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Handicapped Aid.
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Foot ita t h e Mouth
' Michael McKa mey, nine months, Brandywine Park, ..
Del. has his hangup. The bangup's name isiMissy, who, like Michael,. irj1lllt.a.pap.,Scram!lle;ICJ'amble,
chew, crawl, cry. · ~
AUl to Handicapped Cut
By Reagan in U.S ;Dispute
Simon Discloses
$2 Mil1ion Cost
For Senate Bid
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov. ROnald
Reagan, Jocked in a struggle with the
Nixon administration over the generosity
of California welfare grants, today an-
nounced a $10 million cutback in services
for the aged, blind and disabled.
11e ordered that $24.5 million in funds
budgeted for homemaker and attendant
care services be reduwl. to $14.5 million
during the current fiscal year.
Add itionally, he directed the Issuing
of "emergency'• regulations that state
funds distributed to the counlies for
the programs be allocated on a monthly
ba!is instead of yearly.
'Mte Republican governor said this pro-
cedure would "i nsure that no county
~nds more state money for the pro-
Poiso11cd Meat
Fed to Canines
A Costa ~fcsa youth who told pol.ice
he had recently been taken lo court
in a leash Jaw violation dispute found
his two dogs in convulsioos alter being
fed JX)isooed" meal Thul'Way.
William P. Jones. 19, o£ 950 Governor
SI., rushed the stricken animals to Dr.
Clarence Hardin. wto diagnosed the ~
blem as slrychnine poisoning.
The veterinarian induced the dogs to
Vomit and examination showed chunks
of meat dosed with the Potent. poisoo,
according to Officer Ted Wilson.
JnvestigaUon Js coot.lnulng today into
the misdemeanor crime. police aaid.
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-sACRAMENT<J "(AP) -lnduslrialisl
gram than thatprovld<d to them,". Norton Simon of Loo •·•eles hu The State Social Welfare Department .-..lfi
estimates there are about 50,000 persons reported to Che-~ of 1t1te that
in programs for the blind, aged and he spent nearly $2-mlltian in his ~
disabled Who n!Cflve hommnaker and campeip .. &o-Win the ~ U.S.
attendant care services .. IUCh as holl!e Senate nomination.
cleaning anti transportation. Nearly all cl it wu bis own money,
A department spokesman sa1d it was Simori apent thrfe ~ times aa much u not known how many would be dropped
because of the cutback fnd that It would his SUCCU!ful opponent, i.ocwnbent U.S.
be up to individual couoties to decide Sen: George-Mtwphy (ft..Calif.)
who musl be eliminated. The reports ·nled With Secrelary of
Reagan announced the action· 1n a State .. H. P. Sullivan llid Slmon spent
letter to the chainnen of county boards lt,985,2911 -pared to Muriil>Y's 1&17;761.
of supervbors. He said it was aimed Murphy faces 1:1-.. John v . T\mney, at HJes&enl~ the heavy welfare burden .. -..
on the taxpayer." Democrat from Riverside,' in the general
He said it would force no recipient election.
into out.of-home care. Simon's contributions totaled the same
A spokesman for the governor said as his expiuditure. Of that, he and
lhet s1:c,..~1::; r~r by ~ru.nrng the ' hb1 wi(e, . ~bJited . a c 0 m,b.J.n.e d
:a!s wookl r:'ertmt ot':.e 'tey 7er!':i .$1,115,214. ·~~.came fmn· llbotJt
fund and that there now were no plans
for spending u.
He said it could be used to finance
possible "deficiencies'' 1n welfare or
other programs later.
The governor told the l;Uperviaors that
tbe new Btate ...,,iations adopted by
6ociaJ Wellmo Direct« Hobert Martin
"strongly ,_._.. that a camty
not -"' its own general relief !undo to supplement the programs "when the
state aUocaUon is e1bausted,"
He warned that "any attempt to do
so -by :pending tax: monles ralaed
Jocally from the COWllY tax ba!e -
woukt contravene the clear intent of this
administration's action which ts to cut
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Simdn· 'P<nt.more U.... It million In r-and televtsion 9!)vertising. Tuooey report«! receivilll $430.771 aod ~ $524;-r.2.
SJmoe ourpriled Political "'-""' by •tepping mm the Senate race apinlt
MUIJlliy oo the let day al Ollll( In
Mll'dl.
1111 bJltl campaign Included Nllration
adyeRising on rdo, televbion and
new.papers. . ·
Murphy WOil by J.3 mlllion votes to
&:it,000.
Ills pe!IOMJ -·to his own
.campaign w11 c:Gnlldered a record, as
wes Ille lolol cf $1.1 mlJJtm l)>ODI by
be anc1 MUrplql 1ar Ille llOllllDlllooi.
Rumors ·Put . ' .
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T!ie .iudie ...... ..-~lo
tlie ... ol --Dr. 'l'll!1oll!Y '-Y
hie: <rnieted. 1bis,lmmedi&te 1arrest altet
1...,q b~ Is m looger Ill·•• pkillreiique
rellglom -r.. .. ..rug •ri In the San Jl&l Cat>iolrano .... . .
Jdvl B. Lewy, 21, wt>o went befcre
. ~ Court Judie B;ron K: MeM!llan
Jess than lllree -U .ago, Is d>arpd
wiUtv-ol~
Judge McMillln aJlo'l'ed young Leaty
lo ... y tll lio-nnch operab -
by Rev. Mu ~. of Ille Churdl
<If Son Climolite, a facillty near Ortega
lfilhway.
No cne but -John Leaty ....,. lo
know ..i-he is today.
"1-don'._.Jmow wt.it's~ ... said
the llov. ~. "His parole ollicer
caU<d 'Y-Y· He was stayillg heno
but I don't know·where he is mw."
He apparenUy. basn~ escaped, be has Juot ·pe llOlllewl>ere. .
Judge ·MCMill• issued a bench war-rant earlier um wetlr, saying· he heard
fmn rehlile """""'·that Leaty hlld
moved bod: IO his old Ohaunts In lhe . W-Drive .... al Laguna Beodt.
He also ,..d he understood '-Y wu
1elq .,.,....i.1n· a ~c ll!op.
• Nellbe<' ralidmce In the oolbrfuJ, wood·
Ed JIOOlc In the Ari Qolooy' --a c1rug· .._ 'opart<d a oemHiiJI. laol
•ebn::I· -nor hanging 8l'OUnd a
poycbedeJic !hop fit well with terms
"' bis l"d*lon. .
A DAILY PIWI' call to the Orange
County PrOb8llon ~ent 'lbnday
alt«noon led to the flnt ~ tllol
Nancy Neboo bad loot ooe al her lllClll
-probalioner..
Judge McMUJon Cllllld ha•e Imposed
a ltate prison aentence .01 Lewy last
June 22, . but be accepted rec<Jm·
m<ndlllons -on his go.oay oboerva-tion period It the Calllomia O>mdiClll8!
lnlllttute r.. Men It Cllloo. ·
Delenie attorney Irvin Coeper, tho Rev.
~poport. aod Mill NeJq all Mid Leary
WU . o)1limlltJc-.abclut a. drug.ft:oe Muro .
ot achievement and adaptation to a more
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PILO.r OFFERS
FA.IR TICKE TS .
Slanq today,.h DAILY Pu.or h>-
vlteo Ill h1c1<7 -·to . be Ille
--·· guest al the Or-<llunty Fair !< ExpoolUoa. •
Ten names a day will be publilbed
Iii opocJaJ "ads" In Ille. ·-ad-.. -.. section al the ........... Each
pmon whole name appears there is
entiU<d lo a pair of tickets to lhe.
fair mj· will receive lmtructkn on
bow to olrta\n• ,Ille Uckets by nadlng
the ad llltlna hli name. •
Loot tbon ...... You may already
bave WWI YoUr fair tlcl!N. •
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY I 0, I 97q · •,
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., ..... ""......, . t., the murder •. 1 f I I .~Jf l'olke esper1s m Sata.lmn fmn Los ' .•r ..,_ """"'17 •111!Y .... 11,,.,:!l t ~ arid San Fl'8:nt:'ill» ti:lday' were eoier,d mto. tfle convtnati9D1 '° 991 / callecl ipto the m'IJ'do< ~lion of nc<iceable point,'.' be lllljd. • • : ,
brutally Jiull:hered .Mra. F-B""'" ,_· . · · after "" atfllfnejl's ~ 'll1inliiY S~T OFF SLAYINGS • . ..
o1 a cieYll ~ ritual' willl pen. • Wbst did arise, 11ow .... ., be said, Wiit
of'Jier body. .. . · • ' , the trigger "4llch allegedly set off lbO
.layen Oil Sand ,..,.,.,.OD Road the af.j
But -Ana lswyer r ~nee 'Gem-• ternooo of Jillle 3 • ....,, -hie salil his cllent . and<.::::... Iii the • • ....,..... The youths, Drake said, alleg<dly ..,. sl&ying, Stephen Crl.il Hurd,· 20, • did costed the wm:ian as ~ drove from ~
not. pOrtlclpate In tjl8 alleg<d Satrn a freeway olfrimp lo a PTA m..u.li
wonlllp ritual 'tn ClevMaod NaUonal and wanted her c&:r because theirs bad'· Forest willl the beat!.' !unis and ann
of Ille bruneUo odloolteacla-Jast Juile ~·Brown ti.en made _r:elereoce • , 3· · ' the obvioua unkempt appearance of tbc
Gamble, Mio tept-Hur:cl, ,the ban4, . . .' . , , . , •
aDeg<d leader.a-is cf a roving bend "111at ~ .qi. trlgpr· <" ·wbeil tbc
of hcxnetess youths, also denied to vic;Um told tperri she ,w:ooldn'i &Ive-her..
reporters that ltJs client, who· entered• car to a..~ al dirty lflds ~,~
a plea ol h•IOCmt in court 1bursday, a'bath.qd:haircut/' ·PI:ile re~~ ·
eltlter ld.Ued or mutilated Mrs. Bl'OMI. s•m· wOT· ....:...i.r-~ ' 1 · · , Hurd was only an onlooker; G.amble n. 1, nIDh.:r said.· .t ,"Blj ,Hurd said not2}Jrlg to ... µs,,..sma:
The mire aspect al the eviscenltioo Ana · (~ce) or· ,Riverside , '(~l!'lt.
and dltmembennent a1 · tbe ·body• bis :v~l al\OCJf tllt! acUvltiey/",llr~le
been a.clerk area in the case for Weeki. . ' ·Re~rts froi'TI Gamble; who could 'not ·
COMMENTS AIRED be reacjled lot ~ddl~ C1)m!Del\t ~ : :a~: now· •• ·•Gamllle'I <ui•ueota have , n;iornine, ·added that hiS' c,Jlent arid: q}e
.iviq w ... " other. defendants wanted a ·car ·to .p . been aired, Sheriff's Lt. Rk:han:I Drake : to San fl:ahcisco to' "visit the devl.I". =·:t!; r:..::: m=' ~siQJy lhe.1"8der ol a ~ely pOOJicl.,ci In~ M r•. . cuH' of SaUnlsts ih the Hay Alea-. Thlt
"W -~_;._ ha .. ~ In .~.· . car was found b""""1 near Loo. Gaii>o. e -1~--..,, ve cauw. a _,,_10 The asserted sacrtficial ritual, tooit
on the ·Los ~eJes· Police °"IJorln!enl• place In a boaldet-Clllyon above ....,.m as an ·expo.rt• Jn the lk!ld . El Cariso vlllaff Jull Into Riverside
of Satamsm1 8l1'f ·"" ~IY, wtlI ...ic County pose Ille orange Comly line. · •
men actvice·fnm other aaes,· ~u.e· f 1t-~lht'Mn. Bf'oWnts remJi1m
We have no ooe on our f~rcel ~<tam~intba8!:)tiw.·N
knowledgeable m tlU ..J>Jeot," oaid the lhe <objedli •in' the · ~
.Jieutenlnt. WEre'1*tlftQtf: ·1. ! ..... ) . .t •
1roo1ca11r.-Drake, wbo II headlnr lhe 'And-poli<e' teletft><!!. dliootched lhl
lnmtigallve bureau <If Ille departmeiit (~ SATAN,'Piop'z) ' while Capt. lames 'Broecl)elt is vaca-• l •
tkliltng, was the victim of a shotcun· ! ,,..· ,., t ,· attack· on his houee· Tlnndsy ni&IK ·as Or u"e ., __ _.
he'illd bis f'!"'l!y slept:. •. • , /!· •• , •• ,,.,.-• ·
M Di'ako said the shootJn& .-• . ••1ri no wa'y0 related t.o hi& wort en 111ebltiam·...eof'Mrr:--.. · '
·llrMe, who admitted his ·llhock ·•ti
the ~·s C'lltnniehti, sakl n+etatlona ·
1uch as the ritual sacrifice· aisRrUons '
were potentially damaglllc aod pre-·
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Dralle however, cld m..I tllol ..,,.,
~ groteoque -Y lDlllt'have ~the ......... ol lhe El•Toro ·
teacher beca .. ol a. <'OlldJlion al the
body, I '
''I'm not trylns In· be tlrilJy ..-Jn.,
teadonflly bizam, but eva:ycne who
.... Mn. Brown'• -.. the nichl .
Ibey -. ditcoVertd -Coavl'1'*f lhel
aomcthlog very 1tr1nge had ICt'OlllPM-t
led the murder -; CannibaUam W!IZJ't
ruled out, either, he 'said lrank.1Y. . ·
L.t .. Jl!U~. !rl»_p!oyecU ·leadillc role
Jn finding lnl.rmatlon on JocaUoo al ·
the K-blr military knife aD01edly Cited In lhe al,.ylnC, lhe mllling car of )In.
Brown and the bloody murder """"'
tn Jrvine, 11id the S.Wnlat element never
bad cropped up In llowt <t laJklng
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•P.oliee. Can!'t Cope!'
But Beach Better Off Than M.ost Says Robitaille
By Tl:IUIY 'COVllU ... ..., ·-.,...
"No pol!cs oaeney lo the United Slates
can eope trlth the rlaiq erlme nte,"
H-llelcb Pollet QJ1ef Earle
Jlol>llallle 1old ~ " ~
-. lhll """"'"' 11 br<aklllll la the llunllngkin s-1111 .
He aplo1nod how his clel>arla*>l Is
lrYlla .. cope wllh c:r1me In 11\mtlngton seac!i.
"l have one major advantage here,"
llol>ltallle, who ••-John Sdtw laolor d .... tlian a )'ell for petzolmm." u police cji!el one year lfO, llld. "I Rol>llallle explained la cI<tall lbe lhlfl1
.., proc:eded hy a man who wu matlnc i. .i>N mode in police atructurt ; i--.
lbe bell department jici.lblo for tho ho fvrmed a fourth division lo handle
dly." personnt!, remov!n( it from the pslro!,
'1Becauae d. our d!pm'tment'a ~ • 1trvices,and detectfve divillons.
tlon we have 30 applicanta far evttY "We've put our men m four-day, 10-oi>enlna while the Loi Angela ·cleiJvl-hour sh1lla .. ,_. p&trol unlll are
ment cmi't fill 800 openlnp. on lbe meets during lbe pelk crime
"And our average P1trolmen have flY'l!I hours during the Mn.Ing!."
years' experience wbUe 80me neighboring At one point he cracked a joke abouJ.
departments have an average experience tbe extra cars and their relation to
• drop In lrafflc dlalionl.
"We asked our patrolmen why Ibey Mars S acecraf t Builders ~~::oo:.ew~dci:1:"'.P.:~ ~Id~: 1-__::.:..::====--=--=:.i::..:..:....=-=.-=-__:-=-~~~~~~~~~~!".~tbe~-tboy
... 1 black and whit. unit'."
Confer With Mesa Firm ''A con:esponding drop in a-Jmes bas
come from the increased patrols," he
said. "And we have the lowe5l number
of policemen per papulatioo in Orange
County."
Sdesillsts halldln& lie Miilner 71 space
vehicle which will blast. o{f for Mars
nm year vlailed Ooeta Mesa 'lbur!day
for a conlerence on a locally~uced
Crtticll1 c:ooiponent,
Represenlotiveo ol Ille Jet Propulsloa'
Labx'aloey (JPL) Jn Pasadena 11111 ex·
ecutivea « Rocketdyne Corporation, flew
In vii hellcopler for Ille dallfled lalb. ,
The key fuel system component tS
produced by GuJton Irxlu.mies' Servonics
Division, 1644 Whittier Ave ., builder
d a nrlely of preooure and speed: -parts.
pltM the Titan lllCk!t 11111 the jumboje\s:
Ille Boeing 747, Ille Locldleed LlOtl and
Ibo Douglas DCIO, Preblcln explained.
Mariner 71'1 component built for NASA
Is still In Ille early 8l•ges and McCarty
said 11 would be dlfftcull lo Olllmate
its total coat in dollars.
The part will transmit electrical signals
back to earth regarding ~sw-e in
fuel llnel d Ibo M1rlner 71, tllus al.nlng
mission control of any malfwx:Uons.
The Mariner will blast off when Mars
Is 85 mlllim miles from Earth, the
cloaest point it reacbeS every 14 years,
hul will be followed by anolller within
three years .
Mars, Venus and Jupiter will be cl08tly
aligned at that time.
"ftecause d. me rapid "growth, we have
to innovate, come up with new solutions.
We expanded Seltzer's Sandmen Into the
Special Enforc<menl Delall, and I lhlnk
wtien it's over you'll see •e have a aood reeord on it."
"We also establisbed a court liaison
man who calls patrolmen when they
must appear in court. In the past we
have had as much u 50 percent of
()Uf patrolmen in court, waiting for cases
to rome up ."
Robitaille , who gave a straight, clear
talk, explaiaed the di!ference between
public reJations and community relat.lol\s.
Silatlwtl Cillfomla Edison linemen prepare a pole at 16th street and
Irvllll A-In Newport Beach to supply power to new streetlights btilll lllltalled olong lr\llne between 151h aod 16th Streets adjacent to campni·of Newport Barbor High School.
'"lbiJ !nilrument .... deolgned lo
rncr:itor pn:ssure in fael 1lDel for the
Marin« 71 engine, whidt II made by
-eldyne." Oxplalned Shnn McCarty,
oootract adminiMrMor.
"lt'1 a Vf!IY critical instrument and
that.'1 'Wtly they wanted to discuss il,"
be added.
Gulton Industries' local plant, managed
by Norm Dolby, employs about ZOO,
while the finn nationwide has a work
force ol 7 ,000 persons and Its stock
is listed on the New York Exdlange,
said Prebicin.
"We want good public ~labons. When
we do things we want the community
lo tnow II. Bui I do nol beUeve It
is the responsibility of the department
to try to sway or convince "dimdents
-it's a waste of effort."
Minor revisions in the department have
saved the city large amounts of money,
Robitaille said.
Manslaughter Sentence
Delay for Ex-Coast Man
Jack Preble.in, manager for sales ad-
ministratioo, said the k>cal p 1 a n t
manufactures tramducen of all _types
for military •nd commerclal aviation
anda~tm:.
'Ibey Include -Apollo IJIO<ill nlllcle,
Desegregation
Clean Up Starts
Fram Page J
WELFARE ...
the cost of welfare at both the state
and 1oca1 levels."
Counties have until 1972 to convert
from aUendant care to homemaker
services for the aged, blind and disabled.
Neither program involves nu r s i n g
servlcel.
One example was the hiring of the
UC, Irvine graduate student! t n
chemistry to work part-time on the Iden-
tification of narcotic1.
"When we used the Oran1e fumty
Crime Lab we Jost <tle-thlrd of our:
narcotics Cases beCause ·fiy were too
busy to get lo court in a reasonable
amount of Ume. And now the salaries
of these three chemists cost the city
lw: than it used W cost lo transport
narcotics evidence lo the crime lab.'' A -...nib delay In sent.nclng lw
-onlEnd In SUperlor Court for a
former Newport Beadl man who once
faced murder m&rges in the bathtub
death ti. his 2-year-Old stepson.
Judp Jam.. F. Judie onlerod Michael
1-libear,, 23, fonoerly " 2327
lbrpnl l!t., Newpor\ Beech, and now
of ODtarl9, lo return lo bis courloom
Oct. a for whit could be, at the
mlnJmum, a 1entence cl aoe year in
Orange Oounly jail
-bu pleaded guilty lo reduced dw'gs d Involuntary manslaughte<.
Judge Judp ordered the delay 'l11U1'!-
day lo eoable him lo lltudy the results
of psydliatrlc examination now being
curled out on Shear In lhe stale'• Ollno focWty. ·
'lllll study wu ordered by J udge
Htmy M. ~ of San Bern&rdino
Sapedor c.urt after Shear pl<aded guUly
to ........ !bit be' beat and .. verely
lllJlhd 1111 -mo~a old natural
.... Eric.
Doctors en Ontarlo1s Fontana Hospital
als1ed. polJce lo the infant's Injuries
lul Jan. 10 ....... --Ibo bealtn
UC Irvine Coeds
Get It Together
Two UC Irvine ltudenll really do
thinp logetber. Nancy Petersen and
Marlene Belfort are both graduate
students studying molecular biology
und« Pn11. Denlel Wulff. Their hu!lbands
are bclb mglDeera.
Monday. the wives both had babiea
IUdly two houn apart,
Jermlfer Ann Petersen was born at
5: 19 p.m. Her father is an e11gineer
1t LTV Research la Anlbeim.
J)oyjd Erm! Belfort WU born at 7:11
p.m. His fltber ls an mgineer with
' Alb-' tal>ontories la Newport --,
boy lo them for lreotmenl
Shear's arrest immediately revived lhe WASHINGTON (UPI) -Wl1h >Cbool
interest Of Newport Beach police In Ille opening In ievon ....U, the Nixon
f ~.-~ ste -bu beam> 113 final push death on May 31, 1969 o ~-s pson, lo "clean up'' 121 bard-core aoutbem
2-year-Old Patrick Tudor. ....,-'-'.ah tblt have rallta:I daegregation The l!ltit boy dJed in the balhlub U-L~
al the Margaret Slreel address despite since tho orialnlll 1154 Supreme Court deoperate attemits by police and firemen d'W:ii 1'iil tlnolened, Ille Jusdce to revive him. It was 'at first thoUght
thal lnjurieo lo lhe cblJd were ln!llcled lJt!mlDltlll tiled auil 'nwralay apinat
by the officers In lhelr vain attempts the slate of llfllalsslppl lo delegreple
al resuscitation. • • 19 w· -~ Two " Eric Shear now nine ;Jnonfhl, is still • the Ml't expected to have mo
r.W•lng bo,j,ilal .Ire-for lhe in-cen:l""'w':il~~~ lumpm' g Junes he suffered m Ontario. m s
A physician recently described the several school dlrtrlcta wUhbt a state
child as "unrespansive, dtfinitely im.. -were filed agalnst a total of 27
paired from his injuries and ,bt a con-dlstricta in Arkansaa, Florida, and South
ditlon which only allows \18 lo hope Carolina.
tbal he might b«ome aomelbini bella' Nearly 200,000 students were Involved
than a vegetable." in T!luraday'a action -95,137 of them
black, 81,291 of whom attended
segregated IChooh last year.
Meanllme, Rapn and stale welfare
officlals indicated they had no intention
of blckinl down on an usertkJn by
the NlJ<m Adminhtration that Cillfomia
Is falling lo Cllllply will! f-111 welfare
laws. ~
'l1le llopaitment ol illlltb, Education
and Welfare wuned in Wuhington
'!11Unday !hat lbt -f .... •.-Ible
'.)oas"GI fl -'In f-.i"fmlds U
lt filled lo """"1· A heiring by HEW was set for Aug. 25 in San Francisco
to air the di!pute publicly.
Basically at issue is the state's failure
to make a cost-Of-living increase for
recipients in the nearly $1 bUJton AJd
to Families Wltb Dependent Oilldm1
(AFDC) ~am. A 1967 feclerll1 law
requlreJ states to maintain welfare stan-
dards of need that are not more than
a year behind the current cost of. Uving.
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'Crash' Leads
To Beach Rape
A 24-yesr:old Hwtingtoa Beach ""mu
told Costa Mesa police a man accusing
her ol causing a nonoftist.ent collision
raped her in retribution early today.
Summer
The vidlm said she had -l<otionally
stopped her car on Wilson Street at
Harbor Boulevard about 2:~ a.m. in
i;uch a way that the man bad to swerve
lo avoid her front bumper.
No accident occUJTed, ahe said, and
she stopped et a nearby serviCfl statioa
restroom, only to be confronted by the
ma.a who spoke with a curt, southern
accent.
Still refusing to believe a colli!ion
had oecWTed, she said she was ordered
into his car to go to police headquarten,
but the man then drove to a darkened
~a nearby.
The 50bbing vicllm returned 1o the
serviCfl station at 250S Harbor Blvd.,
where an attendant called police, who
Y..-ere told she had beeA kicked out of
his car some distance away.
4 SIDE CHAIRS at 65. ea.
I OVAL TAIL! 25t-
WITH 3 LEAYIS
"All of our accomplishments would
have been lmpoosihle wllhout lbe IUppOl'I
of the community," RobltaWe told the
lO ChambeT mtmben.
"We've never asked anybody In this cily lo uncondllloollly IUppOlt your locll
police. But we will do evll'yth!ng J1011i111o
.. earn ""' raped' ... r support."
Summer Swimming
Classes Set at OCC
Oraige Coast College will get In tho
swim with the Ojlelling of !heir 11ummtor
swim session Monday. Registration f~
the two-week se91ioo ia 1l1ted for s.tur ..
day from 9 a.m. to noon, in the OCC
·gym. ,
Classes will be available for everyone
from toddlers to advanced swlmmera.
Dirty Dozen
Doctor Fllls Agnew Watch Orders
Ordon aro J10UrinC In lo an Anahelm
llhl'•idal1'1 home for hl1 particular atyle
of Spiro Asn<rw wristwatch by the
tboUlandl and three ruah orders just
come from PftlldfOlt Nixon's niece.
11 An awful lot of orders came from
Capitol Hill too," says Dr. Hale E.
Dou;herty, bul he ,.,_ lo menUon
1111-
'llll ~ pnct!Uoner who.!e Jok .. ln·
opine! lnftlltiol marteled bY his Dirty
Tlme ComP1117 bas created a naUonwide
fad and accompanying controversy also
hNrd from Agnew hlmltU Thuraday.
A Ionc:<l<Jl'Ci<d letter rtleosed earlier
1n Ult wttk at Towni:, Md. by Vice
Praident Apew'1 puaonal attorney
notes no pennia:sion was given to use
the well-known mui oa the carleatun
watcll.
"II 11)'1 jdlt what lhe pms 1ald
II would," Dr. Dougherty r<marked.
Vice Prta!dent Aantw wants a 1ubltan-
tlll share of the ·pro1!11 on th• IIU6
tlmtpiece dtriated to lamlliet or men
mlllla1 la acUoo or held Jn North Vie•
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nam.
"The profit 'OI something like this
has to~ very small," said Dr. Dougher·
ly, although 50,000 have reportedly been
ordered ahd the phone rarely s((ips
rlngi.ng in their home.
Members of the lam.ily of 12 -the
Dirty Do"°, they are allectlonalely
known to neighbors -worked 'lbur:sday
with Spiro Agnew watchea scattered all
over their pool table, preparing orders. ·
Dr. Dougherty said he intended from
the start to donate much of the prolits
to charily, but bad somethlng Ukt the
Cancer FW>Cl in nUDd 1 since that disease
took his mother-in-law 's llle recenuy.
QuesUoncd about the competition,
Amerle.n Time C.Ompany, of Detroit,
which ls now producing a so-called
dlinifled Spiro Agnew watch, the 38-ymr-
old physiclan back;>ed•lod • bit.
"We weren't really trying to i>ob
fun 1t the vice pruldent," he expl11ntd
wfth a wry grin.
"Nell.her were we llJ'iu.& he'a the ereatest person alive.,,
OUR SUMMER SALE ALSO INCLUDES SELECTED GROUPS FROM DREXEL, HERITAGE , HENREOON,
NATIONAL, MARGE CARSON, HERITAGE & HENREOON UPHOLSTERY PLUS MANY OTHER LINES,
REDUCTIONS ON ACCESSORIES, LAMPS, ANO PICTURES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE.
OF '' "RS FOR: HENREDON -DREXEL -HERITAGE
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INTERIORS
NIWPORT BEACH --Profo .. lonil lnttrlor
1727 Wostcllff Dr., 642-2050 O.sl•n•rs Avillibl-.AID-NSID OPIN FRIDAY '!'IL 9 •
LAGUNA ll!ACH
345 North Co11t Hwy. 494:6551
OPEN FRIDAY '!'IL 9
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Y.OL ~3. NO. J 64. ":SECTIPNS, 42 PA6ES I ' . ORAN6E COUNtY, ~~llF.ORNIA: FRIDAY, JU l.,Y)01 ~970 . . '
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County Asks Re_haeh 9£ ·PU C's Edis()n. f)eCiSo:tj:
---,,By JAC!r'BROBACK
OI "'-Qalty ,.~ ltlft
'.!be Orange County Air PolluUon Con-
lrol 'Dlstr!ct (OCAPD), lhrough the <OW>
ty couoeel, 'Ihunday requested a rehear ..
in& of the stale Public Utilities Coot·
miss&on's decisioo: fav<ring eipausioo of
SouMw.m California F.dison's Hootingtoo
Beach, JQWer plant: I
Coonly Couh&el Adrian Kuypor ,.,,.
authortmr June :io. by 'the coonty •ao,nI
of Supe<Viaorl to 88k I~· a ..,,.Bring
of the PUC's ~une Ii decisfun "requirinl police power of the ·lllle with r<feronce'
the construcUon and -aUoo of !Wo "'air polluUon cooll"Ol )!Ullt<n aod..tl!Ia
new (gu or oil bumincl lltealn electric pclW<lr hu be\en d<ieptecl to Iii' pollutioo
gerenaUog units· In ·Hontiogtoo Beach. cooll"Ol districts ant not to 1he PUC. ,
Klly)!«'S .,,WO• 'lbllrldly ls 'a precoo-"Colllequeptly, the F'b!dinr of Oplnjon
diUon to .. appeal 'ol lhO PUC nillng of'thePUci.s.-andaoy'grlllllng
to tbe CalifcrniJ Sui;reme Court. . .:. <If. certificates of pUblic conveniebce...00
In-the-~ fU' a rehearing, Deputy necessity are erl'ODl!!OOI to the eltent
Coonly Cooiioel James -v: Urball, aelinf they did order a pennit "' the F.diaon
for Kll)1l!!l' lllales:' • · · ,C«npsry to commence ~ol
"The pe.jile·of 'the_Slale il•calil~a .~Units)~ ... I and 7 at its ·-
have ""'"eel to the Legislature. Um :.Bead! 0-ralinc Station ~ Rear·
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Foot in the Mouth
Michael McKamey, nine-months, Brand)'Wine Park,
•Del. has biJ h"""11'> The hangup'• name is l°'li"Y·
who. like Michael, is just a pup. Scramble, acraml;>le,
• cliew .... crawl, cry. , · · · ... ..
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City Mis8es B-.is;
Trips to Beach
For Youths· Over
By ALAN DIRKIN
Of t1M o.llJ PllM tllff
Hun~ Beach youngsters have
missed the bus. They missed it so badly
that there might not be another. one
for a Jong time.
A young couple who live ln the
norlhweot of the city, Ted and Judi
Geissler, ttiought It '""1ld be a good
Idea to nm shuttle buses to the beaches
for young children during the summer
months.
The service started Monday and was
planned to continue till Sept. 11. Two
90-seat buses were operated to provide
a total of five round tri)Js each day.
On Monday the buses, capable of car.
rying 450 in a da y. carried .only 12:
on Tuesday the total was 15; an Wed·
nesday the passengers dropped to 6,
on Thursday the buses weren't running
anymore.
-"The response was very disappointing
to say the least," Geissler said ruefully
after stopping the serviCe. "The only
good thing about it was that the response
was so bad that we got out quickly.
Had our losses been less per day we
might have lost mere in the long run. .. ,
Geissler, a 27·year-old sales manager,
ealmaled the three<lay experiment In
a public transportatloa ll)'ltoln -fn!O. "We just couldn't do much. With M
a day," he said at bis fi9m9 at' 15.191
Victoria Lane. "That'S all we were tUlng
hi."
His wife interjected. f"Jba lesaon is
th.at people don't like buaes. I feel badly
about it because it waS my idea," Mn.
(See BUS UNE, Page t)
Orange Coast
The weather is getting monoton·
ous along the coast Still mostly
sunny with ea rly morning and eve.
ning -clouds and ~ittle temperature
chalige.
INSWE TODAY
Country and western mmlc
will be a highlight of the Orange
County Fair which opens siz-da11
run in Costa Mesa Fairgrounds
next Tuesday. Full details in to-
day's Weekender.
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ByReaganinU.S."Dispute
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov. Ronald 10< spending it. ·
Reagan, locked In a !truigle with ,the ·He said II coald l!e 'uaed to on.De.
Nixon ~inistration ov'er tilt generosity possible 11deflcienciel" in · wtlfare ot
of 1California welfare grants, today an-other programs Ia~. ' ,
nounced a $10 million cutback in services The governor told the supervisors that
for the aged, blind and disabled. the new lllle ftlU)atlom adOpted by
He ordered that 124.5 million In funds Social Welfare Diroctor Robert Martin
budgeted tor homemaker and attendant ••strongly reco:nmend" that a county
care services be reduced to $14.5 million not spend lb own general relief fund!
durtng·the current Jiscal ye,ar. to supplement the programs .._ Ille
Additionally, he directed the Issuing state allocation is exhausted.''
or "emergency" regulations that state He warned that ''any attempt to do
funds distributed to the counties for so -by spending tax monies raised
the programs be allocated on a monthly locally from the county tu base -
basis instead of yearly. would contravene the clear intent of this
The Republican governor said this pro-administration', action which Is to· cut
~ure would "insure that ·no county the cost or wellare at both ~ Ute
expends more state money ,for' the pro-and local levels."
gram than that provided to-them." Counties have until 1972 to convert
The State Social Welfare Department from attendant care to homemaker
esUmates there are about 50,000 persons services for the aged, blind and disabled.
in programs for the blind, aged and Neither program involves n u r 11 n g
disabled who. receive homemaker and services.
attendant care services,, such as house Meantime, Reagan and II.ate welfare
cleanlnJ and ~-officials Indicated they bad no Intention
A deporinlenl ~ nid li waa of backing clown on an -UOO 'by
not bnro 00w many '""1ld be dropped the Nixon Administration that C.lilomla
because 'of the cutboct ml lhet It would} Is failing to comply with federal wdlara
be · up to indJ~ .codllties . to decide . la~ Department of Health, Education
who must be eliminated. and Welfire warned in Washington
Reag~ announced the action in a Thursday that the state faces a possible
letter to· th~ c~airmen of county boards ~oss . of $1 billion in fede~al funds if
of supervisors. He said it was aimed 1t faded to comply. A _hearing by HEW
•at "l~g the heavy welfare burden was .F't for Aug. 25 1~ San Francisco
on the ta er" to air \he dispute publicly. .xpay · . . Basically at issUe is the · state's failure ~ He said It would force no recipient to make a cost~f-living increase for
into out4-home care. recipients· in the nearly $1 billion Aid
A spokesman for the governor said to Families With Dependent Children
the $16 million freed by clamping the (AFDC) program. A 1967 federal Jaw
state spending ceiling on the two pro-requires states to maintain welfare ltan·
grams .wou~ revert to the key general dards of need that are not· more thin
fund and that there now were no plans a year behind the current cost of livinJ.
Turned Around
Yoga Course Set in Beach -, ,
She may be nxn thin 6,000 years
old, but Hatha Yop .Ull stand! a lot
of men C11 their helda. • ' " Men -.nd women -will tearn to
do that and I lot of other bodily COO-
_torti>ns begirdng Mc:llday as the Hun--
Ungton Beach YMCA lniUates an eigill-•
weet Yoga ClOUrte.
Teacher Is Madeline Nellon, a bona.fide
'1yosini11 who CW.ms the phyiical and
brmhloc ··-~ reduce ...tali~
...
firm llebby muscleo and generally Im-
prove hetllh.
""itk'Kvidual 8e5Sions run from 5 p.m.
lo 8:30 p.m. each Monday In the YMCA
mulOpurpose room.
~class is -limited in-alze-so tMt
ample attention can be given eech .....,
d<o!t. Pt. .. nogistratlon lJ required.
Further --t the clau Is available from Patti Ciel, Huntington
Beach YMCA l>fO(l'8J1l coonllnetor, 17131
Stach Blvd., Sufto R, 147-lllD.
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inc the ll!ll"'Cll'ri•le pennlts Imm the
Oraoae County · Air PolluUoo Cootror
District, II '
Urball, fu the brief, coJileods the PUC
rulin& is based on .. an "incorrect con.
clusioo of. law." · ·
·· He continues: "''Ibe applicition d. Uie •
Edison Company dated Aug. I, 1969,
provided' th.at the compaey did propooe
to obtain 'all necoooary pennlts and
autbcriJatim from r pablc• aulll>ritles' in-'
, , ,
" notwilhsta-g :Ille fact d!at the pro. ·
m;.,.;,, ol the cootaminants 'n!ay be,
in, fact,. a public utility:" · -, ' ,'!bat the COUOIY and Ille APCD· will
pursue the matter beyond the. requOjii
for a rehearing before tbe · PUC ii in-
dicated. "A 'decisi<al thaJ.ti>e reiuJMm
of m air pollutim coatrol district ..
applicable to. a public utility -not
in' aily way prohibit Ille --, (Stt. :EDiSOlll, Pa1e Z)
But Chief Notes Beach's. Advan_tages
By TER!IY COVILLE
Of .. o.llJ Plltf tt1ff
0 No police agency in the United States
can cope with the rising crime rate,"
Huntlngtoa · Btach Police au.r Earle
Rol>ttaille told Chamber ol. C<mmerce
members this · mcntng · at · breakfast in
the Huntington Seaclill.
He explained how his department Is
trying to cope with crime in Huntington
Btadl.
"I have· one major advantage here,''
Roblt.allle, wllo ,.cceeded Jollii Sel!W
as police chief one year ago, said. "I was preceded by a man who was making
the beat department possible 1w ·the
city."
"Became ~ our ckpariroent's repua·
Uon we have 30 applicJ.ntl , for e\!!1')'
openillg while the Los Ang<les depart-
ment can't fill 800 openitlgs,
"And our average patrolmen haVe ftw
years' experience While 0ne netghOOrlng
departments have an average experience
fidor' Ot iess than a year fer patro'knen.u
Rot>itajlle uplained 1n· detail 1he lhily
he has made in police structure; bow
be tormed a loorth divisj?R to handle
penonoel, removing it from the patrol,
services and detectlve divisions.
"We've pot our men on four-day, 16-
hour . shifts so more ~U"ol unia are
on the streets during the peak crime
ho;urs during the evenings:."
At one point he cracked a joke about
(Stt POLICE, Page Z)
Devil Worship Bench Studies New Taxes
Experts Call~ T F" . ··c· .. , C .. lliMmd~rQ.se ~ i:, ~ :7 i~~~~~ :1v,1c .: .· .~nro,r
. .. .. • · • , II)' ALAN DIIWN, : > ' • bualnou ,lnse -·
· llj J08N VALrilizA "',,.._ --' ' ' , ,Horton claimed the propoaa1B woii1d °' "' -""' -The IMIJlhlY !rub colleelton fee Ip double the revenue to be derived ln>m Pollet~·• W'i .. 'from Lao !1>1111..,._Beoch_io,,P~ · . the.,.._ communlty and that tbe ~-IDd Sip J'Nrda.<o today. were 'Jbere · may be a .~ ~· •• 'od "'fonDulaOon mates Jn •de q 11 a t e ·-"~ Into ~---~ lnv~•-t•-of --"•M•-· . , ~ for dlllerences ln.pri>llt mar· ~ --~ .....,. ~ ... --~· tax Is ~t ,In the ~ gin befween cJ..... of buslness."
bn.<tally'butcherec!'Mrs. Floi'ence Brown and the Oiamber of·~ ls umap-The chamber objected to the !Wf
after an· attorney's assertioas Thursday PY wl.th proposals for a ~ tiµiJMa ' reco~endaUon to exclude the oil m.
of a devil wcnbip ritual ~ pa111 Jevy. . ·1 , dustry' fi-om the gross receiP,ts fee and
of her body. ~ were the Issues. ~. ou,t U!e a 2 cent. barrel tax, claiming this
But Sant4 Ana lawyer Lawrence Garn-by a study aession 1l1UrsClay nlllJI. on.. proposal was lnconslsleot with the
ble slid bis · citent and ouspect In tlie llnandng methods r.r new c!Vlc faclllUea. ' recommendation of · the Systenis and
slaying,. Stephen erai(i 'HUrd, 20, did The outcome was th.at the .cpllilcil . Oata Proce.ilng Q>mmJtee which
not participate in the alleged Satan will meet with the chamber's bUslileu ltudied financing methods.
wonhlp ,ritual In Cleveland llaUonal committee at 7:30 p.m. \\'.~,July ' -added that the Chamber bas
Forest with the· heart, lungs and ann 22 lo lrqn out dill"""'°'• Ind ~ called a meeting· of bmineJS leadm
o1 the b!uni41e adloolteai:ber last June will be a public heaJinl , on Ille tax for nm Wedlle.day to .,licit comments
3. PJOllOlllsat7,30p.l!)"Aug,S. · 1, on the plan:·nie city will meet with
Gamble.' who rep-Hunt,' the &!(<Ire finance llindor,Bea,Arli>e!lo . chamber repreaeotatives a weet alter
.neged.leader-of-s«ts of a rovq band welt over bis prowsals wtth.~qif:rl1 thi.1 aession.• :· ~
of -elesa youths, also d<o!led lo • chamber ol "'mmer~· lelter. obi«lilii 'The po«sibilily or "" -lo Ille
reporters that his client, wbo en~ to the changes was read. ' trash fee: was revealed by Arguello when
a plea d_ innocent in. coo.rt Thursday, The letter, signed by chamber pre&i. he disclosed that Rainbow Disposal Como
either. killed or mutilated Mrs. Brown. dent Peter Horton, expressed the group's pany was seeking to renegotiate Its con.
