ......,i li&hlinl .... report.d
aloai llll -Cotiibodlln -Fri-day, but a llroog Norlll Vietnam.,.
and Viet c.on,· force attacked the pro-
v~~ capital ot Kompong ThOJJ). • 75
miles nor1l> " --under a
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f;:hotiU!!r Fights B_attle
On .Two State Fronts
predawn lllONr b>rrqe.
nie· Cambodian high comm111d...aaid _
Ille "'*">' pulhed to within !GO· yorda
al major ..,.inment strongpolnla al
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l'Nlldmtlal aide Murray M. CholiDet
ts been dllpalched to California to
ilp Sm. George Murphy in the politicaf..
iena, only to run into trouble himself
1 the marital front. '
Illa atranged wile is lakiD& tbe batUe
c:uut.
Preaklent Nixon'• special advitor ia
ie ID Loo Anaelea today. while Mrs.
inalia "Mlmi" a.otlDer of Newyort
>acb la d• in Orqe Collllly Supirior
iutl Monday.
She bu filed a petition for lqaJ
paration and $1,000 per month separate
aiD~e .. A 1:30 11.m. bearing on
e milter ls scheduled belore Juda:e
obert Banyord.
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atraLegiat and former Beverly Hilb at-
torney, bu been separaled from hiJ:
wife since last A~ril, when their
Christmas Day, 196:i marriage went on
the rocks.
"My attorney is a Democrat," said
Mn. a.otin<r today wllll a li&lle.
Informed political sources 1 a i d
Wednuclay that President Nixon was
aendinc hil top advilor to ,Wde Sen.
Murphy's fortunes in bis bid for re-e.lec·
Uon.
The· Beverly Hilla Republican, hoewver,
said h1I campaign .. ainst eon,ressman
John Tunney CD-Riverside) 11 running
amoothly and he doeso'L need help.
He also denied knoW!edge of Chotiner's
nported mission and whether he would
be present Friday when Murphy ad·
dresaea tbe lourtn bieMial Wut.ern )Vil>
l>LLISION:.. ·~~..:,;Winnersarecompriaedof
-~-~pu1'JicJo Qffn.eekera and the word
Ille city, localed mi Ille rood to Siem
Reap, -ay lo Illa ancient ruina of
Anpor.
Latest report. llid fijhuiia waa raging
~ the ~ty, with the attackers bring·
1ng up rttnl~cements d e s p i t e air
&trike. by C&JlibQdian fighter-bombers.
There was no word of casualties in
the battle for Kompong Thom, which
bu been under almost co~t enemy
preaure ,or more than a mooth.
Cambodia'• rail linll lo Thailand -
severed by the Viet eon, Tuesday in
an attack 41 mllea northwut al Phnom
Penh -remained cloeed as 1overnment
troops -alon& Ille tracl< lo clur out tn1D17 forces.
Panther Draws
Five to Life
For Cop Killing
d , Mfaa llarlin were fowd pinned around Wubin .... is lllat Prelldent Nix-
tbe cockpit ol their Enalilh roadlter. on alma: to keep Sen. Murbpy in the Artb~ DeWltte Lea,ue nlursday was
Paul N. Jacob, 11, of tm l?tb ·St., wlnner1' cire)e. se~~-1 to11.~ive· years lo life in state
utminster and Terry SmUJa 17 ol A 1ource close to Ca~tOJ HHl aaid Pl'~1 IX' 111: killing on June 4,. 1•
' . r'· ' . Chotloer wiU be auipied lo advlle the ~~. Ana police officer Nelson It Olup ctrcle, llDntingtoO' Bead!, -candidates and their wives and aup--
!re tht two survivors wbo rode in porters on fund-ra.ising, speech-making Superior Court Judge Samuel Dreizen
t·crowded-gportscar;-and how~to deel-with·tbe news-media. uk:"'y-ttjttt.ed-motion.rto new -a1
DAIL V ,ILOT l'Mte ~ ..... kllMWtr
Cuti.es in the Sand
Vacationing Philip Strong,~. builds caSll!;!: while his sister, Hoberley,
11, climbs on her own version o! a castle in the sand. The children
are from Highland n.ear San BernaJ'dino and were Captured on ·.film
while using their imaginations in NewpOrt Beach.
Advisory Board to Plan
For New Heart Progr
Pauencers who escaped deaq,. iD .He ,wu a by suPPorter in President with . the comment that the jury which
alt-" vehicl i.i-Uflad Jobn N1aon.s 1161 campaign and wu awn-convicted the 21·year-old Black Panther A community advisory board was an-Hallahan said all help ls voluntary
ug1 1 e Wert JUCIJ. u . · 0101led lo Washington 00 &peci.11 asa.ip-w~ided "methodically. thoroughly and nounced at a Thursday press conferenct and 625 patienls have bttn served since ~~an__augh,_11, of 17381 Misty Lane, and ment alter the victory. faithfully " throughout the 11-wee k trial. to help plan Orange Counly'i first "Out. the clinic opened last October I.
arbarlCOran, I,7, ol ~JI-Spindrift . ......---•. ·--.r=J~~-~&=Lher.e-poM: eenttr:--:for..::Jiealtb"'Service&!-'ill tbr The community advisory board Jorma-
me, both ln HuoUnatoo Beach. w~ a~ple evidence, to sustam the jury's s<>uthwest Sanla Ana area. tlon-committee, Smith and Hallahan ex·
Police who arrived .at the ICent lint Fro• P .. e J reJeclion o( Leagues araument that he Fred Smith a staff member of the plained, is a lemporary group to make Ud the~ I d K Ue aod ui-Co waa: not pruent when the young ' · · reedel:I plans. Members will meet Tues-. Y ~un e Y .__ ran ENGLAND ~trolmaa ~_.shot. Comprehensive Health Planning ASIOCia· day night with Whi te and Dr. John
::: UI I.daze. . _ • • • _. He 1l1Jd' ·rijed.ed defense ariiPnenta tion (CHPA) of the counly, and R. Philp, county health officer, to further
dsJde •lml reconstructing the fa~ tharth'i "illness ol a juror marred his spokesman f~,r the new advisory group, the project. .
iOI ~.!:ikl F r e e d I e 1 Albany apartment hOUlf: where he has ability to evaluate evidence and that said pre-registration ol prospective pa· ~airmen ol the aivisory board are ~arS:•* '•ytha~~ abacbelorfiatandmadehilfirstpublic jurors were were unduly influenced ~y · tlenls !s proposed in "an area _where H~le~VelardeofP~n-CRO:TedBeasl~y.
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rr cue •PPNrlf)Ct 11 prime minitter-elect.' a courtroom deputy '1 I u n. draw i 11 there 11 the greatest· concentration of pr1nc1pal ol Franklin Sthooli _and Lucille
ive th WI)'. Heath, normaJJji-1 SJlf"retiring figure demOflstration . the medically Indigent." -------1'rancls, League of Women:voters. ~~ er driver mlde an effO!i to atop, stood on the doorstep in the sunshln~ Judie Dreizen also rejected defenae Srrllth sii.d thr~ unnamed sites_ are Among those seiv!'11 are Carolina
.dence Ul4lted after · Probia& t be wavJ.nc and snµllnc wltb undisa:uised attorney Robert Green's pleas that the under c~ns.iderallon and the advisory 1-tesa. Pa~.CRO : Wilham Chavez. Mex-~e ~id t doubJed H . 1 t delight at crowdi cheerio& and clappinl minimum lerm for League's Sentence h?a~d will help ~oose the _l~atlon and jean-American Educational «?>mmitlee;
?ach's 1970 e:n tralfl {atalitu n t 11.n I Jch him. be reduced from live years to si.z rnonth.s. aid in Its 'ope:rali~ .fnd, pot1c1es as they fJ . Thomas Browne: Le1al Aid Soci~ty-:
d been 1 h' Y ra ' " He stepped into his car and was driven Green left the court room to be11n coocern the low iJcome ml~lty people Dr .. £?onald Sperbngt UCl ·school or ~ d 1 · lhe 1 1 thr "'"'" t • . lo the Conaervative centr&I office where preparation of his appeal a1aln1t the who are . expected to benefit from the Medicine: Carrel Thatcher, . registered cros na: 11 11 o,... n another lar e Cfttwd dteered•tu verdict and 1entence. new service. nurse. Santa Ana Valley High School n:c::,, ~:'aTaJ~ae:~::' &::ee: · -After Lhalnking his support.e~·. iteath ''Th~e is not the slightest doubt in Establishmen_t .of the outpost health • and !r~n~ R.odriguei, ,Franklin Schooi
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SANTA llOH!CA (UP!l -i Clllrllllitiiat"-;.l;Bi-f -. VC ii....... tbe lllppie~ .
with the murder of Sharon fate and aev.
en othen, procWmad hfl innoooiice
·Tburllday al .. im[IMllllllOI iourtnoni
newt conference.
''I know whal I've done ud I ·don't
have any &uilt," Maaaon, a, told a
courtroom filled witb n e • 1 m e n 1
phoiocrapllera and tpeelaton.
Willl jury .. 1ec11oo i![ Illa Tajf-LllllAD·
ca mwder triaJ rerz112~ until' u-.. •• ' ' ~__,, .ll-aad cp daWldant Buaai Alldlll
appUred in Superior Court -tar
pre trial plOtionl ID tbe .G111 H)iimln
murder, in wbich tMy allo .U. lecimd.
Aa be took hia Hai it. Ille <Gll)jel
table, pboqrapberi •""'""" lmwlld
and thouted queltiou at Iii I I I 0 9,
Alllloutb be bea been ilhot<llra[lhed i.a ..
tna -n m lhl T,1e -· 11a 11a1
never before. rflPODd!d l 1t ~ llrJlth
·to newsmen's queationa. · ·
Turnin& around to smile amiably lntf
the television .cameru, the 1li&ht, Jona:·
haired ~endant aaid. "You're the jury.
You 're &ht cwrt. YG\l'te &he wboJe thine
If you a:ta.nd for It, 11 you contribute
to it, the• you're part of it:1'
Miss Atkins, wearing a powder blue
aaUn .frock 1ewed for her by I member
of the Manson "family", ttood quiatJy
by.
"Il'a.a beautiful ~ay, ". shi obaerved.
''The sun was 'out this mornina. Did
you see it," Man&on a5ked feporten.
"I've paid my debt to aoci,ty," Mansoll
A.id. "I've 1iven it D yean ·of my
life. Ju1t so you can walk \he · 1treet1 .
and ride your bicycles, I've lived in
your reform &ehooil and your
orphan11es."
Manaon'1 attorney, Irvin1 A. Kanarek,
-sat beside him while Manson answered -•
reporten' quf!Y!lf'll and , later .uked
Superior Court Judge Llurence J. RJt.
tenband to .permit regular press con·
ference.s for the cultist.
> '' r anaon la entitled acceu
to the mass rnedia ,11 Kanare uid:"I""t --
should be Ht up 1"ith "some lfOlllld
rules, so we won't have cirCUSf:I lite
what you observed here this momini.
with everyone shoutin& question& in a
disorg1nized fashion.~' _
RiUenband denied_ the_request, obler_y·
ing Kanarek was "articulate" and
ca·pable of presenting Manson's view1 ·
to th! news media.
The judge also turned down yet anoth•
moUon 4to permit MaMOD to act a
his own. Norney, and denied a requat
to tum'" over prosecu~ of the caM
to the state aUomey ,eneral'1 office.
He agrffd to COiiiiar a Jrritten request
for the.. cliange._of ~ton, to be
prepared by Kanarek.
Manson and Miss Atkins were ordered
to enter plea1 In the Hirunan CUI ISi
Oct. 13~ Their trial in. the Tali cue
will rtsume Monday, with seven juron
tent.atively 1el~ 10 l•r.
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ie locati~ of another aw~me trqedy. 1 a mor~ seriou.s . vem, We quickly reverse this decision ," be u.id. Supervisors last April 21 upon recom· Supervisors were t.old April 28 that Frota P.,e ] •
Just.-a-liUla-n:ioee.Jhan..11S-yean .. aao.-._RYl~O[W;-r.d the r1gb_t P-2.lk:ies_.llld_w.!L_ --····--mcruJJ!:ion of Robert While. Orange the county medica l center in Oran e D
vo bani band1ls chased across from have . convm~ the country_ they are -County ~ClrCentef Administrator. --rans to artSWEr lflellriaSOfUie mediCaR}---nA .. RiTNE---· · -~
mta Ana by police rammed broadlide t~e right poll~es. We ~re 1om1 to pro-Grove Nabs One lt is hoped the clinic can be activated .indigent because of "the fee structure lTI · LI • • •
tto ~ van c_arrylng a crowd ~ v1de them with the ngh~ a:overnm~nt as soon' as late 1970 or early 1971. ·and co 11 e cl ion 1p r o c e du re s : .l
1estmwter H11b School d ram a and that government Is gomg 1? provide Pan-CRO (All Color Resource transportation problems : crowded was ''Tnonthl-old with no tract• of debris ii
!Uden4. . . for a better co.untry ~·' . . • Organization), sponsored by UCJ, is facilities, and language and cultural bar· beneath it" ...
Two were kllled and 1e~al cr1tJcally. In the belief or Brlli~h poh~CllIIS, . Bur lar Sus ect aiding in plans for the health --eenler, riers .'' The o_J'!!:n window Wal noted' by tbt IJ
yured!.... wh~e the bandit.I ~-~t_comment~tor~ and ol Wil~ h1m~!!f, accordina:-t Patr-ick""".Hallahan;-studen ;J~h u of CHPA told board husband (fii!y aaCii[JOlln rem:ern«·--·!1-+-i+-
n.scalllea .--:ere 1~er-atntincecl to: a lRIUSeW1ves revolt ~1iinst r1su11 .pnces b 1 director. He said his group has been member:., "To accomplish the goals 0£ bered it to be open before ht left,
fe term.s Jn prison; s~ de1th, ca~ \\'as the. only plausible explanation of Police captured one urg ary suspect operating an evening ·clinic. three days the new center, the fee structure sh011ld officer1 said. A .. ,
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1 commissloa ol i feloriy 11 ml:lfder. Labor 0s defeat, or at least a major in Garden Grove early I.bis morning a "'eek at Franklin School in the be establisMd on a sliding scale related The front door o( the apartment
factor in it. but his alle1ed accomplice was luckier southwest Santa Ana area to treat to the ability to pay, and collection reportedly was locked when Johnlon ar·
~ixons Mark 30th
More than t:S millim Briti.!h teenagers when he ucaped on foot despite being children up to 14 years. procedures lhould be tolerant." rived home from du ty.
voted for the first lime in this election fired at twice by an officer.
but it still wu not clear how they Michael McNabb, 30, of 11850 Beach
had cast their ballots or whether they Boulevard, Stanton, "·as jailed on WASHINGTON (AP). -The Pr,.ident
nd :r.trs. Nixon will cele,.brate .dietr-toth
1edding annlveraary along wltb Fatber'1
lay_ at Camp, David Sunday, the White
louse announced today. They will 10
ate Friday to ~e mountain retreat near
bwmoo~ M.d., !or Ille weekend.
tipped the tca1a in Heath'• favor. burglary charges.
Police claim the pair entered the-r
Hustler bar, 12692 Garden Grove
Boulevard, about 3 a.m. by p1,11ling boards
DAILY PILOT
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On Drug Chargf!s
l>ellber1Ung 10ng into the nlihl. a
jury his cleared the .in of 1 San
Clemente lndustrlalist of any JUilt, in
a trial stemming frc:m two incidentl
R1'b1 tl N. Wttd l'•u.ari-1 .,,. ,.wb!iM>tr involving marijuana and police clashes.
J•c~ •. c~·l•v James C. Lusk. 21, who lived at 2571
Vkl ""' «e-t -~-' M....... · Santa Ana Ave., Costa Meu, when the lh111111 K11,.il
1:1.1er incidents occurttd late last November,
The"''' A. M11rphi111 had been charged with two counts of MINI .... Ediler •
oft a makeshlft service porch in the
rear of the establishment.
A neighbor heard the noise al)d called
the polict station.
Officer Donald Hodges responded and
found the two men inside the bar. They
rled but Hoc11e1 tackled· McNabb after
a "Short chase. "'
During the chase. he fired his revolver
at the fleeinj; men !wict but miNed.
Pilot. Praised
F.or School News
June Special
J0160 &LAH TOP TAllU-14" THICK '
1;, .. .,,.._, • .uu assault and marijuana pouesaton.
l===..,?C," o''"" CW!ltY li•", ... ~---1·-'-,,"'e drugc tiaiges--and one-asuult owic.. count were dropped before the jury bea:•n
A plaque and praise wert: awarded
lo lht DAILY PILOT l'bundayJiJhl
by the Fount.aln Valley ScbooTOistiict 191~---
c:-11 M1u: lJD wc11 •• 1 ~,,., .Jts deliberations under Superior Court
H....,.1 ••1,11: :nu wu1 ••11111 ..,....,.,.. Judie Samuel Dreiien's lnslrucUons. Ufu'll 1"m: m ~ere.t •-,.""''""'°"' •"'"' 1111s ••tc" ,,....,... They found Lusk not I u ii t y of ~ '*""'": xis Ntr111 ei Cffl'IN ••• asaaulUng Laguna Beach police officer . L . John Saporito last Nov. 25, when the
patrolman tried to amst bim durinC
an alle1ed malrjuana pickup.
· ~ Judce Dreben reconoJened the panel
""'1 ~ •• ahortly befort mklnight Wedhelday, at ::!~~0~· =~ldld :.., ~.: which time they found ~Lulk innocent
••Y 111 .., ..... 1'""' iw .. ...,... , .. r11. aner ne.1rly aix hotirs Of diacuuion. .. _. lltkll, c-i. ,,,_, -1111111... .
... c11 ..., ._.,11o v1111~. ,..,. wu~ •-Defense atomey Geor1e Cheu! arautd
"'9kirolf .. " ...... 0.."'91 C-1 l'-*lltlll!ll th l Id • t~ b .. _ °"""1" .,1111i..,. 111~1, ,,. " m1 •• 1 ev ence presen ~ y ""' pro-
.. ,11o • ...,.. • Mtwtt" 111(1'1, .,,. • w.1 secutJon was insufficient to convict his
a.y Stttlt, C-Ml:l-t. •t. obj J --• ,_. 17141 64-4121 client. -who-wa, .we ect "" a m1o1u1U11t
for a week before he wntndtred. c~ AAscit111 ' '42·1671 eo.ta Maa police nearly capUlred him
See Ch 1 1• 611 De,..,_ .. , at a frimd't home al one pOlnt follo•lna
, ....... 4fJMJt Daa Iden ' ' c;.,..""1. 1,,., Dt.._ c...u ~ t~Lquna ~ct b)c t, DUt Lutt ~,. ... -. _,,., 111'111n!G-Oed and wasn'l hit when lawmen fired
l!lh•ltl ~ .,. ,.....,,,......... ""'111 ah •• l h' "''' k •• t •1!"'9v! .-..1 ,.... Oi.a a un. .,. ... .., .. ~ _.,, • He repottedl)' rt\,urntd to hi1 famlly ._.. -. :r.&~'' := ...,. In San Cltmeate. wMN be w.u perlUH-.::,:i-:.-:-r"' ""11 •-•"=: ed to five up anS dtllftfed to Cbula'1 "'*"" _. .... ....., u.• '"""IV._ law ofticel in iaat.I ADL -
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for excellence in press coveraa:e of the
district durin& the past yeear.
Members of the district educa tio n
auoclation. the school employu: aPOCia·
tioo and the leadership ISIOClaUon, pick·
ed the DAILY PILOT after I reviellt'
of news. editorial and pictorial coveraae
of 1everal county newspapers.
Alan Dirikn , West Orana:e County
editor. accepted the award and praised
lht school district slafl !or It. £OOPer•·
Uon with the preu: .
Tornado Kills Youth
MYERSTOWN. Pa. !UPI) - A tornado
sy;epl ak>na 1 !\t mile path in 1 rura1
_area here Thundq, kllltna a ti.year-old
boy, in;w"ln& five others, and causina
exlensive dQ\qe to five farms. J01eph
Tice , II. died In Lebanon iloapltal from
head injurlea aufftr9d when he w11
llruek by a• bum tom loooa from a . 1111'111 bWldiq. •
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• • A collision at a lbpltiagton Beach
in&lrl8clion crilicii.ed fat cOnfusinc right-
ol-iray Qns -one vehicle a spore.car
with lour YOWll ~ in the Cl!dpit,
-tllllil three ~ illljured five others
late Thanday al)llil.
One driver wu a'fie'sted at the scene
Gothard Slreet. IDll Talbert A venue;
~ opt charaa of felony
manslaalbler, ml citlld for aJle1edly ~a alop llin ~driving wthout
1be dead-were identUied today as:
-EvweU Freedle, 22, ol ~ Ch.inook
DriYe, HuntinP>n Beadt.
-Q!ou 8'rl..... •. of 9831 Con·
tinental Drive, Huntington Beach.
-Jamie I. M.lrtia, 21, of 2905 Jacaran-
da Ave., Colta""'Mesa.
Arrated WU Barry G. Kelley, 19,
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of 7111 Koledo Lani, HunUnctOO Beadt,
driver 'of the vehlcle lhat FreecUe'a car '
rammed broodlide at JUO p.m., police .
aaid.
P'atrolman Ron Jenkins laid both
y~~ were Oatlened qainst a nearby ·
cham link fence and a fire ·had broken
out in the engine compartment of one
when police arrived at the tragjc scene moments later. _
None of the injured were reported
In serious condition today al Orange
COOtit}'ftfeliical Center and Huntington
lntercomnu1nity Hospital, where they
were taken for trea\ment. · .
Investiptors '8kt the arrested
motorist, Kelley, was booked into -the ~
jail ward at Orana:e 1eounty Meilic&l
Center afJer tne COhiiii>n. ,
Miss Sargent wu a paasenger in the
Kelley car, while the llodies of f'!e<IJle NeJIMr driver made an ellwl lo atop,
and !Ills Mlr\ln ..,,.. found pinoed police -afte< ......... I be
In the cockpit ol their Engliab roadster. evldeoce.
Paul N, Jacob, It, ol tm 17th St., The Kcldent -H a a II a 1 ton·
Westminlter, and Terry Smilh, 17, of Beach's lilt tralllo,'*611 role, wlllcb
l5ll Glup Cbde, Huntinglon U..ch, had been only three.'
were the two survivors who riiCie in . n.e crouiq 11 tlile lut tbrou&h In-.
the crowded sportscar. teraectian before Talbert Aven.1111 coma
Paasenprs who escaped · death tn to 1 ·dud end P Golden Wiit Street,
Kelley's vehicle were identified as John the Joc.Uon of IDOlber aw1101De tra&edy. -
Cavanau&h, lt, ol 17181.Mtsty tane, and Just 1 little more tban aiJ yean qo,
Barbara Coran, 17, of. 120911 Spindrift two bank bandits cbued acnm from _!-a_~~lh in Huntington Beach. Santa Aal by poUce rammed broadside
PoUce wOO arrived -at the scene first Into 1 YID carryinC 1 crowd of
said they found Kelley and Mt. Coran Westminster HJch Scbool d r a m a
wandering in a daze. studentl.
Invest11ators reconstructing the Jatal Two were killed-atilt,several crilica'lly
broadside collision-saicf Free,d 1e·1 1 in,iµTed, whi; .the blnciits -almost
sportscar was evidently Mftl'illoufid--on--unscathed--were later sentenced to
Gothard Street and in that case wou~ife tenns in prison, ..me, d194th caused
have the right of way. · · in commislioo of 1 ftlonJ ii murder. . '
Tories'· Heath
New British
Prime Minister
LONDON (UPI) -CoOlervaUve party
-Jeader.EdwUJljj!!th, who swept to J10W<f
in ooe of the biggest electoral upsets
In ·British hiatm'y, took: office as prime
minister of Britain today.
Queen Elizabeth II named Heath· in
a brief·ceremony at ~kiftlham Palace-
half an hour afte'r his beaten 'Laborlt•-
rl•al, ~-'bad drlvtn to' Ille -
~ .. ol~ ~ hi•'P i llrtlloo ...
-t IWI P,91'1UD!ftl.
The ~ _..ci .. .....,.._
and caJled in Heath on Wiblon's con..
tliluUcnal 1'a4vice." The move eildet
five and a half years of Labor rule
and ended Wibon's dream. of bein& lht
first ptime minister to win three ccm--
Is there any doubt about what' Is &oing through lhe mind of David
Spell, 2: as he ob~erves one of eernlval rid's at Warner Avenue "'4' Ma1nolia Street in Fountain ValleY.? Carnival is part of Fountain
Valley Found.ors Day celebr81ioq, whicb'continues thrtugb Sunday:
T~cli~~··pt~d~ .to 'B·o~d .. ., ' . , . .' ~ ..
To ·Retain Post ,at SChool ..
secutive tenns. By TERRY CO'",,...• ti. ' ' It 'bl th JI · ·~ bi·Jincual and bi-cultural child..._ Bello . was J>OSS.1 e e . po s predicting ot .. o.u, ,.i11t....,
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AT TALBERT (STOP) ANO GQTHARD (THRUI, ·SOME>PEOPLEAREN'T GE.TYING THE MESSAGE ·
a big Wilson viclory had Jed to com-Will Rogef& quoted Kipm.• ~Idly has been aa advllor to the federal
placency -and non-voting -by .... . governm, ent on the prnop~ Uci ii
L_B~hy~Badh~m -
' ,· . .-Agamst Freeway
~n~ld.:fo £cite ' .
A bill to .remove a Newport Beach 1e~t of the
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Pacqic CQast Freeway
has Deen 'held Over until next W~nesday
for a vote ~y the state Assembly.
The bill, authored by Robert Badham
(R-Newport Beach) would delete the
eoAst Freeway rrom the southeast limits
of Newport Beach to Roule 39 In Hun·
tington Beach from the California
freeway system.
_ Critics of Badharu 's legi slative efJort
claim the deletion would set back beach
devdopment and would overload Hun·
tinaton Beach surface streets.
MaUhew Weyuker, an administrative
Uliltant for Aasemblyman Rooeft Burke
(Jl.Huntingtoo Beach) said the vote on
the coolroversial i~e :was delayed
"because Badham does not quite have
the support he needs and wanted it
held bKk."
F-iddler. Wins Again
Laborites. night, then implored trustees of lhe Fdun-~ also bilingual. The JJl'Olf&Dl starts-ii. By ni&htfall Heath was , in power lain Valley School Diltrict nOt lO remoVe · ·tial tn the blga:e&t political upset In 'B'ritain · him ·trom Tam lira SCbool. uu year nut September at Tamura.
since Labor's Clement Attlee threw out _ Roten, who wa1 backed by 1 petition Roeell agreed the cbante i a -~-goveminent of Prime-Mlniiter with 320 names and more than 30 ... ,.,.g COCX'dinators is necetllrf• but aUed Winston Churchill al the cloae ol World ~-.. trustees lo· allow him lo revert 'bict Fatal lntersectiQn~Onee-
, War II. in the aucli~nce, said he was :even wfilini to' cLutr00ril teacbini to mDam at
W P dF · w At 1 :~ p.m. (5;5' a.m. PDT) fitath's to take a tl,300 pay cut to remain· Tamura . as rotec e ' ' o· r ay._s ConservaUVes topped the fiJIUrt 0t l18 at Tamura. . 1 ' • ' "We · have .no '•· .. b'· .:-1....:..t ""-•'
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. • · , . · in Parliament li!all and lhus won an The edu<ator qOOted a poem' by -~ ~ •....-
' ""--.ablolute.majocityJn.Jb.e new a»-member R~ar KJPl!ng to em~l..,)h!!L....;•;killl: u a coordiUtor," Brict ·uaureil
1'he Gothard ~-Talbert Avenu.e in-qo ~µae we IOI.Ind ~pie were .1e't-1 tersection -scene ~ the triple-death ting a little c~1ess,''. J.a mes,
crash in Huntington Beach Thursdayi Wheeler, public works director, \?Xplained
House of. Commons. It la party. st prefe~ for non-material 1atns, lbel\ ..,.--parents, ''Nt's why we: want· him
in the House which determines who ii said, "While the rest of the woi:kl .0.: to continue u a' coordinator at' another
the pcime minister. ahead al a maddening pace, I choOse school. We need men lite hbn in ttiat
Wilson had waited until this moment to take one giant step backwarqs." posit.ion." ·
berore concedina: fonnally, although in Rogers is seventh.eighth grade "I penooaUy feel I can be molt ef.
· television interviews earlier he left no coordinator at Tamura School. District fective aS ·a classroom teacbg a~
~ubt that he tnew he was a beaten officials want to lransfer him to Tamura," ,Rogers (!plied.
night -used to be a (our-way stop. this morning. "They used to slow down
A year ago, the intersection, at the and try to slip through.".
entranre to the city's central park, was Gotard Street had four-~ay stop signs
changed to ·a two-way stop with Gothard until work started on widening Golden
Street being the through thoroughfare. West Street, which runs parallel a block
Two months ago Lt. Paul Darden, to the west. Gothard Street was then
head of the police traffic bureau, warned converted into a through street to take
drivers about such intersections along the extra load.
Gothard street following a rash of ac-After Golden West Street was reopcn-
cidents. ed, Gothard Street was kept as a through
"Far too many coUisklns are occuring slreet, however.
at these controlled intersections where "Our traffic infonnation showed that
lhe through street is not ~ired to it Wat now required as a through street,"
atop," he said. "The problem is Uiit Wheeler aaid.
molorlsll approaching on lhe side -At lhe interoeclion, G<ilbaril :;tltet hu
either do not stop Or after 1 Rap just a 35 mph apeed limit and Tfllbert ~veuue
asswite the traffic on the throu&b street a 40 mph llmlt. . must stop loo." Sgt. Ed Groom of tbe police traffic ·
Along the lnterseCUons on Gothard bureau allo offered an explanaUo~ of
Street, a north-south thoroughfare. the why Gothard Street was kept u 1
side streets -in Wednelday ru,ht's throu&h street even after Golden West
cue Talllert Avenue -are pested with Street was reopened.
man. McDowell School next year and brin& Four parents spoke Jn behalf.of..ftoteis,
With\n minutes Wilson's No. 10 Down-lhe McDowell 7th..ath grade coordinator, all acclaimina: his QW in workina with
ing St. office announced : "Following the Vince Bello, to Tamura. -the children.
announcement that the Conservatives Rogers said he would rather · revert "Jt's that. skill we Want to keep at
have secured more than half the &eats back lo being a teacher:.U.an be tr1f!5fer-Its belt use," Brict said.
in the new House of Commons the.prime red. , &cers' plei wu bued, ~ said, on
minister ha.S asked for an audience with hThe reason for the transfer· ls that the need for itabWfy. ''Tl\ere are .three
her majesty to tender the rel.ignatioo BeUo has special qualificatioM to run roajcr IOCialilina . q~i• _ · tamtty.
of his government." two federal projects at lhinufa," Mike school and religion. I bel\eve the ~
At aJmoot the same moment a Brick, dlatri<I auperintendent: esploined is the last ol U.... willl ·-~ J
fumUure moving truck pulled up outside lo Ibo boanl. ' atabillty." • --'"
JO Downing St. The federal project is . a . pro-JlOlera left ... Vonnonl today -
-At 2:31Lp.m. (6:30 a.m. PDT) llealh gram · provldlni in-lchool educali6o ~ he pllJll lo -a·privalo ndnC acboal
stepped out of the door of the fashionable • ' tor t.he .aumgaer~ --f
Albany apartment house where he bas J · Dlltrict officials ~lcated they w.._
a bachelor nai and made his firll public Trlisteo · Seated continue talka wltli 'him throqiloal-U., .a~ as prime minister-elect.. ~ summer. No deciaion 'is neCeuary ua&ll
Heath, normally a shy, reliriRI fWUre, · next Stptember, a 't)okesnian ,US. .
•tood on 111. doorstep in the •unshine On .. y alley. Board wavil!J and smilin& with undisguised delight at crowds cheering -aoo-clipping .- - ' • A new tftlltee took a sea{ Tburlday
him. h' --• d . night on the Fountain Valley school He stepped into JS car IUIU was nven OOa d
a double warning. ''When Golden West was closed people
WEISER, Jdaho (UPI) -Alvin San-Jn ack!ition to the stop sign, a second got into the habit of using Got.bard
cterson, 74. of Seattle, won the senior sign hangs beklw warning, "Cross Street Street and now they r.ontinue to use
:. okl Ume fiddlers championlhip Thursday Docs Not Stop." it -1, for one, am one of them,"
---"thl-thlrcH"ear;rt---rTow;--..-;;Jlw~~the-second· sign 1-whUe~said.
to the Conservative central of_fice where .: · France James took over for
another lar&e crowd cheer~ him. _ --Fra~· Donov!n . ...-_ _. _ 1
New 1 Coast Erosion· Project Slated
The f1Ce1'al-the<"1&me,-4>ut lhe name
wat chana:ed. Mrs. Donovan became 1
newlyW<d• for the aecond tilne p aho took the vows with Daniel James, ~a
member of the Wt:ltm.inlter Parts and Recreau.o:' ~t. . -.
Wiien aaked -:Din .-. Mra.
By' ALAN DIJWN
... DelW .........
The Army Corps of Engineers will
launch anot.her $1.S milJion project to
-.,,1 beach erosion alonlf the Oraoae
~ lhls fall .
The job •Ill slarl With a huge sand
-replenishment program a~ Surfside, the '
private colony with three quarters of
a mile of beachfront, and end with
a new' sand fill and more wort on
the pOinl to N._rt Beadt. •• ne procram caUs for rock-facm, the
steel aroinl al tOth and t&th stree\S
In Nnport Beac~ and putting in a
new rod< '"'8 ~ lllh Street and
Newport Pltr: '.fbl ,,,..am was outlined at a meetinJ
' \
•
of homeownon in· Ille Surfside colony
Thll.-Y niihl by --~ experil from lhe C«pa ol Eogineers.
The Surfside bomecnmm had been
writing to the corps for •vwal monthS
ui.ina wben the • qlneera would
repleniah their· beach. • • -· .
"We bave been lollng our beach and
have bel!D ura:Lnc the corps to replenish.
the sand before it Ids worse..," Willard
Morris, president of the :la.home colony
explaillod.
Col. Robert Malle~ of the eng;-1
1S1Ured the homeowners that the corps
would start wort IOOn on the sand ~t-!k llld Wa rollll wblcll
hid been scheduled for the fall 9( 1'71
...uld l!udv"""_a.ypr.
•
A reflJ1 of I~ million cubic )'ll'dl
ol WMI, wllich will ~bly be drodced Iran &he seal Beach......,Naval Wupons
Station barbor, will begin. this November
and be completed in Februiry before
next year's tt.onn lellOO.
~ In ltM the enaineers replenished 1111.d
at Surfside and created a t ,.,CJOl.lun1
beach 51111 feel wide. A atrlp at lhe
north end ol Surfside, howe•er: IJ now
ooly 15 feet wide. 4
• ,
The work at Newpor! Buch wlU nqt
be ""1e unUJ the Su-pro1r1111 ls
completed, Col. Malley ""1·
, "We'll look al h)'dl'flrQbic mrveys
fn \IJo wlator _an4, ... ¥d se WW.
the Newport work i1 • ...-ry,•: OlJ. 1
Malley aaid. ·
• •
"'!'he an>ins are workin& .. n there,
akhoup we have received complainta \
about their a_ .... _ -
H'ftle sroins are pllJnc rusty so we'it
put rocts on either tide of them,'' he
added.
Jn..al!<Jllion lo· bulldlnl f new grojn,
lbe tncinetrs alto pl~ an ID0,000 cubit
~rd WMI fill f<M: Newpart Beach.
'"" procram is 111 part m the Orange
'County Beach Erosion Control Project
utendin& 13 miles from the Ian Gabriel
River "to the. Newport Harbor fntrance:
The ·-binid a>ll for Ille Surfside
and Newport w«l< la utimai,cl al !J.I
milliOo, wllh )oeol auli>oriU.. Jll.Yinc
Slltl9, ~ atata 1131,111 and lhe ledoral ........... tJ.-... .. ,,
•
Donovan replied. "He's home bUyait·
Ulli·" SilO Ills two y<>unlllen. a li--
old.pJ-iall'.a Jt.1"ar-old boy. • .
' . . ' '
-Boys ~lub : ~·~•" ~ • J ' •
· Take11 P!>St in,-Valley : . '
· 8)11 bl Prete. '4, ~ ..moo tbla
.week u \he ..., execuUve ' ~ qi
the .lion' Club o( P'UWlaill Valley. DI -l'nde 1111 pnyloualy -procram
dtreclor of the Ginletr a ..... Boys' Cluli
He is aln"tllUy at\endln& cal Staie,
Looi Btach aQd' la.in. bis 1enlor yo.11r with.~·. r .eere·1tio,n ad---, ' •
--\\'eafhr --
: Th9o,e J1~y,.}\aey ~aya ol.' .......
begin lhis. weekend, wttb IOml
early mombl&• -maklol· tt of.
flcial. ---wJll ~ uP ialo lhe ••• alOllfl \Ill .
COllt.
,
-----" ; OAILY ... LOT
~uilty Plea Mur
~----------.'=---';;::===~..,,.----Clues Sifted
~nteroo
nHoldup
~ Runllnctan llWli mu PlUW PD y-
nnday fo char.., tUt he atlempled,
tnifepoint, to rob. the nfanqer fJl bei&bhorhood service station. , ' ;;uperior c.un .ruq. J""!'I r. Jlldit
llered Wayne L. Walker, llll, al 17m
111an Drive, to J'tt\lm to court 'Ju)J •
!or aentencinl. Walter f.c:es a pmiW.
ate prbon term of up to one year.
Police arnot<d Walker lut April II
leL.lbe dllOll!ll!ll_ ad. -~ mpaniclno allempled to ...,-.,.-....aar of a eervice Utiaft at Bach
.w...n! IJld Hell A..,,... Walker wu
aanned by tho...-, but ma•apd
brealc .._ IJld """""' In hil car.
'!be lour w... lal'1' baited by olfioenl
a nearby retklenUal ara. Walk•"•
cnpenionl, all minon, are facinC
~court-
Iuntington Man
4'ound Guilty
. .
er --• .. ,
Blood Stains Clem£nte Killing S~lution? ..
a, .1CJ11N VAi.TERZA Con>nor's Investigator John Gill said The baflllnl a-ol no oaiual
• • ...., ,_ ..,, there was "no evidence of violent sexual attlck aM no appl!Wt breai·tn ~
""91em1 ~. incl'udfng st¥eral activity" in the autoply e1amina~ ,lmfOUJldin1 the effort,
bklody foot prtnb near the kitchen alnk Wednesday nJaht. He would not~amphfy -Mrs. Johnson1s wal~ WH dilCOVtl'ed
"'" 'the' Wtnie objed 1oJi1t11 Ill lite • this. -· _ ~ • ~ ll)ltsln1 fro!" t!ie. ~~,. llal,
mOuntlnl Jnveslliauon of the brutal "And 1l's ylrtually impolSJblt to-fb: · Jlowev.er, -
be4Una: • 1tabblng murdei: earlier·~ an e1act time of death. ~t., seems to '(be ~mall aP,&rtmtnt lho\rr'ed R~iral
week or a young San CS.mente homewlfe. be in the viclnily described by the ·hu.. initial signs ol break-in· ,_ a 11l·incll
Orange County SherilI'a aiJne lab in-band -shortly 1fter he left for work , hole fu the comer ot a window abOve
vestipton, who art continuing minute ·at 4:30 a.m. Tueeday," Gill added. the bed and a wide-open kitchen •,,mdow
uamlnation of literally bundles of. Mart Johnson, It, who ,1eft h1I wife with a metal chair beneath jt on -the
e'lideoct, a1ao m examlning the prinll to report for suard duty at the Marine patio. '
dl1COvered near the kitchen link in the helicopter bate at Santa ADI , told of· But po\Jce said the shattered alus
next room from the bed . where Mrs. ficers he returned from work shortly was 0 month1-old with no traces of debris
Connie Lynn Johnlon _w,_s found Slain. __ befqr.e noon Wednesday.-unlocked the beneath It." _....,_._.
Her"'Mirine hui6and found -the body front door and found his wife's body The open window was noted by the
Wednaday ·noon. sprawled on the bed in the bedrOom-livini husband they added. Johnson remern-
Corcmer't invealigat.on said today the room combination. • · bered It to ~ open before he · left,
21).yur-oJd victlm had been vfciOutly He immediately n-Otified police, he said. offlcen Nid.
atabbed, 1Juhed and beaten sometime Detectives, who have been inltrviewing 'The front door of the apartment ,
earJy Tutlday morning. · th! husb'and every·d•Y Jlnte the murder, reportedly waa locked when Johnai ~-
Tbe lnveatiiaton declined to detcrlbe tenned the Marine lance corporal "1noat rived home from duty.
the cuttine weapon used, but aald the helpful and cooperative." "We are gi.ving 1 lat ol attention .
beating m the woman'a held wu cauaed ·No slrong suspect.I have been indicated to ihOR footprinU:, evefl to the point
by a ttool f~ in tbe kitchen; ~ll;htr bv investigators. ~ of removing th~ kitchen sink above u". beaUnc, :"abbthe repeated cu:fd reesides siltin& the evidence, detectlvn them ," said Detective ser1eant Robert
11.aahfnc and In& of a knlle are 1ttemptin1 to formulate a motive • Mason, who IJ aharinc the invesUptlve ha~ cauted de1tb. f~r the cr,_,lm~•·:..,.,="--_______ Jlffort_wiUL~Goodwln. c ;-~
* * * Sherif£ Hunts Blind Will ~ead }f Chilcl Stealing
:,.-mu. w11e _p1uc1ret1 bl• two 'YGWll Man, Woman ... ·~ !.~nc1rro:::blteu~= = DAOLYPILOT--I v· . D th -They'll "Navigate'-Sports Car Rally
-for mare t1tan two yean wu ClaamfJer'• .Favorite n ie1o ea .
.und pllty 'l'burtday lllPt al dtild · . . Orange Counly lheriffo detedlves Thi! Saturday the blind will he l•ading
ulinc· Terry Dolesbal baa been cited foi excellence ·by the Huntington Beach were reported to be ""tssing a search . those who can see.
-11 •--• ,.,........, ~--~ l" ... ,__ Chamber_ of Commerce, which &he bas served since last N~ · ,.. They'll be . doing it in a sports car · · -a -s---"""'" _,, -· todav for a man and woman who may II d l" d t d lh H · ~-to~--I'-._.. .. u... alnlt vember as a, P8:rt time student secretary through the Huntington ,, ra Y es 1ne o en at e unUngton
WI an-1•'-"'u ..... uK~ a& ·Beach Union High School DlJtrtd'& work e%perience program. She'll have Hen M.Wion Viejo teacher Mrs. Harbour Beach Club ·after traversing
Cichlel An«ew Hyatt,~-Judi& Rould work for the chamber fulltime th1s summer and enter Orange Coast Florence Brown before lhe wu abducted a good portion of Southern California
rooUhank ord•ed Hyatt to Mum to Collete u a buslnest student in the fall. . · and hacked to death more than two geop-aphy, lnc;luding freewpy1; hills and
ii court' July I for what could. be weeks ago. aurfact atreet.&.
-state prilon term ol. up to JI yura. The pair, in thelr orly *• were The complicated four-hoor crou coon-
.Hyatt WU arnot<d In ·Wldllla, Kamu, ... n by an employe of Buffy'• eou.. try trek he1in> In Los Angelet ""'
n Dec. 14, 1117, two and one-ball yun N t All B" h s tude # ~ S~ onlli the aftemoon of June J at. features top competition dri¥en from fter. be vioiated hia vi11tatk:m rlchta 0 'elle, . . n"" abOut t ume t.ime Mn. Brown left the California Sporb Car Club who will
1 .. 1.1-Deborah Tamilftl now 10 the busioeu to pay a check for a wheel 1uch uotlc piecet1 of mach inery
Y -• ' ' _ •-acher's m .. ltn! '·Id e••ll•r. F · nd GrifflJI Troy, now t, from the home , ·-t.e: ~ 1n: .. as errar11, U>tuses and even a De
I their matber Mn Tamlana Waite Detectives sa.~ 'tfie coup~. t:Ollkt Tomaso Mansusta. -
Winning, according to rally chairman '
Bob Challman. depends not only on the ·
driver's road skill. but on the navigator's
skill in reading Braille.
The rally, to which aome of the leading
sport.a: car and Trans-Am drivers have ·
· been ·invited, will furlctlon On two levels,:
both "expert" anct ' "novice."
Club members will aaalat with nst ,
slops, Urning, mlllltin1 c:heckpoinlt IJld :
labeling the cars.
.-
~~·MiffiiiiiC i>nve;-H~ aking S umnier H olUlay r::r:~i:~;~l ::~~.~B=~ ~~~ ~:~~~~:. ::~· ~;u-
Mn. Waite 's repeated advertisin& .... • r •he wu abducted, taken to an unknown ad as "navigators" by readin1 Braille
Teams will palllt In Redondo }Jeach
for lunch, then resume the jourgey to
tbe Huntington Harbour Beach Club.
After-all-competiion-have....arrill:ed:.,.,._ __
the club, there will be 1 picnic, dancin1 ··
t one point she went on t.elevilion site, then viciously tlabbed. route instructions to the dri vers.
, __ ... _ m anri.al for the return of The "'"--·monlha -·--· v--d'on" fl Edi Mrs. Brown, an El Toro mother ol Hunlin"'"" Beach voungsters entered Ul&Mi: ,....-'""'""~ ...... u .. ~ u;11w ve campuses are : JOl'I, t,in·, Foun· f" • · 1· fie h •-" ' er children -pa1d off when a Wichita ive, wu never teen 8 ive • r er ln the Braille Inatitute-spol'llored rally voinan recocnbed the picture of. the ii, I myth in the Huntlngt.on -Beach lain Valley, 1,575; Huntln&ton Beach', 2:45 p.m. vis1t to the restaurant. are Jamie lfall, 21; RobbHl Jenkins,
wo Hyatt ch1ldren aotf immedlai.ly cell-Union High School lliltrlcl where almoot 702: Merlna, l,l82: IJld w .. tmlriller, Two weekt lator a )'OU!!!.. walltlns. in u, Stephanie Mlllorl 11: Glenn Vick,
d polic:e. one half of all student.I are volulntarlly 1 ·~ ac~ hfaa.n ~ Mood•" the El_~damo __ y~tage area found -the 14, and l\on Govin, 1. _
Hyatt escaped from Kamas authctlties Attending summer 1ehool. · · • -31-yur'.VI teill,;l11111r'1 remains ln an
and awards.
Last year's wlMer was Allan Gum•:
merus, a blind high school student from ·
Glendale, who was driven by George .
Kranen of Torranct. The team had a ·
time error of .nine mlpute1 and two
HCOnds.
Beach'SockHops'Planned •. i "
lurin& 1n ed.radilioo Marina deaiped and will end July 24• anlmal-ravased arave ~ 50~ feet from
Calif --..1 'n\e 1,723 ltuclentJ are enrolled in Orte•• u1 .. ),wau In the ufalls area" o iolura bit relunl to arm.. -~ • ..,. , vuM ~• run for wrly three jeari • 4111 .... el Iii ,au11t1pa .'"8 • • InvesU,aton later uld the victim wu
mt11 hl1 artett eiJht months qo !n • art and busineu education to aclence Se • S -viciously butchered at an unk!lown 1lte,
M.nta Ana. and special educition. ntencmg et then burled beneath a lhallow cover
lnvest.ipton-Mld Hyatt retuned to N of dirt, twip and brulh . i)ran1t Comlt•llld Uta lti(h ..-Uty . early, l,000 of lhete "eapr hetvm" The couple, li<t<rlbed by.! 'f&llr.,.
hat be wouW:be amsted tbert "becnle are ~led, la ilriver eduCation couraes In Shooting ol the Miuion Viejo ~fee lhlp, ptld
W: ju.It Md to aee thole two kldJ apin for which lMJ" receive no a-edit other • bUI and left at about the same tlme .
-U he cmld oaly watdi tJiom from 'than that It 11 1'9Qutred for hish l!Chool Of p Ji Mrs. Brown did afler lh• paid a 14.!/I , .um-." · , 0 'ceman 11b n1c1111te for101 lo PIY e.,uer . -_ araduation. 4urln1 a meettna with fellow teachers.
Some students au maklnc up coUrse, The misalna couple left a cigaret
V lI B d failed, but tbe Jnljority are enrolled MarJhall David Wolle today pleaded lighter behind, a waitress w1s quoted a . ey oar In enrl<hment cl-or courtOll tuch guilty lo chlr1es !hot he -i .. sayiJll.
u typUic lpeed rudln -O:t arine Westminster police officer last April 21 Besides the coople,. detectives from
'Hunlinston -II ,..dJ lo 1win1 IDto summer with llOOlher wtoa ol lilah
tehool ''aock hoipl. ''
lndustri11l Aide
OK'd for Valley
Ad V ..] _ blolol)', administrators .Jd. m Bhortly alter the patl'Olman stopped hiq1 r ~range . and Riverside County are .press-
. . 0pts -.1"-IJD~,----p~ entOlliii Qt-f.l--IOflli--on-1Ulpldon of-drunk ·d . . ...._. mg. the_!! .search fo! Mrs. Browns car Foul'JLain Valley wi!J hire an lndus traj .. • e l\ll'ff or e . en mrinr.--~ which varushed with her. coordilator.
, A le~-u .. budset of 11.1 million wa.· ... . Supenor Court Judge James F. Jud&e· The 1117 Pontiac was the object or •1.-... _ d .,,,. r-dered w If ·1 I I h · Cl 1 d City councilmen 1ave w11111 g~•nca ,_dopttd 1burmlay ·hi&hl by trustees ol Pan· ther Draws or 0: e, JI, of 15121 v~ Burer a mass ve aer a searc. in eve an Tuesda y night without comment. City
11.._ , , Street, Midway City, to return to h1I National· Forest by Marme helicopters, Manager James Neal will now search
The Rush and PolluUon are the rock ,
~ bandl that will 1et iummer weekends.
off on a hich note and the ri1bt step
this: year .
The d a n c e 1 will be held at'
the M a r I n a High School aym each'
gym Saturday from 8.:30 p.m. until 11 :30
p.m. .
Sponsored by the city Recreation and
Parks Department, the dances will be
open to all 1tudent.s who live in tht
Huntington Beach Union High Schoot
District Admission to each dance will
cosl 11 . J.1J1C Fountain Valley Scmol Diltrict. court J 1 11 f wit t ., he called ofl early Thursday. . . -Thl}leW-bodpt;--up-tU'1,MS"1fmn--.-----,;~,:--.-----~~ ___ uy or a oau"' I com· The cbowers, teekln& clues to both__f~ an ~ministrative_usls~t to _!"Mle_The dance begin this Friday and will
lhe pa& year, It nol upeded lo ...... . lVC to L•fe mtt.miiiflo--llale prtiiiii for up Ii> II tho iuto and a-potiiible murdor seen" nothlnK bUHndlOOlarllfd comm•rdll end Aug. 7 at Mi1iiilmlh •11il-Auii'".--
" )'fltl. would be called in aga in if new leads devek>pment in the city· 3 at Edison High.
any chance in the district'• tu nte of W~fe admlttecl thtt he shot -<~fleer lurn up, investi gators said today. Council action followed a request by The official in charge of the dances
J3.50 per tlOO Ul8llld valuation. For c. op Kill:ng Wendell Car.., 24 in the left sid wft Othe~ possible leads to the killer might the cily'a industrial committee askil'lg will be Rip Ribble or the recreation
The total budpt ~ for 1970-71 ., -,,J ' e ea come 1r three missing 1asollne credit that ohe pel"S9f\ be assigned to handle department while Ronald 'Krogh, an iJl..
ls $7,121,4M. Larplt e~llure ln the the .patrolman ordered him to pull over cards h·ave been used alter the dts1p.. all phases of development of ·320· acres structor at Edison "High, will be the
Arthur DeWitte Lea1u1 Thursday was to the tide of tHe road for investigation. pearance. of industrial land. manager of the dances.
budget ii nearlJ '4 mlllioll in teacher&' ~. to five yea.n to life in 1tate Carey pulled hiJ gun and fired back
,,.iarles. • ' prJSOn for the lllllint on June •. UIH at Woffe, severely wounding the motorist.
: Teachin& '..taries -incrUied thil year ol Santa Ana poU~ officer Nel1011 BoUt men were hoJpital ized-for their
June S,,ecia/
~Y $500,000. aca>UDtinC fer molt of the Sas':~ior Court Judge Samuel Dreiien wounds and Carey was )isted as critical
budget incfe•R. quickly rejected motion• for a new trial in Westminster Community Hospital for
' District officials mult 1ubmit this with the comment that the jury which ttveral days following the 1h<Mting in-
knt1tiv1 budpt to the Oranie County convicted the 21-year.old Black Panther ddent. Both Wolfe and Carey bave now ~u,....,._.. of Sdloolo by July 1. workded "n\eUtodically, lhorooghly and ncoverocl from 'lhoir -· r final budl'I will be adopled In Auptl. faithfully""'""""°"' the 11.w,.k trial.
DAILY PILOT
Judse lkeizen commented that there
was ample evidence to 1U1taln the jury'a
rejection of ~aaue'1 arrument that he
wa1 not p~ when tht youn1
-patrobn1n WU shot. ~
He also rejected defense argument.a
OAAMH c;QA&T l"Ul llj+ONG (Oo\\IJAJrfY that the illness of a juror marred ttis 1.i..n N. w •• ~ Pr•lt"'I er.ti l'lllli..W ability to evaluate evidence and that
Jiclt R. c11,11., · juron were were unduly influenced by
Vlc9 "'"'""' •"" Glr.«11 Mtn.... a courtroom deputy'• I u n. d' aw In'
Tho11111 K11.,ll demOl'IJttatlon.
Eoii&r Judge .Drtiaen •\IO njecled defense
Th•"'•* A. Muq•hl111 attorney Robert Green's pleas that the
M1,,.,1"' E•"°'" minimum tenn for Leap'• aentence
Al•• DirU11 be reduced from five yean to 1is months.
W.t o._. '-'' ,,,,., Green left the court. room to bqin
. Albert '«.-1111, -==:I.·~ JRParation of_i :dt appeal a&ain91t-~
AIMltl•trEdhor verdict and sentence. • ~;:';:':.,~011111=.~ · "There II not ~ 1li9Wt doubt In
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Funeral Slated.
Fu~al·~vioN were held today for
former HunUn,ton Buch resident Mr1.
K1Ue Bryant who died Tuesday · at the
a1e of IL
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2S years, Mn. Bryant had recenUy mov.
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She wu an acUve member of the
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"I -'wllal •I've done and I .... , . · · ~ :~· :'~~e!'.~.~ . Cambodia T. oll at 300,~ ~ and speelalors. •
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m.-, la wtdch Ibey alJo ... aCCUJad. SAIGON (AP) -The "-leea -Wuhlqton for heli<opten Ind other ,
Al .. lollll Ida ... 1 at tJie· -'loll la Ill Cambadlaa mna..,. ---ntlllllly equipment, bat bu not yet •
. ._:!.ible,. pbaqroploen crow~ forward mched1n-~ Dla~t • ~-~ ~ ....,.;ved • ropiy.-and "'-•~ questi t M ,.._ ma .......... ,, -••-1 There are Only 11' days left befare .:
--. ~ • • n 10 n. fichtinl erupted Ga the l'Old to the ail u.s·. 'troops are to be withdrawn ~
Allhoqb be bu been pbolacnpbild lelv-blstorlc llmpleo al AaPDr. from Cambodia, where ·moat of !Mn •
ing court in the Tate cue. be ha Enemy tbnatl ·to tlrike at · Phnom have been attackinc North Vietnamese
never before mponded at audl leqlb Penh illell hava ,.,1 yet maleriallaed, Ind Viet Cong -bue campo, supply
An amorous Laguna Be a ch .( to newsmen's questtons. but I Clmbodian mWtary spoteaman points and sbiinC areas. •
--snerilf's Post Election--.
. Fight Remaim Alive
Cyclist's Ardor
Unappreci-:ited
~,.,,.,.,. ·'°'VIC!Ory-1• 1··ciiili'Cclortt'r b lll'his·actiooihot-the-ollice·of·lileriff-corr-+-moJom•lisl ~out second~ -·ll!ro!!!& ..-1o amlle ~ tald he"."' certain the almolt boiated The u.s. Command aald. 400 Amerlcanl:
to become Orange County Sheriff.Coroner oner was a newly created post and Thursday afternoon wfieilli e the televiaioQ cam~ tbe ~ b>a· ~ajMtal:il aWI k11M.:1artft-Gf-Noftb hiVe"l>iiiritlliil-iiiif'"_f.~ wouooea1n---
Th sd lw: r t his name should hav3 'been printed in allegedly ~ttempted to embrace ~ haired det's-it..nt --1~-. MV -4-..__ letnamele ud Vi'1_Ca.farctl.. . all Cambodian openlioas since April-' was won ur ay w_ ~-".a mo ton o top plact on a specified number :of woman driver by reachin& an annL .._ .a:OU •• -,-1· In view .ol the WOl'IMdn& military litp-29 when the first Americans -adviserl ~
further consider his comention Utat his b:a.llots. • through her car window. You're the court. You're tbt nole thine Uon ICnlll Cambodia, he 8dded, ·fbe to' South Vietnamese un.its _ went into
opponent's Victory wa1 ~legal was ap-Norris said It was agreeW before the The Laguna woman told police Ir you stand tor· tt., Jf )'OU c:oatrlbute aovernma1t ol Gen. Lon Hal hu uUd Cambodia.
proYed in court. , el~Uon that his name woukl iet prime she had stopped_ her c ar to it1 then JOU're pvt ol It... The allied commands in Saigon ha.Ye
Marshall Norris claims that She.riff· -·billing on all bal5ots in the second and pre~atory to makmg a turn 'ln Mia Actfna. weartrw a powder blue claimed nearly 11,000 enemy troops tilled
Coroii!r--Jarnes Musick's eleclioni "was fourth districts under the rotation system Skyhne Drive al Park AYenue when satin lroct·aewed far lier by a DM(nbel' N ixons_ r -ncel in the Cambodian fighting. Soutb Vtet-
uhlawful and shou ld be ruled invalid. ac~ by all candlda.tts in non-in-a ,bearded motorcyclist !n his late or the Manson ~f.lqdly'.' IUIOil-qntetl · '-Al narnese losses haYe been put at 7'I ··
The Orange County Board of cumbent races. 20 s rode u P alongside on a by. ' ' and 3,321 wounded.
Supenrisors has offered 1 motion to County Clerk William E. St John has motorcycle. : ''It'11 beautiful day," she observed. Pl t See No major ground fightinl was reported .
Intervene in the ciise, acting as the admitted the error aod offered before ... Aft~. cornm~1ng that she was 't'J'be sun WU out thia morning. Did ans 0 aloog·theea.ttemCambodlanbonR!'Ffi.:
Orange County Election Board' and this the election to correct it by printing cute, the ride~ reached in you see it," Manion asked reporters. . day, but a strong North VietnameM
moVe was approYed by SuperiOr Court special ballots for the office ol sheriff· l~gh her _car window and put ''l'YepaklmydebttolOCiety,"Manson N• ' Weddin and Viet Cong force attacked the~·
Judge William c. Speirs. · coroner. his arm ~round ~r neck.. said. ''l'Ye i:lYen it zz years ot my Iece S !? Yincial capital of Kompong Thom 75
·The presiding jufist set July l as St John'i moye was halted by the The ol?,teet of his affection made life. Just so you CIU1 walk the atreets '-' miles north of Pmom Penh under a
a hearlni dale and will appoint another decision or Superior C 0 u rt JU d g e a few comments ·of her ·own, and rkle YOW' bicycles, J'Ye lived in ,President Nixon has Cll)Celled an--predawn mortar barrage.
judge to rule.on the issue al lhat time. Harmon G. Scoville that there was not . ~mphaaized with a f.irnl shoYe your reform ICboob: and your nounced plans to attend the wedding The .Cambodian hijb command said
Norris cont.ends that the listing of sufficient time for such correctiYe action which caused .her adm.•rer to fall orphanqes." . the enemy pushed to withm··100 yuds ~
Musick in top spot on all county ballois and Norris would have to accept ,the DYer, along with his bike, as ahe Manson's attorney, Irving. A. Kanarek, of a n'iece in Newport Beach June 27 of major goYemment strcrtgpointa at ..
gave the Jong-time sheriff an unfair existing situation. droye off. ·sat beaide: him while Manson answered and, lnstead, will arr!Ye in San C1emen\e the .city, Jocated on the road to Siem.
advantage and created the impression Norris w• beaten in the June t elec-repor1ers' questions and later uked early in AIJIUllt, hlchly reliable source. Reap, 1ateway to lhe ancient ruins of
that the Yeleran officer was an in-tion by Musick who racked up 118,027 ·Superior Court Judge Laurence J . Rit· said tol!aY· Angkor. ••
cumbent. votes , to the 59,274 reco~ for his tenband to permit regular press con· Reports luued in recent weeks had Latest rtporls said fight.in& was rqinc-
The su-... ior Court clerk points out opponent. Assembly Put_s ferences for the cultist. --Id "·t •1..-n-.: ... t nd First I a.I around the city I with the attacken brina..: ,..... J "Mr. MalllOn is enUUed to acctas IMll .,,.. wn; ri'C-.n:n a IAUY ing up reinforcements despite a~ ii!!ii!ii!ii!ii!ii!!ii!!~~~~~~~~~~iiiii lo lhe mass media,'" Kanarek said. ''It would attend the June 27 rites in Newport strikes by Cambodian fighter4Klmben. • = ff should be set_ up with some ground ~~of a niece, Lawrene Nixon. There was' no word of casualtiet bl·
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.. -ung-er Measure -rules, .. we won't have cin:ulel like But -cea said the trip had -the battle fa< Kompong Thom, .. bicb•
what you oblerved here this morning, canceled and the next one 1cheduled has Men under almost. constant enemy
I wilh everyone llhoutinl questions in a by the Nixons is early in .,_ugust when presauie for more than a month. -t.
Il Conf ereDOO-di10rganiJed fashion." eon.,_ ldjoums. Cambodia's rail Hok lo Thailand -• Rittenband depied the request, obeirv-Tbit will ma-rk the stirt ol the Nixons' seYered by the V~ -Cong--'l'Uesday ht' SA~ (UPI) The Jng /. Kanarek wu "artlcullte" and . month-lgna: vacation, spent last. year at IJ' attack 41 mllel north.,st of Phnom~
Assembly loday-refused to ~--.. 1~-Gov. capable of preamtln1 Manson 's views the Western White House. -Penh -remalned ckised as goYemrnent: ~N w lo the news media. The bollday b expected lo be the troopo ...pr oJona the troct lo clelr•
Ronald Re.11an . a n adminiatralion· The judge alto turned down yet another ~e this aummer. . out ~y forces. •
opmsored biU approprlatinc II million 1---'--~-----'-----'--,.,.,-----~------"'-'-~~-~~-....,..__,.
In stai. fwids !Gr school lunches_lor_
needy children, ·
But the author, Auemblyman Gordon
Dully, (R·llnord), oak! Ille move la
refusinr to accept minor S e n a I •
ameodmentJ ltCtuall)'""wiS a parliamen-
tary maneuyer to pt the meaure into
an AsRrnbly-Senate conference com-
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He said Sen. <lt!Olie Moscone, (D&in
Francl9co), author of a rival scbool
lunch bill, had IOl?le ldeu for "im-
pnwina:" Duffy 's rneaeure .
Duffy aid assurance from
Moscone "that Jn no instance will the
bill be put .la such • fdnn that the
governor will not sign it" He said. he
did not know the nature of Moecone't
Cl\inges .•
Under. the bill, the fret or low CUil _
lunches at scool would be only for
children in the aid lo famili.. wltfl
dependent cbildren welfare pn>1rarn.
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Hartford. Wi s., police officer lfh C•rpenter .of the Juvenile
ivision gives talk_s_ on drugs to
hoot children as part of his Job.
a talk last month to eil{hth gr• ~rs at St. Kallian's School, he
1rned wafers that give off a smell
rnilar to marijuana. On a class
ttlfg·Mondar.att>evil'-s Lake Stala --
:trk some of' the St. Kallian's pu.
IS sniffed What they said smelled
te those wafers. They talked 1to
eir counselor and he called the
irk ranger. Four young people
ere found nearby. arrested and
usrged with possession and use of
arijuana: •
City officials h.t¥'t set asldt
SatJJrday, July 18, as "Pig Dau" m honor of all law tnforcefMttt
agencies of the city 0 11d countfl.
In co1tjurn:tion wilh "Pig Da11,"
the Tusca loosa Strtoma Club an-
nounced Tuesday it is planning
a watermelon cUttt11g for the day
and will distribute J0,000 lapel
buttons and 10,000 bumper
stickei! i:lealing With the slogan;
"Pride, Inttgrity and Gut&." The
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Conserv•tiv• Edw•rd Huth Next Prim• Minia ter
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War Debate Limited -4
_Senare.JY.ill Work on OtMr Legis f:<ition
_ WASHJKOTON (UPI)' -'Ibo Senate the l'Tesldenl'a power u ~
flaolly lill ....., the loiJun cm vital ID clUil lo proled bi1 '--;--
-'do ·-· bul 111_n...-k ~ vole WU IOI for -y. ·-.... Ct........ md the ""'" Sen. 110ber1 £. llynl (D-W. Va.) his l\lluUcrl dranel cm. . ' lnln>duced an am--lfylnc the
8-lon _.,,,,.,.17 IC'Md 'lbundoy Cooper-Clturch -· -nol talte . to lay -the Cam-laue durlnc away frooi the P.-"llW coo-
eveotnc baw-a to act on the backJoa alltullonal · power wt>iclt may b e
of ,._.iatlou bl1ll and other vital necal&t)' to protect the lives ol United
. domelllc lellalatlon !bat have been pillitc Siiia armed'°"""' wn.r.v.r deployed."
up !!Ince Aiw!I. . , II is expected lo wtn l!eONlllOllUllO!ll
_The J1~en1.t. however, did not ·~ aupport. . pear to put ·.the linate muCh clOler--.---Backers-ot-ttie-Cooper..QliifCh~amtnCl-
lo 1 !!howdown cm ~ pendln& bill lo ment qulcltly eodoried ' il, conte"!linl
cut off funds for future U,S. military it was only another in a series o(
operali<m in Cambodia. essenUally meanin&lns gestures of sup.
Debate over the oontroversiat proposal, -port for_ Pt~.Moti"al powers ·t·h at
sponeored by Sens: ~ohn Sherman Cooper Congress could ·not lake away even U
(JI.KY,) and Frank 01Ul'dl (!).Idaho), U chose.
became aidetracked qaln today oa ,ftdministraUoo. allies endorsed it call·
the issoe tblt has plqued It from the ing it a major concessicm by the ..;uwar
outset: wbetber·tbe meeaure takes away bloc. -•
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his -deleoted lalt _k _ The
main difference Is Byrd'• orf&lnal
modlftealfon ~ :bavo boln tacUd ·
on to . tile key _.iional clauae ol
the Clloper-0111"'11. measµro, bis /MW
amendmellt would be 1ttac:bed · to the
end ol the bilL
Church -Byrd's new ameods
ment simply spells out the president'•
powers as commander-in-dlief, while the
one . rejeeted-1asi-wetrwOWd have
dlm.ini.shed, and perhlps wrecked, the
congrtsmanal power under the Con-
stitution to control the purse strings
for the Cambodia. venture.
Sen. RoWI P. Griffin '(R-Micfl.), tho
asaistant miniority leader, said the new
Byrd amendment was~even stronger than
the last and its passage would be I '
key victory for the adminislralion.
Killer Patrols 'Super Spy' V~S. Satellite
Shot Civilians,
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"' CAP_E KEN¥DY (UPI) -The A~ 20,302 lo 21,391 miles high,
DA NANG, Vietnam (UPJ) - A teen-Force rocketed a secret satellite lowlfd Both of the earlier satellites are in
Troop Reports
aged U.S. Marine Corporil today told a diitant orbit 'today in a project believed orbits that Cross the equator al an
a court martial board be watched four testing an advanced early waminc angle of about 10 degrees. In such a
otber leatherneck memben of a .. killer system against missile 3ttacks. =-e ~ !~C:n ~right pattern
team" pa~l shoot to &ath lt Viet-The shot, however, was. bellevect to . lnfonnea sources said the sat.ellit.es
nameae women . and children jo a be a .repeat of two earlier launchings are part of a new' early warning system
· -hamlol ·that .. nt satellltes Into near..stationary mentioned recently In Oongressionll
Another Marine told the Coan that "dwell'' orbits that remain over one · testimony. D. John ~-Olter, director of
• ••anything out after dark ls .fair game'• broad area of efarth. the .Deiense Department's resiartb PfO"
Deputy sheriffs in T a c o m a , C • W d H th M · -fi grams, said the' United States was AC\ &Sb ., are looking for the person ampaign · arme en anner fO< such patrols, which normally operate me trst in the series WU lawiched celeralinll' I aatellite oyalem-deliped
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bo tried to leather his nest by In "boltile" regions. Aug. 6• 1968•. into an orbit ringing from to provide early warning against Soviet
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. ..,. rib f I The tes"-· l the 19·615 to 24,'169_mile1 ·high. 'lbe·aecond land and sea-based missile aUacks.
!8 mg ..-... wo ~ concre e LONDON (AP) -Edward Richard cbernJat. Heath's was "a c~nt.er and • wuuny came 8 court was fired April 13, ltet, into an orbit ?Ids from .Roy Molvln. The l!l~ds .. ~e HJaill went Into the Brltlih ~ . his mother, worked 0£Cis!Wllf ., • .. martial of Pvt. Michael .A. Schwarz,. • The newest satellite took olf from
.re used to mak.e bi rd baths. Uoli camp~lign with a marked distaste maid. • 2p'r"emoedf ,'Y'ta~leditonm, uwrd.ervaa.t'oncbarpdg with twhrlth '"k * '1:f.L aatuncwo-~;.PgeadAu'!._•Algen7:a37 ~k.met. lhaEDTI elm' o,~
for the hurly burly Qf the hu.stln1~-As a yoUngster Heath attended the ee ' llwt .... -~-==---"'ed"'-Heatlr-eftded-lt-smilini prttliDI . slate-run Chatham House School in other Marines who will be tried later. ~-Z '9 La d bed into the clear sky on a brilliant
,., n •• h "·•I•• •·•i·es and·_._._ side Ra at whit oth littl Lance Cpl. Michael S. Krlchten, Jl.1.., 0 S pillar of orange flame. As the machine
"'ie 1_, • MlNI •oe --.. ..._... · ~ msa . e, e , er . e of llanover Pa. thin and tired after -~ reached the upper atmosphere, a Jong
In the early day~ of the campei~; Tories "ere getung their eduCaUons at bting hospliauzed with malari testifed w· h N M white trail ol vapor blosaomed out behind
commenteton unfavorably com 1 suCh elite schoois '"a& HarrOw Of· Et.on. a, I It ew ark Heath's 'stUL formal, s 11 i 't 1 y Cbalbam House'a.deblUng aocietf _pulled 1 he wat.ched the Marine patrol remove it. authoritarian , manner with \be atnial. . ~ "aby 1.$.year-okf, out of hil sbeb and . five women and 11 children from three The launching was not announcecl
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••5Jo;'l'in& WiJe.<racking style ol Prime ~-went , Oll-.lo . beceme, !>{Ni\ltlll . o!.. huFe.tsb.· 1',1 __ the, village of Son Thang lut F"'r En-durance ahead oJ _lime, ltllt'slho.J20-~j;!l Mlniate HIJilld W lso 1be 1e th Oxf rd U tradltiotlal laUrichin u -, was clearly: visible on its launch pad weren~~aming ~~~\or f:tr : ~JoroB~IOl\~~ticiails. ~ 1 .He. said the Marines cut down· the spouting oxygen vapor for---mote than ...
el tbe Caam't'ldtia, they aaid. • Heath's loirer<lasa baCqround g:Ugbt civililDi wttb Mlf 1utomaUc rifles, .45 MOSCOW (UPI) -Russia's two-man an hour -1 sure sign a !hot is imminent.
llll M 111e ' ...... ....-..;.. <llli ·~-led hilnto tile LlllOr or ~~II and a_. lawlcber. Soyuz 9 space ,<ralt parachuted aafely Allunchattemptwascallod offTuesd1y, _., Ms been gt.nted lmmulllly to _ _.i. "--"'-' apparently beca111e Of t h re 1 ten i n I &3-year~ld Heath did, _1oo striding into ra1 parUes, but be llked the friri proeecution to testify at tha bial. ~ w in ~ central Aaia .today, weather.
thrones o( voters.-clasp1ng hanl;ls•. kiuing ComervaUve-com ml t me n.t to • Krictun said the tlllinp·~ ordered ~odlnc 1 maioo. of IlW'ly ti days a blJ'l7 -..... llonally and. prodict1111 ~ pbtiooopbf> of Individual !...tilom and bl' \he ~ leader, Pvt. Randall D. that vautled Rlllala ahead ol lhe-United II waa !l)f rtr1t apace llhot from the torJ ....... ll!f~llssatd -, t1!f ....-of national wealth. • .,_;_,, -; of Calv'·' n~ ~ ~u Slates in tho ~ '" ,_, ,_ end·--, , eape since April 22 when the Nallonal n.-ite Na 1 t and ''The i. .... to ..... l.1 ts 1he lio .....,.., *' .... .._ ......., ,--:m "' .--... --Aeronautics arxl Space Administration
""!5"'1'' , · qpper-c ass accen _, ev~., ..... ng . crea n the Mainet: on 1 nl&ht '"tiller team'' the official nen ~··_;, Tass ___._._ la,,nched a communicat"'"• satellite. ~education at BalUal CoUeg~. Oxlor~ -or more national wealth," he once told · -·'-I · •· (\,,. • --· ... ,, '51""'..,.. -• ....... whlCh bu produced more prime an lnterv~. "WithOOt some-prosperity -~" on ~ ~gged ~ Son ya11ei:, ~m~uta »talY Sevaatil nov and Usually before space~. the launch
mhJJsteta tban any, singl_e British in-you can't have a full life -· tr&velinc, .f~!a'pe""", andndedHaerrodwom~e~~ Sclrihedw' ... !! ~ -Adrian Nikolayev soft.landed under thrtt !ime and details of the ri'lission are ~ H tb 1 theat books f d t -. "'" Riii .... parachutes strung to their ailvery Soyuz announced. Today's filght Was only the -ea s or gins . are more er. 0 your own an no to "flnisb her off" with a pistol at 7:59 a.m. ~DT after a flt'••• that th' d t · 'b't I I ... ~ ••• h in e tban Harold Wilson's. borrQwed from the library. If you want " . · a:. ..... 1r secre or I a aw""""'6 ere
· '-Wllion'a-r•ui:tr-was an indultrlal freedom and a lire which can be active Herrod ~.old us to kill ~ rest of . ~.ted 17 days, JI lbrs and. 58 minutes. seven years. and reOective, thl'il this is the basis." . !he ·peop,e, Krlchten sa~. , He said, ·1 u craft landed 47 miles , west oC The Air Force· advised news media
In recent years he has done his reading .' I waqt U\eSe people killed. I turned K&rag~anda in Sovie't Kazaktlstan . two years igo that some Defense Depart· -* _:* . * -
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and reflecting in a luzury aP.artment~ t.o ..P(c (Th9mas R.) Boyd and ,JSkecl, Medical checks made at the scene ment . launchings were planned for the
in Altiiriy:-London's mosf aeslribir-'"'I! !Je·crazy¥or wh-at? ... ' ed-the-two-men~hacl.welLwlthst~~~uiring a greater degree of-apartmtnt house . ~n, the Corporal said, "everrbody U?e co,~d.iUons o.f wei1htlessness and the secUrity prOtection tfiin -otners -made
In pri¥ate life, Heath is an enthusiasllc1 spot. He told the court .'~ himlelf flight, Tass said. in the past."
epubliccn Senator· Jacob Jauif.$ of 8 "ta" ' H th musician and an accomplished organist fired over the heads of the vk:t1ms. Soyuz 9 had blasted oU at 10 p.rii. Moat of the nation's Classified mllltary
ew York proves tkat height is TIO n JD S ea When he gets a chance, he loves . to . Lance Cpl. Gary E. Freel ~tified (3 p.m. EDT) on June I and lhe landing shots are curled out from VandrnbeJt
mttation to speaJtlng abiliftl, os he ..,.-conduct choirs. YachUng is his other it was common practice for killer today· ecllpe9d ·tbe former record held Air Foree Bue, Calif., where satellites
?t.s 11 little htlp /f'Om hiJ friend&. He WASHINGTON (UPI) -Praidenl passion. teams'' that "anything· out after dllt by •tronauts '!a.nk ~an and James are easily 1aundted into polar orbl\I. -rtanc1~-e-Vaited..b'eu'-!'""'-~l1~on'l!.ite~lephoned Edward Healb today , ls fair game" and that he bad beln Lovell, the Gemw 7 pilots who remained The cape however is the best site
ational equipm.q,t bo:t i n ordtr to to C0111talUrate m ott-tllrvlctory-trt------6·--Cr--&--~o patrol wbe civilians were slain aJoCt for 13 days. eight houn and 35 for launching 'into ~Uonary orbits with
lake himaeL/ mof't visible above the the British election by Marines. -a low an&!e to the ~_.!!tr.
tngfe of mlcrophon.. during a Nl<Gll told the nest prtme minister TIMES MISSES Freel, of Eaal Tawu, Mich., was ad,
xech on CamJtodia. be looked forward to continuing the vised by the court oi his rights against
• "cloae historic ""°'iation" between the BY EVEN DOZEN self lncrimlnaUon and later ordered not two countries. to spell with f!porlers.
At last there's hope that the West· NlJOn also put in a traflS:-Atlantic ,calL
rq Tongue-tied Chub Minnow may to defeated Prime Minister Harold
e saved from extinction. The Ohio Wilson espresing his "personal sym-
fivision of WildlUe has closed to pathy." Nl.ton recalled to Wilson that
ail catchers the lower five miles he bad lost a couple of important elec·
f King's Creek in Champaign Coun-t!ons himself.
1 in an effort to save t he rare min-White Home Press Secretary Ronald
ow ln its. last Mid'1estern strong· L. Ziegler laid Nilon tokl Heath that
old. Wildlife'experts say pollution ,;he looked forw,al'd to seeing him and
.nd the lack of Rood bank cover working with him." ave caused the disappearance of · No date was set for a meetin&,
lie minnow elsewhere. however, Ziegler said.
·LONDON (UPI ) -'nie Times. of Lon-
don had Utt right election but the wrong
dtte -b'y 12 years -in comparinl
tht trend toward a conservaUve y\ctory
to Harry S. Truman's upset victory over
Thomas E. Dewey.
"It looked like the most 11tonishint
upset of electoral prediction since Hany
Truman trounced Governor Dewey ia
1980," the Times said. The Truma&
Dewey race was in 1948.
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3-step-'Lottery .
System Devised
For July Draw
WASHINGTON (AP) -Dnlt elliclall
have devlaed 1 threwtep -,. lo
"""'"' Utat the selection of 1'llllllers
Is nndom and tbua •Joli! cri!lc!sn thlt
l1rl'O!lllded the first, drawln& llat
D<:oelllber. .
. 1be new oyatem will omploy·bolh man
and computer when the drawing is .held
July I lo delennjne ule order ill. wllicfl
l'O'llll men turnlllf 19 wtll be l!d!cted
into tbe armed forces.
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Naw Mr. -NEWada House Sends Hiswric Bill to Senate
.Wage, Price Con~.rols
Weighed in Congress
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
iSSue of standby wage and
price controls shows signs of
igniting a congreMional furor
over President N I x on ' s
domestic policies.
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Honor Ameriea , • •
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WASHINGTON (AP) -The
ation's""capitat~win celebrate
the 194th birth of the republic
with Honor America Day, a
series or July 4th events
designed to "counter all the
bad things that have been said
about this -country."
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America we want." said J.
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Honor America Day.
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are Olympk-9\yle rUmers who
will carry American &is i•
relays from Indepeldence Hall
in Philadelphia, • the HaU of
freedom at Valley Forp and
tl1< Colonial Capllal l'l
Williamsburg, Va. to Wub-•
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116 Years Young • Mrs. Dora \V. Jqhnson shows off a plaque ii;en her ·
by lhe state of Ohio for being the state's 'oldest liv·
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court records for the possibility that Mrs. Johnson
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No Objections Raised
'nle H1llllinlton Beach City •Council ldopted ant
,_., bndcet-..-.....Wy lnll-willloul crllidJm this
The DAILY PILOT knows of no. reuoo lo doubt Ibo
need..for4he ataff increa111. The c:onclualon lo be drawn
'weet. • from the lack of public response is that no 001 el11
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-Fllur of lhti couneilmmi hlll-....,,-.wtrihe •10, 798~-does either, ---~· ~Y; nslrioit;coo there .,.., llO"fta----II wlli be ·out of order,-theretore ~ talk-of "em··---1-
for tllem lo comment on it lurthe<. pire-bullding" or "extravagance" tO be raised later. It
Jl'or tile memben of the !"lblic, however, Monday will be in order to remember that the city has adopted
nilbt was their opportunity lo ralle en objection. None a budget of nearly $11 million end no one had a word dia. The hearing was 1 perfect uemple of voter apathy. lo say against it. ·
.11 wu opened and closed.in 30 HCODds. There were no
challengers.
The city charter does .not call for 1 !"lblic bearing
on the budlet, but one is held, neverlheless. The charter
-DOI nqulre the~~ lo be adopted by ordinance -lo moll:• it more -but that Is done, never·
theleu. • . .· ·
In !be budget, utlma npjiidl exc •
COIDI by '811,141. ff will be baienced by moving $450,000
frllm Ille conUngency oceount end cltppiDg iDto last
year's llUl'Jllus for '4111141. ·
The addition of M · employes lo the pre11nt city pay-
roll of ifO is responsible for the blggei! boost ift ,,.
penditure1. 1,
Protective servlcea, auch as tbe ppllce and tire de--
partments will grow the most, 1etWtg 14 more men
apiece. It is pleasing lo see1 however, that recreational needa era not .being neglec ed. The recreation staff is
being increased by five, the library •tiff by lour and
the parka staff by three.
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, A ~ Slogan Needed
The Hub of Recreailo~? Sun and Fun City? The
Surfing Spa of So~ifomia? These are some
suggestions for a slogan for Huntington Beach.·
The Chamber of Commerce as fonned 8 tourism
committee to promote the city and attract vpcationers.
It'• the first step.
The city hH much to sell. In addition lo its beaches,
Huntington Beach is within easy driving dist4nce of
what already is· an amazing variety of family attrac·
lions. ·
.The proposals to make Huntington .Beach a.bigger
attraction .jn its own right include dog racing, jai alai,
more restaurants and possible hydrofoil trips to Cata-
lina.
The tax rate will 10 up 15 cenll lo $1.l!G. But H
cell wlll account for payments on tile hltereat end re,
dempUon of the '6 million voter .. ppruved park bonds.
To get things started, however. the city needS to
determine what its new image should be. A good slogan
will help. The chamber is planning to run a contest for a
slogan, inviting suggestions from citizens. It's a a:ood
idea.
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·'Sir, the 3rd platoon haa chipped in and would like to buy 40 ~
so'/4iers to take our place out here.'. · ..
How to R each
T he Campus
S t~res Group
To Ille Editor:
Yaar edilDrill alitlld "New Voice _
al _ .. (DAILY PILOT June 11),
climibed ID •ti-New' Left tl'pplpflce
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PAUL L, AllDBllOll
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.Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
The 8dolacent "students" of Isla
Vista (In lplte al adult bodies) are
ltlll the little brats who k1cted their
lalh<n In the lbtnl and then cried .
when their falbers spanked them!
-L. M. P.
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Muell l nlonnatima Is 'Non-tran slonnable'
Responsibility of English · Teachers
Some Information .can be pwcbed on their ideas oflen cannot be paraphrased;
cards, coded, computerized, converted '°" · . . ~; ·•· their ,mtences· .cannot be p-ansformed
Jnlo fla shes or light or beeps ·and pro-.. Hay'"' t,.-Wa . · l ror computer proce.ssjng. cessed by machines. It can be translated ..... ~
from English to · Rm1ian to-Japane11i-~a:;;:::,;.;.;.:;:::,3r,::~~~ In other words, IOITle or the , most
and come back in.to important inf<niaUon in ~ world, in-
Engll.sh -and come WE ALL KNOW of other eiamples formation about how we feel and react,
'fi:Chijuni;diltorted and of ~trllllfonnable informaUm. There about our fears and jqys and passions, ~ ed. You r is the poem you know in a foreign is not transformable information. It is Jl!OO!blY b@ik .•late. --languap 'lor-.ihlch !her> never<ii! Iii -lnlormatlon tllat'hU to he uptrlenced
the entire intell~tual community, 1eien-
tilic, political and philosophical as well
as humanistic. - -
Semanticisl.! are often asked, "Do you
think all problems are verbal?" I have
answered th.is question in a variety ol.
ways, but I think the best answer wu
gi\'en in a poem by Claude Coleman
.of Southern Il~is University:
KEEP TALKING ment or the • a satisfactory English tramlatioa. There rather than simply read.'
of your insurance are the YMidlab words and ayinp whole Thus. despite the rapid progress of All problem1 are not m':"1Y verb&J,
payments are e :1 • meaninp can never be fully conveyed technology and the information eclences, 1be philosophen tell me lD UDOOUDted
_ , ~mplea ~~::i to U-who don't undentsnd_Y'l!IJilsh. teachen ol Engllsil ¥<! 1peech,~of.st)'le. _ ~ of w«ds -bul
• medical· ni--·for any other oper• Because it is readHy If Toulouae-Lautrec, Van Gogh, Sir and rhetoric, continue to have a function , tnea making Jove with my mouth
tionL Doell tbtl blll mean we no Jonier connrted' without Joshua Reynokls and Stuart Davia were in the world. They teach their studerit.s taped shut
hlYI 111J caatnl over our children?-loss from one "Ian-each given thf-job ·of~ paJnUftc a field how to commit to words -to ~try And I lost my love. DolJ tbll ~ that the ltlte take• guage to another, John H. Wilson of the of poppies, they would all paint different and eloguei:ice -the evaluations, ·the I tried. mating friends with my mouth
0'8' aD rlchtl ~'tbt·future? Lawrence Radiation Laboratory calls it pictures -radically different. 'ftle fact feelings, the n~transformable· ·ex-taped shut
MR&. DOLORES KAISER "transformable" information, u opposed ol poppla as botarilcal 1peclmeOs is · penences of t6i world: And-I~·lost my friend .
Jfcmv f1!Gdn1 J1ovt: caUed for thia to lh~ which iJ "~anafqrmable." transformable lnfonnaUon. Blrt how eac · -_ l tri~ maltlg: war with my mouth
ICltne mfOnnotion. Tar Uteratun and "Non-tranalormaOle" information Is different artiat apprehends· and feels TEACB~RS OF ENGLISH and speech taped shut .
f1'rlh<r dolo, c:ontocl CJ<rvori/ T11omoa, Pl'tllle From • Lo1er Iba~ which ts contained, !or eumple, a boot popp!OI ii non-transformable. have a huge responslblllty to com· But no one was angry and the shooUng
P. O. B~ 9~55. San ~. Callf. To the EdlCor: ~ in a poem or• work of art. Mr. Wilson Isadora Duncln expreaed the aame munlcation. Some of their 1tudents are atopped. 92109~ Telephone 1J41213WIO or ta Jllustratea thl1 point by com~ on Idea ol non-transfonnabillty when she eoinc to be aclenttata and some are I went about the street with my mouth
Orange COM~, 714147~1. lleClat'eaitarials in OrUlle County the difference. between Toyii:bet's 10. wu uked the meaninl of one Gt her 1oinc to be lawyers qr poliUcians or taped shut
-Bditot _l!IPlfl_ba,ve ~•,lot to uy about volume "A Study of History" and a dances.""If I couJd have told you,'' advertising men or poets. To all their Andtheytookinetothenuthouse.
clDCUdltel qUl}ificabons, or lack of . on•voltime condensation; '-1wbich aptly ahe said, "I cauldn't have danced IL" students they mu.st teach the re-Where ~ am to this day
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• ' the Fifth Supervtsorlal Dtstrlc~ who Toynbee's vision of man and history ·problem. When they ID he)ood facto also leach elocjuence. Tead!en of Ensl(,h By S. I, H&)'abw•
To tbe Editor : reoelved tbe worst defeat of his career, goes beyond his facts and theories, That and theories to the poalble mearunp and speech have a responsibility not Prftldeat
The city of Anaheim aboukl be bekl that thole ~ castigated ~n Caspers, vision ls ••non,transformable ." and hwnan impUcaUom of their adenct, just to th.e world of literature, but to San. Francisco State CoDtp
-table !or the Iii youtba who _. pibllcly aisling he . "la without any .
lllllpltalbed u a mull al the roct parUculsr qualification" and n o t
t.tifal at the aacuum. Tbele fett!Yall necessarily a good candJdate have done
. -~t ~v!IJ ciellrucltDD and him an tnjullice and the~!• of Or!!!i• -lion ac-lllil ~. It's Ume County a dilllerviC<. ,._g of tbele JOUth demand that One must ask what qualifications are
maney-bungry JRIDOlen be ll'T'tlted for .• ~. what ma~~-a good candidate? ~H .... io the dellnqueaey of mlnon U incumbe;ncy is the n e c e s s a r y ~ -. • qlllltflcatioo then OU. would suuest the
A. C. WHITE ·papen In question were In favor of
doln( away Wilh the electoral syslem
1~.su.11.ee ud -ting a dlctatonhip of in· ·
cumbenta. Then what would happen when
the Incumbents flllllly <lie of old qe l
Obvioualy the suppoaitioo ts ridiculous. To the Editor :
W ASltlNGTON -Jn th i s com-
mencement season and as suggested
readlna: matter for President Nixon's
new Commission on Campus Unrest, we
are moved to turn o~~r this space to
a Youn& man neither of us knows.
William C. Placher of 'the clUI of lt'IO,
Wabash (Ind.) College, major portlona
of whose graduatlon address follow:
with cities and campu.ses alike eruptin1
into vkilence and mankind apparenUy
fated in the end to sink under the
mass of its own 1arba1e1 it surely takes
no. particular tnalthl to he depctM<I.
the demons that beset men, he wrote :
"For every da)' there dte Among us
those who were eking us mne good
and knew it was never enough but hoped
to impro~ a litUe by living.'
And so it mly prove worthwhile to " ..... 111IRD IS a movie called 'Butch look foc ,.._ for hope. La me ollf:r Cwidy ad !he SundiJnce Kid.' While •
"WB ARE TOLD lhat the Viet Coof, )'UI three frqments to ahore up the the heroes,. or anUheroes, are surely
who have not been defeated by aU of rU.lns of the Uinta. among life'~ )men and end up lhot,
America'• military power, are aomebow they have a hell of a lot of fun 'alone
WbJ -the DAILY PILOT claim
ti:. be a Republican newspaper when
,.. doll'f mdorae pd Republicanl -u George Murphy, John &c:llmitz, Dr.
Ila llafferty or Dr. -P-, but ,.. endorse lbeir _.. ., 11111-
ler H they're u far left u Norloo
Simm!
I WOUUI SUGGEST that Mr. Cospers
wu an excellent Candidate and ii well ·
qualified for the pooltton. Any man who
CID atlain the financial pooitlon he hu,
and become the clllef encu\lve of a
mdltable OOd-iastitutill!, IUCh 81
he, cvtalnly IDUlt have mne quaWica·
ttom. I believe ,.. ' wUi find in the
flnal aoab'lta tbe aualHYlDa criteria are:
(I) j:lecuuYe atr111: (2) MlminlstnlUve
skill: (3) AttrllCltq capoblt paople to
odvite .and work on the tum, ad (4)
A desire to . accept a challenge and
muta IL
". • .Jn 1955, when most of us were·
in the 8'COl1d grode, Secretary of the
Army Wilbur Brucbr uaured the
American people that within a year
or two the Communist threat in Vietnam
v..'O\lld be' ended. In 1113, when wt were
~es in high . ICbool, Defense
Secretary Robert McNamara promised
that American advisers in Vietnam would
be horn~ by Chi'illtm:u.
goinl to be beaten tur a South Vletnunel! ''THE P1R11' IS from Albert Camus' ttie wajr.
army which has yet to llaow any novel, "l'tie Pique,' in which a doctor "There's a feeling around that if one \
eqeraea to fight, a n d we wonder if recounts the &rim stnaaglea o( hi• ctty can't actually do anythinc about Vietnam t
MRS. A. J. TURNER
T1I< DAILY PILOT lilll tu politico!
iffi1JiifiOh ai a" tndqmdtnt uioJpOo-
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Foreign Aid
'VMtnlmbation' isn't another word ,for when swept wMb an ep6demic of the or radlm c:r polluUon, one can at least 1•
·'potJUcol expedience·. . . · bubonic plague, and at the end (he) ha,. Ille decency to he mlaerably llllhap-I
" .. .f do not want to d•ell only on (!!plains that he bu -this 'to py. I tlJinit tNl'a tlupid. I
a note of despair. Ten y'Nrs ago I /state quite simply what we 1wn in "A real coocem fc:r these problems
could htvo been _,,;_, and a time o1 pealllenco: 111111 there are makes 111 wanl to oetze the joy that I
tried to depress all ol you (and) attack more 1hlnp to -in men than -In the · ,...14. '.'111e class of 1"
"A YEAR LATER, Lyndon J..-~-the apparen~ seU-ca.UsfacUon ol IOdtt)' to despise.' 1970 does not enter a world full of \
\IUIJllYfl and s-·i. of 'alieoaUon' and 1uiltential 11 The aec:<md come1 from was elected on the . promise "that ,_... • • · • poem Ckrious opportunities. But perba-we'll a~.· W. H. Auden-. when Slcmund Freud •--~~ there ~ MY PEKSONAL feellnis are that Mr. American boys would not have to fight -m .,._ are mere tblnp to Cupen ranks extremely b1&b In all a war for Asians. Four years later, "But loiay, in the mid.st of war, died. Of thole, like Freud, who blttlt lldmlre in man than to delpi.se ; perhaps
four. He has proved it In his bullnus Richard Nixm was elected on a promise knowin& it will neYer be eftOUlh to !'
career,_ and_be bu proved It in bil tohal •. end thetha_ '!Ir. ~ aAmyear andbo a B B f n h hchanc!~the-world, we will act more
c11npalgn (one of the linelll l have f after . t, Ille finl etlcan . ys· etter e o•n eat -y _we upected"" would; I eYel'-witnessed in 21 .flll'L.OJ RQlitlcat we~ killed 1n Cambodia. _ -~---,, _ _ , _ _ _ _f _c;;,._ . . ---~ we;~ have a ol fun _aq___J
ezperlence). Whether w .,rtts wilh~"~n-we b·e blamed for growmg the way. . . · t
· hls poliUcal affiliation; pbllotophy or a~ 1USp1cloua about .what our government _ By Frank Muldewtct J
proach one must jive him his j!Jlt tells us abollt Vietnam? We are told ftoapta at Llrp: u d Tom Bradu I
due. &a ~ wa-" an u:emplary that Americlna are fighting for the ri1ht Estates of aubltanct lhoWd be
campaip 1 and 1 congrab.tlate him for of the Vietnamese to choose their own "distributed before dNth, and not after;
hll campaign and his vletory. I allD pvemncnl, but we have read Dwight first, because they generally do ~ f
wllb to doff my cap in respect to Eisenhower's admission thal if free elec-good sooner than later; and, teCOnd , •-----· , , 1 f
Mr. Allen, Mr. watter ud Mr. WlllOB, lions in Vlelnam had not been prevented becalAM dealh lhould not be a caUle 1
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who bad the intesUnal fortitude llld by the United States In 111$5 Ho CIJI for covtrl rejokinl Dll the part of the -· Rocooemt'I larj obeer'lltill!:
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1 eourqe of their convictionl to 1IJ' It Minh would have nn an ~helming beneflclarles. ''A man who ha Mftl' sone to ICbool
on the llDe In this campaign. victory. • • • mlYJk!Ji_fnlm a fnl&bt car: but U
II .. a -"'"·--and prtvtlep to The ume Amerlcins who are -arsuin1 he h"I a univentty education, he Ill&)'
• . Friday, June 18, 1970
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j • • • ' .--• f -lion ·-~-at ··-~·--·~." ba" -1 participant in the ctmptlp. B ,,., . or aesre1a -·~ ·~ --·-• -CRIS. c. CRIS_I --' veerr_e_-_-_-~----+-day would have been • • • -.............. DI zmrll: "ID the pelt-----1---arcutnl for 1lavery 'Ibere ·art men • opUdoDlted tbat • ,... .._ w..111 War II, we have Dear Georp:: a century ago -and they have IOluUom for ~ there .e
.,.t cww a .... snrl bllfion doUan ' tdlml ,,_: ftOlftn ' art wefcoml'. I'm lk:k of you, aaytna men the only ~uon they no problems. ·
• ""' ·-., Ibo free wwld' and N.....Ur IOritcn '"°""' _..., lll<fT should ..... do -.rkl II I loll to do ID -ii • •
ftll' , .. tlllllm m ICllDO">ic 111iltance . me.aogea la -.soo word.I or ltu. TM were your wile, I woukl leave that they ar• as-One ol the nlOlt •tnfonut.lve and cm--I 11 lill9o tld ..i ·~i.m· rtoM to °"""""' llt-to Iii ipoc< you! hamed to fece the Jo. llructlve boMl l'ff reed on our 1lannin1 i:llal:•:•:.,~-~· pit? lome nawapapen are or elbnblat4 Ubtl " rntTDfd. All let-FEM gical C!OUmequences crime situatJon in the U.S. is "The F liol m lllo honlllla fact that ten WINI f!Jdl)(fa llgllohlr< and mafl. Deir Yem: o1 thtir belief$. C--ltcNIOll Politlcltn'a Gulde to Crime Con-
t -· . ._.i lllo -t foreign lntr CJddrOll, btJI -IFIGU .flt loll.II-. Oil, you ' lmpractlcal, silly. Jillie 01Jr touchlnf mod-trol," by two pro1 ... ~ criminD!oflsU
• • 'tn blllory. I say more po1A·r.r held °" nqw1C if n/fldc'nt rtuon dear. How coold my wife leave-em tattll ill the •• who *"' euctly whit can, and must
to · ' .. • Llll'I ~ lbt whole ~ l'oeir, ioUt wol flt pllb-me! Who mild do the dilhel! benellla of fonnal· odUCll!on ou'1t to he done. (University al C!Jlctgo Prell
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our rtader1' • opinioftl, and by
pnHntitag the di~s• ~
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SHARltlO A oo.l ~ Mrs. 'Robert Lindstrom, Mrs. Edward Lavelle and Mrs.
John "lcClane (left. to right) jump for joy follo'{il!g fll!!ir inatallation as qew of1 ficers .• Foufibln Valley's Laa Brizas del Mar "Aux'Ulary o'f the Children'•
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Joy la Sharing" a Goal h'as been selected .as the auxiliary's theme for
the conung year following the installation of neW officers of FountaiR Val-
1ey's._Las ·sr1zas del Mar. · • · ·
. . Mi;s. John McClane, founding ·metl\ber. of the suppDrt g~p for ·th~
~hil~ren s Ho!fle Society, wJ.s ~ted,as presictent•follow1ng a dinner meet-
ing 1n Francois restaurant. • . ,
Servin~ as inslalljng officer was hef father, Air Force Lt. Col. (rel.)
Willa,rd L. ~11Ier, a~d seated with her were the Mmes. Clyde Story and Ron
Garland, vice presidents; Edward Lavalle and Robert Lindstrom secre· ~arie1; Joseph Maiolo, treasurer, and Antliony. Gajewski, parliame~tarlan.
Mrs. Gajewski and Mrs.•Jarnes Ackley, past 'presidents of the four-
year-0ld group. recently Were installed as vice president and parliamentar-
ian 0£ the Or~nge County CO~cil of Auxiliaries. ..
. First ~oals of the auxilib.ry members will be entering their third float
in . the Huntington ~eaci. Fourth of July parade in hopes of winning th eir
third trophy ; operating a lemonade stand that day to provide fur'id1 for cnext
year's entry, and a slJmmer social to honor their husbands.
. · Four "!embers of _ther group were spe3k,r1 dUring thi annual state-'
Mde con~ention . emb~acang m~re than 230 auxiliaries. Participating during
the meelil)g earlier Ibis monlJI ID the S11eraton-Universal Hotel. Loe Angeles , •
were Mrs. Ackley, who dl1<:a1sed .111terpretatlon ; Mrs. Gajewski who
moderated a session .on fWld-raising; Mrs. McClane, who offered id!1s on
•. f!;.~dren's projects, and Mrs-. ~illiam Pono, who led a di1CU11lon on pdblic· •
· Additional Information regarding the Children's.Jlom• Society larg-
est adoption agency In the world, moy be obtained by collin1 the Sania Ana
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'ONE CLOSE FAMILY' -Bidding bon voyage to each other,
new American friends and bOst families .are (left to rilbt)
Ingrid Wesemann. West Germany; Frank Tongsavai, Thai·
land; Alison Southern, AuStraliai Pau1o Caron, Brazi1o -.nd
Azenega1b Hailu, EllllopiL The American Field Service
foreign exchange &tudenll will boon! bmn for an end-ol· staY tour departilll fJom Wbi.ttier llonclay, June 29. . . . . .
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continents came to Hunlln~ton Valley last reports didorted the true pict\ire by emphA·
1ummer. ~ ' • aizing the bad things that were 'happening.
Now, just 10 months ·later, they will re. They also learn~ more ·about their own
turn to their homes Wt their lives never will countries while they were visiting here.
be quite the same again. .._ •-"We: came prepared to am.er ciuestions
•1The whole world. is my country now -and everyone we met had <111Utions," says
not just-Australia," explains Ali59n ·South1m -Paulo. i'Some things we didn'l ·know and we'd oodWI . • ~e· lo look up:• . . ..
wh9 ba1 bee)lfl'~twillt the James G . n•. They were clell•b'_; with-.· ·e Amenca' n of Seal' Beach anif alltndlng Marina Hilb , • -,.., SChool. · style of casually una1 ehdif.a · g terms such
·as ·~hopey" .and. "ct~." ash was iJDoo · P.u?e, shy Azeni1a1h ·Hailu shares Ali-· pres~ed with bow polite a"ilul , particularly
son's appreciaUon for and concern 1with the. , . . offic1al11, ire to young ~le., '
''oneness" ~of the world. .... _ ~ -The Amerlcaris they saw hire are not Ibo
'1Jt's a thing of the heart,·~ she AY•--.1 J . same ones they see travellq-abroad~-A•
.....,ell\J .. ~en thete i<, a. connection -~ .. , , Paulo expree1$1 II: ·a man wori<• hard most'
tween.imq,_erJ•C8D bt.'° wan. I used to .. i-•• ; of his life to make much money, but when he
read lg"· ,ElbilJllia .,,.-·;llP.1 even Africa, goe& a~road,. II 11 .100 late. He only wants' to
my altl•111~, Oil i\'~t1>-l ""4. a\>Oul a •"!In-10 and '51'Y wbere'th're are·ollMir Americans,
. try~l \ollf"'M · ·Jl9rS<!P" w.,:ha~e .be~.like " . ~o h~ diiesnTi(et·to 'know the il<!>Ple of~anoth·
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BJorid. bJue-eyed and grej!:arious, Pauld The five 1tudents partici ed in gra U·
Caron of Brazil expressed a view shared by ation ceremonies ln their arN. hl•h schools
all the young people when he 1aid be ~ouJd •. . and are being entertained at Jarewell parties
· have come for half the experience be has hid. '1 • hOst.eCI by theit adult and student American Field Service chapters. ,
Ingrid Wetemann was lmpressed witli • ' the hospitality of Americans and the inform-Frank.was honored during a poUuck din-
ality of life here compared with her hcime in ner tn'tbo high school la·st WedneSllay, and a . west Germany. . pollaack and swfm party honoring Ingrid will . . , . ' , take lll•ee Friday, June 26, In the born~ of
•'Pepp!e here,naJly ""' willinl to· open Mr. and Mrs. wt!Ham Geiser. '· '
' their bomi1r -·in my ~try '*"1• tenCI lo · -' be more raeervecl." 'II.id. the l'.'!rt f~ad 1 ' Paulo'• -,family. the Robert' GordOllS,
blonde who, l!8! 1*11 'living with the' 1IOIJo will open lhetr Westminster home for a llWim
West famlly ;incl atle!Jdb!i Huntingtoil Beach a&4 taco patty tomorrow. . .
High ScHool'. · • • 1 :0n. Wednesday, June 24. ·~· Mari~a .AFs
,,NOT, • :ojsAPPOtNTED _ adl!lt cftapter l>'.UI host a reception honoring • . , Azeneiiasli and Alison. Slldes wfll be shown by ·
All qrliiil wlth 'Frank Ton«savlil.ofrom ( the,11ildents and a tape' recording frqm ~·~t •
Thailand .who has ~-attending Fouritafn, · · Storey, the Marina Ame'ricans Abroad"student·
Valley High School and residing with the now "'sldlqg In NOIV ~oaland , will-be plaYl'<I·
Robert Moss faJl1lly '\hat they were not dia-. , Included In the final activities Ot U.e fo;:..
appointed In the Amarlean.'way of •llfe. • eign students wtltbe a tour of t,Tniveml'Stu-':
"I adm\l'e' tht 1plrltof the people-their " dloe and attending the press preview nlgh!.at
lndividuiillty-11'1,a 1parkll!Wlblng," claims , th• Leguno PagNJJ! of the.Masters n .. I" Mon·
Paulo. "Many thlnP are ni>l' settled h.,.._ day. 1: . . ••
but where ore thay?" he llD'up amiably. On Monday, lune 29, they 'win JOi~ 'other
Azeneiash wu surprised lo learn that' exchange lludlnte In WhlWer to board buses
teenagers In this country bad · "ruin" and • for lhllr end-of.stay tour. En route to Denver.
· that family Ille Is much t!>e 18Dll every. Colo.,· and bomt, tlley will stop In selected where. commlinltlee offertu1 conlrasllpg situations:
rural and urllan, In various aocle>eCOliomlc
and cullma1 llltlngs. ; · ·
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Bargain Hunters Begin Big Searc.fi
SATURDAY
JUNE 20
I)' 1YDNBY OllARR
clome&ti<: dutla apt to be CAPRICORN (Dec. :iw.,. -Id be aclive in club,
highllibled. Heed voice of ... It): Cy<le high, but v-group, organization. Benafl\a
peritoce. Take nothinc for JndlvidUlll hurls W\IOlid&ld ad-·will outwetcht lnc11nveniences. ~ .."J!~ .. -b • • I • •· m. Reall&e !hat -1n P11Ca (Feb. 1 .. Marcb 20):
TllN DATING ~: . ,,_. aulborily will back you . Dca't 1et caJllht tn mlddlt
--la -led for •TAtJllUS (April 19-111,y Ill): RefuoO tO be ....._ by ol ....,_i. hetwtim lrienda. ·
Vlip, "'8i a.-1, -11• Beller 1or llniilllne than -wtio ii ermOOll. • Tab neutral alinil. Some of .,-~ _. mOJ , "Invite" ,startlni · projods. . A vo Id AQUARIUI (Joi\. IO-Feb. yuur loudest cleslrta may bi
..,..i. ......,.. II••~ wrtlinl letlers ,wlllle anary. JI): You can au<;ciaJ,,ny !Willied. ic-lhl< and mail>
••• O'q ., .u.. 11 aae Count to 10 before mak1nc adnrttee; 1fMUc1 vltwl. You taln ·opUm.lstic attitude .
......... wtdle ...... mlf ·definitive statements. Tr1veli;::;::==========:::i;=""=====::;
--. 1'ue lire nilght belier lit put off {or
.......... i r'•1 I beat another day.
-.. ,;; -.. ... ... GEMINI (May 21.June IO):
... --.. ........... -v .. -be-~·""""
-...-lw Gemlol .. I"* .-y affairs ... -lltJmd-_...,.AD ObtoiD hint lrG!ll T_..
a1p1 -be -iaed ll*lllO No need to nisb,
'" -....,. -4 • -• !Nlla --· .......... Cal be -rial CANCD (JUDO It.Joly 22):
-·· You-appaar..Wyag. ARiia (J(atth 11-Aprtl II): 11-e. Be ,.... """Yj~ N-•· ln¥0i'flnl c. D 111 c I -..,..tat .•.. Dan1 lili ........... -~ olhen for ....... Do not bohr.... b d 1 I D e II -parmlt dlaaniloq ID dJltD.
' lelnle Info brawl.
For -
a most
deserving
[)ad_ .
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OMEGA
COnslellatlon
Chronometer
I.SO (Joly 2Mlfl. ·22): An E~~cutive_s. ·~ ~~ _
aurpriles Y"' wllll lllarWag
F • ht d · revelationl. Semo of .humor · a rs 1 g e w1a • .s. will • lleJtble •l·
tltude. Don't -llnt -· ·· VIRGO (Aq. D&pl. 22): .Plan• for tbe comtng y,ear Lover's quarrtl lhoald not be
will be cliacUaled when the -blown "''Of p"""'rtlio. 6eme newly installed executive of balance 15 e11tnUal. Le.-n
boon! of Harbor .Key meots rules bol<re •ttelllPllDI. to at 1:30 1.m. on 'I'Uelday, June sidetrack them s...., I*"
22, ID the Newport Beach equals progr.,.· --:..~· Jobo P. Wright, . LIBRA (Sept ~ 22).: -'Finl the agenda will Obtain hint 1n1m Ar I e • on m....,.. Be mdy alao for be a Septrmber luncheon for ·•··-•--• , • ......, Em<> the provilloaal memhen wl>o ...,......, ••• .., _ _, •
. are required to-kin the tioDaapttonmpmulo~ '
'!llrllt Shop apanacred by lhe. ty valdeS, lu9 dalm at-our ..
finest wat.,.h An UOOfllionll watcll Jot
Setting prices for the Newport Harbor Business and
ProfessionaJ Women's annual garage IBle are (left t.o
right) the Mmes. C. W. Kerley, C .. Robert Chamber-
laln and J. B. Hamil. The garege sale will lake plaCe
c f!:om 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, June
, :I> and 21, at the Newport Beach home ol Mra. J. W.
Brobeck. .
orpnlzation. Ali shop pr<> ~O (OCI. U:Nov 21) ·
ceeds go to the Cht11I GWdaboe • · Center of Orance County; a Short trlpa IDday DI e ID ~ cost clinic servlni e~ movement. but not ~1111rtly
Uonally distuihed children. _..... ~ ~-DllBu~ New members of the bolrd prov• ~umw. ......
\,II, I ·a man wtlo 81111...-
tht 11-t To rooelve a c:hronQmelor raJlng, a watoll -undergo 3eO hours ol exaotln9 tt11t at on ofllclal llating
bureau. ~nd tht Omega COftlttll1Uon hu ~ U.
ltlt• with !lying colorl. ll'a a watch !hat Did can we•
with prldt.
In Long Beacf. . . .
, Girl Talk
Newlyweds at Home Friendly B1 .. Birds became
. Tanld Camp Fino Girls during
At home-in Loe(-Beach-Steve Lar and· Mn. Bill -a-candle-liahlini.cer.,,,..y In
!allowing a bone)>-. trip· GUiiiiiii: • -lhe 1!9ntington Beach home of
to Puerto Vallarta an Mr. '!be ......__ of' Mr Mr. and Mis. Albert Vao Pel'
and Mrs. David Morain .................. ., IOft • ten. .uu.r. < and Mn. Peter H .. Aakew of Taking part in lhe ceremony
· '!be brtde, lhe 1Clnll4ir Do!I-~~~~~ "hid! wu followed b.y Renee Jackson. daujh&er of ud Ulben: Eddie refrelhmeots were AnU Metz,
Mr. and Mrs. Verpoa. JICbaa =boa, Tony ~ BW Qndy Rasmussen, Donn a
el Santa Ana, ·wu lii'flli In Jonltey .;.i Rick Adami: Dunton, Karen and ·Ria Krug,
mamq:e ~ her father for 'Ibe bride ls a 11'8dllaie of Sherry Sakamo&o, ~ L I n d a
the double nng cereuJOny ~ Santa Ana High SChool and Cr!9'obal, Sean Murphy and
-t-ducted by Dr. Gerald Balh Orange Coast College where Venu! Van Pe.tterr.
• In lhe Flrll ChrlsUaa Chun:h, • aha WU alflllated wllh Eplllon· Mn. John Rinde WU leader
Santa Ana. Delta. · ·of the Blue Birds ahd leading
'Serving aa her maid of • Her hulband wu graduated . the Tank! group will .he Mh.
honor wu , f.Jiss S • n d I e from Hoover Hie School · John Sakamoto usiated by Jackson Ind bridelnlalda • ·' were Miu ·11at11Y McKenna, Glendale, and Call crnla Slato Mn. Karl Metz. Mrs. Van
·Mrs. Jelrf Blplow, ·Mn. Collap a,t Laq l!tocb.. . _Nlon u lhe.group .IJ>OllBOI'.
BEAT
LONG HAIR .
9..,1 .. : Will lollf holr 1tlll
bo populof thb 11111•11nor?
Mr1. N. D., Hu11t. hoc.h
AllWr. Yt1. lo119 h1;, wUI
IM h1. It will be po,ul1r W101tlY
011 the •ory you119., but 111114.ille •t• ellCI older wolfl•ll c•• 0110
wotr it pro•idi"' it i1 i11 the
il9lit<er 1li1de1 or worn 11,, k·
COUM dow11 Ii••• h··· th1 t111-
4oMY to h•"'•• or .,., • WO•
1J1111'1 fe1t11r••·
I
........ : Sho11ld yow h l1J1 ftio
0!1111 off of 10119 li1ir ,.,11l1rly
ht or.for-for it t. trow f11ftr
oM lie1lthior?
Mr1. 6 . D.; Newport h1c.h
._: T,01 1M 111. Y11 II
will •Ii ll11lthlo'r if yo1i1 tri"'
tflo ,,lit 1M1 off rtfillorly: No,
it -ll'f l"'W lo119tr if 'f'Oll ffilft
It too efi.11. Cwtti119 tho 011d1 of
the li1ir fl•• 11othl119 to do with
whot I• lio,,.111119 11 tho 1c.1lp
i11 tho liolr folllc.le;
•••Ml: D• VII• lik• lollf
h1ir1
Mra. J. K., hUHiOll Vi1J•
....,I Yt1, tiut it .i.,,114,
M ...... It 11 011; c.1h, f1091 or .. -
Be a ·ut y Salons
OUR YOUNG-LOOKING WAVES ...
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TONED INSTANTl.Y WITH
Our colorlat lifhta!>a jOUr halr-thaft Just
-In Aou"• maMlou• Fanci·tun: colorlne.
conditioner, -111. all In OM. 1-ly. without
ptroxidt, yqur lilhtenld hllr tlkn on•
datlcalo -:.. &Old. blip, champop, what you w;n1
Seniors
.Honored
of clrectors are the Mmes. final analysla, rtl7 an 1«1r
WiWam Weaver, Norman Cir-own judgment.
cle, M. D. Flaherty, Van R. SA91'M'WUS (Nov. 22-
Parker, Anthony Otting ,md pet. 21): You find .that there
Charles H01tler, vice prul-is much to learn .~
dent; George Ray and W. W. pe~ .-Y maaqtmenl.
Stever\IOll s e c r e t a r i e s · No need to be dflcouraged. Samuel Downing, trtasurer: But don't wute time-Ind ex-
and Carl Pwlston, parliamen-perience. Apply I e • 1 on 1 .
Wlan. Mesaaie very clear 117 IDDIJht. · La. Prix d'llolmeut fer
oUtslanding_acblev.ements dur·
.,, low' years of blp school RIUPHOLSTIRY
w111wa1'de4toCueySpencef -;, r~~ Dlrwct ·
and J-Mchrrmi by Mn, FREE Ull~TES
Robert E. Maritn, pnoldent l'uml .... llode To-Order ·
of' the South r.out Junior With "Quality Workrnanfhifr.
Woman's Club. StoP\By ind See OUr Showrooin
·s11vir 'bowls. were CASTLE INTERIORS · 7141Che,.......0.,._0Nftl •
81!1-wlndlftfl c-111i.t1ort dltoMll!llllr.14-flwol
1!1Gftfftt"l. ll11"llM tiff! .......... 11\lllt Giii. t111
"The Store Th.I Confidence Built"
---·-~--• MA•M• IUtMTINITOM
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·Open Man., Thun., Fri. 10 a.m. 'In ? p.m.
pre9ented to the Fountain C•ll Cellect-lft.1m "" "' 147..JMI .Wt.
Valley High School ...ion1~~~~!!S~~~5;!~~~~5;!5~~~~~===============:::::=d
during Ille fourth lllUlual
Coronel lwanla b a D q U U
lollowjng their 1elec:tlon on the
liaall of ell-lround portlclpo-
tlon. In acU'!tt!es will! a high
acbolallc · olaodlni· . . -
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SASSY SETS
FOR GIRLS
DOUBLE-DISCOUNTED
Ow Rq. 2.96
2 Days Only
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Shift·atld·blOomer 1u11 HU for 1
carefree •'llmmer of lua aad sand .