Hurd was only an onlooker, Gamble "nonconcurrence" with the proposed tract: W!th the city; The present monthly
said. charge ts $1.50 'of which RaJnbow receives
'Ille entire aspect of the evisceration $1.50, , · .
and dismemberment of tlie body baa HB Trustee Pos·t . Arguello said that ·Rainbow Wanta the been a dark area in the case for weeks. fee raised to $1.80.
And now that Gamble's commenls have In the ·figures he presented, Arguello
been ·~ed. Sheriff's Lt. Richard Dral<e Election Nov. 3 ~~-that the clty, would face a $287,000
-.... i.agt: Jn fmancmg if 00 barrel oU said, the Satanist aspect of the murder tax was bnposed. _
will be the target of an lntemive police Officials of the llunUngton Beaoh City ''.II we plan to look at the oil lndu.tiy
Jnvestigation. Sch>ol District have cori'inned Nov. 3 strictly as another form of buainess,
"We already have called in a captain as ttle election date to fill the trostee then • • • . we co~d expect sometbJrie
on the Los Angeles Police D'l"'riJneot acat lelt vacant by Roger Andenon. in, the, ncighborilood of $14,000 a year.
recognlJed as an expert ln . the field The special trustee's election will be If we me the oil pnxtucUon licenl!le
of Satanism, and we probably will &eek combined with national elections on the fee at 2 centS a barrel, we could expect
more advice fn:m otber cities, becawe same day. SOO!edllng in the nei~ of.'300,00I) Caodidate.1 who live wtl:hJn the a .year,'' Arguello reported. ;
we have no c:me an our force dil!ltrict's boundaries must file fcr,fhe The uUllty tar, sucgested to take the li~~~teab.· le on tlU oubject," aald the aeat between July I& and•Sept; 10. Sept, loan. of a 5 percent monthly surcharge
~~· 10 is also the last -vat.rs In the on all utility bills, was dlscuooed aa
Ironically, Drake, who is beading the district can register to cast a ballot an alternate.reveriue SOUrce.
investigative burea11 of. the department for the trustee election. Arguello e!timated it would ·bring In
while Capt. James Broadbelt is Vaca· Anderson resigned from the bo(ird last $1,086,000 a year.
tioning, was the victim « a ahotgun montfJ after winning a ·trustee pasition 'Alis tax was ,toot!?d as one that would
attack m his house 'IllW"9day night as on the Oranae County Board of_ E.duca.. tilt the homeowner, apartment resident,
(Set SATAN, P•ie !) tion. (See NEW TAX, P•ae Z)
1 • DE8B IE1FUi.LER, SYLVIA PREpc>RS, ROlll!RT ELllS (JiROM LEFT) TRY 'COIRA' POSITION
. Y .... May Bo• Ill°" Iha lldarly SW., lut•She S Ill Ha!M Charm
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'Ibo brief -Cll lo die -..._ ol 1111 PUC Codo 11111 -a>urt-. •
•A -by lbe PUC en lbe niquool
for nl>ollrq ii not ~ for "• manlb .. two," MXXlfdlnc. to arrolt
-· plbllc --... for tli< PUC. .
'"1111 ...., par\y -u, appeolo our
-11111 -for, • rehearing. u aOod eauie is 'lhown K will be rrmt«t.
but In moot <mm pl CIUlt U not
.liown aod Ibo appeal is daed."
,. Jn Ml JllM IS dectM, ~ lt
.ayo "~ -~ "" CftrooF FeilnJa:Y of tllll year, the PUC
1111 ooly appMed the $179 mlUloo ...
,.._, but 4,,.:led -lo ''boP °"**1dklD .......... " ' "Edlllm . ii _ .. __ w
' -~~tli!aWI~ --·:To eou,p.ttract tbl1, KQIMlt ""8ht 11111 -pvm anlboilll lo dolllld _, •• pooltlon -.. Ibo AP<::D
-w -11'1*11 .... '• dao(aJ " • ponnll for Ibo 1\11111
ud Ille rlPI to "" • -oo to blocl: GplDlloo ol --beata-
ash' Leads ·• o :M~Rape
A 24-7_ lliiillqloa _ -
COiia M• pollet a -........ .
ol cauotn& a --• ... ...., bor ID hllllllcdloawiJ fildoJ,
--allt llod aalnltn11ou111 blrcaraow--ai -ant Oboal S:a ..,,.. ID
aft11baltbi...,Wlo,_,.
(Ii ........... -l>alnpor. ~!lo -I occumd, Iba llld, 11111
6.e llopped al a neu!J1 -atalloo
--· ooly lo be -by the ..... who spoke with • curl, --l : 6lil1 rofUslng lo belle" a col!Jllon
lad OC<UJTed, abe llld die ... -lim !Ill car lo go lo police lleadquat1sl,
-.i the man Ihm dnlve lo 1 darhned
....... by.
;.'Iba 101>b1nc victim rtlunlod to the 4'n1co ataUoo at llOt Harbor Blvd.,
~ an allendant ca1lod PoUce. who
... lold Ibo bad --ool " ·---·-·
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OAANll COA&T PIJILUHIMG (:cw:P.AlfT
J•Mit H, 'W ...
~-,...;...,
Jttll I, C11rl•v v...,.,.,..... ..... ~ .......
11ri•111•• ic .. .,u -1\M•• A. ,.,,,., ..
#11 .... llW ··-Alt• Dirki11
......., 0..,... C-tr E•IW
' Al'9ert W, lttM --................. OfRM
11111 ..... •~1 .... ,..
....... ......,_, P.O. ._ 7t0, t2MI . --: t..-..... 1t:llflwWA-,
(:MM ... , ........ '"·~~ ••• ......,. .... ,." ... ..... .. C:...-• .... II C.-. ...
alaU clam up the -croated by tile comt rullna," Mille< told lbe cowic!L
Slate olficllls ... not ..... u the
cut declaion really means that a aimple
majority " Iha voters ... -• bond •l«tioa, or H Jeglalaton m&lll write ,_ Int m the uject llld haVt them
appoyed by wl<n, MIU" explained.
"It will tab at lealt llx DlClihs before
tbe court decisiioo ii clear," Miller said, :U.\o~.=:--
* * fl'te• P-.e I
NEW TAX~ ••
and i-•·-1111 equalJJ but II w• r:'::.:t!r.tbat it mlld bt ctllt!y
Fat h homeowner who pays an
.. .,.... o1 f30 • month fer utlllti..,
U 1'0llld Mid 111 to hll tu bill a year.
Arlliello infmned tbe """""-that -.,_ tl>ef adopt !DUii bring In $1.•.ooo • ,... u bond ~
for the civic -llld Ubrary.
lit n.nd ·til al.' --rate oo fll.5 mllllon worth ot bonds over . ,.....
8-Slal<o, • "'"' ...... '!tent and
-" Iha p-.. Commloolcin, llld lbet ezponoioo " Ille Soo-. Odoc• Edfa plant may lob ...
ol 111e poobl1111.
He Mtmtted M e1f*'llioa would
brillC In -llM,OOll • ,_ fnllD
b ca•••·
BUS IJNE •••
-a:plalnod.
'J'bo -... Iran -pofota In
.... -" lbe city -Gner Park, lflrlly Part and Hopevlew School.
'Ibe charge was 50 cents each way
wilfl d>llclftp under IJ PoY"8 35 C<!!ll.
Qty ----the plan, .. Pftl 11111 -Dlprbnert
wt4>01aiod, and .. dld tile -and locsl t:instno•es.
Tai thouaand Oym -die the
bu& -...... ci-bulod tfno"'1 .
... ==-end-.and .ilii :10 ~were~ up
by -al -In the rmh
" tile city. ••we ooaJdn't blw noelved more
heip," Mr&. Gelll1er .id.
"We bad lo ba" Ille -bill full ID breU 1V1D." • waS <11. 1-rhe
-o1 It -lillalll m,. been bigll ""' fl .. bad made • • quorter ,..
woo111 ..... bad 1o have an the -
fldl .... e..., trip." .
Mn. Gelaler ~ thet then "'"
IJ,OOQ ~-balOOM 4th . and llllh
iPlde -..... ndlua " the . ~ pololl. ' ' ·-' ..
. ;l'W• ~loll .It. io.t ._ "i'" a
...... '6.tn ·lfD .--got ~ noi lbll badlJ," Ille ail<!.
• ..,_ wllo -. Ibo -'""" In ~lo. I--m·a bo1 ~ l!l!JOUY ................ " ~~=-~.s==~ ~--~bf·~-· • .. -..._ ~uno1· Wl'P"O' -.,, .. « _,, --• ... -. . .
. ~ boo -WMI\' maldlit oi$mc al that price, •·be added.
"Whal'• dbappoinllni fl lbal tile ttac-
t.lon WU 90 great before we got It IO!ni·
Ptople ~ calling us up and aaymg,
'W'1f', wt. does it start't
"Well. It llarlod and It &lopfled. 11
jtat m..w UJlt there are an awful
lo< " kldl up -· jullt ..... -from h oee1n, 1lbo don't want to
.. 'lo Ille beoch."
Registration Set
For New Students
flllldGI -lo Well Ohnp County
-arlOd lo --..., for fall
-In IChools ol the Hunlinl1oo
-Union 111&1> School DUbicl. ac-torllnl lo Mu L. Forney, ..,.tn--A -will be en cMJ lrom I a.u1. to 1 p.m. Mcnlayl UV.Ugh
P'tldoys at eocll of the ftve biib schools
to ... 1s1 -In plamfn& their -grams.
Studeots who tab advanlage ol the
Cllll>(ll1lml1J lbould a..id much wallinl
In Uno ---lbil fall, "'" oordinC lo achool -Ead1 -II advllod lo call tllelr
local bllb -lo vwif)' lbelr ~ ---~to-·~ ~Hunthicloo -Umoa HIP
-Dlltrlct ........ dtl• " -lbc1all Beach, Fauolafa Valle7, Wllll-
-end Seol Belcll.
SALT Adjournment
Awaited in Vienna
VIENNA (\JP!) -N. the Str1tqlc
Anni !Jmltatloo Ta1kl (SALT) "&I>
J><"Ocbao al both lid., bave booome
delrw,"-~ llOUl"I* aid todlJ,
'lben WU lO almolpbert ol 1""11 '""" en 11ow 1cmc the vi-lllb will Jut.
l'l>lltfoll "'*'-1 upoctod .. adjourn
--altar toc111'1 2114 SAL-T
-ol Iba Amerlcao end -
-'1aten. but .. -won! -·
'A·Bones' Ride Again
Judge checlt..er!!f 1931 Deltl%e Roadster at sixth
annual conoention of the Model A 'Fon! Club In Mil·
waukee. In background is lll.10 Engli.sh Fon!.
Convention opened Thunday. About 500 vintage cars
are on display. Many were driven to the conven-
tion by their owners. •
f'toottt Pqe I
SATAN WORSIDP •••
Business Sales
Show Increase he and his family slept. El Cariso Vllll(e jull Into Rivtraldo
But Drake said the -.C oeemed County put the ()rep County line. F H '
"In no way" relaled to his work on It was lbere lhat !Ira. Bnlwn's romalna or untington
tie bisarre cue of !Ira. Brown. were dumped Into a mano.._ .,.. ... But
Drll<e, who admltled his shock at the objects In tile userlod sacrifice 'lbere'a suppooecl to be a lllump, bot
the attorney's commenta, aald revelatioos were not found. retail sa1el a Jluntington Beach did
such as the ritual sacrifice assertions And police teletypes clilpatched the not rellect ll last year.
were poteotlally damaging and I"" day aftor the dboovery ol the body In fact bu.<lness ales Increased 21
judicial. by • blk!I' '"'""'"ed Ille --Ind .. ....-. -· perceat over the volume for the previqus Drake however, did reveal that 30me the membe!' which were missing. year.
.. ........_.. ... -u .... ue activity must have Hurd, DOW awaiting trial for both the -.... ....,, _. .. a .... , "'"" -·~...., •·--:_ _ _.. f th El T Brown butcberq 11111 the hakhet •-1-•~ -es W. $143,f72,000
accompanied the ~Ulg o e oro murder of aervice Ration manager Jerry tn 1989 compared to the total of
toacher because o1 the CUlditloo of the Caclln, 21, wllo died Juno z, "aays be IUS,401,000 fer l!IM.
body. is afraid the devil will not like Ille William J ; Back, the city'1 ecooom1c
"I'm not trying to be grialy °' In-Bible boin( there In bla jall cell," Gamble development olflc<r, figures Iha &ales ln-
tmdonally bkarre, hut everyone who sakl, "And be teUa me the devil is crease resulted in a "gift" of f4.G
saw Mrs. Brown'• remains oo the nlcbt telling him to lll1ff ldmseU out." for the average householder -the •1glft''
t1>e7 were cllJcovered wu couvlnced that "The odlers, Hun! aays, talk up devil being the amount ol money tJfe city
,....thing ,..., strange had --w~p in private, but _talk it down would have 1¥"1 lo ralae fer municipal
led Ibo murder -canolba1lsm wam 'I In piblfc: • .Hurd clahm be nelly operatiom bad relaU sai.s not incftasod.
ruled out. either, be uJd frankly. believes in the de'9'il," the lawyer added. The aales ino'tue lrougbt a gaia
Lt. Drake, who played • leading tole Thus far the alleged principals in tho of $2'10,0'll lo Ibo city, treasury in 196l
in llndini inlonnatloo on locatloo of ldlllnp lacing court action art: over l!IM, ICCOnllag lo Back.
the K-bar military knife allecedly used -Hurd, a alender-faced drifter who He pointed out that tbe city received
In the al•Ylnl. the mls!lng car of Mn. generally tived out ol can befont bla Brown arid l.he bloody murder scene arrest in a barn near Norco. HJs a total of Sl,434,720 from the state u .
in I~ said the Satanist element never preliminary bearinC was ICheduled for ita share of sales tax money raised
had cropped up In boun ol talking JulY ai. through sales In Huntington Beach.
with Hun! end foor othm faciq charges -Oir1s1op1ier "Gypsy" G~, 17, 'Ibis $1.1 million is the equivalent of
1n the murder. whose Jawyers in PorUand, Ore.. are a tax rate of nearly 41 cents per $100
POIJCE ...
the •rlr• 'can and t1lelr re!alloa 'lo
a *tlP in traffic citaUons.
"We. asked our pat(<llmen why !hoy
.... ,.... dtltloM. ,,,.,. 1Dld ~
'NoboclJ -dare ~ Ill 11111 ......
Every Ume they turn ~ aimer they
• a black and whlte m:d\'."
"A corresponding drop in crimes bas
como from the incre..00 pab;:ols,". It<
· said. ... And we ·have the lowest U\U'nber
of policemen J"" popolalion in Orloge
County."
"B.ecause of the r1lpid growth we have
to innovate, come up wj;t,lt new solutions.
We Oipended S.llser's Sandmm Into the
Special Enlorcanent Detail, and I thlnl:
· when it's over ' yoo'll see we have a
good record on it." ..
"We also establistted a court halSOn
man who calls patrolmen. when they
must .appear in court. In the past we
have had as much as 50 pel"Ct'Dt of.
our petrobnen in court, Waiting fw cum:
to ccme up."
Robitaille, who gave .a !tralgbt, clear
Wt, explained the diff..mc. bet•-
publfc ..iatioos and community relallons.
"We want good public rtlaUans. Wbm.
we do things we want the eommuntty
lo know IL But I do not believe ft
is the mpoD<ibllity ol Ille· .,..,._t
to try to sway or convince dissidents
-It's a waste of. effort."
Minor reviaiom in the department. bave
saved the city large amounts of money,
Robltal1le aid.
One eumple wu tile blring ol the
UC, lrvlne graduato -.its I n
chemistry to wort part-time on the 1den-
tlfication of narcotics .
"Wh<n we used the Orange CGllnty
Crime Lab we lost one-third of our
narcotics cases because they were too
busy .. gel lo court in • reucn.able
amount of time. And now the salaries
of -three chemists cost the city
l<SS 1han II used lo cost lo ~
narcotics .-...,. lo the crime Jab." '
"All of our accompllshmeot. would
beve -. tmposstble without the mpport
ol the community," llobllaille told Ibo
IO Cllamber memben.
"We've never asked anybody tn this
city lo uncooditiollall aupport your Joell
police. But we will do everything poalible
to earn your re.peel end support."
Queen Elizabeth
Backs Ecology
"l can bonestly say that U never waging a pitched court battle fighting assessed valuation, according to Back.
entered into the coavll'Sationl to aey the youth's utradlUon to Orange County Th.at would be about $24..00 for the owner YEU.OWKNIFE, No r l h we• t Ter-
noliceable potm," be laid. where he faces adult char&es of murder~ of a &24:,000 home. ritorles {UPI) -Queen Elizabeth warned
What did arise, however, be W!, waa l:idnoi>. Northern Canadians that go...-.....t In
the trigger which allegedly set off Iha. -Herman Hendrick Taylor, 17, • Ex C I mh" En ~~of p1~1 •• ":l":...~1!! 6ia,.n m Sond CazlJoo Road the Ii· dr1ner picked up lo Norwal1t ....,al • 0 O Jan voy ' -~ .,.,. ternoon or June s. weeks .aco booted oo murder-kidnap development of the unspoiled oorthlands.
Drat said aDeged.ly char T G The Queen's warning came late 'llms-~:i ~tbs.;..... •u .he dnlve 1,:; _.::.,.. c. "M-" Hulle, is, o1 aken by uerrill~ day in a rar.we11 address at Iha end
a freeway offramp &i J1A ineelini , Gardm Gtvve, lmpllcaled in the bl~ · " of Iha Royal Family's vflit lo the
and wantod her --bad l death " Carlin and _, " fl' fnllD eo=.:'· ~'°:laM~r -F~°'.:~ N::.T~i:'"R.ya1 Family -e ltalled. · "!.!"' : the station where the college student ~...., c::L.:.-lo h Id '"'t • w.. Londono y U>ndono, was ti d nape d to leave Yellowknile t'oday for Fort Mrs. Brown then ~. ·~·i--ce ' a ...... manager 1 •-· ---~-b rrill ho d--~ed chill thei f -• 1on tbe obvkius unkempt ~·of the --Convicted mwijuana po 11e 110 r ~uwoua.Y Y gue as w QJKUIU Olur , r i.rst stop on aw-.· g
•·-• Mellnlt Daniels II who w• booked !200,000 ninoom, police aooo<mced today. tour of Manitoba marking that province's ~ru . char, ' he d '-~-57 was abdu~~ when he centennial. '"nlat was the trlgpt -whea the on accessory gts all s serve l.AllNl.alV, • ..,..~
\1ctJm told them she wouldn't g1w ber her seventh day of a six-month sentence was goiilg to his coffee farm near "In some parts of the world suiou.,,
tar to a bunch of dirty klcb. wht peed on the grass rap. She was in Orange Manlzales city, l~ miles from Bogota. damage to the natural environment has
a be.th and balreut," Drake retealed. COJnty jail when .!he was implicated. 'l1le guerTill.as, members of the National already been done. In th.ls territory,
,•1eut ijurd uld nothinc, to us1 Sin.ta A J6-yeaN1ld juvenile whose name was Liberation Army, a pro.Cutro group, large tracts of land arxl water are still ~ {police) or Rlvonldo (ibortll'• not rtleued !sees tile ame occessory· ""'t a lelter lo Loodono's family ~ unspoiled," the Queen said in her ad-
ddedtv•) lbeut the acUvit1e1;••· Drake af=te::r-a:...:..<::elooY::::::~cha=':::I!"':::..· ______ r_or_the_ri_•noom_. _________ ....., __ • ----------
added. . ' ReporU fnllD Gamble,. wbo C»Uld not
be roached for lddltlooal common! this
morning, added that his cilent 1J1d the
other defendanll wantf!i<J ·& car to go
to San l"r~ lo "villt ·Ille· devil",
poalbly Iha JNder cl I widely pibllcized
cult of Sataolsto In the Bay Aree. 'The Cat wu found burned aear U. Gato.s .
'-The -sacriflcJal ritual, toot
pi.... In a bould!Nlrewn canyon abovt
Desegregation
Oean Up Starts
WASlllNGTON (UPI) -With oc:hool
opening 1n seven weeks. the Nixon
Mmlnlstration bas begun its final push
to "cle111 up" 121 hard-core southern
dlllricll that have resisted d.,egrogatlon
since the original 1954 Supreme Court
clecree.
Aa It had tlftatened, tile Justice
Deporlm«!t filed suit Thunid&J against
the state of Mlstissippl to desegreg1te
19 ol Its 148 ochool district.. Two ol
the holdouts were expected to have ac-
ce,>lable plans by the -kend.
So<:alled mu!Udlslrlct suits -lumping
aeveral oc:hool dlstrlcta within a state
-wt.re filed against a ·'iota.I of 27
<WUict.s in · Artansu, Florida, and South
Carolina.
Nearly 200,000 students were involved
In '111.ursday's action -9S,137 or them
black, 81,1911 of wtmi a tt en d e d
oegregaled schools last yesr .
Asalstant Altwney G<neral J...U
Leonard, chlel of tho Clvll Rights
Division, prunisod ...... suits, poalbl¥
todoy or tllll -t or out.
Berrell R. Ries
Services Held
Funeral -_.. held Thuniday for Bemoll R. RI ... a long Ume ...icient
ol Htmtinc14n Beach who di<d Monday
at the are ol et.
Mr. Rleo, who llV<d at 1111 10th St.,
wu the o._ ol Huntinlton Beech
Auto ~-Ho --to_1illtllnCton -~Iii im llld wu • membm' al
the Muoolc U>dfe and the s..tllJh Rite end ShrtDe ol Huntlnel<Jo Boach.
He 11 IUlVlvad by bU wile, MIND:
a dau&l>ter, Mn. Barbara G....U of
San llafHI: a aoo, Al• ol Santa Ana
and -gnnddllldron.
Summer
4 SIDI CHAllS ot 65 ....
1 OVAL TAIU Jst-
WITH l LU.VIS $519 C.C ..,, polol1 ....
OUR SUMMER SAU ALSO INCLUDES srucno 6ROUPS FltOM DREXtt:, HERITAGE, HENREDON,
NATIONAL, MARGE CAl\SON, HERITAGE a HENREDON UPHOLSTERY PLUS MANY OTHER LINES.
REDUCTIONS ON ACCESSORIES, LAt.APS, AND PICTURES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE.
DEALERS FOR: HENREDON -DREXEL -HERITAGE
NIWl'OflT llACH • ""''-lenll ·-1717 W-llff Dr, 642·2050 ,,_.__ AYlll•bl ........ 10-NSID Ol'IN PfllDAY 'Tll f .....,,.~.
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Fri..,, JolY 10, 197Q H
Lion. Stalkers Capt11re Prey••A Beagle
For the cnw It Lian Country, cap-
turiq .... ol .. wild -ta Ulllally
takes a Jeep, a f.,. .... and a rew
mlnW..
But caldilri& m escaped beocl• ,.
qutnie Illa -"' a cwmlnc P'nDt Buck and a pI>alilu <II wily ezperla.
Tiie u11d111111tad "!'OW of 11 (count.en)
animal _.. ..... ,a fleet ol j-llld
a trfmpri11_. IUD ftDl1ly bagge4. the
beatla In ... blDI -· the ~ new wildlife attractioD near LUure
Warld.
-And the Jameo Gallamore fimll1 o1
"Mr. B." pve Die Lion Counlry braa
a migraine tieadache lasting througtl the
week: alter he fled from the special
kennel for visitor pets at the compound
as an aJde brought in IOlne water.
"111e famllY. wu malt dlltraught , ••
understandable,"' a spokesman said.
"What we worried about the ~
was if. hunger and thirst would drive
him to get Into ... pert.
"Had be gone Inside he would have
heeo nothlnc "'°"' ..., an hon
d'oeuvre b' the IU~ we have here,"
u ... tinpon Beach are lla!JPy qain at Lea R home with "Mr. B,'" Ille family pet Ve8 etftat
who allpped out ol a Ll'"1 Country Kennel ..
1a1 w..-• 111a fatnn, vlllted 111e ' _
pert. ·T s M. .
-.. .llia lmmadtaey-<11-ll>a.----J.Jear-1L-S--on -issing,· staff at LlClll Country set out after tile .J
bowel, but be led them meny cbues . ' '
" .·
:eg.~;·:~ Judge Orders Arresi
Ille dog duded tljem.
By 'lbtrsday "Mr. II." bad been 100!&
in tl>e hills for Uiree days and tile
1ituation had grown criUcal.
Si.llteen men In their zebr•strlped Jeeps
set out once more on dog-country safari
and amid shouts of "tally-ho, the hound,''
the sighUng of Mr. B. turned into a
full-scale pursuit.
F1na!Jy cornered and a bit wild, the
growling hound was ready £or capture,
but his spirits were more aggressive
than the huntsmen bad flg\ftd.
.
-led to Ille !Int lnkllml ht;
Nancy Nelson had loot one <II bs -'
'!be judge who granted probaUoo to notorious probatlooer>. '
the son of DCCorious Dr. Ttmotby Le.ary Judge McMillan could hive impoeed '
has ordered his immediate arrest after a state priaoo sentence c:n 1..-ry iut ·
leernin( he b no l<qer at a ]llctut..que June ZI, but he a<eepted recom-.
reli&ious retreat for ex-drug users in mendationa based an hil IO-dl,y abler n; ·
the Sao Juan Capistrano aiea. tion period at the CaUfGmia CarredWW;
Jobn B. Leary, 21, who went before IMtitUte for Men at Chino. .~
Superior Court Judge Byron K. McMillan Defense attorney Irvin Cooper, the Re9.
less than three weeb ago, is charged Rapaport, and Miss NelacJrl all Kid ~
with violation of probat.ion. was oJ)timiitic about a d:ruc.free ~
HAPPY ENDING -Rescued Beagle, Mr. B., gets
acquainted with lion cub after.harrowing experience
at Lion Country Safari. From left are Robert Norris,
Lion Country's senior game warden; Teresa Bailey,
12, a friend of Mr. B's owner, and· Debra Galle--
more, who ts holding her prodigal pet.
Wllb a pop from tile trusty tnnqulllzer
K\ll with Its hypodermic missile, "Mr.
B." took a well4eserved nap.
After some tender care for sore paws
and -h7 the residtut vet at
Uoo Country "Br. B." went home in
tl>e arms ol a doting ll<bra Gall....,..,
H. He'a dolnl juot fine after the ordeal,
Safari opoteam Ilk! -.redly Tlln-
Judge McMJUan allowed youna Leary of achievement 8.nd adaptation to a mar.
to stay at the ranch operati<n founded atructured society.
hy Rev. Max Rapaport, ol Ille Church "He has shown ....., wtIH-It
ol Siil Clemenle, a faclllty near Ortep Chino and I Jmow that tl>e boJ lo.
Nearly All ms Own
Norton. Sirrwn Disclnses
Race Cost $2 Million
SACRAMENTO (AP) -lndustrlaU..t
Norton Simon of Los Angeles bas
repcrted to tile ,_.ary ol stale that
be apent nearly $2 mlllioo in his lasktitch
campaign to win the Republioln U.S.
Senate nomination.
Nearly all of it wl! his own money.
Simon ..,..X tliree times as much ,.
his successlUl OJll'OOOll~ lnoumbeut U.S.
Seo. Cl«qe ~ (M:alif.)
TllO npqria llltd wtth Secrellr7 of
Slale. H: l'. SUilivan -Slum l!pefll
$1,91:5,291 compored to Muz1il>:y"s "'37,'1'1.
Muq>hy faces Rop. Jolm V. Tunney,
Drmocrat from Rlvenldt, In the -al
dec<loo. '
Simon's contributims totaled the same
as bis expenditure. Of that, he and
his wife cortributed a com bin e d
$1 ,885,254. The rest came from about
500 penons.
Simon spent more than $1 mllllon in
radio and television advertising.
Tunney r<parted recdvill( "30,Tll and
~$SU,'IOZ.
Simon aJrpriaed polltlcll -.e .. by
stepping into tbe Senate race against
Muq>hy OD Ille )ast dly ol filing ill
Mardi. ·m. Mall ....... v ..• llbndoa
odvertisU>g OD ..-, lelevlsian and
new;pwpers.
M...,,cy -by IJ mill1oo voles to 15t,oot. ' ,,, •
His Pt£ IUOl1 contrl:luUon to hil own
campaign wu cons!deted a record, as
was tbe total of $2.1 million spent by
he aod Mluphy for Ille nominalion.
Dirty Dozen
Doctor Fills Agnew Watch Orders
Ordon .. pouring ~ to ao A-
pey.Iclao'1 home for his' pertlcular style
ol Spiro ,,,,_ wrlstwatd! by Ille
tbouunds and -rush crders just
came from Presldeat Nixcn's niece.
"An awful lot of orders came from
Capitol Hill too.'' says Dr. Hale E.
Dougherty, but he refused to mention
any names.
'lbe general practitioner whole joke-in-
spired. inventio• marketed by his Dirty
nine Company has ett.a\ed a nationwide
fad ud accompenying e<111trover>y aiao
heard from Agnew hlmlelf 'lbunday.
A ioo,..zpected letter -earlier
Soviets Seeking
Spa~e Stations
MOSCOW (UPI) -Tiie SOriet Unloo
will leave moonOJ&ht; IPKe ml•idoDI to
the Untted Stat• for Ille time being and
will aim IOlely at orblllnc permanent
space staUms ''withln the next few
1ears," a Soviet lcientisi eakl today,
Mstlslav Keldysb, pHlideat ol the Sov.
!et Academy <II Scleoceo, conflrmecf that
Ille Rulaians plan DO ,,_beets In the
"moon-nee." He spoke ctunng a nen c0nrerence givea by the Soyuz 9 cosmo-
nauts, Maj Gen. Andrian NikoJayev .ud
Vitaly Sevastianov.
In the -1 al "l'owaoo, Md. by Vice
Pruldont Apew'1 pencnal attorney
D<Kes DO permlaion WU &lven to me
Ille ...U-tnown mug oo Ille caricalure
watch.
"It aay1 just what Ille ~ aid
it would," Dr. Dougherty remarked.
Vice President Agnew Wanta a lllbltan-
tl.al abare ol tlle proflla Oil tl>e $1U5
timepiece donated to families of me•
missing lo acUoo « held In North Viet-
nam.
"The profit oo !Om<lhfnc lite this
baa lo be very snWl.'' aid Dr. llougjler.
ty, alu.ou,h 50,000 have nportedly been
ordered and Ille ~ rarely lfopo
riollos In their home. •
Meml>en ol the faml1y ol 12 -·Ille
lllrty no-. they are alfectloaaloly
-to neicN"n --Tbunday 1lllh SJiro Agnew walches ocatterod all
..... thllr ~ table. pnporinc anfen.
Dr. ""icherV Aid be -from tl>e Qt lo doaate mucb ol lhe prollia
to c:ha(ity, but had IOIDething lit• tbe
canoe. Fund In mind, since that -toot bfo motbeNJHaw•s life recently.
Qi•looed 'about tlle c:omget!Hoa,
American Time Co-y. ol lletroit,
-la -produclnc a tc><alled diJnlfled SJiro Agnew watd!. Ille .. year.
old physlclan back-pedaled a blL
"We weren't really tryin1 to poke
fun at the vice presideat," he explained ..
wltb a wry grin.
"Neither were we saying he's the area test plrlDG alive ...
Women Repel
Rape Attempts
With Screams
Higjlway. clelermlned to Hve a pd, cleon life,"
No me but John tary seems to Cooper told Judge McMillan, wbo .,,,;
know w""" he la today. far toogber oo f-Leary.
"[ Wn't know what's happening," said Dr. Leary, IO, bie: wife ~~
Ille Rev. ~. "His JlOl')le off1= SI, and Jolm were all arnot.d In lie
called y<steniay. He waa llayillg here Woodland Drive aroo ol 1-~
but I <kio't know where. he ii now." Dec. 21, 1•. in a DUoa ..,.. ....,
He IPJ>lreotly hasn't e1Caped. be bu JeCUton portrayed • a fN:YYll1 'sf U.S. BEACHES justgoneaomewbere. pharmacy. •
day nlclil
Judge McMillan laued a bench war-. Narcotics detective. !Mid they o:e,
Two women in the normally quiet com-ACCESS URGED rant earlier tl1ia -k. aaying he heard fiscated LSD and marijuana l'rClm tile
munlty of Tustin were attacked early fnm reliable sources that Lary bad vehicle. ·,.:
this morning but the screams ol both SACRAMENTO (UPI) -The moved back to his old haunts in the Dr. Leary ls curnntly servlDc a ~
frightened off would-be rapists, police Sena te today voted to ask the Woodland Drive area ol Laguna Betdt. 10 year sentence at Loi PDel MID't;.
reported. federal government to allow nubile H •-said•· und ......,. 1 .... -. c.olony.ID 5an Luis Obispo, wblle Jobn' . Officers said a 19-year-old girl parted access to California be a ~b e 1 e a_, '~ ers ......... ...._., was ltepmotber ii free on 'ball wblle ~
her car at her apartment reside..,. in selling reconla In a psydtedelfc !bop. pealing a alx-monlb Orln19 'Counly Jalb
the 15500 block of Pasadeoa Avenue ~~lt~ons~thin mi 1i 11 r Y in-Neltller l't8idence In the colcr!ul, wood-term. •
about 12:15 a.m. While walking to her The vote on the resolution drawn ed nook in lbe Art Colooy -where John wu erdeNd to JtQ It '-::
apartment she saw a man standing on up by the Assembly select conr a dru& aaeet sparked a aemi·riot 1Mt rdwblllbltion. quarters for~•
the sidewalk. mitt.ee 00 enviromneotal quality weekmd -nor haneinl. around a least several months ~ be ~:
She greeled him and walked past at was is-1. Seo. Clark L Bradley poychedellc "'°P flt weU wtlb terms cleeMbaven, -and ~-
which point be ·grabbed her ftom behind (R-San Joee}, cast the tole negative of bis prob&Uon. DerVOOS before the btndi, : =eci~.,!ercto&hesoff.,sbetold vote. <1411\~~~~call to the~ J~e~bowtVW-!t•l"•tw
' ICrUIDOd,.tlle ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~loo~ ~~~·~~ll'b8~::!.,..,.~~'"'°'~· ~1o~' ~~·~ ·~"'~!,1!'1~·~.0:~"io' ~·~· '.im·--i.: ant deocrlbed aoJy as a wttlte male, Ded.
'Ibree hours later, a »year.old wwnan
in tha IOO blodt <II llll su.et, IOveral
blocl<s from. Ille llriit "ltllct, parW lw car in a carport.
Here the smpect, al8o described as
white male, foreed his way into the car.
The intended victim wrestled with her
attacker for several minutes, screamed
and he fled.
Police said the deacriplloos ol die two
weuld-be rapisb are '"very sketchy" and
tbet they cao ,.. no tie-in betweeu Ille
two attempta,
UC Irvine Coeds
Get It Together
Two UC Irvine ..,_, roa11:r do
things together. Mn. NllllC)'. Petenon and
Mn. Marlene Belfort are both graduale
atudeets atudyin& molecular blolot!Y,
Their husbands are both qineers.
Monday, the ...... -had bableo exactly two houn ..,.rt.
Jenoif>r Am P-wu hom at
$: 19 p.m. Her father iJ an qineer
at LTV ReMeJ'Ch In Aneheim.
David Emit Belfort WU bc.-n at 7:11
p.m. His lather b an qbleeT with
kltropower Lahonllorieo in Newport
Beoch.
Coast Highway
Wreck Hurts 3
'nlree -le --lnjur.d and their .-r aev~ damaged TI11nday
lliilllt when ~ -lnlo a leltplme pole Cll Paclflc Coast Highway near
tlle weotern dty limit ol HunUngton
Beocb.
. Olflcen said driver Martin A. Hronec,
18, ol Malballan -· appnntly tum.
ad b!i -around to flllY ~
to a JI Ms l!DC« when the accident oo-
curred.
flrmec and two others Jn the cer,
Neal Wallace, 2$, and Mite Maible. 24,
bolh ol --· ...... treeted .. 81111¥>1 lniel'clxnmlDty booi*al
and releaaed.
TM cnifly 1hoppon i.. watch11 and -111 end nl-
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It WIU the: first such conference open
to representatives of the world press
since the cosmonauts eoded the space
flight that aet a record for enduruce
last J une 19. They complimented U.S.
astronauts as well as Soviet cosmonauts
!or providing them with technical exper.
ience and said they were in good health. Se~ Marionettes
Doluxe portable ot...o
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IS STUCKETH
OCEANSIDE (AP ) -A 300-
powid block <II l"" fell against James Richman, and It wu a
hall-l>our lat..-Thunday bd ....
firemen could tree hlJn. Ric:hmaa,
SS. was operallng a lift in an
Ice plant wilen Ule Ice slipped
'1!1 the elevator. Jle was ireated
and roleaood at a hoopltal.
Accompanied by lfllllic Of
Tcbaiiovtty'1 popular "Nutcracker," the
"Ccnctrt in Mlniature," a complete
mariooette !healer produclion will . he
shown -•voral tlm<o dall7 .....
Inc the run "' tile "" r .. uva1 <11 Arts. July 17 -.... AqllOI !O.
The -will be beld in Ille F..ilval ol Arla Forum, adj.-to Irvine Bowl.
The charmlnr fantasy ltetu>a a mqtc
ball« wttll 1"*1 puppela N the
ballerinu, led by 1.be· "prlma," a
chartrttlse butterfly portraying the Su1·
ar Plum Fairy. Other performers In-
clude a romantic foest mouse, a maJesUc
moequtto tnaharaj1 with a colorful
retinue of cossack ants, a rrtghlful spider
nemed Lqree, aod a ninfllil all./Jaa
orcbeltz"L
'!be charactm are portrayed In an
enchant<d forest wltll flan! ._,
-. and tulips, u.t sing .. lhe
cbo<Us.
Tllls production la acclaimed the moot
'POPUiar of the marlonttte master, Rene.
It -played at tile Seallle World'• Fair
where overflow a\KlicQees abowed up
to see it.
Rene and bis puppets have been teen
featured on I.be Ed Sullivan •nd Dave
Garroway shows the Las Vegas strip,
and leadin1 supper club: acrosa the
nation. HJ.a productions have also been
louded In the Orient and Soulb America.
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Po-ia Whl'"'-41' ol Macd ...
field. England arrived 15 minutes
early ~or her new job u a telephone
operator and 100D was .confident she
had mastoi:ecl the firm'• switch-
board. ~ the flist call, she
conlidenUy_ toljl the man on the
other end, "Sorry you've got Iba
wrong number." The man insisted
ho had the-right ooe. and Pamela
slowly began to realiZe she was in·
the wrong office. She said a work ..
man bad directed her to the wrong
address. She was supposed to re--
port to work at an .olfice across the -•
Tht Detroit Parlu oft.Cl Rtcrt·
ation Department Wtdnudav
closed fiot dowrttoum ptWlic rest-
rooms for lack of atttndanct.
"Very hontstlv, tht mt ha.I not
been hi ah in th tu locations,,.
Richard Fanning, cusi.stant su~·
fntt'ndent, Jaid. Two ouUJ#ng
public comfort 1tation.s wtrt al·
1a closed in cm economr drive.
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Egypt Jets
Shot Down
Says Israel
By VNrl'Ell Plll8 JNn:llNAnoN.U.
-llld till' plloll at --~ Ml<lllJ In. ''qlti and-· . ......_. -.. ~cw'*" ..i
thin cm---lllt·e 'ottwo
day ., attacto ICllalt Eapllu -'
pcoillonl. ~ ..... llo ,.... bit In
dlbe-..U-.-
'No Strings'
Reward Offered
For Mayor's Kin · Victor Lupton, rT, ol London :went
cm bis honeymoon Wednesday -with 35 girls, HiJ bride Margaret, LANSING, Nlcb. (UPI) -· An
Z1. bad brought along 34 teen-age -'5,000 mnrd -no lllrlncs .girls from a scllool where &be used ~ has been offered for the ale
ID leech. Margaret had a year-old ntuni «·i.in. ltui•'"P"• 11. '!be
commitment to take the girls on a blonde .._.,..... cl I ...... • lormor
holiday at Ibis time. lll!l)'OI' -~ by • nibber from . .j-l!>< '"1liqlle lkn-ahe Wll a clerlL • A.-.. police --no troce
Robert Schiltz of Quim Fran GI -Mw•••ct•• -father ii per, ce r.nne. 1-.. *""' Mu E Mum-told a court Tuesday be bUJ'J(led lngheo, er .i bor li>dldor ~
five houses !Jecause he want~ to as a .Neero male abaut zs' years old
return to pnson to put on wetgb~ .... log darti -..i a -., bat.
He said Bince bis last release from Miss ~ -forced to ac-
iaii be loot 15 pounds while working .,,._ a ""'*' who held up
at an -t Job and he wanted· tile Gan.,..., gift tbop for·"° alter ahe
,...gM bad< agai.o. lold ,him .. -'t -ci..co l<r
• • $1111111, -l>olloe llld.
: !Ale '!1lurllly, -..,_., plofod a tape _,,.,. by Emle.-.
ll1mdrid. oj '1.,.;• l>abr c:ldc-
Mu w~ n 1'0U&c for dt'Uony
ThUf'$doJI to F-reru;h Pnridnt
Georvra PomJrido• ond ltlftiNr oJ Agrl<ultur< Jacq1"s DuMMI~
dilpotcll<d bv p-0u1trv gr,,...,.,
in ioutht"cuttm Framt protts&-
ing tht' low prict of tpgs.
... -local ,lilOct - -.. ..-... ----lier ... illf• -.. --bit Wlli""'e .•. ,.~o·· t _'; r bJ' ........... ti __ ... _
'°'™lien. "] Will dlllvw ... mti:lq, ..
Boonil: laid. "Plemt ~ --• my
• Asllevllle, N.C. Sherill Hany P.
Clay led newsmen and raiders
Tue!day to an area hiJ m• bad
&laked out for three ween In an
effort to capture growers of mari-
juana. No arrests were made but
82 boolthy martjllllla plants were
found-and tho &beriff estimated
they bad been wahnd within 20
minutes o! the arrival of the raiders. e Kalla Kona, H8W1lli Police Cap.
tain ~George lranon Wednesday
noted a fire truck zig.zagging down
the highway -not beading IC>Ward
any particular fire. He followed it
and soon arrested Terry L. Good·
win, 26, Portland, who , officers
said, had taken the truck from the
ail'Port for a ride. e
Thtt1't'1 broke f1'lto c E1'ethaw
England bu.Uding site and stole ~
fligh& of V>OOden stairs, police
said.
home." '
'!'lie nwani was cblatod _.i,,
polii:a .icl. 1lme bid been DO -
dil1--II --.cl, pollol oalil. ~topoloo.llamm.......i
... tbop .. II* -copilal dV'• __ .... _,,....and pd:od aul _____ ..........,..
aaJd ... ooold Jd, ..... Illa Sii till,
he puDed .... and -bor and
.... -11111. a,-E. Gt!...,...
.. lie ...... lloor.
'Uove It or Leave'
Threatened in Suit
MT. HOLLY, N..J. (AP) -Burliagtoo
Cow!ty offidals have beeo tilrulHed
with a lawsuit became thly on!ettd
American fllg doc:all~ the llogon
.. Our Flag: Love It or IA!aw:" placed
oo all coun~<iwned vebiclea.
Craig Oellingw, 25, din<t« ol the
Sooth Jeney ChapW of the Committee
of Coucerned Cltiz:ens for a Sea World,
said be has --lhe Amorlcu av11 Ltbertln Union to llUl!y the
possibility ol taking legal action apillst
lhe freelx>lden.
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OOYES DllCUSS HOW PULLOUT CAN BE ACHIEVED
In Deep C..anlratlan. Sen.. 'Mulkl• (loft) and W, A..,.11 Herrlnlirt
' ,
Congress D0ve8 Meet,
Seek War Timetable
WASl!INGTON (AP) - A bipartisan
ai\Uwar coofmnce ~ by some
JOO -.n and congressnen says public
releMI! of a definite withdrawal timetable
offrn the best chlDce for a lllCCe5lful
American ult ""'" Vltlnam. A "sft and !l'T'lilc '.W.._ awil" uMer
Presldml lllsoo'1 Vletnamlzatioa pllo
"could -.America with I c:boicll
between .a bl9ody Duntht: ot nuclear
-..Jday," s.n.·AJan·Q-llld dur·
log the day-lung -'lburlday. er-. • CaJlfomia llemocrll, aid
an enemy uneertain av« wbeiber" the
u~ S111e11ru1y inltoil to-..
<llUroly ..m be t<mpled .. -•
nw.jor attack as U.S. fores decrease
und<r "'""'1i piano. •
"U they do atta<k, "" would be unsble
In Mil remlon:emeota In Wt eoougb
lo atop --and We .---.... to choose between an amphibious retreat
or fighting back on an escalated scale,''
he ackted, "even to the point of using: nuclear Weapons... .
c..fennce Chairman Arthur ~
a former opecial aide to the late Pmi-
deot Dwigj>t D. Ei9enhalnr, said "the
bealingol_.,m.isiominAmaicso
1-p abroed" with public ~
tion m a withdrawal timetable. •
W. Averell Harriman, former U.S. am-
br,1 rb to the Plril pui;e talks, said
he Is "to full accord with the c:onceptlon
that there lbould be a fixed withdrawal. ..
lie aid negotlatiom woold be aided
by ouch a step becau..e "the North
Vietnam«te do not believe we have any
!ntentioo GI getting. out GI South Viet-
nam."
Reds Free Bishop, W:alsh;
Claim Redmond a Suicide •
llOllG ltOllG (UPI) -C<imm.-
<lllo>a .....,. -,,.,..-<id American
~ Jom!I' -Wallll 1mn 11 · ,_.. ................... =---
aaJd Hlll!b --Jr., Ill, of Ymktn, N.Y., tcmmllltld. adde-in
April In Iii prison cell -be abo
w• held en 1PY cbargee:.
-·· Ymlon _ne; _ I
-al Ille -._, and llid
--the -In"""' -Coaullot ... _.,. '
WUll, a not!,. GI 0mW Md.
wl!ked """"" the border In worn khaki
-and dlec:ked llUrt. -.
aOO -lloopital ..,._ tonight
-he ,,. "Jn nmM'kably eood health"
aOO .. -.-.. -~.__.... Iii crdoaL .....,...
Dr. Teresa -at Our Laly GI
Maybxil Hoopital -lie Bioliop
is sta)'ing Wd, "he ta t ..-rbbty
good beoHh. It seems they ._,. be"1
taking good care of him In the past
four mootm." Another spotesrnaa. said
Waleh repor1ed he bad beeo lreeled Well.
"lie told me the! he bod rood food
from the American Red cro.s and -from his brothers and sisters in
Am<rlca," Italian priest Am!irooe Poletti
said. "He look"1 quite pleased, qulte
cabn and quite well and ,... tn good
aplritl."
.. , -him -be '""""""' a belicopt,er « an ~ to take
him to the hospital," Poletti said. "He
said he wool<! like an anbulsoce. I
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·Troops Struggle
·To Copte~ Crash
Delegates Leave
Youth Assembly
Capital Airport· Inundated
It's Typical Mid-summer Day for Most of U.S.
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Why put up wlth.oppreuive Apartment-can abo mean ilam.,.
kitchen heat caused by open Ina electtlc heating. Oean heat.
flames? Or by-products of • lt doesn't dirty c:urtalns.
combustion that dirty walls And iluneless air condi·
and windows? Amr all, the tioning. lt cleans and cools
Electric All• Is here. So are the air you breathe.
Medallion Electric Homea And Bomeless water heat·
an\!Apartmenta. Each induda a Ing-without a pilot, without a
modem, flameless, all-electric llue, without waatcd space. fur·
kitchen. A Medalllon liOIJIC or . tbcimore, a Medallion Home lw
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ample wiring for today'• elec!ri·
cal appliances, plus provlslona
for the electrical woodencomina
up in the all-dectric future.
Medallion Homes and Apm·
ments are available in all priQt
ranges-and cleatly a<tting the
trend. sCE
Stwtlter1I c.Jlforn/c Ediaon
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-• · , • -<>ov. William T. Cahill his • •P temporary bl>uaini, rein·
BELFAST, N<irthern i:r.,, -4,700 rounds o1 811\DlU. ·will be mablllaed In addillon troop1 min( JUin8 ~ ...., r 1 suJ11 n I In ihree oslced President Nixon to d'" s1a1e public faclllu..i "'1d ollcr
Janel (UP!)-Tbe British Army nition.-1 a .2kaliber rtne to 4,llOO pollcemeo About and aided by , llllkoplon doaU.. J ' daft th>~ Side neigbbll(. unemployl1!<Ut auistance.
'"""""""' today Ll,000 IOI· lhlt mornln(. l,llOO to 7,oot O'Oopl wUi be stopped up weapon -,. ~areas betflt"lelrcl> ~of AM>lirt Pilrlt, torn-li)o The >st made I
dters and policenen will be He said there will be a U&ht on duty la Belfut alone. .ru-oughout the province in• ed ~~ the Catholic Ander• looting and burning tot lout requ was n 1
_mobilized. in Jjorthem Ireland aecwity guard"on the border' A '*1ib went oft autside a both Protestant and Roman' ~rea and ~..Protest-da>:s lhis week, a major d.iir tclqram sent to ~ White
, to JDVeot, ~le viiilence .1'!\h the &public ol Ireland ~ aloo( Ille Prolestanl Catholic areu. ant·Upptr Falls Rljr , . '!)It• are;i, • • • HQUliO 1Tbunday evening.
at Monda)"• ~Pit ,'Mendu durtnC Ille ~ !l•M!!I Rood just bel<lre mid. lt was just 9UCh a •-both al which bordeC:: ,, ~-gOf<!?Jlor, ul Thlll'ldoy, <;afiiU'1AJ!IJ'ed the area for 20 •
rodes. Onie< pondel. HelicoJ>ll<.p.. Qight -Y" but llm'tl which·-'off viol.,,..· Field .mere P-'will -ilfler toanng.11ie'~predomin-mlmite9 II!' automobile. "It's •
Tbe ln>opl ""™" lhei< trola. will be Down owr 11'.ao-1•ere no inj&s8 pd aol)" last !rid&[,.~ ii> BeKasfs mw .. nday_ after their antly black ma !hit he ..nd perlecjly lbviooa th>.area lw
, -"""'1> foe -ble spolil. , illlgbt damaP,. • pollc.e Calhollc F.U. Road )na<dl~Bh·\Jie·cib'.,. Nixon for .~gency -~ beendl'Yutaled,"hesaid:
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Mortin s .. ,, . • F. S H _ _ _Dies·™.= ire weeps .· ome
House Aide · -· ~-'
. · ---Rl!:YKJA VIK, Iceland !UPI) R.ykjavil<. • Johann Hafsleln, minister of
In,i~nt
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-Iceland's PriniO minUiler, ~ found the bodies Justice ancl indultry ID
Dr B~-llenlidlldsson, his ol, the G:year-<>ld prLme Beoodlktsson:s <oalltloD of hi& • . · · . mimster. bis to-year-old wife own Comervative ·lbdepet".F-
In 6 (;barges
NEW YOIU( (AP) -1tJW
nearly 17 boun ol de-. ' • I ~ ...
wlle-and !heir ·four-yeor'<lld and•lhoil: gnncllO!l In the nJb. dence Party and• the Social
grandson died · wlleTr ·It fire • ble. Tlie bod!o; were laken Democrats, was expected to
razed • the ,government'.1 ~· to a chapel in ~avik. get. the job, 1 ov e r nm en t
'mer.bou:se earlJ .... y, ~-''n>e _gover~. met ht llOUretsaaid..~
pernmeot said., .. • !SJICI'~ semkiJ a few Ha f .ate i a b a s b-e e n
· 'lbe snail >(oodon house et. hoiin alter the ollicial an-Benedik!Moo's d<;>uty In the
'11iinivellir, 31 miles out.side nouncemert of tl)e ~-government and the
Reykjavik burned down bef<ri" minister's· death to pick an Independence Party for some
.f ttR<::LE
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lioo, a fedenl _c:ourl jury has
fooiid Miriln Sweig, 5"SP.'TI<i'
ed chief administrative aide
to House Speaker J o b n
McCormack, guilty of ooe
count el 11frjury and acquitted
him on six other cou.nt.s.
the fire brigade arrived from acting success«, time. ' " I .. . r >\ \ -. .
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s,..;g Ai<! . ·aftor tbe four
wcmen and eight men return-
ed theh'· verdict.~.
New Bedford Rioting
Quelled By P~lice
The '·~ ,elde, who NEW BEDFliRD, 'Mass. d!eliurningbuildtng.
had been .... ployed fGr _zt (UPI) -Poli<e-used iear'gas, OuinmwYoQtbo ran tilniugh
yeanoln: the, Speaker's ollloe, earlir fl!day to dispene black th> llreets, thnnrlnrl -at
--lndicled .., ..,._count of . ~ can and po1-· . ...,; ••
compiracy and silc a>wdi of YoQtbo who -«I. a ·-~· .--perjury. · · . · lhrorrlni spree.'IO< ~ S<coDd said. Senral olo<es were·
The lndlclmenl charged th>t slnight nighL Some slote< . ·1~.
S...tg ~With lob1>11st ......, !ooled-aiid ...,cra1 m-e; Police oet up harricades at
N~ yi>loohlil lo d-'. ·"""""'1-' !eVcral ---around the pttWlil liy. miluliog Police ~ . · . fire· tbe 16-block am. They coft.
GOP Asks
Television
Be Equal
WASHINGTON (AP) -Foor
Republlcan -have ch~&ed· CBS with CoUabor•
tioq ~th tbe Democr.a,tle Na-
tionol Cimmlu .. by o11u1n11 n-ee· 81r-time to itS national
chainnln.
Tlie two senators and two
the prestige of the Speaker's when lhey tried to "d:r tile tinued tO use tear gas and
office and_ ·that the pair area Thursday night in the after about three ho u ts
pressured govfrrun~t ·a.gen:-ptedoolinantly bl•ck ~ e~. managed to brin&:·the situation·
cies to obtain favors for However, they rewned. .tbe!_r under cmtrol. ~ representatives, all p>embers
clients o( votOsben. 'earlier reports !ODleooe bad Firemen fought several fires of communicati~ subcom-
Volosben :pleaded g u It t y been injured in the 5hooting. until the early morning hours. mittaes, demanded equal time
when the trial ~ JUDe Sixteen ~ incl'~"... A · ~·wood office for ·the GOP. Republican.Na. 17 seven policemen and six building was destroyed.
Sweig, 48, ·was found guilty !ll'emen were , reported .in-All available Neo:v Bedford tional1 Chairman Roget, C: 8.
of .Jyq to a federal grand JUl'ed, nooe seriously. Police pollc,~ were called m to q~ll Morton had also asked for
•-be ar..Jt knowmg Ga>y mested one man fo r the di.sturbencal. State police equal time to Nspond to Law. ~of~ N.Y~ and PJSKSsioo of a loaded. w~ placed on standby ak!1_ rtaee F. O'Brien, chairman of
"--'"-bo -~-~·· In ~ sholg\m. .. but.,,... not used. They-• the ~atlc National ~-...,.,~ ~ ~ -Police said· tl>ty . ~lved r.called Dx>t S a.m. · -~ name ·"" ~-· · ripon. o1 b~k J!!uilJr! ~ · " mittee •
. J udp Marvin-·~! '°' cm'abi>ot· 1;~ p,~ A feir · ·'" . ·O'Brien appeared last Tues-~·Jt -~~.~ minutes later.· a lire was 'l"t· l ' T• ;.· · d'ay in _i 'bilf bour -Proirani !-·.•· ........... .of Ii .. ~ bumJnC:at·a fOnner ror ·1eup ~-an hour~oog Inter· ~., pnoon. and.·• ~.Ollli Masonic T~~llem'"-. . . -.
fille. His' lawyer, Paul T .. SIT.et the "Sceiio" o1' :;.'rl~; .. T'-En' 1. ·d · view of . l'relilient NIIoa by
Smith: -lie woq!d appeal . ol i'™1--w... 111 . g an ' " ibree .. tw«k ............
the verdict. _ day J>ig!lt. . ,.. '. . . • O'Brien respooded to M.,..
llming the trial, testllnony Firemen tool: llleir eqwp-LONDON (UPI) ·:._ Tlie -loo's move by asking the-GOP ~··~~ that v l h f leader to 1'oin the Democratic UAll.,._,... o o s e n melt near the ~ but re us-government said today a na· · ed $•,500 to obtain -used party request to the' Federal receiv , a ed to enter until police tloowide. port •hutdo,wn ·--hardship dilcllarge for RDtb, tear gas to dbperse Ille -for next ~Y · l
and that Swelg made calls youths. woo14 bo a "dls"1et.'; It.call• ·.:;:.,.~the.!{:::
to Arm1 aUlcen: saying the Police said sporadic sniper ed.· b labor and: maM&ement am brioadellt.«s .to. wk out
SpeUtr. •u a cla&e friend fire broke out 3hortly al· rep1watative1 in an effort _.. i-
ol tfie Rif!a. ~-terwml ond ""' llnrnen left to •'""1'-• cr;ppi;ni stoPpage. ..,._i-porty ,_ to
· • A lhuldown would.mark the ~ broodcasiI a!>d • . ·~-. .. ... leiecaal& firsC &.Ulm m ..,. years· -t O'Brtea said auclt .a rule • all of the ports ln this-sea(ar-·(will be to l>is CM-'•> bes>
In( -have heea c-efij -the llemoCrats are by a lonpb<nmen'•· strike. back ia Ille White Homo.•
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A' Magnificent · Event
Now that the red·whlte-and·blue bunting has beep
taken down from the Huntington Beac!I Independence
Day celebration and saved !or another year, the loude~t
salute of all should be fired for the Huntington Beach
Jaycees.
Fof precious little glory these men have undertaken
a task ol Herculean prcpotjion• by putting together,-
of the largest shows on earth, inwlving more than 3,500
participants.
Everybody loves a parade, especially the Huntington
Beach parade, but it seems few are willing to go through
all the trouble to put it on -,,except for the Jaycees.
~ nt ·as run lik o.11dr~ony to
coun ecs hours of preparation by hard·workiog Jaycee
members w~o spent· many of their; -oU bou~ tQ_ make
the 66th version of the parade ,a truly magnificent event.
The parade and the pre-and post-parade activities
bore a stamp of professionilism. not always the case in
pceyio.us eveflts. · •
. A!Joul the only problem arising out of the day.Jong festivt~es was a firecrack:er and cherrybomb-toSsing
free-for~all at the pier just prior to the fireworks dis·
play. Stronger police action likely will be plannod to
prevent the same from occurring again.·
Compromise at Tamura ,
The exercise of power should be tempered 'vith self
control and responsibility. Trustees.and administrators
of the Fountain Valley School District demonstrated both
Qualities last week when they exercised their power to
determine the future of one of the· district's teachers.
The person io question was Will Rogers, a learning
coordinator at Tamura School. District administrators,
who have every right to make such a decision, had ask·
ed him to transfer to McDowell School to take a co-
ordinator position there. The McDowell coordinator was
-and still is -to go to Tamura School to oversee a
new federal project for wblch only he has the qualHica-
tlDllS.
Administrators &a\d ROiier& was an excellent learn-
ing coordinator and a benefit to the district. But Roger&
publlcly, and determinedly, opposed the switch, asking
to take a '1,200 cut in pay to stay at Tamura.
Trustees, on the recommendation of administrators.
la.st week: allowed Rogers to remain at Tamura as a
classroom teacher, rather than a teaming coordinator.
Instead ol simply enforeing their decision, as they could
have on the grounds that the good ol the district was
more important than one teacher's personal wishes. the
district's leaders restrained their j>ride and compromis·
ed -also for the good of the district.
· Dances for Teen agers
Teenagers looking for a little excitement -without
any trouble -should check out the various dances of·
fered to them. in Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley •
These dances, sponsored either by the respective cities' r~reation departments or local clubs, offer weekend
entertainm"'lt and a plaee lo meet other Y.'>Uths. Dances·are held·for·hlgb•scllOOI studerits ln Hunting-
ton Beach at Marina ffigh on Friday nights and Edison
• ffil(b on S~turday nights. Junior high youths ·in Fo1intalii
Valley can find dances for their age group at Fountain
Valley High School or the community center on alternate
Friday nights. Fountain Valley teens in the hip;b school
group are offered dances every other week in Los
Amigos High School or the community center, sponsor·
ed. b.Y Teen Help of Fountain Valley.
These teen dances aren 't square -most of the
music is provided by young, local rock bands. But they
are controlled sufficienJly to wipe away any concern
paren,ts might have fortlleir sons and daughters.
Its ~rue that f.!i~!"!' aren't·an overwhelming number
and vanety of actiVJties for teenagers in this area, but
these dances are a start. Parents and teenagers alike
ahould give them more CCl!Sideration.
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Economics
ls Baffling
To Most
Students Want to llnderstand Humanistic Values
I wish somebodY would uplaio
economica to Chat the crdinary mao
could UilerslaDd It,• 11111 ai.o !ilve' faith
tha1 ti uptanitioG WU hiniest ud
ab)ecU!e~ For eWti)j>Di!l: who talb abdut
11 ...m. to tiav• • opec:W point of
view to espowit, or a particular au to grind. •
This llf what makes as -"' Il-
literates. so ballled and' lruMtod °"
the subject d prices
aDd wages, inflation
and recession, em·
plo)'lll<flt and pro-
ductivity. We don't
know what we're
talking about -and
tbose who seem to be .. __ .djs.
agn.e amoagtliefn.
selves as mlk:b as
we do.
FOR EXAMPLE, comider Qle cost
of food. I lutow for 1 fact that the
farmers don't get mucb ~or their pro-
duce; and I also know for a faot that
the supermarket chains don't make u
exorbitant rate of profit -tlten why
are the prices so high, and where does
it all go?
We have that vague and sinister word
••the midd1eman" to act as the villain
In this drama; but I have never see•
the middleman adequately described or
defined, nor do J lotow how much profit
he makes.
Are truck-drivers making too much?
}Vhat is "too much"'? Are the unions
getUng more than their share? What
Is "more than their share"! Are cor-
poraUons getting an excessive retuni?
When is a return "excessive"?
HUNDREDS OF spokesmen are eager
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Attacks .by some Huntington Beach
city ccuncilmen on the Oranae
County Coast Association over its
supPort ol the county harbor dit-
trict remind me of kids wbo won't
play il they can't win.
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to ..Ugbten us on U-, ud llllted,
piatters, but I aispect all fl. them of
having ulterior moUvet, Of lrylnf lo
justify their own economlc doctrine by
.. proviag" that this « thlt segment
is responsible for our parlous 1tate of
. af(airs.
And I don't believe lfty o( them.
l don't think greed is any more prevalelt
in one stra~tµm of IOciety than in aoother.
l'm not coavlnced that villains are
. .manipulating our CUrTeocy, or that a
secret band of coaspirators Is subvertlng
· the-free market. or that any particular
set 'of devils Is sucking our blood away. '11lls ~ a paranoid conception of the
way society work$.
THE WAY IT REALLY works is by
greed, stupidity, short-slght<dness, lg.
oorance, lazbleas, and laying blame on
the nearest or bandiest victim. If you
don't like unions, you blame unioas:
if you don't Uke owners, you blame
capitalists; if you don't like shopkeepers,
you blame merchants. Nobody ever
blames his owa special segment of
society.
Why do the dirtiest and most unat-
tractive jobs pay the least, wbe• ac-
cording to the law of wpply and demand
they ought to pay the most? What is
a "fair wage''! Or a "fair return"?
Why does everyone make so much and
have so little? Why are we the tnOl!lt
affluent society on earth, with everyone
struggling to get by? You don't know,
either.
When a Will Is 'Lost'
Joe Jones, a 'ba~lor, had llved with
Pel.e Smith and h! family for 15 years
before he' died. In his will he left
all his eitate to the Smiths. He often
showed the Smiths his will.
But when JOnes died. no one could
find ·his will. or even a copy.
Jones' sister and brother, whom he
hadn't seen for years, claimed the estate.
since if he died ~·ithout a will (intestate)
ht.a nearest rtlatlves (his psrtnts.
brother, and sister) would legally come
into the estate.
BUT IF IDS WILL l'OUld be proved,
Smilh would &et the ..tale. 'Ibo la"
says that a person may destroy or
lose his will K<identally. U so, the
court can accept a. copy or some othtr
proof of it. But Pde Smith could not
prvve the will. II a person desltoys
hil will meaning to revoke it, then the
will can never be probated.
A penoo may want to die without .
a will (-It) ond !ti California law
lllY -... hlJ -· • AB a rule.. a lawy« M>o drafts •
will keep1 * copy or tometlmes the
original.'"""' lie Wiit can only be chana··
<d "' deltlQfed in line with the l<slator .•
own deofrtL
nm l.\1f ~RDUMES, pcrt00 •bo
destroyed or 11,h!st1' a will did to to revo)\e It. Lacking prooi IO tbe contrary,
the court will hold there is oo longer
any such will, In this event, the testator
dies intestate. Hi s est.ate goes to his
nearest relatives under the general Jaw.
But someone may have served the
decedent, 'taken care of him, looked
afteT his home. The court may allow
such a person to be paid from the
estate for these services like other
creditors. Thus, Smith toot care 0( Jones
for years, and gave him room and
board. He may be able to claim payment
from Jones' estate. ·
TIDS DEPENDS on whtlber Jones
e1pectf!d to pay for his care, and whether
Smith expected to pay for his services.
Sbould Smith live this care purely u
A friend with>ut ezpectlng payment, he
then wruld have no claim.
Such a. creditor mus\ prove his claim
like others. tr there is not tn0u&h to
pay tile claim in full, he and other
creditor! must take less than full
paymtnt.
Note: California latD)ltrs of/11" thli
col.Clmn 10 11ott ma11 know obouc our l<n.01.
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Flaws • Ill Teaching of Psychology
Abraham H. Ma.slow, professor or
psychoklgy at Brandeis University, was
active to the very end. l received a
batch ol. his new publications just a
few days before learning ol his untimely
death. last month at the age of 62.
All bis life he exploded with ideas like
a Romen candle.
I lint knew Abe when he and I
were graduate atu.
dents at the UniVf!I'·
aity of Wiscomlin.
Since be WU esper ..
lmentlng With .....
keys &f\11 I wu
studying fu!culslics
. a D d Elizabethan
drlln.I, .... lllf<lleo.
lual paths did not
cross. However, we
played on the same
softball t ea m. Jt
wasn't until more than 15 years later
that we began to disoover each other's
ideas.
TO ME MASLOW'S most exciting
!ingle paper was one called "Toward
a Humanistic Psydiology," publiBlied in
1956. He had published in 1941 a textbook
on abnornial psychology. He~ broken
loose from conventional psychological
methods and ideas in bis "Motivation
and Pmonallly" (1951), In which he
showed how psychology coulcl-ato
less on emotiona1 llloess and investigate
emotional health and ...n.bcing. The
ideas be expressed in his 1966 paper
were germinal
First of all, Maslow felt that psy.
chologist.'1 suffer. from being too narrow
a guild. too clole to ideal from outside .
He urged psychologists to s tu d y
literature, ethics, problems d value, even
Oriental philosop0y.
MASLOW SAID studtats want "to
understand about love, hate, hope,
ecstasy, the meaning d tivlng. But what
Js so oft.en done for these high hopes
and yearnings? Most courses . . . tum
away from these subjects •• • • What is
offered in.stead? Dry bones. Tectunques.
Precision. Huge moontains of itty·bitty
facts • • • Even wtne, teachers of
psychology try, often successfully. to
make the student ashamed of his human-
istic Interest."
Things have come a long way since
Maslow wrote these woni!.' There exlsls
now a flourishing Division of
Phllooop0ical Psychology in l h •
American Psychological Association,
cieali~ with the V<rY Jl'(lblems Maslow
discussed. There also exists a
''bumaslitic psychology" movement tbat
is preoccupied with values, inner ex.
perience, "love, hate, hope, ecstasy, tile
meaning of living."
IN 11IIS , PAPER Maslow also ex-
pressed his impatience with his pro--
f~'s absorption with scientific techni·
que. "I remember how saddened I was,"
he wrote, ''by an official report .•. on
the future of psychological science , ••
The recommendations amow:rted to , ..
how not to mate mistakes, how to pick
out otbet people's mistakes ... how to
be accurate and precise and sure and
certain. Hardly a word was there about
creativenesa, new ideas, sticking yoUr
neck out . • . encouraging uncertainty
and confusion alid-exploratioo.
"It was so much like the road maps
we get at a gas station, telling us
bow to get 1""n known place to known
place. Not a word about the ~man's
land out ahead, the place v..ilere there,
are no maps and street signs and paved
roads, not a Word about the pioneering
and trail-breaking and sketchy surveying
that are necessary before maps can
be made."
I REMEMB ER HOW bnp'eSOed I was
when I first read U-words. They
stirTed me Into getang oot of a desk
drawer a map a student once gave
me, published in Rotterdam in 1616,
showing' California as an' island. 'Ihis
map no ' longer seemed funny 'to me
in the light of M.Slow's -ds. ,U you
are going to map the unknown or the
only partly known, you are boond to
make mistakes that future generatloas
will laugh at. But how is the unknown
ever to become known unless there are.
people willing to lake the chaoce! I
remember thinJcing to my>eK,. I hope
I shall have the g\lt.s to make bold
hypotheses which, even if proved·wrong
ever<ually, will· be . 1""ul in explrtrlng
the unknoW!i, just like lhat 16'!1 map
of Calit°"'a. '
I AM GRATEFUL to Maslow because
he taught me bow much less important
it is to get .the right amwers to little
questions than it is to give brave, even
lf wrong, answers to Important questions.
Perhaps E. E. Cummi'1gs had 90111<1hing
of the same · sort In mind ··when be
wroleo
"maY my mind Mroll'aboot hungry
and fearlesS a:ni1 thtnty and supPle and even if it's sunday tnay i be wroog . ,
for Mieoe...-men .,. rigtlt they
are not young."
By S. L &.,.ma
Pruld .. ~ Sb Francltco
. Slate ClolleJ•
The Issue of ·Ethics • Ill Government
"l believe my retainer has not bee1
renewed or re!reshed as usual," Daniel
Webster, then a Senator, OAce wrote
the head of the United States Bank.
"If it be wished that my relation lo
the bank should 'be continued, it may
be well to send the usual retainers."
Thlags have come a long way since
the 1830's, but the public still has reason
to be concerned about the ethlcs ol its
representatives in local, state and na·
tional government.
A Baltimore grand jury has disclosed
varying degrees of involvement of
several U.S. senators ud representatives
with a co111.tractor allegedly trying to
defraud the government. And Nathan
?-.f. Voloshen, a Jong-time friend of
Speaker John W. AfcCormack, pleaded
guilty Jline J7 to charges of conspiring
to use the Speaker's office to infiue111.ce
mat ters before federal agencies. No
branch or level of government has been
exempt. from breaches of public ethics.
MEANTIME, THE Issue of ethics is
endlessly debated by the House and
Senate alike. Various codes have been
drafted -but they have loopholes'
through which one could drive a caucus
of politicians.
A study of Congressional ethics by
the Bar Association of the City of New
York receatly concluded that there is
"significant room ror improvement." For
OAe thing. it found thal 12 of the 35
members or the House Banking and
Currency Committee reporied holding in-
terests OI' official positions In banks
last year. About 37 percent of the lawyer~
Congressmen Interviewed over a three-
r---811 George--~
~ar George :
1 read all the advlct columns
and my husband st.Ul nags me.
Do yoo ha"' any -.gpstlons?
lle>r Mn. R.o
M115. R.
Swat him tn th< chops with •
ro!led·up advlct column -(It keeps
doga off the oola.)
. . of the continental Congress speculated
in badly n e e d e d military supplies.
Friends of Alexander Hamilton, the Edit!)rial
·Research
t Secretary of tbe Treasury, made fortunes
from currency speculation.
_, NICHOLAS BIDDLE, the president of
the United States Bank, used its
resources to influence congressional sup-
port foe renewing the inslitulioo'a charte<
in the face of opposlUOI by Andrew
Jackson. Simon Camero•, LincolD'a
year period continued to~ practice law
while holdil!.g public ofrice.
Corruption is as old as the Republic.
During the Revolution, aeveral ·membert
Calumniators at Work
To the Edilor: .
You thought 't appropriate on
Independence Day to give special box
treatment to Louis Cassel's quotts ol
Bishop James Annstroog's satirical
calumnies of the SouUl Vietnamese
government's struggle for Independence
against. a foe far more diabolical than
the roe faced by the colooial government
of JT16.
The satirists and tbe cahmmiators
since 1776 have from time to time used
the same false arguments as used by
Bishop Armstrong to discredit our
fore!athers, as he has used to discredit
the South Vietnamese and of course
oor effrtrlli In helping them. .
OF COURSE TOE South Vlctnomes•
people are not exercising the freedoms
they J.ope to exercise. 'Ibey are at war
agaifg an umcrupulous and powerful
enemy, What people are free when they
are engaged in_delending their lives?
Did we in the umtect States enjoy com-
plete freedom during the two gteal wars?
How much less WO\lld we have exercised
the freedoms or peactilme had the fields
of battle been ln our own bomeLand?
And would we have bttn celebraUng
lndepcnd.,,.. DoY today K the French
Flett under Admiral De G-e had
been withdTawn from the sea lanes
leading to Yorktown if the calumniators
in France. of whom tbtte. were many
who considered the Colonists not \\'OrthY
of Frenth lives And money, had had
lettlfl from rtllldln •rtt ... l(Ome. NOl"fl'ltll'I' Wl'119!'1 '1\0vld C'Otl~ t~r '"-.et Ill * __ , or ltH.
Tl'lt rl9hl to condtnM lttftrt to tit '"u or tllml·
llllt libel If rtlMrvtd. ~II ltl19 .. 11'11111 lll<:lu<lt •I• n1turt1 1nd mtilttftl tddr.u. bu! ,,.,,,.. m1y bt
wlthl>ekl on teOllt$f n lufflclent rtllD'I II IPHrlfll,
Pottl'l' wm no1 bt pvbllthtd.
their say? Personally, 1 am very proud
of being a direct descendant of the
family of Admiral De Grasse.
PRF.51DENT TIUEU b a ChrisUan
of high moral cal1brt. I am sure he
would lay down his scepter and his
life today if it would serve to save
his people 1""n the certain death and
c:testruclion that would be their lot tr
the Communbts SIJCCeed in the I r
nefarious aggressions.
lt would seem to me that a joomalist
of the stature d Louis CU!eb could
fifer his readers en ana\)'s\s based on
research and fact.findina ol the
statements made by Btshap Armstrong
and that this would have been wort.by
of special · box treotmm• The game
of "Simon Sez:" may be fun for children,
but I would like to Se!! It substitu ted
by journall8ts for hc:nest-to.good~s fact-
finding . "Not by \YOrd'i alone shall a
man live, but bt his works al~."
NORMAN J. DeGRACE
Secretary of War, was dropped from
the cabinet after ·widespread corruption
in the handling ot · military con-
lracts. Ulysses S. Grant's ·eight years in
the White House were a cantival or
theft. Millions of doUMi to be used
for building the tranKOatinental railroad
wtte swalJoWed in the Credit Mobllier
BCandal.
Congressional Quarttrly has· tabulated
20 cases oi . 4llege<I corrupt pracUces
Involving menlbers of Congress !\nee
1162. Eleven involved Hoose members
and the rest Senators. Jn. ~e cases,
those involved were re-elected by their
constituents. Influence peddlers .. still
trudge weQ·wom grooves on Capitol Hill. . .
FOllMER GOV. RICHARD Ll!:CllE of
Louisiana; who had ·an income of $282,000
in '1931 ow an official salary of $7~500,
commented : "When I took the oath as
Governor, I didn't take any vows of
povertf." On the other band, Rep. Morris
K. Udall (D Ariz.), an advocate of
tighter ethical controls, says: "It's ter.
ribly di sillusioning to young people to
find lhat someone In whom the public
has reposed confidence ... has done
something that doesn 't meet lhe stan·
dards we all would want met." ..
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Friday. July 10, f9?JJ' • -• j •
The editorial page of the Dl'lil11
Pilot teeka to inform and etim-
Mlate readtri bv prt&ntino thif newspope:r'1 opinicm.s and eom-
mmtary on topict of inttnrJC
on4 lfgnljlccmce, by p•..idfng •
forum for the e:rpresliim of
ollr readers' opln1om, and . by
pre1enting the diverse vie~
point# of i nformtd obserotrf
and spokesmen on topics of th1
dau.
Robert N. Weed, Publisher •
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JOD!AN HASTINGS, -·
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A.FS .Qp~ns
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A-world of advenluro·awaill•tbe'new' o!lic;ers of the adlllt.cbap-
teFS 'of American Field-Service In Huntington Valley.
Ready to welcome next~year's foreign exchange students will be
tbe,laaders lrom each !Jf the area bilh schools.
From Huntington Beoch High School, AFS leaders Will include
Mrs. Eibel Berdelman, pnisident; Miss Florence Boosey, vice pr'el!-
denl and aecretary, and Mrs. Juan Dillon, treasurer.
The Westminster llillh School roster will include Mrs. Mauri"'
Renfroi president; David -Malloy, vice president; Mrs. Robert Ron1 1ecre.'8IY, and Mrs. Donald Blnkert, treasurer.
The Fountain Valley High School oflicers will Include Mrs. ftob.
ert Moss, preaklent; Joseph Maaola, vice . ptesident; .ltfn. Keith
Crozier, aecretary, and .Mrs. P. J. Burbeck, treasurer.
Holding tbe ravel for Marina High School will be Mrs, C. J.
Weronko, C1denl, ualstecl by Mrs. William McKiJ)ney, treasnrer,
and Mrs. Em.er, secretary. _
Presiding over tbe lledgling chapter at Edison High School will
be. Mrs. E. B. Beisner, preoldent, aod the Mmes. Cari Bostwick, sec-
retary; Frank DelahoYde, C"l'nlin4tor; Lyle Graham, bome ¥fecUon,
aod Robert Wbelan, liaison. · ' .
There are !l.llOO local chapl,en in this country staffed by· wipald
volunteers and encompassing more than ·30,000 members. E'ach yea.r
more than 3000 lamiliee ac<:ept foreign students in·tlleir homes without
any compensation.
ARMCHAIR TRAVELERS-Learning.aboul·foreign customs from
the exchange students they will entertain are new officers of the
area adult ehapters of American Field Semce. RecenUy elected
were (left lo right) Mrs. C. J. Weronl<o, Ma~ High Sc;b~ presi·
• dent: Miu Florence BooSey, Hunllngton Beech High Scbool W:e
president; ·Mrs. RAil>ert Ross, Westminster High'• secretary, and
Mrs. Rebert MoS!, Fountain Valley president.
Overseas AFS bas 700 local ·cOmmitlees· on six contilll!flls and
1600 famillee open their jlomOI to American •tudents each )'ear. New
members and proopectlve homes always are Invited .
MHWigs of tile adult chapters . are held monthly In eeeh hi«h
sthnol, and Bllditional lnlannation regarding the program may be ob-
tained by calling Mrs. Gordon stebbings, districJ representative; at
!13&-3288.
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Area W·oman , H'onored
By JODEAN HASTINGS
Of tllf O.llY Plllt.Sl11f
HONORED FOR HE R
work in both the area and
state was MI'S'. JOOn Mahooey,
J>U president of-li>e-'Hun-
tington View Branch. Women·s
Fann and Garden AsSociatk'rl.
Mrs. Mahoney received .a
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, Jiaque frim her c)Ub Md -a ....,Beach llzrillc•lho•bii!n-.
prvel, ~ted by D av t d • nial conyentm of ~imist
Nelson. Presenting the pla.q111, ~tion ol. America., Inc.,
Mrs illi. n-1.--'-U11s week. was • w am .JWUC'I~. More' Utan 800 w.o men
, bush*8 exerutives lrom all IRENE (~1RS. GILES ')' parts ot the We stern
Broadlick .represented the H.._.........,re and severat.uian ~·-··1 Club ol llWl· ~·-... ·~ ""'vt-1"'" nations .atteoded the con-·
V<nlion taking ~lace in the
Chase-Park Hotel, Sl Louis,
Mo.