U?ol aad cu.tt iD roWcking, frolick-'
iq prioa oa 1111~ or all·rayon,
bedecked with -liqi>e or rippled
·with rum,.. AlaO in aolida, ltripa. 3
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' ·vot.:.~. NQ. 1~. 4 SE.cJIONS, 42 PAGES . . . -. . .. -~-OtµN\?E COUll(TY, CAUFIOllt4fA _ . FRJDA.'I; ... ·,., 1'10 .. ~ ~ TEN CEjilTS -· ' . . . • Ill Beach Collision •
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. 5 Others H~rt at .Criticized Intersection
' .~ I • • • ·A ~-al 1 -HunllnRl<ll\ .Beach ol '1112 ·Koledo Lane, Hilntincton ~.·
~:crit;cbed for «infusing right-' · driyer of tbe vehiJ:le that Freedle'• car
dl'-W11 .,am -one vehicle 1a spbrtscar rammed broldlide at '11.:30 p.m .. poliee
witb fear younc people in the cockpit said.
..... killld three and .iDjured five others Patrolman. Ron Jenkins said both
ll1e '11».anday night vehlcles were nattened apinst 1 nearby
~ driver was arrested at lhe sceneL-. chain link fence and 1 fire bad broi:tn l!alblnl Street and -11lbert-A .... .e, 001 · lft lhe.ename compartmenLoLooe
~ • ..on dlarges of f e I on y ~n police arrived at 1he trqlc scene
~· ~ cited fyr allegedly moments later. .
.......,. a llGp -ml driving. wthout None ol lhe Injured ,.... reported
I Uceme. ' Jn serious condiUon today at <>ran,e
_ ~::. wei:!_lden!ified today as: County Medical Ceotu lllld Huntington
. ri-, 2Z, ol 5962 Chinook lntercommunity Hospital,. where tJ\ey OrM~ HrmtbCQ1 Beacp. were taken for trtatment. ·
tjlii.1 ..,._., '8. of 9831 Con-Jnvestigators said the a r re s .f. e d
tihen&al Drive, Huntintton Beach. . motorist, Kelley, was booked into · the
· , 'wk S. Martia,•21, of~ Jacaran· jail ward at Orange County Medical
d1 ,Avt.,.costa Mesa. · Center after the collision.
~~ wu'.Bar?' G. Kelley, 19, Miss Sargent. wu •.J>Weoger in the
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Kelley car,' whlle the~Dodies o( Fniedie
and Miss Martin. were !ourid pinned
. in Ille cockpit bl their Eqllsh -r .•
• Paul N. ·Jacob, II, ol 6111 111h st;
Westminster, and Terry SmUh-;-17, of
Im Glup Clrcle, llunlilfgtoo lleadr.
were the two survi'{Otl who rode in
lhe crowded sportscar. .
_f'assengera_wbo_ escaped...._dfalh • in
Kelley's vehicle were. _identified,.aa John
Cavanaugh, 19, ot 172111 Misty Lane, and
Barbara Coran, 17, ot ·20011 Spindrift
Lane, both in H1mtington Beach.
Police who .arrived at the sctoe rtrst
said Ibey found Kelley and· Miss Cann
wandering-lo a daze.
Investigators reconitructl'ng the ·fatal
broadside ·collision aaid Fr e'e d I e ' 1
sport.scar wa s evidently northbound °"
Gothard Street and' in !hat c1'!e -Id
have tbe right of way. · ·
Nellllet dri-made an lllort lo stop,
police a_...i after Problnc .t b.
evidence. '.
The accident doubled H u n t l n g t o n
Beach's 1970 trllflc fatality role, wblcb
had been only three.
The .,,....,, ii lhe lalt tlwouih ln-
tersectioa before Talbert Aveaum comes to_.__ _...i_ f! Golden Wat Street,
lhe locatton ol another -· trqedy. Just I Utile more than U ,.an qo,
two bank baodlll cbued &cn111 lrom
Santa Ana by pollci -broadside into a van carrytnc a croi.rd oC
· Westml!>eler H1lh Sdlool d·ra ma
•ludenlf.
Two were kUled and ~vtral critically
· Injured, whlle the bandits -almost
unscathed -\"ere later sentenced to ure terms in -prison, sinct death caused
in ~klD el a felony iilnurder.
Tories' Heath .
New British
Prime Minister
• LONDON (UPI) -Conservative party
leader Edward Heath, who swept to power
in one ol the biggest electoral upsets ' in British hiltcr'y, took 'olfice aa prime
minister of Britain today.
Queen Elizabeth II :named Heath in .
a brief cere~y at.Buckin&ham Palice
half an hour after hiJ beaten Laborite ;
•• • DAILY ll:ILOT ......_ -1"'"" CWtlt Carnival Watcher
f • • ' ' • • •
1 l s there any. do'!bl a.bout wbai \s going through the mind of David
,Spell , 2~ as he ·oti~erv.es one ;of' carnival tides ·at Warner Avenue and
Magnolia Street 1n Fountain Valley~ Carnival is part of Fountain
•Yalley Founders' Day ·c81ebnition', wbltjl ~ontinues· thropgb-Sunday;
r.ival, ·Harold Wilson, had driven to the 1 • , , ' • : ·, ~ ...i.f -~. ' ~ __ . • . . , · =;··-~hi!~-'P. . k ."'2 -,.m.:... d " .B' d ~ _· • ~-, ·It 111• ... -.. _ • • .!::1:e&eimr·_Flll s .to . oar
1'e Quelll .ccepted fbe r81fptionl > ... • • ' ' ' • ' ~ ',J l • " -
and ,c.ued In Hellh on WlllQl\'1 con-1 • • ' • l ·,. • • 1 ' ,~ • " ' · •
·_:-=1 :~,:,~ol~bor-= To 'Retain Post ,at School -
and ~Qded Wllaon s dream ot blin& the . . , . . l ' , . 1 , . -
fint prime minilter to win tm. COD· ·
seeutlve tenns. ... . . I! wa pooalble ·the i>olls pradictinc .a;, TERRY <COVILIZ • bl-lingual and bl-cullural chlldNn. llol1o
• ; . •. ' • DAILY PILOT ,,.. • ., ....... (I big WilJOn-victory had led to com· . Of~Del~Plllt.,,,. ' ,· has been an adviaor •to the ·f~eral
AT TALBERT (STOP) AND GOTHARD (THRU), ·SOME 'PEOPLl•AR,EN'.T GETTING ,TH£."llSIAGI pl~y'~.:. Mid noo-.OU,. -by Will Ro1ers, quoted KlJ.>ll!1I Tburocjay 1ov1n1J11enl on lhe .....,_ a84 II
• . . ~ • , , Laborttes. . , . nipt, llJen implored lrulteei ol tho F-aJao bilitilual. The ,.......; atarts Ill
r . . . " '. -I BY . nlllillall . Heath wn Ii> p 0 ,.. er lain valley SChool-Dlstrict not-~r~· . inl!W year nm Ser>tain• ~ . Tuiura.
D'!lt b · B db F l l 0 · · £111 · , In lhe blueat j>Olitical upoet in Britain blm1frcm Tlllllll'!I Sc:bcioJ., . Rocen 1.....,.. .the ~.. la ~~. r . 8 . ~m .ata . ntersecttaw.o~~-:a;:;~;;:-.r=~· w=:.::::=~!~~~ q-,i\nl!«a-,Ja--rsnry,~..,. ...... -
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llil 'cloae of, lvo<ld In Ille~...__ nld he' ~;. m,ai-lo al1oW ~ .1o · rtYart 1*t, g811N · reeway ' War II. ' · ' ' ' --,. , -°"!!' w .. n1 to clwromn. ·te..Cbi•I to --'-.~ • , · · · ' · · · ' ' ·At !:Iii ·p,n\, (5:15 1.m. PllTJ Hllih'1 lo lake • $1,300 pay cat lo remain ---U~ld-ifo~~vote . -Was_ ·Pr .. ate. ctedFo_ ~._t,.W~ .. ~y..· ~. · ~~::i':::':_=-w::. ·=-atri:'~IOll~~~"a .pOain • ..,. r:;~·\ ... ;..· daubta.aboiit_. ··~ ' _ ~ , ~ : abiiifiilo majon;t1 In the -..,._,,.lier · Rudyard Kipling 10 emphulJe · hla lll!l]a 81· •:~.'( ~ ........
·A"blll, lo remov~ a Newport Beach · · ' ' . : lloiJae ol Comrilons. ll ll part)' atnnsth prdarence.f111""""'1Ullerlah pl111 then• lhe ~· "Tbal'a wtty we Wini~
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The Colhard Street' Talbert Avenue· In-aao bacauae we •founct•people -were pt· in lhe H..,.. wlllcb cletOnnmaa who 1' · llld · ''While tllt rmt ol .,. _.id -lo ...,Unue-u a -.i1nttor at lllOtbtt llllftent ; Llte ,Raciflc Coast Freeway , the prlme minllter. ahe~ at' a __ '..J..1.-.,;.;1., • .._, I -•--' •--~-held til I Wed tetaect.ion'-scene of the" triple-dealh tlna: a · llUle •careleU,'' :J'amea in.ui.n:nu,. ..---uiuvaii:; school. We need ri\en like him in .... , -~ over un ne1 nesday1 Wilson had waited di thi• ~t to take one &lanlltep backwardl. l' · ROSitlon. •• . · •
ior .-.oi. by !he State Assembly, cruh ln Huntington. Beach Thund1y Wheeler, public works direct«, .. plained before oonce11lnc formally, lltbou< In "*" .'fs '...-..lFih ·1 r·a de "I personally feel l · can be mOot if.'
1be bill, authored by Robert Badham nlaht-used to be a four-way stop. thium![DJJJI. '"Miey used to slcnf down television lnte~s earlier he left no coonflnator at.. Tfl!llll'I' School. Diatrict fectJve ~as a classroom teacher a{
fJl..Newport BellCh) woukl de1ete the A year ago, the ir*nection, at. the and try to slip tbrouP." doubt that he knew be wu a· Maten o!!lclala want / tp tran,fe~ -.him to Tamura," Rotert l"fPlled. -. -, -
Coat Freeway from the southeast limits entrance to the city's central park, ·was Gotard Street had four-way stop signs min. McDowell School nekt ·year an4· brine . Four pareuta !lptll:e tn behalf of Ratlmt1 chqed 'to a lw°"way lltop wttJI Gothard until work started on widening Golden wtthln mi. Wllson's No. 10 Down-&be Ji4cDowelt.ltb-olth &rtde coardinator, aU''accliimiilg liis atnL in wOrkin& 1'iCb
ti Newport Beach to Routthe ,39 in Hun· ~ ~ing the through thoroughfare. west Street, which runs parallel a block .;i·af~~C! .. tannounc:tdthat ... : '1~~1gttvthees V,.inc:e -BtQo •. to T@mura. , ' the children. • . · , tiJllton Beach from e California Two months ago Lt. Paul Darden, to the west. Got.hard Street was Ulen ................ i.iis-'-NI~• rRoP.n ukl J:le ~kl rather re~t :)'lt'.1' thit'skill--We . want to keep u
kelwly system. head Of the police traffic' bureau, wamed • converted into a through street to take hive tecUred more than hllf &be ·seals back ·to ~lria·a· tuchtr U..O' be tranafer-• 1\1 belt-Ull!, '' Brick aald .
• ,Ortticl of Badham's legislalive effort drivers about such int.ene_cik>ns along the extra load. in the new House of Cornmcw1be prime· r~~ reuon. fol the tl'lnlf~ 'ia thlt Roprii' ·plea wu bned1 he said, on•
tlabn the delelion would set. back beach Gothard Street followinc a rub of ac· After Golden West Street was reopen. ptinialer has asked for an audience with Bello. ,,,: __ , .. ....,.;.i 'q.,.1 .. ,_.:,,.:__ ·1o run' the deed for stabili"ty_. .. There are. thtH
,__.,_,_1 nd Id •-~ H cidents. · ed, Gothard Street was-kept as a throufh her majesty to tender the re:sipltion 1..a ..,_.... ...,u .... .-. , m·ajor socializing agencies -famtt, ~ ... ...,..u-. .. 1 wou overl\HN un-"Far too many collisions are occuring street, however. of his aoverrunent." . two !edtral project' It Tmnµ,ra," Mike. school and religion . l believe the.,
tiJCloa Beach surface streets. at these controlled intersections where "Our trafnc Information showed that At almolt the same tnc:ment a Brick, diJtricl superintendent, explaiMd is the last of these with any kind II
.. Mlttbew Weyuker, an administrative the through. street is pot required to it was now required u a through atr~" furniture moving truck pulled up outside to Uie bOard. , · · · · · 1labili\y." · , .. oiafianl for Auemblyman._ Burke stop," be said. "The problem ts that Wheeler said. IMloWlliill St, The · federal iJrojed II ·• ~ro-Roprs left for Vermont today -(-lnlt<Jn Beach) sa1d the ..,. on motarl8ts approochln( m lbe aide -. At lhe mi.r-tion, Gothard Slraet hu At 2:30 p.nr. ,(1:30 1.m. PDT) Heath araa> provklilJi Jll":ichool ·educaUon.'fOI'· he plans to open a prlvale .-.,. ac:bool
Olio wubonnial blue wu delayed eilhtt do nut -ur after a -•-1)6 mphapeedllmitllldTalbertA-!Jeppedoutollhe-ollhef-le ., lor tlie'IUl!llner. . >
......... Ba11>1m doel not quite have ......, !be tnoi'jk • the ttnuib' ..:;i a 40 mph llmlt. ' Albany apartment boule where be bu ll1'trict olfidati 1"dlcatod Ille)' -· 'b ~ be needa and ........ it mllll tlop loo." Sgt: F.d Groom "' lhe po~ lralllc • bachalar flat and made hia flnt publJc T ......... e Seate' d : continue lain wllh him llli••·· ..
• 'tlllll•bld . ., Aklng tbe Intersections on Gothard bureau lllo ~ an e1plln1Uon of. apPefrance 11 prime ·miniltlr-elecl , 1 "":"!~. " . . tUmmer;. No. decision Is necr:z 1lllf
Street, a nortlHoutb tboroucbfue, the why Gotblrd street w11 kept ar 1 Heeth, norm.ally a shy, retirlnl Qiure, .-.: JI_ B d • next Sept!m~ • • spolttlilUD
" WDSEll, Idaho (UPI) -Alvin 'San-
4'enla, 74, o( Seattle, won tbe senior
eld -11ddlen champ/ol)slllp Thund1y fer ,., lhir'i:l-JHI' in a row. · -
llicle --In W-y nlihl'• throu&h llreel ·-after Golden we'at -on lhe doorstop ln lhe ·-On" y tiiw.' y.· ' ' ! oar . case Talbert AW -are pooled wllh -WU .._..... ...... and amllln1 with undlqillaed
a -warning. "Wiim Goldm Well wu cl<oed peOR1e cfelilht al crowda cbeerlnl and el""'1nl' .A ,_'.1rua1ee look 1 .·-l·'""""'ay
In addltioo ln lhe tlop lip, I aecood got into lhe lloblt ol UlillC Gotho(d him . , the tai V·"--'-f sign hanp below waminl, "Cnm Slr<et Street lllld ..,,. llley -lo -He llepped inlo his Cl( and wu drlffll niPI · 00• · ·FOIB\ · 11 ' _, · .......,,
Does Not Stop." it -1, !or one, am ·one of them." to the Conserv1t.lve central ofOce when: ~ FriPces Jimu to011 over fri 'We~~p lhe se""""cm~-1-w. hile--hO-said-. -uolhet"·-.,,__cbelnd lllm. · ,,... ""' ~¥·"'""\I··· .... ,.. ranbel 'J>!1ncnan;
The !1« •• the .same, but. the name
wu. ctianeed1 Mn. Dono~an ~ame a, 'Th<ise lizy, hazy"d1.,. of ·llllnllllr n<wlywed fOI' lhe secooc1 time u lhe , . •· took the vows with Daniel Jamea, a . begin thil weekend. wtth .-
member of 1be Westmllll\!I' J!ara.-. eF lf mom]Jll hue mHllif ~ ...
· • · -. , • ftcJil. Afternoon l<!nP«•tam • 8;;:,tioo~~J,DM _;,,.';,."Mrs: ahoot up Into lhe 111;1 ~. ..... , .
New Coast ' Erosion Projeet~Slated
,. :: ..
? l!Y Ai.AN lllluUN
' OI ... Dlltt" Pllt Plflf
' '1'111 /lr!'f1 Corps ol En&lneer• will
._ -11.5 mUllon project lo
~--aloqthallrqe
Coell lhla fall
• 'nlo job will rllart With I hup abd'
l program II Surflllde, qi.
lony with three quarters of
beocbfront, and end with
I.' MW .... fill 1111 JllCll'e work on
1'a poll1I Ill "-"1M I Beach. .-Tiii _ ... calls for rock~acing lhe
iteal .... at 40tb and 4lth -
Ill N..,.i -and puU1nc in I
·-roe\ .,.in ht-1111> Street ind
Ne,rport Pier. 1be ,...... wu outUnect at a nlettin&
of homellwnen In the Surfside colony
Thu~ n1&hl by -..1ne. ~ ••pertl hum lhe C«pa ol EncJneers.
The· SUrf1ide lldilldFWIMI bad ·been.
writin1 ln the corpa fllr --· u tq wben the fl'llk !ll't would
replenllh -beocb. . "We have been lollnJ our beaCh and
have been ui'&in1 tht corps to replenish
the aand before It 1eta worse," Willlrd
Morris. prqid_ent ol the 2G-bome colony ..
e:rplained,
Col. Robert Malley ol the· engineers
muted the hemeownen that the COil"
-Url--•lhe-
replenlshment. He Aid !hat I r<!llJ wllldl
had bten schedultid for the fall of lt71
would be advuced a.,...-.
. •
A refill ol I~ miW011-Cubic . yards·
ol 11nd, ·which wlll probably be dreilpd
from the Seal Beach Naval W11ix.s
Statlon blrtl«, will begin thiJ Novemblr
and be cl'ftlPleled In' February belcn
nut year'a Aorm aealOl'I. •
In 1111 the engineers repl-aand
at Surfside arid created a 1,200-foot-klna
beach 500 feet wtde. A st.rip at the
north end of Surf.side, however~ i! now
,only 15 feel wide. •
The -k at' 1'iewport &ac~ wW not
be done 111Ul !be SUrfllde -"" ls
completed, Col. Malley •id. ~ ·
"We'll -..... at l.,.irocraphic ~
In the -r and lprlq and se"When
the Newport. work ia necaury," Col.
MallqAid,
I '''Ille ·(ll'IJlm are -ldnr· well· there, Donovan ..,Um· "He'l,.1-' ~t-j <oul. · · · • • -.• ~ :, • •
,allh•iilP we.Jiive nctlved 'conljllalntl ~t~·=!i"..:t 1~~;··1-~ 01
II I ,tNsQtB ;;M.iT" r ,_.... . abouflNir a_.., .. •· · ... Yeaf-Old /DO: • ~-·-· u ! · : · · :-· · · : , ·· · I . ri;thil onv wov to"'• a,IOft.. I 'l'he 1~-are l'ilinl Miy IO wt' , • lloll-1 lf.IJ01''re ' a dlac: Jo<-~~ ~ 1 _. ~ ot -t ~ BOy~-CIUh _ qir~?r .' '. a.;r,..1111Qu.uamt .. -.-
tn. additioo ·to buildlDl I MW poth, !lie ·-flioo wjjl k lllo p""'
lhe engtneen a11o plan an· 111t1.-c:ablc T. ak~.s P08f in.' • V a11ey. . t::.l":Z:.'· Dtolafll n. _,..
yard und flll firr Newport BiJacb. •
'!be _.-am 11 1H' part ol lhe orange Bill DI l'reta,· 14, ,IOIJl<J plllce ·thi• ti='.. •: = =. '1
CoUnty. Bolch -C..lml P,.ject ......... ,11\e -................. ol === .. ' .... ·-:::I ededcll!ig 11·m11e1 hum lhe-5an Gabltel· the Boy1.,Club of'.F-.fn•V61l<y' ) • -· •::: ='-1•1, ~ .. vet.to~ ~~Hlrt.'•ince.·. !'ot flftW! Jill·-~ )prGltltn· t:-"....... ~ ~ ... !
i 1 ~ Clllill!iDed' OQll', fer'. Ult 'Surhlcle. • dlreclor of lhe GardeofGtoft l!o!'I' Clull.o -'"' • -;
ana Newport work ii'" ~'ted 1t $1.$ At 11 l curnnUy auehdina C1l Siate, ~ ~ ' ~-:_. .,.:1
-. w1tb lpoal autblritla J1111111, Loq Beacb, ·and Is In blrl -· yeoo ;;;,,,...._. n -....,,. ..
• 1111,-. oil state tsM.000 and die ledrnl wtth a •m1j0r !in r ~c r ! 1 t lo n » , .._ ,..;,._: ·. .,..
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l;uilty . Pl~
Entered
• ~HOidup
·4 llllllllqtGa Beach m111 pleaded 111ilty
liunday 1o c:Uraeo 11111 be_a1!empted1
,t lmlfepoin(, to . mtf ·the mana1er of ·
neilbborhoOd service station. ,
Superior Court Juclp Jame1 F. Jud1t
-Wayne L. Walker, ·lll, ol ,,_ ', · ~ Drlw, lo ntum 1o· court July'
for -.ctna. Walker faca a ~Ille
late prilon term o( up to one year,
Police amsled Walker Jul April 1J
ifter the defendant ud -)'Glllll ........... ~------, pntor of a oervice station at Beadl
loulevll'd and Hell A..aue. Wilker wu I-by the atllodon~ but matlflod •break loOoe and ..,.... in his car.
The four were 1* balled by offleen
o• a nearby realdenllal area. Walker'•
_.,.., all ....... in faclo&
iMDJle court act1oo.
Eluniington Man
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Found Guilty
l)f Child Stealing
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·A man who pM:bd hi• two JG1111
~ from their HuntJnclon llNcli .
1ome and eluded hi.a cltvorced wile'• ·
8rch f0r men than two )'Ul'I WU
ound llJllty _, llilbt ol --
Wllng.
'It took • Superior Coort JUJY ...
~ID hour lo relum Ila Ylfdlcl atalnol
lficbael Andrew Hyatt, :it. Judp !!<mid
:).,,,.nb.nt ordered Hyatt to return to
iii coiirf July I for what could· be
1.lllate prlloo 1m!1 ol up lo IO yean. · -
Hyatt wu arrested in Wlchltl, Kanlu,
.. Dec. "· 1111; tw;o, and -yean ifter be vlolaled .,. vllllallcm rtpta
" taklDI Deborih Tamlana, now 10, lad Grllfln Troy, now I, from the 1>ome i their ·mother ·Mn. TIDllana w.iie
it 10021 Merrlmlc Drive, HuntiqtoD
3eacll.
. Mrs. Waite's repeated 1dvertising -
it one point she went on television
JO make an ap!)f:al for the return .of
:ier chlldr<n -paid off when a Wichita
..... n rec<Jlllized the picture ol the tWo Hyatt childnn and iminediately calJ.
id poli<e. .
Hyatt escaped from Kansas authorities
during an extradition hearing designed
lo insure his return to California and
was .,_ 111a..nm for ..., •ree ,..,.
until hia arrest eight months •&o in §Inti Ana.---•
i"''lnvesti1ators_ u id Hyatt returned to
~ange Co<a1.f U!l ~ high problbility
at he woufl,'9 arrested there "because
juJt bad lo ,.. thciee two kids again
en if ht could olily watch them from
distance."
~· r alley Boa~d
j\dop~ Fun<Js
j A tentative budget of '7.1 mllllon wa jdopted· 'l'llllnllay' night by trustees ol
... Fountain Valtey sChool Dlttrtc:I.
fTlii new bud&•~ up-~.513 -1rom
lie pd Y..,.,: \a nci expedld lo mPii any chaQge lft· the district's I tak rate of
jt.50 Per $11., .__Med valuation. ·
~The total budpt figure for l!l'lo.71
' $7,121,468. targe\,t exptndlture in the ~dget ii nearly 14 million In tucl1e11'
-.iariel. .... ·
rt Teaching: salaries tncreUed this year
~y !500,000, •<;alWltlna for m..i ol the
fudget incre&H. .
t• District oflidala mUll •ubmlt lhi1
~tative budiet to the Oranp County ~·~· of Sdlool> by ~uly I. :t, final budpt will be adopted In Au1111t.
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DAILY PILOT
oU..il '°A.St ,Ull..lilt!HG COM,A NY'
l•~•rt N. W•t4
,~I tt.tl 'll"'••W
Jttk l , Cu1lt y
~ ~I tnd ~.,..ti M•11191f'
Tho"''' ICt•vil ......
Tho,,.•• A. Mw1phi11t
-M"""'lnl £oitDr
Al•11 Dirki11
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B~· S ~~~s Cle~,n te l,(i lling_ Sol !"tio n?
., JOIN VAl,TEllZA Carooer'a Investigator J•hn GIB lald The balflina aspeda ol no 1e111il
• • .. ..., .. ltlH tlllre was "nb evidence ol violent eexual aUack and no apparet break-in art
....,... ~ ·1acludin1 1everal activity" in the autoply examiMUon confounding the effurt. ,
bloody feot priD.la near the_k.i~ken sink W~nesda_L ni(_ht. He ~ not amplify Mn:_ Johnson 's wallet wu ~oveNd
were 1111! -,rlnia" object today tn the "· mlutnl fnnn the downatain flat,
.-m~ b}YesiIUtion of the ·bru~~I . . "~<!.. il'S, ~irtually lmpo~slble to lil' how~ver. '. ' · •
beaUng and ttabbfng-munter·elrlitr tli1s -an e1aet ·time of ... death, It seems to 'Thf"" man apartment thawed · te\'f'l"af
week of a youni San Clemeiite housewife.· 'be in the vicinity descri bed by the hus· in1tlal 1iin1 of break·ln -a 1iJ-lnch ·
Ora111i County Sheriff's crime lab in· band -.shortly after he left for work hole ln the comer· of a window above
vestigaton, who are conUnuin1 minute at 4:30 a.m~ Tuaday,". Gill added. the bed and a wkie-OPm kitchen window
f:l'aminaUon ol literally bundlei of Mark Johnton, 11, who left hiJ wife • wl.th a bie1aJ chair beneath it OD the
evidence, alto are eaamininc the prints to report /or auard dut y at tfie Marine patio.
diavered near the kitchen sink in tbe helicopter base it Santa Ana~ tokl of. But police aaid the shattered · 1lau
nel't rOom from the be1l Where Mrs. ficers he returned from · work shortly was "mon~ld with 'no traces of debris
Connie Lynn JohnlOll was follnd slain. before noon Wednesday, unlocked the bene_"th it."
-Hei-Manne-husband-found -the-body · ront doof-and found rus wife's body -The open-window-.was....noted_hy~tbe-
Wednesday noon. sprawled on the bed in the bedroom-Uvinc husband they added. Johnson remem·
Terry Do)eshal has bNft cited for excellence by the Huntington Beach
~ham~r of Commerce, which she has served since last Nc>-
vember as a l'8;rl time student secretary througll the Huntington
Beach Union High Scboo1 Diltrict's work experience program. She'll
work for· th e chamber fulllime this summer and enter Orange Coast .
·College aa a businels atud.,t jn-the fall. ·
Not All Beaeh Students
Taking Summer HQlidny
Cormer'I investigators Aid toUy the room combination. • . bered lt to be open before be left,
»yoar-old victim had been vlciouslf He lmmedillely notified polfc:e, be said. olfi<en Aid.
&tabbed, slashed and beaten aometime Detectives, who.have been lll terviewina: The front door ·of the apartment
early 'J'Uelday m~ming.. . Uie.llusband every .day 1lnce the murd~, _reportedly wa.s locked when JohnlOil 11·
'Ibe inveltigaton declined to detcr\be· · termed the •Marine lance corporal 0 most rived .home from duty.
the cuttiq weapon wed, but said' the helpful and cooperatlve.•i "We are a:fving a lot of attention
·beating on the woman'• held wu caused 'No strong suspects have been indicated to thole .footprints~ even to the •.point
by a stool found bl the kitchen, Either by investigators. of removing the kitchen sink above
the beating, or the repeated cuttin1, Besides sifting the evidence, detectives them.''" said DeteCtiYe Ser1eant Robert
1&lashiq ~d atabbinj: of a knife could are attemptin1 to formulate a motive Mason, who ls lharinl the inveati.pUva
have caused death. for the crime. effort with Leonard Goodwin. * * -tr-:-----~
Sheriff Hilnts Blind Will-Lead
Th ey'll 'N avigate' Sports Car Rally
Orange County sheriff's detectives 'Mils Saturday the blind will be leading Winnin1, aCcordin1 to rally chairman
those who can see. · · Bob Challman , depends not on1y on the
Man, Woman
In Viejo Death
were reported to be pres1ln1 a search They'll be d•<·ng It In a ,~. •ar d · , -·• k.11 b 1 th · tor' t"" -... river s ruou s 1 u on e nav1ga I
today· ror a man and woman who J!laY _rally destined to end at the Huntington skill in reading BraiUe. •
have aetn. Mission Viejo teacher Mrs. Harbour Beach Club arter traversing
Florence Brown before the was abducted a good portion al Southern Caliromla The rally, to which some or the leadin&
and hacked to death more -than two ~~graphy, includint freeways , hills and 1porU car and Trans-Am drivers have
weeb a10. . surface stneta. been invited, will fund.ion on two levels,
The pair, 111 their early 30s, were The complicated four-hour cross coun-both "el'pert" and '"novice."
teen by an •ploye of Buffy's C.Offee try trek begin! in Los Ancelet and Clu.l> members will usbt wjlh r:Bt
Shop on the afternoon ol June 3 at (eatures top competition driven from 1tops, timing, m~& checkpoint.I ind '
about -the ume Ume Mr1. Brown left the California Spofb: Car Club who will labelin1 the cars. •
the ~neu to pay a check for a wheel such. exotic piecet of machinery Teams will pause in Redondo Beach
teacher 1 meeUn1 held earlier. as Ferraris, 1.-0tuaes and even a De for lunch, then resume the journey to
Detect!~~ ul~ the . ~pie ~Id Tomaao Mangusta. the Huntington Harbour Beach Club. ~
remembef which ·direction Mrs. Brown Silty blind teenaiers and· adulta, in· Afttr all comPetitors have·· arrived at
-left the restaurant on the afternoon when cli.Jding five from Huntington Besch, will the club, there will be a picnic, dancint '
s~ was abd~ded, taken to an unknown act as "navigators" by readin1 ·Braille -.. and awards .
nie "three-months llll'DmU vacation"
la a myth In the HUJllinllon Beadi
Unlon-Hl&h·Scllool -when __..
one balf of all Jtudenbl are volU{li.rlly
attending summer school.
11te, theb viciously stabbed. route instruCUons to the driven. • Last year's winner was Allan ... Gum-
(. . ~.1:--1172. F Mrs. Brown, an El Toro mother or ·Huntin~ ..... ·Beach vnnn,,.ters entered merus, a blind hi1h school student from ave campuaes are . .cAWlO.na, • • oun-r·1ve wu never aeen a1·1ve af'·r htr · ....... ~-..... · b r-tain Valley, 1,57$; Huntington Beach, . • . . ie In the BrallJe .Instifuc.Apontored _rally Glendale, Who waa driven Y uan1e·
70Z ;. Marlu,-1,562 · and-Westminstu 2.~.m ..... v~~tltoa'~aresyouthtauranwt.an.; .... ;., are Jamie HaD, 21 ; Robbie Jenkinl, UmKraenen _!. Tolorran<e_ .. · nun'nleu•~-~adtwo• . 7 •-&orv-... ~-·~ ._. ......... _11;-Stephanle~ Miller, II;. Glenn Vick, -·-ie. iUIU
1,75 · the .El Carlso Vtllqe area found the lf and Ron Govin 17 .. aecon<11. Summer achoo! be1an laM-Monday--s1~year.;;old teacher'• remains in -an -' -~· ·
and wW end July 24:. animaJ.nva1ed srave 50 feet from' The '8,723 studenta are enrolled in
,U P-..... "!! .111a priQl\llm. -
art and bu.ineu educaUon to ldence
and special. education. ,
Nearly 2,000 of these "eager beavers"
are enrof!ed In dri'ver edU<alion <OUr101
for whlch.l they receive no credit other
than !bet tt Is required le< high achool
graduaUon.
Some lllUdeilts are makln1 up courses
failed, bUt the majority are enrolled
in tnrichintnt clasees or COW'9el 1uch
.u typing, lpeed reading and marine
bkll,ogy-,·ldminlstratonl said ..
Preliminary ~nt IJcures fnr the
~ ... 'j#
Sentencing. Set
In Shooting
Of Policeman
MM'SilaU David Wolle today pleaded
guilty to diarges that he · lhot •
Westminster police officer last April 22
llhortly alter the patrolman oloJiped blin
.on llMP!don ofjfrunkerfdriv~.
Pa nther Draws
Five to Life
Su!>erior Oourt Judge James F. Judge
ordered Wolfe, 21, of 1!1121. Van Bureft
Street, Midway City, to return to hli
' out July 18 for what could be a com-
mllinint te-lllate-pri>on fur up lo ll
)'tats.' • '
Wolle admitted that ii. -oho! offi~
Wendlll C.rey, 24, tn tilt le« aide when
the patrolman ordered. him to pull ovtt For ·Cop Killing
Arthuf Dewttte League Thursday was to the tide of the ri>IMf.. for investigation.
sentenced .to ftve years to life in state Carey pulled hi1 sun and fired back =~~ l1:a k~~ on0;f= . ~e= -• .!!l!e, ~verely ~in~ the motorist.
SaSBCer · , -Both men were hospitalized for their
Superior C.OUrt J ud1e Samuel Dreizen ~ .!Dd-C&rey wu I~ as ~itical
quickly rejected motions f~ a new trial in Wutmirlster Commumty Hosp1.tal ~ot
with the' continent that the jury which aeveral days following the shooting in-
convicted the 21-year-old Black Pan&ber ddent. Both Wolfe and Cafey have now
workded "i:nethodically, thoroughly and recovered tram their wounds.
faithfully" throughout the 11-week trial.
Judie Dreizen commented that there
was ample evidence to 11J1tain the jury'•
rejection of League's argument that he
was not present -when the young
patrolman was shot.
He also rejected defense arguments
that the illness ol a juror marred hi1
ability to evaluate evidence and that
jurors were were Undufy hll1uenced by
a courtroom -deputy's I u n -d r 1 w 1 n I
demonstration.
Judge Dreiten abo njecle1f del-
attorney Robert Green's pJeu that the
minimum term for Leque'1 sentence
be reduced from five yean to Iii: months.
Green left tlie court room to befin
preparation of his appul qainst the
Katie Bryant
Funeral Slated
Funeral HrVICN were held today for
lo!'"ft' Huntin81on Beacli resident Mrs.
KaUe Bryant who died Tuesday at the
.qe Of 81.
A realdenl ol Huntington Beadi for
25 yun, Mn. Bryant had recenlly mov-
ed to Santa Ana.
Oriega ffi&hway in the "falls area"
. InvestJ1aton later uid the victim wu
viclousty "1tchered at an unknown site,
then buried beneath a shallow cever or dirt, tWi,S and brush. ---
The. couple, deecribed by a waitress
of tile Milalon .Viejo ailfee alllp, paid
a bill and left 11 about the same time
Mn. n....,. dld alter ahe paid a 14.51.
tab which ahe for10t to pay earlier
: durin& 1 meettnc with fellow teacheis.
· The mls&lng couple left a clgaret
li1hter behind, a waitress was quoted
as saying.
.B~ides the couple, detectives from
Orange and River side County are press-mg their search for Mrs. Brown's car
which~van.ished with her. -
The 111&7 Pontiac was the object of
a massive aerial search in Cleve'land •
National Forest by Marine helicopters,
Called off early Thursday.
The choppert, seeking clues to both
the auto and a po11ible murder scene,
would be called In again il new leads
turn up, investi gators said today.
Other possible leads to the killer might
come if three mJuing guoline credit
card,, have been used after the disap-
pearance.
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{leach:SO~kHop~'Plann~d
Huntington Bealll la read)' lo swing
mto·summer witll'inolber *lea of b!ih
ICbool "sock bops." ~
Industrial Aide
OK'd for Valley
•
The RUsh aod Pnllution are the roc:-
bands thal, wiU get awmner --
all on a hlill( Mlt and the ·right attp
this year.
The dances Will be held at
the M a· r I n a High School gym etch
gym Saturday lrom 8:30 p.m. unti l 11:30
p.m.
Sponsored by the city Recreation and
F untain valley will hire an Industrial Parks Department, the dances will be ~iiitOr. --open-to-~1-studeot.s.....who...Jive.,..in tht_
City councilmen g~ve the go-ahead H~nt~ngton · B~a~h Union Hish ~
Tuesday night without comment. City D1str1ct. Adm1ss1on to ea ch dance will
Manager James Neal will now sear-:h cost •t . .......
for an administrative assistant to handle 1be dance be1in this Friday and will
nothing but Industrial and commercial end Aug. 7 at Marina High and Aua.
development In the cjty. a at Edi.son High.
Council action followed a request by The official in charge of the dancn
the city's industrial committee askil!.g will be Rip Ribble or the recreation
that one person be assigned to handle department while Ronald Krogh, an in-
all phases of development of 320 acres structor at Edison High, will be the
af industrial land. manager of the dances.
Special
-.USS 1'CP. T11• I iv.. THICK
W•I o. ..... Ql.Hlly Edltor
. t lb•tt w .•• , ••
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H .... ...-..... Offl•• --_v:erdict-and-lfliKence; .
She was an active member oC the
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"There is not the sllthtell doubt in
my mind that the appellate court will
quickly reVerae thia dedaoa," bl llid.
Pilot P raised
Fol' School News
A plaque and _praise irere awarded
lo tilt DAILY PILOT '11lunday nlabl
by tilt Fountain VaUey Sc:hoc>I IJillrtcl
for e1cdlence in press coverqe al the
.dlstrkt during the put yeear .
Memben of the -district education
auociatioa, the IChool employts a.uocia·
Uoa and the -leadenhip association, Pck·
ed the· DAILY •. PlLQT .aftfl:r a review
of newt, ~itorlal and pictorial coveraae
ol. teVeral county new1p1pm .
Alan Dlrikn, West <>ranee County
editor, a<c:epted tilt •'!ard and !l'alaed :\':.; i:.~·tall fnr lta ~ ..
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She leaves three. sons, William Bryant,
of' Corona and Roy D. Bryant, Jr. and
Mike Bryant, both of Santa Ana ; three
slsteni, Hallie F. Bolen, Elsa McAndrewa
and Cora Wheat, ~ three
arlllddilktren.
Pathologist Wants
JFK Murder Bullets
TOPEKA, Kan. (UPI ) -Dr. Jolin
M. Nichols, a peth>Jocist at the Unive rsi-
ty of Kan111 Medical Center, bas filed
a f~eral suit to eumine the bullet.I
whl<h killed President John F. K<Medy
and wounded former 1eau Gov. John
B. Conni.Uy. -· Nichols lfkl _be wanted to ,'lubject the
bullet frapnentl to "neutron activation
analysis" to determine if the. metall
tn the fraaments malch and thertkh
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ORANGE COUNTY, CAUl'ORNIA .. . ' :~ ..... • • ..... ·-r ,-; "'
New Newport Oil · Slick
A";leCalld~cil illCk"bOpn -wulJlnl
a-. In Blllloo •tl>h www'*c oiler
• lint --a( Ille ... -lhr<e-!ourlhs al a mile al beach In
«!ntral N. 'l'llllnday nichl ·
and ~ ~ aildlllol.aJ. thruts.' pUoi new ,.,,er· the .area ·~t nll~rnlnc · CKy crews -. .. t ·the tallc 'llliir!ly
A ..,..1y -Dopar1ment , \>Oot and npx:t.d 111td<,palcbes, •!thin ball al!er suqrlle .-J and 'b!' t un.-!IW
. r-"<! • oquare yuda cl heavy crude a mile ol -. · !ram J3rc1 Stttet in · the _, cl-. -
0"""! .. rter mile -ol Che Balboa -Wfft Newport to the j<tly'al tho u• Milli laid Ille gciO that WU lllmed I , . ' under UteiJ WGOld nof be · """'1111r up. Pier It. 11 a.m. ol Balbloa Pemnsula. Hii explaiiled that the atutf that · ttlcks
At 11 :30· a.m. lhe Newport Lifeguard The origin of the oil wu unddennined. to beachaom' feet UIUl.lly ls DOt tram
Department reported the oil beginning The Caul Guard took ciJ aamfiles and a Imp ciJ allcli; ~ ii ............ be
to wuh ashore from 111111 Street to was rumlng an anaiJib, , said, tllal ...,.. !ram ciJen ~
the Ball>ol Bier. , Lifepard Lt. Bill 'Milla sail ·ou caine their bilges at sea.
'Il>e U.S. Caul Guan! ._ied 111
--• barrels al oil floatini on
the OCOID In patches wtlbln hall a mile
al tbore all a1cac Ille PenlJllula lhls lllOl'*c---Uty ...... -17 w.-.....,~bad
City c,...s early lhlJ mornin( hauled In wiUt the high tide Thunday ni&fil City General Servlcea' DJndGr Jacoli
two ltuek loodl of Ille muct:away_iuici · and cova:<do a_m.foof wltfe MJI al Myndene said ilia m.. -W Ila IDllC ---till~ the real under ., the beach sand 1mn juol nit al llie ·Newport over !fie bUch S&q ....... to
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hauled.two -ol Ille -!ram tho 11111 llict away and tillerecl the
rest under so tbe bMcb looked clean.
Theo a Cod Guard belloopler pilol
flew ....-::Ille--al mlcknomiq
st ...... ing llp•et . -
looMd cloan. Ple!\oa aul tbe Jl"'l!Wlla to !lib -·, mate ·111re -al, lie lanled --~ llfegua,rdi ttpOrted lh<y could He All! four or ftve feeet al Ute. llrfp\ oil had ourfaced. Myndene dldni -
mt ... Illy more oil _.oochln&, off was heavy ~ perllapo hall an lndi about Ute thrul of the -I oU
shore. Bui a Coast Guard belloopler-lhidc. ' · all """" repGrted by #le C.. Gaard. -.. _.; __ -~ .. • ' ' ' '
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Heath Elected · For Azimuth ~ . ·--·· ,. . . . . . .
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Wins:··Delav:. ~ . . J i. . ' '
,. two -·poll~, of.a Aecl·
lion affec!il1ll AzlmuUt .EquiU•' bid
lo 111nex lt.atro(IOWer ..-tY lo NftpoR
Beach· wu grana.d "!'bur.day ,11ipt by
LONDON (UPI) -Conservative party rival, Harold W~n. had driven to the Newport~ plannipg cc:mmillionerl.
leader Edward Heath, who awept to power palact and submitted his resignatkm 'and r~ent on •. ~ ap-
UILY PILOT,....~ u. ... ..,.. in one cl the bJggat elei;toral upsets that of his government. . , pllcalion was unW July 2 ·at the Rquat
A-'I', · , f 'l'lai in BrlUsh hllk<y, look office u prime The Queen accepted the resi(llatiooi . , of.Azimuth attorney Alex )!owi<,
--0 -· mlnill<r al Brllaln. today, and called In Heath on Wibon's con-, -lion of .Ute SO:.....-paml 'near -r ·-u Elizabetb · or .... CoontyAir1JortJabelni......,..
Br,_. MiJlf rd~l7 Hunli'ngton n--• demonslr-a•·~"--~·-"-... ~ ll named HeaUt In s-I "od•ice·" The mfWe ~ ,-k~1-.-~'"Irvine c-· ~" . ,..... o ' ' """""' -= ,._..,...,~ a oria cae-t al Jla<ki..,_, Palace five and , a ball yean 'al Labor rule ,, ......... , ·~ ---w-
" 1111·pro~-.. as · be 1!81ance~ atop mam mast o1 P7,foot Utdl Arl1Ja·'"11·--half-'M hour-aller-hli.bealoll-Laborit< -•D.i ended-Wllaoa'a..tr.m.ol-boiJic lho · Ute bec"mg al Irvine areL _,.
of.·IMam.a, Hawtil. Ship docked temporarily•et ~,Scout Sue in , fits! .... _ mm· i"er to win·~_, -who -·to .keep .it u IU -·r.r
l'(eirpolt BeaCh where Btent sponds • good·dml ol'bis -~...-•. ml'iil~ --;~ -~·~ ~ . . -•• ,.. ~ the fUluft city a( Irvine. ' -· ,. _
·-~Soa"SJ;oui',Sliip711. , , . , . . 'f'J.~-J,,_ J;_ 'It WU I 1lble Iba pon.~i,. ~=l:.1~ to wOo ',"°!'lil ' . ' . ' .. "'~"'·~ ~ ~ •,'-,4~~-'2.-,' .-~: ' ... ..,i, .. l,. q: Will .. ' p 1n s' · 11~" , u;._:;.i_ • ... , , • ~. . ... i Ille a.plioo ... JllGioj .,. , , ..... ~~tiers ~ur.· · .ta~ ri _•!_~~wn ". ln~=a-:::i:~· LE= . .:fe;:.'1.·_'_~itt~~.~=--. · · Alda VouulOn :ce :=,:...~ =~ , ,,'. · 11a1 ..... .-.u .. i1. i,..e.
Srut ·Creek Puhlie ·Bea~h ~~:-=~= ~Omcbiflattbackloeotwor~ ~~~~it'"';:~ .
, . . . a1 .... a• ·-· __ -a --•r At 1,11-p.m, <s:ss a.m. PM> HeaUt'• Mesa Principal Ute 1rv1ne c.m. -· 111 _.._.a c1t1ay 1 , •r--Comet tit.Ives topped the fiew'e of 311 ...i Loe '"'-'~ • with · four youna people · in. tbe cockpit in Parliament seal! and thlfs won an UI al Agency F.onnation COmmiulon
Hundreds of letters have been received Parker indicated Wedrielday tblt "the -tilled tllree and iajllred five otben abeolute majority in the new· 830.mem~r {J() R • ' · (LAFC) consideration · on· the li'ineUUon
leltifying to Ute public's "p<escrlplive communicallons roceived.r-llle'public )ale Tbunday nJchl -a( CGmmons, ft ;, party, slrenglh P68· es1gns which bu been ' -for .at
.H..Wc" to.use Salt Q'eek Beach between indicated .Ulat hunilreds bne med the One drivet wu arrested al"the -•, In the H-which detennines who is Wednesday. • • ,...,.. . --· J s dd M Bowle said a , ...._., ........ .:u.:._ --MonArdi Bay~and Dana Point, according belCb without charge'«~: ·---Gothard Street and-Talbert Avenue the "ptime minister; n· ~ U en· OVC ~ -..--wuu ·-
--to---eli;ton H.-Parker.,...-assislanl-clUe.f _· The eouDty-Omwl's~amee ... WDJ.,.reporL..__.bc»il8d on ~ of re Jon .Y ·willOfl bad1 waited until tpi!I moment , . . Quest, taking in 1 rt .acrq. of Collini
Orange County counsel. to the superva:in .TueldlJ aa .tbe ~s m~111pw;-n ciUifl c:ratJegedly' · s.-~1 Pap1) · Radio property in addition to the
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n-~v eoun· 'oel ' Adr'ian Ku"""'r was · received. lUllDIIll ,I stop Sl(ll and cfri.ri..• wtbout lly JOANNE REYNOLDS ' A*upciwet 50 acfta, bu been filed 1'Hb 'l.AIUIA,1 .1 Y" UcenR ...... .. ... ,..,.... • I Ute LA1'C and I it ii IChlalW .to bl
'authorized · May 5 ,by the . Board of . "Tilen It.fl up .to Uie-.! Whelber a'Il>eded • ;ldtntlfled'tGd ' N P, Ii Costa .lliesa lllJh School will .have he'1'<f July I. He sald Wa--
.s.,iemaors to place odvertiset.enls' in or not 'they -. lo· we 'a iep! JJull . were ay as: ' e' wpo' rt o· ·c·e l 'new "riiiCfJ'"I M~ .... • bu' --.. · far . Ute two .JIJJMUllon a"-'lcitloiis ~ ..... vadolls·-pubUcation!lsedmgevidenceof to ·gam Public .cc. to ad Ole of ~.SiJ:•ea _rn.u.1 21.ofseaCbinook r. ,... ·-· z· l'I"' ....... u;e .. fiublic'i pttvious1l!ie or the beach thebeach,"Prarkersaid.) · pme,Hun~8*b; , : • •. ; , ther~·,,~:lndicaUou,.Wbo,will ttµ1tbe w:_~~'t:':~c~:~
aiid u.. ·ai)aodooed •Sall Creek .,..... The pr~y -Pxific ·Coast . 41. a ....... ·l!l. of 1131 can-o .ff' 1·c·er' 's Mo' the' r' poet,, ' ' . . ' ' • -more 'Ume tO reach <a --rood. lli•'-a• -~ SaU ·c~.~-~ ,.. o-• linenlaf Driv.e,llJmtingt<>n Beach. Frank Lopes prlilc'"·I ol the 11Cbool --'• • •' -~ id Ut h nd eds of leUers b .. the •• ', -,::;:_ N,;,-::;' ;:::;::_,,_:-to -Jamie S. Mut!o, 21, of -Jacaran· . · ' .,.. , -· He laid' --·attn haven't P •• er sa e u r . Y. -a .. ,1 . 16 ............. a--~r.wu, da Ave., Costa Men. 5 fo'r th~: past two year's, r.eslgned ,cfui,etly received a1wntter, nport"ftom the cltj
were ~ result of . odvertJseme,~ls and which tbe IUfll!l'VllOn.ln 118 abandoned Amsted WU Bany G. Kelley, 59, Succumbs at 7 Tuesday night. He plans ~·1a_ke a 'Poli-staff. and ~. lh!nb Ute '-· -
added, "Ibey are still co"!~g .m. a short mnammg ~taeM of the old of 7112 Koledo Lane, Huntington Beach, tion as assistant !IUperintendent in the have ~ to ~plete. its ~ and
Kuyper . pointed out, EXJstence of Salt Creek Rold wtnch led to the a1'tl driver oC the vehicle that Freedle's car Norwalk-La M'1rada di"r1'ct. , U. council adequate time lo i C'Olilider -~~' rl•"· depend upon or the beach Mrs. Anna 0. Thompson, mother of vet:. ... u . ---..z_ -these pr~ • ..,...ve 51•!.3 s lie. . rammed broadlide it 11:30 p.m., police cran Newport Beach detective Sergeant No replaceffient has" been appointed · i'" i1,.,.avre, be will ask far a~
fKtull Jll'OOf that members of the pub , Kiryper later asked, and rectived, aaid. Kenneth Thompson, died Wedoesda)' at for Lopes, said William CUnningham, men.t ~o'{)d_., ~I~. . , .
in· r.ct, croaed it'::utpt'Optrly :geu':: permission. to place 1ImiI1 r ad· Patrolman Ron Jenkins said both 1 Santa Ana hospital. She was 75. district super"1tendent. ~ The po~ ·BDWie ~tty
the' beaches w ~?Y c verUsemen!s in re1aim to Irvine Com-• vehicles were natlened 11ainst a nearby Graveside funeral serviet!S for Mrs. "We· have notices out all over the req~ ~y nllht ~U ~ liVe
Jlf.ll'Yl'llsalon of the owner. pany lands in the controvenial Upper chain link fence and a fire had broken Thompson wil be~held Saturday at 11:30 state and will be interviewing in. two planning dommiuioner1 more tline. H• Kuyper warned at the ti.me, however, N~. Bay 1re1. out in the engine· compartment of one a.m. in Pacific View Memorial Park. to lhree weeks. lt'!I wide open tc>quallfied said Jn h,.is· letter aiking f~ the ·detaY
tllat "previous indications are that vf when police arrived at the tragic scene Corona del Mar. penonnel both inside and outakle the Azimutfl bas. ~ ~ti 1pPqcation
charge!! were made, either for parking The Upper ;Bay advert.ilementa first momenbi later. · Mn. Thompson had been 8 resident of district," he noted. te comply wtth the criteria ot·tlJe Jclty
or access or both." appeared in area ntWSP.A~l'I Tuelday. None of the lnjun:d were reported the Harbor Area for 24 years. Cunningham said the pr I n c i p 1 I • 1 pJanning staff.
Laguna Niguel Corporation was· the in serious condition today at Orange In addition to her son Kenneth1 she resignation bad nothlnc to do with the An:aon«: die cntetia are that· there
target of another uproar over pending County Medical Cel)ler and HllfltinPm leaves her husband, Ernest, of the fam-controversy surrouodJnc the school's be no traffic problems ind eoinmereial School Officials neptLations for public Ule of private Intercommunity Holpital, where they ily home at IZS5 W. Balboa BIVd. She is modular scbedulin1. Ulel are r9*ided lo them lft'Vinc just
Mrttt!I between the highny and the were taken for treatment. al!IO survived by two other !IOns, Leon· "I hate to lose him," Cunniqblm the deveklpment.
beach, IDd lhe. beach itaelf at the June Inv.UCaton :sakf the arrested ard of Santa Ana and Ernest of Whit-said. "He's just a fine man. But thll Bowie said the e«mty Rold~
Dela·y Ac.t!Oll 2-althempervilon. -. Kelley, was boOked into Ute "'""and· a-daughter, Velma Natflziger is raUter a •lcnificant lldvancernent for ment·hucOi>curredwltitthelrprJmely. . :u . Up for -•I -e two tentative jail ward al Or1111e County Medical -of Tullio. him. n-poaltions are rather dlllicpft -lr>Jfic en~'• opil)lon l1lal Ute
tract 111ap1 !Gr de~ al the .. a center llller Ute coll-. Oiiier aamv.rs are 1 lilter, Mary Tay. lo come by and I know he's been m. propooed ol!lce build!DI and .boeel cam-
n....., ·.Moun' t·a1·n Tn·p betwwww the .lliPwlJ and the beach. Mlal Sarpnt WU a -In tbe !or of Loo Angeles; two brothers, Ralph . ler..led in -currlcuiwn wwk for plez ... , ....... ..,, man lralflc -\!JU ---AdiGJi ... dtla1"Cf until nm Tuelday Eelle)' car, wblle the bodlel a( Freedle MorTtl of Paradile and Frent Moma of . a IOll( Ume," See ANNEI, p I .
. flee·IZ'l'lElll, P• I . • . · See QlllllJ!ll'I, Pap I Palos Verdes and 10 &randchildren, Comninpam siJd .he waa llll']lriled , . ~----oflldab lo learn Uta! 00 olficlal --1 ........ c-· ,.,! --Utey ,.m 1aU no 1Urtber ac· ' of Ute ,..,.,..lion had been mac!t and • -
lilJI In the <OR,, -and -T -h S k p . Ch denied Utat ft had llll}'lhlna lo do -!ram Corona dtl Mar Hllh Sobool who eac ers 'ee a· y ange parenlal complainls about !lie tnnovali¥e patlfdpaled In a ... .,....,llai campin( . . _ _ achedulln( uaed line. Lopes toot fWtr
trip mrttl 1 rultng hl9 been received Crom _ as principal two yean ap. .
the c...nty Coulii>l'~s f-~i-· ,. .... ;enirr.r-----:---:-::._----=---.::.' :-----~=--....:;..:..... _____ _::::__ __ -,111.opesri~111~11.d.1<hool boo~ben ,._, .::~= tO:.ing ~e :l. . ~~~~h=~Ult dtdn•t"°!or!--llkie,.-1---.. Thiij . ~.~Ci slunmB-
. ins earlier lhls mooth Iha! allqedly Jn. Group Vnhappy With Board's ·'Salary Schedule becauoe "immature" studtnts -·1 bt&tn Utls weekend, wlUt -.
valved >jrup, beer ilrinking and -, able to handle the large blocta of r... ftt)y, morninl hue making ft of.
lid pnimilcUtty tn sleeping bags, Bart Hile, ueculive ~ al Ute "Tbe boon! IOid they would be willlng Board members approved a li,Ol6 time lhe S)'llem 1a" tha. ficlal. Anem-temperalurel wiU
1'ne faculty nwmben were appoint-Newport. Mell F.ducatiOn Aaloclation to Hllen to ua IC we could ftnd &be salary for eecondary u:nmer IChool lhPot, up •. tbe . l!li• AR ~
ed lo'lrmsllplo the mountain trip which said today tbe ltoc!Jen ut l:opefu! ICbool money fli Ute biJdfel IO n-the lnde• teachers who teach Ute aeven · week cout. ,
imiofved --fram 'llulin and "'"*"'-· -Last year Ibey were paid lllO. p lice' G • -• -·c.i-dtl Mal'. boon! -·-.m --salary ··What ...... tryin( to do is ocbedu1e Elemnary 1111J1111ei--win o ive
D!s1ric1 -111-ot William Cun--·-ill Ille Jm.7U111dpl. . Ille lndelr '° Utat people will be paid ..-,. 1775 !or Ute n-k aeaion
.,.,..,... Aid Ute case" beint·RM!ed Tueldaj'Jli&lit 'the boord mmiber1 ... ..... equllably, In a WllY ...... hopeful. .. ~to the 1740 ~received Jul Man n:. w: .. h b7 the County COunoel's olllco. A dtputy mm<ed a U ,,,_ .....,. tncreue but we're fl\ISlraled becaute we 're only year. "" ..,
_, ~I met In eRClllive -In all tlopl al Ille ,._i -·· talking --.melhing In t b e Hake dubbed Ute new hea!Ut lneurance wllfl schoOf board 'members 'l1anday aalary JJCtiedule. · nel)lbbor-ol l!00,000," Hake laid. , plan "a major bll al procraa." Under Caa1a .._ bad a -:lul jalbuk ri~ the data we had collected Jn later-Hata aaid tbeJ _.. dl•pplfnled In Dlalrlcl sup<rlnlendent Wiiiiam Cun-lhe plan rectntly adopted by ' boorjl '11landay. ' •
views with thole pirticl .. ttng in the the lmOW'lt Of lhe1 lncr111e • It would fMaham sakl the diltri:t isn't alite to member1, the total.; premium on a Not eut. ln.
-ping Jrip we wmid over to county bereiy .,.... the -al livflll locrUR. act'Ojll tllelr IUQOllion unless the employ.,' hoallll in1Unnce wUI be paid Officer Hal Holbnm walched In
tillrml." nu.lftlhlm aaid. "If there Is "Our mllin ~" be 0 . aaociation can find the money in the 'by tht lllatrict Jn addition to the first utonilhmenl aa 1 JO.year-old man walk·
to be Jlddltfooal ection, ~ wilt come in plained, "ii on •.llle m,ie. b -I· budpt or ! the itate tata lqlslati>e 1100 al Ute premiwns on dependants' ed up to Ille rear of police lleadquarlm
4 .._ a week, 1fter we've heard fn1rn ed1 The way 1t .. ~•.~;._ 1111ne people are adion whicb would NIUlt in mori hhb: insurance. and bepn tryins lo pt inCo the mu~ ~" be11S\!."~ ~-!' . comU. to the: diltr6ct. . · "The board members have "8.id .they lmum seturlty J1ci1U)\ . .... _, __ .n.~ outin&: to Elainore ·,.. .. ~ " it'• )ult tbt""Jl'lllmlWy budcet. Hate said he wu_ pleated with the 1 wJU continue to listen to us;~ he-tlkl He wu quesUonect •bout his rrioti.u
.,..-by a campus lllkins clWI Which and not tbe final -wa ara 11111 action taten by -JlllJllben oo Ute "ID we might· be able lo pt ..,,. , · and suboequenlly -!"' IUlpicion
la ·11111 autlJiirllod u a school organlza. hopeful we can -k out a -llllOClallon'• heal!ll-..... ad --..-. chaJllel before Ute.. budpl la of beinr -· Ute loll_. Iii· 1""' Uon. to the iodea problem,"·" added. mer tdtool sa1arJ 11 .. elCI. finalized.~ tr~.~~ dnla·
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r4rmy ~auncha Beach R-epl,enulunent Plan
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•'1'111 -~y . Corps of Enginetr1 _will have -urriq tho -to ,.,...,Ill "We'll lr>N._at hydrocrtphic IW'V•YI
amdt uo&her ·Sl.5 million project to .the IUd before it ptt wcne," Wlllud" In &he winter and 1prin1 and te whee icml!oi b!a<Ji ..-Ilona the Or~ .Morril. ·l)Alidlol ol lhe ...._. colili¥ the Newport work ii ..._.,, .. Col.
:..II this fail . · erpiaine<[ · -· •, -Malley llid. . n.e job wW start with a 'huse und Col. Robert Malley bl the encineen . "'!be aroins are·worklng wen there,
jepleniltunet program At Surfside, the aaured the bameownen that the CU'Jll • aJthOuah We Dave received complainta
?rtv1t:9 ~~ with -three quarten ot · would •rt::work -IDDft oo. the· und: 8bout tbeir ·appe1rance. ·
1 mile of 'he1chlnlnt; ind md with replenllll-1. Ha alll lhat a J<llU willdl "ni, . .,.1n1 are geltinl· NJty IO w1'll
1 new und fill and more work on had been IChlduled for the fall of 1971 put rocU on either lidt ~,them," be
lie grolnl in N...port Bt1cli. would he ldvlllCed a year. . added. . .
The program calls for rock·faCing the A refill of 111' million cubic Yank In addition to building a new groin,
deel groin! at 40lh and 46th streeta of lllld, which ·will probably be dredpd the encineer1 l1ao plan an lm.000 cubic -
n Newport Beach and Putting in a ~ the ~al Belch N,a•al , Weapma yir:d sand fill for Newport. Beach. ;<w?OCJi l!l<>iilliltw.<!nlth ·Stnet-'and-Stalloo lwllol:, wUJ hegin_lllis_November The procram ll ail part of Jhe.<>ranre
Newport Pier. , • and he completad lii Fitiniily before. County ---Control Pn>Ject
The" piog::ram was outlined at 8 meetm, nest J,ear.'1 ltonn aeuoin. eltmdlng 13 miles from the San Gabriel
lf homeowners In the · Surfli.de colony -In ISIM the eqiMer'I repleniahtd sind Riv~ to the Newport Harbor entrance.
lbun<f>y night by ahoreii\lt pn>tectloq at Surfcdde and created a t.JOO.looWooa The combined cost for !he Surlcdde ·
l>perti from·tlif'Corpocl Ensineen.-;--heodl •,_feet wide. ·A *1p-'at ·the-ll1d NeWpori'w0ri ta eslhn11ed 11 •1.1
The Surfside llomeownen had hHn north end of SUrflidl, h0!0 .. 9", Is Dow mHIJoil, -1-J aulborftiOI poyJnc
nitln& to the cOll" tor -ero1 moothl ooly • flot wide. . 1111,000, tho llate 1311.11111 uif the federal llll<Jnr w!len the ngineerl W<IClid The -k at Jj1wparl. Beadl will DOI lfOVll'lllllOlll fl,OOl,000.
Police Check Out Cloos .
ln San C"lemente Slaying
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11111 Miii Martin wer. found pinned
in the cockpit ol their En1illh roadster.
Paul N. Jacob, 21, oC am 17th St.,
Westminster, ud Terry Sll)ith, 17, o1
By JORN V Al.TERZA . hand -ahortly .. alltt he left le< WO<i ll5D GluJIOW Circle, Hunlinltoo Bead!, ..-°' .... DllltY ..... Slaff . at 4:30 1.m. TUelday, .. GUI added. were the two· 1urvivor1 who rOOe in
·Physical evidence,, includlng several_ Mark Johnlon, ti, who teit Ala .wife . the crowded sportscar.
lloody foot prints near the kitchen link, to report fOr pard duty at u,;-·Marine Passengers Who escaped -death in
1tere the prime Object ~todly in tbe hellco . ..,_ but 11 &Intl Anl, told. of. Kelley's yehicle were Identified u John
mounting investigation of the brutal ficel'I); '"returned ftc:m wort lhortly Cavanaugh, 19, of 17281 Misty Lane, and ~atirig and ltabbin& murder earlier thia Bar~a Coran, 17, of 20911 Splndritt
N"eek of a YOUDI San qemestte ~wile. before noon Wednelday, unlocked the Lane, both· in HuntinJt,on Beach.
. Oran1e COunty. Sheriff's crime lab in. front d.O!>" and _found bis wife'• body Police who arrived at the acene fj,rst·
feSligaton, who are continuing minute · SJftWl.d on the bed tn the beclloom-llvinf A.id they found Kelley and Mt. Coran nminalioo of literally bundles ~ . · . wandering in a daze.
l\lidence, '1lo are eu:mlnini the prints l'QCXO .~blnatfon. Invesµgatcr1 reconsiructing the fatal
Jlscovered near. the kitcheii link tn the He 'lnimedlat.ely nottfted police, hi II.id. brOa:Clside collilion said F i e 'e d 1 e • 1'
1eJt room . from the bed Where Mrs. Detectiver,' who bl.ii been fDt.emntna. &pOrtaicar . WU evkleatJy nor\bbQund C!1J
~ Lynn Johlllon .... found olain. Jhe hmblnd .. llT1 ...,. -tho -· Gothard 8tnet and in that CAM -.Id
1ei· -bultJAnd found the hody termed the -Janco _.i .·-have the rfpt ol w1y. ' Jednllday noon. .. belptul aDd eooperattve.'' Nelther driver made an effort to· stop,
Coroner's tnve.Ugatora llld tDday the No 1tn)q: liilpectl'bavt· b111flndlcat.ed police asaerted after probing t be
»-yeor-old vlcllm hacf been YlclGucoly by inYMlpton. • evJ.i.....
rtabbed, 1lalhed and beaten IOmltlme B8lidn 11fttnc the evkSenoti de&ec:tlvel 'n:le iiccldent doubled Hu n tin I to n
Catie• in .the Sattd . .
Vacationing Philip Strong, 4, builds c.asUe while his sister, Hobertey,
11, climbs on her own version of a castle in the sand. Th! children
are from Highland near San Bernardino and were captured on film
while. using their tmaainations in Newport Beach.
Religioµs Youth Center
Approved For Balhoans
!IT1y Tue9d1y mornlnc. are attempttq to formulate a motive Beach'I 1970 traffic fatality rate, which
The inveltlgitort declined to describe for the crime. . hid been only three. • A religious youtH center in Balboa was self, I feel this would be a better ap. ~e cutting weapon uled, but aid the The baffJ1q •tptdl ol no aexua1 The~ croulnr is the Jut through in-unanimously approved by Newpc>r.t Beach proach than cracking down harder until .
:ie1tln1 on the woman'• held wu c1Uled attlck and no apparent brui; • .tn are tersecUon before Talbert Avenuea comes i;lannlng commiuioners 'Iburaday night inryocenl youOi. '°'!'.ho"".:ll\!e 1n-:the area are
?Y a stool found in tbe kitchen. Eilher confoundiq: the tfbt. to a dead end at Golden West Street, The center, to be called The Carpenter's being acrosted~by police."
the beating, .. or the-~led cuttlna:. =--..Mn._Jobn«m'• ... walleLwu~vered the .l(l!;aUon ~ ~ '"~-' traged1":_ Shop, will-be.Jn a_vacant CClll.IJlercial _ _Mrs. John.Allen, a B,i.lboa mother of ~Uhinrand 1tabbtngTOf a knife could mlalnt from the dO'Pmltaitl -flat, Jun a little more than m:z:_yean aa:o, building al-51LE . .B..al00J.Blvd ., and ~U . ~ven teen!Bi:ra, '!J'ote: _ _
!llYe ca~ death. . . however. t-:o banlr bandl~ chued acraa from feature folk music and discussion groups. "I feel tuned in oh their needs and
Corotler !. lnv~.lgator John Gill II.id • The -..II apartmtnt lhowed •v•al ~ Ana by police nmmed broadside When the religious center first c&me l think this i.5 the answer for many of ' ther_e~~o ev~oce of violent~~ iajttal Ji!! ot,~-ln hf. ,U·IDcb ~ into ~. van carrying. a ~d of up before ' planners two wetks ago Bal· our Younastera ·with problems."
adlv...,.-·• a. 1-d SLJ ... •m•-" ~--. .... :lWfa •-l>d· ..... M 1 ··••;~W .tfJ•S I ~ llftrama boa realdentJ were fearful a hippie ele-,.
Wednelday nJlht. He would not amplify the bed and a wtde-open kitdlln window atudenta. . · · ment might be involved. ~· , _ _ _ _ with a m~ chair beneath it on the Two were killed and several cri'tlcalJy But after the religlOW center sponsors ~ And ii l•irluallf lmpoaible"-1<> fu: · P1Uo. ---_ Injured, while the -ta -abnoot from Trinity United Prelbyterian Church
uact tiDo 11-wth. 11._, to But ppilce llid· the lbittared rius ..-.lhed -were-1-·1t11teoc:ed 18 qr Santa Ana o11tf SL ·Andmo's Prnby·
in the 'lttflflJ deldribld by the in.. wu "m~ with no trua ol debril Ule fa1nl in prilan, llince dellh cauMI inrian <;Jwrch ol NeWPc)rt Bt!och bf!J'ed ID
belleatit 1t:. , tn ClCJIDmlu\Qn al a felcny ii murder. them several re!ldents were back: at the
f Planning QKnmlssion-meet.in; nn:.irsday Bill by Badham p;,.... r... 1 , night to ..,. they noJo.,.r had any ob-
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before cooeeding formallJ', -XllhOuch .,in
television intei'v&ewt earlier he left :no
doubt that he knew he was a beaten , . ' . . Chiropractors 11= 15 letters were received by the
gainst Freeway LETTERS • • • Convene at Inn ~ ,!;\=~g !'S.U:.~:: ~Ja~c:: :: m:;ilhin minutes Wilson'• No. 10 Down·
I t ing St. office announced: "Following the -~M . tha Id f -V l by a ~rvote. · ~ . _ Norman Liddell, owner of a_ BJibQa · announcement t the Conserv1Uves e Of 0 e p s'~itor David t. Baker touched The ·Newporter lM ts the she of the watertronrhamburge11tand, wrote: · .h~ve se~urea-.more thag h4l!.the stats
' _off the June 2 deblte with a question : 42nd ·annual CalUomla Chiropractic "Though I'm not a rellgioua man my. in the new House of Commons the prime
A biU to remove a Newport Bea "Whlf authority do we hive to require Association's convention which began ' minister has askedo-for an audience with
ent of tbe Paciftc Cout rree;,;y access. to the streets in ti>ele tubdiviaions Tbul'lday and will run trough Sunday. her majesty to tMder the resianatJon
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R_uliitg Dµe
A -r><hoillenl1 ol a Santa Ana .
munldpal C<lq[l .juqe'1 rulinl ~t mudl
ol Ca111arnia'1 Tbenpoutlc .Ahortlon Ad
fs"unconatltuUOl!af wlii he filed Jn Orqe
Counfy Suj)eriOr Court in a l• .dayt.
Depuiy DistriCI AlinroeJ Martin J.
Heneghan llid Tbund1y he wlii Mi the
opinlOI! by Judie WilUam w. ThollllOO
he set llide Oil Jhe hull that be had no
jurlsdlctiOI! in Jhe case.
Judge Thomson laued his controversial
ruling -Jhe latest along the 11.., of
~arlier verdlcta ~ on Wednlld1y,
--· Ci'fffilhaf proceedinp -.p1ns1-one aborUonllt and hi! alliatant.
The deputy district attorney -
abortion counta· lodged against them 1re
felony crimes-am the municipal caurt-
Judge thus bu no jutladiclion in otop
lhem. • · .
Judge TbOmlon defended wh•t he. caf).
ed "the i:llht of any woman to seek an'
abortion" in a ·flve-pa1e opinion which
1UbstanUally qrees with the earlier land-
mark ruUna of Judie Paul Mut, bis col· -
)eaglle-m1-tlie5anta Alll Munlcipal Court -
. bench.
But JUdie 'I'1\omJon made it clear that ·
he is In full qreement with certain Pro-
viliona ol the controversial abortJon code
that was palled by the legillature In 1117
-those aections which specify that all • •
abortion proceduret carried out on wom-
en who ·have· not paaed the (wentietb
week of their-prepancy thou1d be .pello
formed under carefully regulated cPo·
cum stances. .
Judge Thomson defined thole retufa-
tions 11 lncludine the "right of the s.tate
· to insist upon abortion procedures_ bei~
carried out in ho1pltal1 and clinics· by
physicians whose procedurea: are approv-
ed by medical or1anization1 ~and IOcle-'
ties.
Tliat definition would appear lo brand
as illegal the Jll'lctlce ol Dr. Jolin. S.
Gwynne , 211, of l!anta Alll. • •
Dr. i;wynne and h1I alllstant Debh'.e:
Meyer ol Whittier, were arrested Mv
· 13 and charged with two counta ol per·
lormlnl liie1al abortlona. . . ,
Dr. Gwynne and his motl\tr, Mn.
Rubye Unruh Gwynne, 51, were llmlted.
at the 17th Street clirrlc Tuesday on iden-
tical charges. Municipal court actioa
against the pair was being delayed to-
day pending the eagerly await~ rulin&
by Judge Thomson.
Dr. Gwynne told the worlit at large
outside the courtroom that he will cm-
tinue to ,perform his allegedly illegal
operations\" at the clinic "to whoever
wants the in aOO at any time;'' He
pointed out that the iasues raised by
his arrests will eventually be debated
in the Uniltd States Supreme Court
and he ~Dd:I to continue his practicl!"
until the-hlglt court gives its"ruHng.
"Judge 1'lomson gave Deputy Di1trid
Attorney· Heneghan 10 days to amend
his complaint against Gwynne and Mias
Meyer. It i1 expected that Heneghin will
delete thole porUona of bis complaintl •
referring to 'Slatotiis declared unconstitu-
tional by Judge Thomson and a g a i 11
press chargea: against the controver,iaJ ·
physician.
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been held over until next Wednetday -and the beaches by the public?" More than 500 doctors of chiropractic Nix.ons Mark 30th of his goverMlent." ·vote by·the lta.le"Auembl . --Su~iaor-Alton 'E. Allen of Laguna aruf_their ~V,. are au.ending the con-, At alm03t the same . moment _ a blem than Industrial usa1e of the pro-
•The bill. authcnd by Rotst Bldbam . Beach .mentioned that "there LI uother · ventiOn which -rocludes a·-T.,tslatlve WASHINGTON (AP)~-The Prftlident fumltur~movinr truck pulled up out.side-perty. ' ~,.,.. __
fR·Newpcrt :Beach) would delete. the aspect-bl this Cite -we have a couriy ~· luncheon at noon Saturday, with state ind Mrs. Nixon .will l!tiebrate their 3001 JO Downing St. Bowie said the pr&-g app teat.it
t Freew1y from the aoutkat limttl · negotiating ~ working with the cot-' Senator John G. 5chm1\i:· (R-Tustin) the wedding anniversary along with FaUler't At 2:30 p.m. (8:30 a.m. PDT) Heath now limits office apace of one million
ewport Beach to Rout' Jt in Hun4 poraUon on accal to belch. and on . featured apuker, ·-Day at Camp David Sunday, the White stepped out of the door .of. the. fashionable square feet and the hotel to 450 rooms.
gton Beach fl'OIJl the California parkinc . areu, We 1houkl have the Newport Beach resident LI n d 1 House announced today. They will go Albany apartment holise wllere he has This drops the projected value of tht
eway system. team '1 report al the 11.me time we· Kruckenberg, 20, will rep-esent the late Friday to the mountain retreat near a bachelor flat and made fil3 first. public development from $50 million to S4D
~ Qitics of Badlwn.'1 )esislative effort act on these maps." Orange CoUilty Chinll:r''act.ic Society in 'lbunnOnt, Md., for the weekend. appearance as prime minister-elect. to $45 million, he said.
llhn Jhe deleilOI! woWd Kt back huch Baker llid he doubled that the n,..U. the state wide Posture Pa1eant to he ------------------------~------------
evelopment.. and would overloed Hun-lions Were gettlnc anywhere. · ~· ~ -: b~ thiJ afternoon.
on Beach sUrface.1lreeta. " · ~ · "'ll!ll'll!l!lllf~"!!ll~-~--~~--.-------,.·----11:•••-. .. atthew Weyuker. an adminbtralivt 1' ~
tant for Anemblyman Robert Burke ~R·Huntinston Beach) Hid ihe -on ~~~:'1:~ ~ controvenlal issua was delayed
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ot Newport Beach. why not? S<:bOo[ 11 out and lhoH lazy, hiiZy days
of summer are here. Orily trouble is, most of the d1y1 ao· far havl'
been hazy, complain th~se bent on .getting their suntans early.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -The
iSSUe of standby wage and
price controls shows signs of
igniUng a congressional furor
over President N i :z o n ' s
domestic policies.
"I think Congress sboµld
conakler standby controls,'"
House Democratic Le ad e i:-
Asb·onaut
Takes Bride
Donor Ameri~a _
Pa~iots Planning Program
-WASHINGTON (AP} -The wan! lo counter the bad thlop
•at.ion's capital will celebrate~ thathive been saida&iiiFthis
the !94th birth ol the republic country and ""°" ~ are
with Honor .America Day, a .
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series of 'uly 4th events some good things to ta1t
designed to "count.er all the about." ,
bad things that have been said Among the events planned
about this country.'.' µe Olympic-style runners who
"This is America Day. will carry Amer:tcan flags bl
Anything that helps honcir relays from lndepeodence !fall
~rica we want." saJd J. in Philadelphia, the Hall of
WQllard MBniott, cha1nnan of freedom at Valley .Ferge and
Honor America Day. . the Colonial Capital a,t
"It's for people who love WilliaJMburg, Va. to W&1~
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court reconts for· the possibility tllat Mrs. Jobnson·
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,Annexation Questions
Much attention will be fOCllMd on tbe Newport
Beocb City Council wben it COllllden the p._ad an-
llelllllon ol Aalropower property near Orange Comity
Airport-on Monday ni1bt. _
Obvloualy, that kind of lllOlltY Iba dty can't like
ll&htly. But "tu pJ111111" are not aJway1 u benefldll as
they promise to 6e. Other Jmportct Ion1·ranie coDJid·
eraUona bave to be welshed by tbe dty:
City olflclal1 ID CoolLlrua, Santa Am and 'l'llltln,
. and nsidents,of the newly-developing future Irvine dty
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do. · --
Haw doll 11111 •••exaUon affect tbe ulUmate dty
p,_,,! Doet It cban1• the cbaracter of tbe dty! Does ft
rilakeJneviteble aeveraJ more lnlilnd aru annexations
to Newport! Ia Iba city ~repared·to ~e l!1 more of the
"university community! • Wbat ta the effect on tbe pro.
posed city of Irvine! On 'Newport Beach relatlonshlpa
with the university! With tbe Irvine ComP'l"Y! With
. Land around Orange County Airport, almost llll·own-
ed by the Irvine Company, Is beina developed for In·
duslriaJ and commercial uses. Thia mUel It attnctlve tu base -wbat every city ...U to support its services
to residential areas. ·
nellhboring cities? _ ·
The council will have to proceed with a greet deal
of care and with the benefit olconalderably more lnlor·
matJon than has so far been made av'ailable to
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Santa Ana Unified School Diltrk:t managed to en-
compass Ibis \a• rich area years 1go. Bat the Irvine
Company so far bas been aucceoful In kee!btl aur-
---...-.unHidiilgdtlil fi'Orirgotibllng up !lie area:--
ln ltllO, when the Univenjty of Clllfo~ campus at Sh 'd Ov La d S
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'Irvine was Just a glimmer In planDer!I' eyOI, Irvine Com· 8 OW er ll W8p
pany planners and UC regonll felt It WU' usentlal to
--prapare..fot-a -dty.of.lOll,Olll.peraom.amund.tbe unl'l.tr· Still alive on !al!!'i:.· the Upper Newport Bay land
aity, to ·help the-university serve atudenla aiid faculty. ~--swap between OrangeCountY'goveniment ant{ the Ir··
The Irvine Company went around to the cities and vine Company has a long shadow over It. , ,
asked they promise not to annex thto the airport area. With the swearing in in JfDuary of Supervisor-elect
The Newport Beech City Council did not sign a binding 'l,onald Caspers, succeeding Alton Allen, opponents of
resolution but said for the record they were not inter-tHe Jand trade on the board presumably will outnumber
ested in annexing at that time. those still in favor and presumably the county will seek
Newport Beach and Costa Mua have up to now to cancel the agreement.
honored the 1960 ''undentandin&.'' · MeaHWtiile, a Superior Court-test of-1he--trade's
But the dty of Santa Alia recently broke tht! annexa-constitutionality will begin a week from today. On that
tion peace by filing to annu the Marine Helicopter base front, the homeowner interveners have received a pow~
(lbe LTA bue). Tustin prompUy filed a counter-annexa· erful shot in the ann with the decision by the Sierra
tion claim. · Club's president and chief attorney Philip Berry to take
Now Newport Beach Is offered wbat appears to be on the case.
a lax base plum -the Altropower site Azimuth Equitjes • With the future of the Upper Bay now so unsettled,
Inc. ta purchasing with tlie intent ol building a _. mil· the joint · agency study by the city of Newport Beach,
lk>n office bulldng and hotel co""'" THes on lbe d.. the county, the slate and the Irvine Company of the
veloped propetty could produce ,000 a year revenue beat use to which to put the Upper Bay land takes on
. for the city, added importance. N
'Sir, the 3rd platoon has chipped in rind would like to buy 40 T,,;)
soldiers to take our place out here.' .
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flow to Reach
fhe Campus
'tu.dies Group.
Dear
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Maacla Information Is ~Non-transformable'
Responsihility of En!!Iish Teachers
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Some infQnDaUon can be punched on their ideu often cannot be ·paraphrued; the entire intellectual community, 1Ci«1·
cards. coded, computerized, converted theil-senlences cannot be transfonned tlflc, political and ·philosophical as welt
t The 8dOlelcent -"students" of Isla
VIiia (In 1J111e of adutt bodies) are
llllI tbe Utile brats who kicked their
fathers In the shins and then crltd
wben their, fathers spanked them!
into flashes of light or beeps and pro-for computer processing. as humanistic. ,
cessed by machines. 11 can be translated In other wOrds, some of the most Semanticists are often asked, ''Do you
from Enjllsh to RuasJan to Japanese think all problems are verbal?'' I have and come back into important information ia the world, in-answered this question in a variety of
Enalilh -and come WE ALL KNOW of other examples formation about how we feel and react, ways, but I think the best. answer was
J lbe F.dilor: -L. M. P,
out undistorted and ol nort-tranlfotmable infonnaUon. 'lbere about our fears and joys and passions, gi\'tn in a poem by Claude Coleman
unchanctd. Your Is the poem you know in a foreign Js not transfonnable information. It is of Southern Illinois University: ·
Your edttorlal entitled i'New Voice
Realon'' (DAILY PILOT June 11),
!IClibed an anti-New Left or~
dltled Cmnpus Studies lnltilule. Tiillr
aillngl, from your deocrtplloo, ...
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monthly bank state. Janaua1e for wtuch there never can be information that has to be experienced
ment or the record a utidadory Enj:llsh traoslatioa. There rather than simply read. KEEP TALKING
of _your insw'ance are tbe-Ylddiab wordl-lfld IQlap whole 'Jlly,s, despite the rapid progreq of All problema are not merely verbal,
plyments are e I • meaninp can never be fully conveyed technology and tbe information aciences, The philosophers ,tell me in UDC.'OUIMd :f'plea l:i:::,~ to -who don't undenWid Ylddllh. ltacben ol Enclill1 and apeteh, of style thousands of wonls -but
opsb. Could you proridt ma wtlh lllelr
alllng addreSI and -.. ..... beifo ta -lllo -of the problem, obtala coplea of their mallinp to unllndtld .,.will, Ibey will be fllhtlnl
-PAUL·L.-ANDERION-a batU. ~---"' won; .and we
Becauae it ii readily U ToulclUle-Laulrec, Van Gosh. Sir and rlietorlc, continue to have a function 1 tried making love with my ~
converted without Jlllhua J!eyanlcil and stuart Dovll were In the -Id. They teach their students taped shut
fDll llom one "Ian. each given tha job of painllng a field how to commit to words -to poetry And l Ion my love.
iuaae to another, -Johft H:-wibion Of the-·of popp!ea,-lhey would-alt paint different and elQQ.uei:ict .=-Jhe-.-e'laluations, the..-I ·tried mak!Ji_B !tlend.1 ~Ith my_ mouth
Cdr., U.S .• ..,. will ID be. Iba ......
HENRY C. COOK
Lawrence Ra<Uatlon Laboratory calbi it pictures -rldlcAIJy different. The fact feelings, th e non-transfonnable ex-taped shut
. "transformable" Information, a1 opposed of poppl_. 11 botan!cal speclmeu J1 pe:riences of the world. " And I lost my friend.
Many rrad~n ~ caUtd for Udl
mt informatton. For. Utcnrture ~
il'ther data, c:cmtact.C.Tl10l1/ Tllomoa,
0 . Bo• 9355, Son Dlc90, Cali/.
!109. Telephone 7141273-93!0 or in
ntlig< C01<ntv, 7141675-5438.
-Editor.
to that whlch ii "non-transformable." transfonnable lnfonnatkll. But bow each , I ·tried niaking · wu: with my mouth
"Non-transformable" lnlnrmaUCll Is dlffe""t artilt •pp-l!!d_feeta __ TEAC!IE!!!I_ OF ENGLISH ans! speed! taped shul .
.that. Whim is -conliliied, 1 ..-tllmpll!, 11joljl jlijjijilii Ii no&1rmmormable;-----bne-a-huge-respwlbilliy-t.---. But ncf .. -,. .. angry and the shoolioi
in a paem or a work of art. Mr. Wllllon Isadora Duncan exprelled. the aame munication. Some of their students are stopped. .
To tbe Editor: .llluat.rates this point by commenting on idea of no.transf~llity when she going to. be scientls:ta and 10me are l went about the street with my mouth
The Nt•purt leech city employes who the dlfferenct between Toynbee'• to. was asked the meanlnc of one of her 1oing to be lawyers or poliUclan1 or taped shut
are reqouU:nc -a ti percent lllary m. volume 0 A Study Of Hiltory" and a dancet. ..If .I could have told you," adverUsing men or poets. To all their And they took me lo I.he nut.house.
creme IDIJ nol be aware of tbe curret1t one.volume condensation, Hwhich aptly lhe ukl, "I couldn't have danctd·Jt" students they must teach the re-Where~ am to this day
e60Daiiic ciisiilhit ii severely affect.Ing aumrnari,zes Toynbee's Jdeu, but falls lt « qui.rements of clear, verifiabl~, scientific Wondering
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-'Scare 'ewt-C•-~•da' -the-lncc:me ot-Iarge-nmnbm of-tu:· to___re.create the Toynbee universe." EVEN ICIENTJl'n mUJt c:onfront this proae. To all their students they must . Ir all problems are not merely. verbal.
poyen. Toynbee'• vision of man ii!Uhlillory prob!em:--Whtn -Ibey 'I" beyond facll-alao lff<ll eloqueoce. Teachen of £nclilll ---81·&-L-u.,.Iiowa-
'lbe "bmlnes& slowdown bQ put mall)' -goes beyond his facts and theories. That and theories to the possible meanings and speech have a r~slblllty 'Mt . -f · President > the Editor:
The article, ''Traffic Peril Serious," out of ·work and in addWon hu cut ·•lsion is "noa-tranaformable." and human tnu>llcaUom of their 'IClenct, just to the world of literature, but to Su Francl1co State CoUt1e
bldl appeared In your J..,. I tdlllon, eamlnp of 'others, both In and out • u an absolute clusic: u an uample of the
;,,.lbe -~~to~:""~ ·....,,.:r-::'"=~M=t;; A y 'g-G. d'
.. their agencies, without reprd for ~-pensioners livin& on corporate nun ra s • pabllc lnterO!ll>--------icli~-· .... llO on have less dnllara --v -r ijiftMf now aat year, yet are · View-af -he World
Tiie official quoted in the article, ll!elnc higher prices and. taxes. We are ·
iilllarn K. Ha9h.lmoto, repretentl the puttlq off purcluu1es of new automobiles
iat:e Division of Highways, whole hie and wuhq machines and are cancelling
!11111 to be freeway bulldiD& on summer vacation. plans. We are eating
bl!Cber·you-like-it-or-not b a I I 1 . ~ OJt less often and many are tatq:
mled by a coneemed ll"CIUP of citilena lunches to work.
Jll city ofik:iala who have dared to
_. that a freeway thr)lugb Newport
e.clt may not be needed, Mt.
llldmoto resorted to • tlme-wvm
mc"' scai:e 'em lo death with arbltrarl-
• protected figures, but present them
J tf they were irrefutable ltltlatica.
inn: I•.... motoriA1s per day on
ilcfflc Coast Highway that M r •
ullbnoto envillona by 1995 an J'.IO more
~ than are h1I chances or walking
1 -· That kind of projection ii >ddlc more thlll an extr1polaUon of
e papola.tlon curve thlt suits bis
lrtlOuiOt -· and one which '911'· itely l~s growing premire1 for It ligni/lcant ~ in population fow_~t -~t is vital tG any kind of
llJmalllU1 eKistence. In 1995, shoukl
~· Hah.imoto11 projections prove to
, ftlid, I submit thal the 475 percent
~ increase in Southern
llflomta thal lie appean to prtdlct m have mode lnffic l'ODIOlliOll IO
hlenbie that even ht won't cm where le nat lr<leway Is built. I certainly
m't.
OIJB PIJBUC alllcial1 and <Ity plan-~ mutt bt l!llde to -the ~lous stance lhlt .,...,W.llon pvwth
1 ablolutely ln..tlallle, and th a I
-ore their onb' ._.rbUJty Is to
Ill wilh Ila .,,_-. Until they
Quotes
_,. -· Ill _. ldnl1, lo ~ -"Eatln1 IJ a sensual eJllerlence.
1-111ve 1 Wt of ,....anunlac myaeli II.xi (ood... '
•• , •• Dye, .. Lt .... -"I>.>-,
• equality mean that wh;n "omen
....,. equaMty with men In p.y-um :btf wll ,., kl' the divon:e11 allmoa71
:llild ~ llc.l" .• •
• IN TRll UGBT of thele collditione,
thil 11 no time to tlncreue the 1aJarit1
of city tmploJll, no m1tter bow much
th<y ftt! It ii -.ed. To be real111ic,
they should be wiilins to aoctpl • 5-10
pen>ent nl UIJlil -improve. n.n Is no ..._. fQr lhem to benefit
at the espenae ol thole who are paying
their Wqet.
'Ibis la not a pttSOllal attack, only
a bl\llt ltatement al realities. There
.. many eornpetml.ond capoblt <ltizem
who will glacllJ. adlqe placea with
our city empkJyes. .
NAME WITllllELD
Foreign Aid
a.tao, Mo. Dt-tat: "ln the put a JU11 llbico World War )I, we hPe
openl aver a thouaand biWoo dollon
Ol'I our 'cleftDll of the free world' and
over $100 bUUall aa ecoaomlc assistance
abrood! II fOftlgn aid and 'cfo.trood-lsm' a boltomlta pit! Some neWlplpen are
COlllllJOnU., GD the horrible fac~ that
Conlma .• ·-' Ille -forelp
11111111 In lllltory. 1 llY ---lo CGtllma. Let'• ~ Iba wbolo --·--1
WASHING TON -In I h I s corn·
mencemeQt season and u suggested
reading matter for Preaident Nixon's
. new Comrnilslon on Campus Unrest, we
are m>ved to turn over this apace to
a YCMmC man neilher of UI knows:,
William C. Placher of the class of 1970,
Wabub (Ind.) College, major portions
oC whole graduation addreu follow :
". • .In 1965, when most of us were
In the secood lflde. Secretary of tha
Anny Wilbur Brucker usured tha
Amerlcan people thlt within a year
or two the Communist threat in Vietnam
would be ended. In 1183, when we were
oophomoru In high school, Defense
Secretary _Robert McNamara Pfi!~d
that American advisers in Vietnam woUld
behomeby~as.
""A VEAR LATER: Lyndon Johnson
wu elected on the promise that
American bOy.s would not have to fi1ht
a war for Asians. FOJJ' yeen later.
JUc:hard Nix<ll wu elected on a promise
to end the war. And a year and a
half after that, the first American boys
were killed in Cambodia. ·
"Can we be blamed for growing
IUlpiclous about what our government
tells us about Vietnam? We are told
that Americus are rlghlln& for the rlght
of the Vietnamese to dKIOle their own
permnent, but we have read Dwight
Eilenhower's admisaion that if free eltc·
tJons ln Vietnam had not been prtvented
by th< United Slatea in 195$ Ho Chi
Minh would have won an overwhelmlnc
vlctoey, •
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Dtar Geclrp: • •
I'm 1k:k of you, aayin1 men
!dlould never do houaeWorkl If I
were your wlfe, 1 woukl leave
you I
FEJll
Dear Fem:
Ob, you lmpncllcal, lilly, little
dear. How coukl my wUe itave •
mel Who would do th< dtahell
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"WE ARE TOLD that th< Vlei Can1.
who have not been defeated by au of
America'• military puwer, are anebow
IOinl to be bealen by a South Vl-...-
army which hos yet to lhow any
eqemeu to fight, a n d we wander i!
'Vietnlmlzatlon' Isn't another ward for
'po11tical expedjence' .••
" ... 1-do~not want to dwell oaly on
a note of despllr. Ten Ylln qu I
coold -been wry fublonable and tried to depttll Ill of you (and) •lll<k
the apparent 11li ... tiSllClion of IOdety
and ~ o1 '.U-Uoo' and 'ulllenUal
anguish.'
0 BuL today, in the midlt ol war,
with cities and campuses alike eruptina
into violence and mankind apparently
fated in the end to sink under the
mass of U.1 own garbage, it sure:ly takes
no porticular lnsil!IJt to ·be depmsed.
And so it may prove worthwblle to
look for reasons for hope. Let me offer
)'OU three frlcments to shore up the
ruins of the times.
"THE nRIT JS from Albe:rt Camus•
novel, 'The Plaaue,' in which a doctor
recounls th< srlm llrualea of hla ctty
when swept wMh an epidemic of the
bubonic plo .... and al the end (he)
explain! that ht haS written this 'to
state quite 11mply what we learn In
a lint< of peatllenco: that there are
more thlnp to admlre in men than
to despise.' · · • .. Th _:._, f • • . e M;\.VIN comes rom a poem
W. H. Auden wrote when SllJ!lund Froud
died. Of tbc>le,-like Freud, wbo battle ..
Better Belore Death
1'aaPil al Loqe: "
Ellatea of .. -abould b.
distributed before death, and not lifter:
first, because they aenerally do more aood I000'1f than later; and, second,
became death lhookl not be a cause
for covert rtJoldnl on th< port of tha
~~ ..
11Je ume Americans Who ire arsWac
for -Uoa to-
day would have .IJfen
arguing for 1lavtry
a century ago -and
tht only reuon !hey
r all tG do '° now is
ihlt they are a1-
hamed to fact tha !CJ.
1lcat~
ol their btlleli<. .
Our toUtblq mod-
.. laWI .In Iha
benefits of f«mal O<f\lclllon ...... t to
be ~ bJ a reminder of Pmldenl
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'I'beodore Roasevtlt'a tut oblervatkrt:
''A man who hu never gone to school
m1y ste1l from a fl'ei&ttt CU'; •but Jf
he has a university education, he may
ateal the whole rallroed. 11
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Tt;ert are men to opiruonated that
they have -fur whlcb thtre >re no problems. • • •
One of the-mOlt-informative ,and con·
atruclive boots I've read on our alarmin1
crlme 5ituaUon in the U.S. Is "The
Honest Politklan11 Guide to Crime Om-
lrol ," by two professional crlmlnologi111
wbo *"' uactly whit can. and musl t
be -· (University of Ollcago Presa 1$.111).
the demons that beset men, he wrote:
"For every day there die among us
those ·who were dolng us IOme good
and knew it wu never enough but hoped
to improve a little by livina.' .
" •.•.• THIRD 1S a movie called 'Butch
Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.' While
the heroes, or anUhtroes, are surely
amonc life's losers and end up shot,
they have • hell of a lot of fun aloog the way.
"There's a feeling around that if one i
can~ actually do an)'lhlnc about Vielnam
or racism or pollution, one can at )er.it
have lhe decency to be miserably unbap.
py. I think thal'a lltJ!llif. 't
"A re1l concern for these problems •
makes us want lo leile the joy that :
remlinl in the world .•. 'lbe cllSI of ;
1'19 ~ not enter a world full of ;
11orioua--rlwliUes. Bui per!Japs we'll
learn that there are more thinp: to
admire In man than to despise; per!Japs
knowlnfl II will never bt enougiJ to ,
ebanp the world, we wilt act more '
-.ablJ than we expected we -,ild,;.
pei1lapo we'll have • lol'of tun ~
the way .•• " •
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By Fnak Maafdewles ,
aad Tain Bnda
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F rl day, June 19.-1970
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·-Thf edltorlal pallf o/ thf Dmly · •
Pilot •••kl ea iflf""" and 1ttm.
t&latc rfOd.en b• preacntino thil .,..._.,., opliUom ond com-
"""""r "" topica of mterert and .rigftlJjamce, by providinQ •
forum for the e'%prt11ion of
our noders' opinion.s, and b11
pre1entino ihe diV'f rse tnno-
pof11t1 of i11/orrncd ob.terver1
and tpOlcermtft on topica o/ tM day. .
Robert.N-Wood; P11b1lshir
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SAii
will
tercl
Sun
torn
the
pr<>
bile
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old St
slate ,
at ts.
He si ..... ba(
he dt
the g1
• hal
anypll
Jim
Jae cal
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lilrder
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Ajlpelltes Will be sharpened by the salt air when
_l!PUnl· sldppers frcltii;-Nowport area 'pcht clubs set sail
for ·a prolJ'US,ive Clnnet;· Friday, June 26, the first inter·
'club' 1'¢7 ~ ti!• $lllll~. -,,
T)}e youths will conVerge on tfte. South Shore· Sail·
ing Club by land or sea rOr "Coketalli" and snackl at..,.
From there they Will travel to the Newport Harbor Yacht
Club across the baV for salad, then uil to the Udo Isle
· Yacht Club for fried chickeft. A corrimittee frQm tlie ~1 'c
hia Corintbi.an Yacht CIUti wilJ assist with the main
course. . ' ' .
-Following ~ ~ Clown the. ha)', the boats will be
moored at the Balboa Y~ Club where dessert and
. games will await tho ~e saJ.Ion; · · .
·-~-· ~ ----1!ese"aUono-may lll 1111do at arti of the yacbt·clubs.
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SAILS HOISTED -Teenage sailors from NewpOrt area yacht clubs
will set sail for a progre_ssive dinner Fridayt June 28, the fi'1\ in·
terclub party of the summer. R~dy to go to the. South ~~ore..@a.il·
' inJ? Club for ,the ftrst·course: '1Coketails" and snacks, ire (left-to
Fight) Garo! Co!Jllally, ,Lido Isle Yacht Club junior· commodore,
Ringo Wagner a,id ~!l3Qdy Carson. . ': ,
·.. '<"1i . i
.. Jµn!orico?'modor~• qf1be dubs~ Gary. Hess, Bahia
Connlh1an; Rieb Jennesa, Balboa; C~l Connally, Lido
Itle;, Cliff, Wilson,· Newport Harbor, and Bob Milleit,
South Shore.
. ' ,Other parti9'~fanned for the summer are the Gover-
nors' Ball •in the Balboa Bay Club JUiy 25 and an ocean
beach party August 31.
·:Traditional -.Porty Opens. Summer
Summer of(icially will begin at the Balboa Bay Club
tomorrow evening during the traditional Opening of
the Season Party. Returning by >popullr request to
provide dancing and listening music will be Dick Sta-
bile and his orchestra who were Jilt enpged. at the
Season
club New Year's Eve. Ready· to greet members and
guests are hosts Qeft to right); Dr. Grant Gould, Mrs.
Angela Ficker White and Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Ander·
soil. -·
New Club Ye.or Promises ' Banner Dc?ys •'
Promloing b8nner daY11 for Rildera Club .memben DonlaOddoe, Robert Koop ind i.;,slie Wel~on, ~
· during. tho ·1970-71 1eeeon are newly elected nd,ap-gram, decor1tions 1Dd publicity chairmen. The ,aroo;.
pointed board members, Taking the helm during an dtaws memborsblp from Newport Belch througlj·
installation lunch.On wail Mrs. Carl W. Adama, Wbile ,San Clemente. , • . ,
proclliming blnner days are (leli io right) tbe Mmes. .. '
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• Son Geared 'to Going No .. Driv-ing Mom Nuts
DEAR ANN LANDERS : OUr 14-year-
old son ~ driving me nuts. In this
ilale. a driver ,can get a lca~r's permit
at IS. Jim won't be 15 until ,October.
lie sits in the driveway by the hour
-,backing up and going forward. Then
he drives in ~ gar,ge and out o(
the garageL•OYer the· weeltend he Wflld
• half a lank of gas and dldn'I' ta
1nyplace.
Jim reads everything on car safety
I.e. can lay hillle~s on. He hal memarit-
cd the. motc.ri.:O he needs to know l'n
order to gc.l hla license. •
• I wish II::! paid as much atttnfiow
to his school wort. The boy eats, s1etps
~nd llrcams cara. Is this normal? His
~TtJer bfothers were not like this. Any
. .s~gcstions? -SliEBOYGAtJ
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and three dresses. . tiave told yoar .uter~ &bl& )'ft dtdl't' water Yfiterd1y 1he 1ppe'and to ltt
I ,was speechless. I told my husband care to mpeld yoar vac1tio1 aewli1 aid near ·the breakin&' Point. Should t Rep
I thought ohe had a lot of nerve . He lo llln a __ ,_ U ,.. let 11111 !pllot or 1ry to help? .-G,U~
• yelled at me -uld I .should be p<oud UW-...... ,_*-""ti, lady, SHOVE • , , , ,
al "'1 talenl -and irisisted that I DEAR ANN LANDERS : How can · J DEAR G.G.: BJ oil -117 ·
,. snille and keep my mouth shill I spenl belp a ,friend who takes too ·many Piiis -,_ TeD ,_ lrlHd tile -
• the whole lwo weekf ae.win&-, ... , ... -It ooaotonUy. Silo lella 111 llor --....... ly""" -
p -.epiaco, but J had to 1tay home.J Wlion we Id!-lilt 'home ,111)1' lulband _,,_ lllo~ afraid to toU an aoplrin -loo slle I• tUtoc. -,..,..
and ...,, My _., nem-mlloed 1 hod a· boal~llul IH. I ~ ~-a • for a hoadoche. • , -.i.·1 -lllal ........ -..
party or a ball 11me. f mlloed a good a Uly. My Ntei: said, 'Im • .~!ad W t •• ~ ,,_ ~~ ...... =••-ad pllll -wllll'"llw many 1DClal events but I didn't Jrilnll Y.OU spenL )'OUI' vaCation with UI. 1 e wer,: • 1 .,... •1 .. ..., ""'llllJI" ....... eu IN! fMll.
btc•ute J llnew ~ 18ina: had' €0 tit said, "WHAT vacation? J haven't worked and ~ pune fell open, Out &umbled •.
DEAR ~NN LANDERS: Fathtr died done. • . so h•rd In yein." My ll11sbanll crtllCiud :. :ii ae: G"~IMJt~ u.:.:w::. How will you know when the ml
and left. MolA wiU. eilhl c;hlldmi. I Now, It Is 40 yean later and J don't me '°' being unsratlOUI -llkl there I I -I IJMg comes alon1? Ask Ann ,'Landen.
had • learn to sew bec:liase h was want 1o 1ew anymore. But my family .mt_l9t be 90methlnl Wl'.9.ng with my head bet'~ ·Uftdentooll why she lhln Send for her booklet "loft or· Sex eel ' '~.!!!' lhan borlna r<~·made thinp. • hat Cllher ide.u. We wore in•lle<I 10 io talk that way; I'd lik• ~ opinion. • pl•:! ...a."':!in:=~. """" 'How 1n Tell the Dlflerenc<." Send 1$
I -better than my thrte sr;i.,, "i>"nd lWo weds "Ith my· sister. -When -SEWEil UP • ·• • -• . _ , · _ eonll lo !'lln and a Iona. oelf-edd..-.
so, of course, I aewed for everybody. I arrived she handed me material for DEAR SEWED: Thert11 someUdng: When we play bridge, her hands shake 1tamped envelope. with your requal 1n ·
There wer< Umeo whee I wanted 10 dnperles, a bedspread willl dust ruflles ,,.,.., yow llead Ill rtpL Yoo -IO blclly Ille con'I hold 1 &lua ol tare of tile DAILY PILOO' •
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' _J:.our Horos.t_C!pe ·Tomorrow
' -Sagittar1'us: I -~o~n...,, t Waste Time ..
SATUAOA Y. domestic dutlle apt to be CAPlllCOllN (Dec. !>Jan. llhould be •ell•• in club,
JUNE 20 hi"'""""". Hood YOict ol a-It): C)ocle hllb, but ~ group, or11J11ut1oo. BeMftll
,,..W-. Take noWq !0< lndlYIGlll lwrla im.Uclttd acl-will autwelibt ._. ..........
11111\'DNJY OIWUI srantod. Avoid b11ln1 v1ct. Re111ae t11a1 .lbme iJI P11C111 (Fib. lM141d!JI):
TUii-DA11NG 111111'1: -... lmplllte. 1-IJ' will b¥i< .Y o u • Doo'I pt CllJll>I In mlddlo
--II _... ftr TA.VRIJI (April »May JI): J1411* lo be llldelnckad by ol .,......1 --frimU. '1!11.--,.__II q-Beller foe fln!llllnl-lban ooe'whollen-. _ Take neutral'lllndc llolne ol ...... ..i ;;:yr.liMlo,.-•tarllnC-!•"lo<lla•..,..A.L0.14 . .:....A.QIJAllllJll . (Jan. »Plb. ·YoUI' londtll' dllU.. may· be
.......... ~ II a• 1 wrl1ln4 l.ttan wtiUe 11111'1· It): ..You can -"'II)' lulllllect X..W 1!111 and mlll>
••• 01111 ti ..... ii dale Ceupt 1o 10 blfcn ~ Hvertllt, l!pftltd vlew1 . You taJn optimlltlC •ttltulll. '
• t.rp1, -A...,tu DllJ' definitive llatemenll. TTa'!"iir;;;:;;;;:;;· ;;::;::'==============;;; '_,., -. nere .,. might bolttr be put all for
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-lo p, $1 lo iff uc1 GEMINI (MIJ lt.,fllllO Ill):
clo.._. r.u... are bndeod. You DllJ be lmpotlent'where For
-1m,.1a1 ,.,.;Gemlol-to ---DIOllC!y...alfaln.are coJICOl'.llOd,,R,..'=-'~=~t ..,._. _,_ ...... _.All Obtain hint Imm T..,..1 ' a mos
• -.. weD-adTiflcl ......... No need lo rush,
11 -n-.,...i • ..,..,. ourface lndlcatlnlll. deserving ~ C.. be W•dtrfal ... CANcEJI. (JWMI 2l~uly 21):
llliia '!IPL · · You mv -overly 11· Dad
A1W1a (ar.r<h 21-Aprtl U): .,.iff. Be -JU' vltwl · -,
Dlapute tnvo1'flll conlllcl are.,,.,.... c!Nr. !loo~ take
between ~ u a ID e • • m:I others f!)I' granted. ,IJo mt . . . pennlt .clbcuallGD. .. dl&iJ>. •
ltll"!I< Into brawl.
LEO (July ZS.A ... 22): An Executives .~~ ~~
' ~ aurprl~ wllll ~
E • bt· _ .J .-revolallool. -. ol humor ars1g ~ wtl! alci. So will 1 lle1fble al-
-Utude. Dill'! caat 111'1 -·
Plmw foe the cominl yaar VlllOO (~. ~ 22 ): '
Lovtr'1 quarrel -not bt will be c1Jacqoeod wbt!I th• bknm out of proporllnn. -
newly lnltllled eiecutive of balance is e11entlaI. Learn
board of Hmoc Key meell -* l:lt a.m. on Tuelday, June rules: btlore •ttempting to N--' Blach aldetrack thorn. Stta4y poce JI, In ,ljle •• ,.. • -equals procreo1. Imme of lfn, John P. Wrtaht,
pi.oldent. ObLIBtai RA.,~:_sa.o.; 122): Flnt on the apllla Will n uu•i. uuu• • r e 1
our
-Barga1 n -Hunfers • ·•
be Sep;ember luncheon for m .... ,.. Be ready alao foe
the 1provllional member• .who · c:haJll<, travel, varltfy. Emo.
are. req111red lo -k iJI the Ilona apt to nm pmut. Proper,
'11lrlll Shop lj)OlllOred bJ the ly values, tuea claim at..
arpnluUon. All lhoR pro-lanllon. · . ceedaplothoChlldGuldap BOOllPIO (Oct. 22-Nov. 21): ces. DI or..,. Cnunly, 1 S11or1 lripl tnday mean
low COit clime seniDc emo-movement, bl& not ntee111rUy ~ dlaurbodddldnn. _..... Gia8f individual
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. the llnaet. To .-Ive 1chranometerratlng.1 Wlloll lllUll
undorvo 3IO hours of exacting 11111 II en offlclll teotlllll Setting price• !Or the Newport·JW!lor Bn"-and
Professional Women's annual 111?11• .i, IJ'I (left to
right) the Mmes. C. W. Kerley, C. ·Rol>eit Cbamblf,
lain and J. B. Hamil. 'lbe garage ialo will talre .,...e . .
In Long Beach
Newlywe~s at Home
Al home in Loor BHch Steve Lear aOcl Mn. Bill
loll°'""I I honeymoon trip G .. -.. . to Puerto Valllrta art Mr. ..... ......
and Mn. Dmd Mor I a a '!be bcidesroom-. '°"of Mr.
-and Mn. Ptter H. Aabw ol
Tbl brtde tho fal:ll!er DPl1 G-. ..keel lils b<!>lher
-· lllljie1 aciion cliiifhler ol --·--to -u beet Mr. and 111r1. viman J..-man and utl!en wer Eddie
ol Sonia Ana, wu pvoe In J..-_ TOll1 Allin, Bill
marrlqe by her father I« Janb)'andRtckAdama.
· 1roni 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on -y and Sunday, June
!ID and 21, at the Newport lleacll home of Mn. J, W.
!JroblcL
Seniors . .
Honored Girl Talk
Friendly Blue" Birdl became
New memben of the board preves -u1111111. Bui In
of clrecton ... the Mmea. llnal anelym, nly .. )'OW'
Wl!llain,Waaver, Norman Cir· own Juqmenl .
cle, M. D. Flaherty, Yan R. llAGfflARllJI (Nov. 22-
Parker, Anlbony Ottlnc "!'d Dec. 2l)o You llnd tl>at there
Charla HOltler, vice presi-ii much -to ltam 9bout
dent; 0-ge Ra7 and W.W. personal money ·m,...emant.
Stevenson, a·e c re t a r i e 1 ; No need to be didcouragect.
Samuel ~nm,. treasurer, But. don't waste time-and ex-
and Carl Purist.on, parliamen-penenct. Apply I e 1 s o .n s .
tuian. Mesa.age very clear by torught. Tanlll Camp Flr,e Glrla durtnc La Priz d'Hooneur !Or
a candll-Ulhtlnc Ctre1DC11JY in outatand1nl aclilevements dur-
the lill~Ungton Beach home cil Ina -yean ol histi ldlool REUPHOUTIRY.
Mt. and Mr1. Albert Vlll Pok WU awarded toCuey Spencer ot· P!!!19!7~ Dl-~Ulq par1 tn the carannny and J-Mchmn bf 11n. FRU UTIMATES .
whJc!I WU -, ,b )' -· E. lllarteo, praidtnt Funll-Vacio To Order re-11111 wen·Anb Metz, ol tho -Cout Jl!lllor Wt th ''Quall~ WorkmaJOlhlo"
QDdy ~. Donn a Woman's Club. Stop ~l-Utd OUt Sflowroom ~--·--~ ,.,_ CA>TLE INTERIORS •. Nu..,., --.,-ni. Krus. Sll•er bowls we rt
bur .. u. oVid 1110 Omega ·eonallllotlon llU poped -
..t11i. with flying colora. lt'I a watch that Did can welt
wllhp~de.
Stll·"lndlno Conti.llt tlOll dlrll'IOlllet.r. 24-J-I
moV9mt nl, S!11ft)t,S 1\H I 'fl'•ttt-f••l1i.n1 cu t. tl~S
KIRK CHAR.6E e MASTEl CHAl&E e IANKAMERICAU
"The Store That Confidence Bui~"
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tbe daQ1*: riD1 certiDUtiJ ~ 1be bride II a ~=te cl
_.by Dr. Gerald -=·Ana HJab ~ ~~ ::i-anu.. Churdl, ·-~ !pllleD
Shorry SU-,' LI n d a ~_. ,, ~-F-~-~ 1141 Clli-Go-. -~ and ,._ ~ ·~ --eon Colloc-'12P -tr w...., _...
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Mn.Johnlllnde-luder durtnc -tilt IOiii'lb annna1
al lhe Blue Blrda Ind 1tadlq c.r-i awarcll b a n q u e I ServillC u '11er maid ol DtlU.
honor WU Miu s Ind I e Her hulband .... IJ'ldullld
Jackooo, and brlclemialdl ~~c!llf'om1a~
-. •. MJu Katbr Mellema. eo1i. •t 1-Beac:b.
the Tank! sroup will be )llro. lollawtnC their selactlan on tht
John SU.-..toted by -ol ~ putldpa-
Mn. liar] Mill. Mn. ,Van ~~In ·-wllll a blch
p-la the peup lll'Olir~ """aatlc 11anc11n1. , . Mn. JflTJ Blplow, Mrs.
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will klolr h11 lthi•r if yo11 triM
Beauty Salons
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OVr -11.-""''heir-theft Just
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condltlontr, -Ml, all In one. lnellqllJ, Without
pemkSt, your ltchttntd 1'11r tlbt on•
doll<atltnne-pld, llllp, chalnpqne, whlt)Dll wWI
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Sh,ift·abd·bloomer 111111eu (or a
carefree summer of 1aa a.nd sand.
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bedecked with, appliqye nr rippled
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, . • Vot:. 63, NO. ·1~. 4 SECTIONS, A2 PAGES .. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA -FRIDAY, JUNJ ·19, 1970
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TEN CENT$;
• Ill ·Beach ·· COlliSion ~ ' -
' lttdian s ..... tner?
~Lcollision~• a_Hu.ntin&too_B~.h~driyi:r_ o( lhe vehicle lhat Freedle's car
lntenectian criticized !or coaluslng.npt-rammed br...tiide al· u,• p.m., PiiliCe
of-way signs -one vehicle a · sportacar . aaid. ·
wilh r ... youq people ln ,the coctp;t . Paln>lman kn J-uld both
.. -killed three and injured five others ' vehicles were Jlattenm apinst a nearby
lauo'llwnday Jlic'll. · · chain Ont 1ence and • fin had bronn
One·driver was arrested at the scene out: in the eealne m:npulment·ot cne Golhaid ·street and Talbert Avenue: when pnllce arr!Wld at tllO' lrqtc """"'
booked on charges of f e I o n y momeia later.
manslaqhter, and cited !or allegedly · None . ol the lnJund ....,. reportM
ruMlng • stop sign' and driving. wthout tn --Uon today at Orance • license. · County Medical Cenler ad Huntington
The dead were identified today as : lntercommunUy Hotpital. when tbey
-EYerett Freedle, 22, ol S9S2 Chinook were tlten for treatment. ·
Drive, Huntington Beach. Inve1Upion uid the a r ! e 1 t e d
-lloua Sarpat, 11J, o/ 9131 Con-motorill,' Kelley, WU boohd info the
tinental-Drive, Huntington Beach. jaJI ward at Orange County Medical
-Jamie S. Martil, 21, of Z905 Jacaran-Center after the collillon.
da Ave., Costa Mesa. · Miu Sargent was a pusenaer in the
A~ed was Barry G. Kelley, 19, Kelley car, wlµle the bodies of Freedle
of 7112 Koledo Lane,. Huntington Beach, and Miss Martin were .found · pinned
~St•nni., lfp•et ·
-Heath · Elected
British Pr.emier·
Ji'/ . gt
ln the cockpit ol lhelr En&llall .roadt!er.
Paul N. Jaciib, 21, QI a 17th St.,.
Weetmlnater, -and Terry S!ntth, 17, o1
l5D Glop Clr<le, ~ Beach,
were the two lllll'VMn who rode In
the crowded aportacar. p._, who escaped death tn
Kelley's vebleto"'"' ~ u John
Cav.....P, It, of !nit llllt1 Lane, mt
Barbara Coran, 17, of •tt S)ilndrilt Lane, boUI In Hunltnlton Buch.