The first Soroptimist Club
was qaniz:ed in 1921 in
California, and the orgariza..
tioo will d>serve its 50tJt ...
niversary during a Golden
Jubilee cone.lave m Rome ~
summer,
DEENA WEST, daughter ot'
Mr, and Mrs. Rollo D. West
of Huntington Beach, i s
participating in PAVE 4, a"
Program o( Arts for Yocation
and Enjoyment sponsored by
the Girl Scout Council d
Orange County. The program,
which is . attracting 68 seniOr
scouts ·from Ca1!ifornl1a,.
AYizona, Idaho, M·o n t·a n·•.
Nevada, Oregon and
Wasblngtoo, will cont t nu e
through Friday, .JuJy 17, on
the campus oC Chapmao
College, Orqe.
The girls will Hve · in'
dormitories and take pm1. in
worl<>hops ezploring Ille role
of. women in various art fiekb. Another Successful Season Dusted Off by Auxiliary
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HONORED
Mr1. John Mahoney
All participants have com-
pleted 9th, 10th, llth or 12th
grade this year and ha.Je in-
dicaled an interest in ·art .as
a vocaUon.
Packing away uniforms and getting out their dancing slippers 'are
Mrs. George Leverenz, league secretary (left) and Mrs. Steve
€ocbran. co-charman of the Robinwood Little League Auxiliary's
dance taking place tomorrow in the Me8dowlart Country Club.
Tickets, al $5 per couple, will be available at the door, and all pro-
ceeds will be used to obtain equipment for IJWe League. Mrs.
Robert Walker is president of the Huntington Beacir Women'•
Auxiliary.
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Son Sh.ips. 9 .ut on S~a of Life, C,omes Home. Shipshape
DEi.ft ANN LANDERS: Something you
wrote to the mother of a hippie son
grabl>ed me. You said, "My advice ii
to tl·ll the boy to shape up or ship
out. U he ships out he will learn firsthand
what the 1'orld Js like. And perhaps
this is ..pat he needs. There's something
to be sa\d for the school ci experience.
When )'Ol'r boy does come home -
and most f>l them do -he will view
Jn a dlfTe\'tnt light many things he
Look for gr1nted. like a clean bed, good
meals ad parents 1who cared too much
And tried too hard."
You -• SO rlgllt, Ann. I juot saw
it happen. The SC111 of our nclghbol'
mu~~ have read your column. 1'ht day
Riter II appeared he called his O.d
and llJl'ed, "CAD 1 come home?" His
ANN LANDERS ~
n.d wweted, ','Certainly. We are ttill
a tarnity.and lre sUU live you."
The kid lost no -in knucklilog
down. He &ell up at 7 a.m. and goes
to a job. 'He Is putlln( lllmseJI lllrOlllll
Ille University of Mlrmaoll. lie has
joined the Si«ra Club to -bis interest in C'OD9ervatic& ile ls con-
sideri"I Ille Mamie onter. The chanCo
in this boy is like a mtrecle. His folks
baven'l been thls hippy since: I've known
lhem. .Nol all lloriel hive IUCb a hippy
• ending l!ut.J lhaugbl you'd liU. lo know
ol ,.. .that did. -C.L.G.
DEAR c.L.G.1 I'm de8pted! nut
l'" for Ille day.wip-...
DEAR AllN LA!iDERS: I hive beeo
a lltead1 ..-fGr many yean. Now
I need )'OUf belp. I am a mtn, •t,
wl1o does nat.,... wtlh aU your...,_,,
but I mpect """ ram dlvOrced,comlortable linll1Clally,
Hd I aiJo1. lbl <omj)ll\)' ol lbl -1ie
tel'. The problem Is I am over the
hill sex-wlae and am wondorlng U II
would be fair to man)' I womin Older
the1e circumstances.
Is it possib~ to have a Rood marriage
without se:s:? My firlt wife and I were
married 22 :rean. w~ had a ....,
11ll!lac1oty aex 1111 bQl.llllle elae. Now
I "Ve met a woman who has added •
greal deal of joy lo my previously dreary
exia1"1ce. We get •kmr beauUfuJJy but
I don't wtnt to be unfair, to her, ts
com~p enough! -UNSURB
DEAR UN: I ._1 ~ 1" left! _,_...,,,....,u., .......
• ., " llod Ill ..... ... leell. Ill
"°"'I be 1wrprlted U ..... ore -..._ II ,_ Hie. 11le pnlllm If ............. , ...... .,_
11 payelloleslW ad Ml pllysbl, A
new nla-., m!pt pndooe -
lllP«-laol tW wlU -,.. __ .._ ... 11-ldlll.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have a
decision to mab and I need your help.
My busbud WIOll nolhlnJ more to do
wtth • coopfe •• hne u.wn JcL.•
Jong 'time. lie lllY• bl c:omot -
the way Ille wife pleb on her hDlband.
Last nfllll lhoy hod ., qwnenl and
k tpOIJod Ille ....q complotelJ. On
!he ... , -m)' husband ..... "'lllal'• elOUih ol lhem. I -~ lalla her 1111
longw."
II II tmblrraulltr It -end II bolherl me, loo, but I bate to ......
oft #II friMdohlp. b 'll wander Jlllr.
U Ille asks, llbouJd I tell her? -OX·
NARD
DEAR OX: You be-.....
rfpl It dedde will ill w•ll to .....
time wllL u ..... ,.... .... -· mpec1 1111 wtdlol. AM tell lier, If ...
ul<s, wlly 1" am'I ....... '"I' _.
dalol It be-lbem. II mlpt ....... --"·· ' How rar l!bould 1 -... couple IO!
can •kin& 11e 11111 Wiien -tl
-loo bot to llondla? lend for Aan Linden' -. "lleeldlw ... Pot.
Un( -Whit AR Iba Umlilt" Moll '
""" ~ lo Aan 1-1 "' ....
ol """ ---.. .. -in coin and a Joos, lllmped, 1111-addr..,.
Id omlepe 111weo11111 I>AILY PU.al',
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THE SMiLES HAVE IT :.0-Ref!Oc:tuig their .delight ·
bl the third consecutive plique woo for yooth seni:
icel by the Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign w,.,. ·
Post 3536 are (left to right) Mrs. Harold Hohl and
To 8..id ~'prospective
brldee ... ,-w.c1e1r w uti Chm~' .
lladll with black .n.r ,.11111 ~Oll7 F.•to-
-gnphl to the DAILY PILOT Women 1 V.. partment one week before tlie -wedding .
Plcturu ncelved following the weddlnC
will not be used. " ,
For engagement aDDODDcements It ls
Imperative that' th.• atory, also accompanied
bl I ·~ alid white ~·· be sub-nlllted M weeks or more 'the wedding
date. 11 aiadllni ls not nii~ Only • story will
be used.
To help fill nqulnmlinte OD both 'lred-
41111 ml engagement · storleo, forma are
avillahle hi all of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Farther ~ODS will be , ._....i by
Women's atafl. 'IMft!hen at eu.4321 or •MM.
Fun-for-all
Golfers Share Prizes
A Fun Doy gall tournament
amtalned memben ol El
Nlpel Qiunliy Club Women't
: GGlf -.&a u partid-
• pail -pril& ; A cmn""8 ol Iha Mmes. : I• Snrlley, Hmi1oa ear.
: rlct and Rlcllanl Howell
: .-priJeo ad ma
: atrarm.
Following luOO-, new ol·
ficen: were introduced. Serv·
i~ u chairman Is Mrs. Harry
c. Lowe with board members,
the -· Robert McCalfery and~ Schu hm ann,
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l o u r n ament co-cbalrmen ;
William Epn, ...,..tary;
llldlOrd Bowell, lmsurer;
F4nnmcf. Holki:nl. r u I e a
cbalrmao, and Rlcllanl Hall,
baodlap chairman.
Appolnllw dlalrmen ... the
Mmel. WllllamHolablrd ,
parilamenta.rfm: RI ch a rd
Par30ll.S, n:ial; Roger ~
nanl, membership; James
Brady, new membership: Bert
Menno, publlclty: J oh n
Swartley, rost.er, ard Phillip
Cramer, John Francia and
Rick Gouin, awards.
Yo_ur ~rOSCOJ'.! Tomorrow ,,....
Sagittarius: Be : ·r rue to Self
SATURDAY
JULY 11
BJ IYDNEY OMARR
TaN DA11NG BINTS1
-,.. Llln ... c.-
.. bit -dl1taaee.
Altapelm ceald f I are
llel•--ol-olpl.·
Muy loalPI -.. -·•tae r•m.aaee aad
-·., .......... be Ideal. M,-Y It fMl1tnd hr
_,.., -Vlrp It llbly -.. -,ict-.,-..--.-Arlel ·---q ti nlat'nsHp, w • 11 e
GemlalldPJlll"aallodloo.
AIUl!ll (llardl :ll·A!ri It): -... -----home, -11· Bett to ••• ,.-.,e ' project
--anboll<inl ... ..,,
adventure. One "'.ho ~ . a·
perienced may •trike you as
-lac~ In Idealism.
TAURUS (April IG-Moy :IO):
LJaltl -is belt today, M'eam avoid trying to force 1-. 'Be dlpkllJ>ojlc. v ...
pin -jf effort It -lo _..i,e!ld p<Wlema ol
otben. M*8in 1t e a dy ,
moderote poce.
GDUNI (May 21-June :II>):
Good Junor a_,t lodly coin-
cides with tteatlve eft'orta, io-
1"""1ed relatlons with op-
posite IOX. Notliin( b_.,.
halfway. Doo't start ani;l>inr
you may DOI Jnteod to flnltil.-
CANCD (June II.July ZI):
BrJ&ht -roqulres -· JnvatigMm. Be reallotlc. Gel
factl ' from IOUl'Ce. Friend.
-· may lliJnply be .....
ly -·· Gel at truth and dolt-.
I.BO (July IS-Aug. ZI): 11
you belle9e ewrythlnc, you
are lnvitJnl dlfflcully. Rad
-the IJnes....otudy line prlnL II perc.¢ve, you get
what you desire. Ol>llln hint
"°"' Caac:or -·· VIRGO (Aue. II-Sept. ZI):
Ability lo c:ommunJcate may
reoull In toUd-proltt. Be nex·
Ible. ~ line! letrn. Put
farth your-ldelt . .MailO room
~.variety. Scan vut
WRA (S<pl. :D-Ocl. ZI):
Some~ made by~
In posll!mm ol llltbortl1 may.
DOI bold waler. P!aa IC· corilnilJ. 'Meou cloa1 depond
too much C111 4iDe ..mo 1e1t11tJ
.,,_, llat -...... talking
lljan -""'·
llCOllPIO (Ocl. U.Nov. 21):
You mq feel ·you have vital
-..!. la~. yOu ... y
ba victim " wllllful flllllklng.
Play wall!nc ...... Wbat
-1D ba ltnown will be
revealed. ~· is cryatal clear by 1Dnlcflt.
SAGnTAIUlJS (Nov. :a.
Dec. 21): Some" yoor plans
coat more to be fulllll«J tllao
crlgJnally antldpated. Be will-
ing lo !nwst· In yoor own
capabWtiei. Not wtoe Io
delega" loo many dl>ties.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 21.Jan.
19): Cmlract may b e
necessary bel""' procaeding
on _..i projoct. Koow this:
act accordinlt.Y. Be sure Views
are known. Gain lndictted if
you publish, adv..U...
AQUAlllVB (Jan. :in.Feb.
11): Not all Jntentiom are
clear. Be ind<penden~ Stick
to Jri,nciples. Gain .¥eded
knowledge. Take time to read
and leam. Your llpedalty will
bt uttllzed. But patience is
I requisite .
PlllCES (Feb. Ill-March 20):
Avoid tendency to be ex·
travagant. Acting purely on
!mjlulse coold cmte pro-
blemt. Acceol lod!ir Is on
estates. tans, ..-., that
b.ave cane due •. ~ apecial care wtth&cai ielpontJbrnty,
IF TODAY 18 YOUR
BIRTHDAY )'OU are lntuk.lve,
now have dlance to fulfill
obllptiono and Uve up lo
potential. If alnglre, mania1e
ls not far away. Financial
position due to become more
seeure.
To find eut whe'1 lurtv kw' vou ,lft ,,,.,,.., lrwl ...... 11tdolr Sl'dMV
Summer
Activities
Formulated Late Svmmer Rites """"" ....... ·:i:v.::.· "I ... Om1rr'1 MOklott, " t H f11r ,..,.., .•!Id ~" r hdllt E JO c rr ttoloav rt11, t'tle A I ~T, q _,, Ind C1ntr•I 'l:11tloll. N-.fo,,, N.Y. 10017.
]t'• going to be • long, hoe
and · busy twnrner f o r
members ol the Mesa Vm!e
Repob1lcao Women'• Club.
Aspen Setting Picked Cosmetics
Collected
. : ..
Mrs; Vernon Matthews. Not content Ii> rest on their
laurels, they already are continuing fund raising for
their cause· by .collecting empty glass containers.
Outstanding Group
Auxiliary Awarded
Plaque for Service
A Repubtican candktates
-aod -ngtalratim ceMer' will be m1nrwf by
memben u...ci-I be
~ C«ft)' Fair TOeoday,
July II, lhrouib Sunday, July
11.
ExecutJ... will gather ...
Mondoy, July :II>, In the Costa
Met1 home ol !ofn, 5arah
Schaaler lo fonnulate plans
for fall Including a speakers'
rooter and fund-raising events.
Volunteers will aid the
Republican State C e n t r a I
Committee Headquarte rs with
seminars. Interested persons
may can Mn . C alho u n
Sumrall at 519-1420.
HB Auxiliary
Twice • mcdb Che Lidia'
A1Wlltry to Hmdlngton Beach
V-ol Forolin Wm,
Pool 7181 lmeta at I R.m.
The -l'rldly ol each month they pther to Odd
A,Sept. 13 nddlDg is beiDI
planned by Heather Gora "
Corona del Mar and Douglas
Frederick Budla ct HOO-hklu,
Colo.
She It the daughter ol
Norman Le!llnpeO Gora and
Mrs. Paul llnbert Crowell of
Summer began with a
opOcw lropl>y 'foe. POiit 3536,
AiWliar)o lo Vele-o!
Foreign . \Vani; the lhinl cOn-
secutSve one presented to
them It a Collfornla Depart.
Briggs, Merril Barker and Fellowl Hall for a "!lhws
Mildred Moore. • ~u:.~,=..~,
. Citations i.n rehabilitation tiona, Furth·er Information
work, cancer re a ear ch, may be ··-~ by calling bll · I d ~w~ HEATHER GOSS pu city, JX)PPY eea s an Mrs. LeRoy Hermann at 536-communib' eervices allO'were Wedding Plans
received. •=3580=·================; mentC..veallon." ..
Mrs. Vernon Mathe,w1,
· outcoJnl preslden~ accepted
the award in San !»ego for
her au:slllary'1 oW!andlng
-:I< In youJh oervlce. Mro.
Harold Hohl It cbtlrman "'
Illa yoillh -commlUee. Other deitpt!:s aUm:ting
Ille -loclllded this year"I prealdent, Mrs.
Fkrence. Kltthner, with the
Mme& Jlnml¥ T=-. Allred
Bar Portable
· Havinl completed a recen\lr
poppy sales drive, the wemen
ol the auxjJJary tonight are
hoMlng the men al a specilJ
dinner. In . their competitJon
fi>r salts profits, wblch ••
entirely lo their welfare -t.
the men were most auccesduJ
and thm the winners of a
dinner served to them.
Eveots In the Immediate
future include a S e c o n d
DiJtrict meeting on Sunday,
July 12, starting at 10 a.m.
in Buena Park.
A new portable bar designed Emblem Club
as . • apace saver for the
career girl's small apartment The Elks Lodge ls the set.
er to keep the buslness ting for meetings of the
Emblem Club 201 of Laguna Yroman's u:pen.ses down folds Beach. Memben gather the
axnpactly Joto a ..WI .,... fir>t and lhinl Tueodayt at
rying cue for, euy stowaway. 8 p.m.
Free Estimates
RE-UPHOLSTER
c-plete Sele.,tlott of
F•briea 1...,1au11,..,
Linens and Velvets
M•tM" Cr•fttmtn Alw•ys ••
CzyKOSKI IHI NEWPORT II.YD:
COSTA MESA'""" M1rt1rJ
!SV·l(OS-Kl!VI
Phone 842·1454 1. ; "~-(:;-'.. .
THIRTJ&IH •ANNIVERSARY· SALE
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THIRTIETH• ANNIVERSARY• SALE
ST~~~~~~~~~~:~NT
OTHl!R SAVINSS UP TO 50 PER CENT
OPEN SUNDAY NOON TO FIVE
VAN KEPpE:L-GAEEN
ON THE BOARDWALK
AT HUNTINGTON HA!!BOUR
714 •. 846-2898·
Pasadena. A graduate of
W~dge School, Puadena,
and Rudolf Schaeffer School
ol Detlgn, San Franc:il<o, Miss
Gora attended the University
ol Kyoto, Japan.
The bride-eleol was a Valley
Hunt and Lu Madrlnas
debutante and Is a member
o1 the Newport Harbor Service
League. •
Her fiance, the aon of Mrs.
Andre Otto Buchs of Darien,
Conn. and the late Mr. Buchs,
attended the University of
Florida and graduated from
Colgate University.
The ceremony will take
place In Aspen.
Anewcolledlmol..,..
metics It Iba llrat lluly
-line .. bl 100 per. c e n I allergy.u.tec! and
frognmce free , the lll'"1Ufao.
turer •YJ.
The colloctlat,. wlllcli Jn.
eludes over 100 products, was 1 designed to suit a . number
of faetors -coklr oi eyes,
natural coloring of h'.air, skin
coloring and pore size.
Also, tendency lo break ou~
oiliness versw d r y n e s s,
response to sun and 1urface
facial lines.
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NOW
IN PROGRESS
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Including Famou• Maker Bell
Bottom•, Flair Legs , Ivy and
Continental Pants Plu• Shirt•
and Belts.
Monday thru Saturday
10:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M.
5-lays 12:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
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"Ju1t South of th• B•lbo• B•y Club"
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tOunty ASkS Rehash of PUC's
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'By JAClt llROBAClt' ol tile 0POC'1 JW>e IS d«llion "requlrlng Police power <Ji the ltlln with ref~ -lr.i the • ..,...,.;ate· permits from the
Of "-Dlltr ,... .... tbe cooatruction and operation of two to air pollution control matters llld &his Oranp County Air Pollutioo· Control 1
clucilnr '8peCiflcaUy, 'permits !nm, lhe-
OCAPCD.' '1 • • '
notwHh•rdn(. tbe" fact that ·the' ~ ' ' ~ of the -may be, 'l11e Or>nge Counly Air Nlutklo eon.· new (llU ... oil burnlnfl) st..m electrlc pC>Wedias been delepted In lir pollullon Diitrict."
!rel Diotrict (OCAPD), tbroUp lbe caun-gereoaUng unit&•ln HuidJncton. ~ICh. COlllrol dlalricts llll( DOI to the PUC. V ban In 'tlle 'b · f · nds' th PUC The briet, Cootill.1f:;S;° I~ eDminlUon
of !lie atatul<I authorUlng the fonn•tlan
am powers of air pollution · control
districts cootained In the>, state -"""1111
and Sa4fy, Code llllw• a cloar ·-. <Ji the LesisJature ~ '""'t in lir Pollution
in fact, a pub)ic uf,jJity," I
tycounsef, 'Itiunday N!QUeskd. a nMll:· .KQyper'1acb1buniday js a p-econ..~ "Cooaeq tly the F1'xiloi of.'Oplnjdn r • r~e • 'COflte • e i11f of· lhe 11ate •Pullllc UUlitiea Com-dltioo to aoT appeal 'ol tile' PUC ru11nc Octhe Puli'!' .0-and...Q, ~ ruling, Is ~ on' an· "incorroct coo-
'Rat th< 'CllUllty and' tne APCD will
pursue !lie mallA!r beyond the r.q;;;it !Or a rellWing beioie tile' PUC la Jn. mlmion 's -fav""'8 etponoion of to.the .California ~Oourt. <Jl.Certlncat...of.publlc 'c•1lll,.1Jleiico and clusloii ·of law.
500tbern ~ Edil!JI'• HlllltJnltoo In the -for a 1*ariog, Deputy oecesslty are .,,_ to the -t He continues: "'rhe opplication of the
1lelch IJC1ll"< phmt. -• · Oounly Cowdel Jama V. Urban, acting • they did order • permll 1o th< Ediaon Edison Company dated Aug. I. 1969,
· County Caulllel Adrian KlJYP!!I" was -for Ku)'POr-UI&:"' •• -' . Can>P!"Y to commence c:oootrucllon <Ji provided, \!lat the CMlpany did propoee districts the ·-.i police pciwu 'ti" ~'the' '......,...,., J>Uritr.-Ind -frG!I! the ... <Ji ..... _ ....
-· "A.~ Iba! the J'ellUlillons of an air pollutlan Cll!trol ·-'are
'Wficable lo• I publlc ulWty'does , not
hi. 111,y'way ~t the ,............., aUlhoriJOll.Jlllle 30 by 1the coonty Board "'Ille peoplo<cil the Slate.el Cilif'"'1a Unlla Nos. I and 1 1t•lts Hunt[qton to obtain all necessary pemUta and
~~· 1o uk for, a rmea.;ng have rwrved..to !lie·Legillalurw the --GwralinCstation wi1hout ---"'l"''pObic ·aulbOdtles in-·
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Foot Jn the Mouth --· 'Michael McKamey, nine month!, Brandywine Park,
.Del. liB;S 4is hangup. The ·~gup's name i& Missy,
who, like Michael, is just a pup. Scramble, scramble,.
chew, crawl, cry.
lf:<!·ty u: .. ~~ B. . ""' .'.J.,UMll2 -us;
rrips-~ :Ueitch
For Youths Over
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By ALAN DIRKIN
Ot ... o.llY Pl•• Sllft
Huntington 'Beach youngsters have
mWed the bus. 'llley missed' It so badly
that 1here nrlght not be another one
for a long time.
A youne coople who live in the nodiiw,.. of the ~ky, Ted and .Judi
GeilSler tliought It would be a good
!jiu to ;,,. sbutUe buses to the beac:hell
£or young children during the 11ummer
month!. nd • irhe service started Monday a was
p{e.oned to cori.inue till Sept. 11. i:wo
to-seat buses were operated to provide
1 total of five round trips each day.
. On Monday the buses, capable oE car·
rying 4fl0 in a day, carried only U;
on Tuesday the total was lS; en Wed-
nesday the passen$ers dro~ . to . 6,
on Thursday the bU3es weren t runrung
anymore. . Int' "1be respoose was very disappo tng
lo say the leas~" Geissler said ruefully
after stopping the service. "The only
good thing abi>ut It was that the ~se
Was so bad that we got ~ out qutcklr.
lfad our losse3 been less per day 'ft
"mlght have lost more in tbe loog run.'11
.Geissler, a 27-year-okl Illes manager.
eotimalA!d the thre&<loy -~ In a public transportation. system 008\'A'lOO.
''We just couldn't do much with . SC
a day," be said at bis home al l~l
Victoria Lane. "That's all we were taking
in." ~His wile interjected. "Th~ lesaon ls tr.at people don't like buses. I feel badly
about Jt because it was my idea," Mn.
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Oroge Coan
Weather
The weather ls get.ting monoton-·
oos a1ong the coast. Still mostlY
sunny with early morning and eve-
ning , clouds and little temperature
change.
INSWE TODAY '
Country and westtm mu.sic
wiU be a higliligiht of the Omnge
Countu Fair whith opens 1~11
t un in: Costa Mesa Fairgrot1ndl
n.e:t TutsdaJI. Full detom in to-
dat1'1 Wtektnder.
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By ~e('lga;n in U.S.D.ispute
· SACllAMENTo (UPI) ..:. Gov. Ronald . for spending ii.
Reqao, locked ln •· s!n>Ule with th< He said It could ba woecl to finance
Nixon admi.nistraUon over the generosity po•ible "deficiencies'' in welfare or
of California welfare grants .. today ah-other programs later.
nounced a $10 mlllion cut~ in services The governor told the supervisots that
for ·the aged, blind and disabled. the new state recuJatlons adopt..i by
He'onlereci t11a1·12u milJlon in funds Social Welfare, Director Robert )llartin
budgeted fer homemaker and attendant ••stroo&lY recommend" that a county
care 9efVicea be reduced to $14.5 nilruon not spend its own general reliet·funds
during the curreot f15C8l year. to supplement the programs ''when the
Additionally, he dlrecled the Issuing stai. allocation is ezhaus1ed."
of. "emergency" regulations that state He warned that "any attempt to do
runds distributed to the ~ties ror so -by spending tax monies raised
'the programa be.allocated Oil ·• monthly locally from the county tu base -
basis instead or y,1:arly. would contravene the clear intent of this
The Republican governor said thia pro-administration's acUon which is to cut
cedure would "insure that no county the cost of welfare at both the state
.. expends mo~e state money for the pro-and local levels."
gram than that provided toihem." Counties have until 1972 to convert
The State Social Welfare Department from attendant care to homemaker
estimates there are. about 50,000 penons services for the aa:ed, blind and diaabled.
·ln proirams for the blind, a1ed Md "" Neither progr'am involves nu r 1 l n I
disabled -who receive homemaker and services.
attendant cart. iervicet, such U 1 houae Meantime,. Reap:n -and llale welfare
cleaning aDd transporlaUon. officials indicated ibey bad no Intention
A ~ spoli:emitn lald II waa (I( backing down on an ....rtkln by
mt Jmowo bow many WOlld ba dropped the NISOll MmlnlotraUon that C.lifomia becaule.GiJbe cutboct and that H -.Jc! is failinfl .10 tamplJ"Wlth federal weUare
laws.
be up lo indh'idual ClllUlltfes to decide Tbe Depoi-1 (I( Health, Education
who must he eliminated. and Welfare warned In W13hlngton
• Rea&an announced the action In a 'l1mldly tblt 1be atate faces a poa&ible
letter· to the ebairmen of county boards Jou d. $1 billion in federal funds if
It faUed 1o comply. A hearing by HEW
of ~rs. He said it wu aimed was .et for Aug. 25 in San Francisco
at "JeNming the heavy welfare burden to air 'the disp.ite•publicly.
on the taxpayer." Basically at issue Is the state's failure
He said it would force DO recipient to make a cost-of-living increase for
Into out-of-home, care. recipients in the nearly $1 billion Aid
A spokesman for tile p.vernor said 1o Famlllea W-Jth Dependent Children
the $16 mlllloli lned by clamping the (AFDC) program. A 1917 federal law
•tata aipending celling on the two pro--requret states to maintain welfare stan-
grams would revert to· the key 1eneral dards of need that are not more than
fund and that there now were no plans a year behind the cunent cost 91 livtna.
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Yo.gfl Course . Set. in B~ach ·
She may tJe....more U.. t,000 ye1r1
old, but tt.lllo Yop IW1 otando a lot "-·----. ·'Meo -Iii! -~ wm 1em1 to •
do that and • IOt of -'bodily con-
-begilDng Monday u the Hun-
U-n-11 YMCA blitial<I an el&f>!.
wee!< Yap caune. I
Teadlerla-~abanafide
")'Olin!" 'Who dalml the pli)'licll 1114
bro~ .. -help reduce wotp~
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""' linn flabby muacleo and generally im-
prove heal\h. • ,
Individual l<!lllons run from 5. p.m.
lo 1:30 p,m, each Monday in !he YMCA
mulUpurpoee f'OOfq.
Tbe claaa. ii limited .in .U. IO . !bat ,
ample atterrticn cu be gtven,eacb stu-
denl -~la roqulred.
Further -about the class is availalHe fftft Patti Cid, HunUncton l
1lelch YMCA:;:--.!!not«, 17'31 1
Beach Blvd., II, 117-tm. '
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But Chief Notes Be~h!s ~AdvlJ,r1t~g~
!IY TERRY COVILLE
Of.,. .. Del,, Plltt ltloff
"No police agency In the United States
can cope with tHe rising crime rate,"
Huntington Beach Police Chief Earle
Robllallle told Chamber '<Ji Commerce
members this morning at breakla>t In
the Huntington Seaclif!.
He explained how his department ts
trying to cope with crime in-Huntington
Beech, •
"I ~ave one major advantage here,"
Devil Worship
'. Robltaille. •Wlio ~ John SeitJO°l' ,
as police chief one year ago, said." "'i
was preceded by a man who was making
!lie best . department poosil>le for the
city." ' •
. "Because ol. °':11' department's. repua..
tion we have 30 appllcantl fer e.,.ry
opening Whlle •the Los Angeles clefi&rt·
ment can't fill 800 openings. , 1 "~ oqr average pa~lmen have.five
years' experience ~le !!OIDe.neighbo,-tng ,
departments have an averaa:e upedeoc•
r8otor-ol less than a year for patron.81."
Rob!~ ~laineil in detall the lblfls
be. lfu made in Police lll'uc1e'e; ~
be formeil a fourth diV!sloo 1o handle
penonnel, re{ll?ving it from the patroJ,
seryices and dftecUve divisions.
-"We've•put out men on four-day, tG-
bOur . shifts 10 more patrol units are
oo ·the streets during the peak crtmo
hours during ~ evenl!lgs." ·
At one point he cracked a Joke about
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BeachStud:iesNew Taxes
• t • ,.; .. , Ex~r.ts-Call~ ' T' ' F. I •. • c·. .. ·C' , ' ' . . .. . ~--. . . o . ~~.nee·,., .J~~· .. ~:Pte.r hrMur.der-~e , ,, ., .. ,,.,.,._. ~,, ...... ,,·,.
'{ •\1 0..,.~;'l •··,s('~~·..J t' ., llvr-&LAN .... i··,...J-/U"'f. -At 1.i=emelt'l'r11n11" t I :-. f,•f ., I • ;~..-o.tlr1iiiiit:ar.f'• • -~ • •,J '"'AL ; ' • . ,, .. ,, ·~ I • Jlartoa. cla!med •the propQlllt would ·• : '°'! .. ,.,..,. , .. ...., · · ·'The ·monthly· 'trllh. colledJcm ·f•·ill doable-'tbe revenue to be derived fnm
Polioe ezperts on Satamnl from Loo HunUngloo Qeocb llllY IP uP ,l!lllft. , ljle 'If""'--unity and NI the
.1.-6 1-__.. s.. F · toda .:.6 ' ':fonriula&ion mU. t n•dequate ,.,..--_ , .~ Y were Tbere may be • ..illl!7 \"'> llt idfl ' ~ for dlfterMc,,, In Pl'ofit mor-cailed ,Into Clle DIW'lfer lnYellipUhn of production tax ,Is back hi the~ pi -n c1asea of buai-.'·
bn.<tally butdlered Mrs. Flottoce 'Bnnm and the aiainbet of Comrnetoe ~ uniiap-Tbe chambet objeclod to tbe 11af1
after an. attorney's aaeertions 'Ib\nday PY with proposals ,for I ~ JXlll.Dell· recommendation to exclude the oil Jn-
ol a devil WOl"Shlp ritual wffll parts levy. , ', ' dually from ihe groorreceipla fee and
ci. her body. · ~ were· the lsslf~: ~t i out USe a 2 centa baml tax, elairn.lna: this
Buf Santa Ana laW)'.er Lawrence Garri· by a study session 'J'hursd,ay, nlghtr 0\1 propoaaJ was ioc<m.lstent wilh the
ble Mid bis client and suspect in the financ'in1 methods for new; civic facllftiel-I recommen~n oe the SYstems1 and
slaying,· Stephen Craig Hurd, 20, did The. outoomer we that r the ·council · Data PJ'OC9m,. ·Committee which
not participate in the alleged Satan will meet with the· chamber's buaineu ltudied fln&nCtn,. methods.
wonillip> .ritual in , Cleveland N&Uonal coinniittee1 at 7:30 p.m. We4nelday,:Jtily Hortm ·added fiat.: the chamber hi.
Forest..•with the\ heart, lungs. and arm. 22 to Iron out differences and ltMre called a~ tneetiiig' of business Jeadel'SI
of the brunette 9Choolteacher last Jwte will be a public hearing . on •the •tax for neJt1Wecb9day tO aiolicit coriuntnll
3. . , 1 ProPoalsBel Fina~ 7:31 p.m. Aug. 3. · · · • ~the~!-n: 'Ilte city will meet with
Gamble, who represent.s Hurtt, the ore ance Director)Benl~' .. -uu1wcc representatives a· weet after
alleged leader-of..sorts of a rovtna: band went over his proposals with c:omcUmen, this aression. •
of homelels youth., also denied to a chamher of ·comm...., lettu objecjfn& 'Ille l)Olilbll~y of an fncreaae In tho reporiers that bis client, who .eot.efed to ~e chan.ges was read. . . ' trash fee"'Was revuled by Arguello when
a plea <Ji irroceol In court Thuraday, 'Ille letter. •lg!\ed by dlamlitr •preol. he diaclooed that Rainbow Dlspoal c.m.
either killed or muUlated Mrs. Brown. dent Pet.er Horton, expreued the·group'11 Pan.1 was seeking to renegotiate Jts con.
Hunt was only an onlooker, Gamble .. nonconcurrence•• with the. propoeed trad: •!th the city. '!be present mcnthly
'd charge JJ $1.50 of. wttlcti Rainbow receives S3J • • • fJ •U 1be ~re aspect of the evisoeratioo .o111. •
and dismemberment of th• body haa HB Trustee Post. _Argueu. said U)at Rainbow wane. tho been a dark area in the case for week!. fee raised to $1.IO.
And now that Gamble's commenls have In the figures he presented; Arguello
DJ ti" N 3 -!bot the city woold face a 1217 llOO been aired, Sheriff's Lt. Richard Drake ~ CC Oll OV • !briage· In financing lf no barrel' oil
said, the Satanist aspect. of the murder tax was Imposed.
will be the target of an intensive pollce Officials of the Huntington Beach City ''.lf•we plan to look at the oil lndUltry
in e911 tio School District have confirmed Nov, 3 otrictly ·• another form of bullnea v ga n. as the election date to fill the trustee then • • • • we could expect somethln.i
"We already have called In a captain seat left vii.cant by Roger Anclenoo. in lbe nelgbborbood ol. $1•,ooo a year ..
on the Los Angeles Police Department The special trustee's election will be If we uae tlhe oil procb:tion HcmH
reo>gnized as an expert in tbe field combined with national eleCUOns on tlie f~ at 2•cents a barrel, we could upecfl
of Satanism, and we probably will Rek same day. 1 .i '· scrnedll~ in the nei&bborhood of. $300,000
more advice fiun other cities, became Candidates who Jive within the 1 year," Arpello niporteil.
we have no one ·on our force district's boundaries must file· ltir the ;'Ibe UUllty tu, IUllfllted to t.ake the
knowledgeable Oii this subject," said the seat between July II -Sept. 10. Sept. form· <Ji a 5 per-mqnthly IUl'Charge
lieutenant. JO ts also the last date voters ·in the an all utility bills.,. was discusled Al
Ironically, Drake, who is heading the district can regi~ to cast a ballot an alternete· revenue 80W'Ce.
lnv.,UgatiVe bureau of the department for the trustee electlon. · Arguello eotlmated It· -1<1 bring In
while Capt. James Broadbelt js vaca--Anderson resigned from the board 1.t ,1,098,000 a year.
tioning, was the victim ol. a shotgun month after winning a ttustee poeition Tbls tax was.touted.-one that would
attack .on his. house ThU1'9day night ss on the Orange COUnty Boaf'drof Ed\IC'a"' bit the hcmeowner, apartment re.!ident,
(See SATAN, Pop I) tioo. (Bee NEW TAX, Pop I)
•.DllllE FULLBRl SYLVIA PREGORS, ROBlRT ltLIS (~ROM LE'T) TRY 'COBRA' POllTION
-Y• Moy lie • Bit on tho llderly.lldt, But She Sllll Hath• Chorm -'
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Cuts • Ill Center
Urged by . Aide ,.
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EDISON •..
ol ... ,...W.tlon& belni teotad In ..
aJlPl'Ollrialt court.
'11le brief -... to die -oedba ol the PUC Coda md v-.
oomt-.
A dedn by the PUC Cl1 the nquett
f« ..._.,. Is not apeclocl for "a
month iif two," ......... lo Clrolo
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NEW TAX •••
md lxW'-11.1111. equallJ bat It WU
polot.d out thal JI -d be OOllly to Wsllnt I«.
For Uie homeowner "1lo pays an
average ol '30 a month for uUllUes,
Jt would ~ $18 to hla tu hill a year. ~
AquelJo infmmtd .,. llOWlCilmen that ""'It'" -tiiey adopl mult bring lo ft,oes,aoo a :iear as bond paymenu
fol tbe cltlc ..m.r and l!brary.
Hen.nititata7-11Umt
rate on SU.I mlllim worth of bonds over IOr->.
&rs-Slates, a reel -agent and dlalnnan ol the Plaoolng Coounlmioo, -... ~.,.,.Colllm* EdJooa plat may take .....
ol the problan.
He athaated tbet OJ*Bon wouJd
brio( lo -· "31,GOO a ,_ from ...... _.
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BUS LINE •••
-· !d>lic --fvr the PUC. Geimler aplained,
'"!be lo&ing party 1mall1 fllllOalo -'11le -nn 1rom -(diltB In decilioos mi -for a .-,,.. 11 tho Dll'1fl ol file dty -C:-l'llrk
P>d ca""' is -K will be fll"'llted, Manly Pai; and llopeY!ew SdJool. '
but in lDOl9t CMe1 good C8ll9e ii not 1be dmre wu 50 cents each way
elr.wn and the appeal b-ed." ~~= ~ 35i:~.
tn Ill J,.,. 23 dedtlon, followtnr 11 b P&r1m q RecroMm ~
days ol -.. from lleca•ober 1111 COIJ!"l'Med. and .. did the odlools and thniog'1 February of this y-, the PUC locabt>wl.....,.
not only sppnwed the f17' mi1llon u-T"-..__~___, n--·-'-the
plO!ion, bu1 directed -lo "beCID ~· --,_. --..
wmtrudlCll ~" bua •qidable ..... -houch -~··-hi -... ,.. clt!ia-and -and llrudlon will probably bet!tn this fall. -10.000 "'IJieo were picked up
To counteract tbl1, KuJper :J'~c::;:v• at Rres-1n the north ""'81>110d-•••-lbto-"11'• cooldn'I -~nd ..... ; tile -.ty"1 potltlon _, tho A!'al help," Mn. Gellller aid.
-.. -w --1t .. . ~ ball lull ·~•, ·~• ol a __..~~_,~ "We -lo bml b -.llT'-'LI' ~ ..-...... 1• -.,_.. to break even,.. D went cn '"Ibe
-apantloa, and tho rilbl lo -I -' ol IO mt~ ha ~ hi•• ! injunotJCla to block Ol)IODllon ol ll:dl&aa prlce ctntl .... ,. -• ... • -Indeed ......_ -l>ut II ft bad made JI a quarter WI ' ......-1"Xdd .. ve hid to have all the buses
l full on every trip."
, 'Crash' Leads Mn. -flgur..i that there ......
U,000 dildren ~ 4th am IOlh
lfllde within a -i'lidll• ol the. pickup polnta • . • r ~ ' •
To MesaRape '
.l 14-yell'<lld BudJl!IP -..;.... told Colla Ilea p>lkll a llWl _...,.
bor al callllnC a ·-..,._ raped bor In -aarty todaJ. ·• The vldlm Did. bad -tenUooally
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stopped bor car .., Wiiiem Slreet at
-Boulevlnl .aboul ,,. Lm. In
llUCb a way that U. mlD bad to """'
lo avoid bor lrool -....
No accident ~ a aid, and
Ille stopped al a nwti, -llatloo reebvom, only to be coofrooled by the
maa who spoke with a ClD1, IOUtbern·
accenL
Still relu.sing lo believe a mDillon
bad occurred, oho Aid Ille WU ordered
Into his car lo go lo poll<e headquarten,
but the man then drove to a dartened
area nearby.
The aobbll!c victim ftturned lo the
llOl'Ylce llal!oo at 2IOJ Harbor Biv<I,
where an attendlnt called pollce, who
.... told Iba bad ..... klcbd out ol
Ida car aome dlltance any .
DAILY PILOT
OftAMGI (OUT PUIL""IMO CCMP'AHT
l.tt.ii f\I, w.~ _ .. _
J.ck .. Cwt..,
Ylcit ,,.i..nt ..... ~ ......
n.. •• ltM<ril ...... 1'.HI•• A. M•rpl.11111 ,._..in. r•..,
Ale11 Dlrki11
Wat Oo_,... C-1~ Hllll' . >.l ... rt w ......
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17171 ..... 11111 • .,,14
M1lll111 AiU,.,1r.o. 1o1 790, t2'41 --~.-.1 1llP....,A-. C.tt Mall -.. ..,. ,,,....
........,. MICJI: #111 ........ ·-~ a.,.....,..•...,. II CIMlnt a...i
_.
"We expected to Iola inoney !or a
-k « two till --pl! out. but not tbb badly ... Ille ..xi.
• ,,_ who used the -rode In lltJle.· 1 .... tbtee on a 'rlll once. Usually
lbere WM one or none.''
Wiil' didn't they try --1
Tod Gellller esplaloed -ha lelt tbe
ralao be --by a -bus --!71aday-""11dnol
~-""Ille but COlllfllD1 ...... , mUiill
""""" at that price," he added. "Whit's dialppoiDdn« ii that tbe reac-
tion was so great before we got it going.
People were calling us up and saying,
'W<l'lf, when does it start'?
"Well, it -and it llloppod. It
just meam that there are an awful
lot cl. tk!& up bere, jwrt t1eVen miles
from tbe ocean. who don't want lo
go lo the beech ...
Registration Set
For New Students
Sii-new lo West Qnnge County
-uriod to ~ ""' , ... fall c1-tn achoola ol the HunfJngton
-Uniob 1118" School D!Nlcl, ac--,. to Max L. Forney, "'l"*'ln--A coo-will be on duty from
I a.m. lo I p.m. Mondays throuflh
Fridays at each ol tbe flve high !Choola
to allist ltudtota in plaming their pro-grams. •
Studellts who take advantage or the
~ lllould avoid mueb wa!Unc
In l1De -ochool _... this fa!~ ac-....iln( lo ICbool administrators,
Eadl -Is advbed to call tholr loca1 bllh ICbool to Vriy their a~
-and lo mako a pre.f<CUtratlon a~=..-.. Bwb un1on H111t
8dlool Diltrlct ....., .... cltl" ol HW> ~ Beach, l'oanWo Valley, Well-
mlmllr and Saal Boacll.
SALT Adjournment
Awaited in Vienna
VIENNA (UPI) -A( the Sirai.ctc
Annl~Um!laUon '1'11111 (SALT) "ap.
proacileo ol botb sldM bave beooma
c1amr.· -............... aid today.
Theno WU Ill I~ al ..... work
on bow long tbe Vienna !alb ..W Wt.
PollUca! oboe!ven expactod m adjourn
-.nt all« toda1'1 Urd SALT
.... of the Amtrici1I .... --41iton, but DO IUdl word .......
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Frot1t Pa9e l
POUCE .••.
Iha -. cars and their ftlatlon lo
a dn>p In lra!fic dlallons.
"We aakad our pairOlmell why llley --dtll--'l1lty lllid ... 'Hallo<l1 •--41n tllit,-. Every time they tum a corner Ibey
-ii .black and white llllt'."
•I.A_ correaporiding drop in crimes has
eome from Uie increased patroh:,". ht
said. ''And we have the JoWest number
of polictJneJr per -latlon In Oran1e ...... ~ .. ~~~-.
"~ause ol the rapid growth •• have
to.:innov1je, come up wjtb l'ltW' solutions.
We expanded Se!taer'i Sandmeo into tho
Special J;nlorcement Dotall, and I tblnl<
when it's over you'll see we have a
good record on it."
'A·Bone•' .Ride Again
... _ "We abo established a court llaiJon
man who ooJls patrolmen when they
must appear in court. In the past we
have ·bad u much u IO ~ ol
our patrolmen in <OUJt, walltn( for cua
to come up." Judge check over 1931 Deluxe Roadster at sixth
annual convention Of the ModOI A Fon! Club in Mil~
waukee. In backgnllllld u 19.10 English Fon!.
Convention opened Thursday. Abopt liOO vtniago cars
are on display. Many were drlv.111 io the conven-
tion by'thelr owners. . Robltalll<, w!1o gava a ltralp~ daa•
Wk, ezplalned the dlff.._. -
public relations am community rolatlonl.
Front P-.e l Business Saks
Show Increase
"We want lood public relaUoGI. When
~ do thinp we want ~ communit)'
to know it. But I do not · be11en It
is . the J"eSPOnoibWty of the· depariment
to try to .sway or convtnoe d~nU
-It's a waste ol effort."
SATAN WORSHIP ...
he and hU family slept.
But Drake said the shoqting aeemed
"In no way" related to his wtirk M
the bizarre case of Mrs. Brown.
Drake, who admitted bis shock at
the attorney's comments, said revelaUons
such as the ritual sacrilict assertions
were potentially damaging and pre-
judicial
Drake however, ctid reveal that ...,.
atremely grotesque activity mu.t have
accompanied the stabbing of the El Toro
toac11'1" becau!e al the cmd!tloo ol tbe
body.
"I'm not trying lo be grialy « In-
tentionally bizarre. but everyone who
saw Mrs. Brown's remains on the night
&bey were discovered was coo.vinced that
something very strange bad accompan.
led the murder -cannibalism wasn't
ruled OU~ either, be laid frankly.
Lt. Drake, who playecf a leading roJe
In f!ndln& iofonnation .. locatioo ol .
the K·bar military knife allegedly uoed
In the 1laying, the miaing car of Mrs.
Brown and the bloody murder scene
ln Irvine, said the Satanist element never
had cropped up in hours ol talking
with Hurd and four others facing diarges
in 'the murder. ,
"I can honestly say that it never
entered into the conversations to any
noticeabt. point," be sald.
What did arise, however, he said, was
the trigger which allegedly set off the
1layers on Sand Canyon Road the af-
ternoon of June 3.
'1be youths, Drake sakl, allegedly ac-
costed the woman as she drove from
a freeway offramp to a PTA meeting
and wanted her car becauae theirs bad
stallod. l '
Mrs. Bn>wn then made ,..,.,..,,. to
tho obvious unkeinpt appearailce of the
band. •
''That was the trigger -when tbe
vicUm told them she wouldn't give her
c:ar to a bunch of dirty kids who need
a bath and haircut," Drake reVealed .
"But Hurd said nothing to us, Santa
Ana (police) or Riverside (sherlfrs
detectives) about the acUvlUes," Drake
added •
Report$ from Gambt., who could not
be reached for additional comment this
mom.Ing, added that his client and the
other defendanLs wanted a c:ar to go
to San Francisco to "visit the devil"
possibly the leadtr ol a widely publlciz<d
cult of Satanist! in the Bay Area. 1be
car w:u: found blll'Ded near Los Gatos.
The asserted sacrificial ritual, took
place 1n a boulder-strewn canyon above
Desegregation
Clean Up Starts
WASHINGTON (UPI) -With !Choo!
opening in seven weeks, the NOO:>n
Administration has begim its finaJ push
to "clean up" 121 hard-core southern
district.a that have resisted de!egregation
since the original 1954 Supreme Court
d .......
A> It had tfftatened, the Justic<
Department riled suit Thursday against
the state of Missl.uippi to desegregate
19 of its 118 school districts. Two al
the holdout! were expected . to have ac-
"fllabl< plans by the W«kend.
So-called multidistrlct suits -lumping
several school districts within a state
-we.re filed against a total or 27
districts ln Arkansas, Florida, and &uth
Carolina.
Nearly 200,000 students were involved
in Thursday's action -95.137 of them
black; 81.296 of whom attended
aegregated schools last year .
Assistant Attorney General Jerri!
Leonard, chief of the Civil Rights
Division, promised more suits, possibly
today or this week or nezt.
Berrall R. Ries
Services Held
Funeral services were held 'Ibursday
for BerTalJ Jl Ries, a long lime resident
ol Huntington Beach w1lo died Monday
It the .age of 69.
Mr. RJes, "1lo lived at 925 !Olh SL,
-the owner ol Huntington Beech Auto Sllpply. He came to Huntington
Beadl 1n 1932 and was a member o(
tile Maaonlc Lodjt and the ScoWsh Rite
and Shrine of Huntinllon Beach.
He 11 survived by h1s wilt. Mutan;
a daughler, Mrs. Barbara Grandi or
Sin Rafeel ; a '°"1.Alan al Santa Ana
and ..... &randdllklrell.
El .Car1"' Village J~ Into RJverside
County put tbe \)range County line. •
It wu there that Mn. Brown's remains
were dwnped into a ~ grave. But .
tbe objecu In the ..n.d sacrlf1CO·
were not found.
And police teletypes dlapoldled the
day afl<r the dilcovery ol the body
by a biker specllled tile -and
the member whiob """' missing.
Hun!, oow awaiting lrla! for both the
Brown butcherinc and the hatdJet
murder of service station manager Jerry
Carlin, 21, who died June 2, "says he
is alraid the devil ..w not lie the
Bible be/nc tllere In his )all cell," .Gamble
said, "And be tells me the devil is
telling bim to anuH himselJ out."
"The otilers, Hun! aays, talk up devil
wcnhlp io private, but talk It down
in public. • .Hun! da/mJ he reelly
believes in the devil," d»e lawyer added.
Thus far the alleged prtnclpala In the
kiJJtnp ~court actloo ... ,
-Hurd, a a1'oder-faced dr1lter wtio
generally lived out ol """' befura hi&
arrest in a barn near Norco. His
pre1!mlnary bearioc was acl>eduled for
July 20.
-Obriltopher "Gypsy" Gibboney, 17,
whose lawyers in Portland, Ore., are
waging a pitched court battle fighting
the youth's extraditioo to Orange County
where he faces adult dtarges of murder-
kidnop.
-Hennan Hendrick Taylor, 17, a
drifter picked up in Norwalk several
weeks ago booked on murder-kidnap
charges.
-Arthur C. "Moose" llulse, 16, of
Gant.. Grvve, lmpllc:a!od In Uie blud(eoa
dealb ol Carlin am robbery ol 171 from
the station where the college student
held a night manager's job.
-Convicted marijuana posses s or
Melanie Daniels, 31, who was booked
on accessory chargts as she served
her seventh day of a six-month sentence
on the grass rap. She was in Orange
CouuJy jail when iile was implicated.
A l6-year-old juvenile wtKl6e name was
not released faces the aame accessory.
after-a-felony charges.
For Huntin:gwn
'l'hero'l-IUppooed of<> be a llump, )>uf
m.11 sales In llunlioclm Jleocb did
not reflect tt Jut l'W'· •
In fact buslnm -fncroased 23 pe1<e11t ovu the volume lot tbe pr<v1ous year.
Tbe 11169 ..tail sat• bit f!l:l,471,000
in 19111 compared to the lolal of
f116,401,000 for litlS.
Wllltam J. Back, tbe dly's ecooom1e
devel_.ot ofllcer, filures the Ales !JI.
crease resulted in a "glft'' of $4.a:
for the average bouaehoJder -the "gift"
being tbe amount ol money the city
would have had to raile for municipal
ope<allons had r<tall sales not 'fncroased.
The sales lncreue brought a gala
of '2'10,071 lo the 'tlty treasury In 1911
over litlS, accm!iq to Back.
He pointed out that Iha' city rocelved
• total of ft,434,720 from the state u
iu -. of sales tax money raised
through sales In Huntington Beaeb.
This 11.4 million Is tbe equivalent of
a tax rate of nearly 41 cent! per $100
assessed valuation, accord.h1g to Back.
That would be about $24.60 for tbe owner
of a $24,000 home.
Ex-Colombian Envoy
Taken by Guerrillas
BOGOl'A, Colombia (AP) -Fonner
Colombian Foreign Mlni!ter Fernando
Londono y Londono, was k i d n 1 p e d
'lltursday by guenillas woo demanded
$200,000 ransom, poHce announced today.
Loodcno, 57, was abducted when he
was going to his coffee farm near
Manizales city, 135 miles from Bogota.
The guerrillas, members of the Netional
Liberation Army, a pro(:utro group,
sent a letter to l.cndmo'a famlly ..,~
for the ransom.
S ummer
4 SIDI CHAllS • H . -.
I OVAL TAlll JSt-
WllH J LIAYU
llib>r revislqas In the department have
saved the city larae lllllOUDta of money,
l!obltalJJe said. ' .
One eilample wu tile hiring of the
UC, Irvine i(faduate -1 n
chemlttiy to work Part-time on the ~
tifleatloo of nareollcs.
"When we used the Orange OMmtJ
Crime Lab .... loot one-third of out
narcotics cases becallle they were too
busy lo l"t lo court in a ....,..bla
amount of Ume. And now the salarfes
ol -three chemlsta -the city less than It used lo coat lo tnmport
-evidence lo the crime lab." "All of our accompllahmtnt.. would
hate be<n lmpossibt. without the support
ol the community," Robitaille told the
IO O>amber m<mben.
"We've never asked anybody in this
city lo uncondltionaliy -yvur local
police. But we ..W do ....-ythlng pclll!bie
to eam yo1r ~and IUppOl't."
Queen Elizab.etk
Backs ·Eco'logy
YELLOWKNIFE, Nortbwe1t T~
rilories (UPI) -Queen Elizabeth warned
N«thern Canadians that IO"'mm"1t in
dtls country must lboulder t b e
respomiblllty of planning and managtnc
development of the unspoiled northlands.
'Ibe 91Jeen's warning came late Thurs-
day in 1 farewtll .address 1t tho end
of the Royal Family'& vt< lo tile
Nortb"'61 Territories .
Memben ol tbe Royal Family were
to leave Yellowknife today for Fort
Churchill, their first atop on a week.krlg
tour of Manitoba marlthl& that province'•
centenoial.
"In some parts of the world serious
damage to the natural environment bas
already been done. tn this territory,
larje tracts of land and water are still
unspoiled," the Queen said In her ld-
dttos.
SS19 ce_..,.,1: ..
OUR SUMMER SALE ALSO rNCLUDES SEl.iCTED GROUPS FROM DREXR, HERJTAGE HENREDON,
NATIONAL, MARGE CARSON, HERITAGE A HENREDON UPHOLSTERY PLUS MANY ~THER LINES,
REDUCTIONS ON ACCESSORIES, LAMPS, AND PICTURES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE.
DEALERS FOR: HENREDON -DREXEL -HERITAGE
7tJ11111 "
NIWPORT llACH
1727 W-1111 Dr., 642·20$0
OPIN PRIDAV 'TIL 9
INTEll OIS
Promalonll lntwler LAGUNA IEACH
O..lgnara A•allobl-.AID-NSID' 345 North CH1t Hwy. 4944551
OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 9
"'-T• ""-... _, °'-C...., Mt.1W
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I
Newport Beaeh Teday's Ji'l••I
• 1 .N. Y. Stoelul I
Harbor Aide Stands Firin . -
• ID Bay>_ Swi p Tri3l
• Orange County Harbor District E•g!·
neer James Ballinger, under heavy
cross examination today, repeated.Jy
denied aUegaUohs that 3,000 feet of ~b
Ucly owned wat~ frontage had been
held .out ol. calculations in the Upper
N<wport Bay tidelands .. change.
Qum;tioning on the point of fronlage
calculations came from Philip Berry,
attorney for the intervenors in the com--
pler:.and technical'trial to test conm.itu..
tioMJ.!ty of ~ Back Bay nap betwetn
.-. -Orange County pvemment and tbe Ir·
vine Company. · '
Berry's ...ttono ~ on bay
shoreline d>at Inc~ 1,500 feet of front·
Bi' at North si,r Beodl.·belhw tho West
Btull at Dovtr -and 1,200 olooi
Back Bay Drive acroll tbe bay below
East Bluff, • -
During tho ....,;, eumhialion of Bal·
linger, Berry centinued to assert thlt
Mither area was included In the figure
of S,081 wattr•front.age-feet• that wu
UPIT_....
Foot i n the Mouth
Michael McK·am~, nine montM, Brandywine Park,
Del. bu bill hangup. Tho.hangup'• name la Misoy,
who, like Michael, is just a pup. Scramble, acramble,
. chew• crawl; cry.
Harbor Scliools -
W atching Action
On Tax Reform
Leaders of Newp<rt-Meoa Uallled
School District have been watching with
more than usual interest as Gov. Rea-
gan's tax reform plan has been worked
over In the st.ate Legislature.
Provisions o[ the reform bill, cxiglnally
would have cost Newport-Mesa schools
more than $500,000 in Jost income, ac-
conling to the school district's finance
dinct.or. Walter Adrian.
But after six re.visions of the bfll, now
In the joint Assembly-Senate Revenue
and Taxation Committee, the school
district stands to escape with no loss of
revenue.
Jn fact. there may be an ad vantage
for the Newport-Mesa District. Board
members of all school districts would
be given more flexibility in setting the
tax rate under the latest version, Adrian
said.
At pr...,,l, sctiool boonls can <Jll!y
levy a tax rate up to a ceiling vot«1
have .approved. lf the tu reform bill
goes through In Ito latest form lheno la
pnwisioil ror a ;cbool board to ex«ed
the voted tax: ceiling by the. amowrt ·of
that year's cost-of-living increase, upon
petition by 2B p«<:ent of tho district
voters.
The cost or Jiving escape hatch wo.:iJd
apply only to current expenses of educa-
tion like salaries, supplies and utility
bills but not to school conitrUc:Uon.
Thus the cost-of-living factor eould be
appljed to $3.90 of the school tax rate
Newport and Costa Mesa re1idenb paid
last year but not the remainder, which
is for school bond redemption and state
building aid . o! the tolal rate of S4.34
In Newport Beach and $4.69 in Co&ta
Mesa. •
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Aid14J ·1laridicttpp(i# Cut -
ByReaganinU.S.D~pute
SA~NTO (UPI)· -Gov. Ronald '"'Jle s&ld "tt ooWd be UIOd to 1!nance
Reagan. locked in a struggle with the · po!Jllble "deficiencies" in welfare or
Nixon administration aver the generosity other programs later. _
of Callro.mia welfare grants, today an· The governor told the supervbon that
nounced a $10 million cutback in services the new state · regulaUo~ adopted by
for the aged, blind and disabled. Social Welfare Director Robert Martin
He ordered that f24 .S million in funds "strongly recommend'' that a county
budgeted for )lomemaker and attendant not spend Jts own general relief fands
care services be reduced to $14.S million to supplement the programs "when the
during )he 'current fiscal year. atate aUoc1tion is exhausted.••
AddiUonaUy. he directed the issuin1 He warned that "1ny 1ttempt to do
of "emerge11cy" regulatibns that state so _ by spending tax monies r&IJed
funds distributed to the counties for locally , from the county tax base -
the programs be allocated on 1 monthly -' would contravene the clear intent of thls
basis instead Of yearly. administration's action which is to cut
The Republican governor said this pro--the cost of welfare at both the state
cedure would ''insure that no county and local levels."
expends more slate money for the pro· Counties have until 1972 to convert
gram than that provided to them." from attendant care to home.mater
The State Social Wellare Department services for the aged, blind and disabW!d.
estimates there are about 50,000 persons Neither program Involves nu r 1 I n g
·in programs for the blind,. aaed and services.
di.sa~led who receive homemaker and Meantlme, Reagan and state welfare
attendant care services, such u house officials indicated they hid no lntenUon
cleaning and transportation. of backing down m. an aaertkln-by
·A department spokesman uld it was the: NW>o. Administration that CallfomLI
not kno"" how many .would be diopped la !ailing to complJ with federal well"'
because of the cutback and that it woUld laws.
be up to lndlvldull counties to declcje The Department of Heolth, Education
who muat be eliminated. and Welfare wtrned In Washington
Reagan announced the. action In a 'Ibursday that the state faces a possible
Jetter to the clWnnen of county boards Joss or $1 billlon in federal fund1 lf
of supervisors. He u1d it was aimed it failed to comply. A hearinl by HEW
at "lessening the h'8vy Jl'ellate burdt!n was set f« Aug. 25 in San Francisco
on the taxpayer." to air the diipute. public!y.
He said it would force no recipient Basically at ~e 11 the state's failure
into out-of-home care. to make a c,ost-or-Uvlng increase for
· A spokesman for the , governor 'said recipients in the nearly Sl billion Aid
the Sii million freed by clamping the to Flmllies With Dependent Children
state spending Ct;iling on the two pro-(AFDC) program. A 1967 federal Jaw
grams would revert to the key general requires states to maintain welfare 11tart-
fund and that there now were no plana dards of need th1:1t are not more than
for spending it a year behind the current cost ol Uvin1.
-
-caunty ·-Vic -In tlie laW1111~ reluoes to be -ted wtdl
Berry'• allegatioOI al fraud. .
11.ls ~ that It ..ui talre II lust
-week of trill to reoch a ....net on the Back B&y la!ue. Juda 0-
wlll be Wed,,11 ~t -to rule ... llerrY'• Cha-I'" thlt the land nap Is unlawful and UllCOllltlbltlonaJ and In
violation of a lnlll ....i.d when the
_atalo of California deeded the UPl'!I' B&y
(See uPPEll IAY, Pap I)
BBC Pl®s ToWer
Apartments ~ould Be Bziilt . on Stil·ts
The Balboa Bay Club bu applied for
a mn!ng change that would permit It to
build ;. lD-foot tall apartment tower~on
atllls on Ille east eod of Ila bayfrnnt
pnll'tlly.
The Nowport Beech Plaming Com-
mission will hear the request next 1burs4
day night.
In exchance f« breeldng the S<Moot
zoned height limit the Bay Club ls al-reruw to open up a number of views
to the bay. Among these would be the
view beneath the building , wblcb would
be raised two stcrie.s above the ground
on-1 g!sden.
would pl Ille Bay ,cu,•, biadiDa
........ lhlt tllon. would bl ... -.
appllcotlolll for ·-' "' -. porta al t!Je..f'l'Ol'O'ly. . •
HJo desire, SleV<lll lald, b to · avoid bull<Une another mmive, blocked
building llie lhe .apartmem. "wall" on
the west-end ao many people have· ob-
jected to. The west-end ap--
bulldlng la ma.uejl up to the IQ.loot
permissible height.
Residents of Cliff Haven, ..,. the bluff
overlooking the Bay Club, hive voted
30 to 6 to oppo1e the Bay Club buildinl
any h1lher than so feet. • .
Clty Coancilman Rictiard Clull !las
-hit coocorn Iba! odier bo)lfnml
pni!>erly """"" would eapect to be treated the same way. the city treats
Ill · -· the' B&y Club, wlllch bal
a -until 111911 Oii the pnll'tlly, -by the dty.
But councllmen ho•• dlreclad the city staff to work on an ordinance rei[U)atilig
building floor area rather than -Overa:il
height.
1be city's -plaming director, Larry
Willoi:i, says he would Uke to see mhet
property owners build high-rise as lonf
a.s they provide as much open apece
as the B&y Club propooes and doa'I
bu1ld all the way """"5 lbelr property.
The8&yCJubal&npropooesto....,1ace 'D vi} WT '\.in' Ex =-r~=~;s:~ . e_ -~"'~~~~~ .perts -.. -.11t~m~ :w:L..,..;,::::~
lieod>. ,
11le ......,.. buiJdtiw Woalcl bl ........ =in Cbe fWft ...... tllo •0 «•1Awlo~·~
-loll Plamied ---la ... .-·-r --lloon <J. lb apartments each above the two
atorlel of -.througll open spac<.
Plam also call foc all parking at
the ...t end of tho property, to be
-from 450 otalll to 739, to be depr..aed undergrooncl Jl<Ovldlng a
cl-.,.....i level view llJrough and
past the """'· Richard SCeven&, Bay Club executive
vice president, s&ld the company Is wil~
inC to tio .. COllllructlon for their whole
~ parcel tied down specifically a+:oonlni< lo this maoter plan. In olher
-. tf lie ctly permits the hlgh-riae
tower i>n -part of the property It
'Crash' Leads
To MesaRape
A 2~year-old. Hurtington Beach woman
told Costa Mesa police a man accusing
her of causing a. non-exiltent colli1lon
raped her in relribu~n early today.
The victim aald •he bad ualnlutionslly
stopped her car on Wilson Street at
Harbor Boule•ard about 2:30 a.m. in
such a way that the man bad to swerv1
to avoid her front bumper.
No accident occurred, abe said, and
lht stopped at a nearby .ervite ataUoa
""trocon, only to be confronted' by tho
ma• .who spoke with a curt. southern
accent.
SW1 refUltng to believe a coW.lon
had.occurred, ohe s&ld she WU ordered
into h1I car to go to pollce headquarters,
but the man thfn drove to a darkened
area nearby,
The 10bbh1g victim returned to the
1ervlce station at 2502 Harbor Blvd.,
where an auendant called police, ,irho
were told she had bee11 kicked out of
hJs car some dl!ltance away.
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Pollea nperta on w.rUn! -Loo
Angeles and San ,.,._ -1 _,,
called Into , the murder -ptfon ·of
brutally butcherod Mn. Fioffoce"Bnnm
alter an attomeor'• aieertioDI Tblnday
of a de~I wu..isp rllual -;<rta of her body. .
But Santa Ana 1a.,.jer Lawrenoe Qam.
hie aald his cUeot arid ~ In the
slaying, Stephen Cral( Biol!, io, did
not partlctpata In tho alltfod .....
wonhlp ritual In Clev-National
Forest with the heart,. lunp and ann
of the brun.U. ICb>olteacher !alt J .... 3, . •
Gamble, who r..,._,i,. Hurd, Ille
allef!ed leader...-..of a n>vlhg.bOnd
of 'homeless youth.!; alto deriied to
reporters that hi• client. who enter.eel
a plea « imocent in coort 'I1tursday.
either killed or mutilated Mrs. Brown.
Hurd was only an onlooker, Gamble
said.
LAFC Approves
Newport Annex
Of Harbor View
Aanexation of • 356-acre Harbor View
Hills area to Newport Beach WU ··~ proved Wedneoday by the Local ,,_
Formation · CommlaliOn aft... a "delay
llince last April IO to OUow tho lrvlDe
Ranch ·Water District , and couilty
Saaltstion Dtlllrict No: 5 to reaolve c11r.
ferences over water and .ewer avfce
to the area4
Newport Beach Pl•llllln&· .Director
Lawrence Wilson told cominlaioous the
water and sewer service dflpute r had
been amicably seltled and the city would
provide the services.-
He said Newport City Manaaer Harvey
"'1111 -liapaft ., .. -.-ad ·-· al tl>e body bal bet a dark .... tn the case for weeks.
~now that Gamble's comments have
been aired, Sherilrs u. Richard Dralut
&aid, ihe Satanfst aspect of the murder
will be .the target al an intemiva police
!nvestq:ation.
••we alreedy bave called .in a· captain
on the Los AIJiel<o Police ll<partmeot
recOplzed .. .. ezpert In Ille fiel4
of Salanlsm, and we probably will aeelt
more advice mm other cities, because
we have no ooe on our f-o r c •
laiowlectgcable .., tlU subject," Mid ~
lie\llenonl
lronlcally, Dral"· who ls headlng thir
bweat.igative 1bureau ol the departmelll
while Capt. Jl:mes Broadbelt is vaci,.+
tiooing, was the victim of a shotgthf
attack. on his house 'nlunday nig'bt u ·
he and his family slept. .
But Drake said the shooting seemed
"in no way" related to hi11 work on
the bizarre case of Mn. Brown.
Drake,· who admftted his 1h0ck at
the attorney's comments, said revelatJom
such as the ritual sacrifice assertions'
were potentially damaging and pr-.
Judicial. .
Drake how<ver, did reveal that ...,.
extremely (f'Otesque adivlty must haft
accumpanfed the llabblng of the El Toro
teacher becauae of the OCl>ditlca of )bl
body.
"I'm not trylnl( to be stjJly or ,Jn,
tenlionally bizam, but everyone who
11w Mn. Brwn'a remains on the Dight
they .were discovered was conv1nced lb.al
a:imethltig very atranae had accompan.
led the murder -cannibalism wasn't
ruled out, either, he said frankly . •
LL Drake, 1rilo played i: leading rolt
. (See SATAN, Pap I)
In the earlier vcr~ons of the bill the'
cost-of-living escalalion provision would
have been offset by permitUng no more
override increases above the 1570
lchocH year level.
The vote of Newport-Mesa residents
In February to tax lhemselves a r&te or
to cents mnre for schools next )'etr ana
fSee TAX REFORM, Pa1e !)
Heliport Sought at Center L. Hurlburt had rtporled to dty ...,..,
cUmen Monday that the anne1atilxl cow-
fonns to the IO!Jth Irvine Ranch eenerat I
WNdaer
Plan and would "not a«.ct fUlurt on-The -Iller la piling monoton-
.... li9r!J llO!jlbwanl i!oncout." : oua ~ Ille cout. S\ll! moetly
A '!llHcre laland, Padlle 'ilew IUIJllli wllh eorly mom!ng and eve-
Memorial Parli properly, ·ia created by Dbll •-Ud llltla ~ature
the· merier lDOft,. now en~ IUI'-cbanp..
l1lWlded .hi' the c!IJ of Neqod Bucb. .
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New port Co uncil to· Study Req~st Mo~y
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PILOT OFFE RS
FA IR TICKETS A renewed attempt tO get a heliport at
Newport Center. Ind requata from Free
Us and a new reUgJous youth group for
amplilied muaJc at Balboa Pier Part are
have amplified !DUiie at the park again
-S&turday altamoon; JulyJ I. • '
No arrestl were made at the last rock
concert but there were eight complalnta
of loud mulde /tom residents and poUoe
uld they~ a level ol IOUnd that·
esctoded the city regul•Uon for •nu>ll·
fic1iJ<11.
ham-presidents Sam Keyes, Har-
bo< View Hllll Collununlly--'-latlon
John Dawn, Br<>admoor Hlllt Community
"'-1alion; Stephen Parker, Harbor
Vl<w'Broactmoor Coinmuntty ~latiori1 and Wllllam Stroup, Harbor View Hlll1
Homeowners Assocl~lion.
. wu ... 81ld that Ille Pac~lc View -INSm~ TOD-' 'Y
perfyr«>Jy.!4'_.,_ lo.pru · "-l~-::c'"ou""'•"' ... -.-..cr'-='~,..-..,mm,.--m-udc--:--4---+
utlllaed, would be a-.,i to Ibo dly· •· • starting today, the DAILY PILOT Jn-
vltes 120 lucky penions to be the
newspaper's guest at the Orange County
fair & Exposition.
·Ten names a day will be published
in special "ads'' in the clas.!lfied ad·
vertising section of the newspaper. Each
person whose name appears there is
enlftled to a palt of tickeL, to the
fair and will receive Instructions on
how to obtain the ticket.. by read.inc
the ad listing hls name.
Look there now. You may already
have won your fair tickets.
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• on the city council aienda for Monday nif O. Rode!fer It ,;.,.allnc denial by
the city Planning Commlulon of hit bid for a hellcopter port atop the ,,.., Rodef.
fer_ Corporltioo bu.lldJ.ni at Newport Cen-
ter,
But letters from four Harbor View Hills
area homeowner association pre&Jdents,
representing more than 700 families, ~
test tho heliport roquest,
The long-haired youth of Free Us, who
held a rock concert at Balboa Pier Park
on June I, are asking for 1 permit to
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The Can>enter'1 Shop reUglous youth
center lh Balboa, sponlOl'td by TrlnltJ
&nd St. Arx:lrews Presbyterian chun:hts,
1eek.s a permit for,, aound ·ampllfiaiUon
al the park, tbe goJ!l4! art...-i, July II,
or tbe followi"8,Blturday, July 25.
The cltJ ltalijtai ~de no recommend-
•loln to the clU <.9UOcil on the park con-
cert r~
The heliport JHW&l leltera are from
Keyes wrlte1 that the heliport would
ltt a pr!Cedent the whole city would re-
lrtl; Dl"11 lhal air activity "belonp at
the atrP.o.rt where it l1n't such a nolie
lrrlta!loii and 1&fety threat ·to raldenla,
and Stroup that Luak Hornet ruldenla ·
are IUbjected to enough low·fl1ln1 helJ. copter.-out ol El Ton>.
The earlier Plannin1 Commiuion vote
lo deny Rodef(er!s . lle.liport appUcation
waa f.l •Ith two absttntJo111. , '
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ment be-Poclllc Vin and Coufttf Polr .,hlth -~ agree • ,... In C°'la llt10 fnf-oundl tho clly. • · •·
Joh• A. Vibert, pmldenl, al Paofflc nt•t 'l'u<ad4J. l•ll dclaUI In lo,
Vfew, aakl his O!J:M'raUm approved ' doll'• Wttkendu.
the annexation ~bul could' ate "no ad·
vantage In merlinc with the city al thls time."~ . ~ ~ ·
The 3ikcre llllllHllloo WU ir_.i
by the Irvine Company ud ts. Phaoa
3 ol the Harbor View Hill& de'"1oppient.
It Is loceted north and tut of Pad.Uc
View and south ol the !ulure ez1'1111oo
of Ford Road. ""
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I llAll.Y Pll.OT N
Sign Strat,gy
St. Cl.air Won't Subpoena Officials
t' ... --11-~· O* -OM-dliua 1ilJllam St. CIOJr
llDd bia c1e1 .... •UOrno1 """""""' todA1
lliOy will subpoella no city officla!, at hlJ
uPcomtna campaign postor trial.
St. Clair I-trial by judge Jul1 D in
Barbar Jucticlal District Court on charges
of piacblc atgna advocalln& r<>electioo ol
Councilman Geora• A. 'l'Ud<er in tho
pubtic rigtn.of.way.
He WIS named durinl the pre.election
campalp in a cllatlon !ilned by asplrina
CGUncUm•n Tom Manua, 14, wbo staked
out st. Clair's barbert!IQp in the 111111
block of Newport Boulevard.
The affable barber pleaded not auUty
and hl$ de!el'lle aU.orney, Don Smallwood,
..,. the .-Uer ta a,clearcut cue of dis-
crimlnalinn throulh unequal appllcaUon
of the ta•. No question tlllls u to the up!icit
lllate taw .,!~ but Smallwood noi.s that olber ·i.a and t1101r:ll"tgn
-comnlittod· the ..... sin in the name of the democratic procas.
St Clair 11111 Smallwood -. comld·
·=~:-~·J:.. =--lo iMlll1 ia'bis -1111 J-·11 lljal. • -
-...... apoctod lo be fairlJ brief.
"""" thouPll cl tho IUl>poma -have betn dropped. Sl Cl&1r explatned
!0dA7.
"City 1overnment lJ running too har-
moniously now to do so and reopen old
wounds," he aald. He did not elaborate.
Ma.... blmtott challenpd the bnpllc ..
t!O<t lblt lie &lid otber candidates cooduc.
ted •nJ lllegal actfvitJes.
"There is no validity to that,'1 he said.
"I did oot violate any campaign laws
and I am sure some other candidates
didn't;" the Oranao Cout College atudent
addod.
He aJoo claims the whole point ol bia
actloo against Sl Clair is being missed
in the aftormatb ol the boated elecUon
~.· 11It'S a cue of whether a government
olftclal is Immune ..men he breab the
law." M.aznu: ezplained.
SATAN WORSHIP ••.
in linding lnformatioo OD location of
tlio K-military ioaje allepdly naed
in the slaying, Ibo mlllin( car ol Mrs,
Brown add tbe J>looc!y mirder _,.
in Irvine, said the Satanlst element never
had cropped up in bours of talking
with Hunt and !oor othen lacing charges
iu the murder.
"I con -y aay that It -
-Into Ibo CDllY&-., &1rJ
-poinl," be aid.
What did arise, however, ht aid, was
Ibo triger -allegedly ... olf Ibo
slayers .. Sand Canyon !load the af.
tArnoonofJunel.
'!'be .,...ths. Drake said, alleladlY ...
-the ........ u """ drove fn>m a freeway ollramp to a l'l'A meetlnl
aDd wanted her car becau. tbek'I had
aWlod.
"Mrs. !Imm tben made m-ico lo
the obvious unkempt appearance of Ibo
bind.
:"Thal WU tbe trigger -"trhm tho
vlclim told tbem tdlo wouldn't give ber
.... lo a bunch of dlrty w. -need
a'bath and bain:ut," Drake revealed.
.. "Bui Hunt said nothing lo US, Santa ..\Pa (Police) or Rivenide (sheriffs
dei.ctivs) about the actlvitlol," Drake
ajjded.
"n.ports fn>m Gamble, who. could not
~ reacbed tor additicmJ camment thla
morning, added that his cl'nt and the
oilier do!endanta Winted a car lo go
t01San FnncilCO '° ''vlltt, the dn'U",
p6ssibly the leader of a widely pul>liclled
<flit Of Salani!la in the Bay .l.noL Tbe
waa fO'llld burned near Loi Gato..
-sacrtllclal rilual, -in a bould•-mewn ClltJOD above
Cariao Village juat Into RJverlida
y pas1 the 0ranao County line. :&It was there that Mrs. Brown'• remains
dUIIJped \nfO a lhallow grave. But
objecls hi 1be .-oacri!iol not 'found. . •
t; ~ ~ ~':."'~-
• biter lpOdlied 1be org11111 and
member wblcb ...... miJlini.
uni, -naftlq trial r.. both a.. lllvwn ~ IOd the h-t aluder of aervlt. .station manager Jerry
Qrlln, 21, Who died June I, "aa11 be ~ afraid the devil will not like the N>!e bdnl 1lleh! in bia jail cell," Gamble jkl, "Anll he tens· me the devil ll
~ him fl> snuH hlmaell out."
··:''The oCtters, Hurd uya, talk up devil
;;,,r,tup hi private. but lalt It down tq public. . .Hunt claims be ""1ly
bflieves in the devil," the lawyer .tded.
:.,,,., far the alleged principals in tbe
k$lings facing court action art:
:-Hurd, a slender-laced drifter who ainerallY lived out of can befort bis .n-est in a barn near Nerco. H1s
Jleiimtnery bearing ""' ICheduled !O<
Jjlly 20.
;r-O>risl4pher "Gypsy" Gibboney, 17,
~ lawyers in Portland, Ore., are '!iCinl a pildled court battle Dghllng tie youCb's utradltion lo Orange County
-.,.. be faces adult diarges of murder·
DAILY PILOT
ORAJfOC COAST PUILllMIMG ~MY
loMrt N. We~ ,,......, .... ..,,.. .....
Joclr I. Clfloy
VIOi,.,....... Mii 0-... .......
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T1io111•1 A. Mur,"1:110
M#\lli.,. EllllW n...... Fortu11•
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kldnl!>· -Hennan H-Taylor, 17, a eifter picked up Jn Norwalk several
weeks ago boc*ed on murder-kidnap
dwa:es. -Arthur C. "Moose'' Hulse, 16, of .
Garden Grove, implicated in the bludgeon
dealll cl Carlin and robbery of 176 Jrom
Ille llalino whore the colltte atudent
held a nJibt manager'• job.
-Convicted mlrij~na po 11e11 o r
M-Daniels, 31, -""" booked
on accessory charge, as she served
her eennil day of a ai.J:-montb eentence
.. tho lfall rap. Sbo .... in Orange_
County jail when Ille WU tlnjjllCitod.
A l~year-old juventle whole name wu
not -f ....... ...,. acaaoiy-
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Desegregation
Clean Up Starts
WASHINGTON CUPO -Witb IChool
openinl in seven weeks, the N"J.JOR
AdminiltraUon bu begun its final push
to "clean up" Ut hard-c.ort southern
-tbat bav• milted desogftlltion
since the original 1954 Supreme Court -"' It w lbiEal-. the Justlco Depar1mG llllall aatt 'Tllaroloy ap!nlt
the -of MJw!njppl fq deoegreple
19 ci Ila 10 acbool dis1rlcts. Two of
the hoklouts 1"ft upected to have ac-
captal>i. pr.. 1>J Illa weekend.
$o-caDed maltidiltrld suits -Jumpinc
.veral IChool dlltrictl within a state
-..... Jiled against • tolaf of 27
diltricla hi Artanus. Florida, and South
CarolinL
. Nearly I00,000 atudenta "'" Involved
"' Tbunday'1 act!OD ~ 15,137· of ~
l>lact; 11,296 of -alte~ded
~-lul,..r.
• A..utant • Att,rneY Generaf Jonis· LeciiWd dud · of the Civil R!gbta ~ ~ more lults, poutbly
lodoy or th1!-or nut. . .
Fre11t Pfifre I
';f AX REFORM ••
1111 lo r7 centa hi three yun would have
betn wiped out, Adrian said.
But In the ·review leg111lators have de-
dded not to penaliu those communlUes
that have voled for new school taxes or
wtlJ in the future.
There is another bill pending before
the Senate Education Finance Commit·
tee, which Adrian called "the major
school fin*11dng bill," that will take
$154,IXXI out of the Newport-Mesa Dis-
trict's pocket. It js designed to rtallC)-
cate state sch>ol aid funds from rich
districts to poor districts. School SUper-
intendent William Cunningham calls it a
"Robin Hood bill."
Another IM,GOO in federal lunds ,..
eeived In pat nan appears to be lost
lo the echool dlmtct ni. funds were
to pay tbe cost of educating students
wbooe -are employod at a federal lmtallaUon, sucta as a military base.