Police whet 1rrtftil it the soene first
uld they IOWld ltaUey and Mlta Conn
Wanderiq in I due. .
lnvestlpion -..ctJng the latil
broadside colllsion Aid 'I' r e e d I e • s
. sportacar-wu evlideoU, JM>l1b.bound on
Gothard Slreet Ind ln that cast would
have the ript of way. ,
Neither driver .made a effort to .top,
police a.,.rled Iner bing I h 1 .-. fl!"
·,ne. acCldent 'doubled H 11ntIn1·t on
Beach'•' 111'9 lrallic fataltty rate, whiCh
bact"beeo orily three. • -.
·'lb4 croalng " the . last'.thraugh In·
i«section before Talbert Avem111 comet
to • de.ad end at Golden Weit striel;
the lncatioll ol llllOther •-.-no lrM*!Y.
JUlt a UUle mOle than lix yyn qo., two bank bandits ~ ..,_ !""" santa Ana by pollce rammed '.l>roadatde
ioto . a · van carryinc ... • .. ~ al
Westminster Hieb , ~I d r a m a.
students. ' . . . ' -
Two. were killed and ~ral critical'1
iuj_y_r~. while the . bandlts -almolt
unscathed -were later .ntenced to
life ~s in prison, since dUth caused
iii ""'""!'luloo ol a te.fooy ls murder.
No Siu;ces.sor
For Principal -
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LQpes Pickecl
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By JOANNE llEYNOLIJtl
Of .. De6tY Plllt lll!f
Costa M... High School wtll -a new principal next year, but eo 'far
then'• no Indication who wilt Jill a.
post. '.
. Frank Lopes, prilcipal of the achaol
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Irene·Gilmer, 8, and hef"sister, :Janet, 6. walk through Costa Mesa's
; downtown park following a swim .. UnusuaJ. autumn-like quality·of
photo results from. photographer's u~e o( infrar.ed film. -:
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LONDON (UPI) -CclDlemtive party
leader Edward Heath, who sWepl to power
in me of the biggest electoral upeetl
in British-history, took . office as prime
-rnlnlster-or--Brttain today,
. Queen Ellubelh II• urned Heath •In
-foMhe pa1-two-·IOlipacl..q1ui·.ur,.--·I
TuC!lllay nifll!L ·He pm. to ta!\< a poclio t..!i~.:~:~·ui ~ , ·•
· Second Oil Slick -Follows ·-. ~ .
.,.. a bri11 •ium; • 't, I inp.,.Jll!l)ll
haij an hour alter. h!s beateq. Lab!wfle
rival: Harold W-lllilloJ. had dri-01o tho
palace and.1U!>mitlo!t bis re~Uon and
that of hi.I 10fe1 muent. · ~
11 No ~ bu been appi>inted
for Lopi.. a.ill Willlam Om .....
' -~· "We llan notleei out ID -tho
Sand-blackening Smudge
The Queen acctpled tHe restpations
and called in Heath on Wibaa's con-
stitutional "advice." The .move ended ·
five and a hall yeari. of L.bor rule
and ended Wilat;s dream of beinc· th9
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-£\7 -~ • ' 1 • -~ J .. J ' ' DAIL)' '-"-OT·tWf.--J.:EAVES .Ml$A 'HIGlf ' " I • • ~ Prl!'Cl ... I ;L...0 .:
atate and wW' .lie inlervtewtnc In two
to three -1cs. It's wide open to qualified
penonnel boUI ilulde and oulaide the
dlltrict," he noted.
A second oil sliCk began washing
ashore in Balboa , this morning after
. a .first intrusion of the goo· blackened
three-fourths of • mile or beach in
-.,.,;t.al Newpcirt Thursday rugbt.
1be U.S. Coast Guard repbrted an
esUmated 200 barrels of oil floating on
the ocean in patches within half a mile
ol shore all llong the Peninsula this
morrling.
City .crews. early. this morning had
Hauled two truckloads of the muck.from
the. first :dick away and_ tillered the
l'e!t· under so the beach looked clean.
Then a Coast Guard heljcopter pilot
flew ovef the ocean at mid·momlng
.00 reported the additional threats,
A county· Harbor Department boat
nported 60 square yards or heavy crude
one.quarter mile west of the Balboa
Pier at II a.m.
At 11 :30 a.m. the Newport Lifeguard
Department reported the oil beginnini
Pair in Mesa
Police Bribery
Giise·Face Tr.i.a:l
· Two men accuoed of coUenipling to
bribe • Colla Mesa police olficer today
pleaded' not guilty and were ordered
to flee I jury trial Aug. 17 in Orqe
County Superior Court.
Judge James F. Judge set the trial
dale for Samuel C. Rosraaft, rl, of 213Sl
San Briso..Drive.J.ai\Dll. NJ&uel and Eu· ___ C. Rondonclo._ff, @ 1412 E. 2Znd SL
[:,
Newport Beach. He ordered both de(en-~
dants lo return to his courtroom July 15
for heariC!I fl theU; mOlian !or ·dm.,I
of the charges. ·
Both men were arrested after. ollker
Gery Barwtg repori<d that he was olfe<-
ed 110,000 by -1o-1all0ly .tea111f
ln a liquor theft c-t.V.lvinl -do. Rondondo'r aim , investigators llkf.
was to frame hls fonner J)lrtner Charle!
S. Dreyer, 32, of 1145 "Sunset Lane, LI-
i""• Beach.
Rondondo and Dreyer were lmicted
by the Orange County Grand Jury nine
months ago on grand thttt charges which
rollowed investigation of the lhert of 250
cases or liquor valued at $25 000 from
coastal nightspots. '
Roeman and Roridoitdo face' trial on charges of attempted bribery or a po..
Uceman, compiracy to falsely arrest and . f""1lllhlnl 'danprocls drup . ..,_ drugs
-1.5!11 UrbUui-ate tablet>-were report.
edty f-ln o car driven by Dryer last
Apll l 'durtl!& a rautlne tnffic slop by
llarwlf. .
to wash ashott from 10th Street to first prime mininer ·to 'win· Uree con-Cunningham' said ·Uie pr i n c J p a 1 'a
the Balbol Pier;. tecutive t«m1.
City crews earl}t .tltis ,morniltg hauled Jt was· pos.sible the polls predicting .
~ '. . . '. .. · ' " • , • • -....i,nau.n ,bad nothing to do wtth tho tJ"' Reg· ent8 ·v. ote . controversy IUmlUlldlng th• -·· two truck Joed5 of .the muck away. and -a big Wilson viCtory had led to com-. "-' . · modular schedullng.
fillefea-tfierHt under so the beach -,P.lace'!"f ....=-and -evottn.i . -by Albany apmtmait boa. where he-hu · · ' · · , "I . h•te to Jose lilm.~' Cuoninpam
T rl• I 1c· LA.,. ~ .. uid._ "He'• ju.t • line man. But lhil looked 1 Labontes. · cean. ,· -~--By nighUall Heath was in power a6at:belorflatandtiladehisfintpublic
!"ewport lifeguards repot1~ they could in the biggest political ~ in Britain appearanCe U 'prime minister-elect. '
: 0 , I' ue '"' s . . Is rather a •llllificant •itvancement folj 1 • , h.lm -,., These poGtio111 are rather difflculf
not see any more oil approaching off since Labor's Clement ~ttlee threw out Heath, nonnall~ a ahy: retiring fiaure,
shore. But a -C!>ast Guard helicopter ~ govemme~t .of Prime Minister atood •0., .~ doorstep ·in the aUnsrune
~ .:_g' ela DaVIS· . to C<!"'e by and I tcnow he's 'been tn-~ ·terested in district curriculum work for
a Jone time." ' · •pilot new over the area at m'idinorn·ing Winston Churchill at the close or World . and illn 'th ""'·-·I w .. II. wav1111 . am g .II u.-. • ...i LOS ANG!;J,ES CAP) -, UnivenlfY
and ~eported truck patches. within . hall At 1:55 p.m. (5 :55 a.m. POT) Heath's deliiht at croWds cheer1nc and·clapplng of California regents ·lentatJwJy. vo&M
a mile ol. shore .from l3rd Street in Conservatives topped the figure of 311 him. '· ' taday. to~ end ~ the ser.;ices ,or' ~pla
West Newport to the jetty at the tip in Parliament seats and thus won an He stepped into l}is·car and wu driven Davis, black philosophy professor they
ol Balboa Peninsula absolute majority in the new 630-member to the Conservative central office where previously tried to fire for beini a ·eom-Th · · f th :I det · ed House of Commons. It is party strength e or1g1n o e o1 w~ un enn1n . in the House which detennines who is , another lar1e crowd dittred him. munist.
The Coast Guard toot ml samples and the · · · ter ' Alt tha-•~ hi The · · · ' ' was runn· 1 · prune mm1s . er ua..111g s 1upporters, Heath actwn was not final becaUle It
. Ing an a~a ysi;s. . . WiJson had waited until this moment t-old them in more serious vein, "W~ was only a vote . by a.' "commJttee _ oC Lifeguard Lt.. Bdl .Mills said oil c~me before conceding fonnall llho ... h · -in with the high tide Thursday rught ¥ y, a u,,... in put forward the riPlt policies and ~, the whole" of the regents for 11.1bmiaslon
and covered a ~foot wide strip of television interviews earlier he left no have convinced the· country they are to the fUU regentS meetir\c · la.tei-i~
sand from just west of · the Newport doubt that he knew he w::is a beaten the right policies. We are going to p~ the· day. ·, .__ .J
Pier on out the peninsula to 13th Street. man. vide them with· the rilht government • However, all of the. res~nis are
.. He said four or five feeetOl-tMSlrip -Within minutes \Yilson's No. JO Down· and. that government is' going to provide members of.the coriunHtee Of the whole.
V.'as .heavy -perhaps half an inch ing St.___office announced: "Following the for a better country tomorrow." · ·
thick. announcement that the Conservatives In the belief of British politicians, The ~slon was announced .in 1 10.
City crews were at the task shorlly have secured more than half the seats commentators• and of Wilson him.self, _ pag~ mimeographed statemtJit hinded
after sunrise today and by I a.m. had in the new House of c:ommons the prime a housewives• revolt agaimt rising prices the press· by a regent aJdel While the
· Cunningham ·said he was• surpriael to learn )l)at no· olflctal -annou..,._
OI the · re.oig~tiOn had been' made and
'denied that tt had anything to do wtlh
parental complaints about the innovative
scheduling used since Lopes toot over
as principal two years ago.
Lopes told-school boord memben Tlleo-
day nl;ht that tome aspects Of the
.modular schedullng "just didn't work·"
'bec&)Jse .. immature" students ·weren't
'able to bindle the large blocks of lree
1time ~ sy&tem gave. them_ -______
lie prcJpOlled changes which would cut
'.back free time given to freshmen aitd
11>phomores and aa.id freedom to leave
the camp.is duri'ng school hours would
be restricted to seniors who had 1ood grades.
Ute beach cleaned. minister -bas asked for an audience .with was the only plauSible Oplanatim of regents themielves' iemained 1locied 'iii
Wllll said the goo that_wa,, __ tumed __!!..er !lllJllty to tender the resignation Labor's ·defeat, or at Jeut. a major aecret .teslion, The vote ·on· tJse ·aetiocl ·
-litiely -Id not be coming up. c{liii-govm1111ent:'''--,... --=---ractor-in-it. wu IM. • · · • · , . • Fjddler Wins Again
He aptatnod that the 11tull that attcb At atmast the ume moment a -e than U million British teenagers Ttiii ~ iiile&Jio-ptt11elll~ch-~
to beac:hcnen' feet usually ts not I-fuMiiture movla& tnicl< pulled up outstde voted ·for the l1nl Ume ln this elecUon , ty ..,P9rl 'from regei\ts. supportinc MIU WEISER, Idaho !UPI) -Alvtn Su.
a Jqe oil slick; .it is suspected, he JO Dowrilll SL but it still was not clear how they · 'Devis. ~ _,._denon, ft, -of Se1t~;--wOn-the .nor
said, . that comes Ir'!" oilers •flllshing • A,I %:311 p.m. (&;311 a.m. PDT) Heath · had cast their baliola or whether they . The r<pnts In their lllalemcmt said old time llddlen champlonllhtp 'l'latndq
thelrbiJcesatsea. lleppedouioftlle-olthefuhtonable Uppedlhescaie.1nHeath'slavor.' their acttoo ,had nothJng Id do wtth . forthethlrd tnarow.
her membership ln the Communllt porti.
!eaclie~s Seek Pay Change __ ,..;.. __ .. --
· Group Unhappy With Board's Salary Schedule
Bart Hake, uecutive lecret.ary o( the "The board uid they would be willlnc 'Board members approved a Sl,OIS
Newport.Mesa, Educatlon..Alllocialiiln to lillten to 111 li we could find the Nlary IOI' aecandary aummer .aclloOI
said toilai' the teoi:ben •re hopeluJ sclloc/I .....,.1n-111e budpl ID r.,....·llle indeJ -. who teoth . tho aeven -.weet
. boon! -. wtll·mtse their aa)arj' ~ trying to do Is ac~le =:i.i;;-..:... ~ "";!.=, ':i
· .._iau.r. ln the tl'/9-71 budget, · the Ind.. llO that people wtll be paid receive '175 !er the live-week aeulon
Tuesday niibt the board members an-more equitably. Jn a way we're hopeful, a1 oppoeed to the '140 they receJv!d last
nowlCed a S.I percw1t 11lary' increase bul we're frustrated becawe we're ordy year.
In all steps ol the present teacher's talking about 90mething in t h e Hake dubbed the new health Insurance
salary tcbedule. 1Jeichborhood oI $100,000," Hake said. • plan "a majc:r bit ol proaress." Under
Hake Slkt thty were disappointed in Dh1tzict superintendent William Cun-the pmn receotJy adoJJJed bf bOlnt
U>e amo\l:lt or the Increase as it would tii{lgham said the district iJn'l Ole to ,tr1emben:, the total premium on all
barely cover the COit of living increase. accept the.Ir auggestion unless the employes' health Qssurance wiH be paid
"Our main dlsairMmlllt,~be ex-asaoclalion can find the money in lhe ' by U. diarld. in addtUon lo the first
plained, "ia on how the indea is schedul-budget. or if the state takes Je1i1laUve 1100 of &he . ptemhum on dependants'
ed. The way it is .now, tome people are act~ which wwld reeull tn more fu,.:ls .inlur~. • bet~ <healed OilOnciaUy." · • ""'11,... Id the dialricl , • "The '-d rilemboi'a-have. aatG they . "Since h'• 1··-~ -"-'··-·.•~g~ ·~ ..... .... , """ r-·--1 wwu ~ Hall:e aid he wu pleued With the ·•ill cenlinqe ·1o lllten to us," he Ykf,
•nd not the final one, we art still ICUon taken by board mmben On tbe "IO •e nt11fwt bl •hie to pt '°'"'
"'1!*UI we can wwk out • solutia! aaoclaUon'a healtli --ud IUIDo ..... ~ W... the :bucllet ts
to the index prObJe(n.1• he added. • mer ldlool aalary nqulllCI. · \ fbllUDd." • . · * _ ..
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2 Mesans Htirt
In South Coast
Oraalfe
Wutlaer
Cycle . Accident --:-'J'hoae lazy, l\izy-diijl'OIF~tlUlrillii('""'....--1--__,
begin Utis weekend, with sorm .
Two Calta Mela men nre-treated
!Ji! minor lnjllrtea at 8outh ca.i · c.cri.
murllty ~ Tllunlfay al ........ llllir
their , motorcycle collided With a . car
·1n Lagwia Beach. .
Steven Olarles Laubly, ii, !Ct Elden
Ave. Ind hia pauenpr, Willlarit
Bofi-· 311, 114 •w. Wllaoo St.. tOlit
police they were eastbound on Bluebird
Canyon Drive near Canneilta Streel
1when lhtir, mOtorqcle collided wkb ii
car driven by Judy Anne Brennan. 33,
. o1 ·:iom Driftwood Drift, -Lqllna, as tt made a leltlurn. •
'"" ~ haze. matdng ft ol flcial. Afternoon temperatures wtlf
shoot up Into' the I0'11 aJonc tho
coast. -
J.NSIDE TODA,Y
, Is Ulfs Oftl/ wti11 to rv~. a '°~
· baU acme? tJ l/OU'1'e a disc joo-
M11 I/OU might think 10 -dncc
the opposition will bf the Plo1Jo
bQU Bunnits. Dt·toilt i11 todatl'•
\V ttktndtr. : •
The iWo cyc1ta1a were tam lo bciapttar
by ambulance, Llubly aufr.rtnc cull and
brWea Oii hil .,.,., Bar ............
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On.Azimuth
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~id~-Delayed . .
~ . . ·!-two •eek pootpaoiinent ol a decl-
aloo lffecting A>lmulh F.guitiea' bid
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Transit St_µ<Jy PI3nned.
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SH-pervisors Set Hearing fo_r July
, 1J JACI lllOllAClt !!le printing of the ballots." lhe Muro to ....,lldala wtlll Ill
~ ';' • .. ...., ._ si1ff the proposed Oraqe Co!plty district arpnizlUo~.uch 11 the JlTD," but ~ -• can be implemented under the Orange quk:kly added, "This provilibft is not
Does Ormtse OoantJ neea a rapid County Transit Diltr!ct Act appmved ' ma'ndator:y." • ·
transit gyltem to serve immediate and by the State Legislature in I~. The supervtaor1' action in calling the
urge.It· rieed,i? ' • · Supervilor William Phillipe pointed Out pubUc bearifte wu beart.ilY. ~dorP<I to anner Alfropower property to Newport ...,.._,,._""°
Beact, "" @:nintea 'Ibundriy nJabt by ---N•wport Beac,h planning comnillsl.._. · F ·-:C( •::t.;'K',; __ ,.,.,,,.,..,
~ The pµbllc, county supervisors 'Ind that the purpose for the act. requested by the otance Coilnty Division, 'League
city and county officials will get a chance by the.county,. was to block any-repmal of California Cities; ~ U_Cl·Proj~-11:---
to -answer_;_that question ""JUJy 2l ~ l)l9n which "would lwalki!'·up our &rer.11 SUU:lt Tealn Oil -TranaPomtion Needs;
Postponement on a prezonlng ap. ~ t. ~"'.'ii-:';,.::.
plic1tion wu until July I al !he r~
of Alimuth ~ttomey "AJe1 Bowie.
Annexation of the 50-acre parcel near
Orange County Airport is being ;vlgorobs-
ly fought by the· Irvine Company with --
the backing of lrvipe area residents
Who want to keeP it as tu but for
the board bold• a heiring on the p1111lble Auililnl Cblel Counl1' Cqunlel ~ · the Oranp C.Ounty· Clw)1ber • ol Com-
formaUon of an J)ran1e County Trs~ilt . H. Parker outUned the priitclpal pro-merct; the Leque of Women Voler1
Dlstrlct and submissiOn of the question visions of the 1915 act: TM propoeed of <>ranee CoUnty (LWV), ud tbe
to ,the electorate in. the November 2 district doea not hive to be countywidt, American Asaocl1Uon of University
Gentfal ElecUon. but Its boundaries cannot cut acrou Women: 5aQta Ana branch.,· ·
The Orange County Trangjt Commitltt, city lines. Winston R. Updegaff, exec u t I ve
after nearly five years of coruita~t A board of dlre1C91'1 .of five memben: secretary of the League ol CitlH', offer~
!lltudies; has recomi:nended the. public two of th!in 1Upemlors and three named 1 resolution of • the ·group's enc:uUv1
the future city of Irvine. . l -AJJmuUr;-t1-1r11nr1o-woo-Newport--~ ... ~
fO·il:O after.it; , .
hearing and the e\ectton. The supervisors by the cities Will govern the dilbict. committee. which included: w;:~:t"':t'~f!!.:~9'.-~agreed and the date was set. , ~dilt(ldJs authorized . to. le~ a "That the P'!_~lic bear~ be held on ~ et,ralrlrian-1;1u~h---!-ttrY·of-Full . ta~ ••not to ~ce;ed five eei;iP per,100 . ~ihis aubjecf'li)"inc uae JOlll term "!'a, Newport Beach city councilmen, wi~
tqe ~~~,o~ Lindlsey Par1001 who
la qajnst it; haven't 1;&id Yftl hor'.they
s\and. 1'ley .are -=heduled to, con&ider tlfe ·"'!" .. requeot again "Mooady night
but Bowie aa1d he will Ilk for • postpone;
meot of that hearln& too. ·
.He aa1d be has lbe concurrence ol
Ray WatlOa, seriior vice prMldemt of
!lie Irvine Coo!pany, In_ ieeklng a delay
ol.Mi<.l(.Aim<>: t"""l!i!m....J;o!!lm '
(LAFCJ ~atioll !111 the. annex~lton
wliich hu been ldleduled for nm
l'/ednesday ..
. Bowi~ i:itd I teCOIJd l]lnelliloJ( r&
qtiest; taking in '71 acres of Collins
Radio . property in .addition ~ the
Astropower 50 acres, hu ~n filed with.
the. LAEC and. It ii oOheduliil ·to be neard .JUiy I. He said Wa .... --t\Je two aMexlition 'applications ought
to be heard at-tlle same time.
,: That 1iYes the 'Newpqr:l City Council
qiore time "to reach a decision, Bowie
aald. He aa1d councilmen ltill haven't
received a written' report from the.city
staff ind he thinks the lllall .OOUld
h·ave time to complete its , report and
th'e_ couftCil ~equate time to "consider
It: 1berefore, he will ask for a poltport&-
ment Monday night. _
-The poslpollemait BoWln successfully
requested , Thunday night wu to .glff
p_lann;ing rorpmissioners ..inore time. He
said. in-bis Jetter asking for the delAy·
~imuth has amended it.s application
lo com~!y with the criteria of the city
planning staff,
On Top of Things •
Brent Mulford, 17, Huntington Beach, demo8strates his mas~irrib
ing prowess as he ba1ances atop main mast of 97·foot ketch Argus _out
-of l.abaina;Hawail. Ship docked temporarily at Sea Scout Base In
Newport Beach where Bren.t.spendS a good deal·of hi_s tiine as a mem-
ber of Sea ScOUt Ship 711. . . .
Cett~rs Pour In Statillg
Salt Creek Public Beach
Among ·the criteria· are that there
be no traffic problems and com1nercial
11.ses are restricted to those aerving just Hundreds of Jettera have been received communication11 received from the public
~ development. leltifyinf to the public's "p::elcriptjve indicated that · hundred• _have used the.
, Bowie said the County Road Depart-rlghti"-tO use s.it O'eek Beach be~n beach without charge or permission.
tnent ha.s congirrecl .JVith. thelr_privately~ Monarch Bay and Dana Point; according The Cdinj:y Cc!unsel's office w1U report
hin!d traffic· engineer's opinion that the to Clayton H. Parker, aUistant Chief to the supervisors Tuesday on the letters
propoted office buildlng and hotel com-Oranp County counsel. • . received.
pJex won't create. any more traffic gro-~)' COOnsel Adrian Kuyper was . "Tben it 'is qp to the board whether blemj~ -.Olo! tJli · ..... liell 1111!''1''11Y thO.._.,.. .,,...~·lh<7 ·-tCl"llli"lt""'"1 •uit ~. Supervisors to place advertisements in to gain public access to and -·Ult of
: BOwie said the pre.zoning application various pubUcatJons aeeking evidence of_ the beach," Parker ·said.
now limits olfi"-t &pace of one mJilion the public's previous use of the beach -The .property between Pacific Coast ~Jeei ~.tbl \l!ptel to 460 rooms. and ,. abandoited Salt Creek access Highway and Salt Creek Beach is ownt; ~· P'pJOOted value of the rood. , \ , by the Laguna Niguel Corporation, In .:1°:i:'n,t':.tr .mUUon. to f40 Pan:er aid 't¥: hundreds of letters which the superviaors in 1968 abandoned
were tM-result ;ol advertisements and a short remaining segment of the old·
[ • • , . • added, "'l'tley are still coming in." Salt Creek Road which led to the area
I l 1
• • Kuyper painted out, ''Existence of of the beach. iPo ice Give theae pracript.ive rights · depends upon ·Kuyper later asked., and received, r-fadual proof that members of the public, permission to place s I m I 1 a r ad· M, ln fact, crossed the property and used vertisements in relation to Irvine Como
I an His WiBh the be.aches without ~)' charge or pany lands in the controversial Upper I f>erm~lOn of the ownerJ' Newport Bay area.
1 Costa MW bad a aucceuful JalllreU _ Ku~ W&i'JJed it-tljt time,:.hoW..eYM.._ -'Ille_V1u~r Bal advertisements first
!hursdiy; _ . · ,that . '1previous indications are that appeared in area newspapers TUeii!ay •.
I Not out. Jn. ~ tharif:S were mth~· ei~ for parking Laguna~ Niguel Corporation was the
I Officer Hal ~Holbrook watdled In or access or bo · target of another uproar over pending est~t as a 20-year~ld man ,Walk-Parker indicated Wednesday that tht negotiations for Public use of private
~ uP;10 the ,rear"Of police l}Udqull'tf:f1 streets betwetn the highway and the
j1nd Dna.n· trying· to get iJ1lt the--inai .. beach, and the beach itself at the June F.wn •""11!ity facility. . • • 1· ur· y Clears Son 2 ,...;.,, or the superfuon. , He was questioned about his· motiVH · Up fO< ap~roval were .two tentative
and 1ubsequenUy ~ttd1 ,op....a&Mlpk:,lon tract maps for development or the area
DI belng un,ler the tnfluence of l,6D ·Of Jndustrui• lis• i· hetween lhe highway and the beoch.
DI' aome other mind-bep4ins drug, Action was delayed until next Tuesday
Nixons Mark 30th .
WASHINGTON (AP) -Tiie. Prelldei\I
and Mrs. Niron will celebrate their 30th
wedding aitniversary_a)ong_wifh Father~
Day at camp ,David Sunday, the White
House announced today. 'Ibey will go
late Friday to the moontaln retreat near
Ibunnont, Md., for the weekend.
" -· DAILY PILOT
' by a 4-l vote.
Supervisor David t:. Baker touched
·o11 .the June 2 debate with a question :
".\Vllal authority do we have to require
access to the s.treets in these subdivisions
and..tht beiches by the public?"
On Drug Charges
Deliberating long Into the night. a
jury bas • cleared the son of a San
Clemente-'Industrialist of any guilt, in-
a trial stemming from two incident!
involving mirijuana and police clashes. ,
Jamet C. Lusk, 22, who lived at 2571
santa Ana Ave., Cost& Mesa, when the
incidents occurred lat~ last 'November,
had been charged with two couiita of
... ult and marijuana possession.
Supervisor Altai E. Allen of Laguna
Beach mentioned that "there is another
aspect of this case -we have a county
negotiating _team working with the cor-
poration on acceu to .beach and on
parking areas. We should have the
team's report at the same, time we
act on these maps."
1_~ .. :::-=::..='°';=;c"'-''~";;"o;";c"~'"=,• =""'='•~•~•--t-~Tlle=~~ char1n and one amult
..... ,. N. w •• .i count were dropped before the jury began
Baker said be'doubted that the negotia·
tioos were Ptlini .anywtiere.
--~ .... -.... ., .... _ ...... ._-===-r-· lt!d•Hb"er•tlonrunder-Superloreourt-M~sa to Off er
J•c.i l. Curley Judge Samuel DreiJen'I instructions.
Vite """'""1 '"' ~·' M,,....,. ."nley 'found Lulk not I u i1 t Y ot· V •. d A • • tt ''"•:;,,!•,." usauKlng Logui,a Beech police ol!ker arr,e CtlVltWS
ti..,.,,, A, Mu•1J~i"e
M-1tnt Edl1or
John Saporit~ \art. NOv. . ' the
patrolman tried to arrest him dur For Summer Fun c ......... Offt•• an alleged m1irjuana pickup.
Jlo Weit ,,., Str••t Judge Dreii:en reconvened the pane shorUy be.fore midnight Wedn~ay, a~ Su",lmer rtcreatlon programs featuring M1ili~1 A441r·t u : r.o. 1 ... 1s60, •2•f6 · \' which time they found· Lusk Innocent · a wide variety of activities, c'Ofi testi,
-1-----otliirOffti after-nearly s.lx-hours-of-diseussion,.----creative-crafts----and field ri"PS-begln-
Defen~~ atorney ~ge Chaul argued Monday al miny Costa Mesa schools that evidence presented by the pl'!> . secuUo'I was insufficient to convict his •nd parks, lastmg through AugUst. .
client, who was the object of a manhunt Youngsters qed 6 through 15 will
for a' week before he surrendered. find plenty to do weekday1 frG!Tl 10
outhned the committees reasons behind of aueued V1luation".;·: 11 will n1me short term transportation· goall; e1ty
the recor:nmendatlon : . . 1 K h and fix the aalary ol a.1ener1lmanager, representation on any a1ency to be.-form·
(Cou;nty Roa~ Commt~~~ A S. oc and will ·be subject 1o collecUve ed; discuSllion conceminl the adviubility
added empha.s1s toe~ reason)... bargainl!lg by. law, jUst 81 la the RTD. of any.additiocal spec,ial purpose diltrjctl
- A d11trlct Is needed to b.nng,.the Parker aJao said "The. act provide• and 1 timetable for ac,:ompJlabinl the
tot.al county problem lDlder o~ sr~tem. that another e1ectkm may tie -held in objectiVea ol tbe ·diltrict." (Koch : Pfesently ,there are ind1v1dual
franchises in variow: cities, plus the
Southern California Rapid Tr a n 11 i t
District (RTD) buses from Los An1eles.
There i1 no coordination. Some of the
'tius flrms~aretoslng-money;--trying to~
go out of business. A coun~y district
is the only answer, established, by a
vote ol the people).
- A district would immediately _pro-
vide an agency for receiving funr;ls from
any source; federal, state, local or
pri vate. (Koch: The county is not
prepared today to receive these funds.
There are many available. for developing
Plans and lmplementing them ).
-A district would provide an agency
for county participation in regional
· decisions and syltems developrn._ent.
(Koch: The "cotmty has ·no representative
in current regional st~y prQgrams).
--·There ·is a ·need ·for an agency
In · the courity to bi 8ssiped the
responsibility of maa transit develop-
ment. (Koch: This agency would. allow
for proper representation· in regWnal
studies). ·
The bride ls 1he daughter of catering
firm executive Don Nixon, a resident
of Baycrest in Newport.
-A tran.sit district would be a vehicle
to implement any. ·sl)ort term aolution '
to our mass transit problem. (Koch:
This is ob.vious).
Ferry. ldded, "The transit .commiUee
has beeri making 1tudies for more than
·four years. To continue in this advisory
capacity would be just spinning our
wheels. It is up to you (the supervisors)
to in:iplement our work!"
Polltleal, Marital
. . . .
Clwtinet Fights-Batik
On Two State Fronts
. .
PnsidentW aide Murray· M. <:hotiner
has been dispatched to California to
help Sen. George Murphy. In the p11lltlc1l
arena, only to run Into ~hie hhntelf
on the marital froilt. · •
His eatranpd. wile Is laking tho batlle
to court. ~' '
President Nixon's speclaJ advilor ls
due In Los Angeles today, while Mrs.
Amalia "Mimi" ~tin'2" or Newport
Beach is due in Orange County Superior
C'4urt Monday.
She ha1 filed a petition for le11l
separation and $1 ,000 per inonth aeparate
and how to d~l with the ntw1 ~a.
He was a key IUPIJOrle:r ln Prealdent
Nison'• ''t961 Clmpiip and WU IUID•
moned to Wubington on -la! &alp•
men~ alter the victory. ,
Newport Police
Officer's Mother
Succumbs at 75 '•
maintenance. A t :30 a.m. hl!arlng on Mrs. Anna O. Thompson, mother of ve~
the matter is scheduled before Judge eran Newport Beach detective Sergeant
Robert Banyud. ;.: -::-"" ::~ Kenneth Thompson , died Wednesday at
Chotiner, a longtime Rep u b 11 can a Sarita Ana hospital. She was 75.
strategist and fofmer Beverll Hills at. Graveside funeral 'servicts for Mrs:
torney, has been .. 1eparated from fii• Thompson-wiJ 'be held Saturday at 11 :30
wife since last April,. when their a.m. in ~acific View Memorial Park,
Christmas Day, 11165-marriage went on Corona del Mar;
hie rocks. ' . ' ~lrs. Thompson had been a resident of
"My attorney is a Democrat," Said the H~rbor trea for 24 ye.a rs. ~ .
"The timing it good for the proPDS'd
vote .. A decision must be .made by the
first -of September to put the issue
on the November ballot.'' Koch em-
phas?ed· "It will cost nothing except Mrs. Chotiner today with a eiggle. In ~itipn to her son Kenneth. s~
,. Informed flOlltical· • sOufceg a.aid leaves her husband, Ernest, of the fam.
ily ho_me at_l235 W_. Balboa.Blvd. She ii Wednesday that President Nixon . was . \ , " '
Nap Interrupted
By Mesa Rapist
A U-year~ld Costa Mesa housewire
told pollCe she wi.s raped Thursday by
an intruder while .she w11 napping, who
held a pillow over. her face during the
ordeal ~ ~
Neighbors In e 1100-lilotk "Of
Charleston Street, tcld investigators they
11aw a man wandering around the vic-
tim's yard about that time but thought
nothing of It.
The woman said she was awakened
· by someone pulling back her bedcovers,
rolled over and realized in terror that
jt was not her husband .
She said the rapl•t fled in a green
sport.I car, saying he w_as off for Mexico.
also survived by two other sons. Leon-sending his top advisor to guide "Sen. ard of Santa Ana and Erne.st of Whit.
Murphy's fortunes iq'his bid for r~ tier, and a daughter, Velma Natffiiger tion. -"'
The Beverly Hills Republican, hoewver, of Tustin.
said his campaign against Congressman Other survivors are a sister, Mary Tay~
John Tunney (D-Riverside) is running lor of Los Angeles: two brothers, Ralph
smoothly and he doesn't need help. Morris of Paradise and Frank Morris of
• He also_d~ied kno~ledge of Chotiner's Palos Verdes and 10 grandchildren.
reported miSJioll and W~ther he "ould .
be present Friday when Murphy ad~ • ·· ·,
dresserthe fourth "bienn1a1-wea1am -w1n--T-0rnado -Kdls--¥ outh
ners Roundup.
The .Western Winners are comprised of
Republican office-seekers anti the word
around Washington Is that President Nix-
on aims to keep Sen. Murhpy in the
winners' circle.
· A aource clo5' to Capitol Hill sai4
Chotiner will be assigned· to advise the
candidates and thW wives and sup-
porters on fund..raisrng, tpeech-ma~g
MYERSTOWN. Pa. (UPI ) -A tornado
swept along a 3'h mile path in .a rural
area here Thursday, killing a 13-year-old
boy, injuring fi ve Others, .and causing
extensive damage to fi ve farm s. Joseph
Tice, 1,3, died in Lebanon hospital from ·
head injuries suffered when he wa1
struck by. a beam torn loose from a
farm building.,
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at a fnend'a, home ,al. on,e point followin& 1v.Pervli1on-wt11 be offered the last two
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the Lafuna Beach incident, but Lusk L. fled and wasn't hlt when lawmen fired wee~ of August
shots at him. Costa Mesa Recreation Dlrettor Keith
He reportedly returned to hf1 fimfly Van Hold and 'his staff Otter the list
ln San Clemente, Where he was persuad· of locations for easy reference:
ed to 1ive up and delivered to Chula'• AdarM· '!?cboOI; College Park School,
la" offices in Santa Ana. Harpe.r. $cbool, ·Paularino School, &learlc
•· ' School, Corsica Park, Killybrooke School,
TeWlnkle-Park, Wilson Scboc?:11 California Bernadette Reelected' School, eo.1a Me11 Park. Monte vr.ia
BSLFAST. Norlbtm Ireland (AP) -
Bernadellt Devlin, I.ht-J3.yearoold Irish
apitfire who· ls*'the "yoUiiga1· member
of the British Partlameot, coastt'd horM
lo re-eletUons today in her di&trict of
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School and Viclorla School.
Registration for tennis il'lstruction,
swimming, 5p0rLs camp and day camp
will conti nue 1through the summer and ·
interested per!Ons may call the depart•
ment in the Costa Mesa Civic: Center
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• Weighed in Congress
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Carl Albert ol Oklahoma said
Issue ol standby wage and
prt<,e cootrols ohows signs ol
iJnlUDg a congmaional luror
over President N I 1: on.' a
ia an interview.
Although he .stopped ~
qi u outright ench:rsement
domestic policies. o( cmtrolJ, Albert . clearly
"I think-Con~----.;8cu the effortof Democratic
tQlllider standby controls," members of the llanlting Com·
House Democratic Le a d er m.Jttee to write standby con-
Astl'onaut
T~kes Bride
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI)
-An Air Force chaplain haS
di!closed . he l"l'formed !he
ceremonY at which utronaut
Thomas K. Mattingly married
"• publicity shy" and "pretty
attractive little gal~"--
• Mallingly, 38, and Elizabeth
Dailey, 34, were married al
the Brooks Air Force Base
Chapel, Chaplain Patrick Mor·
rison said Thursdly.
Maltingly wai i!Cheduled to
be the command module pilot
Ol'l -board Apollo 13, but he
·wu exposed to the GtnnaR
measles and another bachelor
astronaut, John L. Swigert.
took his place. Mattingly
never came down with the
measles.
trol authority for the Presi-
dent into pending legislation.
Nixon wants wo wage-price -
control legislation, eve111 on a
standby basis, as he made r
abundantly clear in h I 1-
economic speech Wednesday.
Democrats h a v e criticized
that speacb as Jacking in ef-
fective new initiatives agaimt
conlinuiig -infliOOn aod the
slump in employment.
nie drive for standby wage
and-price controls ii ~building
at a time Nixon seeks to rabe
the national debt ceiling by
$11 billion and govemmeat
statia:ticiam: reported another
four-tenths, o( one peroem liv-
ing Cost inc,rease during May.
Labor leaders and
busineasmea appeared divided
over the wage and ;rice COii·
tn>I-; Issue following I he
President 's economic
mesaqe. Some want more
control, while othen want
nooe.
Honor Ameri~a
Patriots Planning Program
WASHINGTON IAP) -The
aaUon's-capital will celebrate
the 194th birth of the republic
with Honor America Day, a
leries of July 4th events
designed to "counter all the
bad things that have been ~
want to 'COW1.ter Ute bad thlqs
that have been said about this
country and show there are
some good things ta talk
about this country." are Olympic-style runners who
. "This is America Qay. will carry ~lean flqs ill
Anything_ Iha\ helps_ ho!!<>[_ reli!ys rw ~Hall
A,Jntrica w~ want." said J, in Philadelphia, theltall of
Williard Marriott, chairman or freedom at Valley Forge and
Honor America Day. .the Colonial Capital 1 l
. "Jt's for people who love Williamsburg, Va,. to Wash-
Ameri~a," he added. "We ington.1
' 116 Years Young
--.. Mrs. Dora \V. JOhnson shows oll 1 plaque given her
. -bY the state of Ohio'. for being the state's oldest llv·
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court records for the possibility that Mrs. Johnson
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Muclt •~ will be 1-.ed on the Newport Obviously, that kind of money ,the city con'! lab
llMclt City CoancU wben it _...,. the pro~ on-llgbtly. But "tax pl111111" are not alw_,1 as, bollellclal .••
neutlon of Aatropower property neu Oran1e County Ibey promise to be., Other importlDt lon1-nn1e con11d·
Airport on Mondly nipt. -orations have to bil welped by ·the city:· ·
City olllc:lal1 in Coll.I Mou. Santa ·ADI •nd Tustin, )low dO.. ·1111s .onnexation affect the ultllmte city
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• area will -Iii w~eli>~ee wbal ?fewport ci:~en malie inevitatiTe several more lilllllld area onnezallons -~-. do~·---~ --'-----~to.N-rt!-la lbe-~-~renmd to lake in IJIO)'j_ofjhe __ ~
Lml ~ Oraaci· CoUnty ,Airport, .i-11 all own-"university comm uni Ii! • Wllat ii the ellect OJI the pro<
ed ·by the lrvlne· Company, is beinl deve!llP<itl, for in-poeed city of Irvine! On N-rt Beaclt nlallonsblp1
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dUl!rla! and commercial wes. 'J'hil mates It attractlve with the univ.ersity? With the lmne COlll)llllYT With
tu base-what every dty ...U,to npport iU serYtce1 nelghbOring C!ilies? ~ to nsidential anes. · , · , 1be council will have Iii proceed with a areat Ua1
Santa .Aqa Unllled Scbool .Diltrict managed to en-of ·care and' with the benefit of considerably more inlor-·
compass this tax rich ' area years ago. But the Irvine ~ mation than has so far been made available to
Ccmpeny so far bal been 111cce11lul 'in teepinc sur· the public.
roundlna cities lrOm 1obbljn1 up_ the-area.
In il&O, wben the Univinil): !!{_~ c~pus a! ~h d 0 T -.l 'S --~·=rvlDi wa1 just:atniMiir liljilijiiiiri' ey11. rv e co:~m~-'=-'c=--=-""'<"J a· ' ow--ver-i:Jiinu-; . wan----1
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oily, to help the university serve ltudentl and faculty.
· , 1be Irvine Company went around to the cities and
u~ed Ibey promile not to •-• lato the alrpOrt area;
1be Newport Besch City· Council did ,not lign a binding
reaolution but said for the ncnrd Ibey were not inter·
elted ·ID annexing at that ti.me ..
Newport Beach and Coste M ... have up to now
honored IJie 1960 "unders\an4inc.'' ·
But the city of Santa Ana recently broke ,the annexa·
lion peace by IUJng to anne• lhl Marine Helicopter ban
(tlie LTA bese). Tustin promptly llled a counter-annex•· tlon claim. -·
Now Newport Beaclt 11 ollered what appears to be
a tu base plum -the Aatropower site Azimuth Equities
Inc. is Iiurchuing with the intent of bulldin1 a fl!O mil·
lion olllce bulldog and bOtel complex. Taxes on the de-
'Veloped property'could produce '800.000 a year l)!venue
for the city. ·
How to -Reach
The Campus
Studies Gro~p
To·l1.-l!dilll«
Y--1--ild-"New Volcl ,,, _ .. (DAILY PILOJ' June m.
*-ribed-a_ llltl-New_Left orpn!Rl:lan
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NIM iafonnaUon. '°' Htmature and f1'rlMr dala, contact Geril"'ll 1°JlomGI, r>. 0 . Bos , SUI; Sall· Dlego; Calif.
ftlOS. Tdqllone 114121UllO or in
07agc Coantv, 714187Ufl8.
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' no city of Anabeim lbould be held
_,toble for !be M youllll who. were
~iloOd as I ,_ of !be rock
-al at tbe lladlum, Tbooe leatlvala
-brought depm>tty, -u .. and -lion acnm tbla oouatq. lt'a time
-11 of -,.atb demU4 11111 --llungry ~ be an..t.d for
-bUting to Ille dellnqueney of mlnan,
A.C. WHITE
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Gus:
The ..w..c.nt "students" of Jsl1
VIiia (in spite <ii adult bodies) are
llilJ !be Bttle lrata who kicked tbeir
· lathln. In the llblns and then Cl1ed
when tbelr fatben •panlled ll>elnl
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Ilona. Dael lldo bill1mean we no 1onpr
ha'ft 1117 eOatrol over our ch.iJdren?
Dua tllll mean Uiat the st.ate tUes .,... Iii riabll Ii lhe future!
' Jiiii. DOLOJID KAISER
• Prllbel'rom•Lo•~
To !be Editor: ,
Recent edlt«iala In Oranie County
pepen have hid a lot lo NJ about
clDdidltea' qualif1c1tioru:, or lack of
them.
I lbould 'like to gay U I loeer In
the Fifth Supervilorial Dlltrtct,-who
reoeivtd the worst defeat of his career,
·that thole .who castigated Ron Caspers.
publlcly slating II& "i• without any
particullr'. qu1liflcat.1Qn" and n o t
~ a good candidate hi .. done
him an jnjultlce and the people of Orange
County • dillervice.
One mut uk what quallfk:ations are
and what makes a gOod candidate?
If "Incumbency" is tl)e n e c e s s a r y
qualllicotillll then lbit ·...Wd ouggest tbe
papen in · qUe.Uon were in· favor of
OOJ111 away with the electoral system ... depelMlellt SUUtee and inltllutin1 a dictolonhlp of in-
Tl a.e r;ditor: cumbenll. Then what would blppen when
-_,..-dOiSlHi""DX~'~ilm~-lbe~ lnr;nml•rta~ fiMIJy diLof_OkL..qe' to .. 1 ll<publican ...,,paper wJien Obviously !be suppooiUoo la ridiculous,
,_don't mdorlO good Republlcans such
• George Murphy, John Scbmila, Dr.
lls Rafferty or Dr, Robert P•"-·
bat Jlllll endone their opponento no mat·
Ill' fl lllay're as lar left u Norton ...,.,,
MRS. A, J. TUJINER
Still alive on paper, the Upper-Newpor!, Bay land
swap between Orange County 1overnment 8r:><f the . II'·
vine Company bas a Iona shadow over it. ' '
With the swearing in in January of Supervisor.elect ·
Ronald Caspers, succeeding AJton Allen, opponents of ~
the land trade on the board presumably will outnumber
those still Jn favor and presumably the county will se~k
to cancel the agreement.
·Meanwhile, a Superior C!)Urt' lest of the trade's
constitulionallty'wlU begin a wftk from today. On that
front, the homeowner intervenerS have received. i J>OW·
erful shot in the arm with the decision by the Sierra
Club's president and chief attorney Philip Berry to take
on the case. ·
With the future of the Upper Bay now so unsettled,
the joint aaency-study-by-lbe-dly-ol Newport-Beach,,---1--,-,-,-------------~~~--~---
the county, the state and the Irvine Company of the 'Sir the 3rdplatoon has hip' ped · ---' ·-~-'..1Jik bu .1r. 1"L~! btst use to-which to put the Upper Bay land takes on ' ---c m "'"' WOrua e to !Y.,., •""'
added importance. C soldiers to take our place out ~re.'.. ·'
1'Jucla lnlortnation I• 'Non-transformable'
A· Young Grad's Vi~~ of the World
WASHINGTON -In thi s com-
mencement sea.son am · u " suggested
reading matter for President Nixon'•
new Conunialion on Clmpua Uni'est , we
are moved to turn over tlda IPIO! ·to
a yo11111 man neither of 1» biowa,
Wi1Ulri1C. P1icher~Of"Uie clUI Of 1rro;-
Wabash (Ind.) COUep, major porlions
of whose graduation addreu follow: "WE AU TOLD that the Viet C.g,
· ~--of who have not been defeated by all of " .•. In 1955, w11a1 ....... U1 were ~ America's mni. • ..., power, are .me11ow In the ltCOl1<I grode, Secretary of th• ·-,
with cities and cainpuses alike eniptin& the demons that beaet men, he wrote:
into violence and mankind apparently "For every day there die amonc us
fated in the end to sink under the thole who_ were doing us some pod . . arxl knew it was never enough but hoped
mass of.11.J ~ 11rba1e. 1t surely takes to improve 1 JitUe by living.'
no particular inallht to be depretled,
And-so-it-1111J--pnwe:-worthwhlle -ur-11 ••• ·.THIRD IS a movie CaiJed 'Butch
look for reasons fgr hope. Let me offett Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.' WNlt
YD!' three frqrpent; &o abort up the the heroes, or antihel'Otl, are aurely
rums of the timU. among life's lolen and end up lhot,
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Anny Wilbur llnJclrer UIW'Od tho 1"1111 to be beoten by a SOuth VlebwneH "THE FIRST IS from Albert Camus'
Am I I "·t 'thin army which hu yet to ahow any novel, 'The-Pique,• in which a doctor
er can peop e ".. WI • year e•--u •· f1'ght, • n d we -H •-th ~-•••••I of "-' th Com ·-·-·~-1n v1------·-w TeCOUJli.a e ...... s ..... el wa clty or two e m,,.._ uu-o:iw .. n• ·v•---~-1-• ••n'I another ~ for h ~th ........ , of ••-I ~~ In 1-• .-JVUJmU-"" .., """'" w en swept "' an e,,_ ... c "'"" wood be-· -· wuen we were • UU I•--'' ' b bo I la and . ~ he aopbomora In high IChool ~ense po ca ..,..,.. .... enct . . . u n c p sue. it ~ end ( )
they have a hell of a lot of hm •Ion& the way.
"There's a feeling around tllat if orii -;
con't actually do anythln1 about Vi<Wm ;
or raclam or pollution, one can at lent
hive the decency Io be miaerably unb9-
py. I tl1lnk that's stupid. 'l'hc DAILY PILOT lbta It. poUtkot
9ftiliation ·°' on inM~ nit9~ per. We endor•td George JfvrphJI in ·
tlae la.It at:ntrol election.
~Editor
I WOOU>-lllJ(jGBIT !hot Mr. Caspers
wu 1n ncelleDt clnd.idlte and is well
qualifled'.lor !be JiOllUon.. Any man who
e1n 1ttaln the flnanclal poalUon he has, ·
and ~ ttal chlef executive of a
cr.tdlt.able buatneu· iniUtution, such as
he, cctalnly mut hav.e ,ome qualifica·
Uonl. I believe you. wUJ find in the
flDIJ. IDllJlia the QUllllytq criteria are:
Ill Elecutlve rllfll: (i) Adminiitr•tfve
skill; (I) AltrllClln1 capable people to
HvJae and work on the team, and (Cl
A desire to .accept I: challe11.ge and
rnularlt.
Secretary Robert McNamara' promised " .. .I do not want to dwell only , on explains thit he hai written this 110
that-AmeriCari ICIVISirs iifVietnam woo1a-a-1.-nofe .... of-deaplir..-Ten-y~qo-l-llale-qWte-abnply what we_leam_ln
be boine by Qariltmu. could have beta very fulUonable and a time· ol pestilence: that there are
tried to depreu all of you land t atlack more lhil!P to -in men than
the apporent ..u ... usfadion of -Y · to despiJe,'
"A n1l concern fer thae ptobltm0----
makn us wont to -Illa l'7 that
ranalnl in the woild: •. Tile cius ·of . •
Belletuo11'1 Biii
"A YEAR LATER, Lyndoo Johnson
was ·elected on · the promise that
American boys would not have to fla;ht
MY PIRIONAL.fetlinp are that Mr. a war for Asians.· Four years ·later,
CUpen ranks extremely high in all Rldl1rd NixGD wu elected on a promise
four. He has proved it ln his· busineu to end the war. And 1 yeir and 1
caner, and he has J)l'oved it in his hllf after ibal. the firlt American boys
eampaign (one of the finest I have were killed ln Cambodt1.
and spfak of 'alieoltion' and 'exilteot.ial ·1'. •• The aeccrtd comes from a poem
BDIUlsb.' W, H. Auden wrote when Sigmund Freud
"But tod•Y· in •the midst· of war, died. Of tboH, like Fnud, who blUl1
Better Before Death
ettr' w:Jtntaaed in · 29 years of polltic1J "Can we be blamed for growing
experience ). Whether one qrees with IUlpiciolll about what our government
hilllOHdcal allJilatlGn, pmkMopby·or •J>-ielll 1Mlhout Vletnol)i! We lie 'told .........-. o1 Lfllt • ~
Foreign Aid
prooch, one must Jllve him his jual lhol Amerbna are Opting for the riaht Eslatel of ouhltlnce -be ____ due· llGll_ ~ 1'~gild on He1Qplary _ .ol U,,. Vl~aq1!se to dloole their .?wn ru.!tllM!!ed !Je!<lre-~" lllCI _!IOI aflor :
cliilpAlp ~i'll:I l concr1tulate b1m for pemment, but we bive read-owigh~fint, because they ge:nerally do mol'i
hll campaign and his Yiclory. I abo Elaenhower's 1dmlsalon that if frft elec-go:&I soorier than later; and, RC'OC'ld,
Oh to doff my cap ln reapect to tionl in Vietnam bad not.been preve_nt~ beclUll dWb tbould_ not be 1 c1uae •
...... fllL. D1a1•:at: , ... h rwit 9 _. Illa W«[ll W•"'1;.,"' have
.... over a IJ:e"'L. ·dollars
.. -·-ol ...... ,:world' and .. •100 WU. • , .... .,. Uliltance
otinad! la forOilD • ,....,.llm'
a -.nieu pll' 8--jltn are -·tine .. ... llorrlllle fart, lhl t C#W-. ,,......, ·1111 -IQW
1111111. tn hlltorJ', l 11)' rnore powf"r
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Mt. Allin, Mr. Watt.r ud Mr. Wilson, 6y the United states In 1161 Ho Cid for covert rejolclnl on tbe part of the
wllo had Ille lntnUnal fortitude and Minh would hive ..., an overwbelmlni benefldarl•.
eourqe of their convictions to Jay It . victory. • • • on Ille line in this campaign, Tbl ,... Americans who are argulni
ft w11 a plusure Ind prlvlle1e to for aege&10on to.
hive been • participant In tbe campaign. Bf Geel'ffe day would have been
CRIS C. CRIS arguing for slavery
Deer Gecqe: a century •IO -and
Litt.en ;,,,,,. ,...,,.., art welcome. I'm sick of JOU, 11yinc men the only reason they
NO.-Ur torllln -.....,.. thtir should nevor do housework! If I foll to do 00 -11
tnfllGffl m * wordl M ''''· TM were your wlle, l would leave lhat they ire u.
noM IO -ldm1 IO fil rpaCf you!. hlmed to faee the IO< or •I-llkl .. MlfWd, AU ... FEM glcal _ ... _
i.r. •tut_,.,.,_.,. am1 mall-J;!!ar Fem : · · ol their bllleb,
.1.,-.... bit~· '!!Gii bt -Oh, you jmpncUcfl, allly, Utile Our toacblnl mod-htld .. nqtipt If 1~ nl ,....,. llt>r: How could my wife leavo ern fallb In . tbf
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"A man who bu never tone to ICbool
may steal from 1 frelPt Cll'i but lf
he has a university educaUon, he may ·
steal tlle whole nllrold." • • • • There are men 10 opinionated that
they have so lutioal for which tben are
no problems . ;-• •
One .of the most infonnlUve and con·
atructlve books I've read on our 1larmtn1
crime silu•tlon in the U.S. is 11TM
Honest PoliUctan'1 G1,1kte to Crlme Qin..
!r9I," b~ t,.o p!'.Ofe11lonal crimiDoloP!I
who ohow euc:tly ,what can, and -~ done. (Uolverslty of~ Pmo · .... ).
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1'70 dou not enter a world full ·or
glOri<llls appo~t perllape we'll
learn thll , tbere are mon thlnp , to
8(mlre, In man lhln to cleopile; perhapo
-, It will never be _.p .to cfiince the world, we-will act mote
-ly !hon we upecled we would;
piil1apl wt'U ho" a-IGI' Grfun ilon&
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The ldftorlol pooo of tiir DOili
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pofftts of infomt1d obscrv1r1
and rpok<Sn1tn on toplcl of U.1
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. ' YO[; '61, NO. '14', -4 SECTIONS, 42 PASES ' ORANGE COUNTY, eAUFORNtA . -• • FRIDAY, JUl'fE 19, 1970 7-· '•I TEN CENTS
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In Clemente
Slaying
By JOHN VALTERZA Of ____ ,...,..
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_::-.c"'Pbyaica) .evkleOce, iocludi.ng sevcau_
~Y foot prinll near the kitchen sink
wtre the prime object today in the
mountinl' investigation or the brutal
beatine and stabbing mlD'der earlier this
week of a young San Clemente housewife.
LONDON (UPIJ -eoaMrvallve Party
1eader Edward Heath uneelted Labor
Prime Mlniater -Wifaon lodlly In
a g ...... l election1JlllMl ·lllomed In part
on a boUJewlva revolt 11linlt the IOU'·
Jng COii of llvin( under the Wllsoa
a:overnmenr.
WIJ90n asked for an aucilence with
Qu .. n Eltzabelh II •! Bucklngtiam
--Palace to hand in his Labor pwty
1overnment:s res.igoation and wilh It
·bis' hopes ol being the first prime
minister In BritlJ!l .biJtory to win Uu:ee
~Uve five year terms -u
predicted by public oplnioo polls.
Slick Spotted
Sinudging Sea,
Soiling S.and
Q-ange ·County SberUf's crime Jab in·
YeSlie•lors, who are continuing minute
eumlnation ol literally bundles ol
evidence, alJo are examining the ·prints
dilCOvered near the kitchen sink in the
next room from the bed where Mrs. Connie Lynn Johnson was found slain.
Her Marine husband found the· body
Wednelday noon.
COrcmer'1 tnvelli1ators said today the
20-year-old victim had been viciously
stabbed, 1Jllhed and beaten aomeUme
early Tueaday nm>lllg. . '!bi In_....... declined to detcrobe
the cutlinC wapon used, but said th•
beAtla& Cll tbe Woman'1·bead was caused
by • otool foaDd in the ldtdlen. Either
)he bealill&. or the t"eJ!!l•d· cutUng.
al•lhinc and stlbbin& of a knife could
hoveCOUIOCldeoth. . 1:orooer's inveottptor Join Gill 1aid
there wu .. no evklenct of~t .tm1•l
odlvtti" In ... ~ ....... -WedwdlY iilpt. 118 1iooild DOI lll!lplily• ..... .. And tt.'1 "¥111aally.lmpalllblit to fix
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be Ill 1111! -· --"' the bUl---.... r::-lbailJi'lliiir-.. lilrf ... --k
1t .f :JD a.m. TueldQ," GW ldded. .1 J&art JolmMD. 11, wbo left hil Wl C!:
lo repcrt fw ponl duly al the Marin•
hellcopl« Hie ot Santo· Ana; told ol·
ficen ·he-fttumld0 ··fnm wort shortly belori noon Wedn-J, unlocked the
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* * * Sheriff · Hunts
Man, Woman
In Viejo Death
·Ol'anp County sheriff's detectives
were reported to be pressin& a search
today for a man and woman who ·may
haVe 1een Mislkln Viejo teacher Mrs.
F'1orence Brown before she was abducted
and backtd to death more than two .. ..u.... . .
Tbe P.!lr, ln_tbeir e"rJy_:tQs,__l!_ere
-.eeftby8 n employe oC Buffy's Coffee
Shop on the aftemoon of June 3 at
about the same Ume Mrs. Brown left
U>e businels to pay a check for a
\Ueher's meellna held earlier.
Detectives said the couple could
remember which direction Mrs. Brown
left the restaurant an the afternoon when
1111 wu Mxlucted, taken to an unknown
-..ne, -vl<klusly stabbed.----
Mn. Brown, an El TQro mother of
five. wu never ~ aHve after ~
2:41 p.m. visit to the restautant.
Two weeks lat.tr a youth walklni In
the El Cariao Village area found the
Jl-JHr~d teacher's renlli.na in an
anlmakavqed srave -60 feet from
Oriep ffilhway ln tbe 6'falls area"
J.-i,•i.t JOlor Aid Ibo vlcUm WU
vtdoally bulchencl ot .. -••
lhea buried -• -..... ol !fbt, twip .... bnnh. Tl>e 0011ple, detcribed by • waitress
GI Ibo Mlatoo Viejo ..... lbip, paid
a bill and left at aboUt the ume Ume
Mn. Brvwn did .Cler ~ poll! •-14,11
tab whk:h W forpt 1o .. Y earlier
durinc a meetin& wlth fellow teachers. n.e miuin& couple lelt a . daaret
lipter behind, • walln!a WU quoted
u IQ!nr. lelklel "1Jle couple, detectives Jrom
()rap and RI....-County ·are press-
ine their IUJ'tb for Mn. Brown'• car
wNcb vmilhed with her.
'l1le 1117 Pontiac wu the object of
a IDIUlve aerial search in Cleveland
Natlonal Fatt1l by Marine hellcop&en,
called off early Thursday.
Tbe cbappers, ,..ldng cl"" to bolh
lhe auto and a Pollible_ murdlr acene.
-be callod in qaln il new leods
.... up, inVllllC•l<sl'sald IOdoJ.
otber _..,ie -to the killer mlcht
C011J1 if three milsiftl poo11.. cr.dlt
conll hHe--Uled o/ter the diap-
ptll'IDCf. I
1beJ. m1de out In' the name of Ralph
Brown, tbl Yk\im'• bl.l.lbmdt are mU..
lftl, '•long with • purse, .jewelry and
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SUMMER PORTRAIT: PATIY BRUINIG, 21, FIYl·FEET, SEVEN INCHES,'AND ~
Sile Can RNll Your Miftd -You Wont "' T•b the 0.y OH •nd Go to the BMch. Rlflht?
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-,.-, . ll was poalble the polls prediclinc
a big Willon vicfOl'1 had led lo com-
placency -and nm-votinl , -by
i.a;;i~U•lf Hulh will be In power Tho U.S .• co.i Guord reported an
In the blunt potttieol ...,..t Jn Britol(i •Um•ted JOO borrefa ol· Gil llNUn1 0..
Jury Clears Son
Of Industrialist
Information Lack Hinders
since Labor'• Clement AW.. threw out the ocdn within hall • mUe GI Newport
the 1oveninterit1 of Prime Mtnlster Beach . this JDOmin& after a ftnt IJlct
' ' r • Generfil Plan for Laguna On Drug Charges WIIISton Churcbill 1t 'the clooe ol World wMhed In Tbundoy'lllght lllld bi.cv..4
War II. · ihree-qua!Wn oi'i mile o1 beoc:i • .. At I :~ p.m. -c~:56 a.m. PDT) Heath'•
Deliberating lon1 Into the night, a By BARBARA l.REIBICH Noting the DMJM view that Laguna comervalives topped the figure of 311 ctty crews early this moml.111 hauled ...
jury has cleared lhe eon of a San °' .. ...,, ...., ,..,. should confine ita planning to the ·area in Parliament seats and Uiua won an t~o truck lo&da of the muck away and
Clemmle-industrialist· of any euilt, .. Jn __ Launchlnl their-exAminatM>o o( the oceanw&rd of the propGled ·inland ~!':, m~ ~ :;.::=, tillered the mt under IO the beldl
a trial llemmillg from two incidents latest general pa.,. 'concept 'lbur!lday freeway, andi refrain from expar\ding in, the Houe ~which determinel .wm ii looked' cltan.
involving ~juona and police dubes.. lii&ht, ~&iln• Bea<;li planning com· ~~mi~~......_=-l!oilii'lme .m(rilster. . . . , , ' Nl')'pqrl !Ueguanm reported they cou14
Jam .. c.·~. n :wbo Uved.•t zm.-~, ·~ DO\ ·much·.,.. be -holfed',delay 1n-..uoa.o1 !be ~~~r~tt!·• 110t ..... •n1 more oil •l'i••diin1(q11
SOnlo ·Ana ·Ave.,CGU·-,wlleatbo, decldodm:;.t,....._•l!llnlo-<L=•f#-.. ,;., ' ._.., •, ---Bul•~Gurd......._ ~ f''__,. __ ,,,_ ........ -,~----..... ,., , c;-......,.· "'IP h -llole lul,Nov.... ·~-roew•Y .,,.. <"'nionl !!oft .!>een ~ Ii m~ _., llil!I' ";"-lie --fillol·llew °'er the 11n11 it m1clmomis
had -~ with -counts <l ~ pr.,.• fir Ibo Jl"'poted 1111! be 11a1H •I. •U, due to , Ille llCllon ..... • .... a • -....... lbJClt JllfdMI -11811
·•ssault 8lld mu:\i!WI! poer....... ~y allo .j....UO:.... -"' <l Uie of N<wpo(I 0..ch to prevent It rolDI ".';'W.. -·W1J1m'1• "9. IO p...,.. ' m11e -GI abore ,from 33n1 Sltoet ill
_'!'he """~" 11111_:_~ -ult lllDlel, -· .-·1r--.u-lllnluF-thol.-."-"id lfalUnp .. • 1nr-a.---111ilal11100C1: "hlllMlltf'Vii'"ll'lll Ntwp>rt----iG·ililJollY a Ibo tiP
c--e dl1IJ>Ped before Ibo jury bepD pl .. mo. lieom rorllrdinr loclltlon GI .high City PW.-Al Autry .. 1c1 the buic •.....-nent ·!hot Ille , ~-fl .Jloiboo Penimula .
its deliberations unC1er Superior Court dftlslty ilnelopneulll and outlying• !bop-l!1e4 of tho .1 ..... af plan '-!Id ~ lo :::-::. =.:."'; ::,;:: : .:::. r 'Ibo ofl.&Jo ~'Ibo ~I :WU undo~
Judge Samuel Dreilen's lnstructionl. pini ceUlrl and beard nne crlUclsm pet'.mit implementation in certain feasible. mo·-·~·· bu ··•ed for an .•""koic'9•wlth· The ,r .... ,;., I'! ....... •-,L. .·" ..., ..... ·-• t ol1Ulf"lod.aolulloufordontowntr.r-areu .. but, with regard to the freew~y. ·----~--...,... ~• --,... -They found Lust not •uUty 0 ficcirculatlont1Dtl'p1rktngproblems.,, "Ir it's built in .the next five years her ·m1jetty ·to 1tender the nliplUoD •M ·l1Dlinc ·ao.an:alyaia. ·
.,..ultlng Lquna llNclt police officer Openinf Ille lludY with d-.ol we'd be In .a very poor poo;unn to (See BNGf.\NO; Pqe 11 .' · w.-d·U. Blif· Milli' said olf amo John S.portto lut Noy. ~ •. wben the u.; IGIMcn! "lriongle" llOrlll of •the handle the .• lrilpact of the , reau1Un1 J wl
patrolman tried to orrell bbn dllril1f Logmuo c..,.. Jlood.El Toro ·.Rood In-' cjeveiopment. A ~lay In boildinl it would , n Iii the high Ude Thundoy nl&fol
an alleged mairpuma pickup. 1 · teraectJon annesed to tbe clty·two yean give us more time to take . care of C F • and covereitra JO.foot wide ltrip of
Judge Dreben-recooftlled the -qo, ~ poodmd the DMJM 111g. ""'lni· and other probl•ms,". . . · ens US igures sand from jlllt weit .. ol tbe Newport.
shortly belo,. midnight W-ay, at gestion tho! the 'city ooosida-dwn· }lastiop said he though! the triangle l'ter oo out 1he peninaulo lo lllh s;ire.<.---
whicb time they found Lulk mnotefll _nqllioll ol the parcel, until o -un· probibly-!fOUld. be nioot eiipeiiilve;-fO. -To'. c, o' s·t·· M-o~ne·· y He said four or five ,_ ol the ..... . after nearly BJJ: hours of dl~on. developed. t'he clty'to operate wliti re1ard to such ... "" Oefen1e atoroey Georae Chlul arpd r.. . . • • was hmVJ ._ perhlps hmf an mc1a. that evidence presented by ~ pro-aerv1ces ~ police, fire, aewqe dispcnal thick , .
soculioo .... 1nsu111c1ent to convict ms •nd tbe like. . I•"· San {'Jl_me· nte · · ~ client who wu the object ,o( a manhunt "f hale , to.live up lanc;I," he said, " t.Jf..e r City crews were, at the 'talk lhortl1
for • 'w .. k before he 1urrendUed. Gas Mask Gets ''boit th;, could toke 10 or 1s r•ar• .rter 1111111•.-tod•y a!Jd b)' t •.m. bad Costa Mesa police nearIY captured him to pay for·Jtsetr." . The new reaerat · censua lll\ll"f! for the beach cleaned.
at a friend's home at one poirit following .1 Thomas Johnston wondered if an· San Clemente, of .lt,340, ·15 fOinC to Milla ·said f:IJe ·eoo that wu tume'll
the Laguna Beach incident but LUlk La T . nexation or land between the city limits cost the city money. under Jii:ely would not be "comiN ._
fled ond wasn't bit wben lam fired UUJta : 'WIJt ond the tr;angle might not •nd the Stale subventiona --ey riturned H• apLilned !hot tbe atuft !hot' llllckf .
shots at him. ' 0 problem Of its isolation. tO cities for areu such as cigarette to beacheoen' feet uautJJy ii not from
He reportedly returned to !iia family An Anny 1u mask attached to Autey1 said the recent acquisition of tar, gas tax,· motor i v~c1e ~ Deu tU a larP, oil llick; It is swipectr • hr
in San Clemente, where he was persuact. a con•-~· _, mariiu· ana ,..,, a a larce area of Canyon property by said ... 1 _ f-~·-fl••h•·• -• t · -• •~· ~ lo Chula' -~· w a s•·•'e owner robahf I d and others -are based Oii J>OPUl•tion:. ' •~ ,__ • _,, -" --. · cu o KJVe up .. "' u.:11ve.~ • new twist in pol smoi:inr turned .. .., P Y "o u San Clemente has been recei·.i .... ,tbeM their bUee. at ·~. ' , . Jaw ofiicel in Sama Ana. up by , -~~ u .. ~ olfi·-rs neceuitate a decision on Its annexation . .... Cit ~--f •-·I DI~-J . -.,--~ '"" i ••· f t _ subventions on the. basis of a -·1.t1,-Y ~.• ~. ces • ~ --··~ay· .,.;...,1 _ n "'"' near u ure. . ~ u.......1 d hia ---1~-~ -..--H ·-~-.,.,..-= t•7t 11<:-Y....., • ""'™ est.imate·of-17,050:4'bb~wa11 .. the .um.•----.,.·~use· 111 men w_ould 'be'_....i .... , __ _ A-pany1·ng an Orang• County e alilU •l\Ol.C\I ,,. "'l'I:: u •ine ...u1npany .,. ove ••· •-h •-t d -~· Pilot Features
Clemente Theater
.__,, h -~·blished ~ bound I I of the ' State department oC finance u , r woe ueac . .,. ur ay ... _...,. to. ma-hal see"'irwr to ,.rve • war· 15 -Ull pro,,.,..,.. ar es or "' ol ~ •··--• ·-•~ •• • ··• the lu"·-c1't• or 1-·fne which • or Apn'I t, .1u•.· · maae sure none 111e win111111 -.:. rant, officers Neil Pu~ll and Mike wn:: " ••• • ' com ..,.. ii had -~-~ M • ri&ht Uj) to Laguna C.nyoo oRoad. The federal flgµre Is ltO II'"°"' t.... 0 ·~·~~. )'ll<ierle didoi ·!mow · Louisiana went to an apartment Chairman William lsambourne said the If the subv~iom amount to $11 per about the threat of the addttfoftal oil
at 241 Cliff Drive at l :XI p.m. propolfed city "can brini l0,000 lo 40,000 ... l'IOn, it could COil the city rouchlY off ahore reported by the Q>aat Guard. Tbe offlcen •U.p they turned -· ~
up mari'"•"'• ciaarettes and butts. people tQ an area conLlsoo:us to . the $14,000 ann~Uy after the federal ctn1111 When. t:htte11 i "crowd'' ol fl people ,_,_ ..., city.'' · becomes official at year's end.
Ill the C.brlllo Playhouse tt' tondlng •boul llO 1111111 ol halhlah and Hastings said the Irvine city plan might Aaked al>oul the dllfereoce, . City
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1 1 popes contalninc the dru(, alooc nd .b.lit [ I land ' u~-r-~• ~--• -•• ....... , rown. ~3· • with the 111 mask tetup. e any J>OQl 1 y o annex ng s ,~.,., .n.IQll"""'' "91• -~
1lth: tiny home ol the Sap Clemente Shella Aon Roth, J I, of the CJiff west of Laguna Canyon Road. rt was "probM>ly the estlmat.e of the ltlte wu Coaunll!!llx__~!:JJ,J!®lld_for..paund._ -Drive---mt-Robert-Tlmothy _ su11estec1 the_\ri•!'lle ml&ht become high. It 1UQ1rises and diMfipolms me,
one of the molt active an the f?rJIJlt Nolan, 21, a tranatent: were-booked part of the new Jrvlne city and lraded I thought It would be hl&her ,tbm die
Coast. DAILX PILOT entertamme:nt m c:barpl ol P>l*lion of mari· Iii Irv1ne laid-nearer the city~ -•-----r 17,060 of a year ago." -,
editor Tom Titwa revien ~ history juana and poneaslon with intent Commiuioner James Schmllz pointed Carr noted aJ90 that the <>ranee COunty
ol this urique Utile thelter in his to lelL out that pGSlible large population in · plamlng department estimated San
lnteriniaion column In t o d a y • • the trian1re ml1ht produce a Stiuation Clemente's popUlatioo u oi. Ju. J, lf'IO w .. -. !See PLANNERS, Pip ll ot ll,lllO. . .
Laguna~ Li~eralizes. Sign .-Measure
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By RK:llARD P. NAIL P ...... -Carl "-• ..... '*........ •rmiid rib ~·-~ t»ie
8'l&c uide Ibo W18ll1moul """"" "'-•-Uy, H• said hi 8-,
mendotioo GI thel<lllamln(............ ::.:::-: = :m:.-:~im::::
Laguno llNclt COIOICllmen, in • 4-I rplit replati<m .... b1J u the GrUd C..)'Oll."
vole, have Uberalixed lip area re-Johalan ukl that Secor's method
qulrements by_ c:helkll a measurement • coukl, n., taQ>n advanta1e of, mrmit
formula. · a lip Im times the area now pennltt.ed.
Couoc1m.. 11"1' Halm, 1111! 1--. It wu alao said thol !lee« would mot
lilll -. llld w-,. "We on •-tho chin&•. !hot he mode loud
mlling I very -ml ... b here 8lld llpl, bat other ._..... could ...
I think llCll out ol -· '1118 illl!lll<otlon& the new klrmulo.
ol wbal ....... dolq .... lonlghl .... Tbe ulallftl -Gl·-
extromely lerioua. I Implore 1111 fellow bat -coiled klr Olmlnl1111: tbe tight
councibnen to r~." atrtnc metbod. It relen lO meuurtnc
The cba111• Wu ursed bJ sip moker-• sip •pa lnlel8r by f>UllaC ..
Eu! Secar, who said he tboaghl hit hn>oth<llcollill>t str1n1 or rubber band
recammended meihocl ef mumrirtl tbe araund U. 1111&'1 &bl WIJ lt'I done
allowed sip size was both .. correct now .
lllld oqlliloble." In bia dfalrlm wmpie, J-llled
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two 111111 with blodt .JeUen !hot said,
''HELP11. One -the SeCOf methoil -
w11 far Wpr.
Joh'naon explained that only t.he ietters
Lheruelvres were musured In Ui.ls
method.
The measurable are• by the more
liberal means would be the lelers
themae1ve1, as If they were cut out
Of ·the P,per diagram and ' thfn their
surface me_uured. .
Andy Wiftl, •rlfal desJcner, also spoke
qaln.t the UberallZIUon. "A · clever
artill, lllCh u my101f." said Wt ...
"CGQ)d cie\lerly manipulate a sign ... "
He mentioned the poulbfflty ol toothpkk
1e1-thh1y·feet hlch. -
A. E. "Pat" Worlhinl!On poi~ted out
tho! the ~Ill ordinonce hid been ·
developed by brood sec111e1111 ol 11oe,-
f:OmmuNLJ for livt )'ea!•·
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It wu studied for two ml -1uoll
,..,. dur!nc wbJcb ... dr8'b .... prep11red. A period ol .-tbilllon for
m.tln( algna •nded In April 8lld •fl
sign ownera were required to conform
by the ordt .. nce. · '
"'"-' method of mea..,rtn1 an . area
cannot be seParated from ~ area,"
said 'Worthlnaton. "Now, after a.II
buslne>amen hay• made ·tbo c~ ud
are, In' effect. on equal foodq," aa1d
Worthtftllon, "M would be~ ...!
DOI In the interal ol ........., lo
Chanlt.."
Holm laid the grul mo)orlly <i 11111
owners hove complied with. the lolttr
of the ordlnonce. He .. i6 tile cbonfe
would bo .. lnjillllce to them .
Mayor lllchord ~ said lher1.
liave been other 11sn: ordi1W1CO madlflco.
(loo llGNll, Pop 11 ·--
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Bernadette Reelected
BELfAST, Nortbern Ireland (AP) -lkrhodette n..vfln;· the.'ZS.yeor-old lrilll ---1
1pJtiJre who Is • tbt yoUn1eat member -lll the Brilla.~ Parllament, 'cooated llOma,
lo ,...fectlons today In her dlllrii:t <i ·
Northern Ireland.
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Innocence .. Cambodia· ~oil at ·300
J>roclainied·
By Manson··_·
·Communists lncreas .e Angkor Pr~ssure . . -.
WOON !AP) -no -dulll have -alttc)h• North V-Tba Cambqdlu Jqlt -.wid olld
toll II all Cambadlaa mlliLary operations and Viet Cona: border base camps, lllpply the en~ ~ to within 100 yuds
nechld • Jl'ridlr, u enemy pressure poin ts anil •ta&ID& ~ of n\ajor aovernmeat atrongpointa at tncflued ln tllllt country and fresh The U.S. Command· .aid 400 Americans SANTA MONICA (UPI) -Charle1
M-. l!le blpple chlelt>ho .ciwl*I
;Willi Ille niurder al ~ Tali! and-
•• others. proclaimed lib lnnocooce
Th!"'>day at an Impromptu courtroom
fiehUn1 erupted on. the road to the h&ve been killed and t,330 woundf.d. in the cily, located (lft' .the road to Siem
histmic temples ol Aqkor. all CamboiiiAn operations Ii.nee AprU Reap~ pteway to~the ancient niin1 of·
· Enemy threita t0 strike at Ptinom 29; when the first Americans -advisers An1kor. . .
Penh ilseU hive not" yet m1ter!allzed, to South. Vieinemese units -, went Into La\ff reporta-,aid fightln& wu raging
but a Cambodian mililary 1pokesman · Cambodia. . around the-city, with the attackers brJ.ng.
11id· he wu certain the almolt isolated The allied commailda in Sallun have . lni up reinfweemenll d e 1 Pi t • alr
:Ql!WS canfetence.. ,
· "i !mow wli.t I've done: and I doo.'I
Jiav.e. lllJ' . iullt." ._..: 15, tolll-•
courtroom , filJed wMb D e w 1 m e 1 1 pbol<Jsrapben lDd apoctalan.
c1pital is still t& prime taraet of North claimed nearly 12.000 enemy troops killed llrikes bx C,Jlthndian n·&htet.Mm~.
Vietnam• and VietCoae forces. in the.Cambodian fightina. South Viel· There was no word. of cuuahlel ln
In Ylew of !ht wor..ias mllllary llWa-namese 1 ..... have 1leeft put al 'Ill Iba baltle for KAID-. Thim. wlllch
tloo -Camboclla, lie added, lht llld 3,321 wounded. baa bee undlr. ·--t -Y .,-ol Gen. Loa Nol baa ubcf !lo major growid llJlhllni wu reported pre.uun for _. than a m<lllb. '
Wuhiqton for bellcoplara aod Giber Uln( the eastern Ca!"bodiu Wder Fri-. Cambcidia'1 . rail . link to °'l'ballud. -.·Willi )ury aelection in tbe TaJe.LaBJan.
cnnunsertnai receasea unm MOndiy.
Manson and ~ defendet Susan Atkins
•ppear<d In Superior Court here for
ptt: trial motions in the Gary-Hinmu
muMer, in which lhey.allo are ace• ..
l-im!!i"lW~"llm!mt but bu not ...L_~Xt. .. but a 1trona: North V1etname1e: severed by the. Viet . Cong Tuaday,.. In
received a reply, ancr v1erconrrorte-1ttacked-the-pro--:-an-att.ack,_!! mil" nOrthwest of Ptmor:n
There are only 12 da)'1 left beflire vind1I capitll (If Kompong· Tl'lom '75 Penh -re:milned clOled aa tovermnelrt
all U.S. troops are' to be withdrawn milel north ol PtaKm Penh under a troopl swept aloq the track to clear
IND Cambodia, wlllri moat . of. llltai -11.ia!rn mortar baJ:raie. oul enem)rlorcea. -
As he took his seat at the coqmel
ti.ble, photocraphen: crowded for'91rd
arid shouted questions at M 1 n 1·0 n.
Although he bu been pboqrapbod leav-
ing court in the Tate cue, hi bu
never berore responded at tucb lenctb
1to newsmen's questions.
Turning around to amile amiably into
·the television cameras, the slight, Ione·
ftaired defendant said. "You're the jury.
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'Abortion Bill
Hearing Set
By Beilenso.n
You're the court You're the whole thing mm Wire 1en1cet Jl you stand for It, H you contribute---~· •
to it, then you're part ol Jt:""' SACRAMENTO -Coatr'OYwlial easy.
....-Miss Atkins, A powder bJue ablrtion advocatl sen. Antbany ' C.
utin frock sewed for by a member o1 tbe MllltOll "!•-•I ", •• ~ q"'·lly lleilemoo ([).Beverly Billi) announced by ....... ~ ,.... . . DAILY PILOT ...... .. ... ......... a bearinc date' today for hll bill liftint
-'"n's a beautiluf day • ahe obo...ed. t'..~ff4!s .. i~ ffae ·Sand . ' all rlllrlctlona 111 lqaJ ands lo_..
"The sun wu out lhla morning. Did • Vacationin• Philip StrOO•, 4, builds castle while his lister, Hoberley, ey In Cafllomla. )'OU see il,"'11.anaon .aRed ropor1et1.' -• • The meetinl ls oet JuJv » aJ ,,. .'.!l've paid my debt to IOdety," Mamon 11, climbs on ·her own version of a cattle In tb1 aand. The cbildnn J are from Hilhland. near san Bernardino ana were cap'turlld on film 1.m., before dle Senate Judiciary Com-aa.id. "I've civen it Z2 years ol my wbil ln the , mittee in the Capitol Bulldiq. life. Just ao )'OU ClJl wilt tbe alroeta. · e us I eir lmaglnatiCllll In Newport Beectt. · . Sen. Bellenton oald ho wW amend
and ride your bicycles; l've lived in his bUI to outlaw abortions 10Ughl after
your refo r m schootl and your a woman has paued the 20th week
orphanages." Fr .. · P .. e J of pregnancy. • Manson'~ attorney, Irvin& A. Kanarek, A licensed pHysician would be required
&al beside him while M.,,..n anower«I PLANNERS' STUDY • lo perform Ille simple O!IO'lllon Ui any teport.ers' question& eel later aUed • • auch case, under the Bellenten blll.
Superior Court Ju<fce Itaurence J. JU\.. . . Or1n1e .County AuthoriUe'1 currently
'tenband to permit resuJ&r preu con• la which lta ru1den1I would ti.ve . too pie will uae the ouUying centers. The llave cues pending against two physl-
:f~·for the cult!Ji. . muc;lt cogtro1 of. ·~ty afflirl. . downtown mutt continu~ to serve people ci1111 -at oppo<e end1 ol the Qener• •"Mr. MIDIOlt 11 entitled to 1cces1 1 ......_ .__. •.1.0. ..... 0 ... tt than ~.,~-."-_ . "-Gap_ who have a1i-..11u perfonn· to the mas. media," Kanarek Aid. "Jt • .-m.y.lf'D9 .DChcu . uU.t wie need ,to w• wufl,Bl.l!J .. U\11111 ~._.,,
.should be let up with IOCM rniund provide -services in new anne1attons H~ alao took issue with th' loc1Uon ed lllflll 1bortlona.
J'Ules, so we won't have clrcuHI like coukf be cottly to the city. "We !feed of high density developments -in such arr°',.·~~~· ~:>"10:~ .~iush~~e · bse ed h lhl I oil out.-ol-d\e-Wav 1re11 U n.......... .1.---J 'ftlt you o rv ere I morn oi. d ar1 and cen&a figures," he uid. · Drive J '-'..,. .... ""'""'":. opened Santa Ana clinic, where he openlf .
with everyone lhouting questloaa .in a "The J\lm&· ot Laguni Bead\ ·hu 1 .. -.·. bl ...1.-.-.1.--defied the llw be cmskier1 un--dlaor1111iltld fuhlon." · •1rcY probl y were ciu;en ~uae . ~'""'-··•. -.i....-. certain ma..ic," Lambourne aaid. "It ... vi;-...1o&11.wn•• ' Ritte:nband denied the requell, _.... && they were l.eut likely to dirturb_tbe _ -Dr. Robert G. Robb, u . a Dua Pojnl
f>1i Kanarek w.. "artlculate" and -.Id be oppetilng to developm lo view," he aald, "but people tn bilh physician wllll o1f1ca In Lquna Beach,
•ble ol presentin& Maman'a views hive the Lagun1 · nJme and addreu riae will want an ocean view too.'' 1w been booked more thin once on
lo the n<WS media. And jl WI want lo canakler loiac bayond J-sugeated IOlllt ihoiiliht couJif char .. of commiitlns crtminal aboftloa. -. '""'jDdie allo tumed down 1"I another be given to lourist-orlenllld cenl«I in · mOtilXI to pe171llt ~ to act u Ille dly 1Jmila It probably can ba -tbe bill .,_ ... ,waif. "1,--plan
his owa atornty, and dmdlld a request sueaeufully, but'we m..t eltablllb ane once for a m ol OrlentaJ-type hotel
to tum over pr'OleCUUon of. the c11e policy.'' 1 · on top of a hill with eardens and .,
~·-t11e-o1at<-at1omey _..v1-olllce.-·-·-l>w11ttp~ecHhat Auiry ohauld con11ct forth. ·n was very altractive,"-he aid. ..-eec:J to_....,. 1 written requeR the Irvine Company In 1n ltttmpt to Tumina to traffic dn:ulltion, Chi,.
lbe c~ .,/ ,....cuton, lo · ba obtain more details of Its Intended Johnbl uld, "l feel there's too muc!h
pared bf; Kanarek. developments ldjacent to Lquna and mall, I can aee a block on Forlllt
Manaon and ,Mia Atkin• were ordered •llo keep a elou eye on frteWay con-Avenue but not on Ocean.'' kt enter pl"'1· in the Hinman cue on structon, plan.I. · · Carl JOOJ'llOll. said he felt the mall Oct. 13. Their trial in the Tate ._. The jllanners 1tien ,took · issue with woold come l11t, after parklnc and traf-
fl resume Mond1y, with HVen Jwcn: the DMJM suge:stion that the downtown fie had been reorginlzed. "We can put
tatively teleded IO far. . """! :·· • commercial area become more tourist-the mall on tile plan," he said,, "tiut
· Oriented and outJylng neigtiborhood shop. It'• not nece.5111')' to lmph!ment It tin-
.. · ping ct0ter1 establlshed for reakfenta. medllte1y." p l "f dDn't thlni: It makes aenee," 1ald Ota 1 J hn ested th t .. -l'reM .. e ' .Johnston. -~-buil'"L., .1 •• ~--~~ ''"'t o· f:.... CJiatl .. Jol111101t" said he wu "moot -• por-,. -~-" m,... ....,,.,
lt.1 N GLAND • • • d~llld" In llle plan for lb• ~ ... ':."' ol Ille lrafllc problem
IC downtown ~in and didn't think IL could To a suggestlon that the .structurel
t hia government." ., be dev~oped "in the .next 100 years.'' llhould be moved to the outskirts « . [.lmbcJume ldded, "1 ......._.t "":~i. -" At almost the same moment a Ul&l "'iUIA r-w the belin lnMead or built on valusble
ilure'movlllg truck pulled up auleldi downtown land, he noted. "TIU, might
Downinl St. , · , p th J • W be beUer in some ci ties but in Laguna
, t z,30 p.m. (l'llll a.m. PM) HMth 8 0 og1st ants we have a special ~luatl"1, a fine beoCh
~ out of the door ol tha -· within 100 yanlo ol Ille parkln1 muc-
¥ apirtmeat bouoa whore · ho 11u JFK ,,Murder Bullets 1u ..... And.they cou1d e11m1na1e 111e ne.i
bachelor Oil llld ~ 1!!I" first public , . for more parking .at lbe beach."
-orance 11 prlnie mJDW"ect. TOP~, '.Kan. (UPI) _ Dr. John JO)' 0l)lckers0o, prelide!lt al Ille
l; HMd>, _,.,n, a ~ •. tlllrinl fJgu,., M. NlclfolJ. • patholoalsl at the Unlvetsi· Cltlzenl Town Planning Association, ~ on the -.U,. hi ·the ~ ty of Kamal cN,ec!!cal Center, har filed ,...ltllled Ille commisolon wilb a CTPA
faving and · 1milinc witb undlqWaed t' federal llllt to uamlne the bullets -commentary on tM 1ener1l plan concept
iddlllht-&t-• dlaerlics....i,c1& ..... -""1oh klllid>Pi.sldenhlohn-F.Kennedy ·Ind said, "We like the. ~Ian, bvl "'
Fret1t P .. e l
SIGNS •••
Ilona alnce II• aclopllon. SJ>Uklnl of
his own bual.... alinlnl and color,
Goldber1 uld, "I would like to Ill
the community live the bullnes1 com-
munity credit for a lltUe more lllftlt "
He nld buJlnessmen would nol U..
lenllooall)' do anY1hlnl to Injure lhelr
buatneu or communUy.
Councllmen Edward Lorr uld the •Ip
ordinance WU I bMly written l1w thlt
dijirivocf Uii clU.-ol 1111\r ·allowed
sign area.
Councilman Charlton Boyd compl1ined
of the comple•ltles of the wording and
called for a return to something simple.
He said the planning commission "has
a tendency to get boaed down in trivia ."
Councilman Peter -Ostr1nder moved to
adopt the ordinance .modification. Boyd
aeconded. lt passed throu1h the first
readins ucf will be up for -·l'Mdlnfl July I.
Fret1t P .. e l
JOHNSON· MURDER . • • . -J front door and _found his wife'• body M1son, who IJ lharin& the inve.sti1ative
ipl'awled on the bed in tbe bedroom-llvlnc effort with Leonard Goodwin. b!natlon .. Police have not dlVulged , resUltl of
room com_ .. 1: ly .notlll~ 11 ,_ id exhaustive finaerprint 'probes of the He lmm.:w.te cu po ct, ne 11 · murder scene.
Detectives, who hive been interviewln& Nor have they speculated on the role
the husband nery diy llDce Ute murder, play~ by a .small quantity of marijuana wiDed the Mlrine lance c«pal'al "most anertedly found in 1 raisin bo1 hidden
helpful ud U .. in a cupboard In the livin1 room. t
N .._r. ~. :.:..e been lndkated The modeatly furnished flat, sparse 0 ·--•'-t""'""' -of much furniture because of Its size,
by lnftlli&aton. · could not be described u "psychedeUc"
Besldu allllnl Iba ~-. cletedlvt• in decor .
are attemptin& to formulate a mOtive "It's Just typical of a Uny furnished
for the crime. · 1 apartment occupied by 1 young Marine
The baffUJll aapects ol no aeJU•l and his wife,"·Muon eiplained.
1ttlck •.nd no apparent. breat-tn are Police Ch.Id Clifford Murray who u ·s
confowiclini Ille, effort. firmly staled that WlcfOe..i.y·~ murdtt
Mrs. J~hnson I wallet wu ~scovered stem• to ti.ve no link with the vicloul
mlss!Jlg from. the dmmstairs fiat, bll~hering of a MW.Ion Viejo Teleber
however. aboUt t"° weeks •"" 'd ln eati don The small apartment 1howed several . _ ... , 181. v 11
Initial signs or break-in -a six-Inch :i:.d:einf San Clemente · homlcide la
hole In the comer of a window 1bov• ·
tht' bed and 1 wlde~pen kitchen window
with a metal chair beneath it on lbe
patio.
But police aald the sheltered glass
was ''monlhl-old with no trices of debris
beneltb Jt."
The open window wu noted by the
husband" they added. Johnsm remem·
!Jered -lt to be open before he-Jell,
offlcera said.
The front door of the 1partment
reJ>Cl<'(e<ll)' lfU locQd wh<o Jobnton ar·
rived home from duly. •
"We are &lvblr· 1 lot of attention
to those footprints, even to the point
~ removlnc the · kitchen alnt above
them,'' Aid Detective SUput Robert
Frank L~ Healy _
r
· SerVi~s -Held
Funeral services were hekl . tod1y In
·P1cUic View Ch1ptl for Frank L. Healy,
114-D Avenida· CasUlll,, Lagun1 Hills,
who died Sunday In Hoar Memorial Hos-
pH.al. He WU 74. •
Mr. Healy 11 iurvlved by his widow,
Hazel, of the home, and by two ailten,
AMI! ·P1lmer-and Mary Haacke of North -
Hollywoocf.
A native of Loll An1tln, he w11 an
electrician with De:sUu Studios for 45
years and a former member of Oat
P'ort Worth , Te.xu, M•IOnic Lodge •nd
the Profmional BuetJ.11 P I a y e r 11
A.saoclatlon.
The Rev. Herisl H. Tuntl1nd will of-
ficiate at the Friday aerviee:!, (o be fol-
lowed by burial at Pad.fie View Memo-
rial Park.
Panther Draws
Five to Life
For Cop Killing
Arthur De:Witte Leque riiunday was
sentenced tO fiVe yeara to e i.D slate
prbon for ~ il1U111 on June 4, llU
of Slllla Ana polico· officer Nei...t
Suscet. •
Superior Court Judie Samuel Drelaen
'qutckJy rejected motion& for • new trill
wllb ibe .<mnmeot·tbat: lbe jury whleh
con·v:1ctec1-tbe_1J-year~Jd Black P1nthir
workdMI "mllhodica!Jy, lborooghiy lid
lailbluUy" lhr~t·llie ll·Wllk trill.
Judge Dretzen commented that there
wu ample evidence: to 1usteln the jury'1
rejectlOtl ol Leque's ar'glllnent that be
wu not ~ when the younr
p.trolman was shot.
. He also rejected defense arguments
that the illness of 1 juror marred his
ability to evalnate evidence and that
jurors -were were unduly inflUenced by
a courtroom deJKlty's ·cu-n-;-d-r a WIDI
demonstration. ·
Judge Dreizen also rejected defense
attorney Robert Green's pleas th1t the
mlninium term for League's se:nttnce
be reduced frotn five years to sir months.
.. Green left &he court room tn begin
preparation of his appeal against the
verdict and sentence. ·
"There is not the alljhtest doubt In
my mind that the appellate court will
quk:kly reverte this decision," he laid.
June ~. , i.nd JfOUndlCI former Teus Gov. John would like more malls and peripheral
;.; He stepped ·into hl1 car and ,waa driven B. COnnally. ' par kin& 1tructure1 to keep more car1 ~ the Cooler,vatlve centrll oUice wtw. Nichols aaKI he wanted to subj~t the out ot the central business district."
r.riotber larp CIOlld dleaNcl him. bullet fra..,..U In "neutron activation Downtown ~ ... ahe ooted. already
r. 1 analyal.1" lo determine H the metals UH the streets u "malls," p1rklnJ their
fj in the frlcrnenll match Ind thtrefore cars and walkinC hick and forth acrou ~ came fnm tbe aame WMpflft. • lbt 1trtela:, dllPfte the.hazards. ~ r DAILY PILOl
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Polldeal, Marital --.
Clwtiner Fights Battle
On Two State Fronts
Presidential aide Murray M. CMUner sendin& his top advisor to guide Sen .
has been disp_~tched to Calllomla to .Murphy's fortunes tn hi!' bid~ re-ele •
help sai. Geotge Murphy in the polltlc1I lion.
1ren1, only to run into trGuble hlmtelf on the marital fmnt. The Beverly Hills Republican, hoftvver,
MUG •LASS TOP. , •• I .... JMICI.
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His estran1ed wife ls taking the battle gald his campailn ag1in1t Congressman
·. t.o court. John Tunney (D-Rlverslde) is running
Prealdenl Nixon's special advilor 11 smoothly anct'be doun't need help. ·····""' llylN .... , ••••• et; .......................... ..,. ............... . pwlwlty !! ... ...,. •• ,................ . . due In Loi Aqolu lodly, while.JI".. He al.,·dentMI tmwl<dte of CMiliMr'•
Am1lil "M~I" O.Olioer ol Newport 1ported misslon and whf!tbe:t he woukl
• 8ucb 11 due m Orance Counly Superior prNent Friday when Murphy ad-
Court Monday. resses the fourth bieMl&I We.tern Wln-
She · ~a& filed a petition for lq1l ners Roundup. ,
1eparation and Sl,000 per month 1ep11ate Tht Western wu.n are comprised of
maiatlnlnce. A t :JO 1.m. helrinc on Republican offtcHMk•• and the word
the matter is tcbedu'9d befcre Judce: around W1ahlnctul ii tblt Pretidenl NIJ:-
Robert lanyard. . on 1ims to keep SM. M'urhpy in tht ~Chotiner, 1 loftcUme Re'pub11t:an winners' circle. ·itrateailt ud .form• Bev•ly Hllll 1t-A iourte clOll to Capitol HiU 11ld
tamey. 1111 -aepara&ad ·from hia Chotlner will be aalpld to Mlvia Iba
wife 1tnce Jul April, when their candidates ind tbt1r wives and "'P'.
Chtlllznaa Day, I~ marrlqe wtnl on porters on funcl..-Winf, apeech-maklnl
~ the rockl. . and how to dell with the new1 medl1 .
"My 1ttorney ls 1 Democr1t, '! aald • ~ He was a. ke.y au:pporte..JA Pnaldent
M'!I· Choll.Mr todly wl~ 1 llale, Ni1on'1 ltll campalp and w11 1um-
lnformed poUtl<1l -.00 HI d moood to Wuhlftaton on apeclaJ ulip-
Wadauday llaf Pr<liden1 Nilon wu m.,I after Iba viclory. ·
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-Cl.1Ws Eyed.-
' In Clemente
Slaying
11y ~ VALTERZA
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Physical evidmce, including several
bloGdy foot prlllls near the kitchen sink
were the prime objf!(t today in Vie
nwuntlJll investigation of the brutal
~ and Btabbln& murder earlier this
-of a young San Clement. housewile .
ORANGE-COUNTY; CApFORNL+.
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I:oNDON !UPlr -C-VaUve Party -...---Labor Prime -llanald W111on tadoy In
• .--.... blamed bt por\ cm 1·-w1>ol moll aplnll Ibo..,.
Inc call of ll .... andar the Wlfloi
government.
Wllsoo uqd lor •an audience with
JEN CENTS . '
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Orance CoUDty Sheriff'Sffimetib in·
vestigators, who are conUnuin& minute
euminltion ol literally bundles.-· of
evidence, al9o are·examining the prints
discovered near the kitchen .sink in "the
next room from the bed where Mrs.
Connie Lynn Johnson wat found slain.
Her Marine husband founCi the body
Wednesday nc;ion.
SUMMER PORTRAl'I": PATTY BRUINIG, 21, FIVE-FEET, SEVl!N INCHES, AND :16-24-M
. She Clfl 'Road Your· Mind -You Want to Ta~ the Doy Off and Go to the lleoch. Rlghtt
Queen Eltzabeth fl · II ~m
Palace to !land Jo. hla Labor party
government's ralpaUon . and with It
his 11opes o1 belnc the 11n1 prime Slick Spotted-
minlst<r In Brltbll hlatory to win three •
coooecutlve ft••·' 'year . l«rn• -u Smudgmg Sea preclicted by public oplnlao polb. '
CoJ'(ller's investigators said tod~y ttM;:~
»year-old victim had been viciously
stabbed, slashed and beaten sometime
early Tuesday morning.
The investigators declined to describe
the cutting weapon ~used, but said the
beating on the womaif's head was caused
· by 1 stool found tn the kitchen. Ei':her
the beating, or the repeated . cutting.
alishing and stabbing of a knife could
have cawied death. -
Jury Clears Son ,
Of lndust.rial,ist
On Drug Charges
It ..... pooalble the pofb predictinll .
a liig Wll.ton victory had led to corn-Soiling-Sand
placeocy -and 11G1>wtlnc_ -by --'-· --~~-------:-Laborllel. . • • -
By nitlhlflll Hoath ·will be In power The U.S. Cwt Goard ,_... aft
In the bluest polllk:al upeet .In. Britain aatlrnatecl iotl bolrels of oil lloallj!I •
since Labor'• Clement Attlee threw oul the Oc<on wllilln hall a mile .of Newport
the govemrnent o I Prime Minister Beach tl)la momfni afte< a !Int 11lc£
Wl1111oo ·Cl!Urchlll at the clooe of World waol!ed Iii Thunday·~iiht and~
War Il. three-quart.en of a mile of beach. . At 1:56 p.m. (S:li a.m, 'PDT) Heath's
By BARBAR.A K:REIBICH Noting the DMJM view 'that Lanna comervatives topped the ngUre of 311 Qty crews early this momin.1 hauled °' "" Dt'lf ,..., ... H should confine ill planning to the . area in Parllarnent teats and thus won an ~ .truck loads of the muck away . and
Launching their ei:am~Uon. of the i GCeanward of .• the propolfd inland a.lute majority in the new m.member Ulltred the mit ~ 30 . the bNclt
f nd f I f ndi Houle ol .~. It Is porty .stnastll ~·-· . latest 1ener1I plan conCept 'lbunday reew.ay .. a. re ran rom expa nc in the Houe whk:b detei'minu who ii ~ clean.
Information Lack Hinders . -.
General Plan ·r or Laguna
-~lnvestj_etor ~John Gill said
thm'e was "no evidenCe Of Violent .se~al
aCtivity" in the 1utop1y exammat~on
WtdnetdaY night. He would not amplify
Deliberating long Into ~the night, a
jury has cleared the m. of a San
Clemente industrialist ol any tuill, in
a trial stemming from two incidenlJ
involving marijuana and police cluhes.
-dames C, Lusk, 22, -wbo lived at 2S7l
Santa Ana Ave., Costli Mesa, when the
Jocidenl!: occurred late Ias.t November,
had beea c:harpd with two """"" ol
aSSlult and-n:wUam.pm ts ftM'I.
n;ght, Laguna Beach plannln& com-the city ltm;ts be)'.Ond ·the fr..,.ay .'C<!m-the prime rnllilsi.r. Newjiort llfeguants reported the couf4
' m1ss1oner Rober:t Hastinp ' w-. : Wilw hM '. a1tea uN.ll...-thil rnaa.nt not ' "PiiniiiCb1iiian:--mlls;...n alftl!f -not muc:h -<111 -be-whatoeffechfelay-ln-.:onltrudlon·of~w.. --___.anrin<>i'IOU • olf decided on annexi.Uon without more m. rree-tay migbt have. , . . Wort CODCICl:al fGnnallly, ~ tn abaft . ..But. a COllt .· GuW helicopter
GUs. . to f' --.:Aiil-11'1 ~-lm-8>1t ..
0 .. euct time or death. It seems to
be ID the v1c1n11y clescrlbod by the hus-band _ ahortly after be left for work
at 4:3111.m.~-ru.laJ," GW added. . .
Mark Jotmaoo, 11, wbo left his wife
to report for ~rd duty at the Marine
helicopter base al Santa Aga, told of·
fictrs he returned fr«n work s~ortly
before noon Wednelday, unlocked the
tliee JOHNSON, Pqe Z)
* * * Sheriff Hunts
Man, Woman
In Viejo Death
Orange County sheriff's detective!
were reported to be pressing a search
today for • man and woman who may
bavt seen Mission Viejo teacher Mrs.
Florence Brown before she was abducted
and hacked to death more than two
weeks ago. The pair in their early 30s, were
seen by a~ employe of Buffy's Coffee
Shop on the afterooon of June 3 at
-1baat the-same time Mrs. Brown left
the business to pay a check for a
tqcher'1 meeting held earlier.
Detectives said the couple could
remember which direction Mrs. Brown
left tbe restaurant on the afternoon when
1h8 wu abducted, taken lo an unknown
site, thel viciously stabbed.
Mrs. Brown, an El Toro mother of
five, was never seen all'le after her,
-t :• p.m~visit to lM rntauranL
Two weeks later a youth walking In
the El Cari.so Villap area found the
Jl·Jetr-Old teacher's remains in an
anlmll-ravqed grave i!IO feet from
Ortel• Hlch••Y in the "falls area''
tmiest.lgaton later said \hi victim wu
vldously butcberecl II an -site,
the buried beneatll a Rllow cover
ol dirt, lwip and brush. n.e couple, described by a waitres.,
of-the Mission Viejo cdfee tbip, pald
1 btll and left at about the ume time
• Mrs.-Brown did afler lbe paid a M.51
-tab-which ahe forgot-to ~ earlier
dUrlng a meelina: wlUI fellow teachers.
The milling couple left a cigaret
li&bter behJnd, a weff.res9 was quoted
u ll)'ina.
Besides the couple, detectives from
Oriqe ind :mveraide County art press-inl their search for Mn. Brown's cir
which vanllbed with her.
The llrl Pontiac Wll the object of
1 massive aerial 1earch in Cleveland
NaUonal Forest by Marine helicopt.en,
c:alled olf early n..-y.
Tlte choppers, aeekina clues to bod!
the auto and a posajble murder acene.
W001d be called in a1ain ii new kids
turn up, investipton Aid today.
Other poaillle ieacll to the kiUer micht
-If Uiree mlllinc Juolma credll ....., havo .... .....i i.ru. dlaap-f>W"lllC•.
They, i!llde out Jn the na,.,. ol Ralph
Brown, tbt viet1m'1 ~. are 'miu-
1111 •. llOlll ;wtt11 I pune, je1relry . ond
I pair al J!-· 0
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· The drUf c:har&es and • uaautt
count ...,. dropped before the Jury began
Us delibaa_ ....., __ lbi -COUrl
Judge Samuel ~'I lmtnJcllom.
They found Lulk nol g q ll I y of
assaulting i.a.,... BeaCh poljce officer
John Saporito last Nov. 25, when the
patrolman tried to arrest him durlnr
an alleged ma'trjuaJfa pickup. ·
Judge ·Dreir.en reconVehed the panel
shortly before midnight Wedneii:lay, at
which time they found Lust innocent
arter nearl y siX hours of dltcuuion. 1
__J)efense atomey_(lecqe Chaul ar,ued
that evidence present.eel by the pro-
secution . was Jnsufflci«at to convict his:
client , who wa'.s the object of I manhunt
for a week before be swreudeted,
Costa Mesa police nearly captured him
at a frieod's home at one point following
the Laguna Beach irieldtnt, but Lusk
fled and wasn't hit when lawmen fired
shots at him.
He reportedly returned to his family
in,San Clemente, where he was persuad·
ed to give up and delivered to Chula '•
Jaw offices in Santa Ana.
formatloo r.gardlng . free w '!.Y .""'" ,...,... •bave -..,..u ft mIPt -·••-ewtlllr he ' .., pilot. -.... the_.,.· -·aiC ;:ii.:.::-~ ~ the ~ ·-~· • ~. d........... =·lllli;;f"-.~'!'!' .. '' ... -"tat ............ llol
111ey .. aflcl que-.,._is of the ol ~ IWefl lo jriv91, ft"l<!fiir Wllliln· m!Duta. Wlla:o No. 11 n:..J a '"IJO of ibDre .!ram 13i'd -Jo Dani~I. MIM, ~ohllsan• & Mendenhall lhn>ugh that a,..,• said llaillnP-' '. inc St. ol8ce .-:."'F~~ Woat N-lo .(bo kUJ at 111o Up
plan-t .. m .....-,. Jocallon of hl&h City Planner Al Autry .sald tt., buic ~t tba! tbe , c:-;::.i;:_ of 1!oJbqa Pmin••lo. -:;~.:.:...•:.:1:~.:i:-:=.t~';=uan~=1.::i: -:;.~.~ ; : ,.... i:._Tlli"r'lfn "'~·111 ~~
ol 1Ug-sofutfcln.s f0r downtown traf-areas. but. wltli reprd lo the freeway. mlnistlr bu uQd for an --wftll ·~,eoo.t Guard.toot oil -(lill and
fie clrculatllln and parldng problems. "If it's built In the next ftve y .. n ber .rnaJaty ·In . t<lnder' ,tile .......... Wll,nmlnlf,an analylfl; .
Openinc tbe lludy with cfllcuosion ol we'd be In .• very poor position . lo (Seo ENGLAND, ...... II Lll'iuanf Lt. Bill Milla llfd olf .,.,,,. ~iu:-'C:YC::tri:..-:~~; = n!t lf: ~-::1:pm~:1. ~~~ J~fbu:t:u~, ~~';5 Jn with tbt tqh •tlde Tlmrldly nl&ht
ter1ecUon, annex~ to the city· two years give ' us more time to t•ke care of C · F • .and covered a 20-foot wide ltrip of
ago, pllMers ~ed the DMJM .sug. ~Ins and other J>l'.l)l/lem>.::,. • , · ensUS . &gur~S .oand from just west of the Newport
gestion that the ctly con.icier de-an-Hastings saJd he thought the triangle Pier on out the peninsula to lsth Sb'eet,
neullon ·of the .parcel, unUI -un· probably would be most eq>enslve f~r -To._C_,ost Mon .. ey' He said four or five 1-t·ol tlie llrlp developed. the city to o~ate, ~Ith re~~~-su_(_h WN-beavy --;:;;;;p ---.>1....... Jillf " -.----aervices as police, r1re, RWqe disposi.I thJ k !"='•..-an -~1 °::.t~k~~ give up land;" be .. ;d. In S,,,n l;lemente ~~ "'"!' were it the 1u1: lilartlJ
.. but this ooUld lake 10 or JS years after aum:t.e today and by I 1.m.. Mel
to pay for ItJell ., 1 • 1be new reaera1 ~ flpre for the beac:b cleaned.
, Thomas Johnston wondered tr an-San Cl111181t., ol 11,341, la ''°"" I'! o' Milla said the•"'° • ~t wa ~
nexation of land between the city ~iJ?ils ·-cost-the city money. allller likely would -llOt-be~ ::-
and the Ir.Wigle milbl not e\id ilie Slate subventions -rnOneY ietumeit He' _.lalned 'that the ~I "-•· -problem of Ila 1S0lalion. -. · . -r .. ._ ...
Autry, slkt the rttent acquialtion of to cities for areas ~ u dprd~ to buchgoers' feet uaually ls not from
An Army ga11 -ma11t attached to a large area of Canyon property by tax, gas tax. motor vehicle in Jleu tax • large oil alict: It Js ~. he
a container of marijuana was a a single owner probably· ·w o u Id aod othtts -are based on popuS.Uon: aakl, ilbat comes 'from oiltts _fltllhine
new twist El pot smoking turned necea&itale a deciaioo on its anneutlon San Clemente has been receJvtnc thell their !Milges at ·tea. ' . ;
up by ~gtlna Beach officers Jn the near . future . . · subvenlion11 on the basil ol •· Pc>Pui.tlon Qty General Services Director Jacot;
Thursday nijht. He l lsO noted that the IryJne'Company estimate of 17,050. Tftil waa the estbnate Myndene said bil men wo1.dd •be: pJni
Gus · MQSk Get.s
Laguna Twist
Pl.lot _FeQ-_tures mZ::~P:>'~i: a~ 0~·r~~e ;o:t;_ , has established proposed tioundarles for or the'. ~~te department of flnance1 ~ over the beach Saturday momini ti) _ t . ,.. N .1 p 11 • M'k __ J!ie rutur< ~llf oL Ji;vlne,_'M(hlch-corne-•f..Apdl:l ).... __ rnalle ' 1Ure · none of ' the 'lumed ' undeF , --.ran .' OulCJI! ei urce anu 1 e right up.to Laguna Canyon ,Road. · The federlif1sure 11110 per.on. Jeu, oil-fiiCFliifliCiCl:--Mynaerae cnan•t-l!Jfij;f ......:_
Cl T Lou1slan~ went to an apartment . , Chairman WiUiam Lambourne said the Jr ~ sUbventiona amount 1o. fll per about the UH'alt of , the 'additional oil emente heate· r at 211 Chff Drive at 1'311 p.m. proposed city "can 1Jr;111 311.000 ·lo 40 000 It CUlld ~ the c:i••. -· ... 1• off lhore reported by Ibo Coaal Guard. The offlcets allege they turned · . , ' peraon, ....,... v r.,... .. " , ' . When there's 1 "Crowa" of IO people
at the Cabrillo Playhouse it's standing
room· only.
up marijuana cigarettes aod bUtt1, peop!~ ~ an area conti~~a _to . the fl4,000 1nnually after the federal ceDIU~
about 21) grams of bashisb and city, becomea off'lclal at year's eod.
pipes coalalning the drug. alon& Hutlnp said the Irvine dly pflll might .laked about the dilference, City
with the gu mask setup end any poulblllty of annexing lands Mlmger Kenneth carr . tUd ·today.
Sheila Ann Roth II ~ the Cliff weat of Lquna Canyon Road. It •as 11pnlb9bly the estlmate of the 11ate wu
Drive Mdre9I nd'Robert Timothy suge1ted the trlangie might beeome hlch. It 1Urprlaes and disappoints me,
Nolan 11 1 transient were. booked part of the new Irvine city aod traded I thou&ht it wou~ be hlctw than the
Bernadette -Reelected
This Uny home of the San Clemente
CommunJty Theater is, pmmd fw pound,
one of the most active art the Oruce
Coast. DAILY PILOT entertairwnent
l!ditor Tom Titus tevlfWI the history
of this unique little theater In his
lntermisaion column in t o d 1 y ' s
Weekender.
on cbr-Ps of ~ o( mll'i· f(ll""frvlne land neanr the city._ 17;8 of a-Jell' llO:" __
juana and _.,ion with Jatenl Cornrnlsslooer James SJ:hlnlti poialed · COrr noted lflo that the Oranp COtlnty
BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) -
Bemadett. Devlin. the ·JS.year-old lrloli
spitfire who Ls · the youngest membtr Ill 1111" BfttlillParllam!_n ,,_coaited_hcii'no __
to -'ections todoy Jn ner diltrlct o(
-m Ireland. to 1ell. out that poaible large populatk>n in plaming deputment utimated Sin
the trlan1le might produce a stjuation Clemente's population u of Jan. J, ll70 . '
• Cllee PLANNEllB, ..... ·Ii at 11.IOO.
' -Reverses Planners' Dttldon . '
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_Laguna Liberalizes S~g~_ .. Me~sur.e~ Weat~r
' ' -~ n--taQ'. hay daya al ----' begin thia •Weellend, · wtth 0 IO?T'll
early mornJnc rhaie making It o/·
fldal. Altmiom t.rnperatures will By Rla!ARD P. NALL °' ................
Set.!!!£. aside ~_unanimous recom.
mendalion·ol their ptoantac -·
Laiuna Beach -· In I H aplil
vote, have Uberetiied lip are1 re-
quirements by cblnciac a measurement
formu la.
Counc:l1rnaa 8DJ i-. the lone -tine wte, IHI WedDMlay, ••w. are mallnc I very ..,..._ke boro and
I think not out ol lnt<at. Tiit ~tlono
of what we are doin& ltere tonlcht are
extremely serioCI. I Implore lD1 fellow
counctlinen lo reconlklel: ...
The cmnae wu uraed hr 1lp mom
Earl -. who Jlld ht thought hla
recommendad method ol raouurln& the
allowed sign size w-11 both "c:orrld
and equitable." · ·-
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Planning «>mmlsil-Carl ,_,
inned wilh diagrams, oppoeed the
d>aaie -1· He oild that _.,
Jft lllkiiiiJiiilrt dllip fleidblllty, WIS leavlnf a hole in the sllJI ordinance
replatlon °as big as the grand Canyon."
Joh...., said .tha t Secor.'s method
could, where l.ak.ffl advantage of, permit
a sip five Umes the area now pennltted.
Jt wu allo said that Secor would not
-the chlnae, that be made good
-... bat other oiprm1ken c:oufd ·-Ule new formula.
• The ... method ol ............m
"" --lor llluointloo; the lllht otrtq method. It refers to-rneaaurfnc
I olp perimt!er by f'Ulinc I
hypothetlcaKlght 1trln1 or rubber band
•round It:' That'• tbe WIJ "'' -
llOW\ -• ..
Jn his dlal(rllll eumple, Joh_, used __.
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' two !lgne with bb:k leUers tblt llid, 1t · w•• studied for · two and one-halt
1•HE1;Pi. One -the Secor met6od -~ yean cfwin&· which atx dralb• were
waa far lar1er. . • ~ A perfGd of .-Uoil for
Jo-uplalned that ort!y• the letten-exisllnl aipo -In A!>rfi and all Utemlelves were measured in tbil sip onen were required to ~('Ollform1
method. by the -· -•· meauable art"a4>y-the more "The method ·ol meaturlnf: an 1ru
liberal· means would be , the ' leters ctamol be 11p1rated 'frOm the aru, ..
lhemtelves, as If they were cut out said .w~. '1Now, after all
al .the paper dlacram and lbaa --blve mada .llle - --·lh· Ollect. •:.:::·· 'raii•·-:;11,-llfd aurface measured. . •1 • ....
lawly Will(. artist dellper, --· w--. *I 1'i """1dciol anif·
ap101t llle .llblraliutloo." "A· clenr llllt fa tbl ->al 1.-.-, to
.nllt,1 tueh • n\yleU;" ..... ~ eblilp." • . • ' I
I *edd >cJlverlr rnanipalafe a •lip_,., " ' -Slid tbl put rnajollt' ol llfp
lll•menllanld tbe poailb11Jt1 ti tiiollqjck _, bml compiled with the leUer
1e11era t111rt1 1ott hlth. . or t11e ordl-11t • ""1d tht <hlnit
A. I!.· ''P•t" Wortblqlon ~· aut would be • ~ to them.
that -the tip onllnance bid )loon • Mayor Rlcltard Gi>fdbers' ·said thl(ll
1 .r,. .. 1opec1 by broad ,.._. al.1111 have - -.... onflDuco JDOdlllca. cOmmunil7 for Ovo f'll" • • t .. -, ,. II . . '
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ofJoot up Into the Ill'• aianc lllo
c:out.