'!bat Jederaf aubsldy program is being
pi>uod out by eongr.,.,
Apparently the Newport-Mesa Dis-
trict won't lose u much money as 1\ had
t.obd lite It might. But It .Ult wilt be
out st.ate and federal money. And lhe
unoert&inty Is awkward for the budget-
ers.
"Ifs kind of fwmy,'' said Superintend-
ent Omningham reoenUy. wltboul smil-
ing. "It's about like behll on the end of
• wb!p."
County Cyclists
Hurt in Crash
Two Oranp County mldenla eocaped
-· injury Thunctay lfi"1IOOD wilen ~ ndtteyt1e-went oUt ot mnl.ro
"and 1tlddo1t.lnlo a part.eel ctr in Kewport
Beach.
Clark E. Chacon, 12, ol lilei Vmnont
Lane, HunUn~ Beach. and Peggey
Bounds, 11, of 3101 S. Britto) St., Sant•
Ana, wre trtated for minor injuries
at Haq Mtmortal H0tpita:f and rtl,ased.
Pollce aak! Chlt'Oll 1pparently loet. con--·
trol of hit blll:e wtille rounding a corner
on lo tbannel Rllld !tom Ocun -.rc1. ,,,. -lkklded lj> -1m•t<i1 eo feet belaro tunnhi1 into
the lkfe of a parked car.
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Of Rampage
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Und.~r Vigil
A ri>ynd-lh&dooi< ytgil was Mina• lrept
at tbe bedsides ol the throe 'pitllul
llirvivon ol a ·San Gabriel family who
may be victims of a crazed ~whammer
tiller rooming Southern callfo1'nia:
A1,1tbor1Ues believe \be 'fdistlc raider
of the Fred Seolf bou""6id may alao
have murdered two youths sleeping on
ti Santa Barbara County beach last Sun-
day.
A companion, Thomas M. Hayes, 19,
oC Cypress, escaped death in the savage
attack and remains In critical condiUoo
at Goleta Valley Ho'!lllal loday. 'rbe killer -or killel'I -.aispect«I
In the death> ol Kim Senff, to, MQ.
W. E. Olapman, hb gr-. llld
the Isla Vuta murders, may be involrid
in a third case.
Big Bole at Hoag
Lloyd Walters '7, was critically beal4tl
at his ix>me in Roo«nead last Mondly,
with a bloody claw hanuner left at
the scene, limilw. to that fomd in Uie
Senff household, "1!idi had been oet
ablaze.
Hoag Memorial Administrator William HudlOll
(pointing) and Assistant Administrator Lou Kaa
check out progress on $2.5 million emergency
power plant currently under construction at the hos-
pilal. It will replace existing facilities, which the
hospital bu outgrown. New plant is scheduled for
cmnplet!on In December.
Lawmen say a claw hammer could
also have been used in the murders
over the July 4 weekend on. the strand
ot tbe UC Santa Barbara ctmpuS.
Police officers using tape rearim
were waiting at the bedeides of Fred
Senff, 38, his wife Glort i, 33, Ind
daughter Jemie, I, in f case they mi&bt
'8Y anything of value .
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UPPER BAY • • •
tidelands to Orange County in 1919.
Berry aJso contends that the State
Lands Commission's endcnement of the
Back Bay trade in November, 1967, is
pointlw since what he calls "vital
evidtnce11 was not submitted to the state
agency at two public hearings.
At issue before Judge Owens Is the
trading of 157 acres of county~wned
tidelands for 450 acres of Irvine up-
lands. Irvine plans to develop the Upper
Bay area in a program which will in-
t"lude the upansion of boating facilities,
dredging of the waterway to provide a
~ navigable channel and the crea-
tion. of 1 chain of public parb and
recnational facilities.
Tho issue wert to Orange County Su·
perlor Coar! in the form ol a rest case
when Orange County and the Irvine
Ciompany, by agreement with Hclm,
filed 1 writ of mandate to forte the
toUnty officlaf to pey a dredging bill
subintttod by tho 'Irvine ConiPtny to the
county. Holm, qahi by a-Iii, had
refused to issue his check.
But the lawsuit actiye!y con-r..ted ..men • _, . Beach
-....... led by Frank
Robinson successtUDy pit1ltloned lo be
allowed to enter the 'I.mull • Int«· vennra.
Japanese Say ·
They Won'tTake
Military Role
TOKYO ·l~P) -'!be Japm-J>OOJ>le
would nov<r permit J apal> 1o t.ate over
1be Jllillt.aey role of tile UnltOct States
Bl kiia and the Pacific after American
forces withdraw, Prime Ministler SiSaku
Sato says.
The Japanese leader sharply rejected
the view of Philippine P r e s id e n t
Ferdinand Marcos and some other Asian
leaders that Japan ulUmatety would have
to assume ma,jor responsibility for Jaw
and ordtr in eutem Asia.
"We may be able to possess military
strength adequate for sel.f.(lefense," he
said In an Interview. "But the Japanese
people would never allow us to take
over the role of the U.S. "
"To avold any misunderstandings such
as f!ntertained by President Marcos let
me say : Historically countries with
economic might have great military
power. In the cue of Japan, we are
resolved not to me the armed forces .
That b what we prodlimed 25 years
ago in the nc>-war constitution."
Sato said Japan's future pblley would
be to "extend cooperadon commfmlll'8te
with our !trength for the prosperity
of the oountrlea of Asia."
"In extending such cooperation," he
added, "a btlaleral formula may cause
misunderstandings that Japan seeks
economic domination. So we prefer a
formula in associalion with other ooun-
tries In givinl aid."
Queen Elizabetli
Backs Ecology
YELLOWKNIFE, No r l h w e s t Ter·
ritorie!i (UPI) -Queen Elizabeth warned
Northern Canadians that government tn
OUs country must shoulder l h e
responsibility of planning and managtn1
development of the unspoiled northland!.
'Ille Queen's warning cameJate 'J'bun.
sfay In a farewell address at the encl
of tho Royal Fam11y·a visit lo tbe
Northwest Territories.
t.1embers of the Royal Famtly wtre
to leave Yellowknife today for Forl
Churchill, their first stop on a wetk·long
tour ol Ma.nltoba marklng~Ulat provinct11
centennl1I.
"In some p&rts of the world serious
damase to the natural environment hu
already been done. fn Ibis "rrttory,
larp tracta of lllld and woter are sUll
unspoU1d1" lhe Queen said 1D her ad-
dress.
Abortion Link to Bring
Excommunication in LA
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tbe Rmnan
Catholic an:bblshop of Los Angeloa uys
he will excommunicate any member or
the church within bi! jurisdiction. who
becomes tnvolv,ed ii: an abortion.
"'Thou shalt not klll i.s the unchugeable
Jaw of God," Archbishop Timothy Man-
ning declared in a proclamatloo Thur•
day.
"Loudly and clearly our voioes must
guard the religious convictions of every
doctor, nune, social worker, employe
of any medical or social welfare age11e.y,
in their sta.cl against the rights of
the unborn, .. he said.
"'lbeir conacieoces must not be forced
Summer Swimming
I Cla88el! Set at OCC
Orange .Coast COLiege will 1et in the
swim wtth the openinc of their summer
swim sec;sion Monday. Registration for
the two-week session is slated for Salur·
day from t a.m. to noon, in the OCC
gym.
Classes will be avaUable for everyone
from toddlers to ad.Vanoed swimmers.
into violation; they must not be
pressured to assist 1n abortion practices,
11or may they advise, counsel or pressure
welfare recipient& toward the prtr
curemeat of an abortion."
The Los Angeles Archdiocese has about
1.7 million member• in Lo• Angeles,
Orange, Venttaa and Santa Barbara
oounUes.
Under Califor.la Jaw, effecctive since
1969, abortion is permitted for such
reasons as rape,· incest and preservation
of the mother's physical or mental
health.
"No legislation of man," said Manning,
••can change God's UBChangeable com-
mand, 'Thou Shalt Not Klll.' "
A gpekesman said Catholics within the
archidocese would not necessarily receive
a letter of excommunication lhoWd they
patticipate in an abort.ion.
"It is between every Catholic and
his coll'SCience," the spokesman said.
Said the archbishop : "From the mo-
ment of pregnancy, motherhood and We
are at issue and at stake . . . The
direct intention or destroying a nonviable
fetus incurs the penalty o f ex-
oommunicatio11."
A nonviable fetus is one which canaot
live outside the mother's womb .
Summer S~/e
4 SIDI CHAllS ot H . -.
1 OVAL TAILI lH-
WITH l LEAVU
Senff hilTI!ett mumbla ~
about the dog barldrig Ind allO • -that authorities refuse to release.
Jemie Seoff cm ooly cry, ll;ltni
nothing.
Her molller is silmt and pmtlally
paralyzed.
Valencia Area
Annex Approved
Annexation of 93 acres to the Valencia
County Service Area No. 17, west and
aouth of Robert and Yale avenues,
"°"tberly of tbe Santa Ana Freeway,
has been approved by tbe Local At.ency
Formation Commission.
Petitioner for the merger was Leavitt
and Som of California, developers, who
plan to build 510 single family homes
on the acreage, plus a park site and
three greenbelts.
The developer requested the annexation
so that the Valencia Service Area could
provide fire protection, parts Jnair,.
tenance and street sw~lng for the
planned homes.
Hike Ruled Ilegal
WASHING TON (UPI) -A federal
court ruled Thursday a 6 percent fare
hike started by the nalion's airlines
in October is illegal. The airline indust?)'
said tJle ruling does not mean it will
have to rollback the increase or reim·
burse pawngen who have paid it.
$519 Caoplaro
OUlt SUMMER SALE ALSO INCLUDES SELECTED GROUPS FROM OREXEl, HERITAGE, HENREDON,
NATIONAL., MARGE Ci<RSON, HERITAGE I HENREDON UPHOLSTERY PLUS MANY OTHER LINES.
REDUCTIONS ON ACCESSORIES, LAMPS, AND PICTURES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE.
DEALERS FOR: HENREDON -DREXEL -HERITAGE
7td11111
Nl!Wl'ORT BEACH
17'27 Wall<llff Or., 642·2050
OPEN PRIDAV 'TIL t
INTElllOllS
Proftttfontl Interior
llffll"art Avallal>l-ID-NSID
LAGUNA BEACH
345 North Coatl Hwy. 494-6551
OPEN fRIDAY .,.IL f
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F~t, Ju~ 10, 1970 DAILY PllO! S,
A~my,_-Polic~ Mobiliz~d in lre.land :_~~y~;~~(~~=7,;.~!:~,
, • ."' -:Gov. William T. Cahill bas up ~iemporary housing, reln.-• •
" Bl'lLFAS'l', Noithefu ·lr&-lound l,lf!IO ro\lllds ol ammu.
land (UPl)-'!lle Britlab Army nltiort and a .22-<aliber itf!e ...........r today 15,000 IOI· thla momlng.
will be mobilized In addlUoo
lo l ,llOD poilcemen. About
1,000 lo 7,lllJt -wtil be
.. duly. r. Bell811 alone.
troo~ usln& mine ~s are1, res u I t I n « Jn Jhret u klll President Nfi.qn tt de-· state pubUe !aclliUea and oUer •
and • ~docl b1 bellcolilon dea)hs... ' da!I the: West 8lde ne!Jhb<!r, u~.rment auistanc<. I
stepped up· --· AlncioC .,... belng"l'earcb. hllod-of"Asl>ul'f' Parlr) ...., J)y 'Ille request was mode in a
dlen and Policemen will ~-He said there will be a ti&bl
mobilloed Jn ~ Ireland aecuritr guard on die bonier
lo Jftyeat p0alble ..,..,.. With the Republic ol ,,.laad Abombweotolfoullidea
bamy all>nr the Protestant
Sbantm !Wd)uat ~ mld-
oight 'Illllnday but ther9
-. no ~ .and !>C!IY
1llght dam'lce. a p o I i c e
throughout the provhlce • IA -. ed ....,.. the Calhollc Ander· looting and burning for lour · .
both ftoteltant and Roman sontewn area and the Protest. days this week, a major dis-telesram 1t11t to ~ Whlte ~
CatboHc areu. -. ant Qpper Falls Rdld -~· after area. ... House Ttmsday evening.
• at Miloclay'a, Prolellant <'f>O-~-"°'"" the °'"'° rados. Ordee por~ Hellcopt<r Po-
It lt'u .~ IUCh ft• smdi "' ~"GI.Which borden'~ · 1be goVinlor iaid-Thursilay' Clhlll iow'ed the area for 20 ..:
whldi ·-·Gii )'loleoce. Field"w!lere Proteetlml.( will "11te'r· toaring "tlie ~predomtn, minute. by ... -. "It'•' 1
last ~lJ!r-..in. Beilul's . .,..: ~ay afta' their antly black area tbat he uted perl!dlfobviouo the am bas : '!lle troo)lf """""'1 -their-lmlLiri!Lboi llown .... Wr
· .nalioawtdo, -for. -P-bJe opotJ.
ona, a ll!iokesmaq •i<I. and In . All ll,000 Brltbh u.opa
11oo raiclll IOUth of Belfut at&Uoned in Nonbem Ireland
•Pokesman Aid.' . ' 1
Cau.illc ' .nlla Road nwdl bgh,fl>e citr • ., . , . ffixoo,lor. 1IDer1<0CY aaaisl-. ,betl\,devulated," he aald. ,
An army . l)lOkesmu• ul . .
Iceland's Prime Minister .
, _UPI J .......
GUILTY OF . PERJURY
Mortin 'Swolg
Ho~_l\icJe
Dies as Fire Sweeps Home
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REYKJAVIK, Iceiind'(UPI)'. Reykjavik.
T-~""""Bl -Iceland's prime miiiisler, ~ lound the bodies .llW'"-"" ,_ ~ .......... lil& fJI, h .12-,_-01d prime .. , • ~Dr, B,_...., ~--, • 'miniSter, bis 69-ye&r-o1d wife
-- -·-wile and their low'-year-okl and /htir g,.,.iaoo r. the rub-
In 6 Charges grandooo died wh<n· a fire ble.°'The bodi.O were taken
• · ., ·• razed 1he govemmeot's.Mll'. in .a dJBpeJ IA •Rey)cjavlk.
NEW YORK.'(AP) ~ -~-mer -early today, the '.l'!J.e . ~ met IA government said. emergency ~ a {ew
nearly 17 bo!Jn d. l!!!l>era-. The small woadeo house at hours !Iller !lie official an-
tion, a federal court jury has 'Illtngvellir, 31 mil.es outside ~.ent of the . prime
fOUlld Martin Sweig suspend· Reykjavik burned down befpre ml~ister s death to pick an
ed. · cbief ad~ti.ve aide the fire brigade anived from. acting succes.wr.
to House Speaker J o h n
McCormack, guilty of one
oount of perjury·aDd acquitted
him on· six other ~.
"Thant God il;s over,"
Sweig Aid a_fter tthe four
women and eight men ~twn
ld their "Verdict 'l'hu!todaY.
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New Bedford Rioting
Quelled By Police
The suspended aide, who · NEW BEDFORD, Ma.s. tile burning buildihg.
had ·•beeJi eroployed"'4or 21 (UPI)'.;. FOlice uaed ·tear gas · CJwillng )'<lUihs ran l!Koogh
yeani In the' Speaker'&·lllllce, -~ly today lo •<-rae black the alreela, lbrOwtog stone. at
Joham Ha!stein, minlsler of
justice and Industry I D
Benedi.kUi.sOn's coalition of. hi&
own cOnier'iau Iiidepen-
ct.nce Party and ".the SocieJ
Democrats, was upeded to
get ·the job, governmen .t
IOUl'CeS said. -.
Hafstein h as b een
Benediktsson's deputy in the
government and the
Independence Party for some
t\rne.
GOP Asks
Television
Be Equal
wu indicted on one cmmt or -.uoi-
c:onopiracy and m ...,.ts. of youths _.,, -· 00 a rock·. """' and po1ic<m<n, police WASillNGTON (AP) -Four
perjury. ' tl•11win1r•••.i<.-!!>< ._..,...J !aid. seVenI -.. were Re!'lbllcan. congressmen have
The indldment'charged.that · .straight ni&h~ Some slore3 looted. cbarled CBS with collabora-
Sweig cOnsplred wtth lobbyist· were looted and several fires Police set up barricades at tion with the Democratic Na-
Nalhan · Vololbeil to defnlUd reported. : · several inter.lee~ around tiOnal Committee by o!feiing
the govelnment bY misusing Police reported 1~per fire the .lo.block aru. 'Ibey con-free air time te> its natimai the prestige of the Speak~'s when they tried to clear the tinoed to use tear gas and
office and that the pait area Thursday night in the after about three h our s chairman.
presaured government agen-predominantly black wes~ en(!. .Jl!&laged to bring the situation The two· Senators and two
cies to obtain favors for However, they re.vened their uMe.r control.· representatives, all members
clients of Volosben. earlier reports someone had Firemen fought several fires of commmiications subcom-
vo1• pleaded g u 11 t y been injured in the thooting. until the early morning boors. miltees, demanded equal time
when the trW opened June Sixteen perscn .fucludin·g A 't:breHtory wood office for the-GOP, Republican Na.
17. seven polit'elDell ~ s1ix building was deslrvle yedBedf. tionaJ Chainnln R.-r, -C. B. SWeig, '41. was found guilty firemen were r'¥"" ~Jo& n-All availab New ord -a~
of lying to a' federal graDd jured, nme .seriou&ly. Poli.ce police were called in to quell Morton bad also asked for
i.----s.:_,. '---· G an-ested one man f o r the. disturbances. State pollt't equal time to respond to LaW-illrJI ~·-·~wing ary possession d. a Io ad .-a were placed on stsndby alert Rottt of, Lawrence, N.Y., and ~·n. but were. not used.""-· were rence F. O'Brien, chairman ol. cie:nyln« be made calls in tbe ...... '1!!i.. £""'3 the Democratic NaUOnal Com-
o! the -...... Police said they received · recalled about 3 a.m. ball\' '. . ...,...er, . nports d. black ,..~~ mlttee. . Judie ll'anin Frankel .set cars _,t f,!11) p.ni. A lew . O'Brien •AAW"ed last TIJel!-AuJ•·a~ fw -!Ag. Swelg 'lniiiUi.a la!A'' •. ilre ...... ' p: . ''"t' T"' .. · . 'day lo • w · hoof ;inisrain
-· .•. mulmum ol (Ive r.,,...c..i ~ at •. f~r or 1eup coun•~--.. ""'"'""" lnter-yeaa ln ·prioon •and • $2,ooe · -!if~'T.,qple oil Kem · "--·.. ~
fine. Illa, lawJerl .l'aul ·!'. "Sireel" the :s<enlo vd. " · .;· · . ·-r:.... ~ :J , view ol Pr<aident Ni-by ~be -~_., 'Oll'+~w.-. Jn '.i;..ug~and; ~:=..i-::·M ....
Dm1ng-1be trial, testimony ~ir~ei t001: l!leif"'iqU!j>---LCiNOON (IJPfi -::-·'i'he too'>mov'~t-tl>O-Gol>
Indicated that Vo Io 1 h e n rnent near the SC"eDe but refw;. govenunent said today a na-=er to JOlD i:: ~:atiJ ~ved . ti.so:i to obtain a ed. to enter unW police med tiQnwid~ _port .s.h.u t do W n '. eom!'.n "'9ueJ!m ~
ha'tdlh!p dllcliarge for Roth, tear gas to disperse the tlhatened for neXt Tueldliy · · ~
and that Sweig made calls youths. wOu1d be a "disaster." It call· for a tu1e under the fairness
.,,. Army olficers sayiAg . the PoUce said -•die sniper ed 1p Jal>or ,and mano1emen1 =:.!.,.~ '.:t""'.!:
Speaker .wu 4', dose friend fire broke out shortly af· representatives In an effort. ·00n party.· to
d. .. ltio RGI.la lamlly. tenrard and the firemen left lo avert a aippuog. otopp&ge. ~ ~and
• . , · · , ·A ahuldown would matk the te!ecasl>.
fll'St 'time in 44' years that O'Brien said such a rule
aU ·d. the ports IA this leafar-"will be lo his (Morton's) ben-
IAg -have beeJi c)oaed efit wilen the Democrats m
by a lorJpbcnmen'a atrllce. back in the·Wblle House/'
Today, Friday, Knott'• Golden Cavalcade of
, Country · and Weetem Music preser1ts the
Lelghtons and The Country Sounds; Saturday,
.•It's ROY .Q.ARK, of Hee Haw fame: Sunday,
Same features as 1bove plus
FM/AM Steno FM rad~.
llflt input/oulpul Ind sferao
hudphone JackL
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COSTA MESA 540-7131 the Sons' of the Pioneers. Plus, fireworks on . the ~~In 'Fiesta Village every night! TV and .APPLIANCE. e. Daily 9 .,til 9;, Sat., 9 'til 6
. ' ~ . "'' '"""""' lflfely SalUte.
Gen. Ear!_e , wi.ler,1 fOrme• .chairman of Joint
Chiels of staff, ;gets 1 klaa u..n his wile· alter a
White Houee ceiemooy lil)lil hollor Thursday. Presi-. dent Nmm aWarch!d the 0t1....0 P15tin2uisiiec1 Se<v-
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Champions of h8iidtcap division meet In lhrflllng inne and a ~ ~;"', ~ .. ;
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Annexation Q·uestions
Newport Beacli city rouncilmen, deadlocked :i..s on
the issue of annexing Astropower and Collins Radio
property to the city, have been given some breathing
!l'Ollh The Local Agency Formation Commission, the
final arbitrator on the matter, bas postponed Its bear·
ing saven weeks.
The prtncipals involve!d and councilmen on eithtr,
side of the issue would like to go to the LAFC wlth a
clear-cut recommendation. At least one councilman will
have to switch bis vote for that to happen.
The Issue is · one of takin,g away property the Irvine
Company has eannarked as part of the' tax base for it's
pl11111od city o! Irvine and adding it to the dty of New-
Port Beach as tax base. The outcome is /belna' closely
watched by officials in Santa j\iUi, TuJtiri and Coata
Mesa who have similar tbOughts, and br, residents bl the
. <1...W. area, the Jrvlne C«npany, UC rvipe and Irvine
industrial !inns who want lo prOtest lhel:r inter .. !.
· ~·!1.lbt o! the propelty owners to self detennina-tioo ia one consideration. Tbe wish of citiet to expllDd
their boundaries to include areas they conrider within
tlleir sphere of influence is another to be taken into ac-count.
But the larger issue confroilting the LAFC is will
there be a city of Irvine, and if so, what will its boun·
dai;ies be' And will the taxable property Newport is eye-
ing east of the airport and COsta Mesa coveting west of
the ai rport be necessary for the economic health of a
city of Irvine?
-Tbe chief of staff for the LAFC has recommended
any annex bid in the area be turned down until county
Planning Commission hearings in November on the
large Irvine city plan. His feeling is the fate of the whole
area should be considered at one time without having
the acreage reserved for the future city nibbled away·.
Newport councilmen have to weigh tbe risk that tbt
Economics
ls Baffling
.To Most
FOR EXAMPLE. consider the cost
of food. I bow for a fact ttiat the
farmers don't get much for theii-pro-
.duce; and l also know for a fact that
the supermarket chains don't make u ·
exorbitant rate of profit -then why
are the prices so high, and where does
it all go?
We have that vague and sini!ter word
•
10te middleman" to act as the villain
In this drama ; but 1 have never see•
the middl~man adequately described or
defined . nor do I how how much profit
be makes.
Are truck-driven making too much?
What is '.'too much"? Are the unions
getUng moce than their share? What
ts "more .than their shart"? Are cor-
porations getting an excessive retun?
When is a return "excessive''?
HUNDREDS OF spokesmen an eager
Dear
·~loomy
Gus:
The Newport Beach police case
agaln.!t tpe youth flying the Viet
Cong flag July 4 i! so solid it re-.
minds one of a one-legged cop on
a unicycle.
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'(* HI ....... tll • ......., O-. O.llY ru9t.
11IE WAY IT REALLY works i! by
greed, 1tupidity, abort-sightedness, ig-
norance, laziaess, and laying blame on
the nearest or bandiest victim. If you
don't like unions, you blame unio11s;
if you don't like owners, you blame
capitalists; if you don't like ahopieepers,
you blame merchant!. Nobody ever
blames hls OWi Special .segment Of
:iociety.
Why do the dirtiest and most unal·
tractive jobs pay the Jtut. wbea ac-
cording to the Jaw or supply and demand
they ought to pa~ most? What is
a "fair wage"? -Or a "fair return"?
Why does everyone mU:e so much and
have so little? Why are we the most
affluent society on earth, with everyone
struggling to get by? You don't know,
either.
When a Will ls 'Lost'
Joe Jones, a bachelor, had Jlved with
Pete Smith and his family for '15 years
before he died. In his will he left
.aU bis estate to the Smiths. He often
lihowed the Smiths his will.
But when Jones died. no one could
find his will, or even a copy.
Jones' 11ister and brother, whom he
hadn't seen for years, claimed the estate.
since if he died without a will (intestate)
his nearest relatives (his piri!nls,
brother, and sister) would legally come
Into the estate.
BUT IF IDS WIU. could be proved,
Smith would get the esiatt. The la.w
gaya that a person may destroy or
lose his 'wm acddin!.ally. u so, the
court can acetpl a copY or some other
proof ti It. But. P«e Smith could N>I
prove the will U a person destroys
hls will tnfl&nlng to revolre it, then the wm can never be problted.
A per.son may want to die without
• will (llMNte) an4 let catifornia law
uy -pll his ..Ult. , Al-a nale,_a_la.!!>!! who drart1 a
wUI keept a COp)' or J9mellihe1~the
on,lna]. 'l1IOI tbe:.,m can ooly be chang-
ed or dottroJoltln Une with !lie 1esta1ot'1 own dHlrts. • ..
Tiii! LAW PllEilllM&'I I pt>rllOll who
destroyed « "lort1' • 1!fil! did so to
revoke tt. t.cking proof to the contrary,
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the court will hold thtte Is no longer
any such will. In this event, the tettator
dies intestate. His estate goes to his
nearest relatives under the general law.
But aomcone may have served the
decedent, taken care of him, looked
after his home. • Tbe court may allow
such a penon to be paid from the
estate for these servkes like other
creditots. Thua, Smhh toot care of Jones
for )'tars, and g1Ve him room and
boanl. He may be able to claim payment
from .Jcrta' estate.
THIS DEPENDS on IVbelher Joocs
expected to pay.for his cart, and whether
Smith eipected to pay for hls tervlces.
SbauJd Smith Ii" t!µs' Clft purely IS
a friend wltbout exptetJnc -" he then woukt haft no claim. ·
lldl_. credltoun111L.prOVU!s cJl!m
Uke others. Jf there 11 not enough to
'l'IY !he claim in full, he and Oilier
crtdilon must take less than full
payment.
Nott: CollJornic lawu•n of/er 1hl1 column •o lfOlf mov know a.bout our
laws.
I.AFC decision wDI go against Ne.,port. In that case the
city would have gained nothing except the elll!lity of'
Its Jrvlne neighbors, some of wboln are talking about
retaliation of '1marching to the sea'' into coastal land
presumably reserved for annexation to Newport Beach.
There are other points for the pn>-a.nnex councilmen
to'tonsider. Will there actually be $265.000 in tax revenue
per year generated by the office building and hole! com·
plex proposed for the Astropower property'! It is a very
ambitious project that may fall short o[ the developer's
expectatiOM. It might also have the effect of slo\ving
Newport Center development so the city in part might
nQt be getting all additional dollars but simply trading
some dollars.
Then there is the question of the airport and the
pressure for expansion adjacent Conunercial develop-
ment cou1d put on it.
Councilmen who argued that pressure is going to
be there anyway made a good point. But so did Mayor
Ed Hirth when he said the city's bargaining position on
ain:raft noise abatement would be weekened i1 It took
actiOo lo add several hundted business tenants rigb't next
to the airport. Were the proposed annexation to remain
industrial, this could be less of a problem.
The tax dollars potentiaUy are there and look tempt-
ing. But the· other considerations make it still a debat-
able proposition. And still strangely missing from the
discuss6n is solid information on how the proposed an-
nexation relates to an overall Newport city plan.
It may indeed be that no proper delermiriation can
be made before the county pl anning commission hear-
ings on the Irvine City plan in November. But clearly
at lea.st the seven weeks' delay clearly is much needed
to bring the whole question into better focus and get a
decision based on more complete information.
N \_Hey, mister. Go to the end of the line.'! .
Students Want to Vnderstand Humanistic Values
Flaws • Ill Teaching of Psycho.logy
Abraham H. Maslow, prolessor of
psycllology at Brandeis University. was
active to the very end. I receiVed a
batch of his new publicalions just a
few days before learning of his untimely
death last month at the age of 62.
All his life be exploded with ideas like
a Roman candle.
I lint knew Abe when he and l
were graduate stu-
dent. at the Univer~
sit.y of Wisconsin,
Since he wu exper.
'lm9ating wtth DlOD-
keys and [ WU
otud,yilo( ~ ..
• n d EHz•btthan
drama, our Jntellec.
lual polhl did not
croes. However, we
played on the same
softball team. It
wasn't unUI more than 15 years later
that we began to discover each other 's
ideas.
TO ME MASLOW'S most ociting
Bingle paper was one called "Toward
a Humanistic Psychology," published in
1956. He had published in 1941 a totbook
on abnormal psychology. He hid broken
loose from CODventional psychological
metbo&i and ideas in his "Molivation
and Pel'90n8lity" (1954), in which he
allowed how psychology could oooceolratt
. ;
IJaya kawa
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I~ on emotional illness and inYeSf.igale
emotional health and well-being. The
idea! he expressed in his 1956 paper
were germinal.
First of all, Maslow felt that psy-
chologists suffer from being too narrow
a guild, too close to ideas from ootside.
H'e urged psycbologW to s t u d y
literature, ethics, problems c:I. value, even
Oriental philooophy.
MASLOW SAID students want "to
under9tand about Jove, bate, hope.
ecsta.!y, the meaning« living. BIJt what
is so Ulen done for these high hopes
and yearnings? Most courses ..• tum
away from these subjects , .. 'What is
oHered ins:tead? Dry bones. Techniques.
Precision. Huge mount.a.ins of itty-bitty
facts • , , Even wcrse, teachers of
psychology try, often successfully, to
make the student ashamed of his human-
istic interest."
Things have come a kmg way since
Maslow wrote these words. There exists
now a flourishing Divisim o f
Philosophical Psychology in t be
American Psychological Association,
dealing with !he very problems Maslow
discussed. There also exists a
"humanistic psychology" movement that
Js preoccupied with values:, inner ex-
perience, "love, hate, hope, ecstasy, the.
meaning of living."
IN TRIS PAPER Maslow also ex-
pressed his irnpaUence with his 'PfO-
fesson's absorption with scientific techni-
que. "I femernber how saddened I was,"
he wrote, "by an official report ... on
the f'ture of psychological science •••
The recommendations amounted to , ..
how oot to make mistakes, how to pick
out other people's mistakes •.. how to
be accurate and precise and sure and
certain. Hardly a word was tbere about
creativeness, new ideas, sticking your
neck ·out . • • encouragiilg uncertainty
and confusion and exploraUon.
"ll was so much like the road maps
we get at a g8s station, telling us
how to gel from known pl.ace: to known
place. Not a word about the ~marl's
land out ahead, the place where there.
are no maps and street aiigns and paved
roads, not a word about the pioneering
and trail-breaking and sketchy surveying
that are necessary before mapg can
be made."
I REJ\.1EMBER HOW ilnpreaed I was
when I first read these wcrd.11. They
stirred me into getting out of a desk
drawer a map a student once gave
me, published Jn ~ in 1686,
showing Callfornia as an isJand. 'Ibis
map no longer seemed fUMJ to me ~ in the light of Maslow's word!. U you
are going to map the unknown or the
only partly known, you are bound to
make mistakes that future· generatiom
wtll laugh at. But how is the unknown
ever to become known unless there ~e
people willing to take the chance? I
remember thinking to myseU, I hope
l shall ·have the guts to make bold
hypotheses which, e\!en if provecl ,m>ng
eventually, will be useful in exploring
ll1o unknown, just like that !Gi6 ..,p
of California. ' . . .
I AM GRATEFUL to Maslow because
he taught me how much Jeu important
it is lo get the right aMWers to little
questions than it is to give brave, even
if wrong, answers to important questions.
Perhaps E. E. Cummings had something
of the same sort in mind when be
wrote' "may my mind stroll about.hungry
and fearless ·and ·thlrsty and supple
and even if it's sunday may i be
wroog
!or whenever men are right they
are not young."
By S. I. Bo:yUna
l'mldCD~ Son Frtndoco
Slate C.U.1e
The Issue of Ethics • Ill Government
"[ believe my retainer has not btt111
renewed or relreshed as usual," Daniel
Webster, then a Senator, OACe wrote
lhe head or the United States Bank.
"If it be wished that my relation to
the bank should be continued, it may
be well to aend the usual retainers."
Thlag3 have come a long way since
the 1830'1, but the public still has reason
lo be concerned about the ethics of its
representatives in local, state and na-
tional government.
A BalUmore grand jury ha s disclosed
varying degrees of involvement of
several U.S. sens.ton ud. representatives
with a co111tractor allegedly trying to
defraud the government. And Nathan
ht. Voloshen, a Jong.time friend of
Speaker John W. McCormack, pleaded
guilty June 17 to charges of co~iring
to use the Speaker's office to inDue.ce
matters before federal agencies. No
branch or level of governmen t bas been
exempt from breaches or public ethics.
MEANTIME, THE issue of ethia Is
endlessly debated by the House and
Senate alike. Various codes have been
drafted -but they have loopholes
through which one could drive a caucus
of politicians.
A atudy of Congressional ethia by
the Bar AssociaUon or the City of New
York rece111Uy concluded that there is
"significant room for improvement." For
Otte thing, it found that 12 of the 35
member& of the House Banking and
Currency Committee reporled boklin1 lr>o
teresta or o!flclal poo1Uons In bank•
let year. About 17 pment ol tho laWJler-
Congressmen interviewed over a three-
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Dear Georf!I"
IL ""d all the odvice colu'!"'• 1---my l!ull>lnd ltltt nags-me .Do·you ·ha"' Ir\)' IUl£elll9f1S'!
~ms. R.
Dear Mrs. R.:
Swat him In the chops wlth a
rolled-up 1dvkt column -(it keeps
clop off the Iola.)
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Editorial
·R~search
year period conUnued to practice law
while boldiJlg public office.
Corruption Js as old as the Republic.
During the Revolution, aeve.ral memberJ
of the continental C.Ongress speculated
in badly n e e d e d military supplies.
Friends of Alexander Hamilton, t h e
Secretary of the Treasury, made fortunes
from currency speculation.
NICHOLAS BIDDLE, the president of
the United States Bank, used !ta
ttsouree3 to influence congressional sup-
port for renewing the imtituUon'1 charter
in the face of oppositlow. by Andrew
Jackson. Simon Camero•, Lincoln'•
Calumniators at Work
To the Editor:
Yoo thought It appropriate on
Independence Day to give special box
treatment to Louis Ca~l's quotes of
Bishop James Annstrong's satirical
calumnies of the South Vi~tnamese
government's struggle for lOOependence
agalnst a foe far more diabolical than
the foe faced by the colonial government
or 1n6.
The satirists and the calumniators
since 17?6 have from time to Ume used
the same false arguments as used by
Bishop Armstrong to discredit our
forefathers , as he has used to discredit
the South Vietnamese and of course
oor efforts in helping them.
OF COURSE THE South Vietnamese
people are not exercising the freedoms
Uley hope to exercise. They are at war
agaimt an unscrupulous and powerful
enemy. What people are free when they
Are engased in ~ending ~~ lives?
Did we in Ule Unltia Stales ell.JOY com-
plete freedom during the two great wars?
lfow muc.h less would we have exercised
the freedoms of peactt1me had the fields .
of battle been ln our own hcmtland?
.. And--wouJd we-have been ttJebrattng
lnd'Jlelld<n<e Day today U !he F'Nonch
Fleet under Admiral De Grasse hlld
been wllhdr.11wn from the sea lanes
leading to Yorktown i1 the calumrdators
in France. or "''born there were many
who corulilered the Colonillt.J not worthy
or French llves and money, had had
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Leite~ '"°"' re...,. ire _,_, "onn•llY write~
t.llOuld,eonvey !ltelr mtH"tt II'! 100 -rdl er le!t.
Tl>e rll!M 10 aindf!I .. ~ I'll flt -· Of t llml· natt llbo!t 11 raerved. An le.l!ltfS """'' Include 111-natvrt and melllnt 9ddrtu . but nemn me¥ ~ wltl'llVld on ,..,11911 II tuff!~l•ftl r11son 11 ..,.,.r911t,
Poelr\I will not ~ pUtll/llled.
their say? Personally, I am very proud
of being a direct ck?scendant of Ule
family of Admlral De Grasse.
PRESIDENT THIEU is a Olristian
of high moral · calibre. t am sure he
would lay down his scepter and hls
life today il It would lel'Ve to save
his people from the certain dealh and
deSb'uction that would be their lot if
the Conununists succeed in t b e l r
nefarious aggressions.
tt ~'Ollld seem to me that 1 journalbt
af lhe stature d Louis Caneltl could
offer his resden 111 analysla baoed on
research and fact·findinc of t h e
statement.I made by Bishop Armstrong
and-that thls -lahave i.n worthy
ti special box lr•-tmcnl. The, glint .
of "Simon Se:z" may be: run for chUdrtn,
but l wwld like to Se!! it substituted
by journalittl for honest-to-goodness fact-
finding. "Not by ward$ alone shall a
man live , but by his works also."
NORMAN J. DeGRACE
Secretary of War, waa dropped from
the cabinet after widespread corruption
in the handling of military con-
tracts. Ulysse& S. Grant's eight years in
the White House were a canlival of
.lbeft. Millions of dollars to be used
for building the trans-co1tinental railroad
were swallowed in the Credit Mobilier
scandal.
Congres&Ollal Quarterly has tabulated
20 cases of aneged corTUpt practice&
involving membera or C.Ongreu aince
11162. Eleven involved House members
and the rest ~nators. II) some cases,
tho3e involved were 're-elected by their
constituents.: Influence Peddlers Stilt
trudge well-worn groove!! on Capitol lDJI.
'FOR.'llER GOV. RICHARD LEd!!E or
Louisiana, who had an income of $.m,,000
in 1938 OR an official salary. of f7 ,500,
commented: "When I took lhe oath as
Governor, I didn't take any vows of
poverty." On the other hand, Rep. Morris
K. Udall (D Ariz.). an advecate of
tighter ethical controls, says : "It's ter·
ribly disillusioning to young people to
rind that someone in whom the public
has reposed confjdence ... has done
s.omething that doesn 't meet the stan·
dards we 11! would want met." ..
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Friday, July 10, 1979 •
TM editorial page ,OJ th~ Daily
Pilot 1eeks to inform and stim.
uJatc readers bl/ prucnting thii
newspaptr'I opiniom o.nd 'om-
mentary on U>pics oj int.rest
and 1ignf/ica~e. by providing a
foru!J! /gr . the _j:Jiprassion -Of
our readers' opfnfons, cr11d by
presenting the diverse vitio-
points oj info~d obstrVt1'1
a.11d spoke1n1en on topics oj the
day.
Robe.rt N. Weed, Pub1J1her
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· llEA ANDER$()N, Editor
PrNer, '* 11. ltN N htl 11
1sre E>rifts
Across Sea . .
The sights and sounds of Hawaii will descend on another islM:d.
Saturday, July·IB, calling-Ljdo Isle residents to a Polynesian Potpourri.
Early in the day. preparations will begin for the feast when a pig
Is buried In a specially-prepared roasting pit by Joe Jones, and lsland-
&tyle decor spriqgs up on the beach around the Lido Isle Clubhouse and
inside the clubhouse.
Highlighting the preluau activities will be the. annual All-girl
Regetta, open to "big and litle girls" fl'Om all yacht clubs.
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The distaff members of the clubs will Qther at noon and 1 p.m.
with sabots, Oippers, kites and Lido 14s for the regetta, with mothers
racing at noon and daughters following at t ....
• In-charge,of the race are the Y<icht Club -Juniors, headed by Carol
Connally, commodore. Assisting are CJark Polbofi, vice commodore,
Stephs.nie Moran, secretary, and Bill Gautch~ treasurer.
Following the regetta, skipp0rs and spectators will migrate to the
beach, where-the-pig is ·roasting, for the Ceremony of Imu, which
means "opening of the pit in which the ·pig has been roasting all day."
A feast o! yams baked In the ~it, pol, salmon, lau lau, coconut
cream with pineapple and mai tais in coconut shells will follow.
Native caooes and an outrigger will decorate the beach area and
typical Polynesian decor will enhance the clubhouse.
Adding a note oi authenticity will be entertainment by the Kahlua
Serenaders under the direction of Trudi, mistress of ceremonies.
Mrs. Jack Johnston (left to right} begin preparations for the other
Polynesian delights which will be served. The pig will be1ll1Cover ..
ed. with the Ceremony of Jmu.
Spearheading preparations for the luau are Mrs. John Davis, social
chairman, and Mrs. Edward H·ayes. Committee members are the
Mmes. William.C,onover..,Guy Miner, John Pellam, George Hew"itt a.rid
SNAPPY SALUTE-Coming to attention.to receive
instructions for the AU-girl Regetta which will pre-
cede the Lido Isle Yacht Club luau are Sharon
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O'Jlrien .(center}, and Karen O'Briflll, (right). while
Carol Connally tiriefs them on their responsibilities.
The race will be.gin at I p.m.
Polly· Ober. · '
MERRY CREW-Hu•bands will be In . tho
cheering section as di.staff members of the
Lido Isle Yacht Club take to the. water for the
.
annual regetla· Saiurday,. July 18. Ready for
th~ noon race for mothers are (left to right}
Mrs. John Doyle and Mrs. Herbert Oelke .
Son Ships Out on Sea e:f life, Co mes Home Shipshape
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Sor(lething yoo
wrote to the motlier of a hippie !iOfl
grabbed me. You said, "My advfoe is
to tell the boy to shape up or &hip
ouL If he ships out he will learn firsthand
what the world is like. And perhaps
Ibis Is what he needs. There's something
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lo be said f..-the school of uperlence. Dad -1MWmt1, "Cerllllilf.1\'e are .till. endi"l bul.J thoaght you'd Uke to k-
\Vhen your boy does aime ~me -a famlly and we Still love you." of 01e that dkl. -c.L.G.·
and most oC them do -he will view The kid Qt no Ume In knuck1i11:g DEAR c LG r deUg!t&ed' TUfk
in a dlf£erent U~bt mat1y things he' down. He geta up It 7 a.m. and goes oa for 6e .d .i!rtp8:e.,.. .
tqoLiot_gxanled. like...Lckan bed, a~. jqb-He It puttJnc hl....U-lhroullW 1 11
rn<au .Mcl paren!s,:"ho cared too mudt the llni~erlllt' of Minnaota. lie i.1 liEX~~-
and tried too hard. jOined the Siem Club to punue his 1 -, -fllr -tun. Now
you were so right, Ann. l Just saw interat Jn oomervab. He ii con--. I need ,_. help. I •m'• man, II,
Jl happen. The ""' of our neighbor •ldertloc the -llrder. The chaJll< who doea not..,.. with tll ,_ moweu
must have read your column. The day in tht.s boy is like 1 miracle. His folk• but I rupect JOCf•
-.[lcr It appeared he called hi.s Dad Mven·'t been this happy aiace l've known I 1m divorced , cfornl'ortable finm:ially,
Rlld asked, "Can t come home?" HIJ them. Not all atorieS bave .such a haPPf 1Rd l enjoy the company ol the oppoalte
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,... The problem ii I om ...,. tile
hill oex-wiae and tm wo~ H It
"""1d be• !tlr to llllrTl' • -1lllder
thete circumstance!.
ls It possib1e. to have a good marriage
without sex? My firllt wlle and I were
mltri.ed 22 yean. • We had a very
salilfactory •1ex Jife.but UtUe elle. Now
I've met a women. who bu added .a
greal deal of jo)' to my previously drwy
eidltence. We get along beautllully but
l don't ~nnt to be unfair to her. ls
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deo1 k ...,..i.ed K tllln ... -ds1r II ,_, life. Tie ...... ._ ti
lmpoleaq la 1111 ••I llllJlrill ff -
II poycMlocletl and ool pllytleal. A
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......,._ hoot llla~wlll m•ile 1911
-wlull ~oed lo lllote '1ll1.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have a
'dedslcln to make and I need your help.
Illy buabud wants nothlni more lo do
1wtth a couple we have bown for a Iona Ume. He 11¥• ht .-1·1o1orote
the "ll' the wile pleb on her husband.
Lui night thq bad an •-L ~
1t apolJed .... evenm. eiinpletely. on
Ille "1 home ID)' .butliood .us. 1"lllat'•
-,.ii of them. I _, tab lier 11111' ........
It II emb1m111ii II clner Del It
bothm me, too, bul I bole to chop
olf tho -"'IP-llllo'll -wl\Y.
U she asks, -I tell lier? -OJt.
NARD
DEAR OX: Y-bol-llaa ..
. ripL to decide wile lie w-lo _.i
..... wllll. u be llljects to Ille -.
respect ld1 wlUe1. And tell btr, U *
a1k11 wby you &re111t m0Jn1 uy -.
da~ to be wllll tllem. II mlPI lm-tllelr m8'riqe. .
How !ar should a'-< ...,,1e-.,?
Can "'"*Jna-be Nit! Wiien dOH it -
-J!IO hot to .,_, Sood !or
AM Landon' bocillel, "lloeldal '811 Pot· Una -What An .. Lllltiil" Mall
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of your AeWlpljlll' ........ ii -In coin and a long, stamped, Plllf.addA:N·
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bl the lhlnl Comiecutive •plaque won fw youth ••tv· .
lcee by tJie .Awdllary to Veter-an. of Foreign Wan
Post lm3fl are (left to rigtit) Mrs. Harold Hohl and
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To amd ,dlnPPolnWmt 'prooPectiv•
brldu are reinlndea~to have iheir weddlng
storlu -black ·mid · whlti" itoo11 r.hoto-graphl to the DAILY PILOT Women 1 De-partment ODO week' befpi:. Clo •Wedding. .
.Plcturu recelvid folloWing 'tho weddlni
will not be used.
.For onga1ement announcemmll It Is
lmperaliT•:iii.t tho\llory,,allo<accompanied
by a black end wblt&.gloil)''Plcture, be sub-•
mlttocl llx weelt1 or mo(o before tho wedding
date: U deadline ii not met only a lloJ'1 will be UJed. . . r :; ,
To help fill requlremonil cm both wed-dinJI 111111 engagement llorlel, forma are
avillahlo In .n· Of the DAILY'J>IWT omca.
Further questlona Will 'tii llinwed by
Women's Sect!oD Ila!{.~ ~·IC-4321
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• • ' Golfers Share Prizes
A F1ln Doy golf tournament
~ memben of El
Nllaei Cowmy Club \Vomeu'1
Golf -lloo u portldo
pull -)l'lsa. A-ofU>o -
Jalln Swlrtley, lllrr1-ear.
ridt and Rldianl Howell
oellclal prizes and mode
IWards.
Following lunc1-. new of-
fiotrs were inlroduCed. Serv-
j~ as chairman is Mrs. Harry
C. [awe wilh board member&,
lhl -Robert McCaffery and .Robert Schuhmann.
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t ournament '~;
Willa l'.tlll. oocretary; Ridllrd Hoirel1, tioaur.r;
£dmnwf flallklnl.\ r u I e 1
dia1nmm, md lllcbanl Hill,
handapcba!nnaL
App>ml!N -Ire the
Mmes. William Ho ia bird ,
parlbmentarian; Jl,I ch a rd
Panom, IOcial; R0cer CC>
nart_ membenhJp; James
Brady, new membership ; Bert
Menne, publicity; J o h n
SwartJey, ro&ler, and Phillip
Crimer, John Francll and
ruck Gouin, awards.
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Mi'S. Vtmon Matthews.' Not content to rest on their
1aurels, ·they a1r~dy are continuing fund raising for
·their cause by collecting e;npty glass containers.
Outstanding Group
. Auxiliary Awqrded
Plaque for. Sei-Vice
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summer be1m >rilh ii 'Brigp, · M>rril Barl<tr and
speclaJ lropW for POI\ 1536, M~i:f.!oo:; .rehabilitation
Auxµtary t:O Veterans or work. cancer . re st. a .r c h ,
F°"'lgn \V"'f; the 'third con-pubUclty; ·poppy ··oeal• and
eecutlve one preeented to community .rvtces also were
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It'• IOfng to be • looc. hot
and ~ summer f o r
1 members of the Mesa Verde
Repibllcan ;w-·· Club. A Repubilcan candldlles
-and ~ i:qlalnUon -..m be !Nlnnad by
--\hnlU&hoot I b e ~ County Fair 1\Jeoday,
JuJy 14, lhnlugli Sunday, July
It.
Executl"'9 will pther on
Mcnday, JuJy 20, In the Colla
Mesa home of Mn. Sarah
Schaefer to formulate plans
for ran including a speakers'
rollter and fund-raisiitg events.
Vo!U.-. will aid the
Republican State Ce n t r 1 I
Committee Headquarters with
eemtnars. lnl.ere3ted persons
may CAil Mra. C1lbou n
Sumrall at 549-lGO.
HB Auxiliary
Twice • -the Ladies' Auillary to llDntlnatmi Beacb
Velenm ol Forelp W1n,
Pool ,. meet. al I p.m.
The flnl •Friday of eaCh
mooth they gather In Odd
Fellowl Hall-for a businm=
.-i.1 and tho iblrd Friday
they 10Ciallze in varioua 1oca-.
tiona. Further lnfonnaUon
may be secured by callln1
Mn. LeRoy Hermann 1t 536-
35111.
Late Summer Rites
Aspen Setting , Picked
A Sept. 13 weddinc ii befn8
planned by Heather Gou of
Corona de! Mor and Doqlsa
Frederick Bucbt ol .Hotchkla,
Colo.
She ls the daughter of
Ncrman Leffingwell Gou and
Mrs. Paul Hubert CroWell of
HEATHER GOSS
Wadding Plana
Pasadena. A puat. of
\Veltridlo 5dlool, Puacfena,
and Rudolf Schaeffer School
of Design, SID Frm:looo, Miss
Goa aUendad tho University ct ~. Jop111.. •
Tl>e brldH1eot was a Valley
Hunt and LU Madrina1
debutante and b: a member
ct the Newpmt Harbor Service
Leacue. ·
Her fiance, the son of Mn.
Andre Otto Buchs of Darien,
CoM. and the late Mr. Buchs,
attended the University of
Florida and iraduated from
Colgate University.
The ceremony will take
place In Aspen.
Cosmetrcs
Collected
A new coli!dicri al cos
-ia tho ftnt l"'1J f-line to be 100 per c e n t allergy-tested anc f.._ free, the manufac
turer uys.
1be oollectim, which in-
cludes over 100 prodUcts, wai
des!gned to suit a nurnbeJ
of factora -cok>r of eyes
natural roloring of hair, :ikiJ
coloring and pore .s1ze.
Also, tendency to break ou~
oiliness versus d r y n e s s.
response to sun and aurfacc
facial~-
ihem at a . Callfpml& ne~ received. '
ment Convention.: Having completed a ncentlF================;;;
Mn. Vernprr ·Mathew• • PoPPY sales drive the women
oufiolal · preoidmil, aocep!<d of the auxiliary 'tmllht are
the'.awui! In Sui Diego for' . hotlllng the men at·• lpeda!
SALE \ •
~ ••-'"·-·· _ .............. . ·~ . __ , _,......... -· In their' COJllpelltlon wmt Jn .Y-mvlce .. Mn,·· for oalel profits, which go
Harold l!oli1 Is cholonm .of · entireJY to their ..Uare wwk,
the yomh oerv1oea commiltee. the men ,,.,. lllOll succesdul
otllft' · deiel-attendln!I · and lhul tho wlnnen of a
the -1n:ludod um dinneT ..,.,ad to them. year'• pre1ldf;nt. Mrs.
Flcrenoe Kirehner, with the
-Jlriuny TorTtlis, Alfred
Bar Portable
A new ~le be< designed
u a space saver for the
Events in tbie immediate
rature include a Se c on d
DhJtriCt meeting on Sunday,
July 1%, starting at 10 a.m.
In Buena Park.
Emblem Club
career gtrl'• mna11 apartment The E1U Lode• la the oet-~~-ting for meetfn&• of the Of to · U'I> tho ...,.._ Emblem Club 201 of Lo111na
wm1111'1 ._ down folds Beach. Memben galher the
«Jllll'ICtly mto • mna11 -· fin\ and iblrd Tueadaya at
eyinl c:8fO for 111owaway. · ~. p.m.
J!'ree&dmateil
••·llPHOLS'.l'ER
C-Jtlete Seltttletl ef
F•l'tries 111eru111.,.:. ·
Linens and Velvets
Mntw Cnfhmll'I Alw•ys ,, . . .
C..,,.KOSKI 1131 NlWPOIT ILVD. 6 • COSTA MESA IN•r N•rMr)
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Phone 64%0 1454
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THIRTiim-1 •ANNIVERSARY• SALE
THIR I IE I H • ANNIVERSARY• SALE
STOREWIDE REDUCTIONS 20 PER CENT
OTHER SAV1N6S UP TO 50 PER CENT
. OPEN .SUNDAY NOON TO FIVE .
VAN. KEPPEL-GREEN
ON JHE BOARDWALK
AT HUNTINGTON HA'l\BOUR
714 • 846-2888
NOW
IN PROGRESS
ALL REDUCTIONS
Including · Famous Maker Bell
Bottoms, Flair Le91 , Ivy and
Continental Pants Plus Shirts
and Belts.
Monday thru Saturcloy
10:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M.
Sundays 12:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
6DO WHT COAST HIGHWAY, NEWPORT BEACH
"Just South of th• Balboa Bay Club"
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. Mitjlael McEaniey, nine.montliJ, Brandywiile Park,
·Del; hBI 'hiS baiigup,Tbe bangup's name.ii.Missy;
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who, like Micbael,.is just a ~up. Scramble, scramble,
chew. crawJ, cry. ·
Harbor Schools '
Watc hing Actwn
On Tax Reform
M~s Spacecraft Builders
Confer With Mesa Firm
-N,;Y.-Steek9
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.. .TEN l?ENTS
~Cagaii Cuts Aid
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' Mov e-Follo ws.Struggle With U.S •
SAciwmNTo (Ul'l).-Gov. Ronald
lleapn,.lcded In I llU'Ufgle with the
N-adminl-over ~ generosity
of. 'California welfare iranta:, today ~
nounced a flO million cutback in services
for the aged, blind ud disabled.
He ""1ered that llU million in funds
budgeted' for homemaker and attendant
care•tervlces be reduced to '14.S million
dUrlngJhe current fiscal year.
Additionally, he ~directed the issuing
of 11emergency" regulations that, slate
funds distributed to the counties for
the programs be aUocated on a monthly
basis instead of yearly.
Tbe 'Repdblican governor said this pro-
cedure would "inl&n that no counly
e.pondi in«e atate '"'"'1 for the pro-
1!&!" Ilia. tlllit (lm'tde4_to °'""'·" "l'be lltate Soda!.,,.,.. pepartmenl
elumates' 111ere· ire aboahlo,ooo prims
In pnltirmd/ !cir Iha bllJ!d, aged and
disablid wlio ricelve homemaker llld
Ooontlel have uotll Im to ...,..rt
from attendant Cafe io ~.
service. for the aged, blind llld dlsabled.
Neither ProcrtPl lnvolves nu r 1 in I
services. , ~
Meantime, J\ea11n and .tale wellare
officials lndlcaled they ~d no Jntenllop
of backing down . .,.,.,, usertlon•. by
the Nixon Administration that California
is failing tp comply with fedefal welfare
laws.
The Department of Health,. Edlacation
and WeUare warned in Wa!hin'gton
• Tbun'day that the alate f-I ~
Iola vi 11 bllliGn lo federal funda ti
ii Jailed to comply. !, heerlng by HEW.
was IOI for Aua. 15 In San P'nmclooo
io 'air the dispute Publicly.
Ba5'cally,at isaie is the state'lifa:Uure
to ma1<e a coM!-Uvlnf Inc,.._ I~
recipients Jn the nearly $1 billion AKI
to FamJlles · With Depen'1ent Cblldnn
(AFDC) pr<>gtam. A 1967 federal law
requirt.s states tO maintain wellare· llan-
dards of need that are not JPOfe 1Pan
a,year behind the curtenl coll vi Uv!Jll.
'Devil ~ orsJrlp' Experts
Called ·Into Murder Probe
allmdinhiaie . ..mce., llllcll'u, hou!o-•, By JOHN V Al.TERZA Invto!llall~ buneu vi the departmollt
cle:anb>I and. transportation.• Of .... ., .... ..... -..n~ -Capl. J a-~11 .. • ...... -~ ........ esman said tt was •-._, ,....,,. m ,..,._ n -.-··-.. ,,.... POllce .. perts on .Satanism from'Loi t~•·· ••-victim J •'""--not inown how many would be droppeCI ......... , was IUB w a -........
because of the cutback and that It would Angeles and San Francisco tQdly ft1'e aitack m his house 'nlunday nlaht u called Into the murder investJPUra of be up to individu'a1··eounties· to decide bn.-talty butchered Mn. Florence Brown be ~ his fami.ly slept.
who mti!t be eliminated. after an attorne"'S assertions nlufsdiy But Drake Kid the shooting aeemed Reagan apnowlced the action In a " . Jetter to the chatnnen of county boards of a devil worship ritual with parts "in no way" related to his work on
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of supervisors. He said it was aln:ied of her body. the bliarre case of Mrs. Brown.
Leaders of Newport-Mesa Unified .. , at "lessening the heavy welfare burden But Sanla Ana lawyer Lawrence Gam-Drake, who admitted tus shock at
Scitntist& building the Mariner 71 space produced by Gulton Industries' Servonlc1 on the taxpayer." ble said his client and SUlptC\ in the the attorney's comments, said revelatlonl
School District have been watching with vehicle which will blast off for Mars Division, 1644 Whittier Ave., builder He said It Would force no recipient slaying, Stephen CriJg Hurd, 20, did such as Lhe ritual sacrifice assertions
more than usual Interest as Gov. Rea· next year · visited Costa Mesa Thursday or a variety of pressure and ~ into out-of·l)ome care. no!. partlci~te In the alleged , Sa~ Were potentially damaging and pr•
gan's tax reform plan has betn worked for a ·tonference· on • locally-produced monitoring parts. A spokesman for the governor . aald worship ritua'l in Clev~ N,lttional judicial. • ·
over in. the state Legislature. aitical ·to1U)lonent. "This ll)strumenint ~ ,~gned!or theto the flll mWlon·"freed by ·clamping the Forest01 .io. ~~~~s=1:.~~~ lutand Jarmuee . Drake boweYer, did reveal that IDlne
Provisions,, Qf the reform bill crlginally ..Repre:lerttatlm ~,the, Jet Propulsion 111°"!tor pressur~ '~ .ains::1i st.ate tpepding celling on the ·two ~
3
. ""' Ul"W-.e R\111\;UCI;-.._ extnmely crotaque ad.tvity must have
-.. 'd have -coot Ne-rt-"esa --•-•, Lajiorat«y (JPD) in Pasadena and ... Manner 71 _.,., -ta made by -ams w001d revert to the key geoeral ·---'ed tbe ......... or the !11-~ "~ m ~ U J •~•...._ ~•'-jlew • .._......_"....,,_Shawn M~·-•• Gimble, who .--·Hurd. Ille ~·..-• _.. ecu vesw ~ •• _,, ___ ,..._., · :.::.::::'::::..,::=... _,,, fund aod Iba! tliere.now.were no plans ·"-ed •--~~~: J • __...._ teacher becaoao,vl Ille Cllldition vi tlil ,,,... tliae $500,000 In lost Income, ac· ln·Yiabeiic:opittfortbeclaaaified talks. ....,...,...,_.,.. . for _,dintl it. . --. ~~~w w . ·~-. . bQdy. · ~.::~:=:::;;. -·~-~iley'-~~Bfual'~·~'. ~:r,··~-~·~· .... ~· .,...,,i!h.:t.! ... ::~~·; cri~ ~'t-.. -~-~·me! lo ·~ ·~=-·· N.S.:!ti:".i
In tho joint ~ -... arrwtt n . ·J~ ...,, Iii' !Or""lllOl'llfl. • "" -Md the qervilwl tllat • :~ ~ ..... , 11\111-• ~ ....... -that
and Tmtlim Commilltit, u;e .sdiool • minlllrlitlOn) -· thr. locaLJl'ant t!ll' n.,.: •• ftlU)atloOa .Moptad by , Hurd wu only m -er •• -~~ nr..,e bad --. -
distllcl atanda to ,...Pl lfltli no ioos' vi Ht__ · 'M 1 ~1.;'-~,.!l a:S: ~Ollaft·~ Robert Martin ~ All!l!t ~cl tlil tflw.U. ~Ji" ~. -eonnibaliam w.ffll1 ";':'~:ct. ui.re may be an advantage YUlfU a t ' e°Sa d~=:b~moon..id.Ie ~~ apend :::::=trre~tf= :!.::"!':::-:.~.::.!...,.. "JI;-~ ....... ~~n>I ..
for the Newport·Mt!la District. Board C D d plus the Tttan rocket and tbe jwnbojets; ~a~~:'!:tn,~e exhaus:s .. ''When the And now that GambJe',1 comments have !:e = m=-:'te <:n:~~.:
membe<s of all school districts would . entet roppe the Boeing 741, the Lockheed ,LlailOnedll llld H rned th t " ti t •· d been alred, Sheriffs U. -Richard ~ . in the olaylng, the mi1Sing cir of Mn.
be given more f1eiibillty 'in setting the -the Douglas DClO, Prebicln exp · e ": d~ '::y a er:np wt.ted said, the Satanist upect of the murder Brown and tbe bloody murder acene
tax rate under the hltest version, Adrian The $5 mil.Jim dol!Ar Marriott Inn Mariner 71'11 e<mpe>nent built fOr NASA 50 -Y spen ina x monies ra will be the target of an tntemive police fn Irvine, said the Satanist element.never
touted for SouW:l Cout Plaza and Town is still in the early stages and McCartY locally from th;e county tax· base -~ investlgallon. had cropped up in hour! ot tllklng sa~. present, school boards can .onJy Center in Costa Mesa is out. • said it would be dJfftcult to ettimlte would qontravene the clear intent of this "We already have called In a captafil wtth Hurd and four others facfna: c::bltaea
levy a tax rate up to a ceiling voters its total cmt in dollan. admlnlatraUon's action which Is to cut on the Los Angeles Police ~nt in· the murder.
bave approved. If the tax reform bill The plan ~ MQre than a year ~part will transmit electricaJ silnals lhe cost of we~.~are at both the state recognized as an expert In the .fteJtf .. [" ean bOnestly say that It MVer
goes through in its latest_lorm there is ago by C. J. sflierStro.n & Sons, back to earth repnfing ~ in alld 16cal ltveJa. o[ SatanJam, and "" probably will --. inlo tbe conversatlona to by
provision for a school board to exceed developers of the cent.er, and Reuben fuel lints of the Mariner 71, thu8 a1ertJn& more advice from 'other dtles, Mc:auli: nctkeable plint.,. be said.
!::t v;::.llta:c,~~~li~~i ~~~~ ~-::i:.!ect~usikantow, of awcago Ims~Mmilc:..lion .. in:.~~fromt8!!t~.·Mtheal'I New Sports Car, wlllaieutenan:,,.::;L.br;: <11 ~s :bj:." :;: ~ the~,:~~~~~~ 1: peliUon by 21) percent of the diltriCt -~ ~I •I-CJO •••• Canyon "D-'""' •&..-J. ''I <*l't aay why it isn't cuning," ....,,-~• ~ ·-Wiii .-i. vol.en. cloaest point it -every 14 years. ' · Ironically. Drake, wi1o la headl!Jj[ tho (See SATAN, hp I) The cost o[ liVing escape hatch would ... y, Qiata M ... Planning Director Bill but will be followed b)' -wllllin Sedan Tangle·, 11ppiy only to current expenses of educa-•Ihm. "But we in the planning depart-three years.
lion like salaries. supplies and ·Utility Mars, Venm and Jupiter will be cloaely
bills but not to school construction . nient ~ve seen no plans and uOOerstand aligned at that timt. W 20 Hurt
Thus the cost-of-living factor could be that it ls no longer in the pjcture." Gull.on Industries' local plant, managed Oman, '
awlied t.o $3.90 of the school tax rate One city source, however, said a death by Norm Dolby, employs about 200,
Newport and Costa Mesa residents paid in .the Chicago devel~per's family led while the firm nationwide has a work last year but not the remainder, which ol · force of '7,000~penoris and its stock is fO:r -school bOnd redemction and state to cancellatioo the plan. is listed on the New York Exchange,
building aid , of the. total rate. of $4'.34 Site of the 250-room hotel with C:J'fl· !aid P~bicin.
jn Newport Beach and $4.d in Costa
Mesa.
A new luxury sports car buried !Lt
sleek nose under an American sedan,
nearly upending it, in a spectacular
three-car collision in the downtown area
at noon today.
·Sign Strategy
St . Clai r Won't Subpoena Of f i.Cial,s
I )J ·In the earlier versions of the bill ·the
COit-of-living escalation provision ·would
haVe been offset by pelirdtUng no more
override increases above the 1989-70
school year level.
ven!ion laeillt.ies for 500 per~ns was
, to have been 6.5 acres at Bristol Street
am the San Diego Freeway.
Harold Stcet11tr~11 Jr. says plans are
lo ·the works to rOpJace wllat would
... e .been tile fl..t, and modol, Jl!arrlott
Im in Calllon!Je. He cld not elabonlte.
Poisoned Meat
Fed to 'Canines
One yOtn'lg woman was injured, but
apparently not badly.
She wu ldentltled as Sharllynn A.
Davies, 20, of 2107 S. Park Drive, Sinta
Ana, and wu taken to Costa Mesa
Memorial llaopital.
Changing their courtroom strategy.
Costa Mesa Councilman William St. Clair
8.nd his defense attorney 1Mounced todiY .
they will subpoena no city officials at bl.a •
upcoming campajgn poster trial
"City ·government fs running too bar·
monloUJly now to do so and reopen old
wounds," he said. Ht did not elaborate.
ld:anus himself challenged the lmpll~•
tion that he and other candidates coJ'ldUc.
ted any ille1al activities. The vote of Newport-Mesa residents
fn' February to la1 themselves a rite of
60 cents more for schools next year and
up to tf7 cents in thr~ee years woulc;I have
been wiped out, Adrian said. ·
But In the review IegtJlaton have de--
ci<Jed not to penali7.e Ufoee communities
that have voted for new school taxes or
wilJ in the future .
There is another bill peildm, before
the Senate Education FlnaDce Commit.·
• tee, which Adrlnn called "the majnr
school £1nancing bill." that will take
$154.000 out of thP. Ne1vport-1ife!a 01s-
trict's pockcL Tl. is rte~igned to realln-
cate stiite <"~l.~~1 i-1-f fu"ld"t fro,... rich
tSee TAX R~ORM, Page ZJ
Ex.Costa Mesa.n
Vietnam Casualty
A former Costa Meilll resident has
been killed in Vietnam combat actlo.1,
the I .Defense Department anr.:iunced
Thursday after his widow was notified.
.J:le was Army Pvt. ThQmas E. Walson,
hu!band o( Mrs. Kaltlerlne N. Watson,
formerly oC 1978 Maple Ave., according
to authorities.
A eo.ta M ... yoolh who told poilce
be bad recently been taken to court
in a leash law violaUon diepute found
hiJ two clOp. ,in COllYUilionll after ,~!qi
fed )>oisoned meat Thw'!day.
William P: Jones;-11, of 950· Governor
St.1 rushed the stl-icken animals to Dr. ·
Clarence Hardiri, Wto' diagnosed the ~
blem as strychnine poisoning.
The veterinarian induced the dog! to
vomit and examination showed chunks
of mezt dosed with the potent polsoo,
ilccording to Officer T«I Wilson.
Investlgaticn is continuing ~ay into
the misdemeanor crime, police said.
Misa Davies was driving her sedan
eutbound on lath Street at Newport
Boulevard wt'len the collision with the
new MaseraU driven by James R.
Sechrist, l'I, vi !801 Rio Vista Drive,
Huntington Beach, took place.
Sedtrist -was eouthbound on Newport'
BOulevard, end Officer Pat Rodgers said
a third car directly in f~ of Miss
Davie!!' was bumped, but not badly
damaged.
Sechrist simply stood staring stonily
at the tire lrack11 across the hood of
bis expensive tm·port after a tow truck
1irttd the battered Barracuda driven by
Miss· Davies off it.
:Jlarh.or ·~tde Denies :Bay Swap Deal
. '
·Phnse ICOOhty Hithor ll1'trict . En,11'· : 'llllr1llr,lhe. c:tolf> aamiiiallOft' 61 'Bal· ' Joijnied ~ Upper Bay'trialloi"8*~imt
neer J'ames · ·B~llinRef, ·Wlder . hea'()' ·:~biwtt-.. B;_erriy; coatl~ 1tp aBJtrl that two weekl~ H~·Will· reconvene Ule ~
cria · examination today, repeatedly • ·neitbec~aru. .was lllduded .tn .the f1CUre July 27 wben <>Wens returns 'from . •. I ~ . . vacadoh.. . · · dmled·aneaations that 3,000 feet of pUu-o l,Oll 1'ater frontage feet tliat was Berry left the, C1!lJrlr~m to.prepare
nay owned water front.age had been repOm!d;o i:M State Lindt Comml~ion tor --a pren conference in . whkh he
held out ol calculations in the Upper -1n tib&ea coNpiled·-i>Y... Orange CoUnty states that-he and fellow mer1bet1 of
Newport Bay tidelands exchange . goverM1ental ~encies and the Irvine · the Sierra Club will be joined by Ntw·
Questioning on the point ol frontage Company. port Beach homeowners in the clarift...
calculations came from Phllip Berry, Balllnger re~atedly · denied Berry's cation· or fraud alle6J-tions he, leveled
attorney for the intervenors in the com· iJleptkms. B•cbanltl bet.em the t"'O against the ltvine Company i:lurlng the ~u and technical trial to lest con~Utu-• became a ~Ue :elf MJDrntics. Testimony trial.
tionality of lhe Back Bay swap b!tween was baited time. and agalh by repeated 'lllo~ cha rges are be.Int held , under
Orange County government and the Ir-objections from Irvine ~m~y .... at~aubmission hy--Judge Owens.....,.ith-the
•lne Compan ney "Robrrt Warrel't. ruling that Berry, will have' Tir provide
IVerry's a~rtlons centered on bay Btrry ~e obviously ftrltated 'and 1u~tanUal tvidtnce or fraudlltfore iny
ahorellne tha' includes 1,500 fett ~(front· complal~ I.hit Warren'• <>bjtctlons flirther di~uss.ion ls •Uo'¥red. :rht
age<al North Star .IJtach, be!Olf I.he Wtst were kee.Plng the harbor engineer from charges are VigWously dented by the
Blulf a\ Dover Shores and l'r200 along .J\sw«in& his questlDril as 'fully as pos-lrvlne Comp.any and Oran1t County.
Back Bay Drive acroos the bay belo11 lible. At!Orney lluJfem Hets~ ""'' ~ East Biuli. • Flnolly, Jud1• Claude M. Owens ad-aents count1 ,aililor Vic llefln In Iha
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lowlUI~ rel-to be -iated wilh
Benj11 ~egatlons or traod.
It ii especled that It will tike at leaat
another week of trill to reach a verdict
on the Back Bay iauf. Judge Owens
will be asked at that Ume 1o rule on
Berry's charg6 thaf the land swap is
utll&WfUI and unconstitutional and In
violation or a trwit created when the
state of California deeded the Uppef Bay
tidelands to Orange County in 1919.
Berry also cont~ llJ_at thLStai.
Un& commission's endorsement or the
Back Bay U'tde in November. 1067, Js
pointless since what he calls "vital
e•idence'1 was not submitt4!d to the state
a1eney at twi> public hearings.
At Issue before .Tiidi• Owen• Is the
tradlnl of 157 acrti •of C01111ty-owned
, . (8ee IJPPlll IAY, Pap I) ' .
St. Clair faces trial by judge luly 22 in
Harbor Judicial Dlrtrict Court on charps
of placing algM advocaUng re-eleetton·of
Councilman George A. Tucke, in pie
publle rli!ht-of-way. .
He waa named durln& the pre.election
campaign in,• citation slined by ·aaplftq
councilman Tom Manut, 24, wbo staked
out St. ClaJr's barbershop in the 1bt
block of Newport Boulevard. ·
The aftable barber pleaded not gWJty
and hi,a defense attorney, Don Smallwood,
says the matter is a clearcut cue ol dis-
crimination through uneqUat application ,
111 the law. ·
No question exists Is to the explicit
state law itself, but Smalh•QOd notes
that t;ilher candidates .and their camjjign
workel"S committed the same ama I sin
fn the name of t~ democratic Proce1111.
St. ·Clair and Smallw6od were consido
ering ilsuhig 111bpoenas for <!tr admln-
1'trative ollicla1' aod oilier leaders, tt
needed, to testify in bil behall duriq· the
Jtme .22 trial. •
J'roceedlngs are apocted to be falrb'
brief, , \ I '
My thougbla vi tbe ......... -have boeJI dropped; Sl C1a1r tlPla1ned
today, I . •, •
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S . s . ' ummer w1mm1ng
Classes Set at OCC
Orange Cou.t College wlll get ln the
swim with the OpenJna: of their 111m.mer
twim session Monday. Re&i1traUon for •
the two-week •.nlon Is slated for S1tur·
day from • a.m. to noon, In the OCC
gym.
Classes' will be avaUable for everyone
lrom loddlen lo •advonced awlmmtrl.
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"'Mlere is no validity to that," he said.
"I qld not violate any campaign laws
and I am sure emne other candidates
didn't," the Orqe COut CoUe1e atudent
added.
He also claims the wbote point of his
action. agaillllt St. Clair ls being missed
in the aftermath of the heated eleeOon
campaign. ,._ I "It's a ca!e of whether a government
official fs Immune when he break! the
law," Manus explained.
C.ast
i:.;u: ~Ullm:
· IUllO)' wltli earJrmornJ111 llld .M-
' ning -aod Utile temperaturf cllanp. .•
1Nsm11 TOP-'Y :~
Countf;, and totsttm mude
wfU be o lrig~ligM of th• Orone(<
County Tatr which opena ~
run '" Coato Mt1a Ftrirgrou
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~"-Brown !hen made rderenc<! ·to
tho obvious unkempt appeara.nce of the
~· ~
''That "' the triuer -when tht
\licthn told them abe wouldn't give htr
car to • bunch ol dirty kids who need
a bath and haircut," Drake revtaled.
"But Hurd llld ootlllng lo "'· Santa
Ana (police) e< Rlventde (lberllf's
detectives) about the •ctiVlUes," Drake
added.
Reports from Gamble, who could not
be reached for addillollal OOl1Ull"1t thls·
morning, added that his client and the
other defendants wanted a car to go
to San Franciaco to "visit the devil'',
• poalbly Ille leaclet-ol·a Wldfly publlciJed
cult of Satantats In Ille Bay Area. Tht
car WU found burned near-Los Gato..
The .-rled NcrUlclal ritual,. loot
place ·111 a boulder-ttrewn canyva above
El Carbo Vll!ege just into Riverside
Coonty 'Pis! Iii; Orange Coonty line.
ft was there that Mra. Brown'• rtmalu
were dumped into a Iha°"' arave. aat
the objects In the lllerled NCrif1c< were uot found. ·
And police toletypes dispoJcbed the day alt<!r Ille dlJcovery ol the .....,,
by a hiker =.1«1 ·-tlle orpns ";d
Ille member ,... mlailng.
Hurd, --nl!tln( 1rta1 fur both Ille .
Brown butclier!ns and the bakilet
murder of ~ce station m.anaier Jerry
Carlin, 21, who ~ Jwie 2, "seys be
la afraid Ille divil will not like !be
Bible beli!l,llluo In Ids jell cell" Gamble
said, "And be JellJ · me !be' deTll la
telling him to snuff himself out."
"'!be others, Hurd. says,. tolt up dtvll
wonhlp In private, but toJt ii down
In public. . .Hurd c1a1ma be roally
believee in the devil,", the lawyer added.·
'!bus far the alleged princlpala In the
killings facing court acUoa are:
-Hurd, a 1lend<Maced drifter who
generally lived out of can before hla
arrest in a barn near Norco. Hla
prelimlnaiy hwlnf wu ldleduled Cw
July 311.
'Crash' Leads
To Mes_aRape
~ t'61'11'" G~>'• lf,
.... la!fYtl'I in llwtland, On., .... waftif a pltcliad CO<!rt battla flthling
1M """"''' ·•k M(ltloG to ~ <:.my
w""9 Ill""--....... ii 11!--kidnap-~~ ~ Taylor, 11, ~
drlfJer picked up lit Norwalk oevn1
wee_ks ago booted on rnurd_tr-kidnap
d>srgio.
-Arthur C. "Mooee" Hulse, 16, of
Garden Grove, iztlplicated in the bludgeon
death ol Carlin a,id robbery ol 176 from
.the station where the college student
held a nlllbt manager '• job.
--ConVided marijuana p o s s es s a r
Melanie Daniels, 31, who was booked
on accessory charges as she served
ber sevenUl day ol a six·month sentence
oo the-.grus np. She wu in Orange
Coonty jail when she was implicated.
A Ill-year-old juvenile whose name was
not ..i.u.cl faces the aame accessory·
alter+lelony charges.
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TAX REFORM ••
cliJ1rlcla lo poor cliJ1rlcia. Schop! Super·
lntenclent Willlam Cunningham calls it a
"Robln Hood blll."
Another !50,000 In federal funds re-
ceived in past yean_appears to · be lost
to the school district. Tbese funds wtre
to pay Ille coot of educating studenta
whose ))lftllt.s ate employed at a federal
installaUon, 1Uch as a military base.
'!bat ledeial subsidy program ii being
phased out by Congreaa.
Apparently the Newport.Mesa Di ..
trict won't loee u much money as lt had
looked like It mlgbl But ii sllll wtU be
oot state and federal money. And 'the
unoertainty ii .awkward for the budget-en.
"It's kind Of tunny," said Superintend-
ent Cunningham recently, without smil-
ing. "It's about like being on the end of a whlp."
Japanese Say
They Won't Take
Military Rok
A2'-yeaNl!da,_,.,..--. TOKYO (AP told _,..,_ __ M-_,.._ a-man -.-'-· · ) -'!be Japaneee people .......... ...--...-.. W0014 never permit JaJ*l to take over ~~~ .. ~~lolaa lhe ·ml111asy role Of the Unlled Siales
'!be vlctii.'iaid•had .wn,.,,~-· ·Iii~-and Ult --_.,, . -Y (Or<:fl ..itbdraw, Prime Minbi« Slsalcu stopped ber car cm WU-Sine! at Salo 11ys.
Hailior Boulevard about l :SO Lm. In '!be Japanen Jeo.Jer .Oarply rejecled
11UCb a w117 that !be man had lo llW<M'e the vlew Of Philippine P r e s J d e n t 19 avoid ber front bumper. Ferdinand Marcoa and some other A~an
No accident occwnd. she said, and Jeadets that Japan ultimately would have
she atopped at a nearby 9'rVlce 1taUon lo _,.. major l'e3ponliblllty for law reatroom, ooly lo be confrnnled by lbe and order In eaalern Asia.
min wbo l(Klke with a curt,. IOUtbern "We may be-able to possess military
l!ocent. .£. . . . ·~ adequate for self-defense," he
SUR -ni:--to-believe a oolllalQD llliol In an inlervlew. "But Jhe Ja-
il.a occurrill, i& iald sbe wu ordend -l*!>le would never allow ua to take
into bla ""' lo &; lo police l>eadquarten, 0.. Jhe rnle Of Ille U .ll.
but Jhe .... , then drnve lo • ~ 'rro ·mild any mllunderstandinp such
aru nearby. u'totertained bl President Marcoo let
'!be oobblng victim l<\lD'l!ed lo Iba mt, aay: , ilkt9ilcally countrlea wtlh sei:vioe ataU"' ·a1 2IOI lll11!or lll•d., ecdilomlc might h&ve great military
where an atleliilant Calle4 p0lice, wlio power. In ·the ,;..., ol Ja)lOJI, we aro
were told sbe had beeii ldeted out Of reeol•ed not lo .., the armed r.rc...
his car ,;,me-dllt-away. That. la what •• proclaimed . 21 ,ears · -a.to ln~the no.War coMtltuUon." ·
Standing Room Only
A;t Hamburger Shop
<}o.ta Mesa's Burger Correl features
•tajldup dirull! now.
It wasn't meart to be that way, but
Getleva E . Alban told polkle someone
villled tile hamburger lliop 11 1113
Falo-vlew !load 'lbtndey and ""1ed off
SW worth ol redwood 141bles and ben-chiili. "8ma and poll were alt!o tabn. IOlol O!f!l>er Bob Amold, notinc Iba! • lruck
mitt have -uaod. . -• • • DAILY PILOT
l'I OaANO• COM1 l"UILllHl"9 CQMl'AHY
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Sito said Japan's future pollcy would
be to "extend cooperation commensurate "1111 our' strengtlt for the prooperlty
cl tl\e countries of Asta."