.INSIDE 'IOBA:Y ·
'' uu. .,.w·-1o..,. • nf~ baU oam«1 If flOU'T'I G dilC' joc·
kttt ,au mipJt.I think '° -nnee
the oppoiitian .nil b .. JM Plafl"
f>or lh11mla. o..iau. i• todaw"• wee~.
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Lmocence •
. Proelaimed
SANTA MONICA (UPI) Charles
-; ... ~ chiellaln dtarpd
wttll the-murder ol Shanm Tate and sev-
en otheio, -laimed hit Innocence
l'l'iwrlday at an uiipromplu caurtroom
!news · conference. • ·
·con:..munis~. ·lncreas~ .4·ngkor Pressure
SAIGON <AP> -n. Mi.rm ctulh have --klllr NGrlb vi....m..
foll to aft Cambadlal mllillry -•tillnl and Viet Cone -bue campe, OUPfllY rwhed 30lt J'ridaJ, u enemy prt!sure points and 1ta1in1 ueu.
tnerNaed ln that COIDllry and fresh The U.S. Command aakt • Americ1n1 fiabtit\& erupted oa the road to the have been li:Hled Ind 1,3.10 wounded in
hlltoric temples of Angkor. • all Cambodian operatiOl!.1 lblce April
Enemy threats to strike al Phnom · 29, when the first Americana -1ctvt.1
Ptnh its~U have not yet materialized, to Sooth Vietnam~ units -went' Into
but a Cambodian miUla.ry 1pl)ltesmarl'-Cambodla. F • •
said he wai ·certiln the almoet Isolated The allied commands in Salfon have
capital iJ still the prime tar&et of Nori.b clalmed nearly 121000 enemy troopl kllled
Vietnuneae and Viet Con& force1. in the Cambodian fiebtina. leutll Vitt·
·10 view' ol thl ~military 11tu1-. namese loues have been put i.t 111
tlon "'"* Cambodia, be ldded, lhe and 3,321 wounded. '
aovenunmt of Gen. Loli Nol hu uked No major ground figbtirl1 wu reported
Tba Cambodian , hip command uld
the enemy pulhid to 'within IOI yards
fll major government atrongpoinl! IL.
the city, located on the road to Siem
ILup, pteway to the ucltnt ruins o1
An1kor-. ' '
r..te1t reports said flghtln1 was ragin&
·around the city, 'Yilh the attackers brin•· ing up reinforcements .d e s p I t e 111'
strikes by Cambodian llghfer-bombn.
There wu no word of cuualilel In
the baflle 1.. tram-Thom, wlllch
hu---..-.t-y
pressW't for niore than a month. 1
"I -1'llal l'vt dooe .... I doo't
havo .., pllt," -· 31, told 'a COlll'trooat filled With n e· w 1 m e n 1
Jlhotolr•n-ond llPOCla\On.
-w;u.1iirf ie--YOC!iOii 1• UiO"t afO-l:inw;;·-
ca murder trial receuect unW Monday,
~~ ond co defendant Susen Alkins
ap~ in Superior Court here for
)irrtrial-motlons-in-lhe Gary-llininan-
-Wnhinlfoo .. I• -hellcolllera. and Jlllter tbllJl the easteril Cambodian bo'1lor Fri·
military equipment, but nU nOt ye·t ·:day, bUta-itrong ... Niilh .... Vietnamiii
received a reply. and Viet Con1 fo~ attac~ed the pro-
nere are only 1J days left before vlncial capital af · Kompon1 Thom 75
1U U.S. troops are to be withdrawn milts north <I. PlmQm Penh under •
fnm <llmbodla, Wbert moot of them pndaim mortar burqe.
C&mbodi•'•• rail_ Unk,....to...!J'hallal!ld~·-......
·yereg OY' ihe''"Vitt Conl Tuesday ID
an ·attack 41 mUea northwest of Phnom
Penh -remained cloled u pvermnenl
troops swept aloni the track to cle~
out enemy forces.
murder, in which they allo are accused.
Al. ht took his seal at ·the COWliel
Ubte, pbotoirapben: crowded forwlrd
and abouted ' quntiooa .at Man 1'011.
Al)l>c>uP he bu been phojccraphect lea•·
lni ODUti In the Tate cue, he bu
never before responded at u:h 1enctft
to MWi"1en'1 quea:tiona.
Turnin4 around to smile amiably int.o
the television camerai, t:he sliaht, Jong ..
haired defendant aaid. "You'r. the jury.
You're the court. .You'.re the .whole -thine
II you ' stand for it, if you contritllte
to it, then you 're part"of iL"
'Abortion Bill
Hearing Set
·By Beilenson
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front door 11111 loomd .-his wife'• body
aprawlld no 1111 bed In lbt btdroom·llvtni
room comblnaUon.
He lmmediaieiY notified police, be uld.
Detactlvu, who have been lnterviewtng
Mason, who In sharing the lnvatJiaUve
erfort with Leonard Goodwin.
Police have not divulged res\(lts el."
e1haustive ·flnaerprlnt probe! of the
murder scene. ,
Fnm WIN larricea the husband "irJ day lll'lce the murder,
termed the Marine lance corporal "mos!
"-Mla: Alkins, wearing a powder blue
satin frock sewed for her by a member ~
of the Manson "family", 1tood quietly
l»'.:u ••• beautiful doy:· she observed. -: Cut~s In the Sand
SACRAMl!Nl'O -Canlnwenlal ...,. be!plut and eiioperauve." .
obortlon ldvocale Sen. Anlllony C. No ,_1 ...,u bave been Indicated
Ben,.... (!Hleverly Hills) aMounced by InvetU1atori. -· :
a i>earlni dale today for his bill llltln& BN!dt• llftlnl 1111 tvldence, detecti•"
all ratrlcllont on lepl aadt to prepan. • are attemptloi _ID tvnnulale a niotlv•
Nor have they apeculated on the 'role
played by a small quantity of marijuana
assertedly found in 1 raiain bo1 hidden
in a cu~ in the llvina room .
The modestly furnished flat, spars~
of much furniture because of tts size,
could not be described as "psychedelic"
"The sun was out thia morning. Did
YQU tee it,'' MIDIUll --r:ePOrien. "''I've ]Mid my debt to IOdety," Manion'
said. '".!I've aivfl\ it 2J yean ,of my
life. Just to you can walk tbe atneu
and ride _your bicycles, l'Ve Uved in
y bur reform IC®ols and your orphanages." --
Manson's attorney, lrvlftl A. Kanar'et,
gat beside hJm• while MIDIOll IOIWered
,..po!Un' --and later Mked Super._. Court Judi• Launoce J. RI~
tcnband to perpilt recuJer pr.. coo-
ferences for the cultllt. ~ ~t'Mi. MlftlOft 11 entlUed to •i:ceu
le' the maM inedia/1 KmwM Aid. '1Jt
should bt set 111> with """° ....,and
rides, IO we· won't hayt drculet like
what you observed here UU1 motniaa.
Wtllf neryooe llhoulin1 questionl In a
dlacirpntzecl' iuhlon. ,,--:
, R!Uenband denied the reqU01l, oblerv·
... X-..k Jl4! _".arliculale" and
capable of presentint; MlnlOll'I Viril
to the -Jlll<lta, ,,,. judp lloci tuhioci c1o .. )'<! ~ m.u.. 10 -permil M.-to oict ill'
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""" atorney , and denied a requtlt
turn over ~Uon of the C111
the It.ate au0mey 1ener11'1 offla.
apeed 19.coulder a written requtlt
the ~~~~· lo bt M~·:Gi;AtkJn. weri onl.,.t
entef.. pleM In lbt Hinman ealloC:•.
• 13. 'nieir trial In the Tab! CMO ,
ll .....,;,; Monday, with _... jprols
Uvol,y llleded ao far.
Vacationing Philip Strong, 4, builds castle while bis sister, Hoberley,
11, climbs on her own .verliori ~ a castle in the 1and. The children
are from Highland near San Bernardino and were captured on film
wbile us!n1 !heir imai!nations In Newport Be.:ch.
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ey In CaJl/"1cla. • for the crime.
'Mle meettnc la aet July 30 al t :lO The baffllnl 1spedl of no auual
a.m., before the Senile Judlcl•rv Com· attack and no apparent break·in are
-,I confoundini the effort. mi\tee in the Clpitol Buildin&. Mrs. Johnson'• wallet wu discovered _..... Sen. BeilelllUn aid. be will amtnd his bill to outlaw abortions IOU'"~t after mlJslng from the . downstairs flit,
5'' bOwever. · • woman hu passed the ~ week The small apartment. showed several of pregnancy. A licensed physician Would be required llliUal signs of break-in -a Sis·inch
to perform the simple op;era!J9n in any hole in the corner of 1 window above
ln decor. .
"It'• just tyP.iCI) ol a tiny furnbhed
aparln"'1t' ~pied by a Y\)11111 Marine
and hil wife," Muon e1plalned.
Police Chief Clifford Murray, who has
firmly stated that Wednesday'• murder
seems to have l'IO link with the vkklul
butctterln1 of a Mission Viejo Ttacher
1bout two wftka ago, uid invutiJ:aUon
into the Sail Clemente homicide ii
broadenlq. PLANNERS' STUDY. • • IUch case, under the Beilensen bill. the bed and a wi~pen kitchen window·
Orana:e County Authorities currenUy with I met.11 chair beneath Jt on the p h D
In which ila -ta would bave too pie will use the ootlylni centers. The have cases pending against two phyai· pitio. ant er raUJS
much control of city affalrl. downtown -·-" con•l-ue ,_ eerve _,e cianl _ it --1te ends of the Gener• But police aaid the attatlered g111s _ , _ , _
...... ""' i.u .,_...... -,.,.-was "montht-okl with no tracfa of debrl! . Lambotcrne noled llllt the -need lo nther_ lllln tourlnta." UM Gap -who havt atlelecllY perfonn· t>enealh II." F • L 'f
provide terVl<es In new annnatloM He abo took i.ue wilh the locsUon ed illegal abortlom-The open wind"" was nnled by the J,Ve to f, e
of hi..., density elev •-enta In ·-h Dr. John S. Gwynne, JI, his been '"--r.--.1 ,.. -"'"'ed J·'··-could be costly to the city. "We need .,, e.......... ....... arrested more than once 11 hia recenUy ~!JjWU wey auu . Uluiaun rem.em· V
dollanandconCsficure&/h!slld. :i:-..ay ..... u Canyon Acres -_..,JSantaAnacllnic,wllenheopenly bored It lo bt open b!fore he left, F. or Cop n.illing
"The of t --·.. _.. defied the 11w he consider• un--oftlctra Aid. · name · .__. .... a Beagi hu 1 '"Ibey probably were chosen becluse constitutional. :'The front door of the apartment A
certain magic,'' Lambourne ... id. "It they were leut likely to disturb the Dr. Robert c. Robb, u. 1 Dani Point ~Idly wu locked when Johnton at· rthur DeWitte ~lue T,hursday wu
wou14 be appeallnc to divek>per1 to view," he aald, "but people in high phylician with offices in i.a,uu Beach, ri~ed home from ,duly.~, sentenced to five yeara to life In atat.
have the Llflllll riame and ·addrea rite will Want an ocun view loo~--hu-betn-booked-mcre-than-once-on~We_ar.c_1i.'lil!1 a 1o alt'enlion ~!Jon IQC-.tb:Lkilliac-on June 4, Jilt
and H we-waol-lo -IOlnl-beyond J-JBCU __ aome.Jllou&lit_coutd cbar .. -ol.commllllq.crlmlnal abortlnn.. ~lho!Lf~_J; _even lo the point of _S_anla--"ni~pollca officer Nelaon
be ~val to tourist-orieatfid centera in · ~ removlnc Die kitchen sink above s
thl'tJty1tinttaittpn:hbly cu·be dont the tiill area.1 11 well. "l 11* one·pl1n them. ,"aid Detective Slraeut Robert aucer. -~ II ~· .~ ~-bJ1·r. • Superior Court Jildge Samuel Dr-·'·--•-•U y, ~we m~, ~~ -· ""-once for a aort of Oriental-lype llttel .l\f'OM P .. e J ~
policy." • on top of a hUI wilh prdens ond"'oo t · 1 quickly, relfded Bloliou tor .a new tr1ai
It w111creed Ull:t Autry llhould cont1c\ forth. It wu very attractive," he uld. SIGNS k J ff -} with the comment ·that the jury whidl
the Irvine Company tn an attempt to Turning to tr1ffic circulation, Charin • • • . f8D ~· e8 y convicted the 21·year-01d Black Panthtt oblal~mo • detail• of Jts intended Jollnaon uid, "I feel there'• too m~ • workded '1'1eJbodicaDr, ·.1hofoughly ud
deve .... _,,\tcent to Lquna and mill. J can lff a block on For~ tions since ilJ adopUon. Spuklnl of Se-1!~· .-rr: 't'.'i' faithfully" btlqhodt tM 11-week trial. al•~k l' dc.e eye on freeny 'COft-Avenue but not on Ocean." • hil own . bulinea siplq And coJor, . CVJ,OOS:.~neJO Judie Dr~n commented that there structon= Clrl Johmon uid he felt the man Goldbera u id, · "1 would· lite to mee w1s ample evidence to 1ustain the jury'i
'Mae · ' s then took Issue with -would come last, after parking and traf·. the community stve the bullne11 com· . Funeral aervicet wtrt held today in reject.ion ol Le'•f!e'• ariument that he
ttte DMJM suggestion that the downtown flc hid been reorganized. "We can put munity credit for a lltUe more aense " Pacific View Cb1pel for Fruk L. Healy, w1s not JftNftl when the younc
commercial area become more tourist. the mall on tile plan,'' he said, "bu\ He uld bualneumen W'OU1d nOt. l~ it4-0 Avenlda Casijlla, · Laruna Hills, patrolman was 1hot. ,
ori'1ted ind oull)rbtl neighborhood shop.. it's not necessary to implement it im· tenUonally do anythtnc . to injure their . wtto died Sunc{1y in Hoaa Memorial Hos. He also reJecled defense araumenlt
pil)g cenlera lltablllhed for reiidenls. mediately" bualnea or community. pit.II. He w11 74. · that the Olneq oC a juror marred ru1 J p,... p...;.. l "I Clon't think it makes aense,'1 aaid Charles · Johnaon auuested th 1 t Councilmen· Edwll'd Lorr 11id the 1lp Mr. Healy 11 1UTV!vtd by his widow, ability to evaluate e\.rldence and thli
J; --JuhnalDn. " building patkinl alructurt1 might 11rve ordinance wu a t.dly written l_aw th1t Hazel, ol the home, lftd by two listen, jurors were were unduly inllue~ by ENGT-1.~n ·.· -,-, ~--'-~·.Chlries J~-said-he wu -mo.t -to-nse-'-some of the traffic problem-~ived lhe cltiiw Qf _tbelr ~ -!~!'aimer~ ?,f~ Hl~ofNorth ~ a courtroom deputy's 1u n·drawlns ~l, d111.ppolnted ' . In the ,Pl~ f?" the lmmedlately. s11n are.a. . ~oQywOO<I. demonstration. · ~ downtown ba51n and dldn t think ll could To 1 suggestion that the slructures Counc1lm1n Charlton Boyd complamed . A n1tlve d Loi Ana:elea, he was an Judge preizen also rejected defense
hil pernment.'~ be ~devlloped "in the next 100 years." should be moved to the outskirt! of. of the complexltle1 of the wording and electric~ with De1Uu Studios for 45 attorney Robert Green'& plcaa thlt the
• At alntolt the same mcme~· • Lambourne added, "I dCll't think peo-· the basin instead of built on valuable; called .for a return.to 10meth.lng 1i~1ple. years aild 1 former memt>er of the minimum term for L1e1gue'1 sentenc9
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miture<t l'l'fOViftg trUct pulled up ciu&acte downtown land, he noted, "This mi&bt He stid the planrun1 comm1~ion h~ Fort W~ Te~, Muonic Lod1e and be red uced from five years to ail monttti. nowmnc St. ~ . ~ be better in some cltles but in LllQl'i• I lendef!CY lo Ret boged down 1n trivia. the Profl:u&onal Bueball p I ayers GN!!n left the court room to besln
PDT) >II Ill Pathologi@l want@ we have a 1peclal lilusUoo, s fine beach Councilman .Peler Ostrander moved lo AssoclaUon. -preparaUon of his a~al against 1111 ~!l;f!':.:~mthe ~. • • wtthtl'I too ~>'.~ of_ th~ J!Mkjn1. stiue! =~~ ~~d•;:;:. =bu~-~r;,~ ita1: ~vih~~:·.~:~ tow~ ~1:' ve.~~!"1s ~i:· sll~test doub~ ~tiiny •-• -where he hu JFK 'Murder Bullel8 tu..,_ And lfiey coulij eliminat~,lhe need readin1 and will be up for ......r readi"I lowed by burial it'Paclfte View Me..,. my· mind that the ippellat• court wll :a blC:helor fla(....S.mlldl hl1 flrlt public 1 • ~ for mor.e park!na: It the b.eaeh. July 1. rial Park. quickly reverse this declslon," he aaid. ~ranee 11 prime minilter~lect. .. TOPEKA:. ,x.an. (UPJ) _ Dr. John Joy Dickerson, president of the ---------------------------------------;i:i H•tb, nonul\f 1 ahJ, ntlrinc fiaure, ' M: NldxU, 1 ,palholoaiat at the Universi· Citizens' Town Pl1nning Association:
on .the doorltep in the IUOlbint ty of K•nua Medical Center, has filed pre1mted the commission with a CTPA vtnc · ud · llDWni wltb und:lscWMd a fedlril auif to uamint the bUIJet! ccmmentary on the general plan concept ll&bt at crowds cbe.eriae: and cl1pplnC whidl killed President John F . Kennedy and said, "We like the plan, but we
· and wounded former .Texu Gov. John would 1ike more malls and peripheral
~e tteppld lt>to. his ~and wu dri'1!< B. Connally., parking structures to keep mort cars
, , · the Conlflrvltive central office where Nichols alfd..he wanted to subjec·t. the out of I.he central bus.Ines! district."
• · ther ldp·crowd cm.tecf him. bullet. fr~ts to ''neutron activaUon Downtown ahoppers:, she noted, already :ti · analysis" to determine if the mttala use the streell 11 "malls,~· p.1rkin1 Ulelt
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~ In the fraaments m1tch and therefor• can and wa\IUnc back llld forth acrou ~ came from the 11me weapon. the 1treeb, dtlllplte the baW-ds.
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Political, Marital
C-IWuner Fights Battle
On Two StateFro-nts
Presklenlial alde Murray M. Chotlner sending his top advisor lo guide Sen .
has ..,._dispilched to -C..li!oml~ tO-Murphy'1-fortunes In his-bid for-re-eiec-help Sai. Geor1e Murphy ln th• pohUcal lion
arena , only to run Into tl'Oublt-bimlelf · on the marital '""1t. The--aewtl)' H1U1 Jlep.lblican;-hotw•er,
tils estranged wife ls taking the battle uid his camP1llft against Congre11man
lo court. John Tunney (0-Rivttside) is runnina:
Preaident Ni1on's rpeclal advltor ls smoothly and he doesn't need help .
due in Los Anaeles tod1y, while Mrt. He 1190 den ied knowledae of CJhotlner's'
Am11l1 ''Miml" O.Otiner of tJeW'port reported mission and whether he wo_uhf
8-ch Is due In Oranp County Superior be present Friday when Murphy ad·
Court Monday. . dresses the fourth lMeMlal Weatern Win.-
She has filed 1 pet.JUon for legal ners Rbundup,
teparaUon and Sl,000 per month Npirate The Western Winners are comprised of
m1inten1nce. A 9;)0 1.m. Marina on Republ ican officHHkers ind the word
the matter is schtdu}ed before Judp around W•lhincton l& I.bat President Nix·
Robert Banyard . on aims to keep S.. Murhpy in the
ChoUner, 1 lon,Ume ll e pa b 11c1 n winners' clttle.
ltralqisl and ronner Beverly Hilla at. A sourtt clo. to C.pltol Hill 11Jd
t.omey, hu been aeparated from bla . Chotlner wlll be.aullned to ldvl• the
wife since last Aprll , · when their candidates and lheir wives and aup.
Chrlatm.11 Day, 1985 mmlap )Yefll on .. portcrL on funcf.raWnc, apeech.makint
the roeu. ond how 1o <teal .tth the news media.
"My attorney I! I J.)emocr1t, .. u ld .. He WIS I by~ in President
Mrs. Chotlnv tod1y with a atale. . Nl•on 's .J• eamp1tin •nd w11 awn.
Informed polltl~al aourct1 11 I d. moned lo Waahlnl\Oft on 1pecil.l .•uitn·
W..,.., 11111 PmlclOlll NlllOo wu ment after the victory,
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-'All ilnclnllll-Laguna Beach ... l ' . '" Under .St~dy rnot:orcYclist came out aecond beat \ Th~y afiem-when · he
alle1edly attempted to embrace a
woman driver by reacthing an arm
tbrou&b bet car window.
-·ne ca:guna: woman toJa police
C.OOatruclion of a long pipeline to she W,.d stopped her c a r
dispose into the oct11n midway between . preparatory to making a turn on ·
Newport Beach and Laguna Beach Skyline Drive 1t Pv-k Avenue when
Rwag'e from fiilure~ trvlne'---Rinch -a bearded motettyclist in his late
• , ' -• · 20'1 r o d,e· u p aJon&side o n a. · developments ls up for consideration Fri-, motorcycle. .. . · _ .
day. • ·After commenting lh'at she .was
The city of Newport Beath is asking · "cute," tbe · rider reached in
the Santa Ana Regional Waler Quality ~rough her car ":Window and put
Control Board to de'"" .,;, ...... . his ann around her neck . -~-·-~ ,, ..• ---.. ,.,.E,.Qll-!'O"<----The·objecl'of lllrojf~t\olf ·n<ade-
. 111der possible. effects on kelp beds, ' a few . co.mments of ber own,
nfarine ·preserves and the waters of emphasized 'wilh a . firm. 'Shove ·.
Ni:_~rt Harbor before selling standards which caused _her ~dm_irer to fall
for the Irvine . Randi water District · i>ver. along · with hia bik e, as_ she
I · l drove off. o mee~. The~RanCh-Water-Dlstrlct'"P"ro"'po"'s"'es.-·L..-.:....--='======:.J
to b~ld a sewer ouUall at Crystal Cove
for 5,000 ·feet :almost a mile) ouf. lo . . sea and tenninatlng In water with an
average depth of 190 feet. The outfall
would be ·equipped wilh holes alone the
pipe to diffuse the discharge.
Ricihard Bueermann, e~ecuti~e officer
for the Regional Water Quality .Control
Board said the board sets standards
• that must be met in the sewage disposal.
Approval of construction or the outfall
'rill be up to the U.S. Anny Corps
of ·Engineers.
The hearing will be at the State Office
Building in San Bernardino.
A re.90Jution prepared by Cooncllman
Lindsley Parsons and adopted by tbr
Newport C_ity Council asks for a 30:day
delay.
Bueennann said no communication has
been received from Laguna· Beach.
Bueermai:in said he hasn't had a chance
to fully evaluale the Newport delay r~
quest, just received.
Teeners Start
Summer Wrong
A mer~ group of teenagers from
Gardena, who said they were celebratint
Uieir graduation, ~ up in the arms
of the law in Laguna Beach early toda~.
Summoned to lhe Sleepy Hollow area
shortly after midnight by the manage-
ment of Vacation Village Motel, police
booked three 17-year-old boys, four girls
aged II and 17 and , one l&-year-old
boy on chargts of curfew vkilati,on.and
· ~ssion-of alcohol.
The young celebrants were round.ell
up on ~ beacl;l aft.er the motel mana1er
complained they were rufl:'ling through
the property disturbing guests.
Police said a number of beer cans
and cigarette bulls ~ere fouiid in the
motel pool. The y,oungsters were 'turned
Sessions
2 Mesans Hurt
. In So11tl1 Coast
Cycle Accident
Plans to See
Niece's Wedding
: President Nlxon has_ cancelled an.
· nounced plans to attend the wedding
or--a niece in Newport Beach June 27
· and, instead, will arrive in San Clemen~
early in August. highly reliable sources
said today.
Reports issued il_l recent weeks had
said that the President and First Lady
·· would attend the June 27 rite Sin' New~rl ·
Beach of a niece, Lawrene Nixon.
Rapid" Transit·
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Sheriff's Post Election
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Fight RemniM Alive '·
One victory In a court clerk's bid advantage and ' created the lmpnuion
to beCOme Orana:e County Sheriff.Coroner that tile veteran offlClf was an ln·
was won Thursday when a motion to cumbent. .
further consider his contention that his The Superior Court cli!rk points ouf
opponent's victory was illegal was ·al> ir. his, acilon·that U}e.office o( iheriff-cor...-
pri>ved in court. oner . was a newly created post and
Marshall Norris cl.ii.ims that Sheriff. his name should havJ been printed Jn Coroner James Musick's election was
unlawtul and should be ruled Invalid. top place on a specUied number ol •
"I don't really see what a delay would
gaiil," he said. "On the olher hand,
1 don't see anythlng objectionable in
it." over to their parents.
i iiiiiiiiil-Two Qlsla Mesa men were lreal.ed for minor injuries at South Coast Com--
But sources said the trip had been
canceled and the next one scheduled
by the Nixons is early in August when
Congress adjourns. -
The Orange County Board o f ballots.
Supefvlsors t\Rs offered a motion to Norris said it was agreed before the·
intervene in the case, acting as the election that hia name would pt prime
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munlty Hospital Thursday afternoon after
their motorcycle collided with a_ car
in Laguna Beach.
Steven Charles-Laubly, 21 , 2421 Elden
Ave. and his passenger, W i I I i·a m
Borgeson, 20, 134 W.-Wilson St., "told
police ·they .were eastbound on Bluebird
Canyon Drive near Carmelita Street
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car driven by Judy Anne Brtnnan, 33,
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The two cyclists were taken to hospital
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bruises on his arms, Borgeson with a
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That will mark the start of the Nixons'
month·long vacation, spent last year at
·the Western White , House. ,
• The holiday is expected to be the
Orange County Eleclion Board and this bllllng on all ballots in the aecond and ·
move was approved by Superior Court fourth dlstrtcta under the rotation systeyo -
Judge William C. Speirs. .accepted by all candid1tes in noo-io--··
The preslding Jurist set July 1 as cumbent races.
a hearing date and will appoint another d.>unty Clerk William E. St John h••• ~an1c this summer· judge to rule on the issue at. that time. adnUtt.ed the error and offered before,
The bride is the daughter of catering Norris contends that the llsting of the election to correct it by printing
firm executive· Don Nixon, a resident f\tuslck ln top spot on all county ballots special ballots for the office of aberiff.'.
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After Y iolenc:e--1
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lruce today in black neighborhoods raked
by four nights of shooting, looting and
firebombing.
Viol!nce fell on to scalterl'd Incidents
of sniping and fire bombing. .
The shooting started · Monday ·after
reports that 1 whlte grocer Pad insulted
a Negro housewife.
Police softened lhe curfew at the re-
quest or City Commissioner A t hBl-e e
Range \\'ho telephoned that more lhan
300 Negro )'OUths gathered outslde her
ofllct shouting demands for an end to
Ibo niridion. •
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War Debate ·bimited
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Senate Will Work on Othei: L~gislation
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -'The Senate the P'resklent's power~-., .,._cwnmander "?"Tilt J}yrd p~al Is a sequel to
finally bas broken the toe.lam on vital in cruet to protect b1a troops. . his amendment defeated last Week. Ttie
domesUc legislation; but its five-week Another vote wu set •for Monday'. , ~ cU.fference is Byrd's original
debato -~a-ancl=~·-Sen· .llobert..C.JlfnL (Jl,W-\'1.Ll!U_ ~illcatlon~W:ould have boelL.lacl<ed
---slitution drones on, introduced ~ amendment .peclfyinc the on to the-key operational clause of
· senators Wllnimousl}' alf'eed ThursOiy-CooperaiUN:h measi:we c1oes-not take t-the -Cooper.church ~ measure, his ·ne•
to iay aside the C:arnbodli. issue during away from the Preslaent '0..'that ~cc» .' arl\endmwlt would be aU.acbed . to &he
evening hours tQ act-on-· the backlog · sUtutional. power ~ · ~)' . b' e · end ri the bill.
of appropriaUons -bills· and -otbet vital ' necesaary~ prot.ect~ the Uva 0( QDtka . Chureh contends Byrd's new amend-...
domestic legislation that have been ·pili~ States arroecrrorees wt-ever: dtpJoYed:" ment simply SpeIIS out the president'• up~.~~t. however, :did· not .•!>' ~~.expected to win nelr-unanbnous powers as oomma.nder·in-diief, whtle the
pear to put the senate much ~loser ' Back~r~ of the Coopet~urc~ ~ , on'e rejected Jast ... week would have
to a showdown on the pending bill to ment .oqwckly endorsed it,. contendmg diminishe;d, ind perhepl wrecked, ·the
cut off funds for future U.S. military it was only another jn a series of conaressional power under the C<>&-
operations in Cambodia. . essentially meaningless gestures of sup-, stitution to control the purse strings
Debate over thecontroyersi'al proposal, port fqr presidential powers l-h al·_ for~ Ca~bodla venture. .
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--spomored by Sens. John Sherman Cooper , Congress could nQt take away evi n if -Sen, RObert P. Griffin (R-Mich .)., tile
(ft.Ky.) and Frank ChurCh (!).Idaho). it -C · 'slant-miniority Jeade,;oWd:the~'==lll'f.===
became sidetracked again· today on Admin istration allies endorsed it, calJ.. Byrd amendment was•even stronger than '
·. the issµe that bu .P1aaued tt from the in-g it .a major ~ssion by the antiwar the last and its panag~ WQUld be a '
oUt.set: whether tti.e measure takes away bloc. key victory for the admiJ\iltra«on.
;;Harllord Wis., • police officer H~gh CarP.,nter of the Juveni1e
Di.Won. gives tallts .on drugs .. tQ .
school chlldren as part Of his job.
In ·a ta)k last month to oighth gra-
ders at St. Kallian's School, be
burned wafers that give off a smell 1imilar..JL-r:nar_ij!J8D~. On ~ class
1>uling Monday at Devilrs t.ake sta e
Park· some of the St. Kallian's pu ..
pils sniffed what they said smelled
like those wafers. They' talked t~
their counselor and be-.called the.
park ranger. Four ·young ·people .
were found nearby, arrested and
charged with •possession and use Qf
1 • • 19ll~r Patrols -~Super_Spy'-U_.S. Satellite_-1t•-1~-j marijuana . .. •
City officials lwve set aside
Satu rday, July 18, as "Pig Da'I/"
tn honor of all lOw enforcemtnt
agencies of the city and. countt1.
Jn conjunction with "P·ig Doy,"
the Tuscaloosa 'Sertoma Club an-
nounced Tuesday it is planning
Shot Civilians, ·ia~nched_ by Air Force
Troop Reports 20.302 lo : •• ~1 m1·1 .. high ..
• a,watennelon cutting for the day ._
and will distribute 10,000 fcpel
buitons and 10,000 bumper
stickers dealing with tlte sloga1~
"Pridt~·1nte9rity and. Guts." The
~'LL GRAB THE MANE OF THE BRITISH LION.
Conserve.fix• Edwerd Heeth Next Prim• Minister
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CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -The ~ir ~ "'
Force rocketed a, secre1 satellite toward Both of the earlier satellites are In
a distant orbit today in a project believed orbits that cross the equ.itor at an angle of about 10 degrees. In &uch a testing an advanced early warning path, they trace a· flgure-eilht pattern
system against missile attacks. above one area on earth,
The shot, however. was believed to Informed sources said the satellites 'j buttons will sa11, "I'm a PIG Root-
er." . •stiff!' Softens
DA NANG, Vietnam (UPI) - A le<n·
aged U.S. Mirine Corporal tOOay told.
a court martial. boJrd be waWhed four
other leatherneck members-of a "killer
team'! patrol shoot to death 16 Viet.
namese women and ehildren in a
northern hamlet.
Another Marine told ihe ~ourt that
be a re_pea..l.9!._ two earlier laupchings are part of a new early warning system
that sent satellites into-near-Jtationary · mentioned recenUy in Congressional
. "dwell" orbits that remain over one teStimony. D. John Foster, director of the Defense Depai'tment's research pro-• . . . ---"anything out after dark _is fair gai'ne" Campaign Warmed Heath Manner 1or such patrols. which normally opera~ • Deputy sheriffs in T a c o m a ,
Wash., are looking for the'""Person
\\tho tried to feather his nest by
stealing $659 worth ·of concrete
molds from Roy Melvin. The molds
--" used to make bird baths. 2-·-• . ••
_LONDON (.\!') -Edward Richard
Geoi'ge Heath went into the Briti!h elec-
tion umpaign .with a marked distaste
for 1the hurly burly of-the hustings: •
epublican Senator Jacob . Javitl
Ted Heath ended· tt::i 1miling, pressing
the nesli, kissing babies -and, winning.
In the .early days ' of the campaign, ·
commentaton unfavorably compared
Heath's sUff, formal , s Ii I ht l y
authoritarian manner with the genial,
easy;tol.nl, ~racking style or Prime
Minister ·Harold Wilson, The people
I weten'( lfarrwlg lo the baChe)or )eader
of the COnserV.aUves, they said. . ' But u the contest warmed ~p. the
63-year~Jd Healh did, too striding into
throne• of voterl, cl'asping hands, kissing .
a baby occuionally and predicting vie·
, tory when all the w>lls said defeat.
Dell>ite b.la A_upper-elass accent and ~-JI llalllol College, Oxford -
. which hu. produced more pr i m e
mtnilten than any single British in--
1Ututioa -Heltb's origins are more
~ lbaD .Haro14 Wilson's. wusOn·1 father was an industrial
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itation to spteking ability, cu he 1.s a little help from his fr~ndt. He WASIDNGTON (UPI) -President
standing on a United Pr~ss lnttr-Nixon telephoned Edward Heath today
tional equi~box ill ordn to to concratulale him on his victory in-
e himself more visible above tM the BrlUab election d · Nixon told the next prime minister gle of microphones unna a be kJoked forward to continuing the
eech on Cambodia. ..close historic association" between the e · two countries.
At last Utere's hope that the \Vest· Nixon a1Jo put in a trans-Atlaritic call
Tongue-tied Chub Minnow may Jp defeated Prime Minister Harold
;aved from extinct on. ThTOhlO-WiliOifexpressing--:-his-!!~rsonaLsy.m·
ivision of Wildlife has closed to · pathy." Nixon recalled to Wilson that
it catchers the lowe·r five miles he had lost a couple or importa\1t eleci-
~King'& Creek-iILChampaign Co~!!:. tion_s himseµ. .
in an effort to save the rare min-White Hou1e P,ress Secretary R.ona:ld
w in its last Midwestern strong-L. Ziegler aaid ?jixon told Heath that
old. Wildlife experts say_pollution "he ~ed forwi~~ to seeing him and d the lack of iood bank cover working with him.
ave caused Ute dis$ppearance of No date. was s~t for a meetina:.
e minnoW elsewhere. however, Ziegler sa1d.
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chemist. Heath's was a earpenter ~
his mother wOrked-occasjonally. as a
maid.
As a youngster Healh attended the
state-run Chatham House School in
seaside Ramsgate, while other Jittle
Tories were getting their educations al
suth. elite schools as Harrow or Eton.
Chatham House's debating soeiety pulled
the shy~lS:year.old ou\ o(·his _s_~IJ~d
he went on to become president or
the Oi ford Union. a traditional launching
pad for British_ P-Qlitieians. ~-.
Heath's lower-class background might
lodcally have led him lo the Labor or
Liberal parties, but he liked the
Conservative commitment to a
philosophy or ini:lividual freedom and
the ereatim1 or national w~alth.
''The key to everytl}lng is the creation
of' more natlonal wealth," he once told
an interv iew. "·Wilhout some prosperity
you can't have a full life -traveling, -theatef,' ~l>OOKs -of your own and not-
bOrrowed from the library, If you want
freedom and a life which can be active
and reflective, then this is the basis."
In recent years he has done his reading
and reflecting in a luxury apartment
irr Albany, 'London's most desirable
apartment hou se.
In private life, Heath is an ei1thusiastic
musician and-an ·accomplished organist.
When he gets a chance, he loves to
conduct choirs, Yachting is his other
passion.
* * * TIMES MISSES
BY EVEN DOZEN
LONDON (UPI) -The Times of Lon-
don bad 'the right eleclion but the wrong
ctate -by. 12 years -in comparing
the trend toward a conservative-victory
to Harry S. Truman's upset victory over
Thomas E. Dewey .
"It looked like the most astonishing
upset of electoral predictiOn since Harry
Truman trounced Governor Dewey in
1960,'' th,c Times said. The Truman-
Dewey race was in 1948,
Midwest
in "hostile" regions.
The testimony came at the court
martial of Pvt. Michael A. Schwarz,
i1, of Wiirton, W. Va., charged witli
premeditated murder along with three
other Marines who will. be tried later .
Lance· Cpl. Michael S. J(rlchten, 19,
of Hanover, Pa., thin and · tired after
beln1 booplLallzed_ wllll.mJl]arla, testified
he watehed the Marine patrol remove
five women and 11 chlldreJJ,. fri;im three
hUts-at the-villaee-of Son -Than,& last
Feb. 19.
He said the Marines cut down the
ciVllialll ttlth MUS automatic rifles;-:45-
caliber P.iftols..and a gfenade }luncher.
Krichten . has been granted tmmunity
from pt'OMCUtion to Wtify at Uie trill.
Kricbtei't said the killings were ordered
by the patrol leader, Pvt. Randlll D.
Herrod_. 20, of Calvin, Okla. He aaid
the Marines, on a night "killer team"
patrol 'on the rugie(l Que Son Valley
first woWlded a woman who tried to
escape, . aOd Herrod ordered Schwan: fu ''finish lier off" with-a pistol. -
"Herrod told us to kill the rest of
the people,"· Krichten said. "He said,
'I want these pe<>ple killed.' I turned
to Pfc (Thomas R.) Boyd and asked,
'ls he crazy or what?' "
Then, the Corporal said, "everybody
shot." He told the court he himaelf ·
fired over the heads of the victlrris.
Lanci -cp1:-caryE. Freer testifieQ
it was common practice for "killer
teams" that "anything. out after dark
is fair game~ and that he had liien
on patrolS where civilians were slain
by Marines.
Freel, of East Tawas. Mich., was ad¥
vised by the court of his rights against
self incrimination and tater ordered not
to speak with reporters. ,
3-step Lottery
System Devised -
F or July Draw
WASHINGTON (AP) -Draft officials
have devised a three~tep lottery to
~ure that the selection oC numbers
is random and thus avoid criticism that
SlITTounded the first drawing last
December.
Start of Summer Jolted by Violent W ~atlier
The new system will employ both man·
and computer when the drawing is held
July 1 to determine the order in which
young men turn1n1 .19 wlll be Inducted
into the armed forces. '
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Hltll Ltw ~rec.
_ The plan, .an offttjll said, is not yet
in final form, but offidals_ hope to avoid
charges the so-ealled fishbowl drawtJlc ,A1'"111\1t111Vt
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birthdays [ell early in the year .
The new plan calls for the Natimll
Bureau of Standards to use a computer
fo-scrm:nblt the 366 da.ys in _the year
-including Leap Year's Feb, 21 -
a total of 50 different ways. ,
The 50 3!f.part lists then would be
pul Into sep;frate envelopes and shuffled.
A bystander presumably woukl pick an
envelope. 'Ille computer-ICf'uribled dates
JI t.hen wouh:I be put in eapsules and plac'ed
Jn a glass jar and Jnixed.
The third step calls for a public draw·
ing Similar to the one held Dec. J,
·•' The order in which a man'a birthday
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WASHINGTON (UPI)---PrtsldtnL
Nixon today named Lturenct1 H •
Silbenflan as unaerteetelary-of Labor.'
Sll bennan," ls a nat!J:L of Y1"'k, Pa .•
has been the deportment's cliltl 11111
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broad area of earth. .grams: said the United states was ac-
The first in the series was launched celerating a satellite system designed
Aug. 6, 1968, into an-orbit ranging from to provide early warning against Soviet
19,685 to 24,769 miles high. The· second land and sea-based missile attacks.
was fired April 13, 1969, into an orbit The newest satellite took off from
* * * Soyuz ~ :Y.nds ·
With New Mark
Launch Pad 13 at 7:37 a.m. EIYI' on
a two-stage AtJas..Agena rocket that clim~
bed into the clear sky on a brilliant
pillar.of orange flame. As the machine
. reached the upper atmosphere, a long ~ white trail of vapor blossomed out behind
it.
For Endurance
MOSCOW (UPI) -Russia's two-man °
Soyuz 9 space craft parachuted safely
to earth in Soviet central· Alia today,
ending a mission of -nearly 18 days
that vaulted RuSsia ahead Of'the United
Stites in the field of ~ e'nduraoce,
the official news :agency 1m feported.
Cosmonauti Vltaly Sevastianov ind
Adrian Nlkolayef soft.landed under three
parachutes strung-~ their silvery Soyuz
at 7:59 a.m. EDT alter.-a flight thlt
lasted 17 days, IS hiurs and 59 minutes.
1be craft lahded 47 miles west of
K:aragbaiida in· Soviet Kazaktlstan .
Medical checks made at the scene
showed the two men "h"ia well withstood
the condlUons of weightlessness and ,the fllcbt," Tass ..W. ~ . -, ·
Soyuz 9 had .blast~· of£ at IO p.m,
(3 p.m. EDT) on-Junt-1 and the landing,
today ec~pesd the rormer record, held
by astronauts Frank Borman and· James
Lovell, the Gemini 7 pilots ,whO relnaitled
aloft for 13 days, eight hours and 35
minutes.
The launching was not announced
ahead of time, but the t~foot rocket
was cle arly visible on its lawreh pad
spouting oxygen vapor for more than
an hour -a sure sign a shot is imminent.
A lau nch attempt. was ealled off Tuesday.
apparently because uf t h r ea t e n i n C·
weather.
It was the first space shot from the
cape since April 22 when the NatiOnal
Aeronautics and Space Administration
'13tmehed a corrunW)ications satellite.
Usually before space shots, the launch
time and details of the mission are
announced, Today's flight was only the
third secret orbital launching here in
seven years,
The Air Force advised news media
twO years ago that some Defense Depart· ·
ment launchirigs were planned for the
cape "requiring a greater degree or
security protection than others made
in the past."
Most of the nation's classified military
shots are carried out from Vandenber1
Air Force Base, Calif., where satellites
are easUy launched into polar orbits.
The cape, however, is the best site
for launchin'g into stationary orblt.s with
•~low angle"to the equator.
Pera-Before aMd After . . .
The Peruvian. town ·of Yungayl-ij. the Andes Moun_tain's ls shown-1*-
fore (top) and' aner it was destroyed by a mudslide caused by tho
earthqualce Lhat,•book Peru May 31 •. Most Of the city's 20,000 residenll
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Phyiical evidence, including several
b&oody foot prints near the kitchen sink
were the prime object today in the
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LONDON (UPI). -eo-rvllive. Party
leader Edward ~ --Lobor Prime MlnlslOr llanlld WU-tocliy in
a 1-ral eledlcn .upeet blamed in port
on a boulewives revolt ipiDlt ttte . .,.
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beating and slabbing murder earlier this 1
WJboo asked .for an audience , with
Queen Eliulieth fl .al Bucklniham
Palace .to. hand in~hia Labor porty
gov~t's resipatJoa . and with it Slick SJ>Qtted week of a young San Clerllf;Dte~b!:>u~if~ • .._. _
·Orange CoWlty Sheriff's crime lab in-
SUMMER PORTRAIT: PATrv BRUENIG, 21, FIVE~FEET, SEVEN INCHES, AND ·J6.:J<W6
She Can Road Yeur Mind...; Yeu Wont to Take•tho Dey Off and Go to !he Baach. Rliht?
-Ii!;-hopiS -or:-belnf""tbe '7llnt pdiOe
mlni!ler in Brilllh blsl«y to .. 1n -consecutive five year '_terms -11
predicted by publlc.OP.il!i1!P poll!.
vestigaton, who are continuing minute
examination of literally bundles· of
evidence, al8o are .esamining the prints
discovered near the-kitchen sink in the
next room from tbi bed where Mrs.
Comie Lynn Johnson was found slain.
Her Marine husband found the body
Wednesday noon.
· J.ury Clears Son
Of lndustriali.st
•
luf ormation Lack Hinders
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S~ji~giilg ~~:.
Sollfug S~d' · It was . posaible the polls :'prediclhlc==
a big Wilaon victory had ~kd to com-
placeocy • -and non-YOllog. ~ II)'
Loborttea.·
By · niiht!all Heath· will · be In powlr . 'Ille , V.S.: ~. Gulid """"""' ..
In .the bluest po\lllcal ~.in Bri\a\n eslimoted !100 bariels ol all ~linl ai
' since Labor's Cl~t ~ ~ out tHe 'ocean within half a mile.ii Newpad · 11 ~· al Pl ' · f L · ' the government o l 'Prime Mhiist.er Beach. this morning after 1 ~· .ucW ~ne.r . . · an or ,aguna Winiton10lur<:liJU at the close ol World wasbed 1n.Thunday ni..-and -
. ' . w~ '~$5 p.m. (5:55 ,LID. PDT) HUlh'i three-quarters of •.tn.ile fA btai:li. • ~
Coroner's investigators said today the
20-yier--Old victim had been victously
stabbed, slashed and beaten sometime
early TUesday ·morning.. 0 D . Ch· ges Tbe uwestlgators declined to describe . n . rug ' o.r
the cutting weapon used, but said th e
beating on the woman's head was caused
bi a stool found in' the kitchen. Either
the beating, or the repeated cutting,
Usbing and stabbing of a knife could
have caused death. · · cOrooer's in_vestiptor Joh~ Gill said
there was "no evidence or violent sexual ~lty" tn the autopsy ·examinat~oh
Wid-say Jliibl. He woilld not amplify -". . · "And It's ..utually ""-1lJle to fix an euct time of duGa. lt seems to
... ia !be "iclnilJ ~-II)' the bus-
-..; .aboitli: -lit Wt lot -k . at'i:3o a.m. Tueilclay," GW Bdded,
:Mart Jolmon, 19, who left his wi{e
to repOrt for guard duty at ,the, Marine
helicopter base at Sapt:a Ana, told of·
ficers be returned from work shortly
before noon Wednesday, unlocked the
(~JOHNSON, Pace Z) .,,I
·• * * * Sherif£.. Hunts
Deliberating long Into the night, a • ·· comienatives 1....-.i. 'the "..,,_ or·Jtl Qty crews ~lll'JY. tbls ~. I l1aultd lly ·BARllAM KREllllCH No Ung the DMJM view 'that Llll!Jla ...,.,_. .,._ • ·jury has cleared the son o[ a San or_. Dllltr ,,,.. stetr should \confine its planning \o the area in. Parllainent aeats . and tbu1 won an ~'1'0 ,~ JOlds ,of~tihe muck a.,r,·,md
Clemente industrialist o( any pilt,·in Launching their e'lamir!atiort-of the oceanw, lnl of the ·prbpoaett . lnlahd . ablolute majorttyln die new ao;meinlier tillered· the reSttmder lo the be9da
I lnciden ( -ol· Commoall. It ls party· olrqlh " ' . ' . . . a trial stemming rom tw.o . ts latest &enenl p1an· ·coricept 'lburaday · f~way; . and refrain from .e~nding in tbe .ffouae i which det«mines· who ii looked, clea~. . · . ,
involving marijuana and police ciasbes;. n'""t ta ... 1... Beach 1 ...... 1~ .. com. ~ ~~~ timits·beycmd'the freeway, Com--th. e _....:..,minis. ter. _ ~ · , , • -Ne\VROR Wep.t:rdi"'-.-~ .....,~.....,..,_..
4 ~&~ • , ~ ... ~ -~ P-~ --m'lSSumer Robert Hutinp; wc:mdered .,....... ' ' · -·~_..._"\" ... ,, ~ Jarfies e. LuSlf, 22,-who llvNl -.-t~Z57l missioners a,... not mucb can be what effect delay Jn comtruCtion of·the Wlll9ft had w:l!teCl uqtil this rnprqent not see any rrior'e oU ~ oft
Santa Ana A>e., Costa Misa, wheo the decided on unexa.tioo wl-more.Jn· fiMftyJlll&hl·bave. , "1 , • belor.e.COllClicll~ !wmllly(..al~ lri ~lh<ire. Bui .a~ .. Gaant-~
iociden\l .OOOlllJed i.te IUI NomMei:, ~arm-~ . ..!" e ew_ a y -,.......,. ..,o )een ~·II'* . C"Z ~'; !!O'~"!iil!.ili lllol"!lew "1'I' 1111 mi 11 ·~ •
had beeo <harred with t .. cowill ol ~ ~-,...,.. the .proP01'4 mt 'bt '·IJull! 11 .U, cl,Jo .1o'\iie ..tioli man.· : M-, ,:~I olld,r~ 1'ick ...,_ Wlll!lll'li!jt
assault and l!Wijuana _.... city al Irvini. . . 'rl. =· -to preft.t ~' oMI.• • ~ 1illnu1e1· -· w~ -'."'-'. a, . ml!e.<( .Jiion , h,,0--..i.: .. i..'.16'aoi, • • Ill The dru cbar and II They il>o qadllloW.p ;-Ir ol the -"'· " .. u H 's11 • .. ~---. .... -..,.....~ -·JwMgdr.L:.!~, 'the. ');,;;g~t iJanlel, -. J-6 -h•U ,••..-,_ ~-· --'~OI'· inl-&I.~ a...,.mc:ed:.."F,alowjuc.jbo-11'• tit•pcwtd 11 ·tlle Jellt at'1bt Up •~ ....,_.._ ~ ... plannllif-......... Jocatlonalhlsh Clly ,PlallnerA!.Autry.salll111ebaole -t·fllll 1111> ~'Jllli'ol t1f.ll1l~PinlJilull .. • r ,
Its deliberation• under Suplrlor Caur\ •denlllJ' 11'1'!111 -11 iilcl CMltlytJi shop-Idea of the 1enera1 "plin 'wolild be to ha ... ........i 'm"" a.aa. holl t111 .... 'l11e -'~-ol 111< On...,,....:.,:_,__,
Judge samuel'Dr<iZen'• inllnldlom.· , :ping,....,. and 1!eW -¢ticlsm pennlt lmPJemenlalio!J i~' ...... ID feial~te in the new Hiiuoe !II Cqi\lmOnl Ille. prllno ' . w,..., •""'r"'""""."'
ol ol .,"'""" ·-r.r -.i 1ra1. .....,, but,.~ '1!11111-fo-the~ay. Riinl~ utid for .,,.audJenlto wilb 'lbe. ~ Guan! tool: all -pies ai!I! They. fOUJ?d Lusk ~ I~ ll t Y. · .fic~IDd_lJlltini_pmblema. "ll .'it's 'bUUt-ii!:--the 'next 1 five ye&rs ber r mijelty:-<tortender;tbe-fMIP, Nm JP_.rmm&Jran--aulysis. • . .
assaulting Lquna 'Jieacb police oll'ICtt 0pemnc tbti mmy with-.., o1 we.'B 'be. In, a. very 'jioor'. poattloo ,to !8oe <~,11ap·11 · '" 'w,;..;•-"l.t .. BlD. 'Mills Nid. .alJ-Johri Saporito last Nov.' 25,. when the ·· 'h die '"' ~ r ·ii.. IU •-· --patrolman tried ~.-~ bim "'"'•• ,the '-"lrilogle" north ol· the an , ·u1e£ ""i!"ct · 9 ', .. , TeSU 111 "I ·1 ' , ' "' In wilb Ille llicli 'lide Tbm.._ _,..,,.
w UO<ft ---<LapM can,., -·Toro Road mo develdpmen ,•A.deljly·ln bul!Hlng It would --._.. anallegedmairjuanapictup .. J.1 termiaa,""'"'4totbecitytwo,.,. sivel us more ume 'to _t•kt_ care ··o1 c· · . F. •.. · . anc1 covered a 21).foot wide ltrlp"
Judge .Dreiz<n ..... miei1 lbe -1 ..... p'-ro ..-. the 'DMJll•sug. :....,, and.olber problem•.~ ". ' . . ·cnsus .. ""§Ur.~,;: ': .and from illll west· ol Ille Newport _
shortly liefore midnilht we.i.e.toy, at pOtlcn u.i .Ille cKJ -de,an. • ~ ,aald lie ''-••'t' the .t.iangle . ., ,Pler_oo oat tbe.-pMlnlula to JJlh street. which time they found Lusk bmocmt" a;_ J u.... _._, ._.n '·" ' .. __.. -T c ' M ' · -
after nearly six hours ol diacnsslon. .... _ .. w ......... -. --un-probauly ,woilld be m~. upenslv~ "" ' .o .. "'· i." ' o.ne .. ·y .. ··, . !fe said.four er five ·reeet' cil lhe slr1' Defense. atomey .Gearfe .. Chau! argued developed. . , the city tO oiiefaje,' wifli reprd to such was beall)' ,_ ......._ 'bolf : ., .. llldi
Man, Woman ~~t11:i~::in;:'~ tob)'.!T.i~ :;:~;,.:~:: '.~p·':11 ... ':~';1,.id.. J~. San .C~me.ii.r.e'.' ~~ <T'" .. w::: .. ··~-.-i-~.,taot ,.ii.i-u.r client, who was the object,of a DllDbuat .. ,. J
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I V:_t! D O"~:i'!~~~~he~sw~n:i:-~~ed~·,,..,=--1 "but , thil cOu!d ' take to or 15 years ,alter SW'.l~·today ~ lt1, l flJlb W --n · 1e1i<r -eath---''·Cost. Mesapollcene yea -Gtl$_-M~e~ ,pay,.i...~,"-~ _;'. ·-. - -. _ __1lle ~w~feaeral cellllllS ~ !._cM·beod!·•~l;o. c=-:;-o_c;o-~=~=::o~-
at a friend 's home .. t Oll'·polnt lollowinl . ,-Thomas 3.0llils!On ' .WO!ldered · Ir · a.. San Cl~, iii ll~. ,1"bll. to 'Mlllt• aald the' joo''lhat ·wu lllriied
Orana:e County sheriff's detectives
were reported to be pressing a search
today for a man anet woman who may
have seen Mission Viejo teacher Mrs.
'FJOrenci! Brown before she was abducted
and hacked to death more than two
the Laguna· Beach incident; but' Lusk La , • .nexaUon of .land between the city limits cost the city money. ,_. under ltl:e'ly woold not be' coinln( uP'.
fled and wasn~ hit when la-.men fired guna T·wist and the triangle · ~ight not· ell(! the State aubvenUona _ maiey i.turn;d Ile Hplllined', iliat ll1e sbit lbOf. -
shots at him. . problem of ill l90lahon. to-··1 1 ch cl _...:. _,_ '-aa..,..,.,.;rs• 'feet u-~•ly 11 .. -~ H led' ned hi f , . Autry _..:: ...... _ 1 .. 1. f' CJwes or areas au as I•'"~"" ....., ~ .,.... ..,., uwq e repor y retur to · ·s amily An .1.-:.. k , __ 1.._.a -.u u~ recen acqu1S1 ion .o . . : • I oil sUdt 'ii ls ·.;,...._,,,_. -in San Clemente, where he was persuad· ru_1uy 1as ma~. atW1C11~ to a larae area of Ca'1)'on property by tax, gaa tax •. motor vehic)e 11n Heu ta1 :md~Jiat come.;;frGin ~~
weeks-ago. · ·
ed to give up and delivered to Chula's 1 ~ta.~~ of martJu:.na was~ a sin8;1e owner probably • w o u I d and others -are based on: population., the.; bilgts ·at' &ea. ', . -, 1 , • , ;
law-offices in Sanla..Ana. • !!;w ;is ~~t =c~ng of~i~rs-_ ~cessitale _a dec.isiqp.Jmjt~ annexation _ San Clemente has been recetving. ~ · Qty General SerVJces Directoli jactJti The. pair, in their early 30s, were
aeen by an employe o( Buffy's Coffee· snop-on tile arteffi00ri 0 f-June 3a t
about the same time Mrs. Brown left
the business to pay a .check for •
teacher's meeting held earlier.
Detectives said the couple could
remember which direction Mrs, Brown
left the restaurant on the afternoon when
abe was abducted, taken to an unknown
site, then viciously stabbed.
Mrs. Brown, an El Toro mother of
five, was never seen alive after her
2:45 p.m. visit to the restaurant.
Two weeks later a youth walking in
the El Cariso Village irea found the
JI-year-old teacher's remains in an
anlm1J-rava1ed grave 50 .feet from
Ortega Highway In the "faHa area"
Pilot F eafures
Clemente Theater . .
When there's a "crowd'' of 10 people
at th;e Cabrillo Playhouse it's standing
room only.
This tiny home of the San Clemente
Community· Theater is, polmd for pound,
c;ine of the most active on the Oran1e
Coast. . DAILY PJLOT entertainment
editor Tom TUus reviews the history
of this unique little thater in his
Jl\t~ion column in , l o ct a y·' 1
Weekender, ·
Thurld . ht 1n the near future. . · subvenllons oo the baais al. a .populatkjn M'""'·-· ·"'d ••-men' , --u~be _ .. ay ntg. · He also noted that ·the Irvin.! Com 0 estimate of 17,060. Tbls waa the eStlmete ,,..,.....,,,.... _. "''" '"""u
Accompany1.ng an_Orange County _ -has-~-bu-1..-a-m-n---boundm·es~,!._-,_"'-..... state c1e-ent· Of_ finaDce. .. over the beach, ~l;lf'day -~-'°
marshal. seek1n~ to serve a w!'r· the 1fu~re cit;. "c;fw~e, which co;;;~ ;;: A;rli l,jl.969 . ..-".. . , · . • _ · -mike' sure· nODiCit f.e •tomecl 'under
rant,. ?fl1cers Neil Purcell and Mtkt riiht up to Laguna Canyoo Road. The federal figur:e is 910 ~ le&s: oil had surfaced. Mfftdene didn't: kllO'W Lou1SJan~ we~l lo an ap~rlment Chairman Wllllain Lainbourne said the • If Uie subventionl amotfDt 1o $ll ,per about &he threat of.-,the J ..utionaJ oiJ
at 241 Cid~ Drive at 8:30 p.m. ~ city ''can brini 30 000 to 40 000 rsori . it coukl coat . the dty roulJh:ly off shore reported by the Cout Guard. The officers allege they turned le . ' . ' pe • • _,._::, the r-·-· ' up marijuana cigarettes and butts, ~" t? aa area. conl!l!J~ to. ~ Sl~,000 arml)fllly -~ 0 • ~-.. ~IF
about 280 grams of hashish and city. . ., .. betomes othcilt at ynr s end. ,
pipes containing the drug aloor Hullnp said the Imne·city·plan1011ht Aaked about· the difference, C~y
with the gas muk setup ' end any possibility or annexing lands • Manaa:er Kenneth ' ·Carr said ·today.
Sheila Ann: Roth 19 d the cpff welt of Laguna Canyon Road .. It was . "probably the attinate of the ttate ••
Drive"'adclrea \nil.' Robert Timothy suggested the ti-iangte mi1ht become high. It surprises and dltappaints m~.
Nolan, 21, 1 transient, were booked, part o~ the ~ Jrvine ·city and traded ~ J thought it would .~ hiiber . thin· the
on cbvpl of pouession of mari.. for Irv~ land nearer the city. lf,050 ol a.yt1r aao. · _ .
juana and .... ,..11.., with intent Com-r James Sclnnltz ·pointed Carr noted alao lllat tile OriJJie County to ..u. · oot that poasible large population / in pl....., department etllmated San
the triangle might produce a stiuation Clemente'• JiOpulaUon 11 of Jin •. l'i 1'10
jBoe ~,'Pal" 11 at·ll,IOO.
Bernadette ·Reelected
BELFAST, NorQJem lrtiand (AP.) _,
Bet'nacldt'e 0evnn: ·t11e' zs..AA.ofd 1r111r
apJtnre / Who is· the ydunge.{ member
DI Ille Brlttlh Parliament, colsfed Homii
to iHlectfui)s tqd~y 'in . ....,.. diltrtl:I Of
Noqbem I~land.1 • 1 .
" 'lnve1U1atora later aaid the victim was
viciously butchered-at an unknown site,
ttien buried beneath a sblUow cover
of dirt, twigs and brush. Reverses Planers' Deelftoti
The coUple, described by a waitrtSll
of. the Mission Viejo coffee ship, paid
a bill-and left at about the same time
Mrs .. Brown did alter ahe paid a $4.51
tab which she forgot to pay earlier
during a meeting with fellow teachers.
The missirlg couple left a ci1aret •
L.ag1:1na
Jigbter behind, a waitress was quoted By RJalARD P. NALL
as sayin1. °' -. INlltr , ... ...,, •
Besides the couple, detectives from Setting a.side the unanimous recom-Oraqe and Riverticlt County are preu-inl their 9W'Ch for Mrs. Brown's car mendaUoa Of their. pWwm, camn...-.,
whlcb vanished with ber. Lacuna Beach coundlmen, in a 4-1 l!Plil
'.!'he 1117 PooUac was the object ol vote, have lllenltzed lip -.re-
a massive aerial seareh in Cleveland. National Forest by Marine helicopten, quirements by chlncinl a measurement
c.lled o(f early 1bursday. · · formula.
The choppers, seeklng clues to boih Councilm111 Roy Holm, the looe.-
lht auto and a pos5ible murder acene, ting Vote, said WeGtelday, '"We afe
would be called in again if new leads ,malting a very serious miltake here and
turn up, investigators. said toda)'.. 1 think not out of intlrit. 1be impUcaUons
O!Jler possible leads to tlie klUer rnilht ol what "" are doinl here tonight are
._ If three mJulq paoline credll extremely sericllla. I Implore Dl1 ltllow
.cu'dl have-.bee'I used alter the: c»..,: coundbnen-to ~r/'
,.......,.. • Tbe chuce ..., urred II)' !lip mater
-·,,,.,., ma11e·out In the name of'Ralph. ·Eart 8"<11r, -· lfiflll'~ ·hill B'°""! the victim's huabaod. are mlsi-~ metbod ol ineuurini the
ins .. llonl with 'J pune, Jn'elryJl!d allowld !lirn tlzt •• .. bolll .. .,..
a piir of 1hoft. and -equltab4e." ·
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tiberalfzes
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PlaMin( COllUlilalilner Carl JW-, 'two ~gns with block ·lelters ·thet said,
' armed with dlqnms, oppooed the ·"HELP". One -the ·Secor method -
· u.ice ftbemenlly. He a1d tllG Secor, w• far ·Jar1er.
In Mklog -·dollcn llalbllliy, •a• . Jolmion explained that ooly the letten
leovlng a hole in iJie .... ..,._ -.................... in thil.
nplatJon .... "" .. the qnnd ,Caeyan." method. .
Jolineon said that Secor's method The' meuurable area by the more
could, wi1ere' tUto advantage ol. pmnit liberal means woo Id be the letera
a llCD..Ove .Umes the area now pennlt&ed, them.elves, as if they 'Wert a.it out
It WU .&IJo Hkf that Secor would not o( the ·paper diaa:ram ahd-'then their
abua the chan&e, that he made good surface measured . '
.,, but other lignmaten: could abuse Andy wine, artist 'desiper, also spoke
tbt new formula: · against the llberallutlon. "A clever
The emtlnc me&bod of meuurement artist, such as myteU," aald Wing,
has bell! called !Gr lllumaiiao; Ille tlgi1I "could cleverly manlpullte a 11(n .... "
ltl'flll matbod. II '*' to _.,, 'lie mentioned the poalbilrty ol toothpick
a lip ....-.. II)' flOllilll a idlen thirty feel hl(h. ~: lll'tnr '"' rubber bllliil A. E. "Pal" Warlhinglon polnled· out
a""""' I : ""°"~ lhe WIQl .. ff~ d!ne ·that the llp• · onllnonce had been
-· • , , " . >-lie"!!loP.ed II)' br"d. ·~amtnll of the
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' -It wai ·stUdaed for ' two .n.t One-halt
yeah . durlnf wiilcb ,,.. tfralta> ....
prepared. 'A period al llmOrlltaUcin !or exlolinl • ended Iii TApr11 '...., all
sl(n .....,. wers required to oolifonn
b)''the-.. •
"'111e method ol meuurtng an ~,...
cannot be: sepanted from the area,"
said · Worthlnc\on. "NoW, ' after' all
businttlmen have mad& ·u.e chance Ind
an. lri effect, on' ,Qual foottn1.". 11ld .
Worlhlogton, •tt would be capricious arid
no1 In the lntemt ol harinany to
Chante."
H!llm said the snat mejorltf ol.llln
owner,1 have complied with the letter
ol the Ordinance. He salll Ille dlonle
woold be Ill bijiltice to them. · •• .
Mayor lllcherd Golclber1 oald lheni bavebeea_.lip........,_
~ _(loo llGNll, ...... ,
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II"-lay, huy dayo·Ol min...,. .
begin tbla Wiekend;cc wttli ·-_ •
early mornilli '>lwe mallinl tt ol· ·
ftclal. Afternoon tempera-wiD
• ahoot up lnlo lbe •Ill'• a1q tba
cout .. . . ' ·~SIDE DDA)''.
. ' . . . fs1Ma •011U ""II to ron • aoft-
boU """1<1 I/ llO•'rr a dlic joc-
~~y 1/0\1 '11\ighl think 10..:... -· the i>ppolition will ho l1lt Pfav-
boy Buli1lin. 'll<-toill in today'• w tt"'1tdfr. . ' . ·-::::=.. ~'=-= ., S?111'r~8!"' ' == ... .... ...,. c.-. ·•. ..... ,n ........... ··-· . --··-::. ' : """"" ...., =' ... =--· " ....... ' '" ......, ...... , ...
....... 11 -=-.. -• w ti ,. .. -...... la 1111-.....,CllO!ple,-uae4 .....,11\"IY for five fW'I,
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SANTA MONICA (UPI) -Charles
-. • ... blppte dlieftaln <.!>afaecl
'1111 Illa ftlllnler.al m.--Tate and•ii•·
If ~. proclaimed his innocence
'bund11 1t an improm,>tu-:cuatroom
ewa conlerence.
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-Communists Increase Angkor Pressure . \ \ -' .
WOON (AP) -Tho ~lean dallll hl•a -attacllllll North V-Thi ~ hlah command Uld.
toll In all Cambndln mtlltiry oper1tion• and Viet C.Ong -Illa camp!, supply Ille .enemy puahed 19 ·wtlhin 100 yardlo
ruehed JOO Friday, u enemy preuure points and 1tqing ltlll.-el major iovernment etrongpointl at
Increased In ~1t country and fresh The U.S. Command iald 400 Americans tht tt 1 ted the oad to s·enf
fighting erupted on the road to the nave been killed and 1,3.10 wounded in c y, oca on r. 1
historic temples of Aqkor. all Cambodian operations lince. April Reap, cateway to the ancient rulnl of
Enemy threatJ to strike al Phnom .29, when the first Americaril -advl!ers Anekor.
-Penh itsilf have not yet ma~rlallzed, to South Vletblnese units -went 1nto Lltest reports said flpitln1 was raging
but 1 cainbodian ,military spokeSman Cambodia. , around the city, wit,h the attacke~s'brin~-
siid ,he was Certain the almost isolated The allled commands In Saigon have Jna: up reinforcements de 1p1 t • 11r
capital is still the pfime target of North ·claimed nearly .12.000 enemy trooPs kll.led 1trikea ~y Cambodian fighter-bomblrl.
Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces. · in the Cambodian fighting. !_Guth Viet· There was no word of casual~ . in
In view.of the wortenlnc milltary aitua· liamese l<>Mes have bem put 1t 788 the bat.tie for Kompong n.om, Wtuch 1
,1o1 know '.mat I've done and J don't
J'18 111¥ 1Wlt. •• ·Manaon, 31. told a
ourtroam #!lllJ!f with n_e~w_a m_._D_t
hotoarapllera Ind apectaton ..
· Willl JUiy oelectton In the Tate-LaBIJn.
i nuin:let-.trial receued .. unUI Monday,
fenaon and co-defendant· Susan Atkins
ppeared in Superior Court here for.
tt trial motions in the Ga!Y Hinman
turder, ln which the"y'aJao art ·accused.
Al.. be toot bis 111t 8t the ·counsel
1&te, "pbotolraphen crowded forWard
{id shouted qu61tion1 at M 1 n so n.
Jthougb be bu been pJIOloiraplled leav· '
11 court 1n the Tate case, he has
ever before respooded at llK'h length
)_, newsmen•s-que;ation-s:
tlon aero.. 'C1mbodia, he added, the IDd 3,326 wounded. -has been under al~ constant ~Y..--1 -pvernment-ol-Gen:.~Nol-chlt~uked --No major.oground~WM ·NpJlll'ttd ~prtSIW't for ~~,·month .
Washineton . for helicopters and other alona the eastern c.p1bodfin border F~· Clmbodil'• rail link to Thailand -·
military equipment, but has not yet day, but a strong North Vietnamese severed by the. Viet Cong Tuesday ln ·
_ rec.eived.a_reply. _ and Viet ~ng fo~ attaclted _tl\e pro-•o. 1Jt!Jc_k Jl miles.Jlorthweat o( _phnom
There are only lZ days left bl!: fore vlnclal .capital of Kompong Thom 75 Penh -remained clohd u gov,mment' /
all U.S. troops are to be withdrawn miles north qi Phnom Penh under a troops swept· along the track to clear /
frolJl Cambodia,· where mott of them ·predawn mortlr-b&rr11e. oui"enemy..,f~cea. ·
'Abortion B[ll F"'"" Pflfie 1
JOHNSON MURDER •.•
.Turning around to smile amiably into
~ television C4JntrU, die sLipt, Jona:·
aired defendant said. "You're the jury. roo're: tile court. You're the whole thing
f you ltlod for il, if you contribute
~ it, &hen you're put of il"
Hearing Set lront door Ind IOund his wife's body Mason, who b sharing Ille lnveatlgatl•e
· llPl'awled-on-u.e bicflD tne .bidfOciin·Uvlng effort with UOnard Goodwin~ ~·_.,..--:--'\ -==----==-·-c--=c--------roomO'cc=-00=m"b ... ma="'on".-------~-·-Po1icrhave-not~dJ.vulge<tfe1ulta (I( By Be;len son emxhur'd"e'rti: .. 1.1.naerprlnt probes of the
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Miii Alkins, -ring-a PoWiler -blue ·
atin frock ~ for her by a member
f the Manson "family", 1tood quietly ,.
''It's a beautiful.day," ahe obeerved.
''The sun was out this morning, Did
ou see it," MIDIOll asked reporters.
CGJtles in tlae Sand
"I've paid my debt to IOCiety," Mlllll)ft
aid. "I've 1iven it n year• o( my
fe. Just so you can walk the atnU
nd ride yoor bleyclel, l'va lived In
oui reform tcbootl aiid your
rJ>banages.'' . • . . .
_Mansoo'a altoroey, lrvlnJ A. Kanaru'.
1t beside him while Manaon answered
iportera' q-Ind lat« ulced
llperior Court Judi• Laurence J. Rit·
ll1band . to. permit rqulu prel1I -nnces for the cbltiat.
Vacationing Philip Strong, 4, builds castie while bis sister, Hoberloy,
11, climbs on her own version of a castle in the sand. The cbHaren
are from Highland near Sar:i Bernardino and were captured on film
while using their imaginations in Newporj: Beach.
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PLANNERS' STUDY. • •
in-which it• re1idellta would have too
"Mr. MIDIOD ii en<led to ICClll
much· control of city .If fairs'. .
Lambourne noted that lbe need To 1 tbe mua: media," Kanatet 18id. "It lOUld be Ml up with IOme pound provide se,rvjc_es in new an.~1at1ons :des~ so we won't have clrcuaea . Hie could be eo1Uy to the clty;"We need
•ha&· you observed here W. mornlna:, dollars and ~ntai~.~heJaid. 1tli ~iiiOOlinf ·queitlOiilln -.-\lorpalled faabkln. ,_. ''The name of Lagun11 Beach has a
Rittenband denied the request, otiterv· certain· malic," Lambourne ·said. "It
~t-wu-"ll'Uculate" and 'would bt •P.P:M1ing to develo~rs' to
lpab)e of preaentinC Manion'• views have \ the Laguna name, and addre~s
> the neil media. · and ii we want to consider 1oin1 beyond
TM Judie alao turned down yo! another .U.. ·dlJ. ·'~'· II WUlbiY -.lie. -·
-ti ·pormit .-..... ··--........ ii. Own 1tome1. and dtnled a requtst succe11fully, but we must establ11h soma
,. tum over proeec:uUon d ·the cne policy.''
, the tlll.e aUMney poera1'1Jffice. Jt_was_qreed that Autr.y lhouJd~contact
~ qreec1 ~~ HqUell the ll'Yjne C.Ompony In an attempt to
1r .the of l.orl, to bt obtain !more details of Its Intended
repertd-ls;~Kanarek.-~---~···~-_.tlevelopintnts-Adjacent to Laguna and
MllllOll aiad. Mill ~tkinl were ordered •I• keep a cloee eye on freew1y con-
• entfm. pMila tn the Hinman c•' on 1tructon plan&.
ct. 13. Tbeir trW In the Tate_.<IM '!l>e l>libnen 'then took IS3Ue with
ill te1wne Mondi)', with .. ve:n JUl'Gl'I the DMJM 1Ugestion that the downtown
m\ltivtly aellde IO Ur. commercial area becilme more tourist.
F~P•~L _
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f hil govirnment.~'
At almolt . the · ume moment a
oriented and outlying neighborhood shop-
ping centers esttbn.hed for re1idents.
"I don't think it makes sense," said
Johnston . ~Charle51ohnson Said he Was "mMt
disappointed" in the plan for the
downtown basin and didn't think it could
be developed "in the next 100 years."
Lambourne added, "I don 't think ~
pie will use the oullying centers. The
downtown must continue to serve people
other thail:~rist.,"
He also took issue with the locatiQfl.
or high density developments in such
oo""°'·the·way areas u Canyon Acres
Driv . -···-·-·~
"They probably-were chosen because
they were least likely to disturb the
view," he aaiit, "but pew!e in high
rise will want an ocean view too.'' -
.Johnston suggested some thought could
be given to tourist.orieoted centers in
the ·hllJ areas ·ss weU;·''I' saw ope plan
once for . a aort o{ Oriental-type hotel
on top of a hill with gardens and eo
forth. Jt_was__y_ery _a~tive " he 11kl.
Turnina to traffic circulation, Cfiarfa
JOOnson said, "I feel there's too mUch
mall. I can see a block on Forest
Avenue but not on <kean."
Carl Johnson said he felt the mall
would come last, after parking and traf~
(ic had been reorganized. "We can pQt
the mall on _the pl1n," he slid, "but
it's not necessary to ·implement lt Jm·
mediately."
Charles Johnson suggested th a t
building parklna:-structure1-ml,+it aerv~
to ease some of the traffic problem
immediately. ·
1m11u~ moVlaa tfuck pu11~,:.up °"c;;·ta100<1e=....-n~i= , " ~A~.m'. ts;30. a.m. PDT ).Healll Pathologist Wants
1eppoc1 out d JM door ol the fuhionabl•
To 1 suggestion that the structures
should be moved to the outskirts of
the basin instead .of built on valuallJ~
downtown land, he noted, 1'This might ~~~be beU:er-in-some cities-but tn Laaunl
Jbany ap."-1 bCiuaa •.h•re he 'hu JFK Murder Bullets
. bachalor flol aad·mado ~ firol public
piiearlDC9 ., J)!'ime ~lect.
Haalh, llOl'lllallY a sl!Y· rttirillc r,,.,..,
k>nd. Oii tho dooralep In· tho IW>lhine
1•"1rlfl aoc1· lllllllni 111111 undhplled
etijl\I It .....U cbelrilll Ind clappln&
;we have ' a special situaUon, a fine beach
within 100 ·yards of tht parking struc-
tures. And they could eliminate the need
for more parking at the belch."
1m.-.-·-·-.
~H• sttppld Into hll car Ind was driven
t the CoGllrYatiYe central office wtltre
nolller larp crowd -him. , .
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TOPEKA, K>n. (UPI) -Dr. John
M. Nichols, a palhololist at the Unlversi·
ty of .Kanaas Medical Center, ha~s filed
a reder•I ault to examine the bullets
wh!Ch killed Pffilident John F. KeMedy .
amf wouiiOfii:I fofmer Texas GOv. John
B. ConnaUy.
Nichols sai4 he wanted to subject the
bullet frtgmf:nts to "neutron activation
an1lysia'" to determine if the lnetals
in the ftaament.s match and therefore
camt from the ume weapon.
Political, Marital
Joy Dickerson, president o( the
Citizens' Town Planning Association,
presented t.be comminlon with a CTPA
eoifiriientary on the general plan concept
and said; ·~w~ like the plan, but We
·would -like mOre ··nlalls and peripheral
parking structures to keep more cars
out of the central business 'district."
Downtown shoppers, she noted. already
Ul!e the streets 11 "malls," parking their
cars and walking back and forth acroa
the st.reeta, desplte the hazards.
. Clwtiner Fight . Battle .
On Two State
Presidential aide Murray M. ~liner
has been dis patched to California lo
help Stll. Geor1e Murphy 1n the poliUcal
a re.na, only to tun in(o-trooble himself
on the marital front.
His estranged wife is laking the battle
to court.
Pr.esidtnt Nixon's 11peclaJ advisor is
due in Loi Angeles today, while Ml'I.'
Amalia "Miznr• Chotiner of Newport
Buch Is due in Orance County Superior
. Court·Monday. .
,She has filed a petition for le11l
teparation and tl,001 per month separate
maintenance. A 9:30 .-:m. htarin1 on
the -ma_tter is echeduled btfore Judp
Robert Banyar<I. ~tlntt, a lonctlme Republl ~an
ltntqlt:t and former Beverly Hilla at-
torney, haa betn separated frooi hla
wife since las~ pril, when thtlr
Christm•t Day, 1966 marria11 Went on
the rock(. ·
"M)'-atlol'My .1' 1 Demotta '' aaid
Mr!. Chofillti'.toaay wllll a glQI•.
Informed political IOdfcts 1·a l d
Wednudl)' th.a& Prllident Nixon wu
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sending__~!LtQp advisor o guide Sen.
Murphy's fortune! In his bid for re-elec·
tion.
The Beverly Hilla Republican, hoewver,
said his campaign against Congre·ssman
John Tunney (0-Riverside) is running
1moothly and he doesn't need help.
He alao-4'.lenled knowledge of ChOtlner'S
Teported mission and whether ht would
be present Friday when MUrphy ad·
drtsses the fourth bieMlal Weetern Win-
ners Roundup.
The Westerti Winncl'1 1re comprised of
Republican offlc~seettrund the word
11round W1shJn~s that President Nlx·
on aiml lo \eep sen, Murhpy in tht
"'inners' circle.
A source close to Capitol Hiii said
Chollner ·will be :us!Jned to 1dvlae the
c1ndldatt1 and their wive1 'Ind IUJ)-
portcrs on fund-railing . -speech-makir\I
and how to de1I with the news media.
as ·a ·loiy.jMljportar-11>.J!mldtnt
Nh1011'1 ·1888 CliT1Pllen and 1'U awn·
moned to Walhlftlton on 1peclll auip-
ment alter lbl vi~tory •
11 He immediately notified police, .he uld. ,_
Dttective1, who haye bHn tnfervie!tinl Nor have they speculated on the role
From WIN lervlce1
SACRAMENTO -Conlrovortlal W)'•
abortion advocate Sen. Anthony C.
BeUeftlon (0-Beverly Hill!) aMOllnced
a hwlnf date loday lo< hJa, bill 1J1t1nC
all restrictions on Je11I enda. to prepan-
cy In Calllomla.
The meeting ii set July 30 at 1:30
1.m., before the Senate Judiciary Com·
mittee in the Capitol Build.in&.
Sen. BeilenlOft .-Id ht will amend
his bill to outlaw abortiOl'lll sought after
a woman -he passed tile 20th week
of pregnancy. ·
A licenstd physician would be required
to perform the 1bnple operation ln any
such cast, under the Bellensen bill.
Orange County Authorities currently
have cases pending against two physi·
cians -at opposite ends of the Genera-
tJon G1p -who have 1Ueaedly perform-
ed illegal abortions.
Dr. John S. Gwynne, 21. has been
the.hu1band nf!tY day ltnCe the murder, played by a small quantity of niar.ijuana
termed the Marine iance corporal "nmst assertedly found in • raisin box hidden
helpful. and cooperatlvt." in a cupboard in the living room.
No strong sus-ta h&\!e been indicated The modestly furnished flat, sparse ,....... of much furniture bicause of Its size, by~~!'~~~~~ the evidence, detectlves f:~~n;i~ be described as "psychedelic'!
are attempUn& to formulate a motive ."It's just typical of a tiny furnlShed
for the crime. tm p1 'llle baffling as-• . of 'ho sexual •par ent oceu ed by .a yoiing Marine ~·-In and his wife," Mason.explained. attack and no apparent break· ai'e Police Chief Clifford Murray, who has
confowu:linc the effort. r 1 t •·• th Wed Mrs. Johnson'• wallet was discovered irm Y 1 a~ at nelday 's murder seem• to have no link with the vicious missing from the downstairs nat, butchering of a MissJOrl Viejo Teacher
ho;:;e;~all .apartm'tnt showed several about two weeka aio, said investigation Into the 5an Clemente homicide ts Initial signs o( break-in -a six-inch broadenini.
hole in the comer of, a window above
the bed and a wide-open kitchen window
with a metal chair beneath it on the
patio. · Panther Dra.ws . -But police said the shattered glass
was "months-otd 'with rio traces o'f debris
beneath it." Five to ·Life -The open-window was noted by the
husband they added. Johnaon remem· ·
bered u to be open .before he l•ft, For Cop Kil.l:ng officers said. . "
· arrested more than once at his recently
opeiled Santa Ana cllnle, where be openly
defied the law be considers un-
const.ltuUonal.
Dr. Robert c. Robb, aa. _. Dan• e..Qi11
physJcian with offices in Laguna ~ach,
has been booked more than once otl
charll'I ,of. commltllq criminal abortion •
Tbe frorit door of the apartment . ~~edl was locked when JohlJ:llOn ~:._._~rthur DeWJtte. LeljUe 'J'!tundaY.:_•~a21~_,.
nve<lliOme rom duty. sentenced to five years to life in atate
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Ilona aince Its adopUon. Spealdn1 o1
hla "'" bllllnt11 oljnini and color.
Goldber& .. Id, "I would like to ~
the community give the business com·
munity ertdlt for a litUe moreiaense "
He said buslne11men would ft9t tn-
tenUonally do anythlnc ·to Injure their
buslnea or communJty.
Councilmen Edward Lorr uld t!Je sip
,ntdlnance_w_u a baidJy_wrilt.en-law-tbat
depriVed the cllizens ot thtlr allowed
sign area.
CounCilman Cha'rlton Boyd complaifled
of the comptexttlfis of the wording and
called for a return to something simple.
He said thf"'j)Jannlng commission "ha&
a tendency to get bogt(I down in trivia,"
Councilman Peter Ostrander moved to
adopt the ordinance modification. Boyd
seconded. It p1ssed throufh the first
reading and will be up for second readlna
July L
"We are a:lvina 1 lot o( attenti.on prison for the killing on June 4, Jtlt
, to those footprints,_ even to the point of Santa Ana police officer Ne lion:
of removing the ki~en sink above Saucer
·them 11 uid Detective SerlUJlt Robert : ~ ' . Superior Court. Judge Samuel Dreizen
quickly rejected· motkms tor a' new trial
F k L Heal witn the comment that the jury wh!Ch
i, f8D .. a • . . y convicted the Zl·ye1r-old Black Panther
workded "methodically, thoroufhly and
Se-r:ces Hel.d faithfully" throughout 1111 1·i.week trial.
.1. Ti Judge Dreizen C001mente<1 that there
, . _ was ample evi~1nce to sUJtaln the jury's
. Funeral aervicea' were held today In r~jection of ~ape's argument that he
, PaCltic View Chapel for !rank L, 11,ealr was not present when the young
. 3J4-D Avenida Castilla, Laguna Kills: patrolman was shot.
'w_ho died Sunday In HOii Memoflll Hos-He also rejected defense argument!
.p1tal. He wa1 74. that the illness ol. a juror marred his
Mr. Healy ls survived bY his widow, ability to evaluate evide"nce and that
Hazel,_of the home,...and by two alsters,--jurors were were-unduly influenced by
'Annie Palmer and Mary Haacke of No~ a courtroom deputy's gun.draw Jn g
:Hollywood. · demonstration.
. A native of Loi Angeles, he was an Judge Dreizen also rejected defente
:eltctrlclan with Deallu Studios for 4$ attorney Robert Green's pleu that I.be
years and a former member of the minimum term for Le&gue's sentence
Fort Worth, Tuu, Maaonic lo:lge and be reduced from five years to siz months.
th~ ·Profeulonal Ba•blll Pl aye.rs Green left the court room to bttin
AsloclaUon. preparation or his appeal against the
The Rev. Herlll H. TUntland will of· verdict and untence.
•ficiate at the Friday services, to be fol· "There is not the slightest doubt ln
')owed by burial at Pacific View 'Memo-my mind that the appellate court will
rial Par~. quickly reverse this decisJon," he said.
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rndtY. """'' 19, 1970 DAIL V PILOT 9
• ---· Mari,;(}_ ~ir Stations Here to -Skiy
Tormentillg Rectalltch'Of ,· r
Inflamed Hemorrhoid Tissues
Promptly Relieved .
Offiee:t:" Honored
From Wire. Services
sAN FRANc1sco-",.;;~SA ·Negro's Heroism Cited
against a Fullerton c i l y
ordinance banning distribution
of a throw-away paper Js 1n
jeopardy today, since the
publication itself is also ap-
parently in trouble.
June 30 Set
For Election
The Ninth U.S. Court of Ap-
peals ordered the Sunday Mail
lnc., to show cause by JUiy
JO why il3 suit challenging
the law against distribution
, without recipientS' -COnsenr·
shouldn't be dropped.
lf owners can't, then
perhaps bankrputcy trustees
can, if they are appointed by
1 that time, the court declared.·
SANTA ANA -June 30 was SANTA ANA -This city!s Rotarians noted th at !·~ N 1· !fl •-1,a-•-rt, who was hired by officially set Wednesday by h.:n egro po ice o cer 11<:11S uruc been honored as Santa Ana's , the Santa Ana Police Depart. the Cocnty Bo a rd of
"Officer of the year." ment nearly four years ago · Supervisors for the mandatory
Patrolman H a r t a n D. and who is one of k1ur Negroes special run off electicrn to fill
Lambert, 33, actually received on the city force, )ast May the unexpired krm of lhe late
two awards jll.Jb..e Santa Ana 26 polled two . yoq children James B. Utt in the 35th
Rola Cl b · from a burning Santa Ana ry u c e r e m o n 1 e s Congressional District.
Wed. ~.i "Off" h home al con.sidttable rlsk to n~ay -icer of t e hi In the balloting, State Sen. Year" and "Officer of the mself.
Month." They brought ~im in-He then, accompanied by John Schmitz (R-Tustin) will
scrlb@ glagM__es a~ checks firemen, made repeated at-face D e mo c r a l David
for $5Q. and $15. templs to reach ~ir mother Hartman · of Santa Ana to
~rt immediately tum-but was beaten back by smoke determine which shall occupy
ed over the $25 check to the and names. The w o m a n the Congressional seal_ 1111UI
Sapta Ana Bojs Club. He.gave perished in the fire. next Jan. 3. •
the $50 to Director Willie'Cril-Police Ollel '. 'Edward J . In November, Schmitz faces
' . . Civet Prompt, TemPQrlry Relief in Many Caaes From
Rectal ltchlng and Pain Caused by lnHammation.
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THE Dll.Y IRlllE 11191 ii sounm CAufallUl .
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SPONSOID IY1 th. Orange·Coul'l'Y Byilder~
•.A\1n. and The Orange County Chapter of1tht
Building lndu1t~ A1aociotion. '
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Claimed a circulation o r
SQ0,000 in Orange and Los
Angeles counties, with ex·
"palllion planl in the worlu.
tendon of the Jerome C.enter . .,.II~ ti~ ~award as "a another. Democrat, Thomas
at ·Jerome· Park with' the in-gre1~ honor to Of 11 c er Lenhart of Santa Ana, in 1
structions ,that· the fUnds be L 1 m ~er t and this run off for the regular tw~
used to puf.cba~ r s po r t' 1 de9&rtmenf.." He described year Congre_ssjonal term.
uniforms for boys b ~Ing the Officer aa: "dedicated man ---------------------------~r----------~---
coaclled by the San Diego • wt>o is a credit to this" depart· Chlrt'11' llnet.cker: ment and to hil race.,,.
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3467 VIA UDO, NMP'ORT IEACH .~-~'-
PARKING FOR AS MANY CARS
AS YOU OWN .
Our backyard wasn 't much to Jook
of when we bough! ii in 195~.
So we changed if.
Working wfth our MighboC$, we
girted owoy !he debris of decodes;
Re-shoped the face of lhe lond.
·Plo nlod shrubs and !rees and gross
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We ""' cur bo...;,,..i. We s1or8
nolural gas in lhe liand farmalions '
below, as a restrvo for Los Angelos
and Southern GaJ ilomia. Whore we .
must have equipment, we cloak ii wtth
bushes and !rees. '
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hdva nionv more neighbo rs. Our
work has ottroclod no! .---..
fust admlra!ion, bur
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LONllON IAP) -'!be po M-i . Th 11 h 1 v e 11..ri ,c...;., ~ I ~ c:•ualld" I ~ : "We. hid .not ~ ..ieh thou&ht m1verlc:k Tor~ ,........,. ltldaNl ... r .
W ·-· Wilb 1I 1 been blown olll"llllb. !or the 'Comervllives. , MAlll JllJla. toot< their final •' 1 low turnout .. _WI toot< ... °". r legiliator_ Enoch Powell, wltl\ f ....... --' v~• leffrt'•r' wta for the un-· LlmlQ 1111 llRQ ...,. Oona ti •aUvea, h 1 1 ''No one ln paU.tiCs will ac-Dr. Henry Durant .off Galtup sampllnp •l. the end ol last last samplinc on Swxla)' eve~ his m ~ d c '; m P a 1 e_ n ,.....,. Cralllw• Alw8,. .
......,. •amased the cept~pol~is_.s~worth ex)ilained: ''Ttlilisai.dmi-r ".eek and the bqim1ln1 of Jng-befortthe bad trade cenlrahononre str 1cti·nc At
credlbiUt1 of public opinion anythlnc now." , que and you gain from ,e1-this wet .. ORC, \M ·Closest detk:lt ~on Monday." ~~tet ·vlotmersmtoi '.~~ ~.,o·~~ C.ZVKOSKI Pollo, political experts ll1d ... 1..-l•tely before voUnc perlenc:e. You cannol llwoys to the ""*· WU tbt lut to In the !Idun, lie ... NOP ~~... u~ ~ ' 1131 NIWPOIT ..
di,)' ~y; tbt po1ta Dned up be rlcht· , test oplaloa. -P!J11s were will try for a """""' .i-r in the lut week." \ COSTA' MBA ·-·-• Aft ' the polls but '"1.oae thia 'f'V:: ~ -11.'J. per· ''As I hive alswl:Ys suspect• alao CODvinced the Io o d to voUne day -IOd trill werk Peter Radford of M~lan • fSY-kQi..KPl ..,
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predktetl a Labor victory _ ceol \if* leocl; .Glllup -ed the .quesutin ol tumou/ ,Is i weather-Id brlnl • r.c:ord towlrd • "saphlltlcatld ·anct • said he also _belleved ·there Pile-842-1454
-w ·br-pr-tbm. 7.GI' .,..._t ler-babor;··~•~ ·supr'llll!.'' ' l\lrnoul,o! vote.-..or,!_boul ~. !£1'!1!1!1f. predld!oo " bow .. bad..ben,-a~b•t•if,Vfoter'iie"iiswtai. lc:biiij:':"=""'-'="."'='.==;"===:====::C:::::::::±:~:::::~,_fj_ __ _J: 'l1le-Poi'-' loday blamed tiGalJ•Opialon Polls -U pet· Wlll Gallup •void , llliekul&' · Jltl"'\'11.-.wJ\iliil ·~ii' many Jieople inlend, lo; voje. in the last IO day•. lie iila .
lul...inute ·-in ...... ·-· r.. Labor;' Lou llarrla its oect out DOJl ·Urile? "No. 'A , pen:.nt' ... beUeved to Glllup dhl not.., -be didn't .tlllnk the resull Today's Stocks Today· ...
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or '*r> !or the emar. , ..::-.:.:..:.:::· .:....:'°'.:.:..:..:L::.abor::;:.:;...::.·Opialon~=._::.ha:: .. .:._=to:.. '.:Nnd=:._:u~p_·:._and=_::hl:__sa=id:.'.,J::...,=:.S:::pe::nce=.:°':.:N:::O::P_::_..:H=arrta::.::._' _:p..:-=....:B:.'":.':.:l:.:r..:a:.:m::_.:the:_:__,poJiste.=_:.'rl.:._-.im::...· __ illly_;_' --'---------------~--"'!be Tory victory both ,..,.1 ·
foundl and disgnces .... 11 of-us
who Uve reported the election
campaign," wrote G .e or 1 e
" Gale in the London Evening
.standard ... We have all been
' the dupes ol the polls. No
~ poUtk:,al joumaHst will ever
qa!n lllow hh)isetf to be
bambomled by pollsters."
The 1-Evening Nm
JC91fed; "The-public opinion
· polls ·have taken the biggest
. battering ill their i h o r t
history. The polb will not have
mucb impart roe many years
to come."
Said leading L a b o r I le .
Michael Foot' "The results
have demolished belie! in the
* * * Tories Due
~To Change
Emphasis
LONDON (AP) -A s
Edward HeaUl'1 Conservatives
prepared to take ovir the
BrlUsh government, t h e y
ahare with Harold Wilson's
Laborites the s a m e hl-
. temational aims of extending
BriUlh influence abroad, pro-
tecting tbe nation's interests
and remainin& loyal to Jts
allies.
But In style and emphasis
Sir A I e c Douglas.Home,
, Heath's likely c h o i c e for
-foreign secretary, will differ
from Labor's Michael Stewart
0.1 at least three majqr issues:
-Nuetear weapons policy.
-Britain.'s role in th e
Persian GUU, the Indian
Ocean and Southeast Asia.
-Relations with the white
supremacy regimes ol South
Africa and Rhodesia. \.
rn -or t11toe -. the Conservative• hope to
sir.n,tben Brllaln'a .. titmai
rolt.
ID the 111<lear I ie Id, tiie
Conlervative pr'Oll'am says
Britain must r e t a i n ln-
-dipenilent.C o n fr o-1or~iti
nuclear weapons to deter an
aggressor. The Labor 1overn-
ment usi&ned the nation's
total nuclear strike capacity
to the North AtlanUc Treaty
Oraanization for as long as
NATO lasts. But because of
doubts that "the United States
1ovemment will risk a
holocaust de!endin« Europe
against nuclear blackmail,"
Heath bas proposed a joi'"11l
nuclear weapons program in
Western Europe based on the
pollini ol Brilith and French
ruource:s, know how, and
w e a p o n s arrangements in-
cluding largetlnc.
It would require delicate
negotiations both with the
French 8nd with t h e
Americlns.
East of Suei, the
ConservaUves are pledged to
reverse. ~L.Jbor's p_lw lQ.
withdraw British troops from
their Persian GuU, SiJ111apore
and Malaysian bases, a
withdrawal program due to
· be completed by the end of
1171 .
There have been signs that
Malaysia and Slng&Pofe would
lite British forces to stay on,
and so woukl the Americans.
But in the Persian Gulf, where
• new union of nine Arab
sheikdom& ia forming, the
pointen au11est a continued
BriUsb presence will not be
welc:ome.
Heatb and his aides have
come out emphatically !or bet·
ter working relations with
South Africa and for a new
bid to come to terms with rebtl Rbodesi1
'Ibey bave Promised to
cancel the Labor
ifi&WllDt's l>in On -the aale
Gf -to South Africa jiC'Wf6ded lboee w.eapons art
-ollly !or ....... , defenR. 'Jllil doubtless will
-of! a storm or ]lrot<ll la BrltaiD u weU as amcMI ------"' Ila U-Natloos. Tbey
allt -......... to .....,.
-Ille 1111 -· d1f1• pmct MncUnc the
Brllbll 11111 loulb Africans to
• Cl IJll'IR ja dlfwe of the
-Au.tic• !'lines •. HIOth 11111 J>ou&lu-Home
have aid 1beJ wtU mlU one
more try to NKh an agree-·
ment that wllI bring Prime
!llnloler i. 111111111'1 white
mintWHJ ....... in -la hack Into 1111 8rllllh fold , IM
II _,,,. .-i, Smith wJtl
1ive up •Mtpladlnce, ~vtn
In deaJr.. wtlll a ldlildb'
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JOIE
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GlliGE DOOB OPEIEB
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drill !hat ba1:plea1ed
tlt.ov.ea.d1 •Ml .ado a low
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tatltt-tloa l1 part ol th•
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powerful aacl ea-r lo 1111 tbcrt a llttM ladJ'
could "II'' with H and "° 1tniggle. 11 IMre
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By PAMELA HALLAN reprettoling Troy ~eowners, who~ Point Marina and ~e Old Mission.
,01 1• Dall-Plllf 111H posed. the yard De4I" their deve~ent. -•1Retnember, swallows·blve-to fJy over
There;. wasn't a stage, but the drama Or maybe it was the other way round . the yl\fd. Maybe · they wOuldn't \\'anL
couldn't have been better if it had been .,irne first act fOl.iPd Collins, suave and
t th Bl d C to return lo Capistrano if they saw a e r age , Theater at Knoll's dignifita, appealing to reason, pleading
Berry Farm. _ with the commiuioners not to be moved it.''
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Bearing S.,,,ted
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1. All that was lacking was a player by emotional outburst! Which are not The audience cheered.
JlllDO and someone with signs telling ba9ed on fact. · 'Ille moment of decision had come .. '1--•~ 1 Kitch By JACK BROBACK • wheels. It' ii up to you (the.supervbon} be-auttien~,--When-to-cl9p-and-when =He JNl¥!,ted a picture-of a well coo-Would lhe~cornlTii~ grant .the permit, ~t..:.tJ.a . ,_ ---e_n . . · ,!_-. ...,.-..... lttfl' to hpplement Out work!" '---
to boo and . hiss. . trOlled, '<teU .hldaen, well patrolled, well Ji(ifug themselves up against swallows Does Orange ~ty need I rapid "1be timing is good for pie projX)Rd '.fh~ settin~. w~ the Planning Com: managed auto impound )'ard well 'away. T ' Se S h } trinsit system to-Se1ve immediate and vote. A decision must be made "" the m1ss1on meetmg 1n ,San Juan Capistrano from curious children and . the tender and ecolOI)', or would lllZ J~tters ~nd 0 ""r-. rVe · C 00 8 urgent needs! "'
. this week , where a capacity audience vision of area honleoWners. lt sounded tV(O petitions win out! The public, county aupervlaors and · first of September to put lbe isau&
came to see if the "villainous" impound haunti~lv beautiful. Just as chairmar.. Gerald Gaffney wa~ CAP~O YAU.EY -All school cityaodcountyofflcl1llwWpt1chance on the November ballot." KQCh em--
Y<l!d would be Permitted to sully lbe .. "Doil't 'let lhis issue be used .to redress about to ope{l his mouth, a knight in ca.feteriu in the Capistrano Unified to · anlwer that quesUon J\dy· 21 when phasiJed. "lt will cost · nothing excepl
neighborhood of a heavy equip_ment ren-old~grievaoces." he said.• shining armor" in the form Of Sir (Mayor) School District except -Forster Junior the board~ 1 bearlnj: on tbe poalble the printing of the ballot.s." •
lal yard and a rock products plant. • But the audie~ knew il was time . High IDd San Clemente High School · formation of an 0r-•e Comly Transit The proposed Orange County districl
• Cast in the ro.le . ol "villam· " was 1• sneer. . , To. ny For&ter came c.hargmg down the will be. served from a central kitchea -.. _,.u be · the Or
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.-Y: ' District and aubmlslion of tbe qucnuon can implemented under angi!
_andsome attorney M1c~ael Collins, sans , Jn act two, FroS .pleaded for erology aisle for the fateful climax. next faU. , • th 1 · torite in the November i County Transit District Act approved
ti lack hat a~d. mustachios, re~enting __ a~ keepl~g C_apisfr~ ~a "g~~~ spot.'.' ____ ·_:what _IOU_ have just.seen is locitl ~ees of the district ,apprGved-p~ ~er~ ~::tlon....... . _ by the Stile Legislat~ in 1985:''~cc_ __ ---<
~!Test Oun1v1n w~o wanted ~ lease He; polnted'"out ufiit llie i mj:)OU'Jia"yatd governmenf afils finest." He tGld -the-lWO m-theJplan·•for-closing-the-cooking-· Th or-County Traftiit eommittefi ~. ' Supervisor Willlaz;n Phillips pointed oot {C:~oi:srt{~or .. ~;po::: r.ard . would be "on t}l~,Presldent's air route" hushed audience. "On behalf or the pro-facililiea at the e~mentary &ehoo!_ ~" after' ne=~e five yun of constant that the purpose for the act, requested
yie Frost, 8nd would be. right petween the Dana perty owner (his mother) I request day. · studies bu recommended the public by the· county, was to bloCk any regjo91l
that the apPli catkin be. with<l;awn." Th_is year '.four e.le~tary sc~ls hearini and the election:: The supervisors plan which "would swallow up our ai;ea." • •
first Entries ArrivJng W"ld hecr" d I . -, . participated in a pilot program with , agreed and the date was·set. . . Assistant Chief County Counsel Clayton
• " 1 c in_g an c ~p~~ng: . successful !"5111ls· Cafeter~ offlciala lo!d Chalnnan Hubert L. Ferry 'of Fullerton H. Parker outlined the principal Pro-
. curses, f~1led a~a1~, whisper~ _a the board .~t 1nore children ate m outlined the committee's reasons behtnd visions of the 1965 act: The propoled
voice. But 1t wasn t Forresl Dun1v10 , the cafeter .. 1~ thele four ICboola and the recommenclaUon: district does not have to be countywide, ,., and it wasn't Michael Collins. less food ended JR the garbage can. (County Road Commissioner. Al S. Koch but its boundaries cannot cut acros:;
Who coUld lt have been' -added emphasis to each reuon). city lines. ~ ln Early Bird Contest · • Part9 f'etea ZDs -A dlstrlCt is needed to bring the A board of diretcors of five members ;r
total county problem under one. system. two of lbem supervisors and three named
' • First entries have arrived in the DAILY ticket of equal value.
PILOT Early Bird Bonua contest,.tJie •'ex-Early Bird contestants are asked mere-
t;.a added attraction" ·that-offers ·an ly to slnd in with their ticket orders
Orange Coast area youngster a chance ..... a statement ol l'lf words or less begin--iilng : J t~ meet his , (or her) favorite Angel "My favorite· ~gel is
player on 2·fof-J night at the ball game. because ... "
:The contest is Qpen to any boy or Winner selected _by the judges will
Schools Okay •
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Agreement
g1rl' 16 ye~s old or younger who wants receive four free tickets for some future
to try-for the -prizes when ordering - _Angel home game, a baseball aiitograph· Laguna Beach S ahoOi-trustees have
ticket.S for the · July 8 Angels vs. Kansas · ed by the Angels and a -chaace .to . voted to enter into : a joint powers
Oity contest. That's DAILY PILOT 2-for-t meet his favorite Angel (and hB.ve pie-al[l:reement with the Capistrano Unified
Night and readers can buy all the tickets tures taken for publication) prior to School District for the purpose or
Ibey watlt for that game for half price. . the July a game at.Anahe.lm Stadiwn. . establishing a Regional. 0 cc up at ion
·The way it workS is that readers Runner-u!J prize winners . each will ·PrGgram for the two districts.
of the DAILY PILOT tlip out the mail receive two tickeb; to a subsequent The board also agreed TUeSdaY·to levy
ot-der coupon appearingr daily in the Angels game. · . ~ .one.cent tax to provide funds ~or the
newspaper and send in for as -many Deadline for ,"Early JJirds" is IOOft ::;. Jo.int ~ndeavor. Truste~s ~f the C~pistrano
$3.50 . or '2.50 tickets as they want. on Friday, June 2t. Deadline.J_or al1 D1str1~t had taken s1 mliar acllon Mon·
For each ticket the reader buys, the 2.for-t ticket orders is 5 p.m. MondaY., -daThy-night. So h Co DAILY PILOT will give . him a free_ June 29_ ' e two ut unty Districts decided to enter lhe agreement together after
It meetings with representatives of the
i Tustin Union High School .District had
1resulted in what a Capistrano official
described as "irreconcilable di[ferences." It's
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order a statement of IOOiword' or less : "My favorite Angel is ............... .
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Disagreement had arisen from .a sug-
gestion that Tustin, in view of its fa rger
size, should have a grealer voice in
planning and, organizing the -pr91ram .
Laguna trustees" were adamant in their
insistence on equal representatim1 for
participating districts.
The state-approved R e g i o n a I Qc,
cupation Program is d•igned to pntVide•
higl).,.school s.tudents who do not plan
to go on ti>.,collep l'(ith usable vocational
skills through special classes ,conducted
in cooperation with area employers, IUCh
as hospitals, industrial plants ·and the
like.
Trustees of the Laguna and Capistrano
districts agreed to Jau ix;h J1i...:P!'ogram.
of their -own, levying a sur!icient tax
to provide $22,000 for initial planning
so classes might be started by the middle
of the next school year.
This, they decided, would enable the
districts to start . their pcogrllms up to
-a-year ahead of countywide-regional
programs, but would not preclude even-
tual participation_ in needed county
services.
"With only 15 percent of our students
finishing university," said board prcsi·
dent Larry Taylor, "we need a me8'n·
ingful program of employab le skills."
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Barbara Durkin
Rites on Friday
Funeral services were held ror Mrs.
Barbara Ann Durkin today;-
The San Clemente-resident~ wbo passed
..,, away,Wednesday in N~wport Beach, lived,_
at 143 W. Avenida Ramona:
Mrs. Durkin was active in Our Lady
of Fatima Catholic Church and the Coun-
cil of Catholic Women.
She is survived by two sons, Joseph
R. Durkin Jr, and Thomas W. Durkin
pf San Clemen~e: a. brother an.d sister,
Warren T. W1tul and Bisa Rollins,
tfolyoke, Mass; and two grandsons,
Thomas W. Durkin Jr. and John A.
ptftjn, San Clemente.
Saddlehack Sued
Over Auto Wreck
Saddleback•CoU~e has been sued for
fl.50,000 by a Sytmar man who claims
that a e:ollege empklye's negligence led
LAKE FOREST -All residents of
Lake Forest have_ been illvited to a
Roaring 20s party Saturday.
Hosted by the Lake Fotest Womu's
Club, the event will take place from
9 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the Beach and
Tennis Club. "
Atlractons will include a nickleodeon,
a barber shop quartet, men's hula hoop
contest, Charleston contest, beau in a
fishbowl contest a!KI dime a ~ance girls.
-. ' -' e Ten1111·'c1.11b Aia11m1e:>
(Koch: Presently there are lridividual by the cities will govern the di.stri ct:
franchises in various cities, plus the The district is authorized to levy a
Sotithern California Rapid Tr a n.s i l tax ''not to exceed five cents per $100
Di.strict (·RTD) buses from Los Angeles. of assessed valuation''; it will name
There Is no coordinaUon. Some ~f the and ftx the salary of a general manager1•
bus firms are losing money; trymg to and -will be subject to collettiv~
go out or tiusineas. A county district bargaining by law, just as is thf RTD. _
is the olily answer; establlsbed by a Parker also 8'id, "'Ille act provide~
vote ol the people). that anGther election maY be held in
-A district would immediately pro-the future to consolidate with arl
vide an agency for receiving funds~frnm organization such as the RTO, •• but
any source; federal, -state, ~al or quickly · added, "This. provlsi:on is not"
private. (Koch: _The county · 1s .noL ·mandatory." --1
prepared today to receive \bese funds. The supervisors' action in calling the
LAKE FOREST -Membei's of the There are many available for developing public hearing was he8rlily endorsed
Lake Forest Tena.is AssociatJOn are seek· plans and implementing them). by the Orange County Division, League
ing,·_tennis :en.tbusiasts. . -A district wo1:1ld provide .an agency of California Cities; the UCI-Project 2l.
--Anyone interested in joining ~ club ror county participation in Tegional Study Team on Transportation Needs;
may do 5c:' by registering a~ .tti!i tieach decisions and systems development. the Orange County Chamber of com:.
and Tenius Club. The fee is. $1 per-%och: The C?unty has no representative merce; the League of Women Voter4
year. . . . , , m current regional study programs). of Orange County (LWV ), and the'
, Membersh_1p includes a-r1.ght-tq-vole----There is a need for an agency American Association of University~
O!J all tennis ~alters at Lake Forest, in.. the county to be assigned the Women, Santa Ana branch.,
sup~rt-of prom_1sing young players, and responsibility of maa--translt develop-Winston R. Updegraff, e x e c u t I v e'-
h~lp111g to·orgaruze tournaments. ment. (Koch: This agency would allow "seciet.ary of the League of Cities, offered.
'for proper representation in rtgional ~ resolution of the group's executive e 'Birdie' f'll111 Slietam
MISSION VIEJO -"Bye Bye Birdie"
will be the feature film at the Montanoso
~Jl,ecrealion Center tonight .
All recreation center-families are in-
vfted to the show which starlll at 7:30
p.rri. The film is free . but 10 cents
will be ~harged for popcorn.
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studies). · _ . ,, J commktee, which inclUded : '.
-: A transit distrlct wou1ifbe a vehi~l!,_ 01bat !be public he3riD& be_held ol\-
to implement any short term 90lut1on this subject to include long term and
to our mass transit problem. (Koch : short tenn transportation goa1s; citj'·
This is obviOus). representaUon on any agency to be forrth
Ferry a{lded, "The transit committee ed; discussion cmceming the advisabilitX:
has been making studies for _more than .or anY additional special purpose districts
four yean. To continue In this advisory and a Umetable for accomplishio& &bi'
capacltf would be just spinning our objectlvea or the district."
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Edward H. Guerrero names the Sad-
dlebaok Junior Collegi Oistrid. and
employe Donald Ross G U y e r in his
Orange Coonty Superior Court action
and holds them responsible' for the col-
Usion between his car and a .college
vehkle laat Feb. Id.
Guerrero states that the collisio-n oc-
curred near the intersection of Los
Alamitos Boulevard and the San Diego
Freeway and Guyer was at fault in ihe lncloenl --
Saddleback trustees earlier rejected
claim for damages filed by Guerrero.
Fraueniimmer T-akes
_Junior amber fcilii1
Bob Fraucnilmmcr of San Clemenle
has been install ed as the new president
of the San, Clemente Jaycees during
rectnt ceramoniea.
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Senate Will Work o,,_ Other Legislation
W.jSH!NCTON (UPI) -'l1tl -!be -t'I powir • eommandlr '11\1 Byrd _., Is 1 11111111 to
finally hll broktD tbl Josjlll! oa vjlai in dllll to proteot bll ~ hlJ amendment defeated 1111 _k_ Tllo
r ,,
domelUc lqjal*'ktn,, but ltl JIV.Wiltk Aootbti "°" WU .. , .. Monday. m.tn difference Is Byrd'• oriClnal
deblle over Cam-llld the, -sen. -rt c . Byrd (0.W. V1.) hu • modlltc1llon woold hive been tacild --ttliollo•--&---=-'---Jtllliil''*"'!d.· .............. ~~""--lo the u ~-t__l'~"'!. al~--
Senllon umnltnoolly qnod 'lltundlJ ~ -. -.not Ille the Cooper cl! m,_n!, lila ..,,
liarUord }Vis.. police officer lulh C•rPtnt1r of the Juvenile
ri vision gives talks on drugs to
!hool children as part of his job.
l a talk last month to eighth gra-
ers at St. Kallian's School. he
urned wafers that give off a smell
1milar to marijuana. On a class
iting Monday at Devil's Lake Slate
•ark some of the St. Kallian's pu·
ils sniffed' what they said smelled
ke those wafers. They talked to
ileir cOunselor· and he called the
ark ranger. Four young people
1ere found nearby, arrested and
barged with possession and use of
11arijuana. •
City officials have set aside
Saturday, July 18, as "Pig Day"
in honor of all law tnforcel'nf!nt
I agencies oJ the city and countt1.
ln con.junction with "Pig Day,"
tht Ttucaloo&a Sertoma Club an-
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nounced Truaday it is planning
a watern1elon cutting for tht dot1 I a11d will distribute 10,000 lapel
buttons and 10.000 bumper 1 stickers dealing with the slogan,
"Pride, Integrity a1u.l GuU." The
buttons will say, "I'm a PIG Root·
er.''
• Deputy sheriffs in T a c o m a ,
/ash., are looking for the person
1ho tried to feather his nest by
teallng $650 worth of concrete
Jolds from Roy Melvin. The molds
1ere used to.make bird baths. •
lepublican s~tor . Jacob Javits
Vew York proves that height is no
'.irnUation to spf!Oki11g ability, as he
7ets a tittle help from liis friends. He
:.s standing on a United Press Inter-
11atio110L equipment bo:t in order to
make 1tin1seLJ more visible above tile
tangle o/ micropltones during a
speech on Cambodia. • At last there's hope that the West-
ern Tongue-tied Chub Minnow may
be saved from extinction. The Ohio
Division of Wildlife has closed to
bait catchers the lower five miles
of King's Creek in Champaign C~n·
ty in an ellort to save the rare min-
now in its last ftlidwestern strong-
hold. \Vildlife experts say pollution
and the lack of good bank cover
.have caused the disappearance of
the minnow elsewhere.
HE'LL GRAB THE MANE OF THE BRITISH LION
Con11rv1tiv1 Edward Huth Next Prime Minister
•stiff!l Softens
Campaign Warmed HeatllMann,er
LONDON (AP) -Edward Richard
George Heath wenl into the British elec-
tion campaign with a marked distaste
for the hurly burly of the hustings.
Ted-Heath ended it smiling,· pressing
the 11esh, kissing babies -and winning.
In the early days of. the campaign,
commentators unfavorably compared
Heath·s stiff, formal, s I i g ht I y
authoritarian manner with the ·ge.nlal,
easy-going wi.s«:ricking style of Prime
Minlster , Harold Wll9on. ~e people
)¥eren't' w amlng to the bac~or leader
. of the Cor11trvalives, they said ..
But U · the cooie.t warmed up , the
53-year-old Heath did, too striding into
throop ot \'OWi, duping handt, kJssing
a baby occasionally and predicting vic-
lory w""1 all the pol~ said defeat.
Despite his upPer:Class aceenl 1111
educatklll at Balllol College, Oxforlt ~
which has produced more p r i m e
ministers · Ulan any single Bri tish in-
stitution -Heath'! origins are more
·humble than Harold•Wilson's.
Wllaon's father was an industrial
* * * . President Lauds
Britain's Heath
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Nixon telephoned Edward Heath today
to conaratul1le him on his victory in-
the Brtlllb elecUon
Nlxo.1 toMI the next prime minister
he k>oked fofward to continuing the
"cloae blltonc. auoci1tlon" between the
·two counlrles.
Nixon allli put in a trans-Atlantic call
to defeated Prime. Minister Harold
Wiison e:1pretsing his "personal sym·
pathy." Nlzon recalled to Wilson that
he had lolt a couple o[ import~t elec·
tlons himself.
White House Press Secretary Ronald
L. Ziegler 11id Nixon told Heath that
"he looked forward to seeing him and
voorking with tum."
No date was set for 1 meetlna:,
however, Ziegler said. 1
chemist. Heath 's was a car"'nler and.
his mother worked occaslonaUy as a
maid.
As a youngster Heath attended tht
state-run Chatham House School in
seaside Ramsgate, while other little
Tories were getting their educations at
such elite schools as Harrow or Etoo.
Chatham House's debiting aociety pulled
the shy 1$-year-old out of his shell ancf
he went on t.o become presldenl of
the Oxford Unio n, a traditional launchln1
pad for Brlti$ politiciarui. .
Heeth's lower-class background might
lo«ically have led him, lo the Llbor or
Liberal parties, but be liked the
Conservative c ommitment to a
philosophy of individual freedom and
the creaUoo of national wealth.
"The ·key to everything is the creation
of more national wealth," he once told
an interview. "Without some prosperity
you can't have a full life -travelina,
theater, books of your · oWn and not
borrowed from the library. If you want
freedom and a life which can be active
and reflective, the-n thls is the .basis."
Jn recent years he has ctone his readlnc
and reflecting in a luxury apartment
in Albany, London 's most desirable
apartment house.
Jn private life, Heath is an mlhuslasUc
musician · and an accomplished organist.
When he· gels a chance, he loves to
conduct choirs. Yachting is his other
passion.
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BY EVEN DOZEN
LONDON (UPI) -The Times of Lo~
don had the right election but the wrona
date -by 12 years -in compartna
the trend toward a conservative vlctOl'J
to llarry S. Truman's upset victory over
TI1omas E. Dewey.
"It looked like the most astonishing
upset of electoral prediction s1nce Harry
.Truman trounced Governor Dewey t11
1960, '' the Times said. The Trum1~
Dewey race was in 1948.
. lo !IY llidl tbl Cun&od!e -mrlns •""1 -Ille P,,.._ ''that -amendment ...Wd be a\Jecbed lo 11!1
evinlnl bou!'I lo ICt oa the blc:klol -I -~ ~y b e end of lite bill.
ol a~ bllla and allier Yllel -..,. lo proloct i-. 11vU ol Unllld <Jturdi -Byrd'• new 1111end-
domPltc lelltlall<o. that b1vo "''" plllq srei., ennec11...., --deployed." 1111111 limply opeu. out !ht preaidenl'•
up 1Inco Aprll. It. II e-1*i lo wlo llelN!1'11ib!IOlll • dlr •· ~• I hU ~ Tbe .,,.emmt, however, did not II>' aupport. • • powers u CODUn1D -Ul"QUe • w e -
peer to put the -re mudt c-Bickers ol'the ~ '--one ro)ected Int week would have
lo I ahowdown OD tlte peod1nf blD lo ment qulc:lllJ --k, -ndlna dlminWted, llld "''hap! Wrecked, Ille cut--olf lwtcll ·i.r llllurl U.S. mlllllry . it wu Clltly. aDlllhll' IA 1 ___ ol c_.a!Ol!ll power under W -Con-
operellonrln Cambodia. • .-Ially tnelllltlli'-polurtl ol 1111j>. llu.tloo lo ~I tht pum l\rlltp
Debale ovtr Jbe '"111toYlhlal -1. pod for pretlduitlal powin t b a I for the Clmbodla venture. ,P..-by-. Jelln Sllen-~ ~ oould nit lite IWIY .... U Sen. -P. Grtllln (ft.Midi.), tlte
(ft.Ky.) Mel Fronk Oturdt (0.ldalio), U ""*· --..-mlnlority !elder, said the new . became~ sldeVacted ql1n todlJ an 4dmlnlstrltion allies ,endoned it, call-_Byrd amendment wis even S,trooger thin
the I-th1t bu .,..,.... It from lite inc K •a m1jitc -by the 1ntht1r the lut and its puiqe woold bl a
Jl<lllel: whalhar tlte =-ire liUs IWI'/ bloc:.-, UY v1c:to<y fw the N1tlnlllrliion.
Killer Patrols '
Shot Civilians,
Troop Reports .
'Super Spy.' D.S. Satellit.e
Launched by Air Force
DA NANG, Vlelruun (UPI) -A teen-
aged U.S. Mutne Corponl lndey 10ld
a ·court inartlll board ~ watched four
other leatherneck member• of a. "kfiler
team" petrol ahool lo' deallt 1' Vllt-
namete women and chllllren in a
n!rtbern hal!!let.
Another Mlrlne lold the court that
uanythlna out after dark Is fair 1-.ne"
· lor such petrols, whldt normally oper1Je
In "holtlle" reJiON_.
CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -The Air
Force rocketed a aec:ret Ntellite toward
a distant orbit today In a project believed
teatm1 an advanced early warning
ayatem qlinst m1ulle r llaCkL ,
1be abot, however, Was believed to
be ,-npe1t ol two euller iaunchlnp
that -1atellltee Into neer..iatlonery
••dwell" orbiti that remain over one
bntld 1rt1 of larth.
The llrot in Ille ..-;u WIS iawtd!td
Allf. I, 1-. Into 1n orbit rancJng from
IUD ID M,111 ml!q hJ"1. Tha -
wu. fired April 13, 1911, lnlo an orbtt The teltlrnony Clmt It the C6Uf't
martial of Pvt. Mlchlel A. • Sdtwui,
21, of Weirton, W. V1., chlrpd wltli-
pmnedllaled murde< aioni with three
other Morlnea who wm be lrlod later. ·I Soyuz 9 'Lands Lanot Cpl. Michael S. Krldltall, II, )
of H1nover, Pa., thin and tnd titer · . , ·
being 11oop11a11 .... with ma1ar11. latllted w1• th Ne•., Mark he wat.ched the Marlne pttrol remove . n
five womtn and 11 chUdren from three
huts II the vUlqo of Soa Thing ialt
Feb. 11.
He 111d !be Marina cut down the
civlliana with Mt• automaUc rifles, .45
caUber platoil and 1 srenadl llUDCber.
Krtcl>len bu blen sruted lnmtunlty
from --to lallly 1t lhl trial,
--Aid lite llllblp --by the petrol le-, Pvt. 'Randall D.
llm<d, IO, al Calvin, 00.. He lllld
the M~ Oil I nlcht "tiller telm0
patrol on lite rt!iled Que Soa Vlllcy
fint -.ncJed I ....... Whl! trlod to
escape. and Herrod Ordlted Sclswan
lo "flnllh !tor off" with I pllloL
"fflJTOd told UI. to kill the rest of
the people," .Krichten uid. "He Mid,
'I w1nt thete people killed.' I turned
lo Pie (Tbomu R.) Boyd and 1aktd,
'Is he craZy ot what!' "
'lben, the CorpOral aald, "everybody,
abol." He lold the court be hlmieU
fired over the. head• of the victims.
I.Ince Cpl. Guy E. Freel llllllild
it Wit common ptactlct for "killer '
teams" thit 11anythJng out afttr dark
is f1ir game" and that he . had been
on patrols whUe civilians were 1laln
by htarlnes.
Freel, ol Elll T1wu, Mkll .• WU ·~
vised by the court of 1111 rJshll qalnat
sell lncrlm)nellOI! Ind liter ordered not
to speak "1th riporter1. • •
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System Devised
For July Draw
For Endurance
} MOSCOW (UPI)~-Russia's two-man
~ t space craft par1ehuted safely Jo earth in Soviet centr1I Asia today,
en41ni a mission of burly II days
tltlt veutted Ruaia lhaOd ol lhe United ·
states in the field ol 11-_'Ct endurance,
pit olllclal ntWI ll"'Cl( T .. ~.
C..--11 VllllJr l!evullanov and
Adri1n l'llblayty ~ under lhrff
perac:Itutes ltnm( lo lhelr 1Uvery Soyuz
at 7:51· a.m. EDT af\er a filght th•t
luted 17 days, II blurs and ff minutes
'lbe craft landed 47• miles west oC
Karaghanda In Soviet KIZlltttstan.
Medical checks made at lhe acene
showed the twO men "liad we'll withstood
the conditions of. welgl\tlelmess and the
fbibt," Tau uid.
Soyuz I had bialted off It 10 p.m.
(I p.m. EDI') on JW1'! I and the 11ndlng
today ecllpnd the former record held
by astronauts P'r1nt !Orman and James
Lovell, the Gemini 7 plk>ta who remained
aloft !<tr II days, eJt!tt holira and 35
mbiutel. ·
:JD,3111 lo M,nl milel hJlh.
Both ~ I.be earlier 11teWtes are ln
orbits that """' the equllor 1t ..
angle of about 10 degrees. In IUCb •
.path, they trice a flgurwight petttrn
above one area On earth. ·
lnlonned ..iurcea . said the utellills
are put of a new early w1ming l)'8'em
mentioned recenUy in ~
lestlmooy. D. John Footer, di!<clor al .
the Dtfen1e Department's reeearch pn>
grams, Wd. the United States WU ac-
celerallnl 1 allelllte l)'Slem deslpxl
lo provide early wll'lllnc qalnst Soviet
land 111d ,.._boaed mlsltle .U.Cks.
1be newest satelltte took off frem
Launch Pad 13 at 7:!7 a.m. EDT on ·
a two-at.a1e Atlu-A1en1 rocket &hat clim-
bed into the clear 1ty on a brlllllhl
pillar ol orange flame. M the machtne
reached the upper 1tmosphere, a kmg
white trail of vapor bloaomed out behind
ll.
'11>! J1unching wu not announced
ahead of time, but the !ID-foot rodcet
ll'as clearly vilible m ks launch pad
spouting oxysen vapor for more than
an hour -a rure 1ip a shot ls Imminent.
A launch attempt was called ofJ Tuesday,
apparently because of th r ea l e n, in I
weather.
It WU tfw first· 1i-:e abot from tht
cape linct April 2l when the National
Aeronautics and Space Administration
launched • communicationa lllellite.
Usually btlore spece lhotJ, the launch
time and details ot the mission are
annouDCed. Today's flight was only the
third secret orbital ltunehlng here in
seven years.
The Air Force advised news ~ia
two years qo that •me Defense Deput-
ment launchinp wer~ planned for U.
cape "requlrtng a greater degree ot
security protection than others made
in the past."
Mmt of the n1tlon'1 claMlfled military
shot.I ll't c1rried out from Vandfnbtr1
Air Foret Blee, Calif., where satellttee
are e111ly launched into polar orbttl.
The cape, however, is the best atte
for Jaunctiing into stationary orbJts with
• low 1n1Je lo the equator.
Rains Fall Over Midwest
WASHINGTON (AP) -Drift oltlc:lal1
have clevbld 1 thrtHlep lollery to
ertalre that the .. ,_ ol nwnllm
II random llld lh!ll -crMiolaln .11111
Surrounded the first drnirll lat
December. ·
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The new· system will employ bOth man
and computer when the drawiq ii blld
'July I to determine lite ·-In -
young men tum1nf II wm be ln<lld.e
into the armed f<rctl.
The plat\, 111 olftd&I aid, la not ytl
In flnll form, but olllclall bop< ID ·•void cltl,.... the l<>Cllled ftlbllowl mwtnc
held 1111 ,.., IH•nd men -
birthciayl feD Mrly In the year. '
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to ICl'll1lble the • days Jn 11!1 y-.
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put Into -rile tn,.lopel and llntlllld:
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enve!Gpe. The .... .....,_..,bl6d -
then would lie put In-"' llld ~
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The third lllp caill fw I l'!b~ drl•
ln111mu1r 10 the Gill held Dec. I. 1
:;: The order tn whkti a men'• bl""'-1
is dr1wn will dellnnlnt the order lit
··hk:lt hi l!ll'J hi drlfteil.
., Nixon Name~Official
. WABH!NGTOl'I (UPI) -l'ralderi
Nixon • -, umtlJ Liu.-H •
Sllbermon is U!"ltnemtlr)' of ,Labor.
Sllbennan, 11 a J\IUvt of Yc:d, P1.,
hat been the dtportmonl'• clilef lof1l
officer ind 1 top tnlorcement otrlctr
.. IOll<:ilor of labor.
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.The PeruVian town of Yungay in i.he Andei Mountains ls ·shown be.
fore (top) and after it wo.s destroyed by a mud slide CJIU&ed .by lite
eartltquake that shook Peru M1y at Moot ol lhe ctly'a :111,000 residenll
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House Sends Hist.oric B' l to · Senate
WASHINGTON' (AP)
Wholesale overhaul or the na-
tion'• mall system and aa
eight percent pay raise for
--!ui!!llM!J hav l!oeD .JJllllYYed
by the llou8e in an blllorlc
10-hour ae&$m marked by
iorne bitter floor e:1changes.
With uniformed mailmen _, the galleries• ud
~tempers growing ahorhxl the
floor. the Houae pa ...... the
refO(m-i>ay bill Th u r a d a y
-rilglil 357 lo 24 ud ~I ll
to the Senile.
An dforl lo J>8!5 only the
PQ-nise provision and reject
the p1a.-for an independeat,-'
aelt..a1pporUng Postal Service
w11 defeated 30I to 77. : control of &be maDI· to he: of~pp;::::~ ~( :oJ!~ independent1 -agency,
nallonwide mall strike evea They said reform is
though Senate action is mt a label fer a plan ->thal
expected until ofter the ;July restructure the postal sy
4 receu and final enactment but offers no asaurancJt'
appiears to be at least a month faster mail service, emc·
away. 1 and moderniiation. '
But opponent! said the "You can label a garba
Home "will live to regret. bil· can reform," aaid Rep. Wa .
terly" the day it voted to L. Hays (D-Ohio), "but wha
&I Ve up Congress' 111-year inside is still garbage."
.Wage, Price Contra
W ~ighed in CQngres
WASHINGTON' (AP) -The
issue of standby wage and
price controls shows signs or
igniUng a congijessional furor
over President N I 1 o n ' s
dOmestic policies.
"I think Congress should
consltler standby controls;"
Ho~. Democratic L e a d er
Asb·onaut
Takes Bride
SAN' AN'TONJO, Tex. (UPI)
-An Air Force chaplain has
disclosed be performed the
ceremony at which astronaut
Thomas K. Mattingly married
"a publicity shy" and "pretty
attractive little pl."
• Mattingly, 38, and Ellzabelh
Dailey, 34, were married at.
the Brooks Air Force Base
Olapel, Chaplain Patrick Mor·
rison said Thursday.
Mattingly was scheduled to
be 1he command module pilot
on board Apollo 13, but he
wai exposed to the Germu
measles and another bachelor
astronaut, John L. Swigert,
took his place.· Mattingly
never came down with the
measles.
Honor Ameri~a
Patriots Planning Program
WASHINGTON' (AP) -The
•aUon's capital will celebrate
the 194lh birth of the republic
with Honor America Day, h
series of July 4th events
designed to "counter all the
bad, thingl that have been said
abotit this co'untry."
.. This is America Day.
Anything that helps honor
Ame,rica we want." !aid J .
Williard Marriott, chairman of
H~ America Day.
"Jt'15 for people who love
'A{nerica," 1 be added. "We
want to COl.Ulter the bad things
that have been said about this
country and ~ there afe 1 some good tJUngs . to talk 1 about." · t (
Among the events planntd
are Olympic-style runners who
Will carry Amefjcan Oq:s )a
relays from Independence Hall
in Phila<lelphia, the Hall jil
freedom .at Valley Forge aDd
the Colonial Capital. a t
Williamsburg, Va. lo Wash· .
inglon.
JJ' Year_• Youag
. Mrs. Dora W. Johnson 1hows of7 a plaque given her
by the state of Ohio for being the state's oldest Jiv .. ~
ing woman -at least 116. Th~ state is checking
court records for lhe -possibility lbal.Mrs. Johnson
may really be 121. •
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DAILY PILOT EDITOBlll P.lGE -
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A Moderate Reqn~sj~ .. 1-
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It -ared that every po11tble restraint and w .. · Where, they ut; bal'll ll1llln lblmf ' ·'· ",; ."' ~. • ..
IUard had~bulll lnle~ege-otudtnl•--'1'" Seellnl oppoolllaD·GHbl ·Mdi:-~ llilM,"
propooals for an Oll<li forum. · -·-lhe·lludenll· uked for .-Puue ~ i.;-...... '
The forum, a grul)' knoll, wu lo have been a free balance the boenl'1 In== at tlit' pdlk':ma.., ".
lpeecb ..... Tha' ltudenll -..... ~Bit-~.,
Propc>oOd guidelines called for an application to ba ever 1e1t1n1 comlderallaa ·lllrouO Iha · -...Caattc
filed 24 boun in advance wilb tbe Coordinator of Stu· proct11i. •• • .< d111t Activities. Approval 1of tbe BIJPlication required
appn>nl of the coordinator and tbe college 1upertn.
lftJ<lent/prostdent.
Forums would have been llmlted lo :IO minu!el in
length. No amplification would have been all..,.ed, no
cla11es dismissed. Spealcer1 were required lo ·allow
qutltions from. Ille audience.
No presentation would have been allowed to ad·
\'Odite"the·overtbrow of establlabed government, can
for violence on or'" off c~pus, coribtin obscenities .• stiJn.
ulate· diJruption of the classroom process or engage in
character assassination. · ·
'lbese rest.faints and others were nailed down with
a aectton that stated violations would rest\11 in suspe&I
aion of the open forum for one school quarter.
San Clemente's Priorities . ,.
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The San Clemente blldJlt eque. ~t liiCliiilii.'_.:'I
needed lilt• for .• munlCljieJ fliiplOJd bu; l'llUJ!e\l1fil>'a·
•uuesled partial solution 91 duliloiil. :nlidlly.. "" ,.
In recent yean a fund baa......., bi lbo<Clty,fNll\. •
ihe alale paying back· fundl collecled locally In cllattt
taxes. . · . -
All $170,000 of that -11 in a fllncl' lo' .il!IPJOV9·
San Ciemente'a vo111MMr fire dejleltmenl tbM !Iii lhM ' ·
paid professionals. · . : · . · ·:, · : ; . , ', T. • .. •
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The forum seems a p_retty m®erJ_te r,quest -even
bland by contemporary collegiate standards -but
tnutee1 turned ii down. They maintain tbat public ooln· ·
Jon would be against it and that tbe college is dependent
on the public for Ill support.
Tapping "6,000 llaan ·u.. filnd ·1o btlp:-....
perceut pay increases ralua a Hl'loua:·.~, cl ·-ur1orlties. · ~-• _,...... . .c:.. ~.-,;...--11-...
If the financial pinch I• aeve?i now, will It· Ill· heifer
next year so the mo6ey could be retumld, ·1r1 ti. fire
department category! 11 It ,.iae to-delay DJllndlill'tlle
fire service In a town ol 11,0llO penqmf . ' ' · This lruslee theme II baco~ a JitUe fnyed
around the edges at Saddlebacli:, cularly in li~bt of ____ thLllloderate_to conservative a udil of moat of' tlie
students.
San Clemente's bard-working volunlffrs. · l!1'! ti,.
first lo admit the department need• upgrecllnC. t;tl!lcl(
response Umt lo·lire calll,obvloalbl1 no.I.-rapid wWa ·
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~1114" The students argue with conalclerabie Justification
that Saddlebeck bas never had a major incident, that
the students have been temperate and worked within.
the system. * •
a volunteer department, ho!rever dadicated. ; · · .
It ~uld '°"" wise to pve Sari. Clemente lire· Hn'•. Ice a high priority in :workln1 tbl'Olllh tbe 1970-71 bud•OI. lhlcli:et. . . . ~ 'Sir, fre 3rd p/at,oon ~ l:hip;:..;in and would like to buy 40 Thai
· aoldkrs i take our place out IU!re. •. ·
: How to Reach
'Fhe C-am-pus -
Stwlies Group
To the Ellltar'
Your editorial entilled "New Voice
ol Ileum" (DAILY PILOT J1111 11);
demibed a mtl..New Left ,arpnlpUop
-Campua Sludlel -,_.
niallnp, -.,_ -lplloo, ...
-"· Could ,.. pnmde me wllll lbelr
-.. -and lnlwmlllin ... bow
to oblala coplel of their m1!U"lli to
PAUL L. ANDERSON
Cdr., U.S. NaVJ
J!••u reader• have' c:o!ied for thia
tmM information. For Uttratvre and
f1<11h<r data, contact G"VOfll T,.._,
P. 0. BOl: 9655, SOil Di<go, Calif.
112109. Ttiepllan< 7141276.sl60 or in
Onmo• Countv, 7141615-5461.
-~ditor
Depra1'ltfl, Destl'tldlott
To tbe Edllm':
Tbe dty o! Aubeim -be held
aocountable for tbe 15 youtha who ...,.
boopitallud as • mull of tbe rock
feltival at the ·ltldlum. TbeJe fesUvall
haft lln>u«ht depravity, --and
-lion aa-11111 eoualry. It'• Ume -ts of -youlb demand lhal
-ir-hungry pn>molen be -I« cmlrlbutlng to tbe delluqueney of mlnon.
A.C. WHITE .
llMlepelHlellt Si.-
To tbe £ditor.
1l1'Y -the DAILY PILOT claim ID lie • RepullUcan -per when .
,.. don't endorse good Rtpubiicanl IUCh
• George Murpey, Jobn Sdlmlts, Or.
-!Wlerty or Oro lloberl Pttenon,
bat JOO -lbelr _.,ta eo ma~
i.r. II lhey're u far Jell • Norton
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MRS. A. J. TURNER
TTw DAILY PILOT Uall ita poliUco!
effUJo.tion a an indepndent UIOfPO-
pa. We endorxd Georoe Murphw in
... laal Q<Mnll rl«clion.
-!ditor
Bdie.n.'sBHI
To the Edllm':
I w• 1iad to ,.. your edltarlal can-
_, Beil..-'1 BW SB-R in your
...... Thia bW does deD7 -ta
Foreign Aid
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. I Dear
Gloomy
Gus: Responsibii~t,y ·of.: Eng. ish Teachers
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'Ibe adolelcent "ltudfnt.s" of Isla
Viola (in apite of adult bodiel) are
lltill lbe little brata who kicked their
fatbtn in tbe abina and then cried
wben their fathers spanked tbeml
-L. M. P.
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..-I rillU ovt< lbeir children. We
an requbed ·bJ law to give docton
a medleal releue for any other opera-u.m. lloel lhil bW mean we no lon&er
haw any coatrol over our children?
Don this mean that the ltate takes
over all rigl>ta In the future!
MRS. DOLORES KAISER
...._ •• Priorities
To the Elllto,:
l.quna Beach City COunci1 la at U
again • • • budget time • • • Qmnber
of Commen:e lobby time.
· -inlermalloa ... be-pandlod ·.., c:arda, coded, camputa1aed. ....,.,_
into flaabea of Usht ar "-and pro.
ceued ·by.macbinea. It""' be ttanlfited
from l!n&lbb to -to J-anel come blck Into
EngUah -ud come
out undia!Drted and llDCiwiced. V o u r monthlY bank 1tate-meat ·or tbe record ·
of your lnautance
paymeaU: are e 1 ..
ampi<a qt thia kind
of Warmat1cm.
-· Jt ii mcWy • coaverled wltboul
loa from one "D
-to another. Jobn H. Wl1'mt ol Ille Llwrence Ra<ltaUaq ~tGry celll ii
"transformable" information, u -to that whlcb ls "non-tranlformable."
"Non-tranlfonnable" ~ ia
that w11tc:11 ' la coolalned, fCll' eumple,
In • poem .... -d art. Mr. w-llbutnto this Pfiil bJ .,.,.,..-... ...
·the difference "tween To,nblt'• 11-
volume "A Study of Hllt«7" 1Q11 a.
oi.wlume condemaUon. 0 wbids -
aunmarlRs ~·· ldeu, liul faiJa to re-create tbe Toynbee -.M.•
T~'a villon ol man and Mlloly
goes beyond his lacia and tbe«lb. Thal
Villon ii "oon-triodonnlblt."
'Uitlriileu oftan be parapllrssed ;
their ~ t be trlllllformed
for oomputer !""olai ..
In, Giber ..... of tbe lllOll
Important blf<lnnalon In the world, in-
formation about Id.-we feel and react.
about our lean and joys and pwions,
11 not transformable ·information. It is
inlonnation uw· i.., \o be experienced
rather than aimpi)i rea . ·
1llul, despite the . d PfOll'etl of tedmolOfY and tbe Inf lion ociences,
-. of Ensllob . apeedl. o! atyle
and rbetorlc, -· have• fUnction In Ille W«ld. Tbe)1 tbeir -
bow lo -to -to poetry
and eloquence -evaluations, the
feellnp, I be · onnable ex-
pOdeiica of tf1e -1
TEACHERS Of' LISB and speech
beve 1 hup Wty · to com-
m9!1i<atlon. Some of '1tbeit students ore
IOinl to be lcie!ltlill and some are
loin( to be laW)'en or polllidana or
~ men or poets. To all their
studmb they 'must ··· teach ·the re-
quirements of clear, verifiable, lcienUflc
prwe. To all their ~tudeuls they m~st
allo teach eioqueuce. Tudlm of Encllah
and sp<ech beve 1 responsibility not
lull to Ille world of--ii14\rature, but to
the entire Intellectual community, tcien-
tlllc, political and philosophical as well
as humanistic. -
Semanticists are often uked, ••0o you
think all problems are verbal?" I have
answered this question in a variety of
waya, but I think the best answer was
gl\'en in a poem by Claude Coleman
of Southern Illinois University:
KEEP TALKING
All problems art not mere})' verbal,
1be philosophers tell me in uncounted
thouands of ..--but
I IJied rnUinl Jove with my mouth
laped llllut
And I lost my ~e.
l tried makini friends with my mouth
taped shut
And I· lost my-friend .
l tried making war with m)' mouth
taped stiut
But· no one wu angry and the ohoolin&
llopped.
1 went about the. street with my mouth
laped shut
And they took me to the nutboule.
Where I am to this day
Wondering
If ill problems are not merely verbal.
87 8. L e.,obwa
l'ftlldeat
San Francisco Stale Co1111• Lut year the v.ote wu to deprive
Laeune youlb of recreatlGO depaitment
funds which were sacriflced for a police
van to tnnsport prisoners.
1be lt79 contemplated budget cuts
ftflecl tf1e -e questloubie, council
ludcmenl• abandoning the T .. n Center
(where, natJrmlly, can any other com-
munity bout similar, wholeeome, ocean.
froot lmlacape for Its klda!) 1nd reduc:-
1111 the Jlfepard service. This ia the
same u eUmi,,.ling lbe 11"' department
in an aplotivet factory •• ~ in a beach
community, the lifeguard lo ocean We
safety imlrance.
A Young Grad's • 1ew 'of the World
WHAT 00 14Jpayina residents of
I.qupa roc:ofve in return from their
newly-elected counci.lmen? Well, the
rnercblntl 1et three foot -patrolmen to
pollce h downtown .buslnea area ...
Ute ~ allo get addltlonal
streetlWeepiq; two mare gumshoes
(detectfvet); and the town's first-ever
ol&ctol dty dol<aldler.
Councllmon Lori' jultllles this lhel~
game bJ ocmmin& t b •I crime "la ~.· And, ..... abeolutely
rlcht-1ar right. Nol ODfy ar< Loguna
youth bein( -bJ • paucity of needed recreational servites, the City
Ccnn:ll ia •Ito aleallng from this beach
city'a vital We...,-d oetYice.
WASHINGTON -In lb la ....,.
mencement Ha.ion and as ...,.....
readiJ1I malter I« l'nltdtnl NIJGn'1
new Conunlllion an CUnpua Unrut, we
are moved to turn over 11111 .,_ to
a YCKlll man DIHber of w Dow11 Wiliiazn C. Placher of thl dm cl llJI,
.Wabah (Ind.) OolJe&t, majw ,__
dwbole 1ndualloa-·-:
". • .In Jiii, wbeo mOlt cl U1 ...
in Ute~ ..... SOcnWJ 'Ol ·lbl
Army Wilbur BrueUr -tllO A!Mrtcan people 11111 wtllln· • • JW
or two the Cornmumt tbnlt ta ~
would be ended. In 1111, -'ft,...,. '°""""'°'" In billl IChool, Doiimo Secretary· RolJert M<Nomara pr-
that America -ID V-1"'iuld behmnebJOW-..• .
"A YIAR LATltit, Lyndon MtllDft
was elected m the promblt · llM
American boy1 would not have ~ a-war for Aalul. Few ,... •
Richard Nlzon WU 1)1cted ,tn I
IN EFRCI', this tlel • prlcetsg to . to end ·tf>e Wiii'., And • ,_ Ud •
lbe Uves of every t;qunan, their chi-.bell altar Iha~ Ille -_.... beta
ancf l!1l<lls wtio know alid enjoy the were ldlled in Cambodla.-
aalubrity of .ocean budl ncniallon. "Can we be blomed I« .,......
One Jllllillabl1 aitldled city boon-~ •bout wbel -.... ,...,"
dogie could be llUblUlllted for 111... tella .. •boot ~! We 0!9 told
budlelary antlc:a: widld tbe annual that Amer\<lnl aro ftiblinl l<ir'U. ri&l!I
$31,IOO ~ of Commerce ad-of Ibo Vltlnom• to -tlll!r °""
vlrtlaill pork-l>lml and inveot these IOV•nnent, but we bavo nad OWIFt
funda, iMeld, in the hnrl of Lquna Et.wn.._er's ahtsal'"' that U f,.. eleo.
••• 111 ...adem, Ila youlll alid 1 beecb-tiono In Vi-bed DOI been ~
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With dtitl and --aJib eNJllinl
into vioitoce and manklud apparenUy
fatad in. the end to link uoder tbe
mus of Ila 9WD .-re. It .,re1y lakH
DO partlmlar tmlsht lo be dipruled.
And ., It 11111 ,.... worthwhile to
look for -for hope. L« w_e offer ,... -,,_ts to lhore up tbe .... ,,, tlll lima.
. '. ··Better B'' lore Death-.. -.. .. ' . .. ·.
'DI r vll•Lmrpa · --. " -· . --·--..,.._ and DOI
lftl, -lhef ~·' *' """ -thin 1-; Md, -·--DOlblaca ' 'Ibeodare Rciialeftll'1 wt obllrvaUan : community priority: a 'l'ihniniatered, by tbe United Slalel in 1115 Ro Oil
w••'---ted, and welHlalled Minh would beve -m °'""*'• · ~ vldl>ry.. '
I« -NJ*1nc .. the put "'· ~.·-··.
• • • • "Amanwhobelmnr-toldlool
may --• lnialll car; but H ... bu •. 11111""1l7 -lion, be ..., .. -'BRUCE S. TOPPING • ...
Dear Fem: .. •
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dear. How coolll 1111 wU• loave
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_ ..., ---for -""" ... no problelm. • • •
_ Ole ol Ille -infon!ulllve Ind COll-iiriCtlvf'~ '1'¥iniiI "' our alann
erbM iltuauan . In the u.s. 11 .. The
HOMll Polllldu'1 Jlulde to Crimi Coo-
trol," by tn ,..ress1ona1 crlilllnololillll -,,, ..... -·-..,. .. .. ' ... -........ ,,, Prildll
l •bo -auc:tl1 what can, and muat
be -(Unlverlit7 ol Cblcqo Prell •.• ). .
lbe ctemona that betel men, be wn>tt:
"For ev~ day there die among iis
&hose who were doing us some good
and knew it was never enough but ~
to improve a litUe by Dvina;.• 1
" ... ·.1UIRD IS a movie callfd 'Butch
Cuaidy and lbe Sundance Kid.' While
the heroes, or antiheroes, are anly
-life's loam and end up -.
Ibey have • beJl of a lol of lull aJoni
the w1y.
"'n!ere's a feeling around thlt if cne •.
can't actually do 1111thina •bout vi-..
or raelam or j>olluUon, one can at l111t .,
beve the decaney to be mlaerably -...
py. I think that's lllDpid.
"A ...i c:oocem for -problems
maka us w1111 to -tbe joy tbat
-in Ille -Id. •. 'Ille -,,,
ll70 -DOI -1 -d luU of '
ctam. --11111 pertiape we'll ham that lben! ... ...... tlllnp to :
-in IDll! thin In daplae; perllopl lmowln( It Will never be _., In ·
<bell(I Ille world, ... will llCI -· _,. tbtp .. HjlOCled ... -;
pedllpo we'll beve • lol ol lull aJaec :
the ny .•. "
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....,.,., ... topica of -ad aipwl,_, ~ prollfdfoo •
f..-fOF 1111 ·--of o•r nlldt,., opfftlona, ood bu ......... ":r.,,.. <fl ..... ---pofnta o i.fomacd obHnJCn olld apolct....,, on topica of ... ' q . \ l
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Membership Rare .
-.1n-Se-c0Ild-€hance
By L. M. Boyd gentleman In queSUon ll!Tlllg·
BRAINS _ say you own a ed the aforesaid remem-
horse, a cow and a mule. And brances through an outfit here
the barn catches fire. How called "Gift Perpetual." 'lbe
would you go about getting organization contracts for 5',
the three animals out to 10, IS years or whatever Ui
safety? So inquired a mail such presents to belov"'
'subscriber, and l asked a survivors. Lawyers let up the
veterinarian. Said he : "By the service when making out wills.
time you get there, the mule
will have kicked the door down CUSTOMER SERVICE -Q.
and be gone. So you-shoo the ''Among those who drink hard
the cow out, then blindfold liquor, how much does the
the horse and lead it away average man in this country
, --·-~
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Father would !Ike a new
belt designed by Paris
We hav.e a vast selection of styles that look so
gr\!at with 'Whatever hther wears. Dressy or cas-
ual. Many reversibles. From 5.00-7.00
men's fumishings 80
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jeans with a d.ouble row
of buttons th'a't show
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Button-up eight. Isn't that great? Two rows of four
frir t!'e newest look in jeans. !hese hug t~e hips to
frt trrm, then flare out wide at the bo11om. Coubn .
Purple, while, or brown. Sizes 28 to ·36 . 9.50
p.ace shop l 30
last." If accurate,tbis gives put away every year?" 1 A.
you a rou&h idea of the About a plk>n and a tillf. JJt---------------------------~
relative i.ntelllgence of mulea, During Prohibition it wU-I ~-
and ho ... '
couple of g8Dons ... Q. "Haw cows . • . he bout come you never ar a
MIRACLU -The Second any tornadoes in Europe or
Chance Club Is an unorganized Asia?" A. -All-I-know about
8.ssoclalion of citbens who in that is approximately 49 out
one way or another have of 50 of the world'• tornadoes
miraculouslY~survlved .alfhoSr crop-up in therUni~·Statea.
certain death. I belong. How ·about you? Long-time presi-YOt!R . HEART, PAUSING · ' after every beat, resls one-dent of the group was a seag~ sixth of· the lime. So reports
ing C a r pent er named a medical fellow. In othm'
McWhlrter. During World War words, if you worked as hard J, a German submarine shot out from under him the as your heart, you would be
British ship Abouklr. He was up and at it 20 hours a day·
rescued by the British ship •.. DIVORCED MEN get si<:):
Hogue. It was p r o m p t I Y about twice 11 often as do
torpedoed by the same sub. married men. D i v o r c e d
He then was rescued by the-women, however, do not pt
British ship Cre~. It too sick any inore often than do
was Immediately sunk by that married WJ)llleh. Or so the
su b. All within one hour· si.tlstics indicate. Can you ex-
Here's to Mr. McWhirter -plaint this pecullarlty?
clink! -wherever he be. Jn c id en ta 11 y, it was that Your questions and com.
trilogy of terror which led ments ere welcomed and
to the rule now common will be wed in Checking
.among all navies -that no Up wherever pouible. Ad.-
ship engaged in !ea battle dress letters to L. M. Borc:J,
1ha11-sl0p to pick up survivors. Box 1815, Newport Beachi
CONSIDER TID8 -He died ;:;:C;;;a;;;li;;;f.;;;9;;;2;;;66;;;0;;;. ====;:;!
In 1966, but a ·half dozen of
his relalives aUll g e t
Christmas pre1ents from hlm
every year. Wllh each goes
a card : "Merry Christmas
from your Jate Uncle Willi."
ThlS is Belglup>. And the
Who Cares?
No other "ew1p1per ii• tt.1
world c:ere1 ebout your commu-
"itv like v•ur community Jeilv
"ew11"1per doet. lt'1 tho DAILY
PILOT.
DO CHURCHES
REALLY .CARE •
ABOUT PEOPLE?
MMy Churches Love P'Hple
How Can You Tell? * Visitors are genuinely welcomed * You ire a person, not 1 number * In time of nHd, you ertl helped * lovo is obvious .
-(( You wont to return
• FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
HUNTIN5TON llACH
MAIN AND ADAMS
1:30, 11:00 .... 7:•
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pick a wallet for Pop ·. . .
with sufficient space
Give him a wallet that gives him-plenty of room -
fot his cards and cash and other things. Our wal-'
lets do just that By Sheldon. From 7.50-10.00
men's fumiShings 80
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may co south coest !>laze, sen cliego Fwy. et .bristol, ceste-me1e, 546-932 r
ahop mondey thru 11turcl1y I 0 e.m; to 9:30 p.r:n., 1undey noon 'til 5 p.m.
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• DAILY 'ILOT FridlJ, ...0. 19, 1970
·Ne Mere Privileges
TechnicolOr Ends
Murphy Relations
,_ NEW "YORK'°1"AP)-=-&! .
George Murphy will stop
receiving all special privileges
from Teehnrcolor,-Inc.. the
company's , new cbalrman
says.
William E. McKeMa told
a news conference Thursday,
'W-e...-dOli't-' -~
he WIS pttlng."
The Cllilomla ReJlll~.
a · fmnf.r actor aeekfug re-
. eledion,. wu: one ol lt dtrec-.
tors to· r..ip from the com-
pany aller a proxy dilpule.
C<lmpany offl<lall aald they •·oukl not hive access to
Tecbnicolot'1 books unUI Mon-
Budget Talks ?·~·urphy say• 11e had •
S20,000_a year ~~con--wrm-n IA> ---uacr with the company and n' De ng that ,Tecbnlcolor WU paying
hall the 191 • monlhly rent
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The on his Washington apartment,
Jegislalive baltJe Over ·-Gov. whlch doubled as 111 office.
aealan•s M.47 bllliOO 1970-71 ~tl'lcted at his .Beverly
I behind _,_ Hills, Caltt., home , Murphy
a'lale budget wen uur said fll bia apartmeof. in ''The
ed doors today in what pro-' Colonade" on New Mexico
mised to be a long ne1otlating A\•en.ue, "It was rented.fn lieu
session between Senate and o( ·an oftk:e that wu costing
Assembly leaders. Technlcolor, Inc., about $100,-
At issue are cost-of-living 000 a year.
pay hikes for. college. pr. "1be company said it was
lesson and inst.ructon, ~ tat.lng the apartment and told
threat of a general cul in me, 'Why don't you use it?'
all state pay raises, shift of J said I would do so only
$18 million out ol lhe highway on condition I pay hall the
fund, a 1,.5 percent across-the-rent. 1 allo paid for my own
board cut in all state pro-l e I e p h o n d ; swim pool
grams and 41 specirtc pro-privilqtt and for the garage
gram cuts. ftnt." ·
YOU GET 104 DAYS
OF VACATION A YEAR
H•o's H-Th -'-Ry C.. bJeJ n-
l ust published, a complete 1uide book of attractions In
Southern California for the r..w.nt u well u the visitor.
Thia: new book lists lOO's of excltin1, intereatlnr places to
go, things to do and spots to visit Many·are tree, all are
inexpensive and they are just a short drive away. Send
$3.50 for your copy of WllKIND HOLIDAYS and get in
on the fun!
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I".~ .... "6, IM JnR C.pfstraM, Callt. tH7S
It's
DAILY
PILOT
2 .. for -1 Nile
' OUT AT
' THE OLD .
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PILOT PETE INVITES EVERYONE TO
SEE THE ANGELS PLAY KANSAS CITY
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, AT HALF PRICE
Get two r11•r•ecl 111t ticlteh for tti1 W1cln11cl•v nigtit, July t,
Ant•lt "'• Roy•h , .... , •f An•hei• St•diull'I for th• nor'"'' pri11
ef ene ticltft. fluy one; tho DAILY PILOT t i••• you ,.,.J
2 $3.50
2-$2.50
ncms -TIClllfl
fOl
$3.50
$2.50
You c111 ••••••• 111 utire 1tctlo11 or lu•t tw1 1••t1. lut t•t-vour-
''"' togotti., llOW •-' 1t11il ,i11 IM onlM ail111lt "91ow witt. cti.clc
., ll'IOHy onl•r IM c•••, ,io•M I •11111 hurry". D1•lllll11• fir ticket
.n1.,. i1 J111te 2,.
E.,.19 Blrll Be•••
Opot1 to Hya-oMI 9irl1 16 y••~ o\111 otMI yo111ttor, l11clud• wiMI
• ticlc1t order • 1t•t•1t1•11t of ICNI w•nl1 •r l11t: ''My f•.,.rit. A11-
9,1 it li.c•Ull " E11trlM M111t Ito rMliv•cl
lly t10011 o• Ju110 26. Wi11111r will -.t hi• (., ltorl f•fffito Aft.
t•I, will roc•i"I four tic••h for • ht.re A11t1I ho1t10 t••~ o...I
will ,.c•i•• 1 "••1btll 1utotr1phMI ~ th• A.1110111 Th1ro II be
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"'-R ay Area Transit Strike Ended by Driv~rs -
memben from eoc:11 11c1e, wm
act on 1he ract-llndliig com-
mlllee's recornmaxlotlon and
determine ultimate w a I e
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Settlement Hawthorne
Christian
Schools
lft ,OUNTAIN VALLIY
16U5 lreekhunt It.
714-M2..U12
LONG BEACH, Calll. (AP)
-A woman whole husband 1 conlmitted suicide 36 hours
after his release from a state
mental hospital was awarded
a $125,000 judgment by a jury.,~~~~~~~~~~ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""1 Louise Boyce, 45, Long
Beach, contended in a
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LA to Vegas
Transport
Set in 1980
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Tourists from S o u t h e r n
California who like to see ~e
wheels of luck spin in l:.as:
Vegas may-not have to use
any lo get there a deca~e
from now. And it would only
take sUghUy more than an
hour.
The idea is for a high-speed
ground traru1portation system
linking the gambling mecca
with the projected Palmdale
Interconti~ntal AifWrt in the
Antelope Va11ey.
A report, commissioned by
Las Vegas businessmen and
the Los Angeles Department
of Airports, was made public
'I1rursday,
tt calls for whttlless air
cushion vehicles. 'Ibey would
spin through U-shaped con·
crete guideways at speeds up
to 300 miles per hour_.
The estimated cost of the
system is $561 million. Ex-
perts say it would fully pay
Itself off within S1h: years,
except for operational costs.
The fare: $5 from Los
Angeles to Palmdale, directly
north or the city, then an
additional $18 to Las Vegas.
A I.AS Vegas-to-Palmdale run
woukl be '14.50.
Incomes Rising
SACRAMENTo (AP) -
California personal income
rose 1.5 percm during the
first quarter of 1970, an in.
crease of $1.17 billk>n over
the fourth quarter of 1969.
malpracUce lawsuit that four
doctors at Metropolitan State
Hospital in Norwalk were
negligent in releasing her hus-
band, Robert Boyce.
Boyce, 37, killed himself ln
a Long Beach shipyard in 1964
by attaching a hose to the
exhaust pipe of his automobUe
and inhaling carbon monoxide.
Boyce suffered f r o m
' ' s c h i z o p h renic-reacUon,
paranoid·type" alcobolsm, said
Mrs. Boyce's attorney, John
Trotter Jr., adding that from
1960 to 1964 he made several
sulckle attempts,
A Superk>r Court trial, in
which Mrs. Boyce sought
$250,000 damages, e n de d
Thursday. Dr. "George Abe,
medica l direc t o r at
MetropoUtan aiilone Of four
·doctors named in the suit,
said Boyce "seemed to make
rapid improvement." When
Boyce was released, Abe said,
"we acted on our best judg·
menl at that time.
He said a psychiatrist,
nurse, social worker and
psychologist recommended the
man's release from the
hospital.
3 More Gls'
Mutiny Raps
Overth.rned
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
U.S. Court of Military Review
has overturned the mutiny COil'
victions of three more of the
27 men charged in what the
Army called a mutiny by
prisoners at San Francisco's
Presidio Stockade in 1968.
The court upheld the con-
vicUons of the three soldiers
on lhe leuer charge of
"willful dl9obedience of the
order of a superior com-mlukw\ed olricer" in the cases
of Pfc. Jchn D. Colit and
Privates Louis S, Osczepinski
and Lawrence w. Reidel.
In Jts flndlfCS, made public
Thursday, the court said "the
facts of the cases were in-
sufficient lo mppori • finding
ol gu!lly ol mutiny." II allo
slated .that the law officers'
instructionl on the olfeme of
muUny were deficient.
The tii.t ol the mutiny con-
vlctloos to bO overiumtd
came Tueldl,y kl the case
of Private _,. D. Sood
of Oakland, Calif.
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Et Toro co Deelaff8 ............... ., . . Tormenting Rectal It.ch Of . '-Ma,rine-A ir Statio-ns H ere:..to 'Smy---.-.lnflamed Hemorrhoid Tissues
Promptly Relieved
By STEVE MITCHELL
Ot 1111 Del" l"llM Stiff
Oifi~er Dono-red June 30 Set
For · Election From Wire Servicts t
SAN FRANCISCO -A suil . SA .Negro's Heroism Cited
againsl a Fullerton c i t y
ordinance banning distribution ~ SANTA ·ANA -Thia city 's
of a throw-away paper 19 1n first Negro police orbcer has
jeopardy today, since the ~n. honored as Sa~ta Ana's
bl. 1. .1 If . I Officer or the year. pu ICBIOn !SC IS a so a~ p Im ff. l . atro an ar an D. parently_ in ~rouble. Lambert, 33, actually received
The Ninth U.S. <;ourt of A~ two awards in the Santa Ana
peals ordered the Sunday Mall Rotary Club c e r e m o n i e s
Inc., to show cause by July Wednesday -"Offlctr of the
10 why its suit challenging Year" and "Officer ~r ~ . . . Month.'! They brought him in. the law ag ainst d1str1bution scribed plaques and c:heck.s
without recipients' consent-for $50 and '25.
shouldn't be dropped. Lambert immediately 'turn-
If owners can't, l hen ed over the $2S check to the
perhaps bankrputcy trustees Santa Ana Boys Clut; He gave
can, if they are appointed by the ·$50 to Director'.1'11Ue Crlt-
1 that·Wne,rthe court declared. terldon ·of the Jerome Center
Rotarians noted t h a t
Larribert, who WIS hlred by
tHe Santa Ana Police Depart-
ment nearly' four years ago
and who is one of four Negroes
on the dty force, last May
26 pulled two yoW'lg children
from a burning Santa Ana
home at comiderable risk to
himself.
SANTA ANA -JUne 30 was
offici11ly set Wednesd1y by
the County B o a r d or
Supervisors for the mandatory
special run off election to fill
the unes:pired term of the late
James B. Utt in the 35th
Congressional District.
In the balloting, State Sen.
He then, accompanied by John Schmitz (R-Tustin) will
firemen, made repeated at· face Demo c r al David
tempta to reach their mother Hartman of Santa Ana to
but was beaten ~k by smoke determln\ which sball occupy
and flames. The w o m a n the Cong'tf5$1onal seat 1mtil
perUhed in the fire. next Jan. 3.
Police Olief Edward J. In November; Schmitz faces
Alleft hailed the aw1rd 1s "a another Democrat, Tbomu
gftat honor to 0 f f i c e r Lenhart of Santa Ana, in a
Lalnbert an·d . thfs run off for the regular tw~
Give. Prom pl, T em~r1ry R'elief in Many Cues From
Rectal Jtchinir and Pain Caused by Inflammation.
Ntw "\"orlr, N.Y. Then'• an ax· clu1lve formula that"in case
pfter caM PJOmptly reli•ve• auch btirning Itch and l)llht of
piles tor hourlt and lt alao hi!!lplt 11hriuk awelilnr of hemorrhoid
th:11ue1 caultftd by infl1mmalion.
'And It doe1 ii: witboutnarcotica
or a.11tring~nta th.at oltu aUng
or 1111art. ·
Tests by docton on. hundreds
o.f p:itientlt showed tliia ao. Thl ·.
a111wer i1 P're,.rotioft Jr. Ne
preacrjptioa it ::1eeded for
PrepanUon tL
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20•28
A GEORGE COLOURIS PRODUCTION
SPONSOllD Iii The Oronge."County &uild er1
A1tn. oM The Oronge County Chopter of the
Building lnduttry ANociofion. . '
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A brief filea by publishers at Jerome Park ~ the D-or the weekly item "Tempo" structioos that t~ ,ffarid&. be
claimed a circulation o r ~ to .purchase ts' o r f s
500,<m in Orange and Los uniforms for · ~~ be J n g
Angeles counties, with ex· -coached J>y the ~ Dielo
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pa~n plans in the works. ~arsers' ~cteri;. .
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MORTUARY
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ITAUAN HALF SL!EVE
SWEATERS
$25 TQ $28 VALUES
. NOW$15 .
TERRY LINED ROBES .
SLACKS
'KNIT SH;RTS •
BERMUDAS •
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3467 VIA UDO, NEWl'ORT BEACH
PARKING FOR AS MAN'f CARS
AS YOU OWN •
1hey still do.
·our bockyofcl wosn 'I much loloCi We iise our bodyard.:We !lore' -work ho•ottrocled not .----
of when we bought it in 1954. natural gas In the sand formorions just admiration, but b
So we changed it.. ~low, os a reserve for Los Angeles friends •
-_Worhng_.wlth..our neighbors,_YllJ.-....-'and..So.U!h!ir olifomia. Whero WO And kids. a · ·--+H
carted away the debris of decodes. mu51 have equipment, we coo itWitfi
Re -shaped the fa ce of the land. bushes and lrees ..
Planted shrubs and tree~ o.nd gross We're porliculorly pil>osed tholwo ~~1~~~~
~nd ivy. have many more neighbors. Our We're I.....,. In llM&wt •
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_-Thursday's Closing Prices · Complete ~ew York Steck Ex~li&nge List -
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Finance .
Briefs
CHICAGO (UPI) -Quaker
Oats Co. announced Wed-
nesday it will build 1 new
froun food plant al Jackson,
Tenn. The plant will tum out
Aunt Jrmima (roz.tn baked
products. The Beare Co. of
Jackson will build a cold
storage ••rehouae adjoiniog the oew plant.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UPI) -
COlt-Uiilustries, Inc. 's Cruci·
ble specialty metals dlvislo:1
has produced what is believe1/
to be the flrst succeuful tape
controlled hydraullc forg fng
press for the steel Industry .
. The press now is in round
the clock OJ>eration working
from a file of more tqan 1.100
tapes for various operationl .
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I .. .. • JI DAILY PILOT f•ldor. JUno 19, 1970 / •
Polls T~ke · ·severe .Beating • Ill Britain
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RE·UPHOLST~ , . c-...ie s.1eeate. of
coullltd." • "We liiCf not expected aich · thougi\I"" maverick Tory f'aftrlea llldlMll,..1
Mosl Polls ~ their anai • loo!' turnout. 'I/• took ~ le111lator -p.,..u; with Lilllls and Vats
samplings at the end• of lut last sa.mplina on Sundly even-h11 m 1 d c a m p a I g n con-
week. and the betWUnc of ing -befort the Nd trade centtatioo on r e s tr i c t I nc • ......,. Cf?"""-Ahn,.
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LONDON IAP) -The po 11;5.. Tb e y .h ·a v e Research Center -1 perce9t
Britllh •lecllon. with I ls been lllown skJ>-h!ib. for lhe Conaerv1tives.
lttWIUonal win f~r the un-··No'.one in poUUcs will ac-Dr. Henry Durant of Gallup derdot Conlervabves, h 11 . cept the polls as beifl& worth explained: "Thls is a techni-'
leY!el"ely d a m a g e d the anythillg ™"'' " que ind you pm from eJ:·
credibllllY of ~lie !J>inioai I ~·-I-•·1 "· per'ence You mnnOe 1lwavs jiOlli,lpolillciil eiPiz'tS SifcJTo.m.wute Y -~re veq ,, • Thu ...... the polls lined up be rillit. . ~Iii the polls but one this W;f: Marplan -1.7 per-"As f have alaways suspect.
predicted 1 Labor victory _ cent 01-bor lead; Gallup -eel the question Of turnout is
this week. ORC, &be dowt deficit reported; ~i-·"_noowhite Imm i C..U..ti..oJL,1---~---"'"-'------'\t::.O
to tho _.11 ,... !lie ..... a-the lutuH;-,. 01' "btougbWolen lo the T-CD!9,SKI 1131 N._T a.YD. test opinion.' Moll polls were wUI try lor a sampliila closer in the last week." •·
also convinced the good to voting day -and ,Ul work Peter Radford of Marplan 11'1'. os. ,1v1 COSTA MBA CM-?~
wealher' would brhlt! 1 record toword a "iopl>LstJc1ted and said he allo lielieved there Pll""ae a.c•-14• .c turnout of voters of aboUt 7WO accurate:• prediction •of how had been a bi& voter switch • ~ _.. percent -whereas less than .many people intend•. to vote. ·in. Uie last 10 days. He added I:==;:::===.------'---.--'===;,:..:;;==;
It percent ... believed to Gallup did not uy whether be dldn'I think the . retUll "'-.Jay's' Stocb' Tod. at b• •·-•·Ude n,....,..,.....1"""' 7.04 percent for Labor: Na-supreme." , ·some " ... ..a I<!~·~· tlonatOplnian Polls -4.1 per-w111· Gallup· avoid sticki"" 'The pollsters today blamed •• last-minute l\fltcbes in voUng cent '"*' Labor; Lou -Harris · its neck ouf ne_xt time ? "No.
intentic:m aOd slow turnout in the Daily Express -Z 1bil is on6 1ame·wbeie you
' of voters for the error. percen( for Labor; Opinion have to stud up aod be
''The Tory victory both con·
founds and disgraces all of us
who have reported the election
campaign," wrote G e o r g e
Gale in the London Evening •
Stendard,....!!We have~all been
the dupes of the poll~. No
political journalist wi ll ever
__ _,a,,gain allow himself to"'"'be~l--baiii600ir.Clo f pollsters.
The London Evening News
scoffed! "The public opinion
Polls have taketi the biggest
battering iR their'. s h o r I
history. The ·polls will Ml have
much impact for many years
to come."
Said leadiilg L a b-o r I t e
Michael Foot: "The results
have demol~hed belief in the * * ·-r:r
Tories Due
To Change
Emphasis
LONDON (AP) -As
Edward Heath 's Conservatives
prepared to take over the
British government, t b e y
share wilh Harold Wibon'i
Laborites the -s a m e bi-
lemational aims Qf extending
British influence abroad, pro-
lecting the nation's interests
and remaining loyal to its
allies.
But In style and emphasis
Sir A 1 e c Douglas-Home,
Heath's likely choice for
-J foreign secretary. will differ
from Labor's Michael Stewart
a..1 at least three major issues:
-Nuclear weapons policy.
-Britain's role in the PRODUCT·Of.THE.MONTH
hive voted.'' · · , ' ·it would cblnge it.a-procedure. WOJ!d bave much effect""'GD J.. UU
Said JllDOISpenceol·NOp: lllrrta' !'el« Bartr1m thepolllten-....ClallJ'.
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II la ;-t bad CIDd 19' It do
tU Job. Complet. with
bcstterlu Cll!d two bolua.••·
SPOBTSCBIP STF.F.BllG
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cmot!Mr ADdr.ttJ cu h•
pllot1 tbe old Ford to th•
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Pop H• 1111 way ho•• en IMi comes
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Persian Gulf, the Indian
Ocean and Southeast Asia.
-Relalions with the white
supremacy regimes ol South
Africa and Rhodesia.
In each of these sectors the
Conserv1tives hope tO
strell(tben Britain's natimal
·Electronic Servant
filUfil_ BOOB OPEIER •
f8BIEB TRAIL BLIZEB
STGfE
role.
In ~ nuclear f ie Id, the
Conservative program says
Britain must r e t a i n in·
dependent C o n tr o I of its
nuclear weapons to deter an
aggressor. The Labor gover,1-
ment assigned the nation's
total nuclear strike capacity
lo the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization for as Jong as
NATO lasts. But because of
doubts that "the United States
government will risk a
holocaust defending Europe
against nuclear blackmail,"
Heath has proposed. a joint
nuclear weapons program in
Western Eutope based on the
polling ol British and French
reJOUrces, know how, and ,
w e a po n s arrangements in-
cluding targeting.
It would require delicate
negotiations both with the
French and with l h e
Americans.
East of S u ez . the
ConservaUVes are pledged to
re verse Labor's plans to
.withdraw British troops from
their Persian Gull, Singapore
and Malaysian bases, a
withdrawal program. due to
be completed by the end of
J971 .
There have been sigm that
Malaylia anctSinppore would
like British forces to stay on,
and so would the Americans.
But in the Persian Gulr, where
a nEtr-ulilon of nine Afab
sheikdoms is forming, the
pointers suggest a continued
BritiJh praencc will not be
welcome.
Heath and his aides have
come out emphatically for bet·
ter working relations with
South Africa -and for a new
bid to come to terms with
rebel Rhodesia.
'Ibey hive promised to
cancel the Labor
pemment.'1 ban on the sale
al W.Poftl to South Africa
provided thole. weapons are
needed only for exter:nal
defense. 1bis doubtless will
touch off I storm ol prote$t
JD Bri&ain II wen as among
Allan 8Dd African members
' al lllf Unlled Notions. Tiiey illlo ..... pledpd to reac-
llYI.. Ille 1116 Simonslowll
-poet bindin& the Brtlilh and South Africans to
cooper... In defe... of lhe
South Atllnllc sea lanei.
llellh tond lloUJllJ.Home
lllft Aid they wtU make one
mare try IO rucb an agree-
--11111 .trllJ bdn& Prim< _ M!nWer Ian Smith's white
mlnarlt7 rqlme In -.,ia
bod< Into !he .llrllblt )Gld. IM
h -ullllkel1 Smith wllll--
&he up lndepeadence. even
·In deaJlns with I friendly
Conlel tltive · pvernmellt.
,
"-'co'• ftnl'qUCllllJ door
opell9I' at• price -cam ell II"
wllL Tlala lacl.d1es tM ldDd of ca-. -bcr.. out IMre. TOii ca bi11all with 1lmpM
bou"bold 9ools. Tnaualller \1
portalil• cnwl .Orb •p to 200
IMt GWGf.-n. whol1 1blDg
c-la a carry-out carlOD. A
"wll• ..:rnr·· ad a .. bock
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IM chy i.nllde tlw cor.
&" IEICB YISE
A lot of Ng99d 1e..J working
lor J'°" la thi1 YI-. Swl-.el .
ba .. and bam..•rlDf --.u.
Pop would lib II.
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Keying all activities ·to '·'learning effective communt·
cation as a key to a better world," members of. the Laguna
.. Toastmistress Club will celebrate their ttrft :·successf\t1
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President f.or a second term ii ?.lrs. Irene McClure
who will be installed with her board during a dinner· in
the Outrigger restaurant-on MOoday, JuM'22. . -.....
!)ther members of the executivf staff i inClude the
:P.tn'les. Andtew J. Wood, first vice president: E. C. Bo&rd·
man , second vice president: Thomas McKerlie, secretary:
J . A. Dickerson, treasurer, and J.E. Bethke, club.repre·
sentative. ·
?.trs. \Vood and Mrs. 'Boardman will fill dual roles as
program and membership chairmen.
Organized-with a group of 10 women interested in
improving their ability to express themselves more effec·
tivelylis Well as learn the technique of conaucting busi·
ness and professional meetings, the Laguna club has
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Following the theme. Toastmistresses have become
l. involved ur-Community affairs through speaking engage-
ments.
KEY TO COMMUNICATION -Members of the Laguna Toastmis-
tress Club channel theii' energy into communicatiof! by speech.
Clilb-officers (left to right), t~~ r,tmes.·Andre~ J. \Vood, Irene Mc-
Clure and E. C. Boardman help direct the key with a guiding hand.
The executive_ board will be installed in a June 22 ceremony in
the Outrigger restaurant.
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New Club Year . Promises Banner DCIY.:_s _~--
Promising banner dajs for Riviera Club members
during the 1970-71 season are newly elected and ap.
pointed board members. Taking the belfn 'during an
installation luncheon was"'Mrs. Cul W. Adams, while
proclaiming banner days are Oeft 1" right) the Mm~
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Don Beddoe, Ro~rt Koop and Leslie Weldon. pro-
gram, decorations and publicity chairmen. The group
draws membership from Newport Beach through
San. Clemente.
~h.e Laguna '.line
Schools Out
By BARBARA DUARTE
su'MMER ISN'T necessarily a date on the cal· .'end8~. ,When 's_t:h001 •s out, summer's officially here.
Be8ches, hewe,ver inclement the weather, fill up
with bikini-clad ·bathers. surfers shoulder boards
and head for wherever the sur! is and Jong lines o!
traffic, inching through the downtown maze, sport a
variety of license pl ates.
Wilh thoughts turning to summer vacation, one
group ol Lagunans already has relaxed under warm,
tropical skies.
Trip-a-month travelers from the Mond3y Morn-
ing Club closed the Year with a 22-day cruise to Ha·
waii on the SS Lurline. Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ro--
per and the Mmes. \Villiam Giescben, Walter Sherry
and Howard Moffitt of Laguna and Mrs. Olga Jefi·
rey of Corona del Mar were hosts at a hon voyage
party aboafd ship before the evening sailing.
MEANWHILE, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Luthi ger,
Mrs. Harold Daily and Mr. and Mrs. C. Milton Wool·
ford jetted to Honolulu to join the group !or a 10-day
cruise of the outer islands.
While at sea, the ship's paper announGed sale 0£
the Lurline (the former Matsonia) for round-the-
world service under the Greek flag. The ship will be
replaced by the SS Monterey.
HAWAII must be the place to go. Yet another
41guna couple spent several weeks touring Kauai.
Maui, and Oahu and Hawaii. The Rudy Burtons of
Laguna •and Mary Burton's mot.her, Mfs. Albert
Davis of Camarillo, received "red carpet" treatment
in the beautiful Polynesian surroundings.
Mrs. Davis, who celebrated her 88th birthday
recently, will long remember the torch-lighting
ceremony at the Coco P·alrns on Kauai and paddling
iri the surf at pic~uresque Lahaina.
A SURFER'S 11DEA o! heaven would be to bit
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all the surfing spots' down the Mexican coast on a
leisurely six-week tour •.
That's what Joe and SandY'O'Sullivan and child-
ren KeVin and Maureen plan to do dur-
ing July and August. The first vaca·
tion in four years since Joe's council·
manic stint kept him at home on city
matters, the foursome will pack thei;r
'~!,J ' camper and head south.
Ii' Stops along the way will Include
~1 Mazatlan, San Blas and Puerto Val-
\ ~ larta and out--Of·the--way places remi-
~~ ~~ iscent of the Art Colony, Salt Cretk
•AR•A•.& ou.&•r1: and' the Trestles 30 years ago.
Sandy hopes to put in some hours in pottecy
classes: she's now an avid fan after taking classes
from Jon Stokesbary, and Kevin · undoubtedly will
further perfect his fonn as U.S. Mini Champion.
Adjos .• .it sounds like a great vacation.
FDRTY·EIGHTERS, men and women who lived
in California during the 1848 Gold Rush, were the
subject of the last ):bell Club Literary Section boolt
review in the Three Arch Bay home of Mrs. Robert
L. Mccarter.
Mrs. Anthony Kluewer described author Gwen
. Btistow's account of San Francisco in "C·alico Pal·
ace. 1' Gold wa·s dl scove'fe1l-ilf California in 1848, the ·
author writes, but it took one year for news to reach
states on the Atlantic side of the continent .•• hence
the variation from 49ers.
Mrs. Anthony Orlandclla and Mrs. Rotiert W.
Peterson assisted with luncheon arrangements i'dr
the Mmes. Norman K. Dolby, Kevin J. Carroll. Char-
lie F. Dean, W. E. Alan Ferguson, Alfred R. Hastie
and Macauley Ropp.
Also present were the Mmes. Wallace T. Scott,
Jack Stewart, Richard Carlson. Jody Upham, Wll-
liam Thomas, David Young and William W. lfil>.
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Son Geared to . Going No Place While D.rivin-g .Mom _Nuts '
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our 14-ycar•
old son Is drivi ng me nuts. ln this
state, a driver can get a learner's permit
al 15. Jim won't be 15 until OCtober.----
He sits in lbe driveway by the hour
-backing up and going forward . Then
he drives in the garap and out of
ANN LANDERS ~
the gar•R<· Over the w .. keod he. Uled ._-• DEMI SBE:-A 14-,..,..... 1oy itilkl -~ ... but r had lo slay home
• ha1£ a tank 0£ gas and d1dn t BO be readlaa.,... 1111ap daa • drh'er't and "teW, My sitters never missed a
onyplace. -~ DWI -,. 1'lo, loo, -· party oi 1 ball ga91e. I mlaed a' good
Jim reads everylhina Clll car safely -IU -OK to me. many adClal evenll · but I didn't mini! Jiie can lay )is hands on. He bas memori> . __ be.c&UleJ me_w Ult a.e..wina: · ltaJi io be
ed lhe material ,he needs lo know in DEAR ANN LANDERS: Fatller died done.
order to get bir licenae. • • ud left Morn witb eight chDdnm. l Now Jt ts to )'tars later and t don'l
I wish "e patd as much-auenuo. had to 1tlrn lo 1eW became It was want le aw anymore. But my family '° his school v.•ork. The boy eab, 11,ee:pe chuper than buying read)'-mldl! thlnp. hu other kl!as. • We were invited to
and lhrce dresses. •ave told yo.r tlllier U..t · JG11 didn't water. Yesterday Sihe appeared to tJe.
I was speechless. I told my husband care a, tptld your vacattoa 1ewhl1 ... near the breaking point. Should J bep
1 thought she had a lot "of nerve. He to ltril a 1eam1tres1. lf you let tb1I ·quiet or try to help? -GARDEN y~ed at me -said I should be proud Uppea qaln, yea dfferve ll, llldy. GROVE
.. -o .m)' ·talent -and iilslsted that I DEAR ANN LANDERS : How can I DEAR G.G.: BJ all taeaa M1
a le and keep my mouth shuL I spent help a friend who lake!! too marfP pills . ....wna. Tell JOllr trte.r Ille ..t
the )'bole two weeks sewing. and tics about it constantly. She _ tells let lier cklcW bow precltely M ._,
When we lerl for hOme my·hUJbaod ~veryooe she's afraid lo take an uptrin m-oo..alle_lt tU!q. S-.. ,..,..
had a beautiful . tan. I was white' as for 1 headache. · doa't reallae~tbl, mlllnc pllb _. ~
a lily. My sister said, "I'm ., glad "-' ud pllll mlsed wltll ..... you spent your vacation with us!" I We were at a party the o~r night cu be fatal.
said, "WHAT vacation? I haven 't worked a~ her purse fell open. Out tumbaed •
S0100'a llfYHftl:""MY husband crltlclzed-six~or teven 1mall-bottlet.-l-·holi?ed'-•1foW-=w"'11"1-:y::o::-u-cknow== ,. ... 1
me for bein1 ungracious -sakl there her pul the pl~ls back IJI lhe botUes. thing comes along? Ask Ann Landen.
must be 110mcthlng wrong with my head · I suddenly understood why she !lun Send for her bookl et ''Love or Ses end
lo "talk that way. I'd like your opinion. her words and staggers around ~ How to Tell the Dl!fennct." Sent as
afX!_dreama cars. Is thi1 nornuil? Hit I aewed better than my three silter1 1pend "'o weeks with my sister. When ~oJaer ~lhers w.:~ not fft(e this. Ant so, of courle, T sewed ror everybody. I arriv1!f she handed me material ror·
suggestions? -SHEBOYGAN There wert Wnel wben I wanted to draperies, 1 bedspread with dust rufnea
-SEWEl.J UP .., · plalnlng about "in~r~ar troubte." cents In coin and a Iona, seU ... ddrftled.
DEAR SPED: Tber.'1 IOmetlllng When-WI play bridgt, her ·hands •ha~e stamped envelojle with )'11111' ~ In
"""1")'11111' lleod all r!P~ Yoo -Id IO badly aha can'I bold a 11ata of can of lha DAILY PILOT. -' -· ..
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. I Sagittariu~-: ·00n't Waste Time
SATURDAY -duties apt in be CAPRICORN (Dec. ~111. llhould be adlve In club,
JUNE 20 hlj)hllghted. H<ed voice of ... I);_ CYs!O...hli!IJ>ut v-Jl""P• ·oqemutloa. 8-flla
pelionce. Teke notbln& for 'individual hurl& Ul1'0liclted ad-wW outwellht """'1-..nf.....,. 11J llYDNBY Ol!illl groni.d. Avoid b Is ( n I vice. Reallze . tflal U-In PISCl'll (Feb. 19-Mardl llO):
TSDf DATING lllNTI: decisions on bnJiulH. autborlty ,..w back you . Don't get caught in mkldle
--II _... for JAURIJS (Aj>ril llJ.May llO): Ref .... in be sldelnckad by ol argument between frlenda. vqo. ~ wllDe Cmeel' ll q· Better lrr flnllhinc than one who-Js enviOUI. Take neutral sland. Some of
pilllYI .. .., '~" ~startln& -projectl. Avoid. -..... AQUAIUllll -.(Jan: ;-"•Feb. your'iondest-desim:-may ~bf: .
_..i. .._.... lloda wrillng letters wta11e · angry. ·111: You , can succeafully fUHillad. Know this and maln-
17-1eh1 ti ft111 11 •1e Count to JO ~m:e makine·-:;•:;;d;::ve;;;rli>e;;'"'=, :;;IPl";,•:;d=:::view:'=;;•:;;· ;::Y;::ou==IA=in=optlm'===istl=c;::a;::lti;::'l=ud=e=. =;;;; toolPI. -....,_ .., deflnlUve stalenienla. Travel,.
-·• -'l'lllh, ere mil/'!_ betdat.r lie put off for lflrlW •wa I II ali1•t anowa:r y.
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do. -foelllp on-· You 1111Y be impatient wbere . n bQatiul ... Gemlld It .. money affairs ... coocernad.
..,..._,_ .. ,_.All Obtain hint from' Taans a most OMEG.A
1111P. ..aw lie welHdvtaed -· No iiead in rush, -.. n...-aee11__.....~•.._,deaplte ·surface . indlcaUons. A""',....,....""'." constellation ..,._;. c,. lie amler1ul cmCER June Zt'iluly-21):· ~-VI -11.ll-----·Ghronometor-
-.liffsljjlit . , YOIUDA)'. .. JIJlllW'. .. .!ll'!rly_g-_ Dad·--:---~,----------1--AJllES (Mardi 21.Aprll ti): gresslvt. Be ..,. yoor0 views _
Dlspu&e lnvolviaC con f I l.c t are ?')'Stal ~· Don t tab
betwMD' bu•lne 11 and ~~t 1~·11Do~
Executives
Farsighted
tegrate into brawl.
LFJO.(July IS-AUl .. ZI): An
indlvfdual who onflllarlly la
noted ·ror ijiiliot atmeanor
surprises you ·wttb atartlin1
revelations. sense of humor
wlU ald. So will a flulb)e at-
lltude. Don't cut fint atone.
•-... _._ VIRGO (Aug. 23-&pt. 21 ):
Plana '"'" -~ .. year Lover's quarrel lboWd not be wW be dlscullad when th•
... Iv inltalled a:ec:utJve blown out of proportlan. ·Seim
• of balance Is .....tlal. Lum
boanl of -Key _.. rulea bitore 1Uemplin1 in at t :IO a.m.. an Tueldly, J~ akietrack them. steady pace
2', In the Newport Be1ch equals progress.
home of Mn. John P . WriJhl, LIBRA c•· -~ -) -ldent. . .. ~pt. ~'· -: ,.. ..... obtain hint from A r I e 1 J'int on the agenda wiD message. ~ ,ready a110 for
be a September luncheon' for cha,.e, traYel, variety. ~ Ille provtalooal memben who are requlred to work in the Uons apt to run pmuL Proprr-
'lbrllt Shop --by the ty 'Values, ..... c!aim ..
Bargain Hf.lnfers Begin Big Search ('
or1an1&1Uon. Ali -~ pro-~to (Oct. 23-Nov. zt):
ceeda IO to the Qalld GUldance Short trips todly m e a n
ceMer of Orange County, 1 movement, but not necessarily low Olllt cllnlc serving ,.... Setting prices for the Newport Harbor Business and
Professional Women's &Mual garage 18le are (left to .. f!f:1) the .Mmes. c. w. Kerley, c. Ro~rt Chamber·
and J . B. Hamil. The garage sale will take place
In Long Beacf;
Newlyweds at Home
from 10 a.m . to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunchly, June
20 and 21, al the Newport Beach home of Mrs. J. W.
Broback.
Uooalty dilturbed dUJdrea. progress. Gtmllll l11dlvidual
New members of the board proves sUmulattn&. But In
of d(recton ll't! the Mmes. final analysis, rely on your
WllllaJn Weaver, Norman Cir-own judgment.
cle, M. D. Flaherty, Van R. SAGITTARIUS (tbaNov. :iz. ceni' "rs Parker, Anthony .oiling.., 0ec.10: You find t there .3 g Oiarles lbtler, vice pres~ ls m.Pch _~ 1eara about
dent; George Ray and W. W. personal moaey m..,,_nl
H. QnOred St.vamon, 1tcretarles; No nead in be dixouragad. Simuel Downing, treasurer, But don't waste timt--end ex-
Friendly Blue Birds became and Gari Pearlstoo, parliam~ perience. Apply I e • s on s ·
Tankl Camp Fire Girb during La Prb< d'Hoaneur for tar!An. Meua1• very c1ur by tonlabt.
At home in Long Beach Steve Lear and Mrs. Bill a candle-Ughling ceremony in outstanding achievements dur-t;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
following 1 honeymoon trip Guzman. the Huntington Beach home of Ing four years of high school REUPHOLSTIRY
to Puerto Vallarta are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Pet· and Mrs. David M 0 r 1 8 n The bridegroom. son or Mr. ten. . was awarded to Cuey Spencer et ·~~ DITES-
Askew. and Mrs. Peter H. Askew of Taking part In the ceremoay and Janet Mci"m'lll bf Mrs. FREE unMA .
'Jbe bride, the fonner Dawn Glendale, asked his brother which was followed b y. Robert E. Marten, pre&ident J'umttun 11a4e To Order ~--J •·· d h Steve Askew to serve as best f -•-~-•· M r th South eoa~ Jun! WJlh ·~q. Workmanahip"' ~ acaoun, aug ter of man and u"rs wer Eddie re re.xuueu\.11 were An-. ell, o e .. « StopASiit S-. Our Showroom.
.... Ind Mn. veinoa Jackson Jackson, Tony Askew, Bill Ctndy .Rum-n, D 0 n-n • Woman'• cl~b. c ·INTERIORS--
of Sula Ana, wu given in J • -~ a ·-• Ada Dunton, Karen and Ria Krug, s 11 v er 'b 0 w I s ., er 1
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finest watch An exceptlonal watch for
a man who . appreclat•.
the flne1t. To rece\Ye a chronometer r•ting, 1 watch mull:
undergo 3f50 houri of euctlng ttsli at ari official testing
bureau. And the Omega ·consttllallon has passed theu
t11ta wltt; flying color•. lt'a 1 watch that Dad can weJr
wllh pride.
S.i 1·•1ndln9·C1111111l11 Ion ch "'llOflltllr. 24-)ew.I 1nov11n1nt, l t11nl•N •IMI .. ~~AM. f1&5
klltK CHARGE e MASTER CHAR&E e IANKAMEltlCA.ftD
"The Store That Confidence Bui~"
Open Mon. Tliura., Fri. 10 a.m. 'Ill f p.m. -·-·•e by-her father for on .. ey ...... lu. ms. C'~a C!ai. .. __.n LI d 1141 c•....,.. ........ .,_. ~;~bl I "n>e bride is a graduate of ~.,-rry ~""""• n a pre9ttlted to the Fountain Call Cellect .an;1m ...,. w IU'..JIQ _.., ..
u11Cuuu erngceremonyco~ Santa Ana High School and Cristobal, Sean Murphy and ·~~~~~~S!~~;:s;~~~5;:;5~~~~!:.,,,==================,J ducted by Dr. Gerald Bash Orange Coast College where Venus van Petten. Valley High School seniora1: .. . ~: fn'r:-CbrilUan Churc~, ·she was afflliited with Epsilon Mrs. John Rinde wu leader during the fourth aMual
Se In h .d Of " Delli. or the Blue Birds and leading Coronet awards banquet ~ :u 81 M~r Sm:! d I e f Her husband wu hgraduated the Tanki group will be ~. following their selection on the'
Jacbxi, a n d bridesmaids rom Hoover Hlg Schoolr: John Sakamoto assisted by basis of all-around partlclp•
were Miu KllJiy McKenna. Glendale, and California State Mrs. Karl Meli. Mrs. Van lion tn activities with -a hlth
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Our cok>riat lilfrttnt your hlir-then Just
rl11111 In Roux ' a m1rv1k>u1 F1ncl·full: colorlnc.
condftlontr, wtve-aet, 111 In one. Instantly, without
pero1ddt1 your liidlt•nld hair t1ke1 on 1 •
dellcatt lont-IOI~, btlp, ch1m1>11na, what you willl
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FOR GIRLS
QOUBLJl.DISCOUNTED
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Shift·abd-hloo.mer 1U111ets for a
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,._, .... 19, 1970 DA!LY PILOT J5
Churchwomen Help City's Elderly ,
__ Tea, Toast Diets Suppl-ar:ited ·With. -Fooel, ·Friends-hi -p
BJ KA'nlLEEN NEIJMYEll lbe ....., do not have stoves. congregaUona of we a 11 h y •terparts. . ol baked dllcl<en, tomato ambulatory," said Lois V. Ues: the ladies don hats and
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Ana mllurantl which aerve families who lived In the For the past m monlha, juiced'"''· muhed potatoes, Hammer, provam cootdlna-gloves.
In the shadows of -.hi&!!-well·halan<Od 1!>$o!la,. ellber manstona •hid> have became .woiDen from 1! IUburban -hot rol1a and bullar. a wedp. tor. lf'iiiiiiii~~~~~-iil
rise O!f1i:e 'liulldlngs Ed ex-out., ol their price ranee 0< rooming houses. 'Ibo churdteo lfeptlom have been donollng ol fJl)lted -and a c:boice , "So .we are ·Soinl to cook J i J UPHOLSTERY
pensive •l)al'tmlnt buildlnp. are opa oaly-for the luncbeon hid the kitchens, equpnent their Ume IDd efforts to of coffee tea, or milk. rnore, and ask each person M1A11111 eu.t.LITY, 1ltl1011Tv,
• IOIDe m,ooo elderly persons trafflc from office workers. __ ., .u..... ·-f--· 1 ="' IDd l'Vi11•-bot • . to buy ID e:rtra lunch--and . SllVICli, CIAf'TSMMISHll". Ut>1 .... in the tral So the lderl live aiN ~-w--... 11P -ae •• _ -Ttie memii aitfplanned by ~ w• Lnc1 ••AuTtf'VL •u•111•Tu11 ire •uoa _ cen part e Y penons · groups, but they didn't have to the e Ider I 7 ty dieUU but all the take it to a neighbor." w1 M:CIPT ciw.L111101s of this city -M they do on tea and toast. Ule manpower. downtown. ~. eoun am, Jn addltioe to a butri.Uous
Ill most b11...dUes~----+~JIOOJ>to-cfoor """"l'-""" -Their · congregau... a r, A si1J1 pusteci 1n front of ~ alllf clunup are_ do~ mtal, the luncheon l@uP flndl '42·5176 646.aosa
-:-Ttiey llve ~in one-r 9om dtidedbytheOuistlanAction sma. Iler ·_now, ~ ·the the cf)urch whlch-b"h~~ _by \l!t .· vQJuat~.e.r ··CO!Jl~ somelhhi81;;=:=:=:=:=::=:!'!'.=:~1 -·.-ts.and · roo·m·lng r~ral City,· a ~m formed ....... 1 .... 1 .... d • J··--L---.-.. .. --L-----.. · rth "'•• f '"t"!' .. '""' ~" e·-r mainstays are elderly ~nonl a .,............ ay s. w1URVU g11.uu1wvn~u. Wt ..... "90ms or. -··-
houses On small -incomes from by all: downtown churches, in. themselves, qOi sti'ong enou«b reads, "All ,Oldei:'"' People ·~we have been feeding ~IDY •have ~ ani
. · 'EMO~Y LANE ff. C..... e c.iN M• welfare,' social security, or dicated the eldei:ly are 5'ddlecl to take on the project. So Welcome." ·about 120, but -one of the pro-an hour early \o help set
pensions. · with the twin ptoblerm of the downtown churches turned For 65 cents there ii served blems is that some of thole up. Most spn.ace up for the
Buy The DAILY PILOT
Just .for 'Peanuts' II~~~~~~~~~~ 'I1lere aren't many groctry malnutriUon and poor houslng. to their surburban coun-a meal which may consist who need us most are non occu!oa. Men. wear coats and atores•. in the area. Most of The churches once aervedll _:::._.:::_.=.~::=:_=::_.:..==-==--=!..:::==._::::...:::::::..::::..=::....:::.:..::::::._==:::.::::;:::.::::::..=::.::=r=====:=:O":'==::::;:==.'~c-cc-:::-::-:::=---
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, Riviera·ns Sail
-fnto-Va-catio·n·-, -·-. ' .
Closing club· t'.u n eh eons of course, will be completed
rusually ·mean suminer vaca-before the firSt fall meeting
·tions for fl)embers. _ · ' JS called lb Clfeler on Sept.
· -Wliile that ia true for most+t·in-the Balboa Bay,Club: Ri~iei'a 'CIUb members, vaca-·' At the helm for the .Coming
Uo.Q time w.iD ·nof be called year will be Mrs. Carl W.
for newly elected and ap-Adams who bas selected Ban-
pbinted executives for they ner Days of Fun a n d
will be selling up all activities lnteresUng Events .as the club
for the 1970-71 season. Plans, . theme.
' Serving, as chairmen on her
board are the Mmes. Donald
T. Beddoe, program; Jim G.
Allen, membe{ship; G.ilbert
Hodges Jr., special ·events;
Rock· Duitman, luncheons; ·
Daniel Huston, history; Leslie
-Welson. publicity; F. F.
Carce-Ion, year bOOt;
McClillan .Cole, reservations,
and Ritchie Wilson, bospitali-
.. ty.
others are the Mmes. R.
M. Koop, decorations; James
Martin, coordination;
Frederick R t c h m a n, com-
munity services; Lowe I I
Phillips. recording secretary;
John Williams, corresponding
·secretary; DeWitt West,
treasurer; Marian . Montoya
Shoreline editor; Watson Jar-
rett, technical advisor, and
Jame.s-Eckman1 parliamen-
tarlan.
CAROL SCHREIHOFER Section chairmen are the
Mmes. Robert Souter, book; Wedding Plans Orville Harper, bridge ; A.
Harry Pisegna, creative liv·
Betrot L-al ing ; ·Peter ·Fulmer, . gad-n abouts; Myra DeBussey, golf,
and Robert de Ford, guys and
dolls.
Revealed
The engagement of Carol
Schreihofer to Robert Craig
Dake was announced during
a family gathering in the
Irvine Coast Country Club.
Parents of die engaged cOu-
. -pie are Mr. and Mrs. Jack
.: N. Sdlreihofer of-Santa Ana
:' and Mr. and Mrs. Merlin
: Dake of Costa Mesa.
• A graduate of Birmingham
: High School, Van NuyS, Miss
: Schreihofer attended Orange
~ Coast College.
Her fiance is a graduate
~ of NewWrt Harbor High
:. School and Orange Coast
· College and is a senior at
UCI.
The wedding will take place
in June, 1971.
Substitute
Parents-
R~cruited
Foster hQmes are needed
for Orange County youngsters
who have been placed 'In the
Albert Sitton Children's Home,
according to Burt Knight,
recruiter of foster homes for
the Orange County Welfare
Department.
-Foster parents need not be
home owners and may be
g r a n dparents. Orientation
sessions are offered for Utose
wishing full-time responsibility
and those interested in part-
time care.
For full.time foster parents,
the sessions take place -a~
A new floor finish survives 10:30 a.m. every Wednesday
heavy traffic, scuffs and in the Health Department,
· spills. Santa Ana, and at 8 p.m.
Floor Finish
Jt t!timinates repeated the second and f o u rt h
• 1erubblng and still comes up Tuesdays in the same location.
shlnin~. It goes on just like Day care orientation is of.
liquid wax but dries to a fered at noon every Tuesday
~ harder, more durable finish, in the Crocker Citizens Bank
the manufacturer says. building, 900 N. Broadway, e prOOucr,wIDCb-li saia---samaA:na, and. at-7:30 p.m. -
to be totally transparent and the first Tuesday of each
tougher than wax, is recom· month in the same location.
mended for linoleum, vinyl, Anyone wishing further in-
asphalt tile, rubber and te:r-formation may call Knight at razzo. , BM-5022.
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. . • DAILY PILOl
lue _Squadron Leader Cooks Something Hot
llig Pr~
[£Brazil ·
Wills -cup .
•
" World Cup Showdown
Scheduled for Sunday ·
By GLENN WIDTE tlOls hert hu been on on-.
. " .. ..., ,... "'" In Us iamU with ll'flup foll Uf"UIUl1,
MEXICO CITY -l"errucclo brae! and Sweden, llaly -a Iola!
Valcare"'-' ii not an Italian recipe, of ooe ·pl -• 1 .. will tftr lztltc ... The other two matcbel ..,.,. M U..
altlloup i. certainly bu cooked up Wbell the llallana met Mellco In a..
~ hot With hll Bluo SquldrOI quar1erfiDllJ and qllickl7 r.u -· -the nlc ... me they llvt the ii!""' 1-0, It appeored the lllul Bq-.. llad
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0MOll'l' ippottnOy !AIU •"")'Where,
ie World Cull soccer-~~ps "1rllllltuclin· l!<portl here Uy that
razilian playrn will get fl•,ooo u shlmd ltaU.. """'"' lelm-u·it lllll'Jlri&--1-1-shot down---"'.'""-------ed the workl by qualifying IOI' the World However, Italy expklded for four pall, ' added priu if they "!'!!"! the 11nale _ ilh ftaly SWiday. --
Not a bad lnct11Uve. ,.
·On-the otber-blnd,-oftld1&•lta1_c111-_ """"1'• entry offend each player
, .. -· li fhlt · .. .,. -·off nil! In Wednetday'1 IOmlltalb.
Uftllllly led Brazil 1.0, bul evenlllally
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WHITE
WASH
ICCW1lhed,:l-l. •
~....oupsbowdown with Brull Sunday. -~--.ancl.lben _ _._ ~k three din liter
-Olnv•-with the red-laced, loll to chalk up four -. 11myot 1111 loqh
coach of the Jtlllan squad, ,im a West Germans.
__,.·,.'"wJiy_the_playerJ_sho "ll'Llbolllhl we CQ\!)d ocore,J\'.LJ!""--~
DO)'ioc conQdence and talent. __ . _lha_Lpreviou1 ·a~ didn't demand a
--vilCiriQ!;-aliiiOil complmly wlilte: Iii ol eoa!J," Vlllcaregt 11)'1.
haired -· 1 mu tn his mid-liltles -AD llaly hid lo do to 1t11ke the
appears "91tbtr nervous nor cocky about quarterfinals wu flniab leCOl1Cl ti ill
'his date wtth ·favored Braz.ii. lfOUP, which was a brene delpUe tbt
' "'lbeY (Brutl) ... perhapt • lltUe •'*""' of llCOring .
last« llld • bit qulcbt than the West Italian HpOrten here U)' Vllclnal
Germani. But we feel we can .Uy has done a maenlflcent Job of wOHng
with them. Certainly I have no plalll youth, experte ... , clul _ ud llnqth
lo chln(t aor lllyle ol ploy. • lnlo a llncle-ellllly.
"I COOllder Brazll lo be 1 very lllnltl Pacing the llallana IJ palte Enrique
side, but we have met other 1tronc Albertoal , 31>-year-old veteran et thl 1111
teama this year." World cup and the man who Im IUr·
Vllcareggi, who pilled lloly lo Euro-rendered only two pll In hll llnt
peu Cup Utln In ltu and apln thia four 1970 Cup outlnp.
year, W<lll't Ny what hll pillN lnl Although touched for three (lwo In
for defending q-t the p-..t Pele. overtime) qllnlll the ~ W•I lncidell<ally, the 1-n of that one
Id another beef. It took place between
ielr countrymen al!d Br~lian fans
!l<ft the 1ame u club-lwtn&inl
>Ucomen finally broke up the G111dala-
1ra free-for-all .
WEATHER AIDS JACKLIN-Tony Jacklin, Brfti•h
Open champion, took the first round lead in ·the
U. S. Open with a one under par 71 1t Chuka, Minn.
Thursday. Playing In typical BriU1b weather, gu1tl
llf'IT ....... of wind up to 40 mph, ·Jacklin wu the only player to•
breal: par. Almost half the fteld failed to break 80
Including Jack NlcklaUI and Gary Player.
Player.
Aplnst Welt German offenllve tun• Gtrnuw, AlbettoG did a fantalllc )Db
Gerhard Muller (top pl producer la q-t one of the lllOll vlcloua -
the · '70 World Cilp), the,lillaiii w trt half onsllUChla tmaP,.ble.· .
able lo block him off from the ball Luigi RIVI, IS and the ~ llallan
unW the overtime when Muller acored "sular· leldt the team Jn IOOltq with
_twice la a ~ mtn1 uu.e. three goalt in th1a tournama and at
Vakaregl does menUon, hoWever, that the moment 1J one of the tum'a l&IDdo
Br1Zilian1 bad · their complaint when
une ofOcllll were bnleted at the same
Jtel u the UJ'UIWlyaa team the night
!lore the came.
I uve to ..... at tllo ~ypocrlto wbo
,... ~ tUC IOCCtl' .. mtll a
......... spwt &Ml olfldalt lft 9tftl'
!lljlet .. .. ..... blleball tmplnl \
,1 ud IUI lie stmply -1 talle
Jacklin Adjusts to Winds
Pela II not Brutl'1 only dlnprou1 outa. we-and add• that Pele play• much Gllllnt Rivera, top E-~
fulher back lrom the ..,.i than d,.. of 1119, bu bHn -In a ,_..
Mullcr. role and bu. alJo added lllqtb to
A seotaI -ol py, Valcanql uy1 the prevloully dormant off-. -. he !Jn't IRU)lriled hll team 11 la the He OWlll two Coils la tbll ,._•1
• ltarbuie au.ck OI die umpt al
II ltueblll vtntan!.
finals. "] felt ritht aloq we bed OWi World CUp -cne of wh&cb wu the
pot.nllal lo gel lber<." dtclder In that clullc duel -W•I
Few know'-dceable IOCCV observer• Germany. English Golfer Only One to Break Par • 1n Open
WeU, old cllap, I 11ge1t ,... 1et
It Md tee 1 few world dau IOCCer
ma wllere playen 11ave et1tbtully
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AM tab -lllal Ille World Cup
11 I dllclplbdllc HmmlUN ti Mnd1e
di maUen. la fatt. ltalJ'• Glual
lwra ud RU.la'• Alla&oll lllltoveta
en 1lvea .n........ fer tlteir con.
oelltiou wltll rtf1.
'!be 11171 World Cup wUJ be In Munich,
hlc:h may" lie enoqh of an lldvantage • swlna the· Juckleu Wat Germans
do the -Id cllamplanthlp.
..,,,,. ..... ...-In the 1111 flnl!J
I Ea&tand -la overtime.
And her< they bowed lo Italy In the
imlflnals -also in overtime. n.,-Un • mut completel1 e• rdJac Ille .._ llodlom p!Jyla1 field,
Ml you c• be ..,. It'• not tllen
eakll nanoff ra .. water.
Faa beUvlor at ladly'1 rtaall may
!t I Wt oal of baDd 11Dce tl9e llwa11
iordalnl I 1 a t ~ Amerlc•~
vllrJ wm be renewed.
WI* Brull a Lllda enll'J ud llte
Jvleal ........ faYorllt .......... ,
u. tu,• •• wm • die 1ame, o muy 8dvuse ewntl nftwld ~
e loatll Amerlcau may 1l"tav ,,... __ illllle11Ud1.
'Two w1y1 to ntili your nerve1 :
1. Buy black market UcketJ, then neat
1t whelher they're Counterfeit or not
1 you ventln to the stadium .
2. Leave your wal let in a pOlt offl~.
.e1 wonder if you'll ever IH tt a1aln
hen you dllCOYer your m.i.tortube an
lW' or so later.
I wu lucky 10meone waa very hofltsl
. money, lick eta, credit card1, etc.,
ere intact.
\lost Exciting
'.)f Them-All,
'ays Dedeaux
10MAHA (AP) -Southern California.
kln& a1ain of NCAA baseball, havlna;
rapped up Ml alsth College Werk! Serles
wnptonship In what the Trojans'
?t«an coach, Rod Dede1U1, proclaimed
I "the lllOll tteilq of them Iii."
CHASKA, Minn. (AP) -Encland 's
Tony Jacklin compares playlng In un·
familiar, wlnd-blalted golf courte ·With
tiaveling abroad -one must adjult.
But J acklln must have thouaht the
par-7Z, 7 ,151-yard Hazeltine National Golf
Club w1s llke home the way he adjuated
and vaulled Into the lead with a oae-
undtr·plr 71 before loday 'a second round
of the U.S. Open Golf Championship.
"If I go to a new c0W1try," said
Jacklin, "I adjUll to it.I food and its
habJt s. When I play a. new courte, lib
th.11 one, I try to adjust to its charac·
teri1Uc1."
The re1t of the 1tar·fllled field ' didl't
adapt to 40 mlle-per.:hour wlndl tha~
alammed into Huelt.inl and aenl almolt
half ol IOS.man field put IO after
11wnday'1 nm round.
Jacklin, with the forceful windl remin-
ding him ol Ent;lllh coursea where hi
learned the game, adjUltld IO tflectively
that he was the only man below par.
No 0111e else reached par.
Two 1trok11 back were Maso11 Rodolph,
Julius Boros and Chl Chi Rodrlguu.
Bobby Mitchell ol Danvllle, Va., Tony
Eva111 ol 1"1yettevtllt, N.C., IUld Richard
Crawford of Eldorlldo, Ark., w ... ttld
It 7t.
Owners Ask Congress
For Merger Approval
ATLANTA (AP) -The National and
American B11ketball Auociatlon. Thun--
day cleared th~lr first -and probably
easiest -hurdle In ~ attempt lo merge ,
but f1ced a bitter battle from the NBA
Players AuocieUon which has pending
a lawsuit opposing a con10lidated ltague.
Club owners In the two league1 vOted
Thursday to aetk from Co n I r e 1 1
permission to merge. It was the only
step they could take under a U.S. District
Court injunction issued last May which
legaliy barred a merger until disposition
of the player• auit.
The commlsslooer1 of the two le1p1,
Walter Kennedy of the NBA ind Jack
Dolph of the ABA, 1lmult1neou1lj' an-
nounct!d the approval of a atatement
which will be submitted to Congre11
in the .form of propoRd le1i1l1Uon.
The NBA ownet'I, meetln1 tn Atlanta,
voted IS-4 while the ABA ownera,
rneetllll io Denver.___~ve It an 11.0
vote. Five votes were needed ln the
NBA to kill the propo1al. Kennedy quick·
ly dilpelled any thou&hta ol an lmmtdtat.
merger.
"I don't anUclpate Congressional 1clkln
IO we can hive 1 unUic•t:ton end
of the next tealOn," .he said.
"We have no sponsors ror p>ted
le1l1latlon at · the moment," KeAfl9dy
added. ") really don't know when we'll
file it, but certalnJy wtthln the ne1t
few weeks."
Kennedy 1Aid the af>ll'OV'd pion touch-
eel only basic prlncip1" and tho con-
dltionl or a merpr would cuta1nly in-
clude other maMtra.
"The NBA had to ao wjth Ulil or
nothing ," Kennady aatd.
"Under the court11 lnJunef.lon we can·
no1. dlacun altuatlonl lnvolvinl 1peclflc
pleyen."
NBA ltar'a auch u Zelmo Beaty and
!lick Barry hava jumped lo the ABA
and othen hive conaldered it.
ANGELS HOST
BREWERS TONIGHT
Good thinp come ln thr9ll and the
callfomia Angels ate hcipln1 for the
best to brt1k a four"lame kll1n& 1treak
tonight.
The Anl•la art back "" home cooking
illid ·Play II AJiA!leim Stadium -lhey
g!t the IOlinlett team In the American
Leaaue W•t. Mllw1ukee'1 Brewtn -
and Ken McMullen rllum1 to the lineup,
all on lhe 11ame nllht.
Hopln1 io gatn valuable sround on
front-running MlnnelOta, the Angell open
a 1hort homeetand with a team they
hive defeeted five tlrnet without a loss.
Tom Murphy (M ) ind :l-0 qalnst the
Brewtr1, will pitch fer the Anpll 11al~
Lew Knuae (4-1) or Marty Pattin (M).
BWy Casper wu In a large erOup
at 75, Lee Trevino flnllbld 1t 77, defen--
ding cllampton OrvUla Moody ud Aroo1d
Palmer trudgia tii with 711, Giry Player
took ID IO.and Jack Nicklaus I[
''We pby.s a p1f caurse that during
practice rounda WU extremely Wit, II
said P1lrner. "It cblnted oveml1ht to
1 dry, windy coune. Tbert's no eXCUM
for lhootln1 79, not even on this cour•.
"The coune w11 not to my liking
Jn the flrR round," aUd Plbnlr, "but
I see oM: mu ·1hot a 71 on thl ume
golf cour.e I played on."
Jacklin, the 1• Brltlsb ()pea cJ11m.
pion from E!Jllam, £nctand, went lnill
the wt three bote1 ot hil round four·
under par. But the il-ylll~ BrMan
bogeyed 11 With thne putll and landed
In a ...... far a doubll bapy .. 17.
"lt woukill't bother me at all U the
winds conUnuecf the n11.t thne daya,"
Jacklin 11kl. "I was broulht up Jn thi1
kind of weather. In flCt, Udl wind Isn't
tremendoullly strong -pared to ...,.
that "" get back home.
"I bope It does stay liU !hil. Bui.
the llHI day could be beauUM and
everythln1 could cblqo."
Nictilauo IUld Pllmar detmnlnodly
""""thlnge could~. and quickly.
"I'm not o!Al_of IJ,11 sild NlctleUI.
''Suppaae I come hick with a II .•• that
ml1ht make tht cut by 10 ttrokea."
The field will be cut . lo the low IO
and Uet after the HCOnd round,
"~lhinl can··happea thl nezt three
day1, 1 Palmer 11ld.
"Aaythln1 ran happec U the "·eather
1tay1 tbe tame."
However, the weather forecut called ror dlminllhlnc wind.I ovemi1ht.
CHAIKA. MIM, lA'J -,Int .__. 1MHr1 Ill
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M1ton lh, .. 1'91 » · JI -1)
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gaVi Italy much of a s:rayer with IUCh Sudro Sllvldore, 30, ll in hll third
-lllde1 u Et1illnd and Wut Germany World Cup sertu and II -ol tho
to contend wtth. defensive IWwartl.
Allred il ha thou&bt Italy bu been Valcartql bu ctvtn hil team -
lucky -"pecially tn that OJ>lc with olf fr<rn prllCIJct Ull SW>day'1 btgll,
West Germany -the Italian boss replies, with only a \oolenlna up IUaion today
"11 any endeavor, a perDI wttbolit luck oft the agenda.
won't fO very far ." So k Is with the Blue SquMltao lelder
One fl. the moat amuln& ltallan.tr_. u lhowdown time dr1w1 elmer.
Sports in Brief
Mesa Bowlel!-Holds Lead;.
UCLA Seeks Net Title
REDWOOD CITY, Call!. -Barry
Alhtr, a two-tbne champion from Costa
Mesa 1verapd 231 plna for each of
the 12 a;ama he lolled to take the
lelld Iller two ""'nda tn the ll0,000
Beliows-Valvalt opal bowline lournl-
menl.
M The. 2f.year~ld rllht·bander 1tarted
Thurlday with a 1i1-1ame b)ock of l,UI
and maintained hl1 hot-pace-in an~evea.
tn&.·Mlllon wl~ a 1,•11 effort, shootinl
games of 242, 23!_,JP, 245, 233 ud
201 In the second seailon.
With U 71 In his ba1, A1her'1 lelld ov• Mike Dlbln, Dayton, Ohio, Wll 10
pins. • SALT LAKE CITY -Alrelldy 111\U<d
of at least a tie ror the teem cham-
pionship, UCLA's hopil for an outright
tlUe In the NCAA tenn11 championlhlpe
lie today In the •tronc right hand of
Jeff Borowiak.
Rice and Trinity IUll had a chance
to tit for the crown, and a thrtt-w1y
lie WU a pouibliily.
Going into tod1y'1 Mml.flnal roundl
UCLA led with 21 polnta while RJct
Ind Trtnity_oach hid 12. Defendlni
champion Southern California and Miami
trailed with ti each, followed by Utah
and Stlnfonl with 17 11ch Ind BriJlbam
Young with 14.
With the e1eepUon of Utah, which
lolt all Its players ln the slltll round,
each oC the leaden bu 1 chlnct ot
picking up two more team points . • NEW · YORK -BUI Freehln, the
Detroit Tiger•' All.Star catcher for alx
<.'OnleCUlive Amerk:an League stason1
In playw bl!Jotlnl, WU the people'I
' chol~e to mike tt MVen tn 1 ""'~
drawing the molt vote1 In the tint
weekly rele11e announced today by~
mlllioner Bowle Kuhn. .~ .
The N1Uonal l.equt'1 Initial nlumlJ
""' announced Manday for the 41.W
mickeuon claalc belwritl thl tn major 1..,.... The game will be playld July ,
14 in CinciMIU'a new Riverfront
Stadium. -;
With the Voling lumed ovtr 1o 1111:
lane for lhe !~st time since 1§7, 1'rtlbaa'.
drew 265,W of the 491,548 votes cut. :
Boog p.,...IJ, Blltlm0r< '1 sluatnl ftnl
hillman was the second blgtst "Vute-l'li
ter, &alning 255,515. Rod Carew, ~
Mlnnelota Twins' aecond baaeman ~
cuTTent league hlttin1 leader with a
.3M mark, was next wUh 138,931 vat.ea. ~ • L06 ANGELES -The 1.4s MplU
Dodprs Thurad1y recalled outfWkltr BID
Ruuell from their Spokane club Of H 1
PacUlc Cout Leap and laid be Will
join the team In CJnclnnaU today,
The IS-year-old Ruutll, who p!Qt<I,
a few games at llCond and third but.
WU battlng .169, With It doubJea, ft ..
triplet and three home rul\I, . : NEW YORK -Al IJnler tht In'
dianapolls 500-mlle rtct winner: 1NI JUcO
Carty, the Atlanta Braves' Nadcmal
League-leodln1 hltt.r, ttld Thuroday fol!
May ~ tn the annual s. RH Hk:ll:ot.
Prolesslonal Athlet.e of the YW com"
petition.
Carty had 42 first-place vbtel I anl
Un...-II, bul each lotalled 117 pUlll'
on the 3-2-t bhil of acerlnc llli
ip0rtlwrlW11 ballata. It took top<anllad USC 15 lnnlncs -
atcbtn& a record llnlth of a title
1nl.llt In the tournament's J 4-year
*""I -to defeat No. 4 Florida State
I 'Iburidly nlsht In what must 10
!"II u the Bullpen World Se~ries.
1I'hl TroJUll, who Jut won in 1918,
ed aopbomOnl OHi Widman throu&h
e f1nt .even inninp before y1nklnc
Bruin Disaste~--Relay Te~am Fails DODGERS FACE . ' 1JIVISION LEADERS
m for I pinchhWtr · Ace Mnior DES MOINES, low I (AP) -The only '
Ihlllander Jim 8arT -brtlllantl7 m1r1t11on in the opanlni doy o1 the aat hla --victory In I Id ·I -He 71a1dad llu'ee hill, lllruck 1970 NCAA . 'ITlck and l"le Cham·
i 1 and waillad bul one. pionohlps here 11>undl1 w11 In the pole
But this )Db wu overshadowed by vault.
nkJ lefty Mae Scam. The Junklr 1
•11 Jl took a total ol teven hours -
• !earth ol Im -pltdlen •nd a1mo111 the nnt NCAA national event r 7 l/S tnmnp to the tSth ht gave Jt me hit, faanbtl nine and luuing to be called for dark~ll -to quallfy
ree walb, one untntentlonilly. It men for the pole vault finals Sat.urdl.)'. nae n1W ..-Will ab!lorbed the lc>11, 1bt it contenders 'started vauh.Jng for >llnC 1111! _.t,. with 1 l·I man. the chance to beco!ftl 1 natlooal cham-
Bruct Sbnpeon ol UCLA, Sttve Smith
ol Southam Callfomla, Paul llqlar of
Texas-El Paso; Jan JohnlOD. of Kanai,
Dickie PhilliPll ol Rice, Jock Ernst ol
Wulltncton Stat<, and Davt Rob«ta ol
ruce.
Cemplete RenlU
.Otl P.,eJT
1 muacll and could not olow down hll qyalified in 10C<11C1 p11ce With 1 loll CINCINNATI -ei.sley Fitkt 11 _.
""'k -··· h the bl Ing -lnCl the Loo Angelu llolflora ,_ up man--..• lo catc toa. of lM behind Dartmouth '• Bill Dinnttn , hope for the aame thtni lo N..-11 "He UIUlll)' 11ve1 me Ill aad I half who &opped the n.ld with a throw ot the team it ha1 ~ embr---...r. for to Wltn llrides," Robinlan Mid of Rm--llW. DtAutrtmont wu able to captun .. ._
nl;1 Welch, "bul 1wben I )'illtd It Mm the n1tlonal UUt: lut year with 1 ll0-6 Ille first half of the •tional I.-.w
lo g)ow down, he apparentlj didn't ball' afrort. W=nlHatojn, t b . me. I Jult milled hlm, 1hll'1 aU." American record holder Ralph MaM on u• ~ 1 purpoae, m...-
Of fl def__.,, .... --&....-1 h ol ""'""·-y ••• ~ h Walter Allton wtll send ace rllht hlMar' ve --.. ••-c lmpionl, -.. -.. OUDI ~ io way to BUI Singe• (l·I) 1o the -...... 1 Ill quallllad fur 8'mlllnll or flnlll -quiet IOC<llCl-pllce heat· finish In the to open an Important ... ~..,. wnho4 J'rlda1 )Ind S.turday, . -4* lnlormadlato.Jlurdles to dlfllld hil I Ith ••• ·--. VIUano.1'1 Martkl lJquarl 111Ued fer national cbampionshlp thia year. M111n, •es w Wte 1'eda,
a. thtnl placo Illa! tlntah In U., mlla who pistid only ·1 11.f, holdt the NCAA · Reouli. ol the win wUI !lava a ""' run at 1:1'1.I. H1i ctocldna In the cb¥I' rocoril of •.1, which ,... blm the diam-found llflCI on the ram 1 t n d a r o(
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riloll
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il:oot I i:.a.t (
'l1te
the Col
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prop" lnllo,
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J.lllav wmco
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J'rld !
In On
"'.!.t
&:: Sclrct;whml: Tnu llqu« lo 1 mild pk>n •round I p.m .. but when °'!,. sun
Iii '11111111-wa--hll fll'lt-hll-ol-ollicleliy-«( In Dal-MoillOl-ILI;~
, -· Ie11 the 11ma ri!1 1 btillartd p.m. (COT), they wm llllll 1t It.
'!be two UCLA mon wt1o qualtllad pionshlp 1u1 7W ..., 1:1'1.7. plonshlp lut yiar. -· If the flollltrl -,._ ~
1n-tht-Poie-••ult coutd be the-U7-Deftndtnr~champlon-iwt-s.1b-o.t....11nc-ttt1b1 Jttry-Prtctor ..,~ n • .._-._._tbe -JrlltM~--~1 lo wiping out ID earlltr Broln dlUlllW. ti ~ •. qualified with ·• IDO<llll llo'll, Rtdlandl, who Jlllllltd 1 •1111 lffort a Wf? llrflar lhil -ud tlnlll
J'rand ........
~to tho -applauae of Jl,112 The field f0< the flnlla w11 narrowed
,. lo -btaU ltadtmn wtlo awelltd clown lo Altti Alarotu ol Br!Jlbam Younc.
o total --Iona aUODdlnct to I Jolf 5ak1i1 of UCLA, c ... y C1n11an
1C11f11 bt&b cl 11,m. of Stanlonl, Jim Willlama ol Maryland,
A UCLA baton quarlll, expoc:tad to Jud an.r pootlng 1 national champ!anlhlp to win the tltlt last year, wu out1"ped than -· h wUI -tho ,.. el
1 Bruin llUI bid in the Unt-lor..U throw ol llol lul )'Hr. by OrllOll'• Tom Smith In the llllC the !aqua the R • d • an ..._ lie.
team ocrap, failad In 1 pr<Umbtary round Sllvo DeAulremmt of Ort,.., St1t1, Jump. Smith turned In 1 11-10 effort Mort. daltllta collld C • m P I a I 1I7
wl1en ludoll ma Regte -pu1le4 • dtllOdln& llammtt .tlvow c b 1 mp, to Proc:tor'I 1M1to quaillJ tor !llo l1nall. -al!-I!" Dod:I L
ti N.,
Dyce ' -()the
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f .... , ... lt,IW9 -"
llAll.Y l'ILOT Jf ,
County All-Star Nines Clash ~
I... South Seeks Third Straight-l'lctory Tom.,J&t~_-_
17 BOWAllD I. BANDY pared to the Norlh aver.,. If .tD IAota. \riu
.. .. .... ..... .... the-~'-..... -··· AlnO<W -.... e._.,....,.... Oi'Ddlar ,.. 11t II,..,...
The -wlll put till -to good . Both teems. will ..,. a catdlar In ~ •Hptd to 11t ..... rill =~:::-.==ff': the c1-p apot, lllalo Caldlr ii LI 111 --. --• -iod ·-~· ... ___ • ~n • = Quinta drawtoc the bonor 1ar 11t -ltll mfbute -. .
-~-••--~ •Y and Rudy S.-ol 1-* 11111111-Jn 1f1t 1*M· rua ~._ -al ii Anaheim's LI Palma 'Part:Dei ' /or the Nor!h. • T:IO, lour ~---:.:.. -will ~~~:~pol the _ Orlllfl•Coul-pla-fDlbt-......... llldlpl.,orwU1111•....-.
Jil11t1 lbt N-'cudroolation lineup Include Jell MallnQll If ""'"""' 'Illa -parliefplalll heh d 0 waa......_•i.d~ u · 'I Harbor, llalliDc il!lrd and~· CIWlf Qray,D111d'•~J"""_cL_... --......,JWlll!>. •!!!Ile -..Dao...,,..., -Doi liiil11k-Vaiiiill7D:s.i... at
-far lbt -.... -IOU!flpow tblrd bus; lllb· ~ at llllllan ...... . .. ~ :r:."t -lhll ~. _.. Ill J'llot_ (bl lo also ... "' ... -It wlII ... Doll wu.i bonver, aa .,,..., Paul Winkler -,.ods -i. catdiir):. and -01 If ......._ .,...., Dan Puma ti K•
• ...._.,.of lhM --· w--...... ~ llllltllld. SlldJ and Kay. •· the mound in --ol a tblrd •• , .. , ·Tbe NGl'lll will -u bimt loam lalllq practleo lor llt Ntrlh -·
-f<r lbt bib. _.. and O>a-lo ~cl lllYinl --at I and -111r -i:;;~
Oood> r1oy4 OiandJs'• N<>rlll lqUld In tho early golD( •bl boldl hlo -'Ibo 8cltllh wlll follow --I:• and
II a lllflll favorflt wllli fhl -~-Rkillnl 'llllco (IM) of T --loam i.llfos lolleld drllla pr.-.r by a bimt l'1ll blttlnc -toaN ualll. illllll -Ill fhl pll<llfll 1ar 11 --ap1oco W.. Ille boma
at 7:11 ••• =-==-===:-:.:==----1'1 run -· ~..,...-.. _ dwnpa -1li!rlilO'I Jer,-DtW111-pta-1111---......--iiav.-..-·k-•:rlled11i·1---
. tn .. ltneup leto llltl -. Daw Barton. ~ ,....,._ and il!lll'to an unlm-bl . -• nilll. Tbe mojGr • lo a
•t . ;.j:HjlCKINO IT OVER -Steve McLendon (24) and _'.~te Bob Austin (22) of the South All-Star bas-
·· .. ~all team checlt things over with coach Don
D4tlV PILOT lftfl "911
!er with the North Saturday night at Orange Coast
College. The South, plagued by ·Injuries, Is a pro-
, hibitive underdog.in the fifth renewal' of the summer
classic. ~"'"vey in a timeout from practice for their encoun-·';,:~: '
fi:Rule Cluingesfor Cage Tilt
.~ ...
North-South Classic Set Saturday Night at OCC
By ROGER CAIWION Of .. ~111 ,lilt ,,..,
Mo9' all-star IJ>Ofling events feature
:. ~ or two to enhance the gamf'1
'OU~, and to make It more attractive. !ll!!i ·firth annual Orange County Nortll-~--All.Star blaketball glllle, whlcn il:•1tor Saturday night (8) at Orange
Coil!. College, ii no exception. '
Tbt claulc, which la spon10red by
the: Colt.I MeSI Klwania Club, bu three
baitC lnnov1Uo111, allm to the normal prip 1111111. -.
Jutead of the regular el1ht-minute
quarters, the teams will battle It out
in two-20-mlnute halfs.
And, both clubll are required to play
It straight -with man-U>-man defenses
acroaa the floor -thus eliminating the
. posalbllilies of ganging up on any one
atandout di!fensively.
The third area oI enforcement is the
rtqultement that · the offensive team
muat Jboot the ball within 30 seconds
after gaining possession, ala the pro-
fesalonala. The pros are under a 24-se-
cond clock.
The lut rule eliminates the stall -
NCAA Spike Results
an especially in1tatine tacUc to crowds
-particularly tor U. team belUd.
Slturday'a tilt between coach Don
t.avy'1 South quto!A!I and the North,
under coach Pat Adami, will featuN
two oontraaltng styles of·play offensively.
'Mle North has been highly lmpreutve
with Its llfl>Un&·llke ful-brtalt llyle of
play while the South h11 concentrated
on a passing game, 1 t1etie that feature•
a Jot of perimeter ahoot1ng bthmd
acreen1.
The practice sessions have been
doml1llted by the North with impresalve .-
1howln&s, while the Rebell have been
plagued by muttlple injury problems.
Set to start for the South in the
front line, however, are Dari Broderick_,
Lee Haven and Skip Wllllarru, despite
the latter pair's recent h1juri._. .
""""'" ••'I· "'"" Slllel 11111 Ot'llcl Prine•, TIUI ,.~. William• cruhod to tht noor Tulld1y -~•M" -l"tlt~11,..r'\ ""'ia •11t tlrM -J0.2~C1ll.t11. night irra·1Critnm.,.·1111n1t-1 -BelCb L .i.nlll,., W.t.rn lchletn; D•~• long IUtM. -r t0d1t1 1111111 -Tam Smith, ........ i .., Yw",,'!11' ... , r•v.,· ,,.",',_,'""~ ~' J.~. •· ·~1 Jerry Proclor. City College aDd came up with a ltvert ,1111111ttn 1rid11 Arn\1 Oh"!on n D IOI! Stile; Pr1ston
ft 1 nit yMm, Mltmh M<C~tMdl, 1rrlngton, Wit~ It 11!11 Jotin Jollni.on, UCl.,_1 mUICie injury in lhe ri1ht knee area. t:r.'01111~wl 11~1''\t,1f;~~~"" 'Bon5 ~~~: ~1~~~1.Jf<:lk~n1,,wl~:r··~11 ~,~~~~/ ~~1:o11?.!10:: Htven was unable to compete for more
J ,":;/' 11\11 llrv ... , Ort111111. 1111 fllM w '' '' " I N ••~-• o-• _ t:K.• 111 1..1....,..r11. '~"' 1 " c. .. r ""D or -·· ern( ·-than a few moments Tuesday, slrinl .WO.yerd rtl•r _ l"or toiltV '' NmlflMI• _ ~111:!!h,H1rt, H•rv1n1, Int lt~nc• -~ G bv '-
""" ~1~1111t. T .. 1 .. 11 "'"· c1n1orn111 '" 1-r.:-l"or • !<ldtY'• t11111, -c~•IJl•r way to an a11ale Injury that he suatalr* T1•.. ._ ")e '~"· 1r11111 lnlll111t. .. Cl! , r m 'l'Ollllll Oii"/ M111Pl!rl, llllll•na1 Mond enin ,_ " Bo'" -•~ t lmt -.. t 11111 "''· T•Uf.-'EI Scott 11111 111'1, T••••l t pl"I P11 Mll1d11"f. •Y ev g ... praclJce, l.U ~
l"IN• C1U nit 11'1111 "'I.' · illll1c-ln1 ktn 1.Ullllmtttl, r10h1m Young, Jot w_~·-sday'I n•aC"c<. ' Hlml'nlt l!lrN -~~~. ~1'' t1M11 -1111 o.v~ ~trvl•nlll ct rtnCt JohntQn Celllornl•· auuo;: r u . P~;::" 01:irlr.=1,: ·~:~ .... ~lr111 °f>iem ,,..,. ' 'S'i~ht, w11111~on '!S'~t w11 l1 SoJourMr'. . The balance of the South'• •t.artinl
l'miy1 -DeWitt 0tvi., 'o.r1mo11ttu Ron ilun1o1mr, 'f::t'iiim!.' !.! 1-1rtirJilin.!m1~~."· orevon 511"· lineup ta .et with'Rlck Mosier (Marini)
Dllll Unlvtnll\'1 Tom Corri•, "81,iili Olvld L•llch. l"ol!., '!"/:;-l'or 11tunl•.Y'• flMl1 -AllUI ... ~l'HNl1'11 Tonr Ttni.<I' Wtllll1111ton lt1t11 Aloretr , r 1-"ounl' Jiff l 1k1LI, UCL.A; CIH¥ and Jlck tceJcb (S&nt!llM) -Al ITl'll!I~\ K111t lt1te; , 111,.1'enny1,, k1nN11 C1rrlg1n ,lt1nt0id1' Jlll'i W1U11maon, M1ryland1 Bruce f~ 11
¥ ' :r"O Slrtil, Htrlhll•ltrn. " '" lflCI -Sl"'PtOl'I· UCU.; ., ..... lmllll. SCIUl~n C11!fo•nlJ; 'Ibe. :NOrth is Fet wilh Frank Dehn
.,.. IHl~·-~or ""'"'~• fl11t\I. --~ t1oscot_'1,X:11HIJ'~(ih T~'"l.-~ ,.,,:~J1'1J:;~sow_1.~T:r:J j_~:J!) It center,Jlm-AIKlerson aad.Frank_ " . Br...,,, . ··-llldltl ' l'lltllill,..hl ~or111n Pl1i.; •lld tV1 lf.i...r .. -lllCI , "Biil v1rJll -Child• •• forwards and Rick Abereg ~. Wt$1 V rtlnll / Dtnn t llYllll, Wn '"""1' 16-10 b1 111 Cllll!lflt,. ~ HMl"'110¥1~r11llO:rl""Mif.~~:r.111e~.'111~1~~ l)r.~'; ' and Pete Miller at guards. '(•'tie1f1,,w1•@~~\~ ~1){~~·"'8"11,11111:~:.~ Tickets, at '2 each, are sLill available
Ntt111 11111 1tv1 Dtnltrtti. hw n111 Gr""· La Ri h and the remainder of the duc1ts . will m.w':'r: f,~12:11~1::1"~· 1"1r hlll•Y'I aemltl111!1 • ver, ' c ey bl put 00 •afe at the boJ Office 51+.....t • ., _,.,iv! Gllllotl ft••t-1!1 P'llO\ Godrrt Murry, , ... ~ Ml~ ... n; lltllll blllll•llll, Ilk!' 8'~Ha.YI, Southlrn e\'tnlng It 8:)0, '
"u"' c1t11r•li •YJ~l'I!. ttwr. Sou111«n th teamB--WorkedO lit -ar<>range I 1-Mtrcllf-Wllll.rr llar 1--llM-Or•I*••
n•inat.'T:tt11.irm·.oi:rno:"6\1.:r:r~ s~~ In Sem1·f1·na1s Coast College Thuraday. Haven and 1n, W1*'11119"11 1"11; 1no Prntan C••· lli " I ed ~llfltlllt w1c~111 '""· '"' tlm• -u.i b., WI ·ams were at praclJce but p •Y ·~ ""' -tat to11•Y'• 11n111 -K••I '"11" under wraps to give lhe ankle ud knee ~:'Mvr~~~Sou:Arn11r.~n11r'~~~'1f:g,,~:~~·1: States' No. t tennis star today faced injuries time to heal.
,.,.., · •' P•1111 s"vt Wl'lh111T1. K•n1•11 M••~ u ., _.ec' workou• before Wimbledon They re•urn today (the North in the l&lcll. UCL.A i ""' lcf,;k, Oregan/ 1r11" l.11 ........ • • • 1u1tl1Td, u1111 stat!' J n l uf!ll•r. 1 hern _ 8 match aO'IJnst Rod Laver of Corona afternoon and the South at 7 p, m.) •Htornl11 Jolln H1n1v, rvltlllli Ttm ollcll, e
f
" c1111ornl1 1 •rill •nllr Hlchlr l.. •a•a. del Mar, tbt rei""l"I Wimbledon cham-for final workouts before S.turdly'1
Id 111ne1,-'4\1 11Y l•!b• r •''"' ho •-·-. J111t !n -For S1111i'd1v 1 fln111 -11111 Stllmlllt, pion. S w~u. ~;· Te~., Sllle~ l lli S~!n'!lr, Y#"l'ltl-t OllYI . • "' ME•n111 •rv ,,1dm111, 11111n111_ton1,Mlc The two met in the semifinals of the W llllM, I ob k011'1911, I' tftktl'.lllll OQIT c.111,., c 1m1oru ob w11111, """" 1cott H•rv. London Grua Courta: Championablps at
Penn 111111 1ruc1,,ktnnl'llY· c11!tornl11 Jtck a1con, Queens Club. AUaJ"lllll'1oGCli ,r,,lqty, 0,...,, St1te. l•it lllil•M• 'T':.-.;:!1111 111ttim-'~or ••Y'• 11m1111111e -M•1"1" Richey, from San Angelo, Tex., was G"~MfllOll•\/ Ailll!'f Mnr.Ytv. OrllOO"~ ~a~ld deli·w~. Met CllH~t11 MlcMll l'rl\', Tt~•• I 1101 "'-"' tM,rr /,!c TP••·I I ''II' 1t1i:u•!• ob nJOn, "Jui;t wha• 1 wanted before ~~LA/ 1'1. uMf Or"a: '"l' Ed r.unonds. • r-'11 M~~ ... 11•1J:,,, :~~, ~~:~.'/11111~.:!~ Wimbledon,'' he aaid. "A match again!t
, 11111 v~-w?.,:!::r~c=l~~1,'"~~1vf""J,1~ Laver would sharpen up any man'•
-· Ktnlucky; incl Cl'ldt GIDMlfl, Tt•t1-l!I came.11 .
.. , time -'·4 trv c1tr11a •nll 11•• Richey bas one memory to encour11e '·rd run -I'll' toci1Y't. •mll1n111 -M•lllY••
I c1111or1111 PDtv1 _111111 K•~iu, sou•~·~ . him. He haa played Laver only once, "I' kin 1"""9111 k~flt• lllt11 Jotln I. Ir. Ind url • N -y k' "'" M•rk 1wf1111I''' , w::P.!1c ni er 1n on an oor co a~ ew or I
Mt Im It~°'""'" "" Te11111 .. ~ .. d···-Sq Gard 15 M•• ..,., cerilni ort1 1te111 v 1•J1 lltv, vnttno .... , 1 ~ -..i1 uare en mo1nu11 qo,
,.,, 11n111M!'I, llllJ'!I!!! '""' aM l••""· and beat him by two Htl to ooe. UC~ •1111 kt ~-"'• H1t111rt. 1111 llmt 1Jf!.,:_1111.~~~r ,.,. ~tv,.,.Y'• ••fl)J!l_n~i1-Richey defeated Georset Goven of IMt Vcti':ff. cg:•;:111:1ttr'ltih ._:;n1111,11Hr.1c1Wl~~ Franee, M, 64 'nlurklay to reach the
cat911111· c1111r111 "" Clll'!11, c.i. .... ,., M1c11111 aemiftnall of this la1t big warm-1,lf) event
l'NY .. T4••l-•• "•:r' .. ~1111,.!~':""I or11112~'ft1. before Wimbledon, which beginl Sunday.
"11f'1 1iin ~-. 1C1n':m.,: T;.'i.11 Laver, looklnf au-lflclent, crushed
"• ~·· 00~ MILiin, C•lllOrnl'1 Mi• r• -...... "· !""' • "'" O••Y,· Ml111111r11 M • Dick Crealy or Aultralla, 1-1, M . l'nltlk , lem 1 Mll"f. •I llmt -.S llrJ~:ril llurlll-. ""' l"tr t.llY'f •9"1llltlfl ll-• Richey's father, profelllonll toaCb
QIY• wy.tt, MIOllit T1nnn11ti .Jt11o11 Minn. 1r10-Otorp Rlchey 11kl: 1'Thl1 will ctrtlinly
•'It v-.i "'""' McAl!ltnty, ''""'""' Jim be 1 •ood pracUce match for Cllff but Sll'fWWl/r, WnlllntfWll Wf't".11 Cit""" UClAI Jlflll • Mii,.,, 1t1111t '*'"' 11 .... 11...,.11, r ...... , "'''' I muat II)' Laver 1ettns to get. better W1'fbl, H1rtwlck, Ntlcll)faft l•tti WM WlllllfN, llrn , .. _ .. ~er." ~ Okk DIM!\, WNllll\IMl'I IMttl Clltr• ~r· aiJU """"'
CHAMBERLIN FIRES
THIRD ROUND 78
UC Irvine's Ron Chamberlin contlnuea
to improve hll ICON: with each round
but rem1lnl ln the middle of the pack
Jn the NCAA Colleae Division iolf tourna·
ment at Avalon COUitrYCIUb-lJWarrtn;
Ohio •
cli&mberlln flrtd a Utlrd round 71
to five bbn a threo-dsy'lotal cl 141.
' Gary McCord cl UC Rivertldt holdl
the lndMdual h!od with .. aun1ai.
score of ZIO. He ll four 1troku ID
front of his nearelt competitor.
Rollinl College of Florida 11 the team
leldtr with a ICOre of 881 followed
by Rlverakle with 1911.
• San Fernando V1lley Slate Collqe b
defend.lag cbunploa but i1 l'ell b.clc
in the pack. me tourney concludes today.
r;f op World Stars at-Spikef ~st
A Ull of W«ld record holders and 11• membon of the Mellcan Olympie
ptlcNI' championa 11 loq u your ann t.eam, Edwin Roberti of Trlnklld and
1f1U compete tn siturday'a Oranae Coun· Jean-Louis Rave I am 1n1nti01 at Mldagaecar, lha only mlft whole name 11 Jnvlwtlonal lrock and lleld meet at would not m on the Olympie ICOl'tbotlrd
l'nd Kally Swdlwn (El Modens lll&nl 1n Mexico Clly.
tn Otanct· '!be flnt nmninc event is In addkion, r.nsman has entrle1 from
ii i p.m. · • a holt o1 Ameilcan w..-ld record holden
lllcludtd In the arrsy ,cl wlent 1athertd and Olympian1, Including Randy Mallon,
eventa ju1t to 1111 how IOOd Ldena
(of Arllaoa Sta!A!) fully)>. Ht'll p In
the mill 1galnst Arete, the. aen11t.lonal
'llellen, thin com1 blck an hour 1-
ln thl two-mile run against Clukt,
O'Brien 'and Gerry Lindgren/' aald En&·
man.
LIS..z has a beol of 3:11.1 bl the
mile this year and hat Wd that tht
.. world . lwo-mlle standard ·(I: II.I by
Clarke) should not bl ool of rucll fr.r
lbl bia fipi.bandar _.CIG the or!flna1 prllllye M --U, bao ID Wild M rule ~ • • lliUtr t0
pltdllnc 'llal/ cl f!>Ur, llpod & pro-e.T:L Of ... tllan J.10 por -Ht bll ee ruD IGr I __ bl ...........
fualonal contnot. Lel\.llandor Bob will be follond l!Y Joa Koy· al --.1 lllWll lo ,_ .,. IPllJw.
Biacklldft ol Foolhlll. wbo ftll Iba (!~). All -an .--alool 'Illa ~ « ....,.; -.... ...
""'Ulpaw ...... came up with • "" with relief spidallot Dim ~ of -tlla --Ill ....... ..
arm and wu likewlM replaced.
'lbll melm "lhll Wlllkler wfD lrY lo
gel the _..., -ft'Gm aOcli of
his ~ hurlen. Eddie Bane of
We9tminlt.er will start and work the
Faee .810.Bolldo· Moa .. y .
first thrle frames, the mntmum alk>wed
w.der rules ol the .U..iar pine.
He wfD bl IG!lowod by Stove lluan
of -Viejo and Dtve ~!er
of Marina.
Rustler Cagers Launcli
In oaminf 1 probable startlnc Kneup
for the pmt, Winkler picked a team
with. I battlnl: lvtrqe of .lia U COQ\-
-Summer League Action
Golden Wal Collete .wlll bocln play
SOUT" LINIU, M111t ·AnO,....... tG•f'11en o ... v•>. ct .at In the Rio Hondo ,IUDll'llW junlai' eolMtt
G•rv · Jec:luflt 1~001t1UU, '' .M 1.--keiblll ,___, ......._, 1..i-~ Jeff Mtllrltlt tNfWPOMI, . lb . .a ~ .... ..., ~ -..._ -
lltilll C.ldlt tL1 Quin"}, c .MO Rio Hondo at • )0 , .
Den Mf'1'91' CMat« Del), » .»11 . : • ""*' w•r 1M1u1on Vl•j•), rt .42 Olhtr ••·--_....._. In. ~-...,.· JO/In Dttlldlerl tl'1clllct , a .H4 _.,. "-........... -
0.vt Mllll'W tO.rdln Growl, If .411 1 .... .0.. -'-·•1 •~·•· r--', ~, Eddl9 l•ne f'l¥ftlmln1ter), p .7·1 -u \:&n.'111 _,_ -w1r---.-1-
SllbatlhMll l'lkhtn -si..... HN1n tMl•lon vi. EISt LA, Sllltl Anl end Mt. llft Antlllmo.
t j1/, •·JI Dlw Klun9rn~1r tMtrln&l, l ·i. ln!llkl Gll!lll will be .,.1 • .-A .. -.-1. u-.1 .. J -Miki ltoMrb (Fount91n YtH•yl. .W ; ClllKk V-J'--11 -..-~Hnt Cl'1cllk1), .m, Ovlftflill -Dir! •nvctw and W-'"-...&." ,..,, M 7 ~ I IO [COl'tlll ... , Mir), .!UI Din K•llllll ts.till ... ), ~ n ..... --: • :un Oln. Cvtltr (lldllltMclll, .JU. The circuit concludes An• I HM ctHll -Phil Wlnklll' (Glrllti'i Ortvl). -.• •
'11llt1nlt -Tom Tr•w tetr.e 1111 Mir) 11111 MlldaJ', Jal II
Frtllk. M-* IW•tmlnatw). 7-Cypress VI. Cerritos
NOllTM "'"'"' 1:30 -Rio Hondo VI, GoWen Wtlt • 0.11 1'1t1N llU1nnefYl, d .UI W-J ••
ltld( 1111111& (l(IMlll), " ..Ul . J', -..
Jiff Tlc.ri urst flit Allml!llJ, • ·,'!', '7-Golden West vs. Ctrri\m lhlllr s-i11·tLNr11. c ... . Devi Col!On tTrlyl, lb ........ -1:30 -!'.alt-LA-VI. s.n&i-Ana
L1rry-Sllllk (IUllll l'1tk), ...... -·, Jiii • Jim l1n !Troy), lll .. .,
Jolln H1muto11 11..M AlemllMJ, u '.)41 7 -Cyprea VI, Mt. Sell Antianio
'~.t:.~ ~~~· l1t111~ Yll\Ct !lM~~)~ 1:30 -JUo Jlcmdo VI. Banta Aaa 1M. Din llaNI.., (l.O.tl}, 1-l ; Jon klY W......,. ...... 1 :sonw•l. 1-3, lnlltld -Dl!i WllHfl • (W•llrnl. 1 ••1
1201 Jerry Glllrlll. 1K11ellll, .-7; ,, ... , l•llklff 7 -Cenitol vt. Santa Ana. · }i~u, .•. 0Vttl1111 -Tim Tllorn IAnelltlml. 1:30 _Golden Wtst va. Mt. SM Aftt,On1o
H ... ctlCll -1"1')11 Cllll'lllltf' (l.N••), Aulttlllb Mwdift Jib' '
-1111 Mc:IMrrt (WMltrnl 11111 NM! IWH!llr 7 n•-Hondo •·-• • 11<•!•11•1. -nav n . .-.. MA
·-
l:lt-SM1"Anaft.Ml.laa-
Wai11•11, ~ f
T -Cenllaa n. 11111 LA:
l :IO-Slnla Ana vs. Cyprea
11 r •r, J111J 11
T-Mt.1111-vs.EutLA ,,,. _ -Ana ... c,,n.,
• ..... ..,,Jalyll
T -Ctrrlfoo n. RID ll<odo
l :IO -IMI LA YI Cypnlil-
1111•11, .MJ: •
T-MLlln-n.ltlo-
l:IO -SOD!& AM"' Gollllll WOii ...... ..,,,.,.
T -!tut LA: vs. lloldm Wtll
l:IO -C,..W va. lllo ilOndo
••••• ,,,,..,. l'1
, _Ml .... -... Ce'l1tlt
l:IO -No-V.. Goldin WOii ...... ..,,,,..,.
T-~n.
l :lt-EutLAn .. -Ana
-,,Aq.I
7-J:lllLA ... MLllnAnlOnlt
I :•-Ooldm WMI "· corrllol
••
my h~ belongs to daddy • ·-..---' .. ~ -. • ... ·-.. .. -". • tt,,i iDMt director Earl·El\gman ire Ron-John · Ctrloa,--·Willie-Davenport Lit.
Quo llkl Kerry O'Brien of Australia, . Evana, Bob Beamon, John Pennel, Bob
f'rancttCO Are• of Italy, Torsten Seairen, Ron . Whitney, Geoff Van· ~1oN1onuon-ot-8Weden,-Rog<r--Joh....,-deratock;-Gtny-Llnd1•en.-llon-Lalr4
ti New 7.ealand, Henry J1:Ckl0n , Byron Marlin McGrady, Chuck LaBeni, Harol d
any aood miler who can endure the e~M~sp-grlnd1~.;:;:~·~:,'.:;:;--:::-;;::;-i-~---------------~--------'--------~~-....:.---~-EI Modena Hlgn Is located oo Elll ,
Dyce Ind Una Morril of J1malc1. connolly I rrank Covelli, Jay Silvester
Othen from f'"'elp oounlrill Include and Reynaldo Brown. Chi °""I ol Ille lllpubllc of Ch(nl, ·"We are arranalna_the 1ellodult ol
Chlpm111 Avenue In Orange (3300 bloak),
about a block past Proapect or 1 mUe
and 1 half eut of the Newport rrw1111.
'
THE TIUE OLD-STYLE DNTUClY IOlm
• . --• -' ' •
I --
'JI DAILY l'ILOT
Diahlos
In 52-30
Victory
Fruk Mori .-eel II poinll
la lead the MllSioo Viejo
Diabiol to • convincing u.-30 "vli:wr ... , 5ant& Ana .,
hichlicht action in tbo 5anla
AU summer bastelball
!<ague 'lbunday nllht.
Mater Dtl's Monarchs
notched a 50-0 victory avtt
Loo Amlp in the other ball
of the action involviD( Oran(e
Coat area teams.
•
•
,....,, -19, 1'70
How to-Take-the Fon-Out of Goff=--
~ ~
Mort, a three-year junior
\•Wty letterman al Mi§kmj=~s~~~~~~!i -Viejo0tallied --field goal~
and eicht free throws in
--teadinc the Diablo -ICOrinc ~ ,.. .,. ... ...,,. .., ..., -. · •
parade. A guest, on your courae for the flnt time, iJ ent!Ued to 1111 occasional 1UJ1>rise,
. Jeff M....,...., • sWter eopecially U he is playing well. One way iJ to let him fiDd out for blmU!f about
-!ale in arriving for tbe that "reek, lake or trap loeated juJI beyond the tlo&leg. game. and reterve Steve _;=:..::.::.::=:.c::::::...:c:...:::.:..:.._;_;__c._:__.c_:;_ ___ --=-='----------
Brown bit the f1nl five field
goal •ltempts be tried to give
the Diablos a boost. He was
5-for-5 for dte night.
Steve Ashcraft, a varsity
letterman last Rason, misaed
the pme.
-Del and Loo Amigos baUJed on even terms most
of tbe WIY with tbe Monarcln
Plllinc It out in the fourth
st.am.a with an JS-point bar· .....
Pete Roberta and Steve
Frib poced .... ICOring with
JI and 14 points.
~v .. i. 1n1 ··-Ev• .. -P'•k • c11,.. .,_,
Tot•l1
.... ,,.,,
J J t ' 1 I 1 J ' . ' ,, • 2 l Ml t • • • ,,._,.
lt14152 ..... Ml,., .... " ... J t I 6
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MlMlell Vi.19 11 11 '' 1!-n •-» S.llte Nie " ' ,.
.... ._
...., Dll ,., .........
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Oilers .Outlast Villa Park;
Lwns Fall in Last Second
HomlinCfon Beach and VIUa
Parlr: played race~horae
basketball and R an ch o
Alamitos ICOred in the final
second to defeat Westminster
in hlgllljpll of the aecood
night of the H ... lniton B<ach
summer buketball 1 e a 1 u e-
te-aaon~y.
Huntinlton's OOen defeated
Villa Park, 9UI while Rancho
tripped Westminster'• Lions,
56-54, on Steve Buensee's last
leOOlld r.eld goal.
other scores included :
C<lnMla del Mar 115, La Quinta
41; Marina ti; F.diaon 42;
Fountain Valley fl, Buena
Park 4l; and Garden Grove 41,
8olu. Grande 41.
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BB l.le•pe LEGAL NCmCll LEGAL NOTICS
911PICli Of' taUITll ... l&t..I -1 =l~~TllMOID ·cdM, Newport, T.S. MO. JI ... • -·-lllA<" O!t • ,...,..., J111r " tt" •' 11i• TllA..,•• a•o LU. A.M.. ,-1rd ;.,.._. 1evln91' eM Lot11 NoH~ la ..... l llltn 11111 ClllrlK ............ If HOll'I'.... M 111;lr _. L. Hein!'. Tr-ltfor', til lOOl1 ....,_ .. '°'"*' TrvlMit UNier" llld ~nt to (JIY of Hwotl11110ft ... ch, CtltfDrn! ..
ti ... of 'Tnllf dlltlll AlleWf It, '"2 In..,... to •II an.In ,..,_.'w"'r~ ••tClllM 1w Gltlll'I A """" Ind NolN to:. L..-iill (..-•Hon••· C• f, ""·• a llllMI: 11wMM .... wtt. .,.i r-dtd lntoNlld Tr_,,..... IL_), :.:! .-......;. M, tt6t • IMtr ..... llW W1Wilrt Joulri_,. CllV fl .._l'I Hll
FVNinesWin In 111ie011t --t1J1 .. Offlclll ll-dl C•lfftrnti1 ll'd 11111 11111 I """ -"'" '-" •-n-,.._,. ,_ ~ ti1 Or-""'"' (AMMr..i.t, WILL H!LL llM. ln"""1 M IMMbKll: II .. 111 C AT .. UM.IC AUCTION TD HIGHll'T L, Mitt«, Tr1Mf9ror ('--I• 1'le
llCIOl!lt ,-09: CASH (NYMll et tlrM ,.,_I ,,_,.,., I -•I ~ Ill u11 111 ltwfl.ll _... Df fllt Unl\1111 ti1 Wllld\ h •• IOllll'n. 1'11-Wil •
.... , "' "" lot.Ill! (lrolll) ~--1Ptnellf, etfkt -1-.i. ~ ...... HI _....., ~. 20D blad<, ..... llJrlllr" lond IKllMI -' 1a1 A ...... Fountain Vllley. Newport tlCiBd four straight aingles WMt -. kll" AM. Ctllhnlt. 111 c11r of H1111tl.Ntor1 IMdl. Ctll!tfnl"'ll -•• f fi...__ rleflt fltlt Hd lnt.!'nl CllllffYMI to end .,.., HW wit end IH..-a h'•llMCll Hlrbcr and porooa. .. Mar foUostna a Wma or .... _ •"" 'ftlW 111111 "" 11 \llllllr .... Cleed Hon I• to be (1111.-Mf 111 1"4
WOO -••• -Yk:M"=t run1 ln the f1rlt 1--i-.. ti1 Trlllf 111-llk ..,_,.., 111111.-. In »Ill Av of Jui:it, 1'10, II II •·""'"' .._.-., .......... Mid C-ty .,..,, "''• dfterlbtd et: •I "" ol'flce .,, LH_I, c .... 110111 ln the Huntlng\on Be.cb llnn-The loeera came back with Lot , GI T,Kt No. au. •• ,., ,, no1 w1"1!1re a.ile\l•rd, CllV. ol ·i-.-... .-.... •-•-" I ·~ fourth ....., nconlMI In bDdl; 10 ""'' I 11ever1v Hllll, C•Hfol'nt.. mer Nleblll _..,_ Wed-• _...u:; wuy n w111< nd t of• Mltetli.n-i• ~ 1n ,,,. c.1«1 t1111 1m Oolv of Ju111, 1no.
NliMiHr ~ --ftimi when -MlU B 1lch .:...C. of •thl county ~· til .. 1c1 Ln-ul• Cllf'Wlll'?"• ~I . . CllilllfY t C.111, CC1J11.
Fountain Valley tr l pp e.d reacbed first bue on a 11111 '911 win M _.., tiut , .. ""',.,"••••••'.,.v ""c~=~otll fielder'• choice . stole leCODd. -"""" ........ ty, --., fl'MI ' .. Wlnn'• Tow Service (Edilon), • • ,...,.,. "'... -1on. or en-"" w111111re •"""
3-1; Newport bllted Htm-then ~ame home · oa Grq :1'':': "::. .... ,.,.-_:.i;-..•r~ --::rrsi:-:~ ":'0:., o.11r 1'11111.
tington Beld1. tM• and the Parker I single. ..._ o.-., 'Tl\lll, _..,. 111ttrest •• J-"· lt1' 11n111
Sea Kinp edged Jibrin., 4-1. AcUoa continues ~-~~ :.,, .... .,...... ....... ..,.....:::', .,-...!ic.llUI.~ LEGAL NOTlt'E u.-~-· .1-1-inc with three games.--.. If Trwt, ,_, ~----1~======~=::=:=::::;:=---•..-.-.-I ur:JUlm' ~ time ii l:t t 0'ck>ck ., h Tnntw •nd If ... trvst. crul.ol.
In ·~ ~-~ !be flflb · W ..w DMd tf Trust. -, "., ..,._,... 91 Newport Harbnr and Foan-T1!I '-"'cl.,., "'*' •11 Dtfll • ttOT1c1 TO c1t•a1t011I frame when Newport Harbor taln y .. n ... club· at EdilOD Truat. lw ,.... " • = • ,:rr:: op •ULK TllAftlfllll • took ldvantllf! of ftve walks ...... , 1n .,. -::= "" 11111_..,, ~ t1tc1. •11M1• u.c .c .,
00 bit batter comb1ned mett'• field in the feature::-=,"'"" _ •• ~,ltM °"-"r'"°" °'HrLC:c~A';;.rt' :i:rc~~.~~
Ila ~L~.-----.u. ... =--..,..L...__game. Corona· del Mar is at ~-~""°" ~ .: ::~~::: POllATtDN oF c...L1 .. c11N1A. Tr_..,"'°~~~··~--""" a ~ w mw • Huntlft.OfAA BeiiCh~and E;alitlii 1111 ~'*'· .,..... wkl """"'-but.1--Mll,..--il~••.-.i~ , and acored five timu lD . ''5""'' := '9 Mlllsf'll ulll tbllltllonl. •rid Avt1111•, Ult Anti'"' COUlll'I' flt, lM
laje a.di Doo Wilker's nine. fr:lyell to Marina to complete-~· ~Z'ir~.~.,.!':~ :U~~" ~'!:'ti1'·~--
tba aJate. :::-:r Nctloll lo bt · rtQM'dtd In to EMCAL, INC., Tr.,...,., ._. Alvjn White led N""°" boot "" "' ., .. w Dtfklll 111111-Mldl'ftt I• Ill Witt Gllllt•Fll
wttb I pair of bHa ,.-hile BUl * * ' * ll~ J-7,.,,. • 11~~~ 'c°:t1':n.1~ fll L• ~llt. Sbubbl wa the big sun for · ,..,,, Ft*f•i ...,"", _. """ ~ 1a tit tr_... .. Ii flutN WINN'S TOW 1•1tVK• en LMn "'50deflon " Holl'f'wood II AlplMI kl• H•. 2. .. w. 17111 the JoRn, alapplnc ' tbe ball • r II rtil •• whl Trvttot. 51 .• Sant• An11 ..,..,. 91t8 Ne. '·
.t • lour~or-fOlD" rate in-'-· w.1.._.,, • 1 I i e 1., T. o. 11:1tv1c£ "10 11o1M. wn Mi11111er1 Akllfll kl .. • 'f' A.Ille, '' 1 I I cO~AHY ....,.. No. 1,, 12'0 I!. Chl.,....n, '""'Jl'!"O"; cJudinC a twn-nm homer in s: ~:J::; r, l I 111 J-'"· ..w1rom ..,,..,. 1111• ND. JJ, !111 l!dl111•r.~1tn1•
aio-1<hi. ;,.,.1,.., It..,,,, C J 0 Vkt ~I Allll AlpN .,kit '!~--,"' .~. H,.
Ulll II.II~ NOH•••· Winn, .... t 0 0 0 "1M M•ln SI., """""""" -' ........ e ~
H ..... 1 .. ..t_.• ~·--n-1 tlcJI, ti 1 j f ! .. ull~llMd Cir-CC1t11 Dtllr Piiot, HD. .st, 15'02 Slwlotcl1ll, Hl,ll'llillpl<l't ................ GKTll: ~ er .· Wt lllberw. If JUM It. 1,, H. lf7'C 10f7·10 ll••dll Alphl llell Ao. Pf, 2521 Mc,.~~-•1~ bad a four-h• .. •er the 1r111r. lb 2 • dei1, s1nt• AN11 Al•h• ••t• MD .• n.
""' • ~ ' 111' '' I I ' NOTICE !03 El Cimino, Sin Clel'l'lenl11 Alpha blow coming lD the third In.me Id. ll r t LEGAL kl• No. n . 11'30 V•lln' VI-. Gtrde:!l
lib t •· board ·A 'Cl' l Grove1 Alpt\1 llel• No. ti, tnO Warner, W WO mlw.::I a • G~I c7 It 2 r : l•OAL ltOTICI I Hunllntlon IMch; AiPht ltl•• IM. 91, ,.._... del Mar •.• 11...1 up TIMll 'I ' I lllSWl"CHIT-MISA UNIPIIO 175"12 y~ LI""•· Yortll 1.lnOtl A1"1\11 ......,....,... , ,.._... ,_..TAlft lf'AUIY JI SCHOOL OllTaKT II.ti No Jft, ,USI C1ll9 De I.I l wlu, three runs Jn the first two • r Iii"" Nllfk8 ...,..... •* t"11r11 H11k1 A...,., e.i• No. l,.,.,1n1
f ·-and couted in behind tlllrMll,J.: 2,, ' l I HOTICI IS HEllEllY GIVEH tlllt Ct11tr11. llrta: llovs Ne.,~. ua 1'....-vl. r_..... ~c:k'", •8 f lilt to.rot GI Educ.ttlon ol 1111 New.or!· ,-utltrton· 11\ICltfi ....... Inc., !1el• W, --lhe three-hit pitching: by a M-::;:; '/~"? J 1 I Mna Unll'IMI $CllOOI Ob trkl ol Of•:; c111.,....,.'. or1111111 11....:1"" ,.._ •Int.,
. D~lllttl. JI~ j ! Cwn,.,, C.tltor11lt, Wiii r.ee!YI IN KSI Gi rclen Graw, Gerdln • •h vt ! pall' of hurlers. Mlf'I•-lb l ... ,. '"ton:• A.M ... !ht 2'111 IMY of l uctgel p ... Inc.. -•••• _11~.I ....... ._ Outfielder Bob 'Palmer WU Mlr't'llWI, o 1 I :Ju111. lt10. •I "" offkl ot .. Id SChool c~Slori;""':!Ot Mlln 1 ... ,su =~le~ u l ! I I Dl1tr1Cf, loulell It IMP'°''"""• Av1n11•• ai.ai· Dellne'l Lkl...or, 526 M•I•• HU"· the leldlng bitter for coacb Him.kl, 2IH1 I 0 Go111 MtM, c.111orni.. 11 W111eti tlrM 1•kl ",,.,.,.; enctu Din l•r crun: .,,.
Tom -·-'I r--· ouU!t •Mu,d,,, e I bl• •Ill• ....,bllcl'f' _....,. '"" r1MI for: W1<11~r, F1>11nt1ln v1lllv1 Food Glt nl ••-a-....,..,._ · • '""'' I I I ! A\JTOMOTIVf llfPAlll . No t 10912 K1!1tl1, G••°""' Gri1v11 str0k1 .... a p1lr ol triple• en. A111tlnl c 1 P.t.llTS AND SUPPLIES ,,.,;,., Gi.nt No. u . ff•7 YllltY v i ..... u'6 Tot•' :U I 4 J Alt 11101 ·ire lo Ill In 1ccorottnc1 llll•n• Pirk1 Food Glint No. lt, 7300 toUte to a three-for-three-day. kw9.., lilllllllll It M • "'1111 Condlllont, 1Mlruc!IOM, Ind Htrbor, (Oat1 Mn 11 FODo:I Gltnl No.
ffe IOOf'td twk:e Wlnn'I S.,...fce -100 t--1 • I S..C:lllctl!OM wllldl lrt "°"" on Ille :J1 6911 Wntmln1!1r, Wn1,..1n1ter1 l'CINI • ,-: nt I V l IOI OCll 11-1 I I In ltle llftc• of 1111 P11rd\lllM Ate<il Glint No JS, llOdO D1!9, llutnl .. 1rk1 Mate Mark Jam.on WU the °"' • n 1 llY ti1 uld ScMol Dhtrld, 11!7 PlKtntl• Food Glt;.i No. 31'. 12•51 Loi ,1,11.,,11 ....
ltbe ,,,_, COii• Mew. Ctllklrnlt . LOI "'"'"'11111· FOl>CI Gl•nl Ho " 1702 only other player <In e r ...A. 1;{ ...A. · E.ell bidder mulf wbmlt • bid dftlel•ll E 4th 51 'T1Atlni food G11..f No. aide to. garner more thlJI one W H In 1111 form. o1 • c1111111d-':1 c:.a111~r;: ,;. 2775 E~ c1l1Pm111, Fu11111on1 ,OOll
bl' pie"•• •-'-of M\JNT1 ... TCNI KU:•OUll Ctl dleck C.: {~r-llf ":::' tmoulll of 1J1e Gl•nl No. 171, 1'10C H•rbGI', ~-" ., _,. Up 8 ...... .. • rlil ,,.,. ,.... of Grove; Hy lD Dr11t Ho, 6<M, Qll W. • 1__ r !IM, f!IM ... vlb.. to -or ..... • 17th SI Senlt AN1 Hv Le fto. fOP -~. I~' -..It ~ f ' I !Ill N..._..,,,,... IJnlfltd 5cflOll Dlitrlct. IJNI H~rbor, Gerde:ft 0!'0\111 Hf L; Marina'• only fireworks WU .....• d. ' 11 'A .. "1or!nl.I naio:-: 7:: ~ • .;:J-;;ii1·~ N•. '1SO. f07t Adl m•. Himll ... ton .• H thi
Ill 11, •U• I I 4 ti 1111 oc:rll ' ch Ktt R11<1JI, JllS E. ChflNl'\11'1, Or•,,..e; Jn the second frune when B ,.._,, lb·• 1 I ·1 • th9 rn111 o1 1•11!.1""" .. 111 -::er n:=to ~ M•tnoll• Llo1JOr, "° s. M"""111.
Schmit t~ led _ _... ___... .rn. " 2 l contrtd. -or AlllM/l'fl• Thfl'l'IY No IN, 1·7' s 11p •11.u ....,..,.. on W•rlllf', 11 2 o I wm 111 tor!TIJ"• or '" UM of •or .. -.. ~,,,. Fullflrlo~· ·Thrlfl'I' ~· :Ml ued baU 0-1:...irt I z I bond 1111 fvl 1um !Mrtot wnl bot .... • • •,No'
a PIEdi Hi•h lay! nd 'JJ..~':!,. 3'.ftt 1 I '1 I tort.i11111 Ill 111111 lchoOI Dillrlct of ~~ g:t•·E. ·~~ ,::,t,; ~~~.No'.
IOll &-•o~P ng U et' Jim A'J.iO:d, H 2 0 Dr•M~n!Y. Wllhdr•w hi• blot for 1'0, 12~1· Lei' Al1mllllf, l.111 AIM'lllo,; the Winn'• Tow Servlce ban-vv:e:· 2b J S 1f N:.,..., of ";'r,. 1601 d•vi ,111, 1111 Thrtttv N<>. n1. 1llltt 11~ .... ,, o,,o." "---' I '·lo • • ft.! It ·1 llW 1 Grovti Th•lll1 No. 15•. "'" 'l•ll•v net, -~ ts, :S.1 dee.a n ttSWll'OlT MAl90a UI, -;-,i:'rio~d ol ::=.ri'on .,;f~ Ntw_,rl. Vltw, Gt~ Grovtr ThrlflV NII. '~· urly wben Fountain Valley _." 111,.... u lfllld SdlMI Dlttrld ,...""' uot w. Edi....,. s."'' A1111 T11r1ttv ~de d ' I I t MtM n 11 bid Mid No. 211, 2"2t E. Cll•Pl'lltn, ,.utllrtotl1 w..-. '» J I "" rlllll i. rel.cl 111
1 • ..... ~' ~· ind Thrlltr Ne. "'· 1* v.11., Vltllt, lllffll ,... l!:••1tril11t, • J 0 t llat ...C:ltMr!IV Kell' ' P1rt"; Thrifty No. JXI, lnol Mlt!Mll!>I, l -..... ---·-...........
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1 ' t " 1 t •.•
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Sieve Brooks pumped In 15
points ard Darnll Walker
-22 in loadlnc the oo.r. to victory. From outset It WU
a 11me of run-and-gun with
each team using a zone
def.,,...
·-.... .....,_ ....... ,,,..,
I t I • 1 • ) I•
' 1 ' Ji 2 • • 1 •
' , • 11 Saddleback, Pirates
""'\''' l'Cf ' I ' I to w1l¥1 •nY lntormeltl'f' .,. lrrttuMrllV F111,1nl•ln V1llev1 Thflft'I' No. Jl5, 99'CI
Sm"'-ff 1 f ! ln •nV tilot rKtl\lld. HuMll!Olon c..,11r, Hvn"""'°" t•·•~J ~=.i.:,,, 1 Dtl.0 J-n . ltJO. TllrlflV Ho. JIJ, 1110 H1rbor ll lv".
• ,1,.. • ., I ! l I NEWPDllT·ME5.l Foimt1ln v11i..,,, ThrH!v No. :MJ, ••1 ~:.~, rf 2 I O UNtF!fO ftHOOL H. H&rbor, LI HAl!rt r T~rl!IY No. JU,
W.-ver, c 2 1 1 Dl$TlllCT til 5MI Wern'°'' H11nlln<tlon llNClll k'-•Y .... hlllM (41} Gollln .... .... TGl11$
1 • • 2
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S-W •u•rttr. W-'""ll'lfl'., 11 11 1t IP-5' Tie in Metro Action
Ttil•ll 22 10 I f Drtntl COUnlV, Ctl(lornlil No 11! tM N CNll HWV ltllln• k8rl" IMlllll IY Dorotll~ Hlr\'1'11 Flllll ' ' ' ·• R N • Purcllt$lnt Aicnl 81&e:h1 S.fl!WIV Ho. 4U. IHI Gtri!~n
Hunttntlon ·--003 4-t 11 2 "5-llOO Gr""''' GerMn Grover StlewtY No, 17J, ... w ·-· Ktltll -· "'" T••
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S 1 I 1
I I I t
t t I I
Huntington moved ~ily
in front for the first -three
periods and held a 71.s& edge
1otnc Into the 11na1 -...
VJlla Park came alive in this
period and ne1owed tbe pp
to siz points in the fmaJ two
ml"""' of play.
ll•nclMI A11mli.-14 • 11 lt-5'
OlO 25--10 I 1 .. ub!l1Md D•• .... COlll D1llY P11ol, 1110 w. Llncol11. Anehtlm1 S1tew11 ND.
J ne u If Hl'O 10l2·10 m , Ill! N. El C1mlrio RMI, Se" u ' • Clemen"; S4fl!WaY . No. 431, tot32
17 • • ., _,,_
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Mater Dei
Nine Falls
MalA!r Del High School ope•
ed action in the Santa Ana
sommer bbeball program
Tue9day but fell victim or
a two-hitter u !addleback
won a 7-3 declslo..
1be 1ame of fm: substitu-
tion llW coech Bob Wigmore
ue 11 players durinf the ac-
tion.
MATla Dll 111 ... , .. ,..
Stinar, 1' 2 I I l(~""..:.:lb I I o rir .... ~. cf l : ' COlllrl. u 2 • • ~~·... t~:
i:.:l: r. ~ : : . ~"'f:'• t1 1 0 • ~""Ji-···~ i I ' ~ 101 LIMMt, • • •• ~.c I It ~=Ii . '"" " ..... ,: i ' 0 MI .......... 001 .,_,, 1
Mlttr -Oti at loo.-4 2 1
Westminster waa lied with
Alam&s £Dine into the fourth •tanza bul a missed lhot in
the clcllirc leCOnda gave the
,_,
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"' w-""""" TJllll',,, .. _. -· ,...,
T .. ,
Vaqut!l'09 from the Garden 1. WrlfM
Grove League a last second ,. . wr11t11
chance and Bueneea made ==:
good for the victory, 111rawim
. ,:i~:Jni!f -~~1:·~~~· .. E:9"
Mtl'IM (61) .........
I I 4 J
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1 I I !
1Ji 11 11 " as the Vlklnp halted ~ WlT':j.1,
Ed19on Oiarren. kw•..,_.,.,.
#MrlM Id lS II 1--" Don .Killian hit for 30 points
1n leading Corona del Mar's
Su. Kings to a 55-41 win over
La Quinta.
Ten players dented the scor·
Ing column with Dave Lypch
hittJng II for indlvkfual honors
u Fountain Valley tripped
J)uena Park.
Action will l'tsUme Tuesday
night with the new Edilon
gymnasium expected to be
ready for the first time ever.
w•w Wet!tr
Ordw1v Whitt
--a.diem .... .,. " • • • 11 . . ) " t • s 11
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c.r-lwtl Mir ISSI
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,...,. .... ,
A lime limit WU in_..i
on Red Hill Realty (Sad·
dleback College) Ind tbe
<>ranee Coast Pirates Thurs-
day night a the two area
t.eama 'battled to a 1-1 tie
in Metro League baseball ~
Uon at Memorial Park in San·
ta Ana.
Red Hill ICOfed fint in the
fourth inning when E r I c
<lzriltenlen opened with a
double. Scott Longnecker sent
him to third with a 'fly ball
to rllht and John Stubbo
brought; him across with a
ucrlfk:e fly to center.
Don Snyder dupllc1ted the
feat for Oranp Colst in the
top of the fifth !rune when
he opened with a double. He
advanced to third on an error
and acored on a passed ball.
The Realty nlne had four
base hill and OCC had aeven
In the 11evtrt inning contest.
Red Hill batlled tho Long
Beach ffen in a eecorxt game
and dropped a 1-1 decision
on a two-Ntter.
Red Hill returns to action
Sunday afternoon at 4 against
the La Fond• Juniors (5anla
Ana College) .
Oranc• Ooal will play Loni
Buch City Collqe 1t I o'clock
Sunday. Bolh 1ama are at
Memorial P.-t.
LEGAL NOTICE W~!ml.,•t~r. w~strnlr1'1tri S•lew8v No. UU, 11411 E. 'l'orbf' Llnclt. •18c:111llt 1
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ll-. a , o, \ I su,.1•to9: COURT OP: TM• HwY.. Stet llltldli Seftwrr rrte: ,,., .. :;'°"· .. ' ITATI 0,. CALIP:09NIA ,.Oil 1101 .. edflc c""'''· SHI ... ell! 'Tllrl!IY
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w • ! •• 0 TM• cou•TY Of' o•ANe• Ho . .u. 3fl E . .tlh SI., """ ...,,., • I ' O .._ "'""II Tllrlf'lv No, In, 13' f:. 17111, Coste -• ! I 'I 1!11 ... of-N•lllt'I' FRANCIS lllAM. MeH1 T111111r Ho. 162 • ..,. Knot!, 9.....,. it:'ct 2 Jll., tlM ~ .. HAllll'I' F, llfAM, P•MI; Tllrltlv Ho. 1ff, 2P2' H. Mtln,
and'l8r, rt t t 0 I DKHMd. S.nl• Ant: f hrlll'I Ho. 170, 1*2 1(1M1I•,
f•nt. 1111 J I 1 1 NDTICf It HEREBY GIVEN to 1111 G•rdtfl GrtMI Tllrllty Nt. ln, "61
Hl!V, lb 1 I J crtdllorl til thl tboYI ntmlld dt<eclenl Ch•Pl'll•"• Gll'dtn Gravti Thrift'/' Ht. Yfi~. 101 l I J 't 11111 •II --lllvln• c!1lm1 •t•l111I 174. t:JOO HJrbor, Cllll• """8i TllrHtv O 1 J O tM Mid dtc.0.nt ••• re11u1recr lo Ill• No 112 mr We1tmln1ltr WnMlln1ttr1
T«•1• r · 'lll lf~I D llltm, wllll 1111 necns•<Y ¥OUc.hln, In Th;lltr ' No. JM, 1ns 'r . Ch•"''""' CO•OfilA _. r 11 ,.,. 1111 offlct of 1111 clerk o1 -tlxlve Drineet Thrlftv No. l•, 1011 w . C111!•1I,
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J' ,.1tmtr.' 1111 l o O "-'lltl'ltd ti Ill• olflcn ol Hi.-. S11ot PrOPtrtv 11 dKcrlbtd In Mnt••I
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0 V~r~ 8 ___,____ -I -__J ~ but___!!!!'I ol ~-Undtrl'!necl !ft •II CALIEDRNJ.L_ .anll-~laalld .t di_ I N liOft,' 11 O O O I inttl..-s Hrli!nlnt ki IM n ltlt ol llfdwoodl Av.....,., LOI Antlitl, Coltlltv I 111•11 JO • I J uhl C1Kecl1111, wllhln loll• month.I •lltr of LO'I All§tln, SI•"' o1 Ctllfornll.
I Saft "" lllllllflw _ in. flr1t ~bHctllon of 11111 llD!lct. 'The bulk trm11., wm be C-IMlm•hrd
I , I M • Dtltd Mrr n. 1'70. .. or •tier 1111 :ll:tlll d•v til Jun•.
I c:.or-Ml Mer l:MI 010 ~ I I JUDITH REA/A KAf'IN HIO, 11 10 A.M. 11 COSICeY & CDSKl!''I',
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i_;;.: 11_ .u.ioN LOCIWIEY ~Df1~1~11=.~" In 1"' .~' 't etl Glas t 4•io1''-Whlil._~, .. la building boats. The aril . aluminum' .P.,. In their
"" '< ·--~ Ten years afO Rloilar.J't )doing ver;'"Wlll blllTifii'f"_'..._'llitiding small ownmachineshopllld-e-• ,__., 101].!!:S NOTE: illl1 11 ... IOIP'rfl . ' · I . ••· .. •-~-and saiiboo'· d ·• •1 CJ4''r: !If arhd" °" ·~· bft!.~ v,ictes was 23 years old. With !1berglau portab e ouu~, power Ulf'S"" .., an 'l'!op. .. • }·' L"'t :n~ =-'r:~~ $8,000 in borrowed inoney he truck bodies and the like. cbqed tbe name to .Glass 1ti addition to the U.S. plants
· ',:Vidii. i. ""ft..liill.'i:_.,111t·.a.a;;~--; 1&111'4 a small Cilmpany caU-Then Dick Valda pt » Marine.. ' l n Cost a Me 1 a and sun later the-corporate . PGrtlmouth, Cohuribia now ~ -name ·was changed to Colum-....hu Uc.ensed lMJilders • iJJ
bl.a when the trend' to larger Australia, C:_anada, Spain, JlJ'ld
boat.s -cam·e along. · · Jipln\ 'fhe·Japaneee litensee
Toda)' DiCk VaJdes· at age b' ~amiha Which js now·
13 1a president of · Columbia/I bulldinl U\oUlands of boata in
COl'onadO Yachts -the latter · addition ·to motorcycles and
belni a firm they took over ·other product.a.
_I fl1r.J1111_lj0 -and later .UIE ASSEMBLY·
--,U,,,--...nrholty-' Th e C:Oiumlilr.corooiido _ t!.!.h_ 000,000 . congkimerale cambinaUon.-.is_a_aort~of-~ alWtillliiirCQiji. O Id s m o b 11 e-Pontlac • ar·,
BIG NEW PLANT rangement~" said V a I d.e z.
From-1:-amall lant-on '' e.boats-&0.!do"'.n_the,.;>"''l'f-
Placentla Avenue in Costa assembly lines but are shlpp811
-Mea, the firm iir198'1-moved-to-d1Herent'-"m·a-r·t ·e+t-n
-tnlo an IS,000 square foot· plant organizations." Columbia ac-.. in the inlne Industrial com-quired Coronadci a~t' two
plex. tn additioh to the local years ago. Ttius , the _. •
plarit Columbia also has a hu two 9utlets in eYefy /
90,000 square foot plant in marketing area. ·
Portsmouth, Va. "lt'!I worked very well for
So how is business ·tn this a little outfit ealltd GeJ'lll'a1 1
year of economic slOWOOwn Moton so we thought-we'd
and-tJsht .. money? try·lt," qUipped~lldes:-
"Qutte "('.rankly,";· 1aY1 Co:tumbla ii by far lh~ ·
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Newport crew wUI be -
" Ille 110 otaiters in I b e
-NtWport, R. 1. to Bermuda
rice· which getlf ·, under, way
Saturday· at ni:>on, EDT.
The looe Newparl Beach ·
representative is Al CISltJ's
, new SO.fool Warrior, desiped
bY Britton Chance and built
in Germany.
Casael took deliv.,Y ol the
yd on the East COlol aid
bu been campaicninc i( sue-
• cest!Wly sever p re •
Bermuda races, W 1 r it or
acored a first overall f1 the
~ Cup Race, a •lTS-miler
·from Oyster Bay, N:v . lo
Newport, RJ. Warrklr .Wll the
MCOnd boat to finllb beb1nd
Ted Turner's famed IJ.meler
American Eagle from AUanla, G1:-She-bea1-swmer--A~. _ _.,
(H'uey} Long's 73-foot yawl by
over one hoUr. , ._ Valdes, "we are about 15 to larpat 'Qt WhitWllr Corp. 11
18 percent below last year -marine and leilure grt11..1p.
but last year was the bigesl Other boat com,,,rues a~
Jn the history vi the "'"'pony. qulr<d by the COIJtllomerate
Despite the slowdown in Include Kettenburg Marine of
sales Columbia maintalnt a San Diego, Trojan Boats,
payroll of S50 people earning Bertram, and a company call·
about P ,000,000 a year. ed Deaco wtiich IJll,nU(actures
INDUSTRY LEADERS -Richard v. Valdes (left)
president of Columbia Ya~bts, 'and William Tripp,
noted naval archt~~t,.-petlonally trial sail a new
de sign !>Y Tripp, ·.Xc1~1lv• defl111er for Columbia. . .
Cassel, a member o f
Voyagers Yacht Club, a blue
ribbon crew, inch.ding five
-from Southern California, one
frtlll Australia , two from New
:::-.~VACHTS ON DISPLAY -Hundreds· of persons swarmed thro~gh tile Columbia
:;-; :Yachts plant at 275 M,cCormick, Costa Me sa, during a recent "open bouH" to
;~~.: ... ~splay new sailing craft in. the Columbia and Coronado lines. -. ' ,,
'urbe slowdown is mOlt allrlmp trawlen. on investment we get it-''
noticeable in our dealer's in-Valdes is very happy wjth 'Valdes atttibutes much . of
vQortea.11 said tbe )'OllllC ~x-· hia, firm's connection., with ·· ·the succe~ of the comj>any ~----ol "~"!""-to the fact that "it Is oom-~-ve. _, ·-·-.. · "~-. , . credit turndowiil from--our----!.'Ahboulh we-had started plel~ computerized bolh as
dealer1 is about three times ou~ fin\ few boats before the to production and costs.
what it was last year. Retail takeover, Whittaker! has Despite the Whittaker Mt.up
credit l_a tlg!it. Peo~ seem helped us immeasurably, both whlc;h involves" other types of
to be taking a wait and see in finance and letting us boats, ·cOlumbta dOes ffilt bWld
attitude. manqe our .Qwn operation. any 9thers except u~ its
U:SSINVENTORY We are.still compl_e.tely
''Generally dealers have Im a~, answering t o
inventorY now Uial'fltiey hsve \Vti1tl.aker only In the balance
ever bad. 11lis affects our sheets.
sale1 becatiae the pipeline is COMPUfERIZED
Tahiti Lead
Mqintain.ed . -!Jy Blackfiit
not quite u full. The reUQn "Wt foretu\, each year
for liCl1lor lnven!orWI lrt\117'\ilhi\ our p10ihletlon ,\rill be hlth coot. vi Ooorl"!I rlDGllOY· -.... the money needed and
Tba& m combinauon lrittt run lo the foi'eeast. If we
tougher credit hu m.de•our 1 need a million dollars for a
sales fall off." . ' project and can ~w that Ken De Meuse's Blackfin
But1 itlD Ool.wnb11 bulldl It i.1 ~calb'· 'SoUrld ~ stayed ahead of the 13-boat
• bolta -• atiiage fJf about will Jirovkle a &ood rewm Los Anaeles to Tahiti yacht
2,000 a year in lines that nin -race fleet Frid"ay desplte con-from :12 to .17 feel. All of Columbia'• llnel are now ' tinued light winds that hav" ~•~ B D slowed the fleet some 100 ---by William Tripp, ans rugs.. miles from Los Angeles.
the noted E8't Coast dealtner BlackfM's position th I 1 ~ t.q, been responsible for Fr B mOrning placed her aQout 780
lucb famed yachll I!' the ?l· Olli. ORtS ·miles from Los An°•les with foot Blactfln, Ondlne and " of.hen. Norman Bacon~sA 54·fooB I bi.loop
Tripp'f moat recent desip SACRAMENTO (UPI) -A Widgeon .• from ;xinta ar ra,
for Cohqnbia have been lbe. blli making ·ii ' illegal ' t~ &bout a dwn mile1 astern.
n-lmnbla •7 and ~1umbia' '" 1 ..&.-A Because of garbled radio ....., -v ....... .,.. opera e a ~olo1vual, or water · h ·11 I -bodl iu.y racinc..crulsing transmission t e pos1 ons o
yachts, and the more recen~ ski while Uft4er the 1nlluence the other boats in the fleet
Cohnnbla M which ia just of dan&eroua druis was 81>: wer4 not obtained, but hosed
beetnnlng to oome off the: pro-proved on a voice vote . and on Thur'sday's report., the re·
.c -., . .--ductlon line, with 100 alrudy 1ent lo the noor Wednesday mai',1der of lhe boa la in the 1?~<EMBRYO YACHT -Advanced techniques in hull molding have catapulted ordered. 3,571-mll e race was struna: out ~ Columbia Yacht Corp. into the lead a s the nation's producer of fiber~ass by the Assembly Criminal about 100 miles behind the
• ~-,yachls. The firm is a wholly owned sui,&i4iary of Whittaker Corp., a $900,000,000 tl.._ E.4.Cll • Procedure Committee. leaders. -··-'."·~.c~o~n!gl~o~m~e::Fa'."IL<J•========--..:..__·~~=========· ===.....!~-D;'elll~dte the luxury aspects, It provides that ••nO ~ Third in the flee t was :":" . la h8s alreJJdY turned shall operate any rnotGtboat George O'Brien's 78-foot ketch
• .:· -_: out"'""'Sevt!n17s -t round Mir: rrom-Vancouv.er_which ~ ...,,_ + $100,000, a copy -and aome or v or manipu ate any had moved ahead of the
..... ,· •.. ·c-ongress Cup.Regatta UCI Slates 70 43s which go out the door water skis . aquaplane " Columbia-57 Aries, skippered . for from $40,000 to '60;000. sifnllar device while 11ncter tbe by Dan Elliott of Newpod
Tripp hu recenUy designed influen~e of any reatricted Beach. 1 , '"· c l 2 d Ann } I new Columbia.a -which dang~roua drug." Blackfin reported "beautiful .,. ·"Aga; n Uses a 4,os n ua will be different from th• The aulhor or the' me""'' weather" but .,,,.m.1y light
" ori1lnal Morgan designed 38. Is Sen. John A. Nejedly, (R· winds of 5-8 knots.
D R Uie mott fiberglass boat Walnut Creek.) Both Pen Duick III and Si-
Long Beach Yacht Club an-possible," Graham said. 3ll8 8CC production plant11 ·O:ilumbia Jf is , already illegal to moon were unreported. Pen
nounced that the I' 7 I Following a. new procedure uses the usembly line, unit.ii-operate a motorboat or water Ouick III, the French entry,
Congressional Cup matcli-race . adopted last year a group Members of the UCI sailing ed COftltruction technique plus ski wNle under th'e influence has not reported since the
.·\ reg·etta will again be sailed o( 15 virtually idenlical sloops program will hold the second building their own cabinetry, of liquor. start of the race.
"'··in Cal-4.0s. frbm th e Southern California annual Dana Point Ocean iiiiiijiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
-Cal-40s were originall y used ar41 will be de&ignateid a~ Race for Shields Clau lloopa
tn th~ popular match-racing ellilble ·bolts, after wNcl\, ·~this Saturday and Stmdly. '-'
, evenl and coptinued for five 1&!dPl>en will draw bf lot-tot , The race is an anoyai·)'..,..
)'ears. L11sl year the sponsor-pulgnm111t. \ h l 1 , ·-aid e n d intramural event ffr
liig LBYC switched to Colum-' Graham, insures· a teat1 of members of the QCI aaiUq
:~~))!a·50s. qlpper ind crew abllity program. The saUon will bl ~ Announcement of the switcf'I rather than 'boat speed. vying for the Dr. Wayne
.~, back to Cal-405 was made by RACING CA REER Crawford Trophy. 'nle troJiiy
• Commodore Donald Leedonl . : was dooated by ucr director ~-wl'to simultaneously announced ~Graham cr~entlals ror the of sailing Robert M:-Allan1
,:·the appointment of Bob Congre s_s i_onal Cup Jr. in memory of the late
", -9raha1n and Barney Flam as chairmanship include a racln_g Dr. Crawford, who served aa
-,:,.!.Ctlalfman _and vice chairman _career dating back to his the rirst Director ol ~ ·., tively of the event. boyh..QOd at Balh?a Yacht Club. '.~\.~~was our feeling ," said He has crewed in m~~y bl~e· atE~~;~nts Will race from
-4-' ·Graham, "that the Cal-40 is wa~r yacltt races, 1nclud1~G : 'the best boat for the the Trans.pac: ~uther~ Ocean New(5ort to Dana Point en
. _ ... Congressional Cup in -iinC with Racing C1rcu1t 1nh Florida , and ~~~r:y~y :Ur.1~1 rr~u:" w'::J
the deed of gift of the cup the Long Beac to La Paz r.&<&J
S race. begin at 11 a.m. at• the ~.from the Uniled t a t e s lnlercollegY.te Sall~' ·• Row· Congress." Vice chairman Flam Is a Cal-40 owner and has' been lng base in Newport .
FlRBT Tli\tE a lon gtime leader in Southern Cail Reinhart, fonn• \JCl
.. • The series was sailed in California yachting. H~ ha1' sailing team captain and now
· Co!umbia-50s for the first time represented LBYC in live of the UC l Asailtlnt, Sallln&
--last March aild was won by the past six .congressional eo.ch, won· l&1t yetr't event.
21-year-<1ld Argyle Campbell of series and has skippered boats
BaJboa Yacht Club. in virtually every mQjor West
. LBYC ofriclals said the Coast ocean racing .e venl.
dtance back to Cal-40s was As vice chairman Flam will French Cup
Yacht in U.S. ..... ,primarily because it was a be eligible to compet.e against
'ft .. more readily obtainable boat. other LBYC members for the
·' 'Itle series format cal11 fOi' rip' lo repr~nt the club
·' ttiree days oC three sets of in the. 1171 .cries, but should NEW YORK (AP) -The
• mat.ch races each day Ih he win the sailoffs he wlU ahlnun~,.:. altak, b~
which 10 leading sklppen be relieved of his official ed, 12·meter 11d\t, "'8noe:,
.from all over North America responaibjUUe1 du rtn1 the a poNnt1al cmn.nc-far IM
tneel each other in a final three days of competition: Americl'a Cup, arrtvld at b
•. total of 45 individua l matcbea The .Cel-40 was duigned by Brooklyn Anny TemUMI tit\
• ; "o\icr 1 five1T1ile windward-C. William Lapwortl) O f board a frei&bter thla weak
?;;;'·leewa rd twice around courae. .Newport Beach and is bullt en roole lo Newpol"l. R. t , '
.• _.·:T>eterminatlon ot th~ elm to by Jensen Marine or Costa ....... ----:.._ ... •1 &95 . . . ' !"LUI TAJI I Ltel•ll .___ . .,
York and a ftmale cook fron1
San Francisco. , own name and COrona?a. The New porters aboard will
.There has been no illdlcatK>n . be P'l'ed MacDonald Bob y~t, s~ys Valdes that_ Colurn-Sloan_, Warren Seim.:,. and
· b1a will someday be build~ng Blbe Laffibordine. n.e cook
Ketlenburg yachts or Vice ii Liz Robinson from San
ve~. -Francisco. -~ke Columbia. the other 1be Bermuda race be&ins
~t ~es reiain their June 20 at:. Bret*JP ,Reel
own Klentlty in !;he Wlittaker Tower off Newport, R.J. and
·complex. ends otf Bermuda11 .St.
Looking back over the past David'• Light some threi l()
decade, Valdes al1owed as how five days later. 1'bt race is
"it's been kind ~ of ll~e an l50 miles. ·
unguided mWile at Umes. The roster of yacbtl entered
\Ve've made a lot of misakes, Inc 1 u des vesseb from
but I l'lell we've-made more Bermuda, North Amer I ea ,
tight moves t h,a n Wrr o n g South -America, the United • II ~ moves. -. .. lngdom and Auatraua.
Di1lribtll9d bJipAltld H.,. ~· IOl"r0of• 100% Crtin ....... lrlirila
comfi ' J11ne
Family .~ekli
"Let's · Slut Talking
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M M. ,Lindber9h, famocl ~nograpMr, dla.
cu...t w~at the -can an~ cannot do to rt-
aolvi man'• problem, In an 1xclu1 e Jntervlew •
e 3 MILLION VICTIMS -Eadl monlb· In Ibo
Uni ted atata app:oxlmai.Jy I million :women
become vlctlml of the overpowering ernofional
crt111 called premellllrUll tension. Can .,m•
thing finally be done about It? This orticlo 11ya "yes."
o 'OIL '000 -Melanie De Profl. Family WHk· · ly food editor,• tollo how IQ haYO a homemade
ci~mbt~e. Sho ·~ Include• .. me olher great summer Hllill tlill can be '!XIOked up in foil
over an open grill.
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"The past years In which clau and correCted time win-from • non-.!DCMlb IPll•-Plllkllilot-•
-lhe eal-40s-were-used~11klp--ner-of wdrmajl:ryachtlng~ w11 ~•ICl Jalo-&bl
pers Invited to sail in the -clas!;.ics as the 'J'ranspac and water along with two other
urles and lhooe who surv ived SORC ever since Its In-ti.meter veueJ1, both trial
the sallofh made their owri troductl on to the yach\lng hotse1, and three power bo1t1
arrangemenls ror ute of a tr1ternity. It has-a powerful whleh are to ·w.-t.bem-to
Cal...O. The 10 bo1ts were then m~sthead saJlpl1n, a lon1 St.amford Landln1, Cent, to
Mia• trwvel Ht Ht of YM' Y•wlllJlll. l11y • f,.ls
ftt C111411ft!! ~J!t~~ ffly.,.:tl•ul travel trailer with • khlt slle llod;-ii1191iit1 npeclally for IOnely bugs. · -A·ll-&>ming-Satiirday in-tlie----1--11-
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11711 llACH ILYD . ICf'Utlnlted lo make "ure they waterllne; lpede rudder 11nd be. rllltd ,... a IAll to
.were as near ident.k:al as i5' a Hahl dlsplaccn1ent crart. Newpor1.
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C~ HOWARD HANDY OF THE DAILY PILOT STAFF REPORT GAME OBJECTIVELY? ' . .
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'SHOW ME AMIRICA' IS HIGHLIGHT OF DISNEYLAND'S:SU-ER.CILllRA.TION , • • ' ' • • l '.
By· HOWARD HANDY
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Any simil~lty ~n a .aOftball
game and the one leaturhic the .KMPC
-jocke,. and·the Playboy Club Bun·
nies is purely co-inciaenll.I. ·
A reuon1ble facsimile, howevei, will
be· played 1t Auheim SlldiUm June
21 between pmes o(,the An&el-Ch!Cqo .
White Sos ckLbtHieider. ·
As a game,, It offers little In lhli .-D 1. ~"..] .5 y ~ · way ol oppaattlon to the major league , isnev aBU: 1 · · ·e8J'i!' · .... jd~~--~~~,;~';c~~:·.
f J . .. .. r ,, . • • , ~ ~re than ]~' ~p~Ofjcharacm"s~wMie 1
' t.. • ·:. •,\ _ • ·~=· w:J:~"'~!.(envy of 1he1 r~~·.., Thro~g·k ~~m~·f· 1'. =~~):,me:~~"' 1~~ • • ' "'
, . • ,. .. ~ ~ .theme toti&:-.ls "S~ ~~
Dlsneytand, Orange County's most most popular tradiUons, wilt add sUll "The GOiden Horlelboe Re.vue," which the eomer, watcbiftg, All the 1GlrW Got
ramous -teenager, is celebrating its lsth aoother musical flavor to the birtbday has set,. show buliDelS. records shlce' -." Whlt'elle can most of theae 'over··
nd . I t celebration. Each Sunday on the Tonior: · ~ wn' • • .,, -blrtbday thls ~mer a . spec1a even s row land Stage at S, 7 and 9 p.m. 8 it· opened'.'~ 1165, · J • ha~. a wnole· t~ll paeQdo 110flba1Jers do but• Watch
galore. lnc.ludmg a• musical .. have ~n different group from the western· and new format~'Wltb new tunes. JOkes, ~ti tt~se days:' ·· ' '
plarined. folk music experts will entertain:· '11le'se and ·dances-and will· cont~ue adchna: ' .. · · •
It all starts tomorrow and runs thorugh will include greals such as Bue~ Owens, perform~ every day ·~unng the swn-'A checlc. ol the lineup wW ,;.ve 'I
J d L and the s•-· ..... :. mer clue to the"lneptltudt. or the entire cut early Sept and even then there is acArce-~u Y -·ernlDS. · ..... ' ~· • ~ , rcA. • • . • i:,... • •. :m:%•tara"Faron• .. .....,,.. ··~ '~' y..,"9Wllacters, be.,;IUllll· • .,~ ,.H .. ~"" -•at, ly .enough Ume lo get .in the' JlK!ffl. ' aJid riL,.,_, • .o~"'""""-Coll.IDS .~7.:~ .. " . .-t'Ji,1 ·• , ly.B,Bd,-:•-1M.m "Mary .-• • WlUl ~· ·~ '·"'·'· .,...... "~ ~ '""' ir-· manager ·s1r1e Ballay add ·lila •firm than 500 per1ormers who will part....,.~-·. and~ Harl. ·, , .J ;""'IDllilYI:.u'ib.·l'lfle II) ' W · • '' '· ·
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tertalnment' is a brand new ·~pl -~ ;','.. ii "', ~ ' .·~ 4 1 • '"" • • Dick Whittlnghill;~the ~""mari
musical comedy .entitled "SOOw Me Holl•n·~--~ ·--"--"--'. whose charin·on thO air belie!i bil II"· America." The lavish production, which u-UVU. ~---"" .. , ,. r"1-d to 1plly tn ~tbe ouUaeld ~bec1•
hlis flashy sets and brllli1nt costumes, .... ·he -couJdn't."watch tbe -girla-1t bat. He
opens next Monday. 'Ibe production -· · the .... ~.~
whisks the audience away on a musical T M • 1 G~' ,hwaa given~on, Jll--,,..,t · tour .of \he United States. Everything 'ony art~D· • . '°~he coqJcril:)e~clOeer to~1 •etion. •
from· an out.-Of-lune Broadway beauty '.·.. .-..:a; ,, ... , , -, ,··' •' . .. . ;. •I~~ pw.-· " • ;~ 'r i ,: r to a .rich hillbilly and a kooky cowboy ~ ~ •• -:I:J; ~:.!..--! ..... ....!:lit..:~ .. , J:, aP<f'
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K(ilPC'S GARY•OWINS cAwr p.~p· H0IS \EYE ON THl·llAll .
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show at 8 and 10 p.m., Mondays through In Panty H~-se·.'. u" 'Qin· ~s~·s'"' .! .;u ... "'°""' "'-\!!'. outllejil',to keep Ftidays. v 0 ~ 'them liom.' adlni ;the g1r1s ror a' dat ..
The Tomorrowland Terrace:· wen r-on their way around the bue· ,.U.S..
Laat,· but not least_, ls thC.'reat 1'ladies"' '.,co~trat!!?a: JUlt' as hlrd l!f any r1nr-!
man'._ 1 on •the KMPC sll£f, Johnay , Whltever elle . goes OIL lt. is bOeall
Mapua. He11fi&Ures to be•too bqJy chu-to , be. • 'un-Dllei:I e.vepfne and' wbse • . elle. Cln iope-..-lltfo;tbat-:-bmrtJ--a•lllf'--H . Ing the baU lo the ooU,.ld and oerving • ll<o ,.al ...... all ...,.. .too? • •.
estab'ushed as the mod·muslc center or • . ~ InrJ1tded hi the Miter prdtn trio are Dts~·land, will be ollerlng the best By GENE .... -AKER ' • '' J'·•· •i""',. ~:. ·•·•-to and Jun·
1s a relaiy man to pt In the wly ' ,-r .;;---· 11i:
,_, ~'~ _, prochlct!. "!lo, Well. 'II 8 -.wan. If, •"" '"'• ~-~ ~ in' fresh sounds for young adults with ,,,,.-.. -,.. ;'Olicken • ---" mcrdta. ' • "Sound Castle, Ltd." This group · is. an ,.._..,.......,. WrlW .,,. can ndltiao," Toay cracked. .-.. . ,
oot.ol.aight .happenlng complei. with far. HOLLYWOOD -They tosaed a,..,, · Wby·""'!·lle )olnad lbo:'lirm! • Geoll ~~ ",'*'"' lie Is aervlng Whal Is the ,1r11111e secret formula
.out sets, a fashion parade of now-<:os-luncheon lamb, saus,ge,-bacon it a .-.. ~ • • .... '--_l tn lhe job1oC; catcbei". beca,use he WOl!.'t. · , tumel and today's top<"OC!c lavornel. ·-r"T:--5~-ilbi~m lhe litll• 1'>Jd •"'f thetr IUustrioul This event, already underway, takes poeh restaurant :ir lllories ab.ove besla<f1o'l!lft-'wlrhbfln.· ~~.r ·~,to·~ with •--;-countoll>artiCm 'the'°'"'ldlamondl!
placeeveryaummerevenlng,uceptSUJI. downtown Loo Anpiol· to a~ I .re ........ .,.'1-;!,"fy ·..a.,·N·'• 'cl ,: , ~'', ', '. { Hu.i..,,;1.:...,·-·-~--0ltBe Bunnieo ·' dav~ irom 9 p.m. to clostng.1Jn Sunday singer Tony Martin'• new busidW"-' tlooole ;;<'"d1'~llrli'llllll1 -•"I .•~ ~ c,11;nlta1e on j•l' I4oil lan't '!!1:~:';,.t"';k'hli\ronliat1on but" "The M1nor1ty of Sil,'' a talented young PANTYHOSE: since 1J"l'elUJ' ... ·t llllH 'W ..... ·., =llllpl•1•ailt tblt DilOt,come, ,.... ' rock~ group will play on the Terrace .,. Tbe,romantk: balladeer and movJe ac-, 1 . -. la ..._ •r:;· .... ~· tbere thole· in lbe know Itel ~ cJllc jocke)'t 1 and at the Plaia Gardens '"' Fridaya· tor hla. become seniar .. ecu11ve In· But '!"'! ~ ..,., .. lilOlhir. ' I'!' ,.,-..., • are w!oof .in their ,..Umptloii .tllat the
a1ld , the r.morrowland Stage #"" marketlnt! ud 11let ma_.t :10..· llolrTCIQ'Jiia ....... ~ ~~ i.. *-'-~ . t. dlstracticlns of their curvad• -1·
_,.. 'llleydebutthilSundoJ. -11-,..c.rp.1 'llhlch. ,.., the< In~ llloo. ...... .,... .. _. 'llldrillmdMtllt ..... w .. qulpa. lion are"th!' prtmary ..-,, .
• ._;"llleEnterlalnmelll.Commttte~" pubtlclty handol.1', "Marketo -·• ~~--Jnll....., ~ -~'lint base
iqual•ll\·grouP lakel om the Tumor· panty hose ••. prim a rtly lJli a «9va"%;, Uoa--;J~ ~.· ;.,C ': '· bll' _.,~ bfi ·' ... 'rett -: What.wr the -ror the llllMided rftlind Tmace every aftemoan, Moft.. · 1Uptnn1rketa:." ~ • .....-series slancHngs, 1 great ailjority -o1
day }bnlu&h Saturday, lilr lisleoln& or sWJ.-· Ton,, 56, cur); 11 the ~ ,.t..,.,-::' ~'i:!.i 'oi" the ·acfton ~ ~·place.haft. He the publlc wl""'51ng the annual atruQle
dancing. cotlar,lnblacksuitandtlewilhenonnilua ~liliiiaw bdrd---r .. lwaut to ~·"°"I"" -that wUI qabi be pulllna for the Buonles
Music with a dmerent beat, one that pearl llllckplli, aald over the ibertlot blm._t the -"'-_.. -the Jllrl ·" _, Ille -to win.' I
reca)la t!l'Oll·momenll·ln bal-. clan--aqd colfee:-·"'I -I'd like la , all -· Ille -'<!. i\nd:.lit .nie Iott ~·Gary -aoly.''!*11Mria81alies•. • Wlllch -Wbi'.....,"I to Stat., "It's
ctn(, will be pl~yed this llhnmer .-,. dl"""'Uy. It isn't a matter ol matlntf )'Oil ta.t 1118 uiq. lllM m :zi:· .-•mper aa lo -and -to .....-the bailiOs ol 811111• ol the moll fll!Mll a llvl111." . . and .,.. bulc m '* warll --plate. 'l ~l.dlfllcult lor me to conc:ontrai. llld r the Id GI hie • on • alpals and to throw the en """ go en II" He -·~~ -M• ~-•-a-·• eya, leelh.and loft." 'Jim • ··-a ·~--n·er •-·~ ~-g pi h with an that noise in the --~· wllL be able to enjoy_ -~ • .~n ••~ •• ve -..... -..-,:-' .-~' • -~~ the mualc of such favorttes as Simmy . toml7'fll'cl1I tte-upe. Gar)' Grlftl whh-~lrtJn.-a-atncer .for-40-yur-a!-Nid dllLjocke)' !!!!!!. • w.u__puLIL.flCORd..,,,.,,,.__,,.,1a.:nds· Ill no wonder~ take 1 toehold Ka,y,. Tu: Beneke and 1.larry Jimes 1 line of men a fragrances; Frink , he 1 lplnd only 1beut. a percent of but t0 he _..\.be in tht ·w1y. and---nff 1lmiit every Plteh I -
nlghUy, e1cept l'ridaya, at P~Garde!ls Sl":"lra, a brand ol 1-'. bil::; • 1f11r11 -~ meanwlolle Rocer cad.a • la atatlooed at tllird up thtrt.
during uie lut four -· of the evening, A newslady uked Tony wbelhfr his "'" ......,.... In afclil dlibl. -ialt bla ::.-wm i.1n backllrC ' "Wllh the P,.. hlnllnlf aojlnly aa
'ftM! •\es gptl'll to""8ro• nipt with wtfe, Cyd Charitlt, wmkl lte tettlnc "Aall wbln I do," he mu.id, .. , dan't ldwm'dl U. 'plale as errant cencentr1tlon, .the fw area't"'the onty
Ray McKinley. and his orebel~a. panly 1-at a ~ "No," ha waat 'll!D to ..,, •£-I bl' , -" loo Jail lo Clldl Illa °"" ""1Centratlng·,OD lhe lltauty ol .''Caunlri'•~ubllee," -ol lhe park'• aald. Would Iba -the COlllfllllJ'I pl.,'°"""""''• • ~"""·In'• numm. Ille Of11101tµoa. • 6ur iltfre -II .. . '
of the ·buei runners .or to ask £or a
date al&er the action. • '
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l<li • ly ~TAii blLAPLANE
,, ST. EMJLION France -Parisians come down
here to bQ¥ the fainous reg~onal ~ines. To eat duck ·
pale laced with the mystenous tnff!e. To sit under
gay umbrellas and weeping willows beside the
rivers. It's a relaxing country, and that's tt. 'lbere
isn't much of anything to do .
Repertory Tbeattr 1111 N-
pQrl Blvd., C<llt& ilea. Frt .• !Un.. at I :• p.m. lbroulh July
lt.8-rvo,tlool-441-l:M:I.
. '''OM n.. Over
tM C.Ckoo'• Nai"
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Lacking the liveJy life of the French beaches
and the boulevard life of Paris, few tourists.get into
.. ~this soft~ sunny country of rolling bWs and ll'HD
vineyards.. .
. A co(Dedy ·on stage at South
Colll lleplrtor)', 1111 Newport
ll'fd., c.tA llMa, l :IO p.m.
Wed.-'lllun., llnuab July t.
Reaervatlons -Ml-1313.
11ftoela& " Boeln1"
A comedy oo llage at the
C.o1ta Meu Community Plly-
Jlauoe (Wiii rate ol Oranp
c.iuoty FllJrpoundo), al l :IO
p.m. J.... • and • -17.
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• "· It has a charming rural feeling. There are 1500
chateaw in the province -a chat.au caa be a
cutle or a rather large .fannboule.
-HOtilsarepr!Ced f:rOm n-ur-'8.-A""barpbr·m--t;-
expensive France. Lunch ~n the fix~ price menu
touristique was '3· .Lunch 11 the bic meal and UJ.oo
uaUy goes seven courses . -·
~~~~Ueno--~ --1---··---~ ' ~ Blrlr Ytv a .. "
.A comedy by Nell Simon II
on atqe at Corona del Mar HJiti Scbool'• little theai.i'
<in-led by Irvlno Ccxnmu-
nll)' -). Fri. -Sal, al
l:IO p.m. June II 0 17. "--
vatklial -&1713. • , · "
. For the voraciou.s, there's the menu 1a1trono-
mique at fli. I don't think you could eat ii, It'• that
enonnous. But the French have appeUte and ap-
preciation of food. They .mop It up, i>olllhlll2 each
• e!J1ptied plate with cru.s~ bread until-it llbliiu.
'' f'Wh•t should we tip w•lters In l'r•nce?'' ·
A service charge of 15 percent 1oe1 on the bill. •
However, your waiter will eipect enoup. loose
change to bring it up to 20 percent U you have a
separate wine waiter, he 1eta a couple of francs
(Ml cents) per bottle served. (U the pW:e ts very
posh, bump that up to five francs.), · (.'" : * i ..., Tipping on the Continent can be Joather COD·
stant. The breakfast waiter in your room." The .
maid. The doorman. The elderly lady wbo 1'11115
the men's room. The concier1e. •• There'• no fixod rule, but checl<inr willri"rench-
men I do it this way: I take care of the maid ·and
room waiter with a litUe the fir1t day-five francs
to let them know I appreciate they wort for a liv.-
ing and more is coming. Then I don't tip again u11-
til the end of the -1tay. Usually another five. Door·
·men and the lady in the men's room get a franc
each time. The concierge gets five to ten francs
even if he does no more than hand you your keya.
If I use him for extras like theater tickets, I lay
·an extra tip on him right then. '* England and IAlanil are be(lnalnr to put a
service charge on hotel bills. Keep tb&t in mind
1 when you do your tipping. In rutaurlDll there'• .~no aervlce charge. Tlii En11ilh seem to arrive at
12 percent of the bill for Ibo tip.
* They often 1plit tips 10 don't be afraid to ut.
U Ibey do, make it 15 percent to take care of the
wine waiter.
* Fr-•ldowol~ clfes tBn!ly add a service
• char1e. YOll will notice Iha callh re1later slip you
get alway• says-''aervice non-eomprla." Tip 15
percent. If you do not Up, the waiter will uplailt
that tips .•re nol included, believe me. The French
take Upping ·u serious bullnela.
•• •• ,. ''We •re thinking of ...... Mnr•I manth1
In Mealco -I mey 1wn retlN there. C•n YIU
9ive me •n klM of the cott of llvl,.?1•
: . I had a letter the other day·from a free lance
•writer living in San MiitJel Allende. ·He 1ay1:
; "There are about a thousand Ainericau here. i When the writing is going weU, I IJlll{cl '400 a \
; month. If lt iJJl't goinr well, I cul-It back to $4000 ayear. ,/,
a Going in on a touri1t canJ"YoU 11tU1t leave the
country at Ibo end of six lpOntba. en.. Ibo border
and get a new Jouriat car? and new ppara for your
car. .
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Tllb .,. No Dream • Brandon Cruz, who _plays the par\ ol Elltlli Ip "The Courtship of Eddie's Fa-
ther" on Channel 7, " bu')' oboot!Q a m-it MGM UUed "Alex in Wonder-
land." On bis way to lunch, after lbootirlil 1 circul parade dream sequence in
the movie, Brandon oaw .the tiger being lild to hi• cage IDd grabbed him by the
taU. What's that old oaying? · ~ :· ,
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--0. Act,..,..,
Two ooe act · pllys by
Sl1womir !lmek, " Th e
Police" amt "Out at See" •e
on stqe at the Nifty 'lbule~.
'Jiii Miiin st., Hua11Jqloaj
Beocb. 8-vatlono -Ul-
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H~me,-Gar~eri Show Opens
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JUNl!l INI •• :JI special show• and Jalent l'OUllO with "Show Me America,"
HOME AND GARDEN ,BllOW -The' 111& annual SouUl1and mllllcal comady on the Tomomnrland Stage oo I and
Home, Decorator and Garden Show wUI open at the Ana· 10 p.m. Mon.-Jl'ri. The Tomorrowland Terrace will have
heim "Convention Center with a prerhiere benefit for the "Sound Cutle "Ltd." with new sets, new costumes and
ChUdren'a Hospital of Oraqe County, on June II with reg-top rock favorites every evening from t except .Sun. The
ular admi.ulon prices prevailing from June •21. Hundreds "Minority ol. Sil" will tUe over the Terrace on Sun. and
of boothJ dilplaying products for the home, an art gal~ery, may also be heard on the Tomorrowland St.ace on Sat.
furnllhld rooms and magnilicen\ plant and &arden exhibltl and tht Plua Gardens on Jl'rl. The "Entertainment Com-
wlll be al»wn. Tlcketa at the door, 12 for edulll; 11 for mlllae" play1 oo the Ternce Moo.-Sal. aftemoom. The
juniors: J.2.11 years, and chHdren under U free if adcompan-Plau Gardens wlll have "Blc Band" IOWldJ for ballroom
All-lnr;luaiv• toun through the Al•••• G•t~,v.,-.
Extend your Al••k• V•c•tion to include Siberia/
D•/M!1.UIW from Anchor•11•:
(15-dq) June r;, 27;Ju/y tt; Aug. 1, 15; Sept. 5.
(B-dey) Jun• 20; July 25; Aug.• 29; Sept. t9.
ied by an adult. Hours: Sat. and Sun., noon lo 11 p.m. dancing, nightly e:r:cept Fri., wilh leaders such as Tex
weekd,ys, ~ll p.m. 800 W. Katella Ave., Anaheim. Beneke, Sammy Kaye and Harry James playln1. Sunday For the first ti!N aver fly direct to SibtJn·a from the Unir.d
J'uNE !t · brings: "Counl9' Jubilee" on tbe Tomorrowland Stage with States. This summer Alaska Airlines will operate ten all~'
BEND'IT RA.CE -The March or Dimes will r~ive one· a different l"IPP each week, drawn from folk-mualc erpertl. inclusiv.rourchanerfligtltsorigin6tinginAnchorage,Al1ska.
half the price of each reserved aeat sold lrcim this, Sat. races Jua will be ·beard in New Orleau Square and aboard for Khabarovsk. Siberia. Choose from two uniqve itineraries.
at Orqe County International Raceway when Junny can, lbe Mart Twaia. All W. plus the 53. permanent fun.filled The l·d•Y Slbwi.,, tour: S849.00 Khabarovsk on rM
top fuel drapters, a II-car field of CadllLlc Eldormc. and attractions all summer lq:. Haun: I a.m. to mldnllht, AmurRim.lt*utsk,oneofSibM1·so1destci1iesand1fonner
·a wheelstander stage the second aMual March of Dime1 sun. -Thun.: a .1.m. to 1 a.m. Fri. and Sat. through Cossack settlement, s,.tsk and the world's largest h'ldro•
Benefit. Time: 7:30 p.m. Ticketa, $$ ~ .eats; $4 July t . StArtinc JUiy 3 open from I a.m. to I 1.m. electric dam. Ride a Hydrofoil on Lake Baikal. deepest lake in
general admi.Pion ; $.1 high school student.I and letvlce men. daily. · the world, attend the opera or ballet, taste the exotic delight$.
Children under 12 free. Track is located Cir the Santa Ana -JUNE 11 • n---of-a-Siberian banquer. And more.-~.
Freeway It Sand Canyon tlirnOfl:l>hone : ·~ a.l.ua The ffunH .. m-Bach VII.Ith Dr · T,,. 1l·ff'lt:omp,..,,.mly• tour of Siberi•. Mncow,
·' JUNE Jl~Q HB YOVTll D~-; ... ,. .... , ,, in the; A Middle Asl•: 11249.00, Fr0m Khabaro vsk to Mo.sco.Y
SAN LUIS REY -Old Miiiion San Luia Rey,oo llJabway ::.0.~-i:...illoPf.'i::~~"':-i, atlpm. (1Xtend to Leningrad O!' Kiev), Sama1kand to Tashkent to.
71 three mlles inland from Oceanside, ii ho~ and ledlan -.of um, -1 • --. ~ -m fi.e. Irkutsk to Like 81ika/ and back to Khabaro~k. From the-
Dance program five Umes daily rrom 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. June JI-rt. Thi lfOUP features ~-·Dept. Tickets. Klem/in to the home of Genghis Khan to the nch cvltu/9 cf
June It-23. The tribal dances of the Apache, Navajo, Papqo clllMI ipcnorld by the Parks and ~~...... C1n"'1 Asia then home with a lifetime of memories.
and Pima Indian Tribes will be perfc:rmed by tbt famed 75 cents for ldultl, 50 cents fer studenll. ,
Indian dances Or SL John Indian School, Komatke, Arizona. . JUNE• •1
• -NeffrHfof'flpo••iblel
The colorful spectclcle is open to the pubUc free of char1e. FUCHSIA SHOW -The CaWornia NaUonal Fuchsia Only 10 fll11ht• •pprovedl ,\
JUNE 11 Society is preaenUng Its 11th annyal ~~and ~ha.~--1J..701N~IH~youronlyopportunityt
JUNIOR TEEN DANCE _ The Junior Teen ·Club of west-Plant Show, titled "Garden Wonderland, 1n the Ora11ge Act now/ ·•
minster will bold dances on mOlt Fri. nights fnm 7:30 -9:30 County FJirgrounds, 88 F~r Drive, Costa Me.sa,. ~une i·,
p.m. in the Community Center, at» Wutminlter Ave., Welt· 26 • 21. lnltNCtions on pottirig, propogating and fertihrlng Send the eoupon. ... yourTtrnl A1JM1t. orc•ll yourlotll ·~
mlnster. Admission, 50 cents. The "Pollutionl" JTOUP will fuchatas, plus a .show of fuchaiu, begonias, orchids, Alask•Akli,,.ol/ice: ---"-\--
play for dancing on June 19. ferns, African violets and bromelildl plus '!'any other --------------='---,
E SEPT shade plants will go on from 2 to 9 p.m. Fri.; 10 a.m. / ~ . I
KNoi'T'S BERRY F~:t 21A Gold~~7caval~ade"91 Country' to 9 p.m. Sat.; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sun. Plants, gifts / -,...'£,...~IL',...
and Western Music will be staged each weekend at Knott'•; and 1adgets will be on sale and snackl will be available. ":' ,..,4 ,..,.;;;;,,-:,,.., · I
Jwie 19 through Labor Day, sept. 7. Appearln( June 1,1, The Tlckels by donation, II for adulll; 50 cmta for studenJs; I· ' R I R L I IV If B I
Jimmy Wakely Show; June 20, Waylon Jenninp; June 21, children under 12 (with parents) f~. ' J Please SMd mB your free brochure: Siberia! Russi•! All· inclusive I
Cathie Taylor with showtimes -Frt .• Sat. 1:30, I:• and .JUNE n ud Z, , 1. tours through Alaska Gateway. ~
10:30 p.m.; Sun. 5, 8:30 and 9::11 p.m. "The Sound Genera-. CROSBY STILLS CONCERT -Crosby, Stills, Nash I Nam• .. J
lion ", a group of 24 )'OUDI men and women from John Brown ind Young w'111 be heard In col'Jcert at the Forum in
University, will present shows Mon. -Thun. at 7, 1:30 and Inglewood, Manchester at rPralrle, June 26 aad 21 at 8:30 I Addres1 I
10 p.m. Hours : 9 a.m. • II p.m. Mon.· Thurs; I a.m. -mid· a.m. Tickets at box offict or most ticket agencies are J
nlsht, Fri. -Sal.; Close I& p.m. Sun., beginning June 19: $2.50 • 7.liO. I City. S1a1e ip I
Admlulon $1 for adults, 25 ctntl for children 11 and under. JUNE ZI I
No adcUUonal charge for shows, **' Beach Blvd., Buen• BAILET FOR CHD.J>REN -The lut of four pro-I' Tr1nsPon1tion Consu//1nts, Jnta1t11tion•I I
FOR THE PEJUION who Park. grams,·~ 8al~t for t'hUdren aeries will be· presented 8290 S1Jt1s1t 6/vd. OCI" '11 /
doeln't want ever)'thlng , . • . JUNE ·t~ • ~ h tn the F_estival of Arts Forum, e&O LagunL.Canyon Road, ' I Hollywood. Ci/if. 90028 " _;,
SPORTS SPECTACULAR-There will be sporting ex !bits, Laguna Beach at 2:30 and 4 p.m. June 28. ''Cinderella" ----------------in 1 motor home, that is · · • dem·-~·a"on1 and cont~-al Hunti .. ..ton'Center, San Dleno ced b be r th ' the Oh mpt Motor 111 .. '"' '"' o;;.14 ••• 11 story ballet wlll be dan y mem rs o e .... aguna Home~y o:amp: Home Freeway, Beach and Edina:er, June 1...,. Included jn the Beach Civic Ballet Company. Tickets, $2 Ior adults, $1
Builders, "-""uartered in ahow will be a dry ski run, fly c11Una demonstr1tlons Ind for children may be obtained in advance by ca1Unc 494-7271.
·---. performances by the 1Ute board chainpion. Booths where one ~~iii;;ii;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji =-~ ~ ::::. may try his sktll will be available (ror which there will be• Best Line Not I
may be just the ticket. A , :a~:ae). Fund1 raised 10 to the Boys Club of HunUn1·
!'>(-.. n. ror about 17.tltltl, by }'OU:llnol!-.ho, IOI its In .the.Script
and a 24-footei llsta at $7 ,495, c i r c u I 1 t 1 t ft list tfom TEEN CLUB DANCE _ J~~E:ut.mina&tr RecrelUon and Frank Sinatra, who plays. 1
The new Champion has Kampgrowxls of America . AU Parks Department will hold a Teto Club Dance in the oom-reel stinker for his title role in
10m1 outstanding 7oo,ooo campen who have munity cemer, 8200 Westminster Aft., (fer Westminster MGM 'S • • O i r I y Dingus
teatura, but thr ner tqiJtered •I the various teen•) eaeb Sat. from I p.m. to midnight. Admtllkll, •1. Maaee", was enacting a loea-
lllt ol optiDnS in-, parka are on the maUJnc Pt\. fer members. SI.SO for non-members. The ''Ruah'' •lfOUP lion ecene ln. nJ~ he Is
•or so ,we are told. "°Ill play, for dancing June 20. wounded and snaps to George
cludel many The1 ¥Me book ls in full . ' . ·J·~~ u SEPT .1 Kennedy : "1 guess lime llem1 that Weot.-color arid bealdes mebllooJ• ·~Q w • • ' · . WI rnetar Olt9f a 'ume or two, dUll DISNEYLAND .SUMMER -Dl11teyland Is celtbr1tlrig_ caughl up with me." Kennedy
most'1 with travel But whit Its 15th blrthday with over 500 entertalnen all awn.mer. quipped, 11Tlnw wounds all
coo•Wer ,...,aJ11.us we not.iced most .;..as 8 tin}' lon1 In the "Super Summer" celebration. There will be heels:''
• -~.!~~ 1i;:_ footnote at the end of an • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ....-" ~ ·-· ..-·-edlt«'s col:umn. 'Ibis U)'I thlt • : ~
stead o1 .. -· they , ... •bl• and wllJJnc '° Display Set ._ IUIA, OR Kampcround1 or provide lrlorinatlon 1 n·d
America, lnc:., ii PftMI» the answer all questions aboq& On J d • a f I e I t 1'y I t e·m 0 f Cltflp\ng vehicles. Just writf: -. D J8fiS
E In the world. "AK the Qlevy Camper, lioi
it ttu added a new 2411, Detroit, Mich. 41n1." Bowers Museum Ill pleased
ice. WINNEBAGO industries Is to announce reservations are
· --.nine 1 and s.,<. 1-· the ~of its -:. oo• being a=pted rrom ._ --,.-,... v-youth lf'Ol.ips, s u m m e r J a.,,one in tbe c:oun .. ,,. can molll!H. ll's olftrin't school!, day camps and .Park•
a --by conJnl ~rs or the Wlnnebqo ~-i I -u• and RecreaUon ....,.n er1 or • \I toll·fret number, --lntel'Dltional Travelers a 11-seU tours through l he jllll. The cmtper liYll hil ., ¢aravan, 7-country, Euro-)..fuseum. lt Is an oppOnunlty •
-111JO o1 rocvee, ..,.. -...., vta ..-home. to .,,.nd an hour or so in • ol ltOA al wllld1 he -la l•d, M'1 Dir.ring tWo 1n air condltloned buildll!I •
to 111.y. lencth al ~ Cll'DADS. viewing Indilli'l artifacb, shell1 • ~ llrinl Umt -. Trwvelen will lelve -N" rrom all over the ~ world, ,
type ol utllilJ hootulll dlllrtd. Yort1 by plane, aod fully clothing and memor1bllla ol •
Reserfttlon1 wll be Mkl 11ntil eqalpped motor bou'U wtll be Or1nie County aeUlcrs as well •
• p.m. without a depmil RkJN. Gukles wUI conduct as three different exhlblll e
PLAN YOUll
T~AVEL VACATION
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• CRUISES • STEAMSHIP
and TOURS KOA bu tOO franchllld a • ~~ E n 1 I a n d ~hlch cRanauadunonlb. -• -cam~A-b OO"k I et -Qlnpnf, n~HOlllriil. Museum hours are : Tucsdl.y • I
llattng die.,.._ can be pl· a.r,gn::_. Lusembour1 •'!'1 lhrough Saturda)'. 1o:c:m a.rii . Charp Your Trive
tan !>J wTlllng the fl"'! at lwllllrland. Total «Ill 11 Jo 1:30 p.m.: Sunday 11· • At ~olol•-'• U-Fl"'
• • • • • • • I Billlllas, -·· Or you 11-.JJI for 1 couple. For details JernQOns, I :00 to 5:00; ond • ' FASHION ISL~NO
eitpt try •pllonliig. cmll!'I John EbeJJnc1 Win· Wcclntlday ·lllld T h u r • d a Y • SINCE 1818 NIWPO•T llACH f26tO • 4 ND M~fiAllNIJ., -..1ac1ustrleo,Inc.hmt 1ve11ings,,7!00 in 9:00. There.. . • ft • ' I
"Chev1 Canpr," Jl'!l>Ulhed c~.1on .IOUI. ii DO •dtn~~Jon charae. •••••••••••••••••••• '.
SUNDAY 15 FATHER'S DAY
Don't fo~et F•th•r with • febulous dinner of his f1vorites. We hive them ell,
He loves •rtichokes, zuccini, asper19u1, f.re~h peas, tossed greens for his fevor-
• ite stiled, fresh picked sweet corn, mushrooms. Come end see Orange County's
most complete veriety of fresh veget1ble1. •
Then for dessert we're flO. 11 Here at Newport Produce you 'll find 10 different.
kincls of melons, 5 v1rletie1 of pe1ch1s, three kinds of watermelon, even "seed-
less " 5 kinds of berrie s .-g other fre1h fruits. too numtrous to mention. Come
see.' Come 1eve. Did will love you for it, •n"d he mey buy .you• ntw min~ coet,
one cu1tomtr did!
$cwt Wltll tileM COllJIOl'll
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•Iceberg Lettuce • .STitAWBERRIES • CUCUMBERS • • • • 6 25 • • IOCEA. • 4t.r'·1 • for C •
• L~b 6 ~' I! Limit 12 • '""• Llntlt I It••
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Tht1a ra1t1urent1 dam1nd th9 finest for their .customer•. That ', why fhey ftl•
tvrt NIWPOIT PIODUCll Patronize them! Th .. Ifft, Newport; H .......
Newport; Did c..ra•s. Costa Mtta: Th ._.. ..... Huntington leech;
D91ry" Dtlte. 6aNJen &rove; ind ifYtr 200 othtrs. How about you c1llin9 u17 . .
"ORJi8GE COUNTY'S FASTEST' GROWING PRblllfCE DRGAN/1.ATION"
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ORANGE COUNTY.'S /
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The Boathouse· "' r
This Saturday the Boathouse will~ embark
on it's third year of operation ·celebrating 1he event
with ~ gala anniversaey party. Special p_rices will
p~evail. and beer will be $1.00 per. pitcher.
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DAILY PILOT p .,.
STANLEY
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ARLEY STEVENS
RESTAURANT, NIGHT CLUB AND ENTERTAINMENT SCENE
Country Club Luau
Management of · l!Ie ,Costa Mesa·· <;loll . and-.
'Country Club bas launched ·a series of a1n1111 eventa
bound to attract venturesome out 'n' abouters. · ,
Meaning, in thiJ ·case, anyone stirred to action
the green expame of golf llnb seen through the
ceillna·fo.floor picture ·windows.
Finally we stood before an incredible array
of food ·that ~•eemed lo stretch ~ndle11ly down
the buffet setup. Starting off with 'the cold dishes
and ·by taking only small portions of each, there
still wasn't room to put a sample ol everything
Next up "'as Hawailin lonjt rice with shrimp
(Hau Hau Kllima); long grain Hee, with chicken
liver: pine~pple and ffawatian fried rice (Lalkl
Pala1); baked red yams Maui · baked bananas·
new green pea~ with mus'hroom$ -and bean s(>routS
(Omaomao Wamcko Plmeka).
by the prospect or food being served in exciting " quality and quantity. ·
Since we found ample fillfillment of that pro-
mise at the first such aUair, a rousing success .
on the large dinner plates.
seems assured for these . weekly dinners. \Vhlcb / . To all of this add extra Quantities of freth
BORN COLLECTOR are being staged every Thursday evening between pmeapple and coconut offered at every tum. Not
Zeb Ziemer, zany proprieter of this museum the hours of 6 and 9:30 p:m . · ." r-1--to .mention the poppy seed rolls and butter the
of flotsam and_jetsam.-114Jajts to being a com__1tulvl'~'iv ;:;e----::------p;;;· WI:---:----------::---waitress brou~ht to the table.·
Ch?llector ·of discarded items-since his youth. When 1 jUi-. . Devil' eel eg-TgsR-Y11-::x'l'ed0 CaHOn. uSmE;-be-r-o· f~-~d·-,.1-fe.-re_n_-1---1\n.d;-tie ieve i'~t~o"r"n"'ol-'t,"'s~lil"'lc-o-n-e-m-ore-d"'e"'l!i:--:-ht,.-----+1
11 garage became a cross between Fibber McGee's -a ,delectable HaWaiian-coffee _ Kope Klaha. closet and Granny*'s attic the ~athouse was born. ways were followect_by aq amazing variety of
Collections still continue and Zeb is always on pickled fruill and. vegetables, and the always FULL AND HAPPY
the alert for unusual items for his· display. His THURSDAYS ARE 'SPECIAL llavorf1il Hawailan root, poi. Anyone would have . It must l>e admitted that our appetltea •
latest find is a small piece of the Apollo 13 rocket. Eilch night's •pecial feature is a ma,ny-course been bani pressed to count the number of cold ultimat~~ gave out in this final round. Which
YOU NAME IT ,. dinner with all food and decor keyed to a particular fish dis~es and salads next in line. resulted 1q the disturbing sight of uneaten food
The 'walls and ceilings dilplay a con-country or place. Such as Hawaii, Mexico or_Italy. 1 , o~ left on the plates -choice mOrsels wt'd never
glomeration of posters; signs; manu'3quins;_stuHed Kick-off feast in the planned_ summer·long \V let get away under less filliing circumstances.
animaJs; uniforms dating as far back as the civil series was a sumptuous Hawaiian luau. With so Three saladJ, however, were particularly im-·Hopefully your capacity will hold uPbetter
war and money from all over ttte world, and many savory dishes made available in such abun-pressive. The first of these was a great Hawaiian when you get around to taking part in one of
bits of pieces of items long forgotten. One could dance we're still concerned about the possible ef· fruit salad, rather on the Order of ambrosia, filled the Country Club's Thursday night repasts. Tab
spend hours just looking and laughing at these fects of overindulgence. with 8 multitude of tropical fruits and topped for ~ luau, incidentally, was an 1utrem.ely relics of a bygone era. reasonable '5.50 per person considering the eJ:· with shredded coconut and whipped cream. tensive bill of fare. · •• ..0. @ The other salads were Lome Lome -a ~ luscious Hawaiian fish salad that mixed various
rAn antique feed grain bopper delivers hot ' greens with finely chopped bits of salmon ,·and
popcorn into an old wringer washer flanked by lt(onona Nui -princess salad with water cress.
posters of Rona1d Reagan ah!>ut to shoot it out Similar Iuau!I will be repeated. on a stag· pineapple, ~nut, fresh bean sprouts, endive and
with John' \Vayne. The anUers of a gigantic moose gered basis with other national and ethnic dinners tomatoes, served with fresh pine~pple dressing.
head are adorned with hats from various branches until mid-September. If the initial occasion was • . ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING
·or the service. indicative of others to follow, none should be missed. ~-· Fortunately, too, a good measure of relaxation
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_r.;-~. was provided by the musicians who came on about ~-FESTIVE the time w.e were finishing dinner. A lively trio rrz: Arriving early in the upstairs dining room, of· Hawaiian gentlemen going by j.be name of the we were immediately bedecked with festive leis · Kanoa Serenaders.
Every day from 4 to 7 p.m. it's Grog Guzzling and shown tO our table amid numerous Hawaiian Somehow we managed to work our '\\'BY The group is booked for an indefmite run
time and two. frosty pitchers of beer are only touches. Frorp .-pprop.riately _costumed waitresses through" a fair quota of these and other cold items and will be appearing every Thursday, Friday
$1.40 or two mugs, 35 cents. If you really like to palm branches surrounding the bandstand. before ·returning to the buffet, picking up clean and Sa\urday from 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Their
roasted peanuts try ordering' the 25c portion, you Once seated we took note of the especially plates, and proceeding to test our endurance by rhythmic island melodies, played alternately in
may not be able to finish them all. decorative centerpiece that graced each table. A taking a bit of each hot dish. ' traditional and modernized tempos, proved equa1Jy
LADIES NIGHT whole fresh pineapple surrounded by fresh coconuts FOUR HOT ENTREES • satisfying for dancing and entertainment. Tuesday is ladies night and any lady ordering d ban h t b be d beer pays 25 cents for · a mug and '1 for a pitcher. an anas. Right off, four ot en rees were ar cue TIP OF THE HAT
Chess and dart games add to the fun and a new GOLF COURSE , VIEW choice beef round, s~eet and sour barbecued Prior to our eventual -albe1't reluctant -
B f · lo th b u t d th 1· st chicken (with a real taste treat su~lied by-a pool room has jbst been added. e ore movmg e u e sprea • e tr ) 'b 'th H · departure, we were able to pay our compliment• The Boathouse is located at 515 So. Main order of business was a refreshing tropical libation. d·ash of ginger • spare n s· WI aw an mango,
insl!!ltaAna. AnC:d;tim~e~1o~e=ni~·o~y~th~•=s;trikin=·=·=g:=V1=··=w~p~ro~v~1d~ed~b~y~~an~d~b~ak~··ed(=lls:h~(K=al=u:a::=ra::=M:ah~i=M=ah'R'1);.;t'===·==· ==~.-~~~~~c~.,,~1~1nuoc1~~.,,~P~·~"~2!4~~~~~ =="'~============ii' -Di!NCING~1 ---R••I
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Famous fo• ~ · l•k• homo. ~ ~ "&i-11. {if: ;j J.., w, ·
FLAMING DUCK N -~ STAG t;'....U&.. '?; 1 .......... U-."ZM.{IC ~. --~L'i."1:' ~= CHIU-WIO #rd-rr.c~~~~~f"' Open I I :00 A.M. -Closed Monday.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA
11151 BEACH BLVD. 142-1919
lit 111 2ht pl., Newport a.tch ORlolo 3-95'0 A ~ .....,_
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SEAFOOD •ntl STEAKS
SANTA AHA: 15975 Htrbor BIYd.139·6770 (11 :00 •m lo 10:00 pm)
(closed Mondays)
THE
WHISTLING OYSTER
LUNCHEON
• DINNER
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• DANCING
• BANQUETS
• OYSTER
BAR
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Sinr1 1922, •· Exl/1"'r PJy111si1111
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BAL-PORT LOUNGE
PROUDLY PRESENTS
THE
HONEY BEES
HEUN and IASS
Thursday -Friday -Sanrday
9 P.M. ta 2 A.M .
FRI. NITE SPECIAL
MEXICAN DINNER
COMPLlll
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CLOSED MONDAY
C--efl•• •,._, ......
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DON JOSE'
NOW APPEARING ,..
VIC GARCIA LTD
With Voe•!• ly
GERMAINE
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Chill Rell-• lnchllodo .. .. .. .. .. .. S 1.50 ......... ~ ..... , ......... .....
9093 I. Adomi (II Mognollt) H'"'t. BHch 962·7911
THE WINE
"CELLAR"
UNIQUE tnd ENCHANTING
lllTAUUNT c--1ot Jt1J I
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WH., """"' M. I Sot. . . ........ , ....
FRANKIE ·
ORTEGA
ANO HIS MUSIC
NIOHTLY IN THI-LIDO LOUNGE
OPEN FATHl;R'S DAY.
Serving Dinner From 2 p.m.
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COME IN TONIGHT
''For Tlae
Prime Of Your Life''
Roast PRIME RIBS OF BEEF --., ....... _ - --s3as ..... '' . ....., ........ ,... ... .,...,, . .. , ......... _....., ............. ..
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IAILY PllMI Ill DINND IPICIAL ••• Q ,tl
MONDAY THI• NIDAY ONLYI 4 .. 61JI P.M.
NOW-TWO LOCATIONS
OPEN 7 DAYS
KING. sm COCKTAILS
321 N. ST ANTON 421 I. 17th ST.
ANAHllM COSTA MaSA
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IOflf'-""C..~IW-A-.J · .,_ ··-1130-p.m.~---.THI IOB ·I ROOKS DUO
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HUNTINGTON HARBOUR 4507 W. eo.t Highway
Newport hach 675-4200
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1107 JAMIOlEE llOAD ~l'M'OlT llACH
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MILE SQUARE ~I
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RESTAURANT
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54$.3726
7 A.Mo to 7 P.M. DAILY -
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Continued from l'ag'o ,3 v IDEAL MIAL Th~ lunch left uS inore convinced than ever . ,._ to the three Club master~ipds responsible for the that an omelette makes an ideal main course for
exceedlngly pleasant evenlJ\I: Head boa oman, the any meal ...: alld i>IJndering, wlly '° many people
genial Earl Atkinson ;-.KeUf Rosati, Earl's-right persist in ithe notion that it's something for morning hand, left Jeg and number,. one assistant ; Tani 1-I --Wekeenakona , -e~ecutlve:ch.!f 'and .a g~!iu!Jl~ ·chip ea mg on Y· · · ·
ofJ Diamond Head who orlRlriaIIY halls from Oahu. AN ART FORM
' : ' 1 ~"""'"'..' ~"""-~----:-. -oo·e1ra·s-onli t<rs~·atr'the--Titenu h'ere"'to~realize~;-
how far the a rt o omelette making can be carried
' beyori d the conventional. What a littl e imacination
and daring· can do. in traruiforming· eggs to the •, · level of ·ambrosi8. The Costa Mesa Golf and Country-.Club is
located at 1705 Golf Course Drive, just off Mesa
Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa. With all dining
facilities oP!n to the public -as we ll as use
of the golf course -lunch is served dail y from
11 to 3, breakfa st on Saturday and Sunday fro m
6 a.m., and dinner from ·6 to·9:30 p.m., Thu rsday
through Satur day.
Allogether there's a grand.total of 30 dlHerent
om elettes· to choose fro m. And don't count on being
able to rende r a uick decision.
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-FATHER'S -DAY
Sund•y, June 21
Dinner-Served-From-4-p~m•7, -~
Reservations Suggested
..._.. ..... "-7,:JI P.M.
Son11treu/Song Writer
KATE PORTER
S; ...... :30 P.M. Mon. thru Fri.
Returning June 29th
JACK COSTANZO ··---with
GERRIE WOO " • •
--"i'l we have it, you are we I come to' it" -
1f you are like we are, omelette-time is any
. our of the day when the savory egg dish is
available. Breakfast. lunch, dinner or anytime in
between.
price to be determined by ingr~ients. Don't wrack
your brain on thiJ one, though, because the 28
offerl1!gs in between provide quite enough difficulty
In selection. ·
_ ...JJmelette_entrees-ae:counted for a_supe•IJL __
evening meal on the occaslon of our first visit
to Newport Bi!acb's Egg and Ale. Which was shortly
after this great addition to the local dining scene opened lut winter.
Tho • • S.n11tion1I • MURRAY • • HORN • • TRIO
, DINNER FROM 5 to 11 P.M.
SUNDA T CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
10 A.M. to 2 P.M.-
RMtrv•tlon1
675-5774 209 Palm, Balboa
Cit 11te l1IMll ,et'ry L1111111ntl
21112 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY-HUNTINGTON BEACH-536-1421 • 1•••••••••••••a••••••••••••••••••~ OURCH,!!F
IS A Rl!AL PRO.
T RY t-llS LOBSTER. IT'S
T HE FINEST OUTSIDE
MARI NELAND. STEAKS,
Bis Magic Touch
NOW ~PPU.llNG
THE KANOA SERENADERS
INTIUAINMINt e llANCIN•
ft•n.. Prl., s.t. t , .•• t• 1:JO •• -.
Now Serving Dinner
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COSTA MESA GOLF ---.. , .... ,_ -....._
& COUNTRY CLUB ~~~~~~'"~. '"'~I
ALL FACILITIES
~PEN TO PUBLIC
Phon• 540-7200
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REMEMBER
FATHER'S·_DAY --JUNE 21
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Your Family Restaurant
· _ TOO. AHO A FIX.fl•
VOUMELF SALAO .. A,.,
TRY OUR NEW COCKTAILS
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ALL THE FISH
YOU-CAN-EAT-
EVERY TUESDAY
AND THURSDAY
BUCK.
NIGHT-
YOUR
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OPEN FOR BRIAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER
1:30 1.m. to 9:30 p.m., Minday-thru S.turclay-10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday
GRANTS HUNTINGTON BEACH ... BRODKHURST & ADAMS
You mean a kid can treat Dad
to steak for just $1.59?
• That's about the sii.e of it •
w;111ou1 bulllnl tlilr liiidpb,"'" lh• kids -•nd Mom too-Clll lfford to stake Did to
sllK at SIDtor ..;tlmL A Ilic Juicy top ~rfain
steaJ<, bo~ild )ult Iii ..., hi lint. WHll crunchy
---And I l ient. -ry ilttld poql~ Of I juml>o )d ie of frtnell fries
oll !1<1'*1 lo Illa!""·'°" Pf~•.
. ' \. ' ' Belt1r )II. llal•l'qll.&111k dilM1tr costs ~
half, for chl'*tn under 12. lots' of siuling
pl•tttn to cholse from. plus bur1111 llurslin&·
with..loodlllll. CrispJ Hllds tao. l.qecious dl1:
strts ••• 11111 ftte coffet reflUs n loni as Dad llkn. ' ... '
Today through
Sunda)l.
FREE. super bedges
for Father's Day.
COSTA MESA ·
2H I. 17th St.
HILLGRIN SQUARE
641-7492
HUNnNGTON IEACH
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11512 llACH IL VJ> •.
962-5912
TOO, l l KE A ,OOT Op
YOUR FAVO RITE MARTINI,
A OREAT 'o1N1NG' Our
V ALUE A'NDSOUl'H~RN
CALIFOANIAIS MOIT
TAKI 8AN DIEGO ,fllWY,
1'0 HAWTHOA~E BLVD,
AND Q080UTH TO
MARINELAND
DISCOYIA THE ALL NEW
PIZZA .HOME DEt-IVERIES
HA.VE CHANGED A LOT
SINC:f:THE
OLD DAYS
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Famous For
SAUERIRATEN w;th POTATO DUMPLINGS
OPIN ON FATHER'S DAY
AT 1 P.M.
SO% OFF ON FATHER'S
11----"INNER'-------~~+-,,..;::,.
NIA$_(,
ONLY ONI PATHll PIR tAILE
11512 Beach Blvd.
Town & Country Center
HUNTINGTON BEACH
961-5800
LOBSTER LOVERS
Everyon• i1 t•lkin9 about-our 9i1n·t
Au strali an Lobst•r T1il 116-20 oz.)
DINE WITH
AN OCEAN VIEW
Res ervations Accepted
536-2555
BANQUET
FACILITiES
Now Appearhtt-Dlclc & Grett Duo
Tuesday lflr""9h Sunday-nclng
Jt7 PACIPIC COAST HWY., HUNTIN•TON llACH
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'l{ifreshment
..Mea ns a
.Cot of
Things
A long look at the
rolling sea
The nostalgic cry of a
wheeling gull
The flo ral artlstry of a
French Garden
And, good foOO and dri nk
in such a setting!
The VICTOR HUGO INN
ha s been refreshing diners
and making memories
for over a quollrter of
a century.
Open Dally
luncheon-Oinner-
Cocktails
Champagne Brune~
~---.-s_undat-from 11 :30 a.in.
to 2 p.m.
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Cliff Drive at Coast
Highway-Laguna Beach OA-.94-,
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ENTUTAINMENT • ·7 NIGl(TS A WIJK
1-'i6!Y~l~A * HAP HALL DUO w1l1' JMa. ••acr1 .., •~u
'n•r. tllr1 S11•. •
MON •• fUU.·WID. * Larry L•k• Singer·
Guitarist
Re1r-Mes1 Theater s~~::e Costa Meu
J45 I. 1,tti_Sf • .lat off,...,,_,. ltW.
• • ARCADIA r~ , . ' SINCE ltll v.c.'tl~Jitr -·AIRPORT
FaoturhHJ Steak • Cltickeft .' 1toiian C•lsifte
Serving Late Dinners,~~-
Mun,•Thur. " A.M,.1:10 A.HI. 1261 PAl.ISADl':5 R.D.
COSTA IAESA
5 .. ·l ml
l'r\. & Sal,, U:llf.J :)I A.HI. nl E. ••llNl INGlON Oil.
OltANG E COUNTY'S MO!iT
IEAUTIFUl RESTAURANT
ARCAOIA
"1·1113
New Appearing
n:m~ MITCHELL
Singing & Entertaining With
THS NATURALS
. D•nein11 To Th• Bi,!l-B•nd-Sow..d--
31106 COASJ HWY: SOUTH lACiUNA
RESEftYATIONS 499-2663
LOV E FRESH ..r:·;
SEAFOOD ·
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YOU'LL LOVE
TAtE of 16r WHAtE -
LOCAL CATCH
DELIVERED TO OUR DOOR DAILY
~/\L~H PAVILaDll)
400 MAIN, BALBOA PENINSULA • (714) 673-4633
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A Feast You'll Remember
Prime Rib/w Yorkshire Pudding .... 4.95
Lo ndon · Br~il . , ........ , ....... 5.45
Roost Long Island Duckling ...... 4.35
New York St eak ............... 5.25
Howoiian Mo hi. Mahi ...... •, 3.95
AND MERRY MANY MORE
MONDAY NIGHT SPECIAL
COMPLETE PRIME Rll DINNlllt $3.25
NOW Al'PEARING
·FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY
, THE NEW
MICKEY'S THREE
9 to I :30, Mon. thrv S•t.
DANCING & ENTERTAINMENT
329S"'Ni'Wji0rt -Slva., Nitwport B,acfi
ReservAtions 67).137-4
OUT 'N' ABOUT
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out we settled on the Trinidad omelette (banana.
lemon, rum flambee at the table), $1 .95 ; and ome-
lette Benedict (ham, black olives, hollandaise sauce),
S:!.15. CQOkin& and Colding left no doubt about
skillflLl hands at the helm. '
RELISHES TO START
. \Vhether at !Unch or dinner, 1the entree's
arrival will be preceded by your choice o! a relish
'tr.ay or a plate of hot and cold hors d'oeuvres.
-Var-ied fl'Om ·day-to day, the latter \Vill probably
·include items like devil ed egg, cheese and a nchoVy· cOve~ Crackers, black ·olives, Vienna ·sausage . ·
slices and fish balls.
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S.n L•J•. Ml11lon Sto19e1 Spectaculo1r C?•nce1
~tARINER'S LIBR,\RY -2005 Dover Drive, Ncwro
Beach . During regular library hours, the Jr. Ebell Artist
the Month exhibit featuring murals and paintings from chi
dren11 art. show , through June. ,
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80\\'ERS !\tUSEUl\I -2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana. !lour.
10 l .m. • 4:30 p.m. Tues .• Sat.: l to 5 p.m. Sun.; Wed. an
Thurs. eve to 9 p.m. No charge. On exhlbil "through <:f ~
28, work of 15 Award Winning Artisans ·"Oe~ig~~-
• men" Show and "100 Years of' Calif. 1\rchilecturc ~·
Through July 12. modern Japanese prina. ~z,, . ·~, . ..,
COFFEE GARDEN GALLERY -2625 E. Coast High :f· As the main dish comes up· so will a basl\el
of vcr \Varin and fresh bread. '
The Egg and Ale is operated as an adjunct
to the Flying Butler restaurant bilt maintains a
separate identity and quarters. Located in the back
or side ·dining room ( dependtn·g on tbe direction
you take, you ·can enter ihrough· the Butler or
by the direct outside door from the ,patking lot.)
' .~ Corona del l\lar, sponsored by the Service League of NCj· --;J;r1");~). Q, ance e-e....---port-h·~Htatrh . hl!J,<Junc-t25 t-nnh .. 1k0 3r pH,111.-MB.,,k,h d,t d~ •-..I! ,• :D .l:J' ~ ex a. .•• :oug · un~ ;t e·wor so ans ur ar ,
•• ,~ ., NEWPORT ll~RBOI\ AltT !\1USEUl\I -· 400 ,Main SL, •
• ~' ,i. • · boa. ·ff ours: \V°ed. -:-Sun. J t'o 5 p:n1:-· f\1ondaY. 6 • 9 ... : "·t 's. an' Lui·. s Rey Currently on exhibit through Jul1 ' works by ' 41 . Amc~aOI
The restaurant decor is aiong lines of an
old English inn. A sense of intimacy is established
-'.b.v its size and seating capacity -approximately
40 persons.
PRE.PARED TO ORDER.
..(.:\.. sculplors rrom the Whitney Museum of American Art;';"~ • . , LAGUNA ART GALLERY -307_Clitf-Drive, Laguna~·
Photoerafjhcrs ~· t he hands). through the "Rain," Admission St. 1'.1embcrs and one gucs.l free. nours: 1 1'!;<6
genera l•publlcrwill have a rare "Buffalo." "Victory" a n d p.m. daily. 011 exhibit during June , Memorial Show of H~!11
.opportunity• to witness the an-"Farewell ' oa·,1ces." t he Hunt Reid paintings. , •:
' -~ cient tribal da~ of Apache,'' rhythm, aspiratio!lli . beauty COSTA ~t &SA LIBRARY _ fi6& cc 11 t c r St., Costa iR:~:q.
'Navajo, •Papago and Pima In· and humor or the Indian (ind s On exhibit during regular"iibr:iry hours through July ' ... ~·
dians startinr today through authentic expression. "'3• Tuesday, june 2.1, at Old • The colorful spccLacle is oil painti ngs by Clay ~C~mpbcll. . ~ t'
Miuion San Luis Rey , near open. free. 10 the general !\LESA ART LEAGUE -513 r.en1er St., Costa J\lesa. liouht .., . • public .. B.ring plenty of film · k1, Oce~ide. . ~ · and shoot as many pictures Sat. and Sun.-l lo 5 p.m. Conlinuous exhibit of art wor : ,
Each Omelette is prepared to order in an The' famed lodian danctrs. as you wish or these skillful various media by Art League mcn1bcrs. No admission char~.
indi vid ual chafing dish in a special cooking area from St. JobD lodian School, Indian da.1cers. ~ open to view at . the far end of the room. Which Kom1tke, Arilona, w i 11 Old Mission San Luis Rey NE\\'PORT NATIONAL BANK -1090 Bayside Drive. ~eif-
adds to the overall warmth and friendly informality. perform five times_ daily, at Is in the town or San Luis port Beach. On exhibit during regular business hours throu gb
Anyone wanting to .bypass the omelette route 10:30 a.m., noon, 1:30, 3:00 Rey, on Highway 76. three June, oil paintings by Sylvia Moonier. ·
has an option t.o chose from several daily specials and 4:30 p.m., doinc their an-miles inland from Oceanside. J'. · thi d rt ctent Indian ritull dances just NB CIVIC CE1'11'ER GALLERY -3300 W. Nev.•porl Blvu .; at lunch or dinner. Mid-day selections in s epa • as they~were done before the Newport Beach. On exhibit during regul:lr business houri:
ment range TOughly !rom $1.35 to $1.75; at dinner Spanish rnnnuist.adores storm· p . G 1 On h'hw in the neighborhood of .$2.50 ~o $2.75. ' ed the 1d-'"l'l lh, t op l'Oltp 25 pai ntings selec ted from the NB Arts Festiva . ex I A
Standard beVerages such as cof:fee, le;i and -The 0 ~ • ~:..;pe ha 5 · through June. :.:
111ilk are availab~e· together with a house drink, performed before President~aS All UNITED CALIF. BANK -3029 Harbor Blvd., Costa f\.1esa"·
beer· tea:' This old . English refreshment Das its Eisenhower · and Kennedy, _ On exhibit. during regular busi ness hours, through July I~ brisEi in· a hig'hly· conceiitraled meat broth. -la p J h ' a~ the te o Pe o n • Oil painting s by Louise Young. • : .!luch dances as the fierc J d • l )
, • : • 1"Apthachret·Wra'di~tDloancal~b·','1•1A11,'8tinrtelyd ngt•e Jell S CORONA DEL 1'.1AR l.JBRARY -420 Marigold Ave., Coron•
n e1 n del Mar. On ex hibit throug h June during regular librar¢ . decorated costumes. t h e Ho:-v does a pop music group I · danctn 'Who. hive perlotmed become successful and why hours. a photographic show of o d Sall \Vork photos b7 ·~ · au both Jhe New Yor~ and do few make It? Wl'len does Gerald ~~elgemaker and the rock and mineraJ collection al
B!ER. OR WINE Sep.ttle World's Fairs have· it happen and why? Leo and Dorothy Koch, part or 'ft'hich has sail crystals fro111
For imbibers -theres' beer o~ lap, a ~ull a\so.1deligttt.ed and ·impressed Roberto Dos p ass 0 s, dcpos1Ls in Back Bay area where the old Salt \Yorks we re .• pint served in-an lce-<:old-an·d-decorat1ve pewter•hke--aUdlence S'"" througiiOu.1-rh e eminent British music writer,_._ ~
tanka rd. And a choice of hoilse'\vlnes by the glass. United States and Europe with claims it's like the develop-CALlF. FEDERAL SAVINGS GALLERY -2700 Harb<n:
r The .E;gg and Ale is 16cat at 3103 ~ewport their repertolre. mcnt of a great cooking Bl vd., Costa Mesa. On exhibit duri ng regular buslneS$
Blvd., Newport Beach. Tuesd• . through Saturday ·It inCludl!:S the "Horsetail recipe. When all ingred ients hours, throug h July 15, oil painlinB's by Pat Ingram.
lunch is served from ·.11 tor ·and dinper from Dance." ail imitation of the are of the bes1: whe n they
5 to 10. Sunday hours are ch, 9 to 2. and wild horSe ; ··the ';Ea g I e ccimplemenl each other ,nd SECURITY·PACIFJC BANK -196 E. 17th Si ., Cosla ~lesa;
dinner 5 t.o 9. Closed MOndays • _ DanCe;:_an ancient .prayer f.ot are_mii:ed proRefly . .....__then On exhlbl . during reg ular business hours thr~gh _July 15•
rain in-which the Ind.Jans glide Voila ! The r.esult is Im-· water color and acrylic work of Ferne \Villiams. ~
about napping the wings of peccablc. . . . :
the mighty Thunderbird, or Sounds simple. aod logical ANAJIEIM ART ~ENTER -2620 W. Broadway, Anahe1mj
~American ·Eagle, to carry and apparently this ls \vhat Hours :. Tues .. Thurs., Sat.. Sun ... 1·4 p.1n. Currently on ex Ft-i,..-.-·ll _their....w_titllras a loft, The in-QCt_u~jU;__nWy, _h_ibj(.::SummcrJ~esLivaJ ''....paintings--DLE,ounl.ain ~allc.}Ull'tislf
lrioate "HOQp Dance" is a Stephen Sills, Graham Nash Sylvia Paulus, through June 28.
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Temple Gardens
Chinese Hestaurani
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Eastern l l11epoint Oysten on Haff SheJI $1.H
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young br8ve~ to. Jmpress his some five months ago as a WESTERN ART GALLEHY -Saddlcback Inn, First SL o~
fulure 'bride .lnd her: famil y, cOmplcte entity. Crosby, Sills, Elks Lane, Sa nta A·na . ~lours ,11 :30 a.m .• 10 p.m. Tue~ ...
--'d a D cc s w hi I e u s ing Na·sh and Young. ,,. Fri.; 4 to JI p.m. Sat., and 5-9 p.m. Sun. CUrrently on ex~
· sirilultaneously, si'x hoops. Set for two very rn uch in-hiblt through June, recent works of western arllsls, o: From the1wild "Snake Dance" demand"· ·appearances, June to-tbe-:-gracelul-molions-ol-:-...26~and--28-at-the--lnglewood La wre_n_QCcJfanscn, Betty Lou Nichols ~ml Paul \\'ebcr Jr!
lhe "Feather Dance" (in Forum, the group, 1ninus CHALLIS GALLERY -1390 S. Coast Highway, Lagunl
which• !either la · picked ofl Young, first made th! scene Beac h. Hours: II a.m. lo s p.m. daily. Two one-man sho111! the ground without use of· about a year agp. Today, the l!iiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOitl 'foursome has gone eve n will be on exhibit June 27 ·July 26; Jo Anne P,.1ix.-oil pai nl!
higher and are .continuing ings, and Frank Hamilton 's ·recent watercolor paintings. ~
heir dizz asccnl to the status CA.Ao1ERA-WORK-GALbER·Y--2400 W.-Coast~l lighway.. N-ew~ PIUI nlUI HOUIS
o• COJITINIOus' MOYllS
Pizza Palace
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this m a g I c . Realistic:illy noon lo 9 p.m. This Gallery is limited to photography. Cur:
speaking. it looks like four rently on exhibil through June, v.•ork or Terry \\'ild, Johq
very talented musicians gol Gallivan and David Hahs. ~ ,,
together at exactly the righl !'ttF.SA VERDE LIBRARY -2969 Mesa Verde Drive, East. time.
The seals for the twin Costa ~1esa. On exhibit during regular library hours througll
bashes are on sale at the July 15, arts 111nd crafts by Donna Friebertshauser.
Forum box offiCe and all ·
Southl and ticket outle ts priced AVCO SAVINGS AND LOAN -3310 Bristol, Costa ~1csa. Orf
from $7.50 to $2.50. . exhibit during regular business hours through July 15, oil
paintings by Shirl~y-Howard.
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our Gula to Movie•
'Christine Jnrgens_en Story' on-Film
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Helli. Delly (G): 8arbr4
Streisand portrays Dolly Le vi.
the matchmaker, in this lavish
111usical set in New York at
the turn of the century. Walter
M:atthau costars.
Ice .• Slltloo 7.ebr1 ~G ): All
rtiale spy drama about nuclear:
submarine's trip lo, the North
Pole on a rescue mission.
Rock fludson, E r n e 1 t
Borgnine, Jim Brown and
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Patti Page Joins
Big Forum Show
Ai-rF01·um
En hies
Available
TWo entries are permitted
per professional artist and
each must be registered by
the card .ronn and each must
pay Uie entry fee or $4.
The show offers the more
than 1,000 California aitists
expected to enter an op-
portunity lo compete for $2.~
in prize money and showing
to the more than 200,000
visitors expected to sec the
show at the Huntington Center
mall from Sept. IJ.%5.
Some $5,000 wlll be granted
to students ol aft as a resull or this art corhpe ll t lon
directed by Jason Wong, of
the Long Beach Museum of
Art.
The scholarship money will
be donated by businessmen
ol Huntington Beach and
Onnce County and t h e
achoJarships will go to deserv-
ing and talented art students
in Southern California. ·
From Film
In Mosco'w
Eugene Marks, long-time
Hollywood motion p I c t u r e
music editor, has returned to
Los Angeles from Moscow
alter completing a n un·
precedented assignment on
Warner Bros.' 7t>mm color
release, "'Tchaikovsky."
Marki, who worked hand In
hand with Soviet technicians
at Moecow's e-x-t-e·n-! Ive
Molfilm Studio, is the first
American · music editor to
wort in the Soviet Un.ion. He wu algned for thls prestigious
task by Dimitri Tiomkln, ex-
ecutive producer .of the film
aboOt the ltlh Ce ntur y
Rulsian composer. Tiomkln.
four-Ume Academy Award
wtnnlng Hollywood composer,
aOO is general music director
'"' Ille film. .Marts began v.·orking in
Hollywood in 1955 on ·"Sin·
cere.ly Yours.'' Since then he
hu edited the music ror such
rmjor American films as
"Giant," "Came)ot',' Finlan · s
Jtatnbow"I and "Cool Hand
Luke.''
Starts Young
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Jeanne Moreau will pl1y a
guest star role in "Alu ID
Wonderland" for MGM.
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At Knott's ·Farm
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"OUT AT .SEA"
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144 Small group 6 Obstruction 37 Exchan.. 60 Modify
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WCF 113. . '65 !~1~AXIE 500 .
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This honie ha.1 C\"Crylhir'lg : '.
Rp&rale dining room, gan1e . Ft"tA RESAl:E
room, 4 hl>droon15, no down Aswme 5~~. Jo'1iA loan 'on
VA. Government Appraised thl1 lovely fully cfs>td &
a t $25,950. New carpeting, drpd, 3 Bedrm 2 b&1h home
ne•·ly painted lruilde and priced at onlY $23.500 with
·out. Sec this· to belie\•e it! payments ol oril). $111 pa.ya
General
all. Located in Costa Mesa
~ar Estancia Ill SchOol or
submit low low JrlA down
p11.yment wi1h total payTiienl
of only $210 pays everything,
}'or details call 541}.J]St.
1000 Generel
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Coldwell,Banker OFFERS:
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WATERFRONT ON BAY
5 BR., 3 Ba. w/pier & flpat & view of jetty
& bay. You own the land, fee simple. San-
dy h•ach. yard. $179,500
Al Fink
OPEN SAT. & SUN.
LITTLE ISLAND VIEW
325 E . BAYFRONT; 3 bdrms .. 3 baths,
pier & Ooat ·for large boat. $140.000.
321 GRAND CANAL, 6 bdrms., 41'. baths.
Deck takes up to 18' boat. $110,000. Repre-
sentative at 325 E . Bayfront will show 324
Grand Canal Home.
Kathryn Rau!Ston
OCEANFRONT
On the .sand! 3 Bedrooms & family room
on R-2 lot. Build another home w/ocean & ~ji~ty view .. Great rental area. Owner
wanls o!fer.-.no:ooo.
Carol Tatum
FIRST SHOWING
SAT. & SUN. 1-5
18.13 SANTIAGO, Baycrest; 5 bedroom
---upstairs~bonu.s~(Rjm r0rnaa;4Da s, for-
mal dining, separate fa mily rm.; break-
fast room overlooks unique pool. $98,SOO
Mary Lou Marion
. CORONA DEL MAR, VIEW
Dramatic 5 .JtR. hof!le ~/formal dining ..
(am. rm. -58 Ft;-sw1mm1 ng pool, only-'9
mos .. old! Pe~fect for entertaining. $97 ,500
Harriett Davies ·
OPEN FRI. & SUN. 1 ·5
4639 TREMONT LN .. CAMEO SHORES.
GREAT OCEAN VIEW from this 3 BR., ·
3 ~ .. formal din. rm. home w/gue.st BR.
& separate fa_m. rm. Al .so . .sparkling pool
& private beach. Only $89,500.
Bud Austin
ELE.GANT~OMF.ORT
Gated garden entry -.spacious 4 BR.
home surrounding atrium w/.sliding roof
-sun by day -stars by night. Lrg. cus-
tom pool in beautiful garden .setting.
188.00Q
Mary Harvey
OPEN HOUSE-BROADMOOR
2715 WAVECREST. CdM . Open Sun. 1-5.
Ju.st reduced -4 BR . 21h. Ba. Fam. rm.
w_/fpl., liv. rm. w/fpl., din. rm .• eat-in
kitchen. Ocean vu. Hurry to .see! Now
165,500
M. C. Buie
4 UNITS
NEAR BAY & OCEAN
Exceptional income from 4 furnished
units in top condition. Rarely a vacancy.
Just a few .steps to the fine .s t bay beach
and N. H. Yacht Club. Can be .seen any-
time. '62,500
Walter Haase
OCEAN VIEW & POOL
This immaculate home has a huge living
room & fa1nily room ; good ocean view,
good Corona del Mar area. $52,9'50. '()pin
Sat. 12-6. 4701 Cortland. ·
Bill Comstock
WES TC LIFF
MOVE RIGHT IN
Here's that cozy 4 BR . home in Hafbor
HI. Di.strict. Family room w/frplc. Large
backyard_ ha.s room for pool. Owner
moved. $52. 750.
Cathryn T~nnille
Ol'EN SAT. Ir SUN. 2·6 ... M.
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
"5 SANl)CASTLE DRIVE
The popular 3 BR. Lusk home. Family
room w/fireplace. Completely land&caped.
Home, tn excellent condition. Immediate
occupancv. $48 .900
C1thryn Tennille
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PRESTl$'E WATERfRONT HOMES MACNAB ~ IRVINE
' FINEil HOMES Ol'IN HOUSI SATURDAY & SUNDAY
DOYER SNORES . 26 Lindo lalo Drtvo .
Elegance I< crace,. New 4.850 sq . ft. ~y!Tonl Corp. owned. 5 Br. 5 bath bome laelng Harbor
home. Spiral staircase from 11p:aciou1 entry Island. Jacuzzi & sauna. COftlP. f\tin., with
to tremendous· muter suite & si tting alcove dock ....•............... \' ... .' ..... , t200;000
with fireplace. 4 .BedrOoms, huge family , n Linda ltle ,Prive · ;.u
room; ·all electric kilchen. '169,&00. Open. New 5 Br., 5 bath home on lagoon. Marbl,e
daily. 50~ !rforningstar Lane entr 'wet bar,· AM/FM Intercom, Hus• mstr
"ACRES OF .!;LA;oW;r;;;Nr."'r.:"1n1,..,;;==;;-;,,,;;:--t-f.;':,J~a.s.J1eam ceil. l<·own frplc. Large liv .. &', n yo -on-t-ma1n n ooms. 21ire-_ _ fam. r.ms. w fnJcs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . !..
places, beained ceilings. On beautiful Meaa 101 Linde Isle Orlw .
Verde Golf Course. $89,950 5 BR, 4.-bath&; !am.' rm. Mexican. tile firs.,
LINDA ISLE , exposed beam ceiL, cpt.s, drps i,ncl. W/Pier
New 2 ·story Bayfront home. 'Pier and slip. & slip. ExceUent Terms ........... '135,000
Select your own carpeting & decor. 4 Bed· W•terfront lots
rooms plus mald1.s room. Family room with No. 4: Excellent 51 ft. Linda Isle Jea&ebold
wet bar. Formal dining room. Cantilevered d d ~• 000 Bayfront patio. See Von Del(ler at 11 Linda lot. P lans avail. Con.si er tra e ..... ....,,
Jsle No. 41 ; Long water view facing Harbor ls-
CAMEO SHORES land w/76.2 !I. of frontage. Plans available.
Newly listed 4 bedroom, family room home No. 88 : Corner Point lot with 118 ft. of front.
with tremendous ocean & jetty view. Pool, age. Long water view. Plans available.
large terrace on ocean side. $139,500. Open
Sal. & Sun. 4627 Camden Drive For complete informetion on other homes & lots, cell:
BAYFRONT
Owner will finance: 5 Bedroom home with illl GRUNDY, REAL TOR
pool; pier & slip. '197.500: Open Sun. 1014 133 Dover Dr., Suite 3, N.B. 642~20
Polaris Dr., Do".er Shores ·
HARBOR VIEW HILLS Gener•I 1100 .
3 Bedroom home with view of l>cean . Living
room with fireplace. lovely large family room, p. l5t ~ A
almost new. $54,500. Open Sun. 1024 Tiller l {f 'l
Way ete arre ea UJ .
DOVER SHORES . f
Huge high·ceilinged living room with wet bar; prf;J6n 6
marble entry & fireplace. Paneled den : gar-
den kitchen; formal dining room. 4 Large Famous Celebrity's Fonnfr Home!
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p~ 2 •toly Shake
Rool. Mtnutft to Beach.
Slate Entry. Llrle Slone
fireplace. 2 huJe bedrooms upet1b'i,' J more down. Rich-
ly • pane tied Jamily room.
Great for kids • near 1ehoo\1.
.Y.A-'f'enm. H.,.,., e.H
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Duplex
Two Jots! Unlls vi•w teclud.
ltd garden. Invest now! call
64>0003.
Near Golf Caurw
Only $27,500
9 iron aOOl from Mesa Verde,
Putt on your own grttn.
V~w exotic prdtn from
yoUt llvina: room. Artist atu.
dio-larnlly mtlm with alcy-
light. 3 comfy bldroom1. Buy
of week. Call &B-G303 now!
NEW"°RT
HEIGHTS-$34,950
Shake roof, 3 bedroom, f.am.
ily beauty. T'WO tittplacea.
EMy care yard. Wal~ to
schools & Westcliff shopping.
NEW listing. Move fut for
$34.950. Call
645..0303
2299 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
at Harbor C~nte:r
1 ·bedrooms. Fabulous, forever View. Open Sat. Unusually charming 5 Bedroom & 3 Bath Lido
& Sun. 1330 Galaxy Drive Isle family home. $97.500 -with excellent ELBOW ROOM
BAYFRONT terms. Ken Brittingham. 'th VIEW
Exceptional 2. story home on Lower Bay. 4 101 Vii Koron Open Sundey 1 to 5 Wt
Bedrooms, .study & dining room. Sunny south 3180 Sq , n. of custom built,
Patio. Pier & .slip. Fee land. Ow_ner will carry Orient Oriented luxurious living behind tht . d . d wrought Iron g11te1 of this financing. $175,000 Family""living in complete pnvacy, es1gne brand rr~w Ivan We.Ila home
CORONA DEL MAR. by architect for minimum maintenance. 3600 in Dover Shores. 4 B@d. Sq. ft. -4 Bedrooms, dining room, family 3 •• ,.. , po-~--Brl.ght. airy & spacious·, great family room; rooms, '"' ... ~ Pus wuo=1 room -bu1·11 around a lush, secluded patio. 1 , ,, di••"• -m 3 bedrooms. Jmmaculate. 6'fo Assum1ble loan room. 0 m g ........ 3 + garage. Florence McCue. and dream kitchen w Ith
HARBOR VIEW HOME 1334 H1mp1hire Circle Open Sund•y 2 to 5 breakfast area. Over-sized
Desperation sale. Portofino model. 3 Bed· panelled ram room with fire.
rooms, f31fi:ily-rm:inr.open-Surr.i·701-Port-Ao--t----lnstont-F-uaLOc_ean&onu._ __ -ll--IPlilce and walk in wet bar. · Luxuriously· ca.rpeted-lhruv bey 2 Bedrooms +. $56,000. Bill or Marci1 Bents:. oul. 19 x 32 sparkling pool
MACNAB·IRVINE
Rulty Company
1 OIO B•yslde Drive
901 Dover Dr., Suite 120
-Newport INch
675-3210
'42.a235
~ General 1000
4703 S.•shore Drive Open D•lly 1:30 to 5:30 in land.caped courtyard.
Office Open S•lurdoy• .. Sund•Y• Ivan wd'say,. Sons
PETE BARRETT REALTY
1605 Woatclllf Dr., N.B. Roy J. W•rd Co. --zA2 5200 ----t-EXCbUSIVE AGENTS V"I • 1'30 Gal"'Y Drive 1146-""" !!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!i! IOJK'n Daily) .
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on one lol \\•ilh garage1. A
teal buy with good financing.
Call Eves: 548-0769.
S26,5oo • t 0°1. dn IN THE HIGHLANDS
· CllL OR DRIVE
DOWN BUCKNllL ST. S .. ECTACULAR
VIEW
SPACIOUS HOME
Love a beautiful gardl!n? . .
Nt'f'd a separate sulle for a Acres ol rolling hills sur-IN BEAUTIFUL
FHA/v B teenager or ln-1.'l v.:s? Come 1uund thi1 tnJly exquisite 4 A uyers see lhh1 immaculate 3 Bed. Bcdrm cuslomlzed ho~e, • COLLEGE PARK Jn Dover Shores. 2 Year old
cu1lom built 5 Bedrm, 3'Ai
bath~. I..arge carpeted ram.
ily room with cozy fireplace.
Formal dining room, island
kitchen with breakfut area,
bcaut.ifully landscaped. Best
priced 5 Bedroom in t h e
a"'a for $95.000.
\llalk 10 ~hops, :&Side, Spic rm 2 bath home loads of patio, park -hke
& Span 3 BR. 2 BA homl'. Open Set./S~n 1.5 yard~. fuUY 1prinklered, AIR And you will see a truly Inv.-
Lg BR'~. 15x20 \iv + din 3024 Buchen•n, C.M. CONDITIONING and many ly home with double fire·
Arca. 'IA heat, bltm, hrdwd more ~us1011_1 feature~. VA/ pl•ce, larae master miite
n ni. dbl gar. VA/F'HA FHA f1nanc1ng to. 1u1 t any y,<Jth prden Aettss .•• This
$145(1 dn + closing cosls. pockPlbook. Beautiful Moun. area Li known for its large
Cali Eves: 64 2-2237. t•in View lot, ALL for only trees and mRnicured llllkl·
Ladlenmyer Rlty $33,950. scaping. Room for boat or
office: 64~3928 or 545.3483 642-lnl Anytime COATS trailer ... ronveniPnl to all Roy J. Ward Co.
"!!!~~~~~~~!:.!.~~~~~i!!~~'!'1 • & 8Chools. 1.Dw interest loan at ;;;; . 51Ai % will 111ve. you S3000 in 1000 Gener•I 1000 WALLACE 5 years. ~II now to tee this -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;~1 · REAL TORS wtekend.
Re•ltors
Beycrest Office
1430 GalAxy Ortv•. N.B.
646-1550 •• -54"4141-546-9521
,Ol'EN HOUSE SAT & SUN l to 5 (Op•n Evoni"'•> N"ichols R••I Estate CDM BARGAIN DUPLEX ua ,;BEST BEACH BUYS
2 Br. house, R..-2 ··-· $22,950!
COME-AND SEE this good home and income
offering at 517 -517'h Begonia. So. of hwy.
T.op rental area. Owner bought. Needs ca.sh
to complete .sale. 3 hr., 2 ha. front. 2 ba. fur-
nished unit rear. Both available. Price now
only '49, 750.
SO. OF H\VY, just listed, immaculate, 2 br.,
frpl., brk. nook. $44,750. "You own land."
CAMEO HIGHLANDS 4 br., custom bit .. for-
mal din. r m. Nearly 2400 .sq. ft. Open beam
ceilings. $59,500.
EAST. BLUFF HUGE YARD, 4 BR., l(x18
Fam. Rm . Lg. existing loan, 147,500.
JRVINE TERRACE. Unsurpassed ocean and
bay view. 3 BR., + den. Spacious, Sp1nish.
3200 sq. rt.
1 BLK TO OCEAN. Lg. corner. 11 You own."
2 BR. Large Famil y Room. LR, Firepl1ce.
$59,500.
CDM DUPLEX $37,500.' 5 biks. off Hwy. 2
BR. Fireplace front. Plus very sharp rear
apartment. 2 gar1ge.s. ..
"BROADMOOR" 5 BR. + Fam. Rm. View. 2
Firepl•ces. Communicy pool. Many er·
tr as. 168. 750.
675--CALL ANYTIME 675-3000
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Huge l bedroom home 011 a Dix. homl! l hr 2"' ba $43,000
large cul-de-sac Jot "'ilh 4 F'urn. Unit11 ........ $.'16.COI
Olyn1plc . 1\ze "pool ... NesU. * OCEANFRONTS *·
ed neatl3 in one corner, 1ut.1 ..... .,. ... _____ R-2 Lol 30"x8.~' ....•• $45.000
rounded by lots of tree1. VACANT 3 Br. home, R-2 ••.• S49.950
Open btamed ceiling family od , _1 Duplex 4 & 2 Br •••• S.1!l,5llO
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A ~·Y roon1 . New carpets • 3 Furn. unl!ii: ... : .... ~2.500
drapes. Modem g 11.r den Univ. Park Condom inium Jill' WATERFRONTS
kltchf'n lrnd11 1o Calif. liv-at a bargain price. W/PIER & FLOATS ~ A p CE Localed on a 1paciou1 lng paUo. WHAT LA 1 ! Balboa Coves l br 2 ba $79,500
No money down to G1'i. comer lot 11"11h Np!, hi 2 & den 3 ba..$80.IXXI Low~wn FHA. ALL THIS famll: :.· e2~1c!:t yard Dix. duplex 4"' 2 br .. $85,000
AND ONLY $24.500 Price. fl.1ajeslie bayfront
CALL US NOW!! Custom carpets & drapes honie . . . • . . . . . . . . Sl2!i,{O)
& L Reduced lo $29,900. Walke. r ee BALBOA BAY PROP ••
2309 W ... !boa, NB 67~74"1
n~alton
2790 11arbor Blvd, •t Ad11m1
54!>-0465 Open 'tll 9 PM
ASSUME
5l/4•/o LOAN
Vacanl •nd ready 3 Bedroom
• 2 bath In choice <:o.o.ta
, Me:sa area. • Wa1king dis-
tance lo Elementary. Inter.
mediate and Collrge. $28,250
646-7171°
O THf~ REAL
'"'\,, I :ST/\ TE.RS
"THE-BLUFFS"'
Owner hlil'I 2 • Must 11ell orw:.
3 BR. 2'Ai bA '•. Corner lot.
Bp.ck Bay vtew~ Prll'ftl at
only $40.000.
$21,500
WALK TO BEACH
Fmm your 3 bedroom, 2 bath
cotlagt with apace . aaver
kitchen, bullt·iM; dl1hwuh-
er. carpets, drape1 and
mu<:h mo~. SEE NOW. , •
Walker & Lee
Real Ion
7612 Edlnpr-
842-4455 540-~40
4 Bednn1. sunken living TRIPLEX
room, formal rilntnr l PAn. Two 2 bdnn. + i paclou1 3
elled family room. lHll1kle bdrm. 2 bl.lh, unit ~Ith bull!.
location nea r. exct.llent • In kitchens and pr1v11te p11.
hooll $42 ll50 llos. Garaae• and off 1tn!et
1e • • • perldna. Located rw:a.r two
~)l~i>11\ 7:r~~-);(,1i·t,• -----H 546-5?90 '
1hoppinr centers. AJwa.vs
ttnte.I • Prtced to 11eU at
141.000. eo-,~::-n
'?HE QUICKER YOU CALL.
mE QUICKER "YOU SELL
DON'T 1tvt It 1way, 1tt
quick ca11h for It wltfl 1
DAILY PILOT WANT AD.
C.U &42-MTS l ckarie It.
M. M. Le._., lltltr.
&IS-(r55.l Eves: ~1-557'
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HOUSES FOR-SALE
(2 ledroorn)
4703 Seaihore Drive, Newport Beach
841oll200 . . 40-5:~
0 (3 11....,,l .
ttlotl l.Jnd• hie' Dr. (Linda1ile) NB
842-1235 (Sol. & Sun)
tt325 E. Blyfron~ Newport Beach
833-0700; 844-2(30 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3024 Buchanan, Costa Mesa
842-1771 (Sil & Sun 1-5)
2039 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa ~910 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
2532 Vista Dr. (Bayshores) NB
Mll-5819 (Sal 1-5)
(3 ledroom & '•mlly ., Don)
2(05 S. Popular. Sonia Ana
5411-5«0 (Sun 12:30 to 5:00)
tt433 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach )
· 1542-8235 · (Sat & Sun
2977 Harbor View Dr. (Harbor View HillsJ
1544-2792 ISa"t I< Sun 12-5)
907 Aleppo, (Eastblulf) NB ) 642-8235; 67"3210 (Sun
1027 Tiiier Woy (Harbor View Hills) CdM
M2-8235 . I Sun)
1701 Port Abbey, Corona del Mar
675-3210 (Sun)
*2815 Catalpa (Easlblulf) NB
642-8235 (Sal & Sun)
4137 Aralla (Eaalblulf) NB
673-3211 (Sat & Sun)
*2008 T1hu111 (Irvine Terr.) CdM ) 842-1472; 673-3488 (5at & Sun ·
11282 Snowbird, Huntington Beach
1142-6691 (Sun 1-6)
995 Sandcastle Dr ., Corona del Mar
833-mDI ; 844-2430 (Sal & Sun 2-6)
4701 Cortland, corona del Mar
. (Sal 12-6)
134 Harbor Island Rd., Newi>ort Beach
644-1910 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
166114 Maple Fountain Vllley
847-&lll (Sal 12-5)
•-Biilroom
#5 Collins Island Newport Belch ~!Ill or 673-9043 (Sal & Sun 12-5)
149 Via Ve nezia, 1.Jdo, NB
1116-3255 (Sit I< Sun 1-6)
1130 Santia10 Dr. (Dover Sbor11) NB
1112-8235--(Sal & Sun):..
**11 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
675-3210 · (Set & Sun)
(4 ledroom & F1mlly or D•n)
*4627 Camden· (Cameo Shores) CdM
842-1235 (Sal & Sun)
1330 Gaiaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
1112-8235 (Sat&Sun)
1334 Hampshire Circle, (Baycrest} NB
1112-5200 (Sun 2 to 5)
*505 Morning Star Ln (Dover Shores) NB
1112-8235 (Sat & Sun)
8372 Alhena, Huntington Buch
846-&604
10474 Owl, Fountain Valley
842-6691 '
(Sun 1-6)
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5881 Clark, Huntington Beach
. 842-669.1 (Sun 1-6)
10202 Sloneybrook (Meredith Gardens)
FV. 84U691 (Sat 2-6)
4639 Tremont Ln (Cameo Shores) CdM
833--0700 ; 644-2430 (Fri & Sun 1-5)
2715 Wavecrest. Corona del Mar
833--0700; 844-2430 (Sun 1-5)
1112 Nottingham (Weslclill) NB
6#-4910 (Sat I< Sun 1-5 ;30)
877 Sandcastle (Harbor View Hills) CdM
844-(910 (Sat I< Sun 1·5:30)
1430 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shoroe) NB
1116-1550 (Daily)
2891 Clubhouse Rd., (Mesi Verde) CM
842-4816 (Sat 1-4)
(5 lhdroom & '•mlly or Den)
2792 Vireo Circle, (Mesa Verde) CM
557-B239 (Sat a. Sun 1-5)
108 Via Koron, (Lido Isle) NB
1112-5200 (Sun 1-5)
*1538 Galuy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun
*1014 Polaris (Dover Shores) NB
842-8235 !Sun)
10044 Stoneybrook (Meredith Gardens )
FV, 848--0804 . (Sat·2-6)
11412 Toucon, Fountain Vllley • ·
M:!-6891 (Sun '1-6)
1833 SanliaJo, (Baycresl) NB 833--0700; 844-2430 (Sat I< Sun 1-5)
' (6 '""-> tt324 Grand Cini!, Bllboa Island
833-0700; 844-WO (5at I< Sun)
**80 1.Jnd1 !111 DL.(l.lnd1 Isle) NB
844-(110 (5at .r. Sun 1-5;30)
HOME + INCOME
14 led'""' + 2 ledroom Al'f.)
227 Coro! Ave., Bil boa ltl1nd
675-2116 (Sii i< Sun)
2 BR. Ir GUEST HOUSE
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HARBOR ISLAND ROAD
Decorator perfect! Bright & colorlul 3 & den £ w /pool, lge. covered patio & abundant slor·
age. Great location. $79,000. I 134 Harbor Island Road Open Sal-Sun 1-5 ' ~ WESTCLIFF $52,500 J 4 Bedroom & fam rm contemporary w/3 J baths. One isola~ed. b~room 4: bath. Unusuel
! floor plan. Large. yard & quiet &!reel.
f 1112 Nottingham· ..:__ Open SAl·Sun J,S :3Q
f . NEWPORT HEIGHTS
I, Vie\lt-3 bdrm, 2 bath custom home. Walk to
schools, beach & shopping. Oversize rear yd.
" Park your trailer &.J>oal. $41,950
ATTENTION
NEW HOUSE BUYER
Prime Dover Shore lot location, corner
Galaxy and Mariner, llO x 140. Will bmld
your home 5% above contractor's cost.
Your plan or ours, up to 3000-4000 sq. ft.
Unusual opportunity for qualified buyer.
6*4684
lDOO G•ne.rtl
$23,500
• • ii LlV ABLE & LOVABLE $43,950 FHA •• VA
1 Real PRIVACY as you step thru frt gate into No down paymen1 VA 01· $350
].· ieourt yd of this charming 3 bdrm home. down FHA, Very nice 2 bath
Ir 2039 Irvine Ave. Open Sat-Sun 1·5:30 home in Coata Mesa, 2 blocks
I
i to school. Wftft the greatest ~ NEWPO RT HEIGHTS increase in hon1e values
High on a 0 hill·top". Motivated owner has re-c_vbi:, this home will be a
1,..-,,=ff'<f· uced-pricnnr motrchal'l!lllff'3'bllffif1111Ul·.-lh.,dlleY"l!lll"" •
1 home. Owner .will cairy loan. $44,900. NilibOIS Real Estate
f HARBOR VIEW HILLS $54,500
, ·.Near new! Ideal family home w/4 bdnns, ! fam rm & formal dining. Well planned elec.
I' .kitchen. Lge rear yard. 3 car garage.
' 877 Sandcaslle. Open Sat-Sun 1-5:30
LINDA ISLE I NEW waterfrt home facing lovely lagoon. S
'C.. & maid's rm, Cam rm + lge playrm. Cptd ,l & ready for decorator's touch. $169,300. l 80 Linda Isle Open Sat·Sun 1·5 :30
,~We have 3 other fine homes on Linda lsJt.
t CalJ Jor·appt. or see broker al #80. -
'• BLUE LAGOON VILLAS •
"Leisure li ving in 2 bdrm, 2 ha condo w/ocean
vu. Sleps lo pvt. beach or pool. $54,500. f BLUE LAGOON VILLAS ~ 2 Bdrm, 2 ba condo facing flower garden & i green lawn. Cust. drapes & cptng. $53,500.
t-NEWPO RT DUPLEX
carefree + good income! 3 & fam rm + 1
bdrm & encl lanai: Near beaCb. $43,500.
L OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 10.5:30
· ·"Our 25th Year'' ·
, ESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
t" , 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rud ~NEWPORT CENTER 641-4910
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546-9521
NEED FOUR WALLS
WITH A DOOR?
\Ve have more than thaL A
gorgeous of bedroom in Mesa
Verde, just of! the golf
course. Huge oJympic pool
for California patio living,
Vacant and waiting for a
new family. $4600 Down will
take it. Open Stmday for
your inspection. CAU.
Walker & Lee
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ollege Park 9u1cK EScRow LIDO WATERFRONT
$26 950 °"'"'" pa<kod aod "ady to APTS •• 320 LIDO NORD . .. • move! Spaciou!I Stratford
CITING corner location Home In beautiful condition NOW RED.UC.EQ_JO
ilh decol'ative block wall. throughout, Excellent VA $175,~Xlnt Terms
amous "750'" Dike & Cole. Joan at 5~ % annual rate. 6 Beautiful units. 6 Ca• ga·
ve A\\·ard \Vinner. Call ,.,.hich anyone can take over rages & utility room, with
w -these art? rare! P.S. at $181 per month TOTAL, 80 ft. fronting on excellent 1--!·,lt.'" tra-sharp4bruout. inCrOOi g 1iXe-s andlfisur. -swimming-beachoUnHs are
CLUSIVE WITII: ance. BARGAIN at $29,000! newly furnished.
W lk-., L · Bill Grundy, Rtaltor Newport . a er ee 833 Dov0< D•., N.B. 642-<620
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646-1111
Realtors
Harbor Blvd, at Adams
• ~9491 Open 'ti! 9 PJ\f
4 BEST BUYS
PORT SHORES. 4 BR.
ba. Nr. water, Low dov.'tl.
$41,JOO.
1£UFFS Condo. 3 BR. 3 ba.
quisilely decorated, Low,
w .price • $38,900 •
. CdM DUPLEXES, Top loc.
riding cond. Quality ten.
ts_r._ ~ne at $59,500; one at
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REAL ESTATE
5 E. Coast H"'Y. 6Th-210l
rn those White Elephants
to cash thru a Daily Pilot
!me-a-line ad t !
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ick cash for it with a
AILY PILOT WANT AD.
l 642-5678 '& charge it.
Is yau ad in the classified
fENTAL5
: Apts. Fumlshod
Dial 64.2-5678 for RESULTS
PLANNING to move? You'll
!ind an amazing number of
homes qi toda.y'i Classified
Ads. Check them now.
.RENTALS
Apts. Furnished
DMP-~·LIB·T·
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OWNERS SAlllFIC,E
Four Bedroom Baycreat, Beautiful Pool,'
Family'Room, Game Room, Now Carpet &
Drapes, New Electric Kitchen. 71;,% Financ-
ing. Near S!:bools & Shopping Center.
Owner Sacrifice $57,500.
548-8281
OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 112-3)
1749 Skylark Ln, N.B.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
Golfer, ArlMI
Realtors
7682 Edinger
842-4455 540-t.140
CLAM DIGGERS!
Thill brand new 4 bnn., 2
bath home is near enough
for you to enjoy all the
oceanfront rec~ation you
can imagine, Big kitchen
with built· iM (including
diahwasher), Dram·• tic
vaulted ceiling in living rm.,
cozy littplace, alidlng walls
of glass, Carpeting, dtl-per.·
ies, Ir: landscaping, J u ti t
$27,490 VA, F1lA Ir. conven.
liona.I. 714/968-1997 Bkr.
$18,500
'°"ntaln Vallot 1411
LOVELY
ON LOTUS
Beautltully deo'.lrated f Bed-
l'OOlD on • handlome c:crner
lot • Only occupied a abort
6 montti. and bu FHA aa-
tu~ ..... '.l!>e 131,900
price ia leu than replace.
ment coet.
FOR COMPLETE DETAIU
613-8550 • 646-nn • 5tl-Z3l3 ·
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BY Owner-Assume 5~ %
Joan 3 brm, 2 be.. unf. bonus
nn. SJ0,500. Pmt $182. Try
$6,000 dn, 18644 Bushard
83So2.114
BY 0\1.-ner. 4 BR. 2 Ba.
1630 sq, ft. Sprinkteri front
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l: ~· Jo'am. rm, iJl,500. -
AMume-7%% VA Joan;l ---"I
968-2249.
BEST BEACH BUY I
Foor 2-BR. units only 1 block
to beach 6 parks. Private
patio.. Beaut, appointments .
lhruout. Sl25,0DO ,
Open Sat./Sun. J.5
324 :Alter, I...quna BeaCh
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Rllntlls to Siio,. 2005 Oonorol -C-tlol M.r nso Costa Mesa 4t• Cotto Mao 5100 Newport Booch 5200 Hunlinlfon llMch 5400 ,-';:'";:::7;;;-:::-;:;1_~....:..~~~ ----~~~-.. ~··-MlDOLE-A&e man wr& yr.
old 100 \11\ll share tM:lr 3
bnn home N.\V. Coat.
Mesa. 546-JJlll.
StabJf' yoonc \\'<Iman 10
• aha~ condomlnlun
$100 mo. M8-78Tl
EMPLOYED l,.f.dy to share
my borne all privs, ov.•n
mi t bath $6:> mo. Mt--0027.
BAOtELOR ~lfi shlt't at·
tractive Ntwport Helaht11
home. 646-6112
SHARP S bedroom with 2 OIARMING 2 BR. So of Hwy, LG. Furn 1 BR apt, $IM. * F; A S TBl..U}'F * Delux 2
bll.lhl, l&l'le kitdWn. Feno. frplc, l'ltwly decor, bltnl, For 1 or 2 adltl. only, No BR, lrplci..choice ol cpt'1,
ed. Dbl.~. Owner tern-SS lit. f'1S-4401 . J)tlS. Bee Ml!', Apt Cl, m5 pool, AdtDU. 848 Ami.IOI
porarily trandernd _ _. Elden C~f. \\'ay, trorn $235. 499-2354
rent at $116.00/mo. IT'S IN LW. Isle WI N --ICE--1-B_R_d-plx-.---~ Lliah landlc1p!Dc w/33' or 644--0906
OUR RENTAL BOOK AT ed b PI n c treea, 1pa.rkllng ANNUAL Ue S BR 2 ba Sepa.ra.I Y Cata.It•· l waterfalls. bub b 11 n g Walker & Lee 2 car ar 'new kit ' adwl 0"' )), No pe~ ...... ..,, l ""ne pon<h
wlw c:vck, lovely 'pa7: 548-1021. make t.terrlmac Woods the
RMI ton · 5425. mu fur a pp o Int: l BR. Larae cl01.ea~ pooJ, S':: 2 ~~!viUr~h~~ u!i~rr?.
LUXURY Waterfrnt,
~paclous 2 BR A: den t,,
2 ba, w/w cpts, bltns, pvl
pat, adlut:s only. $300 mo.
673-5795. 2790 Harbor Blvd, at Adami 61.>-8233 or 67$-0508. adults, no peta, Util. pd.· t'IPls .. feature alr-cond.,
' STOP IN! ;=;::;;===i:;;:;== -:lr·MS-033S * ielt-cleanlng .ovens, benm 2 BR. $160.' crpts/drps,
NEW Ir,IDIVIOOAL HOMES, Huntl.,.... leach MOO 1 BR. Furn. lJtU pd. Frplc. celllna:1; di1hwaaher1, J>rlv. bltlns, pool. 1525 Placenlia., 1 --· Beam ceilp, priv. patio. prqe w /1torage, Seaclltt ·Mnnor Apts. A~k S '19.SO; d\IJMexet,, $189.50. HUNTING:r<>N Cotitlnental S14t. 187 E. 21st St. CAI.' e 1evator1., le.I deg aboul oor discount. 543-2682.
S HARE my elt"ianl ATI'RACTIVE cpt /d r p , oU Buahard I: •Adami 4 6U-3S20 · thtteal>eutlc pool, .iwlm OCEANFRONT 2 BR !Awer
"'aterfront home w/mmn ~;>. beam ceilings, jl&tiol, Adlta BR 2 •· drp/ • le • tv · J)OO]:, bBQ's, saunas A a 60 yrs. $1&1 mo. 675-4331 only, no pets. Re:ts. 2354. .,., cp., e c a ' MERRIMAC WOODS new lovelf ,clu"'bhouse w/soclal S~ !dy, bltnl, wU! redec
Santa Ana Ave, CM ~r.l Grbr dilp. L& play yd, r 1_2 BR. alr-cond actJVJtiH. Adults please. 5009\1 Seashore. 1>at10, gar.
_ or 673-0095. d\lhble "-.pool. $200 mo •4;,u;J . c Way ~From 1140. Just F.ast> of -Avail 6/14. 213: US-1921. NiWJirt leach__,. •-+ clnr dep. Phone eves emma · 2600 Harbor Blvd.. nM-r DUPLEX 2 b mall d -----NEW, 3 Bedrm, 2 bath, w for ·appt 136-1907 See tl&SI 5100 · Naber'a C&dlllac at 425 • r, 1 en.
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ON BEACH!
e 2 BR l lS BA FROM $225 e 2 BR 2 BA FROM fJ60 e 3 BR 2 BA FROM $360
Carpet&-drapeMliabwuher
heated pool-aauna-tennla
rec room-ocean views
palloH.mple ~.
Sccilrity guardr.
F'URN. alMJ Avail. '
HUNTIN(irTON
PACIFIC
711 OCEAN AVE., 1-1.B.
<Tl') 536-1487
Ofc. open 10 am-' pm Dallj
?.Janaged by
\VIUJAM WALTERS CO.
YEAR Leue - 3 Bedroom, to w crpt, FA heat, bltn · SMALL Apt for older single Merrl!llat' Way. 545-6300 · Stv It. ref, sm Yd•
3 bath. den. extra room ga& kit., dlahwuber, dble EXF.X: Type be•tati' nr bch, penon All utll pd SllO Everythinc new • d r l>fl/Crp\s. "'&hr/dryer, * BIACH ILUl'F
oU paUo, dbl ••r&f" g"" •--.. .__...i: · I: Nprt . .f. BR 3 ba, la: + I · .. _ :.. , __ 1 Move in tDday. car. $175. adults. &12-1384.
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S"ECIAL CLASSIFICATION FQll
NATURAL IORN SWAPPIRS
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PHONE 642-5671
anl ..... _ ... , u::u1,.'l;l,I ;, .... , n r ram nn, sudm court entry. c ean up -P a i.a -APT * I r.n mtnc on or ...,....,re \VestcUtL $l)O mo. Realtor. .......,. .. ,_ -~ · mo rent. 2335 Elden, 3 BR, 2 BA, crpts, drpfl, J~y 15 -$350 pe.r mo. 6U-C53 o:.er. ~"'· -mo EASTSJOE· Studio 2 BR 1.1' :Ir . * :Ir :Ir frplc, ~ltns, steps to the New 2 BR, pool, vle\v, patlo, 2 Nel\'tr' duplexes, side by
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\Vri!r . 4~4. Leland Rd., $125-2 BR 't.-Plex. Children . •-'~-~· blhia._re ·'~ El Puerte Mesa Apts. bcmch. $250 yrly. 64Z-0177 d5h~!.8!1!'n· 8231ME711b: Ave. •Nldc;._: Brh. 2Eq&ul. ca.; fplcs,
Louisville Ky. 402lt7• -<*. e~1.a-,.-.tove. • ......,........ "-"' iii,.10 2 ...._..... ti"'-bit '-=~~;,-~2°~'~.,;-395,:,-~7~-I r, ....,a,c . ty approx.
BEACON Ba,y-:\1odern 3 or. Blue ~ Bkr. 660111 tlln. nn'fl, w/w, patio,~. ' no pell. ~ · 1·2 a.dreom Apft. pat~ • Mia W::' SI';tr HEftlTA E APTS. 1'27.000~orland
4 .• brml,, frpl c1, enclosed w•-C>ft"""-Exec. hcntlf· Gl3ler It.. S\25 Oean dplx, 2 BR. patio, $130 up incl, utilltles" MS-3708 or 6n,_2370 $149 Attnlctive 2 BR, cptl/ lndust. Realtor 673-4350.
Trade 3 BR 3 ba Condo.
Jge. patio, pool, value
$32,500, eq $7000. Want Sall ~enttat-ar+---lt--
Jot. ~ent 646-0732.
I. -· .. _ch • p'-"''~~· Edi.on 11ehl1, Lie.' Lesl on pr, 1 child. W~ide. * · .i--bJ•·--1 v••-ok Trade clear lot '"'/beaut pa N>, priv . ...,a .. ...r. S200 N 2 BR •' _...... u.o}la, ""'• .,..... • AJUa '
S300 or $350 "'eek. Aho 2 ew ap., IUnua, 2 yr. 96l-8572. ~2!1M . Also furn. Pool &: Retttatlon Newport Heights 5210 Avail now.' 17401-A Keelson view In Laa:una for unils,
brm apt, $250 week . R/OO~Skr dah~Oilld I: 3 BR. 2 ba, lam rm, bltnt, ** 2 BR rum. Aptfl. atta. Quiet Environment :.;.;=;;;..;..;..c;.;=.;.......;.= Ln. M7-7446, &47~. small lot C.M, or submit.
2131845-3427. pet · dlhW&l', cpts " d r p 1. Bool. 177 22nd St, CM. OU -1 par"'"". No pets. NlCE 2 Br. pool, flUndeek, 3 Bdrm • Bath a••• cpl W. E, Lachenmyer, Rllr.
$150 2 BR ~ R.O · kl he PALMS ~ ... 'IO"C .... .., bl . d ' • ' ·-' 646-3928 Evn: 642-2211 \VANTED: Jo~emale room-Chld
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. )'t, ., Bar-b-que area tn tc n, NASSAU . pr. · t-1!'1·-cpts, rp11, oven/tanl!', JU1ige, 1 b1k
m a t e s, 20 • 30 prer. To rn. pets we come. fncd yd I: co!'d patio. Lease l BR. Adu!tfl. Pool. Ideal 19:)9.1961 ?.Japle Ave, adlls, no pets. $16 0 . lo 5 PUJ. storTs, see to Luxury Baytront Condo,
sb&re Beverly Hills-type Blue Beacon, Bkr. 645--0111 $230. 846-41l:io. for BachelonJ. Spac. $125. Costa Mesa 642-8001/ 642-8006. appreciate, '1'171 Elli>2 bllu Pano1·amlc view. 2 BR 2 ba.
honie with pool. On Ocean . $223 mo, lease. 4 brm. :Z 1993 Church, 548-9633. W. ot Beach $180. Owner VaJ1 $69,500. \Varit Newport,
, VieW Dr. 642-4910 ext 406. Code ~· '-310I b a . , r r p 1 c, n e w I y $9S It up. l & 2 BR trailers BA y MEADO\V APTS. !!!_!, Bluff 5242 847-0932 view home or Honohslu Con.
j \VATERFRONT 4 Bedrm, 2 BR. l·IA. W/GAR. redecorated. Gardener . 642-1265 133 E. 16th, CM New exciting 1 BR, $140, PRESTIGE LOCATION 'N:_EAc.R:,:::H:_u_n_ti_nst_on_~.H-.,-bo-ur =do::.·.:.Ai<=":.:'.;:646-0732.::.:=·c...... __
, plrr a. slip. Sl500 monthl,y, New paint Carp drapes Pacific Sandi, nr arammat 548-9577, '13:1 w. Wil..On, CM 2 BR, $165. Beam ceilings. For lease, deluxe 1888 sq. ft. -New Triplexes. Quiet area. Clean :z Br Townhouse,
AUIUlt SJJOO, 2l:J/934--0920 bUns :re~ yd ··Nr park• school. 536-7321. FURN Wood pan'lg, shag Cl'Pta. 4 BR, 2Mi BA apt, Frp\c, Lrg l &. 3 BR's. Dishwasher. Nwpt Bch trade low ~ity
: or f10...t54t . J chls.: lhopa __ :rCpt ·1-1.,.hts'. 2 BR, l l, BA. Condo. Patio, BEAlJTIFUPool 1A_Li ltB t 2 priv. patio, some w/ frplcs draj>el, crpta, wet bar, pJi $150. Pet ok. (213) 592-2623 !or other So, Calif. property
-3 -•Ch-iJd/ k 1 ~~ pool Drp11 cr p tfl ap-BR. · u •nope 5· PooJ, sand volley ball crt, llkltche or ln4) 846-35.59. or!, . UNUSUAL • contemp brm.. area, pet o . ;.65. P~ ciu). JTa.SJio col. $155 + util: 2272 Maple St. rec bldg, pool table" put-balconiel, d~ gar o n
pool , lfd~r, $390/mo. Yr 291 KNOX PL. 540-8638 Ject. • ..... LARGE 2 •B'RJ near shop-ting ~en. Adulta:, no petfl. dahwhr,dblown.Pool.Conv e CONOOMINIUM Apt -3 <A\'l'ICr 644-6,188 BR~ for lease. Appliances I -Trado--R--2-Lo_l,_Da_na_Pt_ .• -,
&: bltins. $180 mo: ~2285 Golden Lantern, for income
' leue. Avail. 3/10. 6t3-2Ta3 2 BR DUPLIX . Pini· Adults, no pell. In-337 \V, Bay. ~n House to shop'g schls I: recreation. * OCEANFRONT older 4 Br Crpt, drps, bltnlf, STUDIO -2 brnu, 2 bat~, 1tt 179~> Rochester. 12-7 pm dally. 646-0073. Onty $3.50 mo.
"""'· front yed, 8800 mo. Lr1 Fenced Yord N,. park. Ctpts, d'P~ "';BR Pool Qu. t NASSAU • MARTINl"'UE • 835 Amigos Way, NB yrly, m-8'.111. F · Chllcl...., & p-• praee, ~ or * · ie • ..,.. M&r. next dool' 865 Atnip. Westminster 1 ;;:;====*=~1 or .,s "' ............... _ 4 Br 2 Ba bltn• PALMS 177 E. 22nd. St. Park Like Surroundlnv• Managed by Priv gar Sl.50 8ll Paulat-... u.~ ' ' 642-3645 • ERS ro lallMta 2ll0 lno' CM, 5t9-iT4' new CUllfJ· $250 leue. Ref.5 ' DELUXE 1·2 •~ 3 BR .AP1'S. WIWAM \VALT · $15:;. Beaut. 2 BR apU.
--• · · · 66-(1111(1/Ul-2335. eves. 1 BR. apt, Gas & 11•ater ALSO FURN BACHELOR e NEW DELUXE e Quiet, ad1UJ. Close to shops.
/>ENINSULA Baytront. 5 BR 2 Br. Gar, patio, crpU, drpa, pct $121 mo. No childnn. P7v paUoa • Hid Poo11 J BR. 2 BA Apt ror lease. 15.)81 Van Buren. 897-J41»
: + maida qtri. Pier. C&II stove, refrig. Bam bo"o fountain V1lley 3410 no pets. 54S-.5001 C.M. . Nr lhop'i: e Adults only Incl. flPAC. mo..ster suite, din (1 Olk E. of beach oU
Mn. Staples 12Ul '195-'15'ffi Village hu privacy & quiet --. Im Santa Ana Ave. CM nn &: dbl garage, auto door l\fcFaddenJ.
5612 property or \\·hat have yOu.
S5lnJ eq,
Call 835-0202 I
OCEANFRONT corner du-
pJex. $89,500 Equity. WANT
• Ontario area property,
Balboa Bay Properties
2309 W, Balboa, NB 673-7420 ' or (213) 799--1642 eves. ·for ma~ adults only. FOR Leue 3 hr, lrg bonus Newport Beech 4200 ·M'rr Apt w e 646.ssu opener,a..,all. Pool 4i: Rei:. -=========
DELUXE 3 BR. -2· BA. Dwntwn, CM. $160. 544--0432. rm. blk walled yd. blt!W, ~ Santa Ana 5620 .& * *
6 Apt11. ~~ Ac. Room for gar.
den, trlr, boat. Exchana:c
for mobile home, C.M. or
H.B. Fortin Co. 1711-C Weat-
clitf, N .B, 642-5000.
C-1, R-3 property, Downey,
free & clear-for hse. or un-
'its in Newpcirt, preferably
Lido Isle. Arter 5 p.m. 213-
862-5535 owner.
Will trade $7".iOO equity in
dellL'< 2I 'x60' mobile home,
adlt pk acrou froin ocean,
for -home Or unlt, ... Beach
arTa. 536-6478 '
1'1'11.de S5000 eq 3 BR l.'Ondo
C.M. FOR 12xli0 Mobile
home or larger In C.M, or
Ne\\'POrt area, will add cash
if needed.' 54j.2425
Sundries, vending mach'&
in Anaheim. Trade my .eq,
in mdse, M>rth $5300 for R .
Estate or ?
17005 Button"'OOd, F.V,
* * •"""· able for swnme.r or 5'8-7134. dshwuhr. 531-1719. MESA MOTEL 2 BR Unlurn •Pl. Bit-in&, area. • ._ w/w crpt.s, 11\fa.nt ok. No e FRO~I $255 e
yearly, A&ent ~ CLEAN 1 bnn. Fenced yard. $350 Leaiie exec. 5 brm, 21fi *LOW WEEKLY RATES :Ir pets. l llt & last S165 mo 865 Antlgoa Way, NB REAL fST.ATE REAL. ESl'ATE I-===-=="====--prqe, plenty wardrobes A ba. tam. nn.. lg heated Kitchen TV's maid service incl ulll. Apply 135 Albert l\tanaged by VILLA MAllSEILL!S
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1 Lido Isle 2351 cupboards. Retired couple pool. Avail 7/1 962-6589. Heated Pool.' . Pl., C.M. mir upstaln apt \VJLLIAM WALTERs CO. BRAND NQ _.Oo'-'-'no.c;...r~ol ______ ~rM_!!I ____ _
LOVELY Lido Iale 3 ~:· :0~ =· no pets. L~auna leach 3705 "6-9ti8l or call l213l &93-5839. TNHSE: l,"BR 2~S ba, fpl, S'PACIOUS Rentals Wanted 5990 Bu1in1s1 Property 6050
bedroom home for leue. .::=J!'------WKLY Rentals, 1-2 Br, from STUDIOS patio, enc gar, 752 Amigos I & 2 Bdrm. Apts. ---· ----~·~-~-
Available J uly 16 to Sept. LOVELJ' 3 b~ ~ ba., :m· FOR Leue: New 3 Br 2 $100, Near Beach Ii: Bay. 1 furniflhcd available, 2 Wy, Apt 5, $300, 6'5-5033. Adult Living LOCAL Exec. & resp, family FOR Sale by owner, 7-unll
16. 5'8-8622, Ext 20. rm. CJ',!> i rpa, tns..:... '...ba_ flpl:it-lever home. View Call (1) 683-8247 bnn_ll., crptfl, drps, pool, no . -Fum. & Unfurn. of 4, !boys 5 i: lll desire modern MEDICAL DEN· ::'i:ss.$265 ncl prdnt. ol seacoast. H\ll't liv nn, SMALL ,apt near Bay $10 children under 10.,_Working Corona del Mar 5250 Dilhwallher .colot c:oordinat· ~~AJ~~~N;~~u~~ TAL CENTER. G o o d
Balboa lslaM ·2355 drpa, rrpt. $XlO mo, 494--5320 mo. Gentleman only, 45 or clean.cut singles with refer. --· ed applianala • plush lhag u possible., Prefer 3 BR ~i~er~m~rlo~e-;f~ 1---------3 Bedrml, 2 BA, ~Y 494-6932. over. 673-4468 enCH, 646-0t96 carpet • choice of 2 color
Ll'J'f. i.: July 3 bd., 2 ... """"'"' M .. d•I Mu. =--CHELOR ., r ed HARBOR GREENS """"" •• baths • 1tsll + "'" hom•. :;"' ~ 00 trade. See 5011 Hell ......
fncd. Wlltr yrty alt Sep. ht. Apnt 546-41-41. _, man, private entrance, GARDEN i: STUDIO APl'S Q,, ·-robe doors. 1ncllrect Ucbt. (n') 675-3090 or write P. 846-3221 eve•. (213) 696-1810
hae. nr water, pa.lio, covd. $235 per mo. Available July Capistrano 272S BA r emp oy ~Y showers • mirrored ward· max. Local re ava . H.B. Call owner" (n')
671-Grr, SUKI. J BR. Garap, lp. 3 BR 21,1 BA Spa.nllh utilltle1 inc. $125. 5'8-3684. Bac:h.1, 2, J BR's. from $1lO. ·~· ing ln kitchen • brealdast ~Bo~ Balboa Ialand, days. .
fencd yd, nr sho pp lna: To~nhou9e, ~~lxtr~•· e WINTER RENTALS • 2700 Petenon Way, C1if. ON TEN ACRES bar -huge private fenced if. . Bu1lno11 Rtnlol 6060 2715 center. 791 Center. 6t6-2834 $23.j. 49f..694.1, · ~AV~ N~:SO 546-0370 1 6 2 BR. Furn • Unfunl patio -plush Januscapln& • e LANDLORDS e
$185 Den, 1% ba, 3 BR, dbl C fstra~ ... ch 3730 A y SPACIOUS.DELUXE 2 Br, Fireplacu I prlv. p&tkis I brick Ba.r-B-Q's . Larp beat. FREE RENTAL SERVICE
ATI'R., view hOme, ocean-pr, w-side. ap . . 4250 l~~ ba studkl, bltn range PooLt.TeMis -O>ntlt1Bkfll. ed pools A la..'\81, Broku 534-6932
_ _,,...iroaL 2...mL•-den...J...BR. • '4&-291R ,. 1 BIOClU-mm ocean, New Corona_del_ Mar ----.&: d9hwashr, Mw -crpls .&:-lllO Sl!!'a-l.ar.e, CdM &U-2ttU _ 3101_ ~. Bristol St,~ _ l:iu.eL2 rea~lble females \\'flhr/dryr, dlhwghr, gar. C" ~' N of So ~-• ~---) --t 112 3. BR. tam nn~ din·~ rm, BEAUTIFUL Waterlront , 2 drs>.'• redec., huge close!&, tMlcArthur nr. Co.st Hwyl ..,., _,, · · """"•'• r&MA with houlfl v.·/yard, 1 dog, ~18~· l9e ava J. 9 · Meta Del Mar 3105 cpl!, drps, bltm, $295 mo. br, 2 ba, pool, JaCUDi, boat patio, a:ar, pool , E-flldc. Senta Ana under $180. Ref. 642-l422
Ref i;e<r'd. 772-5677 , slip, magnificent view . $180, adW ll, no pet s . DELUXE ~tra lg 2 BR~ PHONE: ~7.a200 2 or 3 home H.B., C.i\f..
L_.looch
COSTA Mesa: 600 sq. ft.
oilice, 600 sq, ft. store, 800
sq,-ft.-£hop.-• OwDtr
&16-2310.
Office ~ental VIEW home, oceanfront 2
Br &: den, 2 bl, wlhr/dryr,
-dshwlhr, gar.. S27:i mo. lae.,
Avail. Sept 22 to J uly l
,or .leaa. 491-UI9
3 BR, 2 ba. Lg f&mily, blUna, 774-7465. Summer rental or longer. 54~ ba New 11hig-<pt,drps, uni-; l'IM'T EA or N.B. area. 1 Child, age
New dlshwshr. Nylon w/w, l~LS _S6j() per mo. 673-1923 or 1 BR duplex. cpt/drp, hdwd que fpl bet din rm le liv lll\..11J 8[J . T 10. Call 6@..2938. DELUXE 1-2 or 3 nn. 1u.lte
drp11;-lmmac. No-pell.-$25(1,.. Apt&. Purnlshlil 673-5170. fin;-~ &-Knox area.-..rm._Elec...g~.-bltns~Wlk--,---2 BR unlurn house -nr. Oranee County Airport
M2-2211 --BACHELOR -Completeiy $120642-05.18. tobeh.$275mo.6T:>-7970. Single Story w/pnge, Harbor area. & Irvine Industrial
... _ ·--G1111ral private, prefer empiayed 2 BR Duplex, frplc, cplll, BRAND New, so of h"'Y ig, * ~17 :Ir Complex. 'Carpet, drapes,
VIEW HOME. 'A: de:n. Sum-MeH Verde 3110 man. $90 mo. incl. utU. Adult• only, Rt!f'fl please. prlV. 3 BR 2 ba. $265 ffio South Set Atmoapbert music, alr-condltlonin&: "
mer rental to 6 persons. SUMMER 1150 4-3667 lse 673-6904 11 ..__ a t 'HS janitorial service. ·-· IV I • 57;,;.288() . J;r" • • 2 a...i~-2 Dn•L-_ojHfmSJ llJ'-11'.'..lft ____., . -__ •. , .... ,~.ft·~-·ow---·~--Depoglt requu-., • er 3 BR, 2 BA., lam. rm. double 2 Bedroom1,-i t>alh-:--tiO ~ ~-1 ...,u-.u._ "'""' ~ ''
. gardener paid. '42-4002. flrepl., carpets, drps,, fncd. RENTALS WALK To beach, shops. 2 2 BR upper, crpll, drps, children, no petfl. $l70.· Carpels & nraPea Courtesy to Broken
; ------~--yard, $225. 673-51119 ACC&nED BR, frpl. S185. elec kit. Nr. flhop'g. Ad41Lli, 673-9183 * S15 per \Veek-up y:f BOB PEITIT, Realtor Vacatlen Rental• 2f10 _ _ ...... -Hal Pinchin, Rltr. ti75--4392 no pets. $140. 642-2389. Air Conditioll'!d kitchen. $33 per Week-up e 833-0lOl e
' .Nowpo• •ach 3200 I Bdrm, Garage ~ LRG. 3 Br. crpts, drpt, 2 Bol~·-_.;__ __ _.;Sc;lOO"-' Apt.s. Afotcl. 54Pr9755. -.~p~-t7, --Q=f"f'"°• -!
r BIG Bear very nice-house, LL! T ---M TS •. 675-49j2 * kids ok, $160 + dep. 221-4 ~~ Private Patios ROOM For male, ldt. prlv's, res 1ge ice
' N" Lal<r, bltna. Ill day, PALM [SA AP • __ "·U,.. A"'•.•~~~ o 2 Ru "ON TI1E BAY" ------...., • ~· OCEANFR NT B pper. Heated Pool student prefd. STO mo. 1st
::· $90 wk. CTI') I IASE Bachelon-l·2 Bedrms. Bay l1la~1 . 4350 ./F LR
1
G b2i•~-3 BR,112 Bad ths ~~w,,~t It.. palnt. Yearly. Plenty ol lawn l laat. 646-7886 afl 6 pm. Ab!;;~ Y= ~::r
3 bed home with --.1 !'URN/UNFURN rp c, ,...,, crp • rps, .r.> " NICE Room for employed
1 NEW, Mountain housekeep-room ,......... F 2 BR apt,_ N _B~nt encl. P'· paUo, 546-l034 ---CM ,.., __ . ·Air cond, Cpts, Drps Ina: cabin, ldyllwild, com-family room. Children It. • POOL \\'/viev." S11:io mo uic ulilfl.1. ~-=----'------Balboa lslind 5355 Carport le Ston.a;e man, · · ....uoie in. E-Z parking, Util paid
, plete, modern w/b ltn1, pats accepted. Call e SAUNA Avall 9/12. ST"iNBOJ :Ir 2 BR. Crpta, drps, pr HIDDEN VILLAGE 642.-79)) $125 per month
, r>t&-1'285 eves. e JACUZZI A'ITR. l BR, sleeps .. ~: by ;1.1~"":111:.· Adults, no DELUXE 2 BR "Utile GARDEN APTS PRIV Rm &: ba, kit privs, 717 UDO PARK DRIVE
from Sm . mo. July l Aug aviiil; &:I ~--------Balboa". Boat dock-tie up 2500 South Sa.Ila for wrnkg lady, refs., Ci\I, Ne"•'POrt Beach 673-1060 ~yml'Mr Renf1l1 2910 Realty .Compuy Phone -546-9860 Winter·'iU resv's. 673-1503 $113 -t BDRM, newly painted prlv. No pets. no children. Santa Ana * 546-1525 no pets. 54&-1300. SUPER-DELUXE QUALITY
•7• _10 b _ upper. Porch, d l fl po 1 a I, $300 mo-yearly lease only. • Ga .... -.•torage oruy. IZI 1 •3 roo •m 1 3 000 ft
0 -tll b&c 6"" '"''"' $160 -LRG 2 BR. Studio ·-..--_,,,_ m, -r o , 511. . VISITORS COMIN ? I -1111' Huntln-'on a.0...a.. ••-parking area. 673-5729 ::;'~;;;:'==:'===== month. 19th & Ptimona Aw:, u· 11 Immed lftJW •• 1s;11 --Apt. (Triplex). Family size o ice su es. , OCCU· WouJd conaider rTnLing our TOWNHOUSE·. 3 BR, 2'L EASI'SlDE; Studio, 2 BR l lS k' C~f .• 897-488.). • ......... n.... .. -en•" .1 ..........
N .. h ho n OCEANFRONT . --'k H 11..--Beach 5400 itch. w/bltrul, crplfl, drps, c;;"='=:;;;;:::::;:=== ............ ...,,.,.'60::: v· n.>01""' new ewport ac me. BA frpl patio pool 2 1 &. 2 BDRM Apts view, 11111·• • Ba, Cpts/drps, bllns, relrl&. un ......... frplc., el'ICI gar. 1 or 2 ;; Irvine Commerc. Complex,
rumiahed-to right famUy all ' c, ' ' r.J\ beach. NeY.'lt', spac, dlx. 2 Pool. No pets. 646-6610. Guett Homes 5911 •1-
1 ... . , car gar, all bltns, crpts, for Adults. Froril. $15'.i BR 1 t blllns pat \VALK 3 lllks to beach. children ok. CNr sc.h11) No adl nul"'rter Hotel &; Rest.
or ~ono ~';fy~~ \\~:!; drpl. Lse $275 mo. Sn-81111 TUSTIN lnd~.ener':i':ops & pl~r. s~;° DELUXE 3 Br. 2 ba Condo. Almoat new 1rg 3 Br apt, pets. 2230 s. Center St., aurant, banks, San Dleao -~~ ne~ed for 1~ family~ or SU-2497 eves or wlmda. 15497 \Villlarna Street unf. SITS. Adults, baby OK. Drps,.,.='' crp~; ~bi~0n1, 2 poolfl. dbl gar, frplc, w/w crpts, S.A, Nr Warner, 545-0989. PRIV. Room for ambulalor & N'pt, Fwys.
four bedroonls den deck "The Blulla" Condo. 2 BR. 1714) 835-5.1:6 536-2131 _,,mo. u-.i • drp&, dwhr, 2 ba. $223 mo. lady In lie. guest home. UNCROWDED PARKING
and patio, pod! pri~lleaefl, 2 Ba. Cpta:, J?l'Pi· 0 '1ize 1~R~~~~:~:et .,..SOLTEfibS APTS. $1~0 - 2 BDRM. Uppe~. No Chldrn ok. No peta. 5~lm Laguna Be•ch 5705 Good food· served family LOWEST RATES,
five or six minutes from patio. Choice view of Back Ba hel 1 BR' Pool kids or pets, Uhl. furnished. 2 BR. Adults. Utll pd. ---------:••:;Y"le".;;64&-:=33;9;;1::,·====IOwner/mgr.2172DuPontDr.,
J Ji Bay 142S Ycar•" lea&e (714) 537.a!iOO c or &: e, , 642~75 Be UL n.•tet . Pool p r I Rm. 8, Newport Beach. beach Tennlsprv e&e1can · Y F'OUNTAIN VALLEY Adults no pets, From $140'1--~------a _.. · · v •OCEAN VIEW, Lr:: M isc. Rentals -5999 8J3.3223 Courtesy to Broken be arftnged. It's big and a Salisbury Realty 6'f3.!900 17060 San Bruno Stfe(!t up. irlol Keel11an Ln, H.B. PARTLY furnished 4 room patio. Beam clngs. 17676 Bachelor. 1 & 2 BR apt.I.
Jot le11 expensi~ than liv. "2" 2 BR. houses util. pd., cn4) 96S-2500 (l bik \V, of Beach, on apt, can be SJ:!en Sun 6/21. Caiperon. 8'2-6121 Furn or unfurn. Crpt1, drps,
ing in a n10!cl al $3JO a pvl. patio, avail !/15, $210, Slater.) 842-784S. .213: OX 6-1930 $250. Month-lease or bltns, patios, walking • GARAd&-Storage only .
•-k "4 •t88 ~ s-1!06 W ~ •• ~-1 REMAltKABL~ E-SJ 2 B bl I / ti. • Bdrm 2 di tan-to town 100 Cl"! I~ month. 19th &: Pomona
DE~K SPACE
Prefer insurance man -
leads fumished. Acrountant
- will 'exchange portion o(
.""" . ""'..., . • ..... ~. . ~ uvu UNBEUEVABLY LG Bach. util pd, nr j.po\nls, DE, r. apt, tnlL, case op on " ' s ..... • ...
BAYSIDE Dr., Lido, ,l.inda NB, 673-lSTa l!XTRAORDINARIL y 111 fem, over l5. s97.so. gar, fc_nced ~!lo, yd. $125. bath, near S Pis. Owner I c:Dr:.:.::··c:l::A=•;._· B::c::h::.·..:494-51:..:..;="'-I c:A:.:'c:''-c' C=M::::.-. ::.*.:89::7:..-4880.=::··--
Isle le Penln. "'aterlront1 2-STORY studio duplex, 3 BEAtrl'lFUL Ref., CIJll dep req. 842-2219(21 ::_:.:"-'::54-664"""~'~--~-I :".::7.:~::=c_ ____ ~ LARGE 1 BR w/sundeck, \VANTE0-2 car.~ for fV!l for dQinc..PUr a~c;Qunt. _
ing . + off-water Lido homes BR 2 ba, aep din rm, 2 O ...... __ .a.-. ~ $11> CRPrS. drpa elec * 2 BR, 1 ~ BA, patio, pool . panelifl&, beams &: hi&h •toraae HuntinctDn Beach
. Bill G_,..,. .. Realto r 1 Lio , ...... Men VtlD•IMre a..-...,. •• 1 BR duplex,. Sl55 mo.··· ' ' ., 8"1G·J '!d "-" ·u · Art ct• area.394-M08after6. .... ....., fp, pa , cu ...., sac. -Puttin& ll'"ll, watniall 1 Ganp, pa.tlo,-amall back kit. Adull1, no pets. Royal Sl mo. "" ...... e . '-4J..I ce1 ng, 1l1 en r . Riddle & Ro11 R1•ltor1
3335 E. Cst Hwy, CdM
675-7225 6#-4621). yn Jae. 67l-8809. 11tteam. dowen ewrywhne, yard, No pell. Call 536-7146 Palm Qr. 546-81166 962-8994. 494-4591. ' 1.....,0 Proporty -• nJRN Duplex, wnkl.y, 2 Ir CHANNEL Front. Ne\\-er ~·pool, rec, room, b&Uiard&, 3 BR. cpts/drps, pa.tio, flied =::========~::;,,;;:;::=====::;;
' 4 BR, Ocean view, all utU mR. 2 BA. Frplc .. Patio. BBQ; ~A .. _ flu'n.-unturn. LHVn• Beach 4705 y<l 1988 Pomona Santa Ana 5'70S.nta Ana 5'20 I~--~-----
1 le laundry. 110 W. 45th St, Adult&. Float avail $775. Lae 1, -:JCv ' ·
on $eutsorT, NB 6*-8197 6ff,.-02SI. I I 2 Br. allo StnPI b'om llE :Ir 540-9001 *
Short Term L••H
' a .... lltlon "''• Attr. oUlees: paneled exec .
•• an 6pm. 3 "'· 2•,; .... --~---·. ~1. $!35 .... ;u 2)1)1) Panom s ADULTS' X-La.... 3 BR 2 b .. w1q ... ..-.: .-.... Rd., MJ.8670. Between Har-• crpt/drp, 2 child ok, Avail
'LOVELY µoo S ANDS lrg grounds. A .... K. im:mtd. borl:Newport.2Blk N.19th .. 6/21. $160 mo, $60 dcp,
Homo. 1 blk to bch 3 B<lnn. 12'5 mo. Agt. 646-0732. REJlf fUiiillTUR[ ,u WK. VILLAGE INN 507-9752 I ,' 2 Ba, pool, Aug S250 :It, 5105 3 Br, 2 Ba, near bctl. CrpUJ, "" Prutlp IJVillr,'. Maid ser,N c:;EW;,,:.c:D::;,-1-.~,-Br~.-Shg~
Bruce Creteent. 5i&-MM drp11, pooll, tennis. $250 lie. ' · li""°ii· '•· r!'Ziji-J>eii'iichill!!!!ii494-iii94i36 crpt. drps, bll.ns, fmmed . Newport Och. &t2-Jl9&. 3 Rooml from itl.B:i I' • 1111!!1 • 1
l Month to month !lental1 AiNTALI occp. Fro1n Sl50. M0-1973,
BEAqt H.GUM. neat I. cle•~1 1400 SQ. Ft. 3 eft 1~ b.I.. Wide Selection ws. Unfurnished. o54S-.=,,:":::':::l~--~-~
-.... ,.._... Seeluded araa, dbl gar, bltns, drpa, crptl, 100~, p•~~ .. r OPTlON ~ • •DELUXE 14 2 BR Carden t private beach, UOO wk. ... ... ,,__., ft , ,. 0~~ I 77.f-i400, e~•: 49 ,-00'1 $2M. l>U"'V"" a l4 br. Delivery 0.neral 5000 Aplfl. Bt·lni, prlv. J!'.tlO,
after 6. PENIN. Point. S Bdrms. CU1tom Furnttun RenW heated pool, frplc, Adultl.
ly 3 .. "-· J.ct. lncd. yd. S.'25 Leue 517 w. lftth CM. 548-3-481 $145 mo. s.5163
FOR Ju • 3 BR, ,....,.e, Frank Marlhall Rlty S'l5-4lm 1511 W unpim, Anhm 774-2800
"'/view, 100' ba.th'I bcfl, ' -•a z REMTAL FINOE't ~ 2 BR apt w/vlew, Jul1 u fftnlty Park nu Cost• ;.::::-. 4 4100 -.... T• L ..... , s Ntwpert Blach ··~-A;;,u')&:,· ;;;•r':yrl""!y-',. ,:.67:.:::1-39437'°:'°= n -• = r ~--+----------__ .... 1 .... CMh ..... ~M,6~ER ~tap;;. aJ:: i BR. ·2 Bathe .......... $275 ~IOW~~~E~~MS ~ .+!~:1\~1' •• t,til!I• "' IAYPllONT
-·-2BR 2Ba'~ S3DO ,::aouu a · --•-11 n111,,, 2 BR, 2 BA Lux•""' Apll.
Shop'g. Ill llkh St. vi-.-. 3 Bi 2 ba,u;.;,·;;,;;·:: $325 ~! 1:':': =~ ~ --Prtv. terrace, e~~. IUb.
BAL IU&nd No Bayfront. e Red HUI Realty Ion u_ S lemntan J>k'I· All e:I~. tum 1 BR apt. 2 BR or Univ. Park Ctnter, trvjm ailldnna A pet ~ Celt• mosH IDO Pool, IOft water, dockl. 31n
I BR --1"""3 Call --U7t N&WPOltT ILVD. w. Cout Bwy, N.-.part.
18'drm, Camao Shotta, mo. 3 Bil. 2!i .._ loe bo•UI 54MJl5 VILLA MISA Al'TS. i .:c"::~.;:""':::.-· -----
ol July SE.\IPLE REAL "" •* WfEl<LY-IAIWiY 1~ 2 BR. Pri• patio. Htd pool. * O"I N o•IL'Y 1 5 * -·TE·. 57:,...2101. rm, -~ rno. · " -&-••"" * ~ * Baell, or cpts. J\mtllhc'• 2 car 11ncl'd gar. Chlldttn m AMIGOS WAY Pi Mo./or best offtr. t\tl'n • eempl. l<ltch. S3S wlt-p.yt '-'"l'!lcome, no pets plea,e! 2 BR. 2 bl. units, unturn.
Pld(Jo 8uldl--bllme. neat -c.r-.-.W-Mer .. all.-918 ~lno Dr. $16.i nlO. 719 \V, \Viltonl Out1ide. ll\'in& arTq and
Mech. -.1t51. ~l 6f6..1251, double pragt'fl. S2!IO to .. ·o.
QNTAL• HILLTOP_...,, E!t .. nt SUI CASITAS 1.ARGE Uni 2 BR ope., IDYD ltlALTY lj•!!' Ullfvrnl~-4 Br, 2i1. bfl. lam., clftl., Furn. 1 ~ Apt., Atlulls cpl/drp, Pool. 1\ids OK. * 675-Sftl *
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• -p/!UrTl. poo, Yr 1 t e . only, no ptts. 2110 NP'P(IC'I 19118 Ml,.,,t, ·Apt l, C~I MODERN 2 br Upper. Blk Cl.!:"~ . .., 6"--mG BJ\•d, CM. &12-9286 M8-2IOI. lo bch.. crpts, drps, self
... Nk:e 1 BJl dplx, bltnl, r>ELUXE • Bit s bl, '330 J put. cpl-drp. pallo, lhOd SPLIT Level 3 ~ 2\• ba. clean. elec r.~. refrla,
opW4rpl, llDod b:. mo leue, lie/opt odnad,. )Id. 1911 Pomona. -cpl/tlrp, bluu. No pe.t!I. 988 sun dk. Responalhlc adulll,
Blue. Be:mcon, Bkr.• 66-0lll 646-0ill, or alt ti 67j...6985 • ~9(),)1 * lllisslon Dr No. 1. $-19-352,, no Jlt?IS. $200 mo, &\W666 . i ,,
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I · tors I office, reception area, lrtor· nves • ... • adilt'I. 3 amallor •••
For Siale. approximately ~S ice1. Incl. carp., drapes, air,
acre prime R-3 property. mUJic, clcc. Befit location
Situated on htiJh bluff, owr. \\'/parking, Jmmed, OCCU•
looklrc Udo Island, New-. pancy. 1.ICJ'iin&.' c a 11:
port Beach, etc. Adjacent to 546-463'.Z,
Hoag Memorial Hospital, i •iiO-iiil_,.. ____ ,
mrrounded by 1.l•edlc al Ol'C. SPACE AVAIL.
Bulldlnp and a lovely high. July l st
rise. apartn1ent ccmplcx. 833 Dover Dr, NB Exccll[!rit financing avail-659 f •~A
able. Sl90p\;;OOO. Write Cl' call sq I. .....,.. mo. Call C, S, DP.Boynton
Perric u n,· cn4) 793-2841. * fiTJ.2-157 *
Tov.·naquare Dev. Corp, l \V.1 "-J!i!'~!"'~"!"~!""!!'I stot•S1.,Red1anc1s,c..9237l 1 DESK SPACE
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By Builder. 2 l 3 e r·s. Walk 222 Forest Avenu9
to lhopplrw. MI0,000. AJ.eo, La.guna Beach
new +N Wiits nr bch. Call
8'7-3957. • $9466
CM' b<low mkt, priced to DESK SPACE
Mil. $1800 mo. Income, 12 '17875 •-- h Bl d
dlo 2 hr. units. ""°'' IU5'd ocac v •
$25.000 dn. Bltr. 5CS-42!1 Hunting Ion B~ch
DUPLEX 2 bdnns. bH-i111, 642-ml, Ext 276
..,. •ncl patioo. 131'000 "" DESK SPACE 11' PIOO. -MOllO dn.· -ZH4A.
State, c.~f. 642-7'72 105 No. El Camino Re•I --· Son Clement• Buslnoss Proporty MSO -APPRox; soo sq. t1. s120
C.2 lot, 50 x JXt with 2 mo. All uUl's incl., ex~pt
BR houM on rur. ntar phone. N11xt to Sec. 'PacU\c
E. 17th. Owner. &16--456.1, Bank, 18111 E: J7lh St, C.M. • 61S-7,13 Amplt: parkt.nc. 6"~210.
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Opportunltt ·~·--••-ow Yortao: Found H. ·-·. When You YOU WOn't btlleft 250 11q --.....
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for only STa. So ask me Route Sales Co. Contracted A GOLD Bractlet )'OUtb center right • • • why. 642-31111. •PPl'OWCI acet'1, Just Str. tennis eourts CdM.
NEWPORT Beach Deluxe viee. No Sellinc required. 673-1071 ( II f
Offices. Ai.J'..OOnd, btd, w/ Investment seeurity. May FOUND Sm. JovUic crtY 0 One 0
prlv. lia. 2!00 W. Coul financo lo qualUl<d. Slame,. cal. CdM. fhe experfS ""'Y· (C•ll Collect) 675-5406
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111-2508.
Bankers
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EXPERIENCED \IDES -for convalescence.
elderly care' or family care.
Homemakers. 547-4;681.
l'YPING -,,....,n.;;y;ra,;; NEW ACCOUNTS
• tor rurlhcr information EXPERIENCED NE\VPORT Beach suites 850 David ~tooi-e, U.P.S. FOUND Kitty cat 1m Jn!)' listed belowll
x lOj() sq, ft. ate 5Gt N. · (213) 4'1·7519 A: wht looks lift she's bttn 8 OOKKEEPING-Gen'l 0J. Top salary _&. benefits
Newport; Will redee. o;Daly , Cl.tin. Jn~t. 1995. Req.) recent mother. 64J...M.H. nee Exp'd 'Wlnt perm . For men &: women
c&u 549-2815. !
67• -SECURED _;tlo"...., :....4 a11-s PM interu.ted in. Jolninc a tut ~~.. AAA. _ rolrlu~~d 1 -male SERVICE DIRICTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY ·sERVICE DIRECTORY :c~=c_;c-;;._m;;.__-_,,=I "°""" tti'Onal bonk. NR. Newport P.O. & ~.. DINTAL HYGIENIST
Greyhound Dep0l Ottic• 16 ADDITIONAL INCDMI Ss7·9'19 Auto R.,.lrt AUG C-octon "20 Houlint tnll AVIU -11-26 . ..,_1481
x l9, 'l.fl0.,l25 mo. 646--2'!4. AT J...tsw-Main Beach. .etl:.:;:;;.::;_:;==-'----:-~ I DOMES'I1C work wanted by
Let me prute S2nD lmdiw ot bys Identify JAGUAR Repalr iipeda.lilt. •nm REMODELERS• MOVING, Garqe ' clean.-up . all
Comnwrc&.I MIS •·r n•at will rehlm up to · &tui 125 Roc:herter, CM on Nwpt ,.._ •ti -lll0% Financine &: lite hauling. Reuonable. ~tllintereited please c 33» Wett Cutt Hwy.
-----,"-$350 fDDOtbl,y, Sacund with nr F'1re Station. '6U-filll. Kitcbem . prages. carports Frtt estimates. 64s..JSJ2. :;;;;;;;;======! Newport Beach e $11,IOI e 15% ftnanclns available. J'or 1 Pair Ol pre1cri p t ion I;;;,,;~_,;::;:::;:=::;:;;;:::::: I C.Omplete Remodeling. Quall-{_,
5 Units + 3 St<>tt1 .. ,. penona1 confidential inter. 1un1la111e1-at the laltY'lttlnt 1 '550 ty Contractors. 64Z-3fi60 Housecleanf"I 6715' .IObl Men. Wom. 710G
• $7','50 • view at Wz:. Santa Ana Head-Surler-6113/70, 6'Ta-l065. • • Additions * Remodefin&: ~7-e.-a"'ch._J_anl_tarial_.
5 Unil:S + 3 Br. home -. Ph:>ne 135-2.Sft 10 AM You_"" Set F-• H "-rw··• Li ~fii'F,~:-j en•l11'!-•w I ~-.
•· $115,IOO e >;'6 PM, Lott _-· •.. ~ '~ cn'n! .... wind9n, -OOJ I leS .:: ... ::;;,. pn~"c.:. ',';;';: 0 • * L I ,.__~-hy * --~· 1.-".10 7 d•-, 6:~7:30 elc, Res&: Commc'I. •ltn ..-r~
oco ...,.,...,_ ~· r ~-r•r.JLl'mj~e() Pald·vac.Nocli<o"io"""d, All have xint ~ . * MIST~Worc no. Call Hour, day or week Full C t CIHnl-" ·1.1."'11 • Mep. Cleaftin&' Service .. \. ~N-' -d ··•loom•."-.... _ Employment Apncy mainly hr orpo ---·~ ~ c •-·nc1o 11oo ~ • ?/ '"•·· " ~ -PLACE REALTY . tM-S7ot • •Ba.ck pleue. Tan terrier; A: pltime. OOc per -arpe..,, WI ws, ra,.e,.... 09CrlC •.
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•-~~ 29&9 So · Coast Hwy. Wartod ........... Eltab. 20 ..... , )lo. ......... Dr. t child. '15e fo< 1 $1.00 R". & Commc'I. 5'Ml1I " ..... ,. -·~.
. · Yfl., low owr bead, ~t. &U-.35tf. for 3 tn wne !amily. !,rn.I) ~ BEAtrrY operator "'"led ·
$110,000 STORE llulldtrw. able Can train lnYf!ltiPte ' SpecW Sumnwr Proeram ~~ ~~ * API' CLEANING* TRISH HOPKINS no eli~l nece11ar1. ~ W. 19th St.. Bethd A: r.:.u. otter: Owner hu LOST-"Uddie". Slber i ~n tor 1-10 year old!. AU '1 . ,.\ F~sllt &:.tho~~R!°41SeM 48N E.17th.' Suit(! ?!U. C.M. Guarantee, 60 ~ .com·
To\\'f!rs area, ~l'l6B Act. other bua1nea interesta:. Huaq-,, blk ~ wht., VlC. qualified tnchen. l525 San-CARPET Vi iams ...... an..... rv.
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lnduotrlol Rontol -woui:o Yoo jike lo "'"' 847-"'1. . ~.Avo, .. ~~. REASONABLE RATES Ironing '755 Account Cieri! _673-"60_~--~-~--' ;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;~,I $40()..$1000 · a month in your SMALL Black do&', CS mos) PARENTS· weekend vaca.-Alao carpet in1tallation IRONING In my home, $1 BEAUTY Salon (formerly
INDUSTRIAL SPAc.E spare time ?? Slim • Gym :;""'~: ~~ts. VeJY tiOfll without children. Ex· '""5971 Hr. Dressmakinc A: altera· $504.-$603. per mo. Roy AJvarado Hair Styl11tal FOR LEASE sell llke bane.nu In bun-• ......,. -per relia. col&elf! 1irl. LANDLORD SPECIAL Hons. St5-7641. for sale ot leRSe. Euif!llt
5000 Sq. ft. tor lease at 16th che1. Call Ruthie, 6t6-3M1 O~GE SNOOPY ~ a: refer. 644-0439 500 sq. ft. $20. Diamond IRONING IN fltY HOM.E FOU~TAIN VALLEY or tenns. 642-6523. .
St . .1:. Babcock in Newport or 642--6430. WRIST WATCH c1ay1, • Carpet Cltaners. 187 21.sl Sl.25 hr. SCHOOL DISTRJ~T_, BOOKIU:EPER. Food co.,
Beach. 1,000 111. ft. of oft. ATI'ENTION Party GIYen. REWARD * Mi-5013 R.EL1ABLE Child care, my St. OJlta Mesa, 645-1317 Call 548-6970 REQUIREMENTS: vene•cu located in Fountain Valley
!cea, 400 am~. I: ample part. lAlest fuhlom in COltume PART Persian 6: p/~ home, fncd ~awl.Ill tet, REMARC Services. 3 rooms t. knowif!d&'e exam, field know. nttds full ch&. thN TB'.
uw. Immediate Occu.p.aip. rinp, from Europe, Call Ute p-ay. ytc• lrviae I: S¢nldUe ~ ,-arner U'f!L $21.50. Fully guaranteed. ~!ing & Stor ... 6l40 -leq.e, math aptitude, typlna: Gd. 119y. Resume to: P.O.
R. G, Cramtt ' aft. 7 p.m. nM'B-7699. 2Mh. 642-1659. 846-0101 a.ft s credit cards OK. 841~ 30 wi>m. Box 8.135 F.V .• Cal. 92708.
BROKER p I LOST Bl __ ._ t · f LOCAL,. lo"&' dbl moving. FRINGE. BEN~FITS: 12 CARPET MAN wanted IDr ••• _ ...._ •• -WCRATIVE, art t me -ue .-.-ee VlC. o CARE For school aae child, STEAM Jet carpet cleaning. Reas stOragt Fttfo Eit. aaya paid vaca.tion Jll!r yr., ~ .....
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•bop. "--~cl la~. _,_ .. _ ·business for cynic3. Call ~Harbor View Home , Calif teacher, read'g, C'-arK.are natlon·w lct e · · k le ........ .......u. ......-1,."",~~~~~~~!' j Dennis Smith Sal, noon to "Remi" Reward. 644-4696. -"m. 'g, ..... le crafll. &U-4055 8314101, 0 .K. Van Ii: Storap 12 days pa kl SJC ave per 54()...'7262 1 · ... , ;>... ..~ service. Free est. yr., rhaJor medical insur. .
Lots •100 4 PM, 613-237L I . HORSE, Sorrel. znatt., wht M6-35U. 666S Painting,. ance policy CASHIER·Expenenc@d. lpr
::.::;;;;,. ______ ~ THRIVING COFFEE SHOP blaz@, 2 wht aocks, Reward, DEPENDABLE Child care, Floors p rft I "50 FOR INFOJiMATION: Call fine Womens clothin& &tort.
lF You are thinking of ln-Well located in ttdevelopin& children grieving. 49M307 wkly:. hrly, nitc or day. Call --· _!!9 ant "I. P.fre. \Yorkman at (n4) Apply in person 8AOC
vf!lti.ng in land, nr water am. Own@rs tetirin&:. Mn. LOST ~ You!lg male red point 646-0494. LI~~.~~~. PROFESSIONAL Painting. 842-6651 Ext, 225 bet. 2-5 pm, Sl'R.EET No. 2:5 . Fuhkln
&: natural forest. w1d@ Ten-y, 536-l0S Siamete cat. Vic. Irvine &: Babysitting, my hoine. Neat \\'Ork. Fine painta. no later than June 23rd, 1970. "l=sland=::.· -'-N:C.B;c·==---
varlety of p.me &: ~ess ~ly BEAUTY Salon (formerly Santiago. Rew. 548-8669 Monday thn:i Friday * ~7262 * Roller. brush. a I r -1e1 1 ADULT Babysitter, my bsf!, CASHIER
1 hr from a maJ(>r Ct ,• Roy Alvarado Hair Styiiata} LOsr, • 1 ll'ftn parakeel * 675-4663 * Furniture Retforl"l'4 spraying, accous. ceilings. 5 days $25. Newport Shores. , PORT THEATER. CdM please call Dave at Dave s lor sale or le&M:. Eaalat Local rcl'1. Low priaes! Apply ewnlng:s a.ftU' I
Sporti Good 893-5.5261 A: 1 blue one. Vic. Colleae YOUNG Mom will babysit, & Rtfinflhl"I f• "75 Ref's req'd. 646-8 ~.841~""'0:,,~~°"'=~ -
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. Gift Ii: party shop, new. LOST-German Shepherd , Call 67S-2ll8 FURNlnJRE Stripping I: * PAINTING INT Ii: E>.."T. 646-3898 tendant. Must have neat a~
BEST BUY: 100' ~view ~at loc&Hon. For Sale young, fmlale. -Vic. Bolsa BABYSITI'ING my home, refinishing, r.ta1onable A"._erg. 1 sty $260. ? sty ACCOUNTING CLERK . ~nee. Apply: 3048
lot, ~1 level, Laguna. 548-3536 or ~ Chica A Heil; H.B. 846-2182. any hrs. Pre-sct100t Mias ion rates. Call 6 4 2-9 51 S $3.50. i~I all matenal & Reef! 1~2 yrs, exper. in ::•0on0.81oO-I'-, ccc_.M_._,,.-===-1
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6.200 MoftlYteLMn '320 Persen•ls MOSWILLViejo.Ba:.-il, .nv hOme, Fumiture6:Antlques paint.~refi.CallJack payable. EDP exfler. 3 chldrn, 8 Ii: 11. MOG., Acr~ ui• •• .., Refinishing 1 Re1tDrinz. lm-3895 or 96S-7900. helptw. Call -JoUy Roger Tliuis~ Fri, Sat. 9-2. m yn.
'-----'--I 1st TD Loan N.B. area, fenced yard, By * 645-0991 .. 1 STORY Stucco Ii:· overhang-rtt"1taurar;t~ofc;-se&:0331. or oldi r w/rif. 646-«M7 S ACRES, level, XLNT vu, * FULLY LICENSED * the week. ~· t Ir: -"'~="~,_..--,_-.,,,
nr Roy Rogtt's Apple Renowned Hindu Spbituallat $99. 3 itory • u cc o ALERT SQber couple for ·'.::"':::_· ------71 Valley Inn I: New Sprina a~,. INTEREST · . WILl.. BabysiL my home, Gardenlnt '6ID overhal!a $149. A~. ce~ Beach 'Motel, Dam. Pt. Apt -
van... Lake. S63"l5 FP AdVlCf! en all ma~. Corona del Mar Atta, $13. per nn. Min. 3 nns. • Sal (n 4) ~1300. ***COOKS ., 2 d TD Loan Low. Marria:e. Bu51.DeSS • 64t-0'736 • AL'S GARDENING 646-0all l. 6371119. . . w I terms. Other gd invest n Readings &iwn 1 days a . ~ APPLIANCE: Mamed, part.
acreage: .l ca.bin s ites week, 9.Uf·9PM l12 N. El LOVING care your children for Professlonal Gardening "2" Exp painte~.~ · • ·de Experienced only
w/XLNT tenns. Bkr, Terms hued on equity. C&m1no Real, San my home. HB, By hr-day· Ii: &~ landicapln1 llo'Ork. Will 0work by hr. or timer:;~· ~~ttl~: e APPLY e
6#-4610 '42~2171 545-0611 Clemente, 49'J-9136, -492-0076 wk. 968~46 Rl'VICH call 646-3629, ~rv-job. Undercut most others. 'f serv~. $3.flO per hr to Thi Five CrowM
---Serving Harbor area 21 yn. Al ., BABYSITI'ING My home inc Newport, CdM, ta 963-2181. st/U'f Call Mr James (U-4) Restaurant
Out of Stole Prop. 6208 Sottlor Morfvap Co. * one. Coota M ... U.L Day o< Meaa, °""'' Shore•, w ... METICULOUS PAINT.' g:;o.;,,j '"''· ~5 p.m. onlYJ'
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--;-;;;;ful 336 E. 17th Street night Fenced yd. 642-5291J, cliff. . .B~. INS --. --JO 3801 E Pacific Cout H
-SHELTERED ISLAN .LOANS P!;lm-A:-up.~ ..Yes.,-tt'1-yoar_~('~ 8ABY.siTnNG, My home. 1ft'---c-A"NDSCi\PING:_-*-crew col. students. t.nt-ext RE -Coron& det Mar o -------1 in the San Juan Islands, reaJ estate or bu81nen. Mr. ~ ~ call Newport Beach area. New. Lawns 17~2€! IQ ft. Frtt housell. Exp, Dockl, 675-5812 BEAUTIFUL 77 * COOK • Days, relief ahlft, 4 Wuh., in the heart ol the Andenon 303: 922-2305 No cban&e ~-6667 • • * 675-8734 * dei1g111. Do. ~I or~ your-No Wasting Jt'1 all In the eye of the be-
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tioa.tina: paradlae of the ~~~·· 34 Hr Reconlinc self. RotoUlhng. Lie. oon. * WALLPAPER * holder. Ch@clc the 'IV com· convalescenl hosp. A~y In
Paci.fie Coaat. Wooded. Money Wanted 6l5D ' , Brick, Masonry, · ~~ 12 yrs kical exp. When )10U call "Mac" ml. you wat~ and if _!OU per.n: MO Victilda. c.M
Natural Cove for doek &ite. _ . * Ne•poder~S:.VM-*-etc --6560 · · ---511-1444--M8-4032 -itt1----you·~ U}ln!tty u .
Nice beach. Close to shore. PRIVATE Party wants 13500 For Men &: Women WE AIM TO PLEASE IOme of time people call us. tOOK: Ewn1ni shift. MDII
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l\foderateclimate,cleanair, a• 8ftl0nd trust deed. Proteuional Female Statt CUSTOM MASONRY Complete garden Service EX-PAINTER. ?OW s c hl c•LIF CASTING co know all diet1. UAM·1:SI No rto I Hotel brick. -·•ht iron . 1i!acher will pa111t eves &: ,.. • ' PM _,. 633-5450 --2 clear )Vaters. This island 646--4563 or 6'J3...7413. wpo r nn Spanlah ... .._ • Reliable nwnt., expert clean-knde Xlnt workma111hlp. ii. contll'IUin& It's telU'Ch for • c...... • r-~· definitely un~; For full ANNOUNCEMENTS 1107. Jamboree Rd, NB. Cement ~81tone, patio up, Call "Fearln~ Fred", ~e-~•L.540.0062. _l!veey.day_peQpJ~ha...J! COOK,-female,-u:per.-Luncb. _____, ,---;J.Ofmlna1i.OJL»:r.i~. P. O. iiil~NDTICIS 6"-05l60 -cown.---9824914. a desire to work on TV or only • preschool. 5 daya.
Box 481, ;ui:;>e,~ !____ NANCY NETIJ BUILD, RemOdel, repair NEW Lawns, re-seedi.n&. P:i~re-~icy • i!:e~t modeling johll. $15 to $125 Call M&-0617
98009 or c C Found (FrM Adt) 6400 WELCOME HO?o.tE Brick, bloclt1' c on ere t e • Complete Jawn care. Clean Prl Fully exp' lnl. John per day, No fee to you ever. * DENTAL SECRETARY *
eve11. Love· Harby carpentry, no job too small. up by job or morith. Free 6~'fie · * FOR ON CAMERA S!!nd resume to ~ M-lOU
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short haired, wearin1 Gulde. Fr@e itrl'o write P.O. Builders '570 COLLEGE STUDENTS ~· Ins. Lie. Free eat. 10 AM to 6 ~M DENTAL A11t -~kle CABIN-Mammoth Lakes,. in
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646-1408 INCURABLE Diseases \te Res -Comm. Contractor Care. Yd cle10up, weedin& · • . , · a "'05' t Summer work. You can,......., · ' A~;~R of p~ptton sun my IJlf!lcalty. niere is hope, Hee~. bonded Ii: Insured spec., lndlcpng, S48-2'm ~s·c:.:c:· ~rtt es' U>+ per wk-pt time, Help * DRIYEU *
&'lauel • ladieA. Ork beip for appointment, 673-1166. tree estimates, (financing) *ALLEN BROTHERS • · G wi get new customers lor a No or_...a .. llCe ,
R E Wo-'260 · cs •-··-· 536-211JO 543-3'05. ,__ * PAPERHANGIN <"•I ..._ .. ,. M"" "' ....,...., •-·--·-------color • intersection of ALCOHOIJ ZM""'.r:'"""'' Call us far compuac yard PAINTING * 963.2425 •"16 Call Mr Gormly I _ Fairview A: Auauata. C.M. Phooe M:l-1217 ar wnte to --lf!rVice at lownt: rates! Ir: • """" Yrl. , • ' N......,
4 lo I acres for apll .. 25 540-62!M P.O. Box 1233 Costa Mesa. Carpenferlnt '5fl. 540-1769 . Palnting-Decoratfnt 548-1930 now. Hast blw dnll C.-..
unlta per acre zonmg. h ·"· RY Llc'd, bonded. 531"39118 AUTOMOTIVE Secretary/ .&..<..I reeord A-Orarce County. No broken. KEYS Found on beac v""'. ,.,.10 CARPENT GEN'L Clean Up, tree serv., Treuuttr. NEW American ,...,v•"l'L_... ;.
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675-7XICI or 213/697-0010. ll1and • Balboa. Inquire Announcement• -YIMOR REPAIRS. No Job weed kill, roto-tlll, 6170 Motors dealer has need tor YEL ..,..,. -
1 2NO T. Mortpge "'·anted, at front counter, Dail)' TllO Small. Cabtnet ~ pr-1 pr ink le r 1 rep a ired. Photography an experienced automotive , 118 E. 1ldl !IL
$5000 at 10%. Choice prop. Pilot, 2211 Balboa, N.B. NEW Qiiropractic Hours. aret a ether eaDlDtta. 646-SMS. CUSTOM PHOTOGRAPHY accountant, capable of Costa Miiia
valu $44,000. $10,000 eq. Ph. FOUND Yng blk •hort hairt'd 10-SPM Dr. ~~ ASt Fie~ 56.n.'15, If no a1llWft' •w AL'S Landlca.pine. Tree Reuona.ble _ Phone Gordon handling all details thna EXECUTIVE Secmn,, qe
644-2873. dog-uound Coast Hwy. &: DC. 445 E. • nus at l5-2S"l2. IL 0. rernon.I. Yard remodelin&:-* 847174.> * financial 1tatement!: ~mo 21-30. Rigid quallf'.lcatltd
Main SI., H. Bch. 146-4148 642-6548. ADdenoD Traah hauling, lot cleanup. Ii:. other fringe benefita mcl. incl appearance. Xlnt 4'P'
10:00 AM.-6:00 PJl.f, WRITING-Rewrltinc·Edltlng-QUALITY Woodcraft, iml Repair apmklrl. 67~ll66 Pl•tltrlna, Patch, Contact Mr. Kehrli at poriunity. NewPOrt Center:.
FOUND Puppy brn. Ii:. blk. IBM lyping. Fut, accurate pn'I constr. Ii: carpentry. JAPANESE • LANDSCAPE Re1Nlr 6llO 646-0261 Call 644-1405 between T~
in area of downtown H. 9f!tV'ice for letters, ft.!IUmel~ Free consultation & quote. Clean-up Maintenance -~-· BABYSITIER For Church PM tor appointment
Bch. has little red collar. reports, .criptl, etc, 646-5445 Call Ken 615-0044, 548-4235 MACK * 842-8442 * PATCH PLASTERING nursery 9:15-ll:lS every ENGLISH Spcakinc llvta
536-1248. '4ll REPAIRS* ALTERATIONS JOHNSON'S GARDENING AU types. Free esti mates Sun. St. John Epl~ housekeeper lor tp f&JnUy.
SM ?.tale do(, Brown, no Cemetery Lots *CABINETS. Any size job Yard cart, Oean-ups, plaJ>. Call 540-6825 Olurch Bay&: Orana:e, · · $l40 mo. 842-4983.
collar. Vlc.Greenhaven 6 PAcritc V"w Memorial 25yrsexper,541-6713 ting, sprinklers. 962-~. 6ltG 548-8326. 'nf . s Electrician t Nune~, C.M. Gentl•. Park eenietl!'ry 1ots $DIGEN. Re119ir, add. ~b. GARD. !And-Clean-ups. Plumblnt BABYS~R-2~t·~i MAINTENANCE
638-254a or 537-4329. each. &C-1323 Fonnlca, paneling marlite. Spkr sys, roto-cement wk. PWMBING REPAIR Live_ in. -~:C~ewpt.. I.sl -ELECtRICIAN •
,----11.mJNQ Wht loY. mate. Poo-..Anythina:!...D.ick.-6~· -Yancty s• 5880. ~No job too arnall chHd ok. Electrical troublwhooter on ~~ Hlnd=~21; Tr•vel 6W Cement C ... ~ ..... EXPERT Japanete""1arden-• 642-3128 • 673-<M~ For 7 mo boy, ~hydraulic timers.
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Heights. Call to identtr;y. pemn. 1100 W. Coat RWJ. UceMed. ~atx. I dl'VW)'I. Ccwnplete Y•rd Car•I per hr. 60-7155, 642--0506. .,..,.."10 EXPERIENCED ApplyCOin ~nel ~~·
54>-J601. Al etc Pblllipe: Cement. Jim 540-4837 B~ • 3 L. M. X "'"'"'·· ~ c.. TIRED of that old tumitun? N. Bch. • scM3ao "'° 21·». Apply 2 pm to pm warner Aw., S.A. (no It'• really not that hard . Frff CLEAN-UP .SPEC~ S.Wlnt at The name Room, 181) 546-2551.
to ttplaee. Juat watch U. Tutwl.. "90 CONCRETE. All l)'pet. haul Mowirw, edfing, odd JObt. QUALITY """''ve always Monrovia, C.M. F.qual opportunity employer ._ , __ ,,___ est. Sawing, breaking, • Reuonabie 5'8-6955 ~¥· CIAN •• ~~~~~=~== :",,!:,':;: ,; ,:-a;.ifi:d SUMMER Rftd'"" d....,, "" A oldploadt"" Service . ~f,~';',;,0,.~~m::;.'.' 1763 • IEAUTI . ' ,-FAT & UGL :Y777 Elementary level. Your I. quality. 548-8661 Bob. den.rel Servic.t '612 M 645-l292 Leam q and halrp1~ _.._-.. 't
Section. home er mine.~. Block Walls-Ori~ Orange Ave., C. . stylinc and sell while you U )'Ull are, we.,..........,. can =========.,!_=========J;.::;;:::,;;,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.i Patlo8-Sidewalk. Lie. CLEAR Vu Matntera.nce. We CREATIVE FASHIONS earn Salary A: comm. uae you. NG CC).j
642-98S2 morn or eve do ewr,ythlnc! Free eat, :ic -By Donna Dee ' MAILlE'S WIG & CALIF. CASTI
hr serv. &t&-211198 For the finest In custom BEAUTY SALON 11 eanUnulrc it'1 mueb ._ CEMENT WORK, no job too made falhk>ns. 536-1044 &16-3808 Oranae C.O. for a vaz1etlr ar Small, reuonable. Free GENERAL Clean-up • haul· _ __ t)'pf!I for work in mq ....
FA:tim. H. Stufllck 541-1615 Ing of anything. Honest Tllti Cer•mlc "74 delmi, TV cornml'a. a tnd.
MORE Concrete patio for prices. Call 548-6.195.. ~ -' fllml. Great J19Y, pt. Urnt.
Ins money, Artl!Hc •ttlnc. Ed'• aeanlng service * Verne, The nie Man* ~ We are dlent-paid. no tit.
Lie,, caU Max at 64.f..-0687 Carpet, • Upholstery -Wl~ Cu1t. worlr. lnat.all il repe.ln. Not a m::hool.
DEOORATIVE CONCRETE doWI . Floor care. 545-0tSf No Job too small. Pla1tn FREE
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A21, ll>dondo Baach. Callf. West Bay Street and isk for Mr. WWlams in """'11. Dn. ·~ A ampo · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · • • •• ; •.......... $4 up hutob. w....... c b-a Ir, COAST MUSIC * AUCnOtt *
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Cout Community HOlp. REGISTERED NURSE · 1221 w Cout H -&: Profflaionat Women'• week. sptn:, $150; Riviera COUCll.
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to provide support RrYlcel Director of N\ftllW", .Mla -We~~!;' 11111 !:Xperlenctd Aplll1 *> lal'l9 9 drawer m--. mJr. bedroom .Wle, Ja. booked 317 Santa Ana Ave. , for all. 6M-467I atlm' I
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perlence neeeuary. Stuttng Hwy, So. Lquna. tn4> ~ m m vaa de Kamp c:naee Sbop ed mattrea, abetts blank-6'15-S582 / 5ll .Polllletta, CdM ~~~ • JWw I: uRd pianol of Table lamp, whL bale. 3'
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, .... 950. HUNTINGTON. IEACH people may •arn ~P to WILKS WAREHOUSE tury pnUlnp dock ,. ... llllla home) Sideman, Jlhytbm unit. Hlbaclll ...... a.sq 125.
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•LE•'ENT SID W. 4th st. Santa Ana lhl. -........._. ,._,' Pt:rtect C.ond Set. $195 a11tomat1c wuber $25. 2 *LAB TECHNICIAN ~ -$100,l!OO·a yeel'-many work Dally s.e Sat M SUn IL6 hdpa 1 ~. ~ .. :GIANT Yard aale ; '93-3I1'1 ' ........... end tab1e1 p:
Min. one year n:ptr, HOSPITAL no more than 24 houn a we. Port. WUhr, hwle Handcraftecl A antique furn, each, 1 ~ end table Experienced in rudtng Mlk· 18792 Delawatt, H.B. week. OWNER Movln1-9'1»' stove. Many other aoodkoa. tnclud bl'UI bed, walnut HAMMOND Organ with SlO 2 Qlaeen Mary deck
es, camparaton, calibrate NURSES: RN '.,.ll to T:30 * Cadillac car plan at 0nce1 W a ...,.0 4-cuthkin aob., la'. chair to 2512. 8e,yshore Dr, NB. ~ bed ct.Jn tab1'I. apeaktt C-2, two manual. ch&tn with pada $15 ftCh
gaps, etc. Swing A: lrBVe. am shift, fuU time. Relief + Uee our proven formula I A" I~ match. g• lon1 blondt hl--tl 548-9661 boDk:c•wa , I ~ other Ulie new. :n pedal. $900. Pins porw table t A .,.}.
shift. $2.ZI per hr + 10%. RN-3 lo 11:30 pm. Xlnt guarantee )'OUnelt 2 aale1 Llctmed Rell btale aales. cabinet w/100 rtcord1. ANTIQUE fum • decorator umJIUIJ l mtful iltmt. ~2582. dln $5. 613-lnf DI
APP in pmion sala r y &; benell.ts. pet month. people for: Wuher, drytr, r.etrlr. llema; SpiM.lna wheel , Priced to 11:U. Sat A SUn. PIANO, Uprliht, xln't cond.
Z.D. -PRODUCTS Under new ownership. + Group HNlth. lnsUnnce-e GeMnl Rael !'Atlite yeUow color. Ptulco J1. chY!i'• t&ndbox. plcturn, 5U Dahlia, ~M.. F'*"iturt 'for aale. ,Call e
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3190Pullman,ColtaMeaa Palmcre1tConvaleteent $25,000majorm9dka1.life eHOUllfWIJ'ract:Sales scrttn 1V. f'IS-13$5 g to rupAmilC.Fri,Sat,&m,nu Sat Su .rum -I ..... T. -~ &unmerSchool._.DDp
EqUIJ opportunity employer HOlpltal, 130'15 Blackbird st. and accident. • Good liJhlr@d woman need. 9 pm. June 19/2111, lo.m.tpm:, c1oihlnc 'ba~· lie~ a~ * Vacation Splldal *
-.-• ._-,......,..a * UM ·'----Garden..Grove. * Al an awciate ol, a:~ ed. lo!' rentala in pluah LRG, Custom made d1splay 2001 Port Bristol Circle, E.,W~. C.M. 54MT0 Te~1lon ,. 120J Your ~ ... ~--.wu..o~ ........,, ...,... ·under the aq1i of proJea-Bay area. U )'OU like cabintbl, )'ellow • white (Harbor Vkw homes) NB . )'OQ .,,._
SA1W1 COVENTRY -• e NllDED 1~ aa1....,.n and fln. -· call U'. Liberal Orie. c:oot ISi>. Sell $100: . Cltl&I' Sale SaU&m COLOR TV, ....:.er, """· GJAHT lflO r..illth Cokir TV :u'TINCREST KENNELS
• all HUOn jewelry. anclal tycoon H. w. commiuion, ShowtaH •counter, make 3229 Orqon Aw .. CM. bu~-lama-, CQuch, Sale. Evttythlrw must to. • • • •
Absolutely no tnvest'mt. We Two Office Glrl1 Dwilht, renowned Calli. RhWie & Rou Rultor.1 ofr. 54T..atTJ. otc, b 0 me Small electrical appliances, ~. dbl bed. 541-1611 due to leue. Dave'a TV. AN SC 0 AulDmatic 35mrq
train. 531-1831 or fl82...8I 1 Must be 25 and able to drtvt R.E. broker, commwrlly 3535 E. Col.It }Jwy, CdM 644-52'77. dllhH, •talnlta 1 te t l llO S. El Camino "Real, s.n camera wttb motor drive, * L.,.1 Secretary* 186 E ~~ C.M. leadu and entrepttneur,, ,. 67J..m5 FURNmJRE, 5 place dlnet-ftatware • pans, lamps, ~f•nc•• ~!00 Oemente, 49M291. cue, 11ub • blt-ln llsht
Pluab otDce far aharp strl . ' )"ltl wtll learn bow )'OU WIG STYLIST le, TV, Dbl bed, ChHt of patio tum., etc. 54~1058 or NORGE Auto Waaher lat. MOVING SALE mo 'JV'• met.er. Newt uaed ot ciut
w I IOOd skills. Some SH PAINT 1tore clerk owr 30, may instantly aucoeed. (J:xper onty, &C-0100 drawers. Couch tied, 4 540-1039 . model, J]n't cond. ' Cop. f.enllb mlor, blk • wht. of box. Coat $19.95, wUJ
would. help. Avail. lmmedi-full or part ti.me. +Professional cratninl pro-mlac. Local delivery . PATIO Sale-<. A Sun Jlieftone $75. Al9o. Norp aaw up to $115. O.wa TV take $t5 or IUbmlt otftr.
ately.StartS551J.CaDGerri 6«2-5176 cram~toleam. , Clerk, 5 d&/wk. 673-1592 Mo•ed to imall•~ ~..;_r,laltmocltl,xln't UOS.ElCaminoRealSan '°'IC-.=.,1889='.:,.·----~
Whlte. 54IJ..6055. ,ROD l'OltEMAN-*Pre • qualtfled ~ n.a A Wed ot Fri • Sat BRAND New cu~ ·-~_M:ilc. materiall from _cOB.1! white, MS. Will deUv. Clemente. 4!n-l29L MOVIE C&JMN. I mm outnt
COASTAL AGENCY To$1Dl.Mustbefamlllarw/ ~sh million dollar ad ott. Accurate,-..eneraeUc,--e<itimp:---.C.-~love iimOdilini, turnlf ure, or=amc;r~ PHJLCOCONSOLE compt S15. cu.tom dr;e.
2'190 Harbor Blvd., C.n.j. l.I...&. vol ___.,.-.,... W rti!inc: prosram. pmiOMb&e. Pleuant work. IMt. cM..lr $450 6T'Ai yd1 b~-brac. 208 Dahlia, REFRIGERATOR Black • White M5. white 12'xl' ... .,...., ...... _. wne _ ................... Get The F&etl Now-Olli: pod bend.its. Call 494-451.5 gold wool ~ 'carpettni CdM. BAR SIZE -e.art after 5 pm. beda~ _ etc. Like._
-tDTM:A:N-ror----.a car JOt. Able tn _. ahop-cnw.· -Mr:-Stantey-fn4) for-appt. .-Potttry-.hdc,--w1paa.-secc&CROIG-. ---ir.-ta:-u-V wrm $1'.AND ....... COLOR TV new. 207'7 Olarte sr, apt 21,
Apply at Mal'C\11 Moton, Worldnc k:nowledp or weld-Opl!n 1 Da)'I Lquna Stech • • · · ft'Y S..W -~ · ---CK 541-..1S19 1
am Harbor, c .M. ins, hydraulic equip, A tooL Sales WOMAN To ~ in food El.EC Ranp $25. Mirror, nuonable, llkt he"'. Uv 541-Jm Walnut cabinet, aood. picture i.IDW ~ dtnier
*MACHINISTS tna. Own toola. FQl! time or Part e concea. at 0. C. Fair 3-panelltd screen, ;:..tbli:e~C:·i::"~~ LARGE S•rvel 1a1 $135. SQ.fl02. ri1ll 11et/ with lK Iran.I
Exp'd, on mWlns macttlw, A.PIX EXPERIENCED/ Grounds, on Wllenda. School :i.trtpc~ ~ ct;!: kin&' hdbrd. s...m. uoi r• f riltr'Mm'/htRr tee-Hf.,I & Ste 1210 cen~ diamood, 2 dlamon&i
engine lathea, turTet lathes Employment Agency SALllGIRL cafeteria expel' pref. Call ~2982 Oxfonl, NB lion. Warka fine. $50. ,... -~ brat on each tide.
I: chucken ; al.o exp'd •heet l8T3 Harbor Blvd. , Excellent ..i ecrum a. eo.«l06. · .56-UT9 fU.n AM·P'M 1tereo-Danllh Brilliant cut Sacriftctl Rlp.-
meial machinist. Day &: (~ block So. ot ltlb) blneflta ea1"7' fDi .:....t: WOMEN Ute del"'-· work. FOR aale: BeauUtul love MULTI family decorative PERLJCK ~ Cb In rftcb-ln modftn e foot $100 Auto 11 to Boll P3al nan, PUat. -•~ -. · ~· • ... ., ,..t ID aalln ... d • 1 upbol. -· .... writer, aoU --... s ~--· ... --•~ : .. ~ . ' ...... t lhl.11. Call Indllltrial ~Ext, 3D 1lust haw own ar. Apply: cuahloned ann cbr bu clubll camera hi· fl ..... ._.. · --.... n.wu _... .... abort wave PROFESSIONAL S'J'YLINO
R>taUona l'5 p.m. <n«> PurchHlnt Apnt JOSEPH M &NIN 3l5 N. Broadway, Room <JO. 116-!7!5 • ' ctothi.w. 10 ..,; Sat :mi =· Se'!,..~~. unit. $00. 51W012 Human ha"-· ST.ltl. lbn.
4M.HOI Aulltent -Santa Ana. Strarc, Meta Verde nnr -· ..._....... thttlca. $3. ea.....-, $C.
TELONIC Must type and. have aome Equal oppxtwd employer YOUNG [Ady owr 25. ~siz.n::1tc~ne= SAT., Sun. oaqe movq USED Appllancu A TV:•• ~_J!ecorde~ l220 Call M9-(l81D ar W-SIOT.
lnclu1trle1 _ buying expmern .. $2.50 * SALESMAN-oans man Stndy job, liln wort. $15. Pvt pty 530-8337 11.1e ... little bit of ewl')'thlnc all cuannteed. Dalap s. PHILCO I-track porqble WIG SALIS
Equal opportwtlty emplofft' min. hrlJ. salary. Apply in wan~ to _l_:.I all phuea Aathony'a SbOe service. • • 1ncl boat motor trailer 1815 N • w port• TM· IWeo AC DC cumnt. (Alto, WJa PartinY
MAINTE NANCE Man, per.on of Manne ~¥·PIMnt ••• 67)..81)tl. 2t PC. HMADRID'' 6'2-6asi. m w. 1
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mature teml rettrtd, exper. :t:· :tUfuePerm .,..:-''Ion YOUNG Lady over 2 5. J ROOM GROUP C.M. e Ml.ytq dehDe ~SID *·Call aft, 5. 535-3641. Now D&d can .um lnchlt
6AM-2PM. Sun. oU. Pleue Z.D. PRODUCTS nied 6'-mi Y1"I. Stn.dy job. PoWtt If.Wire FROM MODEL HOMES TOOLS. 'J'O()U. TOOLS' Maytq •t. Pl dr7ft' PIO •""¥ with Just m1Nrtn a
apply Lone Ranctt Rest., 3190 Pullman, Colt& Mea Ml • S ' d machine exper. Antbon)>'a I~;.:::. :ramtr! Shop Smith, work beftdi, Ot:hen from S25 ap Ul-lm Cameras & day. Slim-Gym. Call Jtutble,
1'1502 Bee.ell Blvd., H.B. RESI'A.UMNT: Work 10:~ ~~ ~· Shoe Service. m-«MJ. table' J lampl dresler ml srlnder, electrical I: band O'KEEFE I: Men1tt apt lqulpment UOI &tG-3341 or MUQ),
MAIDS 2:3!r'PM;-5 ~-aWK.~ Newpt. sfb~~~ . Schoolt-fn1truction 7600 ror, be.csboard, qu11ted ~ tools, m~ ltema. :iJ6 Via aiae pa raiwe. $35. ANSCO AutomaUc 35mm LVNG Statt.: boueebold furn
LIKE H 0 USE W 0 R KT no wk ebt.11. Idtal for sprinp A tbaffnls 5 po Grarlana, Udo bl. Pbont m-M02 with motor drive .ome new I: Ukd, Lots of
Pmna.nent Mdtnt Lal\llll. hoult'Wlte, no exp nee. + SICY./ dlnlna: room· table is 4 hi-PATIO A Gu'. Sale: June GE late model washer, perf. :::"'t1ash a: bl~ln llabi mlac., baby tum • ..,_..
Beach wuted for maid Hunt. Bch. PH: 90-9243 Fri Rl,t'IPTIONIST AIRLINE back cha.ln.' 5U1 'W. Tooll, fl1hln1 eoad. sa>. Set It run. Call met~r Never used or out 251T A.pt C Santa Ana A .....
1¥0rll: 6 da)'l!Wftk. $-1U6 or Mon. Oealre exp'a, ftlll. woman CX>MPARE AT frG.95 tacJae, 1Dver, e:htna, clothes 8TMl99 of ~. O.t $19.95 will take CM
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-.,-r RESl'AURANT, MIF fUl1 or (t&e 25-45) 1 rirl ofc. Lt. SCHOOLS $nt a 10-U.14. C.orner Ulh • o•KiiFE • Merritt $45 or submit offer. AIR="'eo'"m=.,::-e_,=,-11=00'°;..,_,_,,J
Good salary for dependable part time. $1.TS hr, +, 9ho\1handt • typV Inc 8J wpm n.. .. ,PAN~,~--No down Pmt1. OaJ,. $JS mo Balboa Blvd. 1D.AJ4.TPlrf. w/trUJ, fl yn old, $'70. BU-1689. ting table w/rnactime -.
54$-1686 bet 1-6 pm. a""""t•. arted duttea. --t -WILK'S WARIHOU51 YOl1rH Bed, mattnu A * -* . ofll"' deal< $00. Sat. or all. ~.~.pply 3151 Harbor ~111 ~"olcMj In ~~t .... E !Ith-St ., _ _._ •-600 W. 4th St., Santa Ana sprnd, dlnlrc cha.In, tea J'IUOlDAJRE, brown tone, Sportfnt Oeod1 IJOO S. ~ P!Kentla. C.M. RETIRED W leftd.rel, man, """'"er. ..._. rs. u.ivwn '"" • .. ...,.., .. IWlll cart <!econ.tor cotlee table fNe ··--541-3261 MAINTENANCE I DISH-504) ($.lOPll), 5 days wk. tfi-OT8& any day bit I am I: SE AL y • Extra 41rm, ~ lte 1915 ~ lltr compartment, worka GOLJ' cl11b1 and be· Full ~,,;,:,;,:,·~~---~ WASllE~ n tt.,••P· u-dell ... llJ-0342 I pm, PIANO I,auom. Popular & =~;:.'J.:u "ld~ ;. ..... : Cd':_· m-«1113. well 131>, ~115 Ht MacG ................ ~=Di:.."°='":"".:::; ~~E° Laauna ~p RN tor Ia.I, ~ atrlft1, Xlnt .SECRETARY A Girt Fl1day =~~ :; ~ Jmmaculate, new mndlHon. PICTUR.!: trms, coat bp, Swint Meehl,_ 1120 :.: ~.J:-= to pull a bannlr, Call · · , wonuw eond •· a btnefits. 1or srowinl ham• butldlns 646-2191. Guanntee. SJJ). &1)..l'D4. mua. box, dotbel, mi.c. ps MS-mt ' 598-3165. I MAN With C E RA M 1 C Contact Dtnctol' ot NlJRS-firm relocatinc In 'Orallp CUSTO furn,, jewelry, Kanned)r tool SINGER Auto .,..__ I moe. . c=AB'°=JN""°."'M"'ommo-~th..,I~a"'i.a-.ID" I
bte:qround needed for slaze ING, C.M. Mtmorf.al Hoap. Cowlty, Must be proftcMnt POSmON wan led . u burnt '!r..:e~:: i:= box cvn. 2223 Me)'ft' Pl. okl. No attach needed for USED Goll cart $300 + tu. Hlch Siem.a Yum. T ftftQ
and day mfl. Pay nte 64l--:m4 in leefttarial akllla + have pvemeu by credentialed rail • ! bl.I' ...:. JJ.50 c~. 1118 'tll aold. ~. button h 0 l • • ' See Gent Stoddard, Irvlhe $95. ~ now uwn4
dependa on JftV. exp. In I 0 0 d telephone vok'e 6 tchl teacher or tutorins In Call S.-133'1 · SAT• Sun Is wood dwtdei destpt, etc. Guar. $31 C&lh Cout C.ountr)' Club, 1600 !:Yes ~IT. botbi low A hl&b firld p:tt. See Bttt1 Bruce at .fJsure apHtude. 2 lirl ottiet, home. 173-TU2 • bmks ~hie • 4 clln, .;_ or iama11 payments. -...11 E . Cout Hwy. NB .
• tery. J:tUl Ume permanent m ~ p I ea' an t IUt'l'OWldlnp. LEARN To. fly • SI 90lo, UC ~SU~ 1.GncllOw A1hlrdy tlque1, fabric, pattern I ' SINGER Auto It& Al $31; POOL table • 4' x I' with MOVE forcea Sale of qllllltJ
flftp)oyet . .,_1411. • Startbw a.lu'Y '570 per mo. dllll, no otMr c:oeta.. Du good· lor ta top, TVttnc., other houlthokl I t em a. altly acrtchd '10, Ila, etc. cun. $DI. ~ :=-~ 4: -.,._ tjiJ C ~-llUl18. I& &G-lnt. pa or • etc. 118-3132. Gld. 133 trms. 2U/Ul·l1'2. 2L!/130.JU9 -nd! 1 -T
-moothly ,Uary. ltoaum--""Car.er l~ .... ~ c~ It y' ~ "=1' ..:'.:""',.: KROEHLiil -,. mat· GAllACE s;;e, -· ,... Mooslul . ~ ~ 10" UNUSUAL. 1---
et hlJd in contldence It J'IOW" 411 W Cout HW7 , NB bul)' • adYt Urw' job v.u.,. stO-am cbias dl&lr, bltae ribolwd · turn, teacart, new wlahts, I lh'umlntl 1125 J0.39.U table. Rain lap. Attn.e:.,
employed. Must bave: 5 yn, --·in• ..... M t .. ~!!t qency, • Good eondtUon l:IO • t $15. llul .u. GM Hllarta n aood for tape or TV, etc. General L I f e Inmrance OJ7 " Ill .,,._.. 4\llclt, --MMl5:M. Way, on. 1'11phlp, N.8 . 901.JD State lender twin SU1U'BOA.IU> • GREEK $8 60-17".
bacqround. Call Ann, Weat. .......... Typo IO wpm. n..trlul 7'llO GARAGE Slit, M-Vie-· ....... amp with lleavy duty -t c:oodl!lon' I~" SLIM GYM World'• _,
cllU Pttlonnel Acency. aM3 tiiEL &I' ..._ apply =~ ~~ ~ "=:!!of new ~ Jo. Movllw. Ev1rytbln1 speUen '21JO. 5f9.21ll aft $35 Call m.4131' method of hontl ~.
WestclW Drtw, N.S.-.ml> at MU"C'lll r.· 20'6 fG..ll3ll3. • now PIT.tun~:, or pa, e.t o6'. ~ San-G'M. • Dealln wanted. Call Dan, illli ., uatst Mer.. local H.-, C.M. -Rt-ThaalrO 631-Gltl. dalla Cr. DD-ml. riliDER BA88 AMPtJnEll Mloall•--ll&-'ll30.
appliance •ton. Muat be SAL * SECllETARY-Olrl under So. Cou t R>..-Y 5 Pe. whits n.nch "'°" fMT. :IOth, 2IOI A I ta D£WXE RICKENBACHER II" MmJnJ Cal« T.V. with 15o:""-C6="11{"""op;n-~toc1~aott~-~
heat appearlns. Call. AM ProfessiM~I Sales ~~ ~~:!i~.·r::~: II ofterirw kl lat pubUc Bit •t w/ CAMp)' tpl"d, v l1ta,S•1tbhifl..Newpt BASS GUITAR DtW antenna and plctare dtape11••!. xln't. cond.
to 10 AM°""'' -v~"' with bile Penn N sum--· Call dr>a, la!11p. $330. 3 pc tun Bch/Twln bed, -· * -* tube. POO. can '1Wlll llOO/bet air. -thl1 atb1c41. RecepUonllt Ins, G Man,;4 ~lpment ' .to!: M&--03M Mtwn 10 _ 6. rm rum SJJ). m.-3186. dnk. mon. &M-lUT. W•lftUt SolMt fiii after I pm. Station, Utb A Paeenda
clttk. Exp'd only. P'ull TRAfNIN &4:1-9111. MIRCHANDlll FORw MUST lltll "'" blrlotr. GARAGE_..i..---2 -allar I ~ UNSIGNED A. Kaufllnan LIONEL Troll!I 0 -·
time. On. LanskY 4 SECREJ'ARY WUlld tar I SALi AND TlltADE new low ...t, .._......,,, l'lfn. dnk. TV, dothts. JlliliTIN Do-a w/ca11, ch.Ina bowl, ..,.,...Jaed flOO, lomt colltc1:ar'1 lt1ma,
-MTnberJSC/M. -TST o'PR PROORAM --"""' ..... ln KuldlAdll1lt1e•tbl.lamp. :';1,;tc· SaL ud .... -t-•lowactloll. aall $10. J4,allvor.~ Rawl --.... 1 tt... No Fumlhlre IOOO "'"""· * -* dlall.1115 ..... 115--· C--. etc. m-am.
Hn. l :llM.:30, .omtthnea tr~ hl.v• dlreet..,.. 0 , .::::e ..!..,:,. Ml--2* CUll'Oll EriONiL 3-pc, GARAGE SUt: Hook nas. ELiCfiitC Guitar rtd SLEEPING ...._~I lbl. DBL A ss.t. bed, ftli1i, 5'00 ... -en.ta Mea pe<. and woaJd 11!ot .. 1.. • MU&Wtl\ or Groat 'ftapldto COii q S11GO. lier lll!O. ...... bad -· -. 11o1Jow ""'1 dual ,iet,_,,.. l'ol1 10' tut. IJl!ef, A I r drpa, ooucll A dlr, nll
11rm. $5ll-l>50 ""'· El<P. re-.,..,.--br join. ** SPJCRETARY-OIRL FRI -_,, -wtst-llb,... 111 am •-misc. SllT -11'1i'na.. ma-., i NI., -. ....... ~ dod!, tlil lanip, aloe. -........ ,,. the top -•IOtl,. -NI-. ApplJ al aet. Solld _.,;. gJai C.M. • • : ___ -. 111-IJIOf. . • •-·Mlle • .,_
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~:fl"'!Artlfln='-~Coun. M~~~tc'i::'."· heocl-.S, l n1ta 1oJotta. Oflloo FvmltuN •11 GIGANTIC Na-1'1.-I~ 11• I x I llECIVIATION pool FENDER Bw ...,.lllor ..-i --··,.1 1111 Wdllcmt ~ • · · 12-drwr. *'-r, 11. 1ftlr. Sak! A.nUfpn, TV 'a, tdlt ~with~ at-deluxe Ridat...,... ...
IU Dever Df,, N. ISS lwit>. * SiUiiriiiii ~ SaJlmU-"''" Firm CClftd, $1!00 nnr. u:._ ..adlllll-;,.•·50 e ftdtal, boob, llell J01I ITEDIWAY Grud ,.... c1iaalw. Xlnt '*11f.;'1"4 llitar
-642-3119 EARN "" In -""'°"""' Aak ISSO. -Esstlol1df. • Usod l A 4 >Ira ., :.,: -Ana. CM tda1 ....i. 1151111. - -I pm ;.,~ * f1MIOI <i
Nijjlii ~ ...... CALL .-BEAUTiriJL DuM Teok -II e u..i ..::-G0np Salt, - -_, llt-1 -,.._ Cili) ALlJXINU1( ........ 1'1''
Fr.I Doolr MOit LEARN SE!iv ... :r.m pt din. "" Mt: 'hllll, I -. lleNaba• -llallo ""'-.. Laite A .... lft ...... lldl WANftb: il..i .... piano lunllv memberlllip IS50 with T' -• II It
Muat be familiar w/NCR time, nt'd .... J«f7; bufk= lmaD atuf)' ,._ ll)O 1'ewpMI IMI. Sat, Junt IO. I AM *> 3 PM'. :...: .:"1:mr--* '2ISllJl.ll01 * ..... 55T..tM5
GJO.Hnl0:3lllOl:IO, 2590...... • 4 · ~ toola. ODN.Mea•tal• GARAGE~. ham • N. B. J'anally Teaals-WAN'ri!D: I Oltrkbn tar
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Hn. 2,., to 10,z . J:(now al ~ ,..,;::: = EXTRA ._ twiD bed, «ll· Jr. nec. -·-. !Obie, ........... C.M. -· ~lie~!'" IMT'4111 m 1111 "Ciara" .. -
NCR GIO. ha" Calli. u....,' can· lee table, ~ llllle, TV doaln for all. JIM 114T. A am. hud-. , tr• illil i -M--~la -
Rollo! Nllht Au111t9r llM.!11. • • Rt, -. sic. 1144 Oraiwo """"'"'· --· rwflil.. •-· mllc. Sil cil1c:.:•Jra If .. ~ lllaoo -TblallO, IS!IO. Odds ' Ciljnphts aet. 11111
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Muat-NCRGIO. ~92fwtiKtlril'Hs1 .ifT E R' NAUGAllYD'i! Contour IOllii ANTIQUES uitl> -·-QIUI I' wO\NTii), Tba -et I NEWPORT -· -APIX lido,:.-:tlf/IJ.._,. cha~, _, oet, 115 ... Cafe, ltolt""r""' •14 Fri 6 lat oalJr. JO.f 11". -Party, .io,toarot .111r 1 d&f -dub mtmbariltlp. -et·
Employmant Aatncy. Joletmen. A II pay. • all. W-0114'. fl5.llll Ill Dia-. Jlallm laland 141-1411 J'll1 Ind. Call 1181 -te.. PK: m82.
1$13 -Blvd. -()o. opon. llTTSR: Oome I .. um 1WIN -Ill. &It Ii. TACO let ......... ID aood I u .. Dlllli O\=um ...... buy LOWfiy Holidiil D. I u .. fWliiiiiR'd 1-prtv ... ustD ltEl'lllGll:llATOlii
, l'I """:.'-~.;,.ot 19th! _ • 11000 mo, Ill. Tomplo RW.. !Al llcll. _, ... IOI& • chilr , -· SIOO. « aoll 1 ....... t Prtclad" °"""· ill•• .,.. 1111t1 ..--. -'llsd Rad o..a * -* ----"-"-"~"----• .:::::.:i=•~c...:::...::::.:...._w -cl?fll lllM ID', lllft "''' -... '*' • --""t<i•---· 111 ila: ...... --· _ .. Gd. ()ood, .....
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_AND TRADI _ -·. _ _ _ Hon.. 1131 S.1 .... 11 "11 Moblle -· fHO Mini llkn 9275 Troller, Tro..t M25 Com~ro , _ _::mo:.:; Imported Autoo
TltANSPOltTATION TlANSPOltTATION TllANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION --.i--~AN~~"')':'~':,•': •JUMPER-SHOW HORSE II' Schoclc, 111 ~. *-port Horloor * BONANZA • I b.p. H11 l3' C&nllnal b'a"'1 trailer. --~="' --CORTI"' A
*ESTA.Tl SALE h~~--~r-·r.u~ all ~•eA 8 Yr Bay aekl 16-2 bands. acrt motor, lleld,. bqed AkwmnalnlrWmobllebome cbrOme lenders and UCbU. Xtra clean, $600. n
Fd., Sat., SUD. Furn • t-A•ln is licenaed mate. Allo 1 Make offer. 5'1-1456. ma1t 1orward. tut OOVtt,o sp&eea in one ol Calli.'• taat. Like mw. $l!iQ. E...ebl.np LE _6-2493
.... upbo1 hdbrdl, queen Shepherd male -~ yn, GELDING $250 incl tack. main. Jib, PllOa A l:Pin-#t ~ relOl"t areu, after 5. 5tM1I) WANTED-Utility 'trailtT,
'ti1 Cortina CT, new tires,
tacing mlrron, 4 apd, xlnt
cond. & very sharp . bdrm aet, Wn~ 638--3993 &Its Exp. rider. Muat aell to nabr. Xbll cond. '2400. MOBILE HOMES BONANZA 3 H.P. lJndtr $75
I ........ ~ tablel, lamps, HELP! Mom, Mom to Be; &'OOd home. ~ ~1909. (7)4) ,Ml-Uno UIWt caLl ... on dilplay. thele homes.,.-~:;:;-~~""S:=·=·~-~::;-;:;.1,,,,===546-651;;:·=1====-~ Hide.a.Bed, chnn & 5 kittens, Sm brd, lhrt APPEALING Mare, xlnt. 213J3'D.425t, · art adly eqtllpped at prices!.
ldtd.a •t. dffk, lg, dining hr, all blk w/Wbt mkga,, htalth" d1'pog. $250. Call NEW Fibtrllw Hapl•t JW won't want to paq up! Motorcycles ,. Tr•Hen, Utility 9450
OPEN RO.AO
Manufac:lunn Of America's
tlneat Luxury Recreation
Vebicle1.
962-8674. ' ......
'69 CORTINA, fuUy equlp'd
•·5Pd f)r lhift, bucket 9tl, lo ml, 646-9784 .et.eled,appt,linens,d4h.-C.ood \\i th am childre., .• 519-23'1::::..;::;.:''------I Sabot1-ll•'1. sa•t, ~: --. UTiiJTy Trailn--all meW. ea. brio<a·brac, tome an-548-7612 6123 -Sli.ceciaJ-oae Mek ....,._. l'l'9 .... w/awnlnp, akirt. ~ .
tiquts, .Motorola cokir 'IV, FELIX (or Felk:la) the kit.-LIYHtock .... COfl'1'~.te W/..U • au ac-tto. ll1BO complete· incl. tu TH• -~ioss Good cond. $125.
'61 ~•ta. wagon. %'2 ten needS a lovilll home, BlJRRO a:-eNr $60. homt ftSIQl1el U30 W. OUt 1 Ht. Many reaey fol' .JM. l-'===·=====;,-~~~M. Wute-King :1~.~we:·~= ~SNcli~152 17°' .:!.~~B~ "HAiiAHULI" =~L~lfp::i1'K HONDA 1.:.:c=;:;::. ____ ..:9500=
bit-in. ncell@ont condition 540-86.18 6/1! TRANSPORTATION Beautifully equi~ .• a 11 d Alt lldult ~vat:: club . ll'lml£N~d\,Bln\
115. Cin)'U kayak with GOOD home 'L" two male maintained. ldea1 for raciQc 1~ WhitUer Ave.. rnu;uuuw =: ~ ~r.9$_5!'; Great Dane•, 2 an11 • Yl'I 8oatt & Yachft: . ,_ or cru=·-TEJtMs PhT~m
h)odrod)tnunically desigood old. Both are bouaebroktn, See at 1! Bay blaDd ,.._ ..._ Blv4. to
for a pod ride $10. 1 step, prefer home wlU, older lrowei11i1111. 613-1232 Jllla St., tbeli' west
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.. bl •• maM.--· chlldttn. 557~ 6/19 ., to .........., Ave w_., Marl Dl..t-r-,,.-ENSIGN Sloop , ..... "r'~ •. Sl0-$15.Gametable,round PRETTY Affectionate 119 Tl..Vft tlberglau, main. Jib, 1 JOMICRA.,INC. ,/ '70 Ho!"da SL 350, 1800 ·'10 Dodp Pick. VS, auto,
Euty Aiorrican Maple $55. female kitteni, 3 mo 's., PRESENTS ,aenot.. Outboard motor. Sail CON'l1NDfl'AL by Cam· milts, SQ)O, step bumper • $89.00 per mo
Maple bunk, trundle bed, weened .& trail'll!d lookinr Factory Showing of the 1910 I: eock'plJ coven. $2'!'50. brldp·llfs d. tlx55'. cedar I '65 Bull&oo Shurpa '10, "Cbrygle.r Leaae System .. ·
fnmn only S35. 548-2152 for good home 6: lovin& qne ol NEWPORT SailboalAI, Aleo: 10.: '68 Glallpar lined ~. m I r ·r or ·dirt bike, ~ cond, $Xl(I, John llavis SMALL~•Uboiod caft'. ~-~/l9 ~-~drive, din&h;y,$10D.~llBL___:__ wa:idrobe door A bautiful **49&wlfi05•*-tto6daily:.557-8EDI
complete, $95. Long shalt ADORABLE cuddly kittens, outbr;lard I: i.luminum boa.bl . e SAILING cWs e ~:------:-;69 250 YAMAHA Enduro Leo Lerner ~ ,~~o=~~A~~ ~7."' ~ ~~~ ~:. ~°:.~~~~ 22 to~ loot ·ftO!J'-d:U_.. Ch•:":':::r"'Bl'="'91 bought NOY. 500 Ml. ~y !.f0·9 ev-'. ~ 213-TR 3-1095
que flint & percussion rifles ginger 1.-. wht. 96Z-8641 6ri> lhe 8'. Flipper Sailboat to $1.50 per day. Newport ' • 11tat, windahleld, mLrrOrs, ' GMC TRUCKS
S12.l each. Room air-cond. KI1TEN desperately ·needs the 21' Galaxle & otter ex-~Sal~~P ~~ =~ ~lao~ ball etc. $600. H
$SO. Truck gas .hN.ter $35. pennanetit: or temporary ceptional performance I: n 547-9405 lmmedlerete ':'ii Sevenll bicycles, nubl, bolts hmlw comfort, You are invited to CLUB < 4> ORA.NOi COUNTY HONDA, Trail CT 90, '68 a very
& other 1iilscellaiij',-'1Sl ~ blue l":Y m;,~ via:Jt our plant or any aulb-EXCHANGE Use OU'I' Cal 28' ExclU1lve DMler F91' in mint coftd. Only 1,000 Southern • Oranp: County'
J'ndu.s, Santa Ana Hts. KJTI'ENS 3 klllC haired, { orl:r.td dealer in the area. Milboe.t, pier at Npt Bch: LA pa 'f. ~ $260. EVH/wkends. only Authorlied GMC ~
DECORATOR Accent . nip grey • l amber • l grey Ask tor our FREE 40 page tor ue )Qlr' Mll-eontnd air II&. UNIVERSITY
new, heavy shag, frinpd. I wht. 6 wka old catalog. cond travel trailer, July Custom Bullt Coachff '&T. Honda 305 OLDSMOBILE
Stripes & tv.'ffih. Sac. 4x'l 675-1299 • ' 612'i1 _Factory Showroom '10-25. Reit. 494-001. SEE lT TODAY! $22fii 2800 Harbor Blvd
$35, 5x1 $43. 7' md 559. 1919 Placentia, CM SABOT • rac!JW oond. Gd. + Many Othtt Set Ups lfU183 642-3706 Costa Mesa s4o.ssto
548-4654 2 Beautiful kittena, have had 6t6.4'l3'1 548-lln •ils, dolly 1: c:owr. S2!10-GNr•ntMcl 5P9Cill WANTED: Yamaha 115. -.,PO save them from the 9-3 daily It Sat. only 675--~ •in Tultin FamUy A Adult Lo mile, 1d. cond. '65 CHEVY VAN. Sharp win-
Misc. W•nted 16Jt UNO. S33-58+c days • Ot!enhauser Marine I Ill Parlt. Btq )'OUl' co&ch from call 546-1634 aft. 5 dow van. Auto., R&H, lJ.S. ----'-' •94-9840 eves. 6/19 Snowbird w tr er us and uve on factor)' di· . Mag wbeela, wide ovals,
OPEN RO.AO
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DATSUN
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white wall tires, 17,997 act.
\lal miles. 1 owner. (VWJ.
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$995
Harbour V.W.:
Full ' Price 18711 B~ BL., 842-4435
Standard model includes Cab H.UNTINGTON BEACH
over feature, 2 burner stove, -
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2145 HARBOR IL VD. _ .. VW C•mper
Mahogany interio..'. All the
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$2699
Harbour V.W.
18711 BEACH BL., 8424435
HUNTINGTON BEACH
DOT DATSUN
OPEN DAILY
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SUNDAYS
188.15 Beath Blvd.
Huntlnafon Beach
842-7781 or 5'!t).(M42
WANT eood ued sewtnc UNtJSUALldttena-6-S•wkll. lliSo.~r,S.A. $3'.lO.tm Moklbana, rectprk:ea,OveJ'lOOn»-'10 HONDA Mini-Tra i l ne paint(Vfild)N ·a1 machine $25. or I e 1 a. . p / 1 8,.. -,. • P / t H.B. ~ dels to choo9e from. CUllDm tor racing. MUJt tee ,.. bw A ··--• at 1·1.!w ~ ·LARGE step-in van camper '"'" "" 8-6 Weekdays 1.-. Sal UNrrED _ to.._, tu-3692 831>'361l1. ~ _ .....,, ..--..... ""' s:leepo 8. Comp! self-cont'd. 6U-6Tfl aft 6:30 PM p-; .. .,_ "·ntie-•-:.....1 _.._ '"·' 25 Full ---eqp -........... ~ .....
'f:,6 DATSUN wagon. -new
trans. & hvy dty dutch.
$624
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TWIN, Size Canopy Bed in weaned. 646-6004 6/19 Lil John'• SIS, :~~de &'7~i lJ:.~4 o;;r.rf.46 .X\nt. Cond, $150. '69 caco New '70 Datsun end, clutch assembly. Ask· '69 Datsun 2 dr like new
smd_ ~ 5tlJ...f12.S LABRADOR. 9 mo. old 140 E, Whittier Blvd. * * CAL 30 * * BA y HARBOR . 22 mini bike $'15. 49f-4347 1600 OHC, Plc~p with camp. ing $950. 5J4-5230 :1~00 :::~~a:a6. c:arpets,
Female dog, Needl good La Habra, 2IJ.OW 1-4n5 Many Extral MOblle Home S.S.. 'tS Honda 350 Scrambler er. Sale-pnce S2099: dlr. '59 FORQ, reblt V-8 &: auto, =========
&.\IT :A=~ ~U~P ~~Joveskids.897~ S.S.51S.Tu1'.9?"a!·FSuncla>riday ** 6"-U56 * * ALL NEW'70MODELS lo mL Mab oUer. <• 67798) Will finance pri. 8' cab-Over, boot, retrig, ~ ·~ •163 vate --Call "'~" """" ~-etc. $UOO. 515-8046 NOW ON OISPLAY ~ ~~· --Mach BEAUT. wilt. Persian fem, R.V. Staats Co. COWMBIA %2, galley, out· 20' Wides u low u S5995 250 HONDA, semi-chopped, f!K.9713. --1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;f
__.!_M_!!,,_E_t_c. __ l700_ cat -orange&: grey mark· 2001 W. Coeat Hwy, NB board. Xtru-sllp avail. ... ... ,_ --Cl ,63 Fo~ E--" T Dune 81N111ie1 9525 ALL NEW ENGL!Sll ings on face • aJso 1% yr. 548-3331 9-5 ivtty day 842-5918 12' Wides to 34' l1idel ftuwa , ..-...-. ean, 1-u cuo1U1.IDI!, op -••.:.:::._ _ _:.:::: e MFGR-MOYtNG Calico-km. 546-72.()2 6/l9 Park Spaces Avallabt. Wt. $425. l75-6103 cond. $895. Can be seen at ,69 EMP?, blue body blk. ti· FORDS NOW IN STOCK A~~· 1 Pray EARTI-f DA y Puppies 8 wkl. BOSTON WHALER 13' like Power (rulMrs 9020 1425 Baku St., Costa Mesa '10 ~ IU!iO, A-1 Dave's TV 49'J-629t. breglaa top I doors. Much DRASTICALLY
etal apra~ (Ulll, paints, old. Interesting m ix • new, aide rails, running 1Ai Mock Eut of Harbor BMI. owl IT& ~ '61 GREEN BRIAR ~ ton chrome, very sharp $3,500. REDUCED m ca ti, furnace, 675-3.196, 129 ffth St., lighlll, remotes for Mercury, 24' CORR.rel' OtAlT CAB-Coeta Me11. (n•> 540-84'10 or l6Mll (work). window van, new tire1 ii invested. Trade for sports TO CLEAR
tbll, racks, Pdr'g mater, N.B. ,6/l9 2 Pl tanks, new cover. JN CRUlSER. Completely DlJAL WIDE PACIFICA '&5 65lt TRruiiPR Road or ·starter. Very good cond. $500 -~"::'.:.· .::<92-::.::95::77::.____ LARGE SELEC'I'JON ::.... "=~ :.!:!!._~~ No motor. $100. 34 00 downovu Paint.and varnish Plan 11a. 8C8. For u.J.e who dirt. Imrnte. o:md. $900, or trade. 492-9577. CORVAIR buggy, glass body, TO CHOOSE FROM • .._.,, .. ...,.., TO good home: 5 1ove1y tiger Mate\Jfl, Newport Bell. inside and out. Motor: TIP
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want ... _ '--', 673--911ll aft. 6 '62 Fo~ Ra-hero Th.odor• etc. 642-8289, 54$-2181 kittens, 1 calico, 8 wk&. TOP SHAPE Xlnt fish ng UIPlll ....,., ,.., ,... street legal. Tach. Must ROBINS FORD
Fully weaned It hsbrk. SACRIFICE 20' c a b 1 n · • Ch•pm•n Mobile Homes '10 YAMAHA Ult, abnol:t $495 or Best Offer sell. $850/best o ffer. FREE TO YO.U 646-91tl6 8/>l f~hlng boot. Twin IO HP "':.:. ~ ..:'""""· mol99 , 913 N, Barbot new. porfoet iluw rm. conct., 3265 l)reaon. CM ah <PM 548·-0ln 2000 Harbor Blvd.
--YNG Labrador male needs Jotwon'1. Boat " engs,gd a • --Sanla~Ana &ow mil-S.C. 49%·1il1, '59 Chevy-I tGn 9' stake DUNE Buggy, VW gear;-Costa Mesa 642.(ll'Jljt ~~ Gttytioond % Shtpherd Jovtn& home le yard I: ac-co~. $1000 or bit ofr CLASSilonC T~boatt r .eon., ~14571 ·~Honda 250 $250 tnick $195. 648--0281 or glass body, top, $750. 12'
lap do1-heu1ebroken tive children • bu sbotA 96i-0842 ~ f; ~e ~ 1963 MOBILE home, lD' x MW-bike $35 962-7813. Soowb!l'd sailboat $1 50 . '57 ENG~ SQUIRE 1ta.
891.-5«1'.1. I 6119 £: license. Call M&.si3o 6/22 TRADE For your land eq, cruising, Sleeps •· May be 50' w/10' x 13' cabana In * 5G-mU • '5.5 Chevy Plclrup, rblt 613-3968. ~;:.· :_w28961ire1, brks, be.tt.
BLACK male cock-a-poo 2 TORTOISE llhell spayed kit· 35' Ohllon aall'1 yawl. Sips aten at 183-B Santa Isabel, 5 Star Park in Laguna Bcb. HONj!A dirt or sttett. Pric-ena: I tra.M, !-MIFM •. , DUNE Buggy Bodies $15.1 -=========-
yn. old, bowie broken, all ten 10 mo. • fiuffy wht 5, hd, galley, fully 8d. CM. Pluse puk ool!lldt. 4~; eve•. •~2384 ed right! Otll Joe~ \WD-1232 * 613-374:t * • B .. cket Seats $7. 2 Weeks
aholll. 60-t589 6/19 maJe kitten. 836-4493 6122 714198 5-1881 ·day 1, No Hulk HlUlten, pleue RIVER HOME dll)'I, 557-8211 eves, '64 Chevy % ten pickup..V8, Only. Call (213) 921-5555.
3 MANX kittens 8 wks • 1 BLACK kitten, 3 mo'• old. n4/982-4832· PERM. Bal. hi. pier avail. 10x
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B55' w/Liv. ~m. Ex:;:o. • .'62 PORSCHE ·~" 8' step side. $750. Phone avw Chassis Shortenitig8 FERRARI
box tralJJed tttt ·to gd. 1 strU>ed 6 toed eat. Both 32' DIESEL. encl head, w/1'' ttllnlshed Expf'ffol. r, new crp, new g. $1Z75 or BES"l' OFlrR. 642-3«3, ~1148. Free pick up .l delivery Netll'pll't Imports Ltd. Qr.
home. l36-M93 6/19 very friend! • 642--0116 6/20 stereo, great Party I Filh'g 115 bp Chryll. ·''' radio, Ch•pm•it Mobile Homes • 615-2965 ·• \ '87 FORD Super Van. Good 8642~38 anae Counl1'• anq utbar-
AOORABLE wht 1: black 1.-. ODDLY marked kittens, one ~t:.,.,,_0$t950. 673--36ll or slpc. 4. Lg. aft deck. Alie: l233l Beach Blvd, ;: cond, for We or trade. Aft V.W DUN E BUGGY ized dealer.
wht kiUrJJ# to load borne, white. all fem ale. ~.... $3800. owner. 613--0285 c;:~rove Auto Service 6, &f&-2698 9.>% COJ\fPLETE S500 SALES-SERVICE-PARTS
male 1: fem. 893-2861 6/19 536--0136 6/20 30' CC CAV. HT, sr. 38' Cusic diesel, DC/FB, & P•rh ... =-CH=EV=Y-v-.-.-. -Xl-Dl-.-co-nd-.1 e 548-9847 8 31~~~WJ· .
CUTE healthy terrier mixed PIT Slamffe-Manx kittens SAC Sa400 fully eqp'd fol' off shore 283 CI Chev. er11. -r. For sale _ or trade. Aft 6, J::;::::;;;;;:;;';;:;;:;;;:;=;:_ 142-M05'"-· 540-l'llt
pt1ppies need gd. homes. weaned~box trained beige • Eve 968-3538 * crui1tna: or live abom'd. TH£ flADOWS xlnt cond, $150; m~ call 646--2698 lmportM Autos 9600 Authoriud Ferrari Dealer
ENGLISH FORD
FERRARI
Mt-23111, 891-5480 6/19 ""' po1nu . .,;.nrt 6/19. SPECIAL Custom u· in. = ... · ,1-;.._~ N•wport moncl tuck '6'1 Chev ""I .. _ro!\P_£0<>no!ine._XlnL -AUmN AMERICA-
-2-.SM. friaky_mixed_ E'I' ~ll--.6 wks board skiboa.t. $1500 or belt lrYiM __aea.ts_f15;..Mtac:_Cbtv_parts: .• cond.Jor_ule or trade..i.;~~~~~~~~·1::::::=~f1A~· ~==:::::+--"',.--1~ -pappift .. male A fem .. -old. G_ray & white, ~verY o rrer:-536=889. 25' CHRIS-· hardtop, •coven, .... ___ ,,_ .. ·-now •-mg· ~ll.wDtl. ~ before 10.m Aft C. 646-,2698 1 · AUSTIN AMERI,... • . .
Sl&-1211 en• pretty. !;11-<381 -6/20 FIBERGLASS !<&yack. LI .. '"· juot ....... bed. 1395-0. ~~·-~--· ~ ··~ ''3DODGE,. .... k '-" '67 FIAT 850 :
COCKER ttd male I: a GREY kitten w/eat po8t & new S15 or best. otter. 1914 213: .W--3706; aft. I' taken in Orange ..i~ty'1 Wholesele ti Pvbllc ~ Trinity nJ'~ -up Saie1, -~. Part.I C 4 -~ d' •-1 ,
chihuahua mix rnaued fem. ,.nd box. Pleue take It. Aroold , C.'\f. 833--0919 finest 1.-. most com.,..,te parlc co•~ETE ENGINES Q)lta M lmmediale Dtllvery oupe. st"=', ra 10, '""" -' a......,-at 14851 J effery Road (Sur. · inro.. esa er. Sharp! See to appreci. '·
83M493 or 891-500 6/22 642-6848 ' 6120 S.llbNts tolO ~· fi= ~::i~ ;.:a~ rounded by Orange Groves) . SHORT BLOCKS '67 CHEV. 1,} tori hi-perform. AD Models ate, (VDL114l
FREE kl~ .t: cat, Calico, 1 Black kitten, 6 wks, box --··--60 hp elec. Johnlon • Like In Irvine,. For information, Motor Mlin 645-0204 Xlnt cond. Many extru. $895
lft>'I, A: red striped. broken. From the best new.S4S-Ol6S call 893-5730, 531.BSn 111VWE .. lne,GoodCond. ~3228.
-6/22 nelihborhood· 614-14006/>l LIQUIDATION SALE 25' Chm Croft Ovemlahtor, 531-8105, • ......., • 1~.~.=,.~l'OR=o~1 .. ~w~h~I o=u=MP Harbour v.w. J1 rt uport
!l111po1 t ~ .. MIXED cute pt1pples take 4-All black. Mother i1 dwarf h. to-ehi l:KIOO oft 40 HP vw, manifold & >'fl'* $1.700 ** your pick ol 5 triaky pups. cat, they should remain e Coronadn %3 OUr bue s 1Ir p, or er. 24 w1~-•7069 837',115.l or .f94-&fGI
54&-1131, 6122 __ 11• 615-8344 &/20 633 N. Puqual Av, San -earburetO!' Pl, diatributor 3lOOW CoutHwy N.B. ""..., price $2995. ..... Gebriel 91TI5. % Br, den, 1% be.. Exceptional $15. 642-3396 11t 642-3629. * 1967 Clievy Van-00 XLNT • ••
FREE 2 lo~ hair p/Persian 2 BEAtrr. Outty fem • 8 •Coronado 25 OUr ,_ value at $9995 cond R/1{ good interior 6C-9«I 540-l7&4
19711 BEACH BL., 842-4435
HUNTING'fON BEACH ,
.__, __ .. .... .._ _... · "A99S 30' CABIN __.cruiser, fl 'I · e NERF BARS e 11495• . .,..,.J-' Authorlzied. MG Dealer kittel'll!I, box IJ"aiu•:u .l d ... -.. wk, kittens - 1 ,,_y .. wnt. price ... · Chopmon Mobile Homos ••~-•·-Co brldge, oloc gear, slip avail. Never uaed ·~"' fl'73.8593 ll.l'lil'iirU'U :
ing. ~9842 6/22 &: 1 tiger. 548--0813 6/19 • ronado 30 OUr bast 2!m 838-5237 12.131 Beach Wvd, ....,. I========
6 CUTE gray kill"'" 2 LOVABLE Pt. Beogle puppy price $11,995. Sac I . Ganie• Grove 283 CHEVY ·-Call Rocrool'n Vohlcloo 9S15 .AUSTIN HEALEY
manx. 6 wkll. .o Id , • mo old -alJ shell • house. • Coro! nado ..:1-011r base Spoo' Ski loolo -530-2930 64&-5260 6/15 •
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962-2213 6/22 broken. 645-0873, 6/20 P~ce $16,.....,.• ' 2 BR. $'1500. Choict space _ TRAVEL Bus, self-con-
3 MANX kittens 1t a calico PETS ond LIVESTOCK • NEW Corono•o 27 16 Ft. whaler 75 hp. Johnlon on aoll O'.ltll'ae. ~ blk. from Tr•ller, Tr•vel M25 taNined. Very loud cond.
LIP8)"!'d t with hots • Excellent cond. many ex. beach. HtJ'. Bch. 536-6928 ew motor. $1.~95. 646-8385
BLACK l white twins. Mole Coto *WE TAKE TRADES -· Mobile Homfl '200 517-4011 MOTOR Home b-l\ENT
'61 AUSTIN Healey, good
cond, white, new trarus I:
over-drive. 494-4997 eveii.
BMW
..
"FRIEDLAHDER'l
1J751 MACH IHwy, Jtl
NIW·USID·SllY.
MS--0813 ca 1 &Jr.i ll20 On Display tnu 6'5-5169. ' -Aft 6: 30 PM.
&: female kittens. Born April Siamese Kltten1, S wks. Yachts Royale, Inc, Bo1t M•lnfen•nc• to'3 d~ or week s\pa 6
1male,1 female. $10 2912 West Coast Hwy. 24 Wide •S-152'7 fully contained se.1852 BMW SALE'''
Fool's, 64M424 6/22 ====540-~5565==== Ne"'t>Ort Beach * 645-0810 Comm or pleU\ltf.! bot.t constr For those who want the moat Stre•m Line '70 '"' Ch C ••• FEMALE German Shepherd. ""'""!!!!!!!!!!!0!!0!!0!!0!! I F/G repair, palntina:, ft.U.h fc::r their dOllar. $9350, T•r,Y•NomH•0•1l1 ev ·~•II
Need• cood hom e. Pets, ~r•I U00 26' TH OROGHBRE o carpentry. 96US05 9118-5124 Chtipm•n Mobile H°"'9s !xpliN'er Motor Homes .~loo. * '11•. 1t1~36Sl
......,..,..,,,
'67 FIAT 850
5C.a73 · 6/22 flberglas Sloop. Like new. · 12331 Beach Blvd Fourwlnd1•WHkender 65 Econollne, rebuilt tttglne,
SCRAM LETS Sleeps 4, galley, encl. head, M.rlne E111ulp. to3.S Garden Grove ' TRATEL automatic, top ope,. to HORSE Fertilizer. P ick up
:a>lU Cypress, Santa Ana
Helcht1. MG-0025. 6/19
• sails, electronics. Prl, party · ~ · ~ ·-5_2930 Rland Ice box, stove $1850
$5000 cuh. 532-4302 25 HP Johnoon outbro, """ -TRAILER SALES 962-1026. ,
Kl1TENS -Friendly It.
playful, ideal for children.
6U-1136 6/19
ANSWERS '27'. FEAntER ~loop-~t ~: ~3P~Fr~.t, ·~B~~~~R~ ~!: 1J172H•rbor Bl'icl. G.O. Camper for Sale $3'15.
fibn!glas over wood. Gd ~---. ·-.. ' . ·~ 1% Blocks No or Sleept 2 adul11, 1 child
Rubber -He~ -Flout -cond, $1195. 531-5363 aft. 4; BNt SU Moorl 903' inp, skirti .. a, patKI, rock Garden Gm"e rre.w.., 646-2T12 after 5 PM
Corner -ROULETTE 67>Il93 p .. ~~k ~~u~~ ~pk 5'1'...eol1 '69 OODGE Van. CU!tom l
SHEPHERD I. Collie pups Anyone who thinks the in. SNIPE No. 5852 • trailer. BOA.' Sl!PI for rent Newport t El ~ ti w good homes only . ventii>n ol the whed wu a Uboa ·24 x 51' •15J02 AUO 11'. Xlnt cond. All er. ec. ft•r•I·• new res.
&12--45.58 6119 boon to mankind, hu never ·~~~~~r,;, ~~.m~;,;1: :;~·~,sllJ:..~;!D pe~ Patio Kitchen 1 Den extras. Bock hllch, awning. Tape deck. Bob673-2098.
FREE 5 adorable 6 wk. old played ROULE'ITE. or 494-1893 ft. Mi..n:ll. $10,995 ~~9'l3 Fullerton, C;M. C 9528
puppiel. Part cocker mix· FOR sale • PE'T chickens, CAL :J> No. 1055, MWit tell. * WANTED to Rent or (h•pm•n Mobile Homes ' •mpen
ture 646-7529 6/19 ducks, cqet, fertile eep, Tl'Bfllfe~. Trailer, aux, Purch·as•: Moorins, 12331 Beach Blvd, 1966 BOLES-AERO 20' Like. 8 .. Full cab-over camper,
FREE Wood • Model Gass Manx cat. 540--2333 head, race gear. New haul Newport Bay 56-3182. Gardtn Grove new. SeU contained. Elec. fact, dlscontlnued model.
Co., l&K Superior, C .f. i'AntFJt'S DAY SPECIALS cabin paint. 644-1249. 5•2930 ail' cond .. lg eltc . .i Pl Complete. $895. 869 West
6f&..!231 6/19 Co!Jie PuPI AKC, males, DEL REY 24 M~~ ~~~ 10' x 50' 163, 2 BR, lrge relrig .. awnine. &12-0233 lBth St., Colla Mesa.
PUPPlES, 1 black & white Persian Klt!ens Reg. 83IHOlll SailOO..t-11leeps 4, head, sink: * 4!H-39J.8 * liv. rm, A·I park, skirted, APACHE TENT TRAILER 8' OVERHEAD ea mp er,
A 2 black. Part Cocke:r. Xlnt cond, &14-0735. patio car-port. Reas , ~-eond~~ ~~~ •lomemade, very load con-
5*-M85 6119 Dot• 1125 1969 16' Cat. Cost S2000 ntw, &Mt Ch•rttr t03' 5t6-53.18 equ ' _,.,, w..-..•;>IJ. struction. $325, 23)5.() Can-
KI'l'TENS; 5 Jong haired, 9 e e e e e sacrifice $1000. C&ll PARAMOUNT yon, C.M .. 6f2..982T ,
wks, trained. 2170 Rural Pl. Surruner School for Dop Ml-2188. FOR CHARTER SHOW MODEL Auto Service
CM. ~ 6122 * VACATION SPF.CJAL * 12 . .f1eety _ sloop rigged a ft cabln cruiser, Sleeps 6 2b56'. Reduced to Seft. I Perts ... Cempera
ALL ·Whlte lovable ll~ yr. y do trained while I II ·•1o podd For pvt. cniile1 throughout Ch•pm•nMoblleHom.11-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;
6 our 1 )'OU w tra er. cu,, .. ns, le, Southern Cali!. Jlaih• & 913 No. ltarbor Blvd. II old 'Mutt. 5.1&-8331 122 play, Martincreat Kennell. $150 673--32'J!I. "
FREE :t>pppies to good * 546-49111 * WANT USED Weekly nte1. For res. can ._, Santa Ana
home. Call 536-3154 61l9 a e e e e SABOT DOLLY 613-9518 6f2.Sm. 5Jl..a57J
SIAMESE Crou JdUen, box MIXED, darling puppit'I, 5% 3 HP EYlnrude $85, Cal·25 2 BR Expando In Bayside
trained male. ~508 6/19 wkil, weaned, $5.00. 81.WTe ~ =~io':w ~· -Mil• ~ price, bovd~-~~; v,~.:. .. Servlncd~~· = ~77· • u 618 03•8 --der, •nctw>r, 04U'l,--u~. 1 or''""'• ,.,, vi......, 9 Mo. German Shepherd H.n IJUf!S • " .. , * Mg..1961 * ....... • ... -10 ••~ •~• 6/19, _61~2-585.1,-=cc;..-,.....---,,.--,,,.. ·--~=~~--RIU'UMl't. ~1 12x .. ' Qener•I .,_..._ *UDO 14 * 2 AU American ppps., 5 wn, 8 Grat Dane Puppy e Sail No. 1509 T~r a cover Columbia 38 Sklop • S.1122. $&GI, 2Cx'3' Sher.
---6/19 Harlequin, AKC -....... 30 Slp11 &. $t!IO a wk. ton Manor. • 11UOllOll, $1995 . ..,.....,,.. ..,,,,, vi...-v• ' 494-3916 Bkr. 24"51' General • 6217 -.....
TUNE UP
SPECIAL
Set Cerburetor,
Plues, Pelnt1,
Condonaor,Tlmlng
All Porto & L•bor .
$16.95
2 1110. ol. bl-k .._ _ ... J•-* 131).JJ62 aft &:~ pm * ** SHOCK s.~ IM. --'--"'.:..::=,,;=:....,-~·~ .. ~ • .,..., u: ""'• " :r Trojan Dy Brtdp Stdan Ch•pm•n M.ltfle Homes
JqJPY. 56-l&U 6/22 6 CUTE black pupa, 7 wlal. · cond, has raee rinc. $250. 1 1 st 6 l85-d"1 · $l3 N, Harbor Blvd. 4 C,t. 1MP••MI C.. °""
GOLDEN t.b, mixed, all Mother pedigree ShelU. ·a "Af1=-~6.,.:5'8-:,::,.;;:'18::ll:....,___ ::SO:: l!L::V.. ' · Santa Ana AT. I
-.. -6/22 tittd! " ... -!SLANDER 33 Sloop, lood<d. ·-r-531-1571 l~S, S blk l 1 cal~m ~.~~1•2 :: :-~~~ ~:. 491-391S ews.1.;:lo=•tc...:.Sta=r:;•l'-'':...., __ -=s. -.fi-L'L_22_'_Ro-,.-,-C...-h a.·11 Jones
Aro' ·
1
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1
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the Fabalaus
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it OUR llu1ine11''
9520
•
NEW ol DEMOS
L1r9e1t Selection
Of All BMW-MOdol1
J Brond Now ''9
-2000'•
Coupe, 4 speed, radio, heat.
er. Sharp! See to appreci.
ale, (VDL114)
$795
Harbour V.W. All Automatic, 4 Dr. Sedans
whh Radial tires, etc. 19711 BEACH BL., 8424435
List $5100 Now $3999 HUNTINGTON BEACH -·;----' lr•nd New '6t
-250n llBBD Ali aulomatic 4 Dr. st«Jans
"ilh Power Str., XAS Radial GlltO llpGrt lUJ Lt'$6S~cj SALE $529' 9625 Garden Grov1: Blvd.
----531-7Tl7 893-75611
'7~-" CSA Coupe De with Leather int., AIR/
CO ., Tint a:Jaas, Blau.
!>llnkl,:'l.M/FM RAdlo, etc.
VE $1000 --'7o."211(1'' Autom•tic
Demo wltti Leather int, Air
Coad., p:Ar.w sir., AM0/FM
11ereo muloplex, lint 1Jau,
etc., elc,
SAVE $854
'68 FIAT Uf Sport Coupe.
New Michelini, c hrome
rims, low n1llcage, all
service rocords. $2500.,
114/5.12-5131
FIAT 1969 "'' SP, 5 '"" I w/tape_. Xlnt cond, $2700.
494-3613. ;
'69 FIAT Spyder 850 $1800
or ofter. Very clean.
83.'l-2016 afler 6 pm
·10."2002;;~;;1om.11c NOW'S THE
Demo With Mlcll XAS Radial
tlrts-, AAILFi\1 Stt':l't'O 1.lultl. 1
plex, SAVE $JtO TIME FOR
QUICK CASH '7G-"20Gt~Sunroof ·
0tl'IO With Cont. Radlal tlret,
AM/FM steno Multiplex,
etc.
c. BabSA;~'°-: THROU~H A
' ~
•
.......;. '=' J:_,· nmn61'!! GOLDE!'( Retriever Puppies. Xlnl. cohd. $77$ ~ avail, Heu. rate. l:;;~=:;;-======oll Spart ,._._
• ~N ••• ..,....,. u AKC, "°· .,,..280 , =--==Call=-====-. scar -"'
2 FEM. --· 11R ...,.-1-====~~~==:-hiiOiiiN<;:--=ib;fm;;;n;; ., -H-'215 plu. 60-3ICI 6/19 1 ·, AKC IRISH Sder P"P. 1~?:1~: r~~Un~~~ E!.~ Moltf1e Hemes t200 FOR SaJe: MOier home. t968 2l1J HARBOR
Calif • , .... ,.,. "Olln.V--AS·Da'!VERV
SPECIALIS'fs" DAltY-Pll:OT ·1~~
ONE MlHe nl W/cagt, pin Cboott Ynun Now! S«Xl SAC: $2271, 646-6183 . PARAMOUNT 21'.bdT Nreda Wlnnepeao $1900. 5&-0158 COSTA MESA
13741' 6120 m-rna Balbol TRITE No. 697 . $.l1l5 a Good hOm~. C!ontJnental '4x an &pm or S4t..-~ c•n JJIJ
FRl:f: .~~-ldtwns ne61ed20· A,OHANS .. A.KC Can be 1ttn 11.t Ncwpo11 60', 2 br, d,.,, J~ btl. Ml-' llL--"'"!"'l'til a.me. _._,' 4 months * * 146-5452 • 213/811·!1101 • Ch1pm•n Molal~ HOl"!'MI ;...._m __ ._; _____ 92_75 •'
4 Klt\9111, 8 wb, darllrtg AKC Gtrman Atlfp. Pupa, L.100 lJ • New covl'.'.r & 12"....11 Bea&, Blvd. HONDA Ml.,J tnll 50, loaded
I -· M8 a i/20 .xln't baood Jinn, lholl, !Iller Hi1vay u·aiJcr 4 xu·u:-G11rden Grov. w/,tru. 1'¢p ccmd,' $2jO or
BEl).0.-IT.I-ml -· 5$-1211 alt .. 1693. !!f--0159 . 530-2"1 bat ofr. 6'15-29<7 -
Corner Of H•r'bor
& llm. rs.rvlc•
lntranco On 11..,:
• 1411 ..... 0.-..
Ope~ D•ily 1:00•1(10
SM11, I l:J0-1100
Thur. & frl; 'Til f iOO
U ..... 1 et IJ .. lftJ
C....M••rt.lhr
• Au1hori»d S~lca a
• St>rvlce '-P1i11 a
13'0 LONG 8EAC!i DLVn.
Long looch #1.tnl
SALES OP!:N S~A VS
WANT AD
>l2, -'G9 B~I\\' 642 5878 •I•, SPOTL?,SS "
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TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPOllTATION
l-~-·-·-··-•_A_u_•_ .. ____ Imported Auto.
TllANSl'OllTATION
-P.wii: """' 1', 1970 DAil V l'llOT p
TllANIPOltTATION . TRANIPOllTATloH TRANSPORTATION I T~NSl'OITlTION
,.,.,......, A-HOO Imported ....... 9600 Imported Aut.. 9'00 Sport Can HIO
TllANll'CllT#TION
-!!'.'~ A-HOO Imported A--
JAGUAR JAGUAR PORSCHE VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO MG ---~~---'88 YW BUG 'BO YW BUG '5& YW 11111 '62 PORSCHE .
AM·TM, Chrome rlnll. nrw JAGUAR 'EB MGC-GT ~
HEAD9UARTERS
The onb autborlzed JAGUAR
dealf'r in tba entire l!arbor
........... .aft\ THINI ... ~ .. ~:!; ::1~ e:~· :~ Runs Great. RH, 4. Speed, Ro.cl read)'. Rad\o .l. low, R&dio, beet~r. <NWT141)
.,..
0Harbor w..i. C.M. (S8ll$50) low m11 ..... (WAJIOlM)) $695
THINl ~·vo~o·
S eyl., 11uiomallc truunll-
1Jon, Beautlt\.11 Bermuda
blue wilh blk lee.thtt lnttr·
io , radial tl~• with wift
\1;heel•, .U.f/FM radio, lJc.
XSS795. alr.
P'ipb
House In .. ., of A A B Sin $1599 t'i'.'!~ ·~·s:,1 ~:. .:';,~":ii:., ..... Harbour V.W. Harbour .V.W. "arbourV.W.
SERVICE NEW MIDGET Kon», rack, radiala. Must 187U BEACH BL., ao.t4.1S l.8TU BEACH BL., &42-4435 2.'711 BEACH BL., 842-443!1
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~'FRIEDWIDER''· "FRIEDLANDER"
' ~~:: MERCEDES . BENZ N~GC :..::~wk •nd. a.st.otter. HUNTINGTON BEACH HUNl'INGTON BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH
BUICK .13195 '68 PORSCHE;;, mi's, Xbit '6'. REBUILT ·~'. new VW. '68 Rnd w/wl!lte int. WANT!D
2 dr, Demo.
*$!)SO*
cond. tnw, tape dk. uat pnt, . it.dk>. Xlnl coQCI. SITS or J'll pay top doll&~ !or your
IN , .. ,IUCN """· lft *64&-5734* many ~tru .. MUe offer. ~t ott~r:_.~--VOLKSWAGEN ·today, CaU
't11• alACM IMW'f', ..
NIW·USID-SUY,
COSTA MESA -==---'67 Poncho 911-8, European M&-06'8 ''4 VW. Mako oflor ...i uk for Ron Plnohot.
2M E. 11lh Street ~ model, new eng, Mas DELUXE Bui ·~. rood 546-016.1 ~!Oll EKt. fiS.61. 613-0900.
54S.T785 llG wheels. ln!.mac. 4!&-3618. cond. Sl150. LARGE · •ti VW BUI sundial camper,
~~
VOLVO
ANNIVERSARY
SALE '6'7 Jag 420 SU.. 9nvk.1t Putl '66 Por 912, 26 M ml., 1newr · Phone 90--"IB98 t a 1 track stereo, M.l/FM1
• 0r s.dan .•• ~~~'"· f•ct. ~,.::0:.llvm7· r~'.":.°.;.. ~. =t.bl!c '" ~·•:S730. SEL!C,!ON :_.;,a~. ~ ~ st!}.3031 Ext. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA M~
air cond., Alil/FM, loaded • '65 WHITE MucedH 230 SL '63 PORSCHE, am /fm, ski --;''68'""'YW"".,iiilii"",.--CAMPERS Spm. ~celle~~ condition. Low, Coupe .• Lo mlleage, new rick, chrm rim1, -reblt. DUD •64 VW SQ $800
ow m1~aee. Must sell. tires. Priced to se ll , Muslstll.$2330.~9.166. Harbour v.w. N.·.~-~~~~-brks. Desper.
1'70 DEMD.
"142" ........... S275t =======-1
4 speed, radio le hn:ter. • Anti.,.., Cl4nka t61S
Small dov.11 will flnanee pri. 675-7086, 548-8622, Ext 2) 1970 911T white, Tarp, 911-S Auto.. RH, Extra abarp. "" ...._
·vate-party. fWAU138). OU! ,59 '! --• lllO -SL ---wheel.I _..._ ..i.15 5-fipd _\!/SUc:. Iitt. (XJAIU) AUTHORJZED--
4740. UOO E Cpe. for deliv. • ery. Ov~rseu del Specialist. 1957 MORGAN, new ..
D ........ tEWlr---"--b-• ·-~· • • Sl2A ....... " '42-1724 ·-& .... dlr •It 10 am PhUJ, <!M-1029 "'"~" . :1100 W. Ooul H"7' N.E.,, ""'~ •-' . $1699 SAi.Es .• -VICE or 540-llOO. Xlnt cond, Pvt Pl.Y . 542-!Hca MO-l'IM 968-ot901. ~n
675-6410 or '™"' <P.•ul) Autborlnd MG oUler ''"S_l'""·"'Spd=.~-.-.. =w-,-,,,,,,,k-.:h-, ""'ad Harbour v w ll111 BEACH BL., 6'l-<43S '69 JAG E-lypc, 2+:!, red HUNTIN9TON BEACH
'66 VW. SUNROOF
NEW ENGINE. BLUE.
646-1610 or &&2-0350
1£16& .Harbor, C.l'at. ~9303 enda.
--------~ '41 CAD. 6-dr. Llmoua. New w/tan leather, chrm wire lifGB-GT 1961 Yellow en&. X1n't cond. Must set. • •
\Vhls, ,,v s w rad, 14.000 MG hardtop Act. mll~s 26,600. '2350. 61~1931. l81U BEACH BL .• 842..ffSS '86 VW cutt. cmpr, new VOLVO
mi 's. 'Viii con11ld. trade Fine cond. $n:KI Call 8 am 1r 'tl1 PORSCH!: 911.S, clean HUNTINGTON BEACH tlrn, tram &: pnt. Stereo ---------·l819'6 Lamborghini 350 GT.
Sport cors 9610 -upbol Ir Um, RIP pid.
$350 32nd St l Nwprt Blvd.,
Douglat Station &/or Onancing. $5180. (714l '69 MGC·GT, 6 cyl. AM:tFM, Ql' evenings 83J.-0449. must 11ell now. Make offer, 1965 Bue perfect cond. See ~959t AM/Flif, $1895, San D1e10 Trust&: Savings,
526-4053 eve or (213) black inter. Xlnt. Cond. '66 MGB-GT white w/blk Int 546-1563 .i drive to appreciate. $1000 -,66 YW BUG '69 Volvo 144A Tif..~5UO or write P.O. }915 Model T Tourinc
e bn~ ndlalor •
Slb'.I. 6'15-IM3 l-="'"='"==85'='=' ='°='====-..:$3=200=·=M==:4-596==l====-I R /H wire whls, gd cond. Porsche 1960 Super 90 644-070-t 12,000 Actual mile•. Auloma· Box 1871, c/o I111tallment
Sl550:Prlv pty. 642-3859 Runs well. $1800 --,,69,.-.,vw"'""su"N=a=oo=F=--I tic, radio, heater, elc. Own-Loan Dept. ~iliim~po~rtjjod~~C~·~·~•iiiiiiii"°°iiii~lm~po~rtod~~C~a~r~•iiiiiiiiffOOiiiii! 431·51A9 Radi&l tires. Extru. $1,150 RH, 4-Speed. Runs Good. eel by little old lady troin D'°i::;d-:yo=,-:,=,..=r'°'thlnk""' ;:-:o:;-f-::•wa=p.. Race Can, R.. 9'21 MGB --~· ~1341 lTBX5.39) NeWpOrt Beach. (ZLK123). Ing that White Elephant in -----· •
I SUBARU $1299 Tal<o lrad• o< •mall do•~ Jhc alllo for .,methlng you MUST SILLll . SlemOnS Va Uel '61 ?.1GB-GT one owner. red, ---------1'65 VW Sqbk 15008, 10 ml, will finance private party, can uSe? Try ~-Traders 1969 Roadrunner. 4 speed. 4
\\'ire whls, radio, $1750. * '70 SUIARU xlnl. ~~297' nou ti.res. Ori&:. Harbour v.w. Calaft 1,d,.lr aft 10 am 494-1029, Paradise oolumn in the Dal· bbl carb. Excellent,,~~
wow ! S<Hll47 i -~~~.N~.-o:s"'s· -YW FAsn•cK um BEACH BL.. 842-44.15 I::=:~' ='-"'~m=5!0-;.;":"'=·==-~'',;P,:;il;;o•,;w;; .. :;;':•;;c1.s:::·==::..:.-tlo;;":;:Pn"".,"' •• ;;;. ;;;Party;;;;;;·='-=
'61 OLDS II DILTA s2195 e ~MPH"c;;' .. ; IDll HUNTINGTON eEACH ~Ceo•:'::'====-:.::'.:::'.:~~::!.-===========~ 2 Door Hardtop. V8, automatic MORG-AN _
transmission, factory air condition-• 3S Miln Per Gallon RH. 4-Speed. Very Oean. '68 VW Bug. Auto trans. FM.
Ing, full power. power steering. 19S7 MORGAN ~ • Beautilul s+rllill: tSLZ624) AM stereo radio $1595. Orig po~er brakC'S, power "'indows, radio, ' new Tnl Drive Today At· $ 1399 value $2400. Many x~. heeter, whl(~ \\'ail tlt"es, •lnyl roor, &-ltr•kes, $1200. Ca I. K·--m u~rs -""2617 11· E 2'·t C!M
UntPd glass, Whet'! CO~Cl'll. XBJ 098 !:"!.724 •v•• & w•k· 845 =. C.M~ 540-SBlS Harbour v .w .. ;:w ~.3 ~ce;e~t coM.
A WINNER I New dukh, tune-up, Beige, ' TOYOTA 191!1 BEACH BL., 8'U<35 no d'"tl 1995. Call St"'e 'H· TORINA CONYfaTllLE $2295 MORRIS HUNTING1"N BEACH Mllchel!. !llf>.2512. 9,800 orlgin11J miles,
automatic transmission, power steer· fi-1UST sell today . '61 i\torrls UHCI Cart '900Uted Ci1r1
Ing, redlo, heater, etc. • Minor, new rebuilt enelne, Lig. No. ZZR 912 New battery, new brakes.
'61 MIRCEDES ZOOD $2995 1225: Call 491-1235 alt . 5 4 li peed, radio, heatC'r.
Maroon-nice car. OPEL VVA 633
'H CORTINA WAliON $1295 Auto. lrans., radio, heater, \\•hlte.
wal! tires, bucket seatsJ vlnyl inter·
ior1 ~ootless. Ltc. YQC 10
510 Model. 4 Speed, radio, heater, '61 DATSUN 4-DR, $1195
bucket seats, real nice.
Lie. YEY 611
'69 OPEL RAUEY
Cou.pe • Loaded. 'xtnt. condi-
tion. Gold ilnllh-w/black
leather interior. CXTJnl.
Small down can finance pr!.
vate party. Call dlr alt 10
am 494-1029, aft 6:30 p.m,
540-3100.
'10 OPEL-GT, XLNT cond.
$100 & take over pmts. . -'68 BLUE Opel KAdettc dlx
t_la wag. 102 HP, XLN'Ji
cond. 644-(11_67, $1500 ,
ANNIVERSARY.
SALi
•
1'70 DIMD ,•
• . $1697
DEA! 'EWIS
1966 Harben:, ·1.
BilL MAXEY
1•1 BEACH ILVD.
Hunt. ...... 147-1515
I ml N, of o..t ""7. •Bell
'70 TOYOTA'S
In stock. Immediate deUvery.
1961 Opel KadeU Station
w ... n. Tip-Top •ha ... A ~ ••Noll'" steal at $595. 536-1166. • I• It
\lewC1rs 9100NewCar1 9100NewC•ra ... ----fd.atefs_
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900· So, Csi:-Hlghw•y
-7503 * 540-3100
lll69 TOYOTA Crown sedan
w/air cond. $1800 or ofler.
833-Xll6 after 6 pm BEST. SEATS
IN THE HOUSE
Front row canf•r and all waiting for th• curtaln to CJO up on many
mila1 of driving comfort. We have a large selection of 1t1r p1rform·
1r1 all completely aquippad. W•r• overstockad and c1r1 mu1t be
sold, r•91rdl111 of how small th• profit. Com• in today and let one
of our 11l11man show you how iT1y it ii to 1av1-bi9on ,j better cir
now.
1970 MUSTANG 1970 MAVERICK
IU.ND NIW
H1filfo,. Hith b1ck b11c•1t 111h, color
•1y9' c1fp1h, floor 1Mft, indrurr11nl 91119·
n . £71114 Fl .. 1r9l111 b1lt1.I tir1•. OfOIL.
1161 JI,
DIMO ..
v,rv low 111il••t•· 2Do CIO ' c.vl .. •wto·
111•ti1, whit• wi ll tir•1, ••••11t f fOll,, ,,.
.lio, OK9 1Tl91196.
$2595
''5 FAIRLANE
V-1, 4 tl11r 11.1111, ,OWlt
1f11rln9, r1.lio, h1•i1r,
WSW, b1l91 with tn1tchl111
vh1vl trim. ( EQY 6151 Sltl
'6' OALAXIE
2 Dr. Hortltop, 111411, h11f·
or, 1uf1M1lic, 'IS,. whit•
with blu1 l11!1rl1r, WSW,
wh11I c1v1r.. fSVF I Il l
11Jll •
'6' CNTY SQUIRE
A ... ., re4i1, lt11!1r lll
CID 11ti1t1, 6 p111., WSW,
•~111 covert. I RUU 21 JI ,,,,.
$1199
PlllCES f'L.US TAX a, LIC.
'6' MUSTANli
219 YI, co11v1rtlbl1, r1.lio,
h1•l1r, pow1r 1!11rl n9, w1r1
wh11I c:1v1,.. R11I 1h1rp,
!SLY 2JA I $1495
'61 IMPALA
2 Doof "41rtltop. i1di1,
h11t1r, P/S, Foctory A/C,
WSW, far1111 vi11yl lop.
IWIE 1111 SIHI
--"----'-•I
'17 COUGAR
11111 w/li,1111 l111!1rior, wh:t1
"'l111yl roof, r1tlio, A/C, 'I S,
'I I. WSW, ti11fecl t l111,
llEM 7111 11HI
'62 OALAXll SOO
2 do1r ••11111. •1.111, h11t·
1r, whit• woll tlr11, v.1.
1ulo1111tic, IQXYlt4) Utl
'67 vw auo
R1clio, h11!1r, 4 1p11cl,
whi11 ••II tlr11. l11utlf11I
'''· 1•c:1ll111t c111llltl$J1. IVAN2111 .., llltl
''4 GRANO P'RIX
F11ll po.,..lr with 1ir c1IMll0
tlo11l1tt. l~CZ 2161 l7tl
OON'T MIU TH&SE auvs ~ROM THI 0000 OUYI
OUTH COAST.._:
FORD-MIRCURY
JOJ llOADWAT, LA.UNA IU.CJ: Mf.Hlt
TRIUMPH
'63 Triumph TR4-sharp,
nttd1 some \\'Ork~ac. $465.
Call 615-4201 aJter 7 p.m.
TRIUMPH TR3-Newly reblt
motor, wire wheels, Xlnt.
mech. Sacr. $375 846-9518.
·59 TR3 Xlnt. cond. New
top, to~au, radio, Really
-.. 9tl3-29611
VO,LKSWAGEN
'88 VW. Xlnt cond, new brake linlnp, Must 11ell. Pvt
pty. $1,060. ~29t9
'61 V\V l(IO<I running cond,
$115 or bC'st. 962-1183 or
5t5-6519
'B& VW BUG
f.Speed. Sky Blue w/Blk
VVt;yl Int. fl·Pti096) ·
$1011
Harbour V.W.
19Tll BEACH BL., 8t2M35
HUNTINGTON BEACH
1982, ENG top cond. Clean.
$615 Incl nu pnl job & niuf·
tier. Pvt pty 644-2024
'&9 YW BUG
Radio, ht•ler, 11pecd, white
wall tlrn. Like new, 1 own.
er. (Z8S37J)
$1799
Harbour -V.W.
tm.1 BEACH BL.~ S4M4.15
HUNTINGTON BEAOI
Diil YW c.m.,r Wntpltaljo,
-full warr. -· -51Mm, 113-litll .
'85 VW SUS
ExceUenl condlllon $UXI
541-«15'1 after I
'61 VW BUG
Groat tramportation buy.
Pricad to .u. (V!IBC)
$799
Harbour V.W.
11111 BEACH BL .. -HUNTINGTON BEACH
DIAL di-MMm. 0,.... l"'i" ad, then ~t back and
llfttn to the pheM rt111t
THESE
CARS
llPlblNT THI lat ..... 41 OP OUI OUftTANO.
IN• STOCI OF
•1U.T TllADI • INS.
IUT NOT JUST
fUALITT. THfY All
n1c1D TO Sill •••
lllllOWI
1969
PONTIAC
BONNEVILLE
2 DOOR HARDTOPS
4 to Choose From
n.. c ... ,_, lnc.,IM CM AN An l~•lppMi wfttt
fACTOIY All, P•wer .. ...._ ......... .U f.ny
...... "'" 111 • ., ..m .. ., ........ St9rt .. ...,
$3777
I 261l79C 124741 I
• ~9.-IN7 PONTIAC IONNIVILLE
4 Dr. luxury car tor a reaaonable price. Sliver
with black \llnyl top. Sp.olaJ factory Brougham
lnlarlor, •Ir cond., power wlndow1, power &leer·
.. •• (T\111&38)
$1995
1969 FIRIBIRD
Convertible, Spal'kllng red. raCtnry air, turbo
hydramallc, power 1taerln_i, MO VS ena;ine.
Beautiful condition. (ZLHO'lJ)
SAVE
1Nf OP'IL RALLYI
Coupe. Pre\ty l"ffD· Radio.1. heater, 4 apeed, ec:o-nonUcal aJ!1 fun lo drive. (AXY<ltl)
SlH&
1970 MUST ANO MACH I
351 vs, air condlllOnlna. Nearly new. 7,000 nille
car. (071ACN> ' $3991
•
rM;j"R-U y c ARV"E"lt
~ROLLS --ROYCE
2915 HARllOR ~OUL~VARD, COSTA MES
546-4444
ONLY AT
CONNELL CHEVROLET
'70 IMPALA CUSTOM CPE. *
lo1tl1.I 11r with 011ly 7,100 11'111•1. f1ctory fr11lrt 1014 car w/ 9114 vl11yl r1•f, llH.
1uto., P'.S., P'.I., foci. 1!r. Facl•ry 9u1r111t1• t• 10,000 111il11. 310 VI 1111. S,.al.t
w11• 111d prlc1. IAKl7 111
'69 CAPRICE 2 DR. H.T.*
Jld1_bl11a-.c•r~wlbl111_.,inyLI.o.oJ_i1_11L11ic1-lo1d.e4_with_t•~i11_1/.,_Cli111ot•-•a9!t_
trol 1lr co11cl., b11ck1t 111h w/con1ol1, cl1froil1r1, AM-FM rotlio, tllt wh1,,I, , • .,..,...,
4ow1, 11110. door loc••, pram. '40,000 mi!• 9•11ra.!11.•• US l•y1I Tir11. Cor II•• ~t•n•
111w. T11rbo hyclr11111tic:, ]96 VI, many oil11r •CC. Sp•clol w11k a11cl prlo• IA.$1147).
'6? MALIBU CONCOURS WAGON • $3399 E1t1l1 9 p111. w•9011. l111 thin 6,000 mil11, Showrooll'I c:l1111. RlH,
•11fo., P.5., foci. 1ir. F1clorr g111r1nl•• r1m1i11in9 up to 50,000
mill•. Hurry. IZS6442 1. . .
'69 NOVA VI 2 t>OOR• $2499 Cp1. RIH, P.S., •1110. tr111•., r11or 1h11p. l lw1 cor with d1c:1r
c1rp1h. llk1 111w, IZCB19S:.;'------------,
'61 IEL AIR COUPE' $1799 2 Door. VI, 1uto., ll&H, f•c:tory oir, P.S. R11l llron1 cir willo
J?,715 1111111. S11r1 .l1111v11 • driw1. IVl,~8::06::0c:.l ·:_ _____ -;..0-':::-:::--:::-
'61 IMPALA 4-DR-:liARDTOP ' $1999
Tr11ly o 11ic1 yellow Cit with f1clo1y 1ir, P'.5., R&H, Daiei 1h1rp,
W1•k111d 1p1cl11. IXJF7971~------------.;;--~~~
'61 MALIBUCOUPE ' $1899 Thi1 1or9••111 dork 9r1•" c11 h11 r1d io, h1a l1r, 1ulom1tlc:, pow1r
1t11rln9. Vory tp1cl1I pr!c1 .. '..'.IX::O::C'.".5'-'ll'..'.l ________ ~.;;-;;;;;;;;-;;;-
'67 IMPALAC O-UPE'0 $1779 2 Dr. H.T. R1cllo, h11!1r, power 1i11ri119, 111!0., foctory 1ir, &ood
tnll11, 101d cot. Wo11'! b1 h1ra lo"t al thJ1 pri••· ITUZZ401
'ifTMPALA COUPE' $1899 l1111llf11I ~1iga cor with lo, 11 mila1 ho• RIH, P.S., an.I h11 111,par
1port 1q11lprn111t with b11c•1t 111h I con1ol1. Wo•k an.I 1p1c11I.
("fWRSI Ol:-. .... LI".-.ft.iO<i,,------------.;;--;--&;;;:
'66 CAPRICI HARDTOP' $1699 4 Dr. ONE OF THOSE CARS. RIH, 1ulom•llc, pow1t 1!11rin9,
factory •Ir, low 1111111. You wo"'t fi11d 111·01h1r"1nywh1r1. Sp1clol
prlc1. IRQH19';0.:,I ===-------------.;;-:;;:-:;:-:-;;: ~t.~~c~o~·~t,5,~~~~:. i 11!01111tic. Thi1tr11ly11i'1 caf h11111w s1399
color, Op1l11c1 11t 1r11n i nd yo11'll lo-• it. ISYS604 1
'66 IMPALA COUPE ' $1499 H1/lod101111 9olcl cot with 11.lio, h11!1r, pow1r 1l•1rint, 1utom1tic
tr1111111!11io11. IULA965 1
'65 IMPALA COUPE ' $13 2 Dr. H.T. R1dio, h11l1r, 111IOf!l1li1, 'owar 1f11rl11f, ,1h1rp
, f1cto1'f •ir. Nie• IPCRJ&91
*Would You Believe Al Of The Above
Cars CalT'f Connell'• 100°/o Guarant"
TRANSPOR"f A YION CARS!!! '83 CHIVllOLaT COllVAltt 4 Dr. IXClll. Awto., JlaH.
'82 CHIVY II C,a .......... lt&H, _r ..... r. 114· CHIVllOL.aT IMP'ALA
4 Or. Aloltf., llaH, Nko. '82 DOMI COVf'I ...... , ttaH,
I cyt, ......... '81 MVITANI I Dr. N.T. f cyt.,
"'"· aaN.
....... f'O .. D ,,,I.LAM• • VU •.t 1or.W.1taH. "·'· .....
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-·• ~:...=-s1•. ·-CONNELL
CHEVROLEI
2128 HarbJr Blvd., Costa Mesa
546-1203
.. . . . .
• DAILY PILOJ Friday, June 19, 1970
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1
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~-'711 Au1oo W....... '711 Au1oo Wonted '711 Au1oo W....... '1IO :::Aulo=c.:L:.:•:::•:.:•l:;,nt.__..;11.:.1:.:0.:Aulo=;..L::;•:.:•:.:•lnt=--"=":IU:.Md=-'Co=n:.... __ ..;_.;;.: Utod Cort °'=' ~~ ~:~p~s.:'~ 1-,o;-.w·-.. WE PAY CASH Why ·LEASE your c:U1LLAc ·coRvAll -__ Mus_1A._N _G_1_
f900 Used Ci1rs ""
"roP I BUYER U ,..... ear II extra dean, for OUR CAR -f 2 1"9 CADILLAC PARTS '62 CORVAUklean, new • ., GTCS, ak 4 'J'., pwr. •
• mu.11111"":.:. ..::!r• ""-··~::., BllJCX cLEAN usED CARs FOR Y CClr or 4 months FOR :i~ SALE ~:,~:. --·~.~= ~"."':3:..:'.'."·.:'"T .g'.';'. J
IL -. Pb. w.asos "' E. m• st. s.. c.or,,. ""' CONNELL nf"I ' f • d •t windlhleld w1pen 963-713< ·~ rn To Buy 58 to " v .w . Cool& Mtaa 548-ms -OTllHEODOS RE CHmOLET u I you ve r1e I Radio ... """aog-Xlnt. eond. Alr ~
iBue wllb no motor. or lo WE PAY R N FORD f MO H 5, Wbeela eond. 6 eyl., stkk. tmed of repairs. Mu.sf be 20fl) Harbor Blvd. 2821 Harbor Blvd. or 6 NT Tra.nlmiaion '64 SIDE pipes, 321 4-1pd. 5-14-5403
tdl.llilCltl8.ble 6(2....4689, TOP DOLLAR Costa Mesa Colta Meu. 5tf>..J.2)0 • Air Conditioner a: Immac. cond. llO'J W. '66 ~1USTANG, full pwr, air, -fro matter what it is, you For clean, used cars 6424110 DAll..Y PILOT DIME _ A t,leke1 1en,e, cloMn't it7 It's our low "get• HeatiJ'lc Unit Balboa, Ap t, l, . N · B • V·8, new brakes and tires.
:.Can sell it with a DAILY JOHNSON & SON THE QUJCKER ¥®CA.LL, _LINES cost )'Gill Juat .lllD-~ueinted" offer. Now you ~·" •njoy tht And MaD7 Other Items 673-9801 aft. 6 646-0356 or 612~
f'ILQT WANT AD! 642-5678 LINCOLN n.~ERciJRY' Tl;IE QUICKER YOU Sill. niea a day. lu•ary of dri¥in9 •
1
ful'/c equipped, new 1970 542-3].J) After 5 P.M. CORvr '68 hrdtp, air, auto, '69 351 auto. AM/Fl\t, deluxe ·3
•' 2626 Harbor Blvd., C.M. Ford of your choic or six mOnth1-et our 19'7 CADILLAC CoufM am/fm. Muat sell tlils wk! interior. T.O.P. plus. ,
low "41J•t-acqutinted" rete. You malie iust 1ix cleVIUe. 33,• mlles, =33 or , l:>fi:t ofr. 1213) 646-0679 al.ler 5:30. ~· ·
tlOONtw Ci1rt 9100NeW Ci1ri -
JOHISON · & I SON
. LINCOLN-MERCURY
THREE GENERATIONS IN THE AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS
BRAND NEW 1'70 .BRAND NEW 1'70
M.AROUIS . BROUGHAM . Marquis Sta,tion Wagons
1 0... Mrdlofl. Sig m ... IM. •ulomtllc "''"'""b•lot!1 -dh.c: ¥'khl Ok. Pr>I.,' COl!c:tlled Hd. lmp, Grlllt, OU.I Ael ... Tl. Gt. °'""· concultd MMlln'lfl grlllt, twin comfort tr"llflt .uh. lull:· Pnr. Rt•• WI-. FIO. ""'"' v ... 1 S~ltm, Luw ... Rktc, Evsi.
111"1' rim 1IMr!ng ~I. FIO tllru Ytnl!IOllDll l'J'lltm, Ylr>yl rwr, Emluion Cont., Slit. S/Wlll H7111!5 Ifft, PoW9f" S/Wlllllowt, 6
whlM 11dt well btlttcl tlrn, -''" wk'ldows, • w1r -N1y Pow. $Mt, (ffllet FKlnt Rttr $Ml1, C1rp,tmd lOld Flow,
i.Nt, 1111 ttw rltlg Wllfff, ~ ~lffrlng, •-1• ~rol trllnk ,,. PW. Frt. OlK 8rl~n.
,,.Ml, AM/FM 1ler1111 r.OID, llfltlld II._».,,...,,,,, r11r view mlr-Pow. Stfff'lng, Wllllpe!'" l\\r Cond., loM./FM Stereo Jtldla, lllt. Wlftd/
flllf • ..f02'~~UIM--Sltld-Wll*f. -r1111tc1 Gltu Comp., DIM. Sett .. l<rl. Sl'louldtr ••Its,
JOHNSON & SON Rt. COnl. Lii. MlrrM, L11~11•r w. 5.t_YWI, Crou Country Rllk ""·
•nAIL DISCOUNT NICI . DISCOUNT $967 .so . $5,493.30 993.00 $4,500.00
+TAX & LIC. FROM WINDOW STIClll PllCI
NEW· MONTEGO Cougar Top Cat for '70 .
2 DOOR HARDTOP WHERE WILD MEETS ELEGANT . Thi• br1n~ "'w Cou91r 11 tompl1!1 witt. pow1r 1tnri119,
.Deep 9olcl, wjit• 1icl1 W•ll tirt1, clt1 11•• wl>ittl cov•~. •u· pow1r cli~c br•••1, whit• 1icl• w•ll firt1, t"4 rn•n¥ othtr
fom.tic tr1n1mi11io11, powtr 1t1•rin9, AM r•dio, tinted lu•ury f••fvrt1. •OF91H517134
91111, rtl'lof• control mirror:-$2995 $2799 -+TAX & LIC.
+TX 6 LtC. .IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
·6s COMET
'875
'61 Toyoti1 -Coron•
'1375 ·~.!:!~~~~~.tr• .... '1475 C.lit'r!M Couoe. Aulo. tr-., Coupt. (WIG 1111. 1!!1r .. .ic. /HOW 12tl slffr., br.&n, •Ir, UncStu.
!UCC 09'21 '67 ·coRTINA
'975 '67 Pontioc C11 Cpo '14 7 5 '69 V.W. BUG 2 Ooor. (llTP Olli. 11"4, •viii. tr-., f~!Or'V •Ir '1775 «ll'dl!ICll'ling, power 1tt«lng, • 10.oon mlln. .r..:1111, lwtlotr. (IJMP 5021.
~-~r~n5~~!!~ 1~ CO'Kt~' 127 s '66 BUICK Skytork $1595 '66 CHEVROLET
'1975 tlonlnQ, pa._r 1kerl1111, PO .... f 2 OOOr H•rdtop, ~prk;e • OOOr H1rcltC1P. br1kn, r..:t lo, hul11. (TGI 7611. LOfMled. ISVH SHI.
'67 OPEL RALLYE$1375 ·~ DodfO Dt. Wgn. '1575 '69 MARK Ill -SAVE (WOE OU), L1ricl1u. St1r1o a 1pcl, eontrol. CYOZ "6), .
NOW IS T E BEST _TIME IN TEN YEARS ..1.0JUY A LINCOLN. MERCURY PRODUCT
Job.DSOD-•SOD ~;\ft'~Ll'NCOLN CONTINENTAL• llAARK 111 e MERCURY e COUGAR .... W-.
Or .... c .. ty'1 Ow.et lstUllshM FKtory Direct Llncoln-Mercury Dul•
2626 HAUOR, COSTA MESA
540-5630 540-5635
(I
lo.-· monthly 1.•yment.-.then return t+ie ctr lm,mac. cond. By, ow. , · . '65 MUSTA.t/G • Xlnt cond., c~•n., end un ama99d without further oblig•· ilr. Surf & Sirloin Res-112 VET'l'E Hd. lOp, ong 6 cyl., auto. New brakes, '-.
t ion. Gffer good for limited time only. J taurant, 5tJ1 Coast red paint, 283 HI perf eng, good tires. $925. 548-&177 .t,
-cALL MR, MALCOLM REID Hwy., H.B .... 1202 ollc ..... SHARP $158S. m.<1>15 -===='=====:;-I
FOR FULL DETAILS NOW! for Tony. '65 FmlK • ftd w/blk int, ' OLDSMOBILE
1FORD AUTHORIZED LEASING SYSTEM ... CAD eonv. EI IJondo.alt 327• kpd,,..... $2300/bost -====:....::.:....-1 :, •
THEO• ROBINS
FORD
Ford .t.utt.Wd LM1lnl sv-t.m
P'AT, climate contro l , otter. 49f....t048 166 CUTLASS r.
AM/FM stereo, cruise oon-Air conditioning, vinyl top, .
trol, tilt &: tele, al.eerinc COUGAR wire \Vhee.ls, po'A'Cr win·
whl, euide-mlilic, twillte 1----dO\•IS, (TRF306) Take trade
2N1 HAllOR IOULIV.UD .&•2 AA10 COSTA Ml!SA ...... -VV
aent., $2-167. 64 2-2413, '67 COUGAR GT Rt)eos or finance private party. 1.;,:
5l5-0MI 390HP Polar white wtblk Call 54&-4052 or 494-9773. dlr ;
'68 CADILLAC ,..,..,_ de Interior. Bucket seats, Fact. ~ A'-Pw •Ir A"tomat;,. "'"1 ru.i~. Clean inside A: oul , -.; Villo, bluk w/white top, "'• • · .. .,., "'9-Y>~-dl·-b-'·os Ex•-Sharp' Runs .,._at, nu ra i&tor, ~
Autos Wonted · 9700 ----WE PAY TOP CASH
for used cars le trucks just
call Us for free eatlmate.
GROTH CHEVROLET
Ask for Sales Manas.er
18211 Beach mvd.
Hunti.neton Beach
847.fi087 . KI 9-3331
1110
PORSCHE-
*LEASE OR BUY
'68 9U SPORTO • AM·l'lil a •LEASE $119 MO •. e BUY $4IOJ
e 'OPEN END e 36 MO, e
TRANSAET m-0812
LEASE
all -er, air cond, atereo .,._ .... . u•' • ...-~-s1•~ Priv~e p arty batt & upholst. S 2 SD . radio, special El Dorado ln-~ °""" "'' i._ Used C11rs '900 tt'rlor. 1 owner, lo mi's, ~·=M-~2'~:;o;,,,====='==-644--0178· ;). $4000 499-4198 ~-'61 Olds 88 hardtop ~ 1 • \I J1ll'N!if' • '67 Fi:.,,E1WOOD Broughm' 1 ___ D::,.O.:...;D...;G::..E;:..__ "',:\;::;•· §'
ANYONE "black leather top, steel grey I "'--=cc=~=i'::=.,=-;;:c:: '63 Ford Cuitom, t~ully .fac. botton1, leather interior. MUST Sac, '67 Van Ca mper ·~ OLDS Cutlass HT. Pwr,
'"""' ..,,,,,,~ Oul&tandinr •o nd I t lo n Dodge, 318-VS eng, air air, tach, console. 28,000 ml. '). .... ,, ...... """· .. ' cond, 11tand-up top, custom $1100. 968-5462 f~
$99 1_644-_267_7______ int, Will take $100 for eq. I z======== .:,
'55 VW IIPC-0001 '61 ('.ad!llHe El Dorado ater. take over 25 payments: $139. Pl YMOUTH ~
, Sl?-1 eO, vinyl top, alr, l~ed. ,'"°::::;·,.;.......,:.:;..:.:;:;·----,
66 Ford Cortina G.T. 2 dr. 29,IXXJ miles. $.1750. Pvt pty .• 68 DART-4 dr, r/h, auto H.T, 4 speed bucket seals. 4!M-3034. . MUST SELL
(T'" ,~, trans, pa, ww .. $1400 or near nu-~ $29!1 1967 CAD. El Dorado • offer. 144-u;,s 196.'i Plym. f'Ury Spt. Cou pe
•64 Buick Skylark VS 6 private party: Beautiful car, -:i:;========-1 Black vinyl top, & Interior .
· •. pass. Dark blue/v111yl lOp. 1970 FALCON J>\\T. steering, brakes, facl. ~~~344~1 power, 8.11" cond. , wheel coven. $3900. 644-2647 air R/H, new tires, ne1v
$399 '66 FAl.L"ON Futura ~ trans., exc. cond. $875, 44 ,00IJ
C E T U 0 SALES CAMARO r /h. $750, 213/421-3706; All. mi. 213, 430--0742 •vos,
R DI A T l--------I """"" d•Y'· 10292 Garden Grove ffivd: 1967 '·---H. T Cou _•..;•_•_,._6_7,.:..2944_.;.· ----1~.58~=pc'--1 •v"-s'=--,,.1-°"XJ""'••t. •' 530-2092 5J0..6360 ......,,ian> -pe, '60 Falcon 4 dr, auto. 3 Y-• au 0• •J.
cl ;•=•=·~·~·~·~·=·~·=-I firehouse red:, Xlnt cond. nrw tires, good transport.a-mech. S3XI. ·<c_ .,. 37,000 act. m1 s. All xtru. tion $125. 546-5465 -:===i&l6-:=:;920ll:====·fj Pvt'~~;~: A:REBIRD -PONTIAC :~
'63 SKYLARK 2 ,Dr. hd!Dp.1------------------
·BUICK
Air-cond., pwr.' steer., win-DRAFTED!!
'69 Cad El Dorado, fully dows, etc. Xlnt cond. $850. '66 Chevelle SS 396, 450 hp.
equipt incl air. 13,000 mi'1, 29'2 Villanova Rd., CM Hurst clutch, !sky cams, 642-3692
1t '68 PONTIAC Firebird 3jO
$1900
'68 Firebird 400, 4-flpd, xlnt
cond $1900 or best.
• 644-1452
Gold w/gold inter, $197 e£_r 545-6797 Ex. cond. 548-798.1. ===··"·===== '64 GRAND Prix, full power.
m50UTH C~AST ~-1968 SPORTS Wagon 400 9-'68 Chevelle l\falibu FORD Xlnt. cond. $9j()
CAR LEASING pass. All power, new tires, PB/PS + F'AC 536-9782
perfect co"nd. S29SO. 644-2069 $1980 *" 549-0012 --· ---'64 LE MANS. Sacrifice. 326
300 \V, Cst Hwy, NB. 645-2182 '56 FORD ' '68 1'1alibu 327 Air, 4 gpd,, eng, 4 6pd. $61a. C&ll
--PORSCHE-CADILLAC --buckct "'""· 25,000 nil. 64&-2517 *LEASE OR BUY Xttas. $2600/offer. 494-8975 Automalic, original. dfr. =-c-,=--:--;;;;;--;;oT
'70 914" USED -----:--;--.;-,::;-:-·l..;=::===:,=::;:=:=::1 63,000 actual miles.· 1'1ust '66 Le 1-fans, 2 OR H ' i ~ I ·---in · V-8 RIH. ·PS/PB. eood -, e t LEASE Sl39 ,_10. '69 CAD Convert, eatucr t, CHEVROLET se.11. Make offer. <PLGS'lS) 642-9168 1
• BUY SG,500 .Mt/FM radio, full pv.T, Call ~ or 494-9773, tires, Oean. $1600. . ~
'OPEN END 36 MO e tact air. tilt tele glrg, pwr , , • • . door lockl etc. &14-58.."9 '66 Impala 2 Dr. hdtp. Greal 69 LTD Wagon, Fae, Air . RAMILIR $
TRANSAET .530-0812 !969 CAD El D d cond. Auto .. pwr. &teer.: P iS, Pwr. disc Brks., Like
'70 9UE Po--.. -· 0 r a 0 28 000 1.ti Ori" owner M\\'. 15,000 mi., $3200 • • -·~ 1-<>wner et .... loaded. oa,, ...,; - . •· . -· "" '70 Ambassador SST Blue, A?-.f-F?tt alloy \Yhls. ... ........ ~ ......,.... • • Lt>ase $169 mo. 494-9781: eves 671-5554. . SACR. '69 Country Sedan . ,68 El Do-&, b la•k 1964. CHEV,. Bel Air 4-d.r. e Buy $8200 ·~ .. XI 1 nd $650 station wagon. Stereo· 'I * 36 mo. e Open end e w/black vinyl top. ~lust air., ps, "~· 00 · · AM/Jo~l\f, air, luggage rack. 5,500 Actual Ml••
• ~~~r.......~~~d~530-08~~1~2~"'°~"~ll~-~m~ak~•~ol~fo~r~6~7~5-8>1~·~2.=J'64Alftcer:ii5~.,.64&."i<9568=<i;:::-liCIAii 548-8l4<1 2 Door Hardtop, loaded, air _ '&I CHEVY 4-dr, Bel Air, cond. Your lut ctianoe to
good cond. 1962 Green Ford Econoline really save. l'jii;i;;~ii;;i;iiiiiiiiiiii~;;ii;;~ii;;;;;;;;;;;;.;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; l~~,,;,c~.1~1 !-~~.....,.,... TRUCK. $600. """" 1110 Kustom Moton lo v lo Kings Rd, NB. 'SS CHEV x stat n wqon, ,63 FALCON, 2 dr, '6,000 845 Baker, C.M. 540-5915 • :
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DttlilHJ, S1llin9 Ch1vrol1t1.
BUSINESS IS GREAT
AT
CONNELL CHEVROLET· HERE'_S_ WHY!
BRAND NEW
~=--..:1970
BRAND NEW
1970 .
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NOVA 2 DOOR COUPE FULL SIZED WAGON
Tinl•cl 91111, d1tu•1 b1h1, pow1r
1t••rin9 , AM rtdio, t w1p, 1mi1·
•ie1t-conhol;-'Whit• w•ll tir11,-
l•191 wh11I cow•n. {]60T I 11·
1•241
L11t Price •..............• $2811.15
DISCOUNT ·········-··· $ 311.U
~~ $2562.53
BRAND NEW
1970
IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE
Turbo·hyd11m1llt , 1ir toncl., vJn.
yl roof, tint..d 91111, 35 0 tn9.,
powtr ll11rl119, b1H1d WSW,
111 • 1p••••r, •l•clric clot•, rtllt
wh1•l1. 11941 I 11241Jl
Lllf Price •.....•......... $45Jt.10
DISCOUNT .... : ........• $ 152.Jt
::~. $3686.71
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Tinl1cl 9lt11, turbo hydrtm•lic,.
t V•p, •mi11ion, ptwtr 1tnri n9,
25'0 v...-ng'ln t , AM r•dio;-'finyl
inltrior. 19071 flll7161"
1970
CHEYELLE H.J.
\'I 1n9int, tint1cl 91111, turbe
hyd11m•Ot fr•n1mi11ion, 1w1p.
t mi11lo1t control, hiclt 1wty wipo
'"· 1••11 11 6460•1
I
L11t Price ................ $Jtl0.,0
DISCOUNT .............. S UJ.U
SAU
PRICE $3298.37
Liii Price ................ $30ff,JO
DISCOUNT •............. $ 405.IO
SALE
PRICE $2693.40
good condition. $600 ,.....,_. .mtLxJnLeond-Tcrrific. 166-Amerlcan-440 '---I
'59 CHEV. Impala Cpe. Good , buy at $500. ~7.f>.-0843 2 Door, CPI. '6', dlr. (SQR.334) z
-tr.:.nspoi·taticn. ;250 or Best 56 FORD Fairlane, 4 dr, Good gas mileage. Will. take ~1·
ouer. 833-0398 T·Blrd eng. Needs v.'Ork. 4 trade or financ~ private * '65 Chev lmpala, air cond, gd tires, r/h. $100. 642-7297 party. C a 11 546-4052 or '
Jow mile, new trans, very '65 WAGON ps/pb, air, body 494-9773.-;-&
good cond. 497-1065. denlll, hi iniles. Below '62 AMBASSDR, 4-01·, white, t,
1957 CHEV. 4~r.
wagon. $450
847-0690
alation wholelale: $695. ~1190 R/H, nda tune up. ;3XJ.
'62 Futura, vln. tp. 4 spd, 54(}..3976 ·
6 cyl. Good cond. 62,000
mi'•. $350. Mz.>146. T·llRD
CHRYStB--''6-FORD St•tio• wagoo --------Country Slrd . 9 pau. Xlnt
~ Chrysler New Yorker.
Xlnt cond . Runs good. $125.
549-1369.
Cond. $1300. 968-1156 '67 4-dr .. LANDAU vinyl top,
A..'1/F~I. full power fact.
'61 FORD. 6 CYL. air, new Michelin&. Private
Stick. Needs ·:."Orie. Best offer, party $1850. 531-4572
'69 New Yorker hardtop, :;;==·~83&-5672==~·==:=.L cC:EAC::,Vl.;NC:G0'.'-.~67~T°'·B°'iro-, ~,-.~,.
~-~a---~-~ $3295. 536-2153. MERCURY mi., 1 owor. $1795. (213) ~
--·------431-3505 COMET 1968 Cyclone Futback '68 T·BIRQ, Air, ps/pb, pwr '\
PS, PB. atr, Xlnt concl. windows & see.I. $2Dl. $
"Ci3 Comet ·eonvertible. 21,000 mi. $2250, 546-0'lOG 546-5629 ~
Excellent condition $69S '61 ri1ERCUR'i l\1onterey, ~
1 :::==*:=:"o::'=·ll::-;38:=*'::::== I radio, heater & power. Ex· VALIANT \j 1~ eellent buy. 494-2157 ~ ~·
MUSTANG 1960 IALIANT !!lat. wag. •1 CONTINENTAL
'67 4-<lr, "" .. I' ly !ires ~ 1----------
brakes, 42,COJ mi's, l cwner, ,
Like new, $2675 or cffer.
54&-3677.
. '65 MUSTANG VB
P/S.P/B·R/H
642--0350 & 646-7670
960DimporMd Autos
Our Cars.Are
WORTH
RGHTING
FOR! A /p -tj'D 0 o OCI
'66 v.w ..
Good "'"'· $135. 54J-7188; •
aft. 5: 30, 646-5265
'65 \VAGON 200 series. New
tires, runs good. ?tlake offer.
545-0041 aft. 6
OUR
SPECIAL
'&8 Conette
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'64 v.w. $795 R•dio, ht•ltr. n1w tlr•1, R.•'io, h••'''· tcon•m¥
fr11hly p•intM, "'''I "''''I cl•tn cir. Our 1p•ci1l low, low
prict. 102NOJO)
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eral Motors Corporation, we have purchased severaJ 1970 prtj
drivenBuick Skylark·s;-These-wi]J be sold at fantastic ·savings on
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a first come, first served basis.
P.S.
Je. A Bauer
BAUER BUICK
All ·are . fully equipped in.eluding Air conditioniJ!g •.
1970 DEMONSTRATORS!
.. RIVIERA
THIS STUN NIN• AUTOMOllLI WAS HHONALL Y DllYIN IY OUI UIYICI DIPAUMINT MANA•lll. DO
WI NllD TO SAY M0111 JUST IMMACULA TL
ELECTRA CUSTOM
.THIS ONI WAS OUI Ol'l'ICI MANAHl'S CAI AND AS YOU KNOW, ACCOUNTANTS. Ail IMHCCAll.L . . .
IMPORT DEPARTMENT •
-.· . '68JAGUAR XKE • Coupe. 4 1p11cl transmiss ion, chrome wire wh•1ls1 radio
end h•eter, I own•r locally own•tl cir. leautlful Arc tic
• white exf1rior wit h black full l1ath1r int1rior. IXDA774 1 . '
$3995
'68~~!~ Lo~~y own•~ & ••rv;u~ '"' wHh •pp•ulrn1t1• ly 19,500 mil••· Just 1petl111. (WIC,971
'670PEL · Sport coup•. 4 'l""d transmi11 ion. This low mi11a9• local
cer, only 40,000 miles, is ln fabulous condition. Won 't la1t
, lent at this pric1. ITXU051 I· . ·
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Speci11izi1&-l1
234 E. 17th St.
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AV'l'BORIZED
•VlC:li:.OPEWAGVAll
llAl.ES a4 SERV.iC:E
'68 BUICK
2 D•or 1oup1. YI •111il1•~ tul•"'tlic tr1111ml1tl•11, rtclie
.u1cl h11!1r!' p1w1r 1t11rf•t· Jut! i"'m1cul1!1, IVTP7tlt
11895
'67 Buick Wagon
Sporhwa9011. l •••ltr, Y-1, a ufGmalic, pGw•r 1f1ari119,
pewar Dralfo1, ftclory t lr co!lditio11i119, Mi1t troo11 with
wo•ll 9r1i11 p1n1li119, 11199190 rick, IUCl116)
$2595 .
'69 Buick Le Sabre
4 Doot Saeli~. YI •111i110, autol'llatic tra111111i11io.11, ,,4;,.
on4 hoafot, ,owot 1+•arl11f an4 power lltalfft, facterv eJr
c0Mlitio11!119 . IYN DOl4 1
s2995
JAGUAR
COSTA . .
MUA
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'68 Bdick: Wildcat
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Cu1fem 4 Deer h•Nt.,. Au'-•tlc, retlie, kater,' ,._.,
1fffrl111, fect.ry air u"4iHe11J111, 1terff ta,., .. 14 alicl
• ..,.1&M lecelly, I IJ21EJI ·
-$2695
'65 Che~elle S.S.
2 41or h1Ntop. Low"'"''''' Y-1, aut-•tic tro111l'ftlu l111,
ra111i1, hootar, powar 1taori1191 lluclfof 1oah, ¥irtyf l11t.rlor0 l~WU4<tOI
s1295
'69 JIVIERA . .
Cu1to111. Full ,._,, f..'.t.ry al,' .._,iHot1i11f, \'irtf +.p.
.htDfl!o wfitHls. IXIK>40>
s4195 ..
548-7765
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• WOITH OF. NEW
FORDS.-FORD
TRUCKS AND
\ "ROBINS.READY"
USID CARS
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WE ARE PROUD THAT THE BONA FIDE ANNIVERSARY DIS-
COUNTS WE ARE OFfERING DURING JUNE ARE BACKED IY
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SINCE 1921
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49 YEARS Of! BUSINESS INTEGRITY IN THE GREATER 1fAR·. UNDD SAME OWNllSHll' &: MANAGEMENT-,
-&OR AREA. ,
Cw I• And We Wll Malle 0. lhtlulay 0-W ·A· hloll M1•
A GREAT DEAL ·yo YOU!
ALL 111MA191G
ENtM ISH FOllDS
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DllAITICAll y
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4 Sp11• &: Mio 1allcs ........
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DISCOUNTS
. SUPB 5'1CIAL
1969 FOaD CUSTOM
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CALL MR. MALCOLM
FOi Fiil 11£TAllS NOW!
642. 0010
DNnna A Ullle In C tper Counlrrl
SALIS RINI.Al.$
40 CAMPOS AND
MOTOR HOMES IN STOCK
BIG ;811COUfft'S
•All
Nl-1970 MODILll
Clla•e A Self.ConN!Md EL D•1d1
That Sleeps 6, Or A Coi .. 1119
Motor Ho.. For 11le Grecitest V•
ccitloit Ever!
UAIC>NMLE RATESI ' ' IESIRft EARLY!
MANY. MaMY MOR•
, TO CHOOSE FIOM
"ffgD TO FIND
J!: 4 tloer -'-.-City .t e..t.. M"• Pe lice C•r .............. r • ....iif;.-et TMMore LOOK FOR THE DIAGNOSTIC
CENTER SEAL ON THE WINIJSlllllD!
' 1970 MUSTANG HARDTOP
VI, ••orn•fic', power st"rifMJ I llli1c llr1P1, RAH, w1w1 •ppx. 1,000,
100% PARTS AND LAIOR
WARRANTY 4000 MILIS OR to DAYS
mil ... IZVE 4~61 $219', . . . '64 ~~-~l~~9,~IR~ -sa. ,§i ,....._•ck.,41,...,, R&H,.•ircoM,, .C... • r '"''"',..I 11«1 ....... Ii ' '11...... ,Awt• .. ,ll~H,,P.S. IOXTllll
;:... R9•1.herp, llTTPIJ9) . ... .... PUii ..... ......, _. ..... ,._.Al ........ cl -" ---.. ' •, '68 c.~2~,_EH.T.-VR•.T••••·· ,,,,,,, '''· $1799
ft ii I 67 ~~~~~,;~~,~~~"1" 51677 ============= ,.:;;;-;...;.., ........ ~.,t '""1• RIH. i:n:~. '67 !2~~ ... ~ .... H.: .. ~ ...... , ........... $4599· TRUCK SPECIALS . ·10· ~;!!~i:~~ ·. -.·' :s.1899. • _ ~ ,, .. """""'•Iv_,...,.,_,. 1voun_11 ____ I__ '68 _,_ 4 W.D. $2499 Ulo ""· IYWT217l "'~--. With ownlrlve. A-. 27,700 -,-1-66----;~:=::;=:-:-=-"'7:":-::-:::-=--:-:----.:--'---
,-.. i '65 ~.~~,L ... ~IYE 54998 '67 ::.::TON196> S1898 ~·~-~~~11.! ... ?!.:~~. -$4799
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