"In extending such cooperation ," he
added, "a bilateral formula may c~use
misunderstandings that Japan seeks
eoonomic domination. So we prefer a
formula in association wilh other COWl·
tries in giving aJd."
Queen Elizabeth
Backs Ecology
YElLOWKNIFE, Northwest Tero
rltones (UPI) -Queen Ellzabelh warned
Northern ~ns that government in au. CO<illlTy muat shoulder th e
....,.,.lblllty of planning mid mM1glng
deVelopment of·the unspoiltd northland!.
1be Queen'• w~ caviE late Thurs-
day in i twfi"e~ at the en'd
of 1ht Royal Family's vl~t lo lhe
N-TemlMles.
Members of the Royal Family we.re
to leaYe Yeliowknife today for fort
Churchill, their flrst stop on a week·lcrig
tour of Manitoba marking that~ovlnce's centennial.
"In some patt.s of the world aertous
dMll&e-to Ute natural envirorupent has
already been dont. In thil Jerrltory,
large tracla of land and waler are 111111
unspoiled," the Qu.., llld In her ad· dreu.
PILOT OFFERS
FA.IR TICKETS
Starting today, the DAILY PILOT in·
vites 120 lucky peraons to be the
newspaper's euest at the Orange County
Fair &t E1po1itlon.
Ten · name.s a day will be published
In special "ads'' in the claaslOed ad.
vert1$ing section o( lbe .-.paper. Each
petton •whOle rtame 1ppears there is
entl1Ied to a pair ol Uckela to tho
fair and wtU rtettve 1nstructl<r11 ·on
how to oblain tht Ucketa by reading
th.e •d llwt'"tl his name.
i,oot there now. YOU Dlay aliudy
have -)'OUr lair Uctela.
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Of Rampage
Under· Vigil
A' rolJll<l.u..doct vicll WU being bpl
et lhe bedsides <I lhe lhree pitiful
aurvlvors of-a San Gabriel family wbo
may be vlctlms of a crazed clawhammer
k111er rooming Soulllem c.Jifornl1. .
Authorities bellne the lldilUc raldtt
of !he Fred Senlf houiehold may also
have murdered two youths sleeplna on
a SanU Barbara Coonty beach laat SUn· day. .
j A' componion, Thomu M: Hayea, It,
,or Cypr .... escaped dealh in tile savap
•attack and remains in critleal condition
' at Goleta Veliey Hoopitol today. ,
'!be killer -or killers -upecled 1
In die ckatM of K1m Senff, 10, Mn. '
W. E. Ollpman, his grandmolber. and
the Isla Vista murdm, may be lnvolvtd
in a third case. -
Big-Bole at Hoag
Lloyd Walters l'I, WM crlt.icilly ~
at his home in Roeemead last Mondly,
wlUt a bloody claw hammer left at
the scene, *1llar to that fo\lld in the
Senff household, w1>Jch had been set
a blue. Hoag Memorial Administrator V'/ilUam Hudson
(pointing) and Assistant· Administrator Lou Kaa
check out progress on $2.5 million emergency
power plant currently under construction at the hos-
pital. Jt. will replace existing facilities, which !he
hospital has outgrown. New plant is scheduled for
compleUon in December.
Lawmen say a clew hammer eould
also hive been used in the murder•
over the July 4 weetead on the strand
at lhe UC SalM Barben cempm.
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UPPER BAY • • •
tidelands for 450 acres of Irvine up.
lands. Irvine plans to develop the Upper
Bay area in a program which will in-
·ctude the expansion of boating facilities, .
dredging of the waterway to provide a
more navigable channel and the crea·
tion of a chain of public parks and
recreational, facillUes.
The issue went to Orange County Su·
perior Court Jn the fonn of a test case
when Orange County and the Irvine
Company, by agreement with Heim,
filed a writ of mandate to fprce the
county official to pay a dredglng bill
submitted by the Irvine Company to the
county. Heim, again by agreement. had
refused to issue his check.
But the lawsuit became actively con.
tested when a group of Newport Beach
homeowners led by enginetT Frank
Robinson SUCce!sfully i>etitiOned to be
allowed to enter the lanuit as inter· venors. ·
Desegreg ·.~
Clean Up ~iatis
WASHINGTON !UPI) -Will! achoo!
opening in seven weeb:, the Nixon
Administration has begun Ila final pulb
to 11clean up" 121 har~~re aouthern.
districts that have resisted c1eseg'regalioit
since the original 1954 Supreme COurt
decree.
As it had threatened, the Justice
Department filed suit Thursday against
the state of Mlsslsslppi to . desegregate
19 of its 148 school districts. Two or
the holdouts were expected to have ac-
ceptable plans by the weekend.
So-called mu!Udlstrict suits -lumping
several school districts within a state
-were filed against a total of -27
districts in Arkansas, Florid a, and South
Carolina.
Nearly 200,000 students were involved
In Thursday's action -95,137 of them
black, 81 ,296 of whom attended
segregated schools las t year.
Assistant Attorney General Jerris ~~~· chief of the Cl~U Rights Div1s1on, promised more suits, possibly
today or this week or next.
Valencia Area
Annex Approved
Annexation of 93 acres to the Valencia
County Service Area No. 17, wesl and sou~h of Robert and Yale avenuts
southerly of the Santa Ana Freeway:
has been appn>ved by the Local Aceocy
Formation Comn1ission.
Petlttoner for the merger wa.s Leavitt
and Sons of California, developers, who
plan to buHd 510 single family homes
on the acreage, plus a park site and
three greenbelts.
The developer requested the annexation
so that the Valencia Service Area could
provide lire protection, parks main--
tenance and street sweeping for the
planned bomea.
On-the job Care
Rates Dividend
On.the-job care has resulted in 1
IM,878 dividend being paid lo lhe cily
of Costa Mesa by the State Compen1atiori
Insurance Fund.
The presentat.ion was made recently
to Aeling City Manager Fred Sorsabal
by H. Guy Smith, safety representative
Jor th• aaency.
"li1" tavlng Jr 1 direct ~ecUon ol
lhe fOOd, farsighted mana1ement lllat
haa provided all employes wllb the aa(e\1 tt&Jnlnc. to achieve UUr low accident
rate.'' uld Smith.
"l1ll Utne-period covered was from
1916 lhrouah 1969, accordinl lo Smith.
Abortion Link to Bring
Excommunication in LA ·
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tbe Roman
Catholic archblshop of Lo,, Angeles says
he will excommunicate any member of
the church within his jurisdiction who
becclmes involved i1 an abortion.
Guard Injured
In Mesa Heist
Grabbing the doorbandle of a getaway
car, a Coata Meaa market aecurlty guard
trying lo stop a peir ol oleeping bag
swindlers was injured Thurlday, when
Ibey re!U>ed to stop.
Alan A. Fort>ush, !Mt, !Uffertd a severe..
lY bruised arm and a broken wristwatch.
He told polic~ the driver also backed
,up and f:r\-ed ~ run over him as he
1lay In the parking lot.
·' The victlm said he shadowed 'a YOUlJI
couple in their early 1Ds after watching
lhem in the Alpha Beta Markel, 2200
llarbor ~vd., as they pwitched c~ap
sleeping bags for more expensive ones.
Forbush said they switched sacks con-
taining lhe bags and paid only 122 for
$46 worth of mercbandiff', then yanked
him to the pavement when he tried
to stop the car.
"Thou shalt not kill is the unchugeable
Jaw of God," Archbishop Timothy Man·
nlng declared in a proclamation Thurs-
day.
"Loudly and clearly our voices must
guard the religious convictions of every
doctor, nurse, social worker, employe
of any medical or social welfare agency,
in their statld against the ri&hts of
the unborn," he said.
"Their consciences must not be forced
into violation; they must. not be
pressured to assist in abortion practices,
aor may they advise, counsel or pressure
wellare recipients toward the pro-
curemeat of an abortion."
The Los Angeles Archdiocese has about
1.7 million membel'I in Los Angeles,
Orange, Ventura and Sant& Barbara
counties. .!:
Under Califoraia law, effecc:tive ilnce
1969, abortion is permitted for such
reasons ifs rape, incest and preserv•~oi}
of the mother 's physical or mental
heallh.
''No legislation of man." said Manning,
"can change God's unchangeable com·
mand, 'Thou Shalt Nol Kill.'"
A spokesman said Catholics within the
archidocese would not necessarily receive
a letter of excommunication should they
participate in an abortion.
"lt is belween every Catholic and
his conscience," the spokesman t.ald.
Summer
4 SIDI CHAIRS 11t 65. ao.
1 OVAL TAILI Zit-
WITH J LIA YES
Pollce ollJcen wing tape •-ewr-clei'-rw
W8'e WaitlnC· at tile bedsidel <f Fred
Senff, 31, hll wile Gloria, SI, and dauchJer Jemie, S, in .,.. di., mt(llt
:Ill' anything Of value.
Senff bimaetf mnmlW ••wCl4PC
ai..rt tile dog berkq and allo a -
that 111lborltles roluse ID rel-.
Jemie Seoll can only cry, ll;ltDg
ridng. -
Her mother is silent and plriially
paralysed.
Mesa Mom Sees
Son Hit by Car
Running right into the path of a car.
a Costa Mesa b:>y was struck and injured
Thursday afternoon in a busy market
parking lot, as his horrified mother
watched. ·
Mark H. Lanen, 4, of 1782 Bahama
Place, was treated at Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital for cuts and bruises
aOO released to convalesce at home
following the accident in a parking lot
at Harbor Boulevard and Adams Avr.oue.
Police aald Lawrence P. De Ma rib,
52, of 401 Atlanta Ave., Huntington ..
Beach, was unable to avoid the accident
"'hlch left Uttle Mark lying unclanei.th
his car. ·
Hike Ruled Illegal
WASHINGTON (UPI ) - A federal
court ruled Thursday a 6 percent fare
hike started by the naUon's airlines
in October Is Illegal. The airline industry
said the ruling does net me.an ).t·· will
have to rollback the increase or reim-
burse passengers who have paid it.
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NATIONAL, MARGE CARSON, HERITAGE I •l'fENREDON UPHOlSTERY PLUS MANY OTHER LINES.
REDUCTIONS oN ACCESSORIES, LAMPS, AND PICTURES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE.
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-Jceland'i "prioio -·' -~ found the bodies justice .... inda!lt'Y In Innocent B " · ~"'--" hiS of the C-yeer.olc! pr l me ~n'i coolllli>n ,ol hia Dr., I""'!'~'-:':" . '..inlnister. lils ao-yelr-old 'wlfe ·.wn ·eom.rvative ~
.. -· · · wife and 'il>ell;:f!""'·}'O&f-<ICI '¢d.ltielr rranc!!on in the rub-• ctence Party llld tile Socloi In 6 Charges ' grandsoo died. 'ffhen a r11e ~ ~. ·. ~ ~ · were taken DemocraUI,' wu expected tp
-, . , , r.,.i the 11<>vernmenl'.1.MjlJI-' .Jo .. • chapel in~lrjavilt. get the job, govern men I
,,.... ft-' _ mu )>ouse .eirly l<>dlf, the :. __ The goveqiment met ln 00U-: said. · . •
''r..""YOnA (AP)-Aft.er emment .said .. ·_· -" .. ~gency .~ a few Hafste·iR .has -b ·ef:n ·L ~ly 17 'ho!Jrs ol deli.bera-, p'Ibe small ~-boUst'.at . hql,,u's after ~ official an-Benediktsaon's deputy in the
tioJl.afederal®Jtjqry~s Thingvellir,.Sl -miles outside"¥00Uncement of the prime government and the
t~ Martin Swe'ig suipend· Rejkjavik burned down befdte • mlriister's death ·. to pick an Independenrie Party lor 90D1e
ed chief ldministr~Uve a.id~ the fire brigade arrhred ~· .acting ISucces..iOC'. time .
. to Houae Speaker J o h i1 . . . ...-~-_
=~.::.::ui= New Bedford -Rioting hlzn_qo 1i% Ctber counis.
•''Think-God it~S over," ·' -• =.:.::i~i°'me~~ _Quelled By P~lice od: ~ ~";;""' .. NEW ~ED"°RD, ~. tlle'.buh!ing ~. . B" Equal"
ball ·been employed for-21 <UPI> _ Pol!oe llJod i..r gas. • <Jwitirw ""1lho ran .lhroug!l e . ~ ;n_-the Speaket's· ~ eorly today lo dilpene black the street., u..w;nc stixieii ~I
wu"'1ilieted on ooe count ·, lbs whi -olf a ·roct-· can ml polkemen, police .WASJllNGTON (AP) -Foor ~ and m count. ol• :ioo .. . . . . . ...
GOP Asks
'Television
~rj1Jr1':· · · · . . throwing Sii<"'-rw·the ~-said: . Several · 11ores "'" Republlean eongrWinen have
· The bidldment charged thal · alralghl ru,bt. Some".5\ores . lool<d. · . iharxed CBS with !'Ollabora-
S'ftic conspirf.d with lobbylst were looted and several fires Police set up barricades at Uoo wittr the Democratic Na--"'
Nathin·"Vobbien to defraud ~ reported. · · · · several intlrSeCtions around timiJ Committee by of!•""' ihO -~ by misliling ·1>00Ce ._w . .mper f~ : .. llie,lifl1lock M.a. They ·cori-rr.. ·air time 10 1i. .,ti;,;;;j
the prestige ol the Speaker's when they tried to clear the tinued. to use tear gas and chairman.
office and · that the pair area Thursday night In the after about three 'hour s ~red gO\'ernment agen-predominmltly black west e~. m~g~ to b~ the situatiOn The two senators and two
cies to obtain favon· for However, they revused...~1r UJl(ler ~· ~ representatives, all members
clients of Voloshen. earlier reports someone had Firemen fought several fires of communications subcom-
Volos\ltn pleaded • g u f 1 t y been injured in the &hooting. until the early IQoming hours. mittees, demanded equal time
when the !rial opened June Sisteen periins" lhcl-J_ .. A. ~ wood office for !he GOP, Republicu Na. 17 · seven policemen and SlX building was deltroyed. Sw'1,, a, was'. found guilty ~ll'tmen w•e r$0.rted .ln-All a~le New Bedford 1ional Olainnan .Rocers C. B.
of ·lying lo a federal grand juzed, ROI!" ~y. Police ppllce .-• called in to.qudl Morton had alao asked for :Nr.Y ·here about knowing Gary ~~ ·one . man, f o. r _ the dLaturbanoet. State policoe equal time. to retpOnd to Law-
RO!h at Lawrence ""Ny· nnd ._... ci ·• load e. d were .placed on standby alerl rence F. O'Brien, chairman-, , , , • · ., shotgun. . but were not usei1. 'Ibey were the • ~1!:.="• lD the . Pciliee said "they ~lved rOcallM aboul s·a.m. • -~~. •Ile National · ~ -----· _w_•m . . r'll!l'Uciblit&yoo111si\omng =-
, JOO,. ·Marvin ~I '!I c..--iiboul"t":SD' .ni. f.. few· O'Brlen appeared last TllH-'¥~;;;~ l~~-IQr~-Sweil !niliWs 11..r: !· nr.· -.. ·p · ·;;.... T" -, .. ''d•11•~· ~tt w i*ol!im "' _,_ • ..... ....,.. at. five :~.-~ i!< a 1onner_ . Or1,_ · 1eup · ,_.. ln prison anl ,a Jl,lllO M-c Tl'llfii!O:o(f T<omnlnn .. •. c , 'l\'!'!'tering an,hour-long inter·
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• DAaY PROT EDtfOBIAL PAGE ,. ' . ' Questions Annexation
• Newport Beach city councilmen, deedloclred S.S on
the issue or annezlng Astropower and Collins Radjo
property to the city, haVe been giV'tn some breathing '
niom,.. The Local Agency FOJ'lll&lion <JomnM"ion. the
final arbitrator on the matter, has postpOned its hear-
Jng seven weeks. .
The principals Involved and councilmen on either
side~o( the issue would·llkt tc> go to the .LAFC with a
clear-cut recommendation. At least one councilman will
have to switch his vote !or that to happen.
The l!1ue is one of taking away property the Irvine
Company has earmarked as part of the tu base !or its
plollliocl cit~ ol Irvine and adding it to the city .of New-
Port· Be8eli a.s tax bal!le. The ou~ome is being closely
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• )l!alcbed by officials in santa Ana, Tustin and Coeta
111-who have similar thQucbll, and by n!sldents of the Irvine area, the Irvine Company, UC Irvine and Irvine
!JldlUlrial llmll 'Who want to protest their Interest.
, Tbe rilht ol the.property owners to sell determina-
'tlon II o!le consideration. The wish of cities to expand
. their boundaries to include areas they consider within
their rphere of influence is anqther to be taken into ac..
count. •
Bu.t 'the larger issue, cotiflcinting the LAFC is wUI
there be a city of Irvine, and if so, what will its boun·
daries be? And wl11 the taxable property Newport is eye--
ing east of the airport ar.d Costa Mesa coveting west of
the a.irµort be necessary for the econ·omic health of a
city of Irvine?
The chief ol staff for the LAFC has recommended
any a~nex bid in the area be turned down until county
Plannmg. Commission hearings in November on the
large Irvine city plan. His feeling is the fate of the whole
area should be consktered ·at one time without having
the acreage reserved fc>r the future city nibbled away.
· Newport councilmen have to weigh the rtak that tho
Economics
ls Baffling
To Most
I with somebody WjMJld erpllla
OCOlllllllia IO that the onllnary mon
could .-.1.mc1 II, IDll tlao have faith
that Ibo ~ -lio-and objective, For ...,_ W!oo ~ ....,t
It --to Mve-a ·~~¢ of · view to tlpOUle, or a ue
to IP'lnd. 'I'
1'hll U. what lll4n .. ~le 11· m..--.. baffled ..., ~ ..
the a1bject ol prices
and wages, inDa~n
and recaslon, 6n·
ployment ii,nd pro-
ducUvtty. We don't
know what we're
talking about -and
thoae who seem
to be e1perta dill·
agree among them·
aelves as much as
we do.
' FOR. EXAMPLE, conolder Ibo COii
af food. J Dow for a fact that the
farmers don't get mucb for their pro-
duce; and 1 abo know for a fact that
the aupennar\:et chalnl don't make u
elorbitant rate of profit -then why
are the prices so high , and where does
it all go?
We have that vague and sinister word
.. the middleman" to act as the villain
tn this drama ; but I ha ve never see.a
U1e midd~man adequately described or
defined, nor do I know how much profit
he makes.
Are truck-drivers making too much?
What is ."too much"? Are the unions
getting more than their share! What
ts "more than their share"! Are cor·
porations getting an e1cessive retur1?
When is a return "excessive"?
HUNDREDS OF lpOi.esmen are eqer
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
I wonder if the .. ladles'' and "1en·
tlemen" who block lhe drive--
through mallbo.1e1 1t Harbor Cen-
ter gel upset when their children
ate rudt and show no respect for
the rights of others. With their u -
ample, the children can't be bJam..
ed. I
-B. W, M, "" ..... """" ............. ... ~,, ""' ·"' ...... Ii •• , ..... .... II'." ....... ....., ......... .....
' lo eali&bl<n us on lbw, and olllocl,
mallen,butl-llloltllomo!
~·Inc ul,..lor DX>ilvea, ol "1lnc lo
juatlfy their own economJe ti:trili "1
"l"'OYllll" that this 0< tllot -'
is mpouible for our parlous lta&e of
affair&. -
And J don't believe ln1 of them.
I don't think greed la any more prev1le11t
ln one atratum of IOciety than In another.
I'm not COlvinced that villains are
manipulating our currency, or -thlt a
secret band of co~rator1 is subvertln&
the free market, or. lhat any particular
set of devil.I is sucking our blood away.
This is a paranoid conception of lhe
WIY . tocltty worU.
THE WAY IT REALLY work.a Is by
greed, 1tupidU.y, 1hort-1ightednesa, ig-
norance, Jut.ea, and laying blame on
the nearest or handiest victim. lf you
don't like union1, you blame unio•s:
ir you don't like owners, you blame
capilali1ts: if you don't Uie abopkeepers,
you blame merchants. NobOdy ever
blames his ow1 1pecial seim:ent of
society,
Why do the dlrtlat and m01t unat-
tractive jobs pay the least, whe11 ac·
cording to the law of suppjy and demand
they ought to pay the most? What is
a "fair wage"? Or a "fair return"!
Why does everyone make 10 much and
ha ve ao lltUe! Why are we lhe most
affluent aociety oo earth, with everyooe
strugglin& to get by? You don't know,
either.
When a Will ls 'Lost'
Joe Jones, a bachelor. had lived with
Pele Smith and hls famil y for 15 years
before he died. lo his will he left
all his estate to the Smith!. lie oft en
lihowed the Smiths his will.
But when Jones died, no one l"OUld
find his will, or e\'en a copy,
Jones' sister and brother, whorn he
hadn't seen ror yea rs, claimed the estate,
since if he died without a will (intestatt)
hla nearest relatives (his partnt111,
brother, and l:iister) would leaally come
tnto the tlih1te.
BUT IF IRS WILL could be proved,
Smith ~would get the ettatt. 1'be law
say• thal a peraon may dettroy 0t
IOIO hit will occidentally. If ao, lhe
court can •ccept a copy or IOl'ne other Ji<OOf ol U. But ,Pete Smllh could not
prove the will. tt a per1<1n rleatroya
hi• will meaning to moke II , then the
will can never be probated.
A perqa may wanl to die without
a will (-ta) Ind let·C.Ulornl1 la~
llY wf1o .. 1111 .......
AJ a nde, a lawyer who drafts a .Iii teep1 • O'af>Y or 1ornttlmes the .i,1na1. ,,,. Illa will oon only be ch•n#·
eel or~ Jn Une with the testator's
own-
f
Law in Action
the. court will hold th ere Is no longer
any such will. In this event, the teatator
dies intesta te. His estate goes to hls
nearest relatives under the general law.
But 1onuione. may have served the
decedent, taken· care of him, looked
after hb ho.mt;. .Tbe court may al1ow
liUCh a penon to be p,ald from the
estate for tbeee ltrVlcea like other
credttor1. 'nlus, Smith took ctre ol Jol'ltl
l<r )'ears, and 1ave hbn room Ind
homl. He may be able lo claim Pf,)'menl
from Jones• estate.
'MUS DEPENDS on whether Jones
e1pected to pay for his care, and whether
Smith axpected to pay for his aervlces.
Should Smith stve UU. cltt purely as
a friend without ~ p.\)'Dleo~ he
then would havt no cl&lm.
• SUch a en!dltor MUil prove his elalm•
like other•. If there is not ft'IOUlh to
pay , the claim In (UIJ, he ind , other
creditors must ta'ke Jess tban rull
paym~nt.
Note: Coll/ornla lolOJl•rt offer lhf1 ~olvmn 10 ~ou ma~ ktlow GboM our ''""~
I.AFC dedslon will go agalrut Newport, In that casa the
city would have gained nothing except the enmity ol
its Irvine neigh~s. some of whom are talking about
retaliation of ••marching to the sea'' into coastal land
presumably reserved for annexation t~ Newport Beach.
There are other points for the pro-annex councilmen
to consider. Will there actuaJJy be ,265 ,000 iri tax revenue
per year generated by the office building a·nd hotel com·
plex proposed for the Astropower property? It is a very
ambitious project that may fall short of the developer's
expectatlont. It might also have the eflect of slowing
Newport Center development so the city in part might
not be getting all additional dollars but simply trading some dollars .
Then there Is the question of the airport and the
pressure for e.zpansion adjacent commercial develop-
ment could put on it.
Councilmen who argued that pressure Is going to
be there anyway made a good point. But so did Mayor
Ed Hirth when he said the city's bargaining position on
aircraft notse abatement would. be weakened if it---took
action to add several hundred business tenants right next
lo the airport. Were the proposed annexj!tion to remain
industrial, this could be less or a problem.
The tax dollars potentially are there and look tempt-
l ng. But the other considerations make it still a debat-
able proposition. And still strangely missing rrom the
discusson is solid information on how the proposed an-
nexation relates to an overall Newport city plan.
It may indeed be that no proper determination can
be made Mfore the county planning commission hear-
ings on the Irvine City plan in November. But clearly
at Inst the seven weeks' delay clearly is much needed
to bring the whole question into better focus and get a
decision based on more complete information.
c \Hey, miatu. Go to tl!e end of the 'line.'1
Stt&denu Want to -IJnderstand.Hunaanistic Values
Flaws in Teaching of Psychology
Abraham H. Maslow, prolessor of
pa)'Cholo()' at Brandeis University, was
active to the very end. I received a
batch oi hill new publicali005 just a
few daya befatt learnin1 ol his untimely
dellth. last month at the age of 62.
All hi1 We he exploded wilh ideas like
a Roman Clbdle.
I lint knew Abe when be and I
WV't lflduate ltU•
denD at the Unlver-
alty of WI-.
&nee bai was ezper.
1moat111 wtlh mo ..
ke)'I and f WU
1Wdylo( llqubtics
and EHAbethan
dnmo, ... -...,,
• tuaJ Jlltllo did not
~Rm. However, we
· played on the same
sortball team. It
wasn't until more than 15 yNr1 later
that we be1an to dia~ver each other's
ideas.
TO ME MASLOW'S most e.1citing
aingle paper was one called 11Toward
a Kumaniatic Psychology," publlsh@d in
195e. He had published in 1941 a tutbook
m abnormal psychology. He had broken
loose from conventional psychological
method.1 and tdeu in lU '1Motlvatlon
and Penonality" (llM), in which he
lhowed how psychology could conc:entrate
-. Haya)cawa
less on emotional illnts.'1 and investigate
emotion.al health and weU·bei.og. The
ideaa he expressed in his 19!16 paper
were germinal.
First of all, hta!low felt that psy.
chologists suffer from belng too narrow
a guHd, too cloee to ideat from outside.
He urged p6)'dKilotlat• to s t u d y
literature, el.hies, Jl'(lblems of value, even
Oriental philooophy.
MASLOW SAID at.udeotJ ·want "to
uodentaod about Jove, hate, hope.
ecstasy, the .meaning <i living. But what
ls ., olttn done for Ulese high hopes
and yearnings? Most courses ... turn
away from these subjects , .. 'Vhat is
offered instead? Dry bones. Techniques.
Precision. Huge mountains of ittY·bltty
facts . • , Even worse, teachers of
psychology try, often auccessfully, to
make the student uhamed of h.is human-
istic interest."
Things have come a long way since
Maslow wrote these wonb. There exists
now a flourishing Divisioo o f
Philosophical Psychology in the
American Psychological A!SOCiation,
deailng with tho very probi«ns Maslow
discussed. There abo . exists a
"humanistic psychology'' movement that
is preoccupied with values, inner ex.
perience. "love, hate, hope , ecstasy, the
meaning of Jiving."
JN :nus PAPER ~faslow also ei:-
pressed his impatience with his pro-
reseon's abeorption with scjentific techni-
que. "1 runember bow saddened l was,"
he wrote. "by an official report ..• on
the future of psychological science •• ,
The recommendations amounted to , ..
how not to make mistakes, bow to pick
out other people's mistakes ••• how to
be accurate and precbe and sure and
certain. Hardly a word was there about
creativeness, new -ideas. sticking your
neck out . . . eocouraging uncertainty
and confusion and exploration.
"It was 90 much like the road maps
we get at a gas station, tellin1 us
how to get rrom known place to known
place., Not a word about the no-man 's
land out ahead, the place ,,,.here thert.
are no maps and street signs and paved
roads, not a word about the pioneering
and trail·breakiDI and sketchy surveying
that are neceMary before maps can
be made."
I REMEMBER HOW improaod I was
when I first read thete words. They
stin'ed me into getting out of a desk
drawer a map 1 student once cave
me, published in Rotterdam tn tees,
showing California as an i!land. This
map no longer seemed funny &o mt
in &be light or Maslow'• words. U you
are going to map the unknoWTI or Ute
only partly known, you are bound to
make ·mistakes that future generations
will laugh at. But bow ii the unknown
ever to become known unlese there are
peq>le wil1'1g lo !Ake lhe chance! I
remember thinklnc 1o myself, I hope
I shall have the suta to make bold
hypotheses which, even if proved wrOng eventually, will be ""'1ll in exploring
h unknown, just lilte that 11166 map ot Calilornia.
I AM GRATEFUL to Maslow becaUM
he taught me bow much less lmP9J'Wlt
it is to get the right an!Wers to~ little
questions than it l.s to give brave, even
if wrong, answers to Important q~tions.
Perhaps E. E. Cummings had something
of the same sort in mind whe.n he
wrote :
"may my mind stroll ttbout hunarY
and fearless and thirsty and supple
and even lf it's sunday may 1 be
wrong
for whenever men are ri&ht tbe7 are not )'OUDI."
The Issue of Ethics • Ill Goverrl ment
"I believe my retainer has not bttR
renewed or refreshed as usual," Daniel
Webster, then a Senator, 01ce wrote
the head or the UNted Statea Bank.
"If it be wished that my relation lo
the bank should be cootinued, it may
be well to .end the usual retainers."
Th1ap hive come a long way since
the 18'0's, but the public still has reason
to be concerned about lhe ethics of its
repreaentaUves in local, state and na·
lional ......... l
A BllUmore grand jury has dlJclooed
varyfnc degee.1 of involvement of
several U.S. senators ud representatives
with a co1tractor allegedly trying to
defraud the government. And Nathan
M. Voloshen, a Jong-time friend of
Speaker John W. McCormack, pleaded
guilty June 17 to charges or conspiring
to use the Speakl!r's office to influence
matters before federal agencies. No
branch or level of government has been
e.1empl from breaches ol public ethlca.
M~E. THE issue or elhics is
endleuly debated by the House and
$enate alike. Various codes ha ve been
drarted -but they ha\•e loopholes
throuah which one could drive a caucus
ol pollUdan.11.
A etudy or Congressional ethics by
the Bar AuociaUon of the City of New
York rece1lly concluded that there is
"signUicant room for improvement." For
... thlo(, It f<lund that II of the 35
member• of the HoUle Banking and
eun_, Committee rtpari<d holdizll i ..
terertl or otnclal position• In banks
lut year. About 17 perce.1t of the lawyer4
Congreumen tntervlewtd over a three-
.---B11 Geor9•,.--..,
Dear George:
I read 111 the. 1dvice columns
and my husband atlll na1s me.
Do you hive any sugg•llons!
MRS. II.
lloar Mrs. ft.:
Swat him in the chops with a
toiled·up advice column -(II k .. pe
dop olf tilt oola.)
Ed.i torial
-Research
year period contlnued to practict law
while hoktiq public office.
Corruption is u old as the Republic.
During the RevoluUon, aeveral members
of the continental Congress speculated
in badly n e e d e d military supplles.
l<Tiends of Alexander Hamilton, t h e
Secretary of the Treasury, made fortunes
from currency speculation.
NICHOLAS BIDDLE, the president of
the United States Bank, used lta
resources to influence oongreaslonal sup-
port for ronewJnc tho lnltituU00'1 charter
in the face Of opPo<ioa by Apdrew
Jackaon. S1moo Came.roa, Lincoln'•
Calumniators at Work
To the Editor:
You thought It appropriate on
Independence Day to give special box
treatment to Louis Cassel's quotes of
Bishop James Arnutrong's saUrical
calumnies of the South Vietnamese
government's struggle for independence
against a roe far more diabolical \han
the foe faced by the colonial government
of 1776.
The satirists and the calunu\iator"
since 1776 have from time. lo time used
the same false arguments as used by
Bilhop Armstrrog to discredit our
forefathers, as he has used to discredit
the South Vietnamese and of course
our eff«1S in helping them.
or COURSE THE South Vietnamete
people are not e.1efcislng the freedoms
Utey hope to exercise. They are at war
again.rt an UlllCrupulous and powerful
enemy. What people are free when they
are~enraged ·in· delendtni their lives?
Did we in the United S111tes enjoy com-
plete freedom during the two great wars?
How much Jess would we have exercised
the freedoms of peace1Jme bad the fields ot baUle been in our own hwneland?
And would t.'e have been celebrating
tndependtoet Day lod•y U the French
~'leet under Admiral De Cra.ue had
betn ~·ilh<h-awn from the ~a lints
leadin, to Yorktown If the calumnlatort
In Fronce, of who1n there were many mo considered the Colonists not worthy
of French llves and mcoey, bad had
Mailbox
l llhlrt from rwldttl f fl -!QnM. Hormlllr wt1""
11\ould con....,. their ""'uatft Ill Jiit --• W itlL T111 rltl'>I 1e1 condtnl4 llltttrt tit flt N>a<t OI' rllml-
Mll llbol 11 ttM!rvllCI. AH l!ltlt" mull lf>cluOI 1!1·
n1turt 11'111 m1111111 Wdrtu . llul ,..mt• mt¥ be
.. u11r..1c1 on rl<>llftl fl wttltlenl ••-it '"''""''· PMtr~ Wiii l'IOt be pUbllllh«I.
their say? Penc>nally, I am very proud
of being a direct de!cendant of the
family or Admiral De Grasae.
PRF.stDENT '1111EU is a Chris\lan
"-high moral calibre. l am sure he
would lay down his scepter and hl1
lire today U it would serve to save
his people from the certain death and
de!lruction that would be thelr lot if
the Con1munl&ts succeed in t h e I r
nefarious aggressions .
ti ,_wld seem to me that a journaUst
or the stature « Louis Casxls could
offer hls reader• an analyais based on
research and fact·finding ol. the
stalemtnt1 made by Bishop Armstrong
and that this woukl have been y,U1hy
ol lipedal box treatment The 1Mle
oI "Simon Sez" may be tun·lor t'hlldrtn,
but t \\·ould like to Set It rubscltuteit
by JournallSU for honttt•a:oodness fact·
finding. "Not by words ala. Jlball •
man llv•. but by t'lls worts alto."
NORMAN I . DeGllACI
Secretary of War, waa: dropped from
the cabinet after widespread corruption
in the handling of military con.
tracts. Ulysses S. Grant's eJeht yeara in
the White House were a carnival of
theft. Millions of dollars to be Uled
for building the trans-continental rallroad
were swallowed in the Cledlt 14obilier
acandal.
Congresaiooal Quarluly bu IAbulaled
20 cues of alleged corrupt pracUces
involving memma of Congresa lince
1182. Eleven illvolved_ House mernben
and the rett Senaton. Ii;i aome cisel,
tho!e iavolved Were 're-elected' by their
constituents. Influence ·peddlers lt\11
trudge well-worn grooves on Capitol Hill.
FORMER GoV, RICHARD LECHE of
Louisiana, who had an lricome of fl42 ,000
in 1938 OB an officlaJ salary of 'fl ,500,
commented : "When I fook the oath as
Governor, I didn 't take any VOWS Of
poverty," On lhe other hand, Rep. Morris
K. Ud all (D Ariz.), an advocate of
lighter ethical controls, says : "It's ler·
ribly disillusioning to young people to
find that someone In whom the public
has reposed cOnridence .•. has done
something that doesn't meet the Stan·
dards we all would want met." ..
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Friday, July 10, 1910 ,
The editorial pag~ o/ the Daily
Pilot seeks to injorm anCt siim-
utate readers bJI prt1entlng t"hil
newspaper'• opinions Cl'Kf com·
mc11iar11 011 topi c• of interest
and 1fgnlficance, b11 providin g a
forum for the: e:rpression of
01o1r readers• opl11ion.t. crid by
presencfng thf dit1tr1e vi•~
points · o/ fn/ormcd observ1r1
and spoke:.mttn on topics o/ the ,.,.
Robert N. Weed, Publisher
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Lion· Stalkers
FRIDAY, JULY YO. 19711, •
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Fw 1ho -at Uaa. Ooualry, -
"""' -.,, !ti wild -ts llalllly
takes' a jeep, a few IBID> and a few
mlneW
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World.
And Ille James <'""'"--flmily-Gl
~ Beacb ... , bll!lllY ..... at
hom6 wlt;b "Mr. B," She fmd)y Pit·
who allfpod oul Ii a Lion Country KGlel
laot -...-as Ille 111mi1J vllifad Ille
part. Selllinl ~ ~ . .,, tbe-
-al Uaa.Qiunlry lit out -tbe ~. but be ~ -IDlftY -
Experts Cal'led In
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..;,.. Uiai! oOc. Oil tllO 'roWIW biJll .,, ul lrvino-~
Bui event time Ille raogerw -wwldnc
aft.et hours -, get close to · "Mr.' B." the doc eluded tl)em. .•
By '.lburlday "Mr. B.'' ~ been -In the hiU• Ii.: lllree days and · tllo
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Devil Cult Hinted ·~
In Viejo Slaying
HAPPY ENDING -Rescued Beagle, Mr. B.,' geu
acquainted with lion cub after harrowing.experience
at Lion Country Safari. From left are Robert Norris,
lion Country's senior game w.....,.; Te~ Balley,
12, a fiieDd of Mr. B's owner, ~ Debra Galle-
more, who is holding her pl)ldigl!I J>l!I •.
Leaves llenoeat
Lt¥J~Y' s Son: Missin$; . . . ' \ ~ .. ' '
Woodland Drive
Trouble . ~µsP,ff'.t. ,
Gives se · up:· ···•
]Udgi Orders Arres~ ALac---~to
........ ~ Wi!ll .... "'""' tho JWy 4 dislurbanoo 1111, Woooluid Drive,
tumect henell In Tbunday . oltll1IOOQ
aid was releaoed aft« ~ ll,250
bail
By ARTllUR R. VINSEL
. CM "" Deltr Pllll S .. lf
Tiie judge ..mo granted !l«Jbetioo to
the "°" of -ous Dr.~ Lesry
has ordered his immediate arrest alter
learning be is oo Jooger at a picturesque
reli&ious retreat for ex-drug users in
the San Juan Capistraoo area.
John B. Leary, 21, who went before
&-"'< c..irt Judge Byron K. McMillan
let1 than three weeks ago, is charged
with vioration of probation.
Judge McMillan allowed young Leary
to stay at the ranch operatim founded
by Rev. Max Rapaport. of the Church
ot'San Clemente, a facility near Ortega
Highway. •
No ooe but Jlivl Leary seems to
know where he is today. . ,. .
•11 don't know what's happening, said
the Rev. RapapOrt. "His parol~ t:ificer
called yesterday. He was staying here
but I OOn't know where he is now.''
He apparently hasn't escaped, be has
just gone somewhere.
Judge McMillan issued ~ bench war~
rant earlier this week. saying he heard
frun relfable sources that Le.arr had
moved back to la old haunts ID the
Festival Hunts
Sunday Singers
Would yoo still like to get oo'I end
beoome a vocal part of.· the many.faceted
FMlival d. Arts? .
nie Festival is seel1n& 11ngera to
parik:ipale in the. free On-the-Green per!~ held on SUnday aftemoool
in August. I SdleduJed to perfonn oo Auguet ,
16 and 23 the Ooorale will , .. _
inlemaUooal folk songs augmented by
coknful dances performed by members
Ii the lAguna Beach Civic ~allet:
SingerS wishing to participate 1n these
procrams on the Festival grou~ may
u Kr1' Meyers at 4!M-2D or Jane\ c:n, at 49UI f. Rehearipals wi~l bekfn
Tuelday; July 21 in· the musk room
o1 the Community Presbyterian Ohurch,
tli Fore:R Ave.
THE ICEMA.N
IS STUCKETH
OCEANSIDE (AP) -A 300-
pound bkrl « ice fell against
James Richman , and it was •
hall-hour later 'RIUraday before
firemen cookl free blm. Richman,
35, was operating a Ult l~ an
Ice plant when the Ice &lipped
oil lie elev-. lie Wll lteoled
and releued at a ho5pital.
W~e .... Gl·Locuno BeodJ.
. fie aloe -he~ Leary was
selling ...,,.q, in I poydiedelic -..ip,
NejY,... residence in the (.'\llorlul, Wood·
ed oooi.: in the Art Colmy -where
a drug arrest sparked a semi-riot" last
weekend -nor hanging arotmd a
psychedelic-shop fK well with terms
of his probation.
A DAILY PILOT call 'to 1ho Orange
Cooflty Probatioo Il<parimeot 'lbursday
aftEl'llOOD led to the !int inkllnc tliot
=:-=.~ cme Ii ,bet moot
Judge McMillan ooold • heve lmpooed
a state prison senterx:e oo Leary last
June 22, but he accepted recom·
mendat!Gns i.-d I"' his 111),iay -rva·
iioji period at tllo Califumia ~
Institute p-Men at c;tip;>.
Def era attorney Irvin Cooper, the Rev.
Rapaport, and Miss Neloon all s8ld Loaey
was optimistic abwt a drug-free future
of achievement and adaptation to a m<n
gructured society.
.. He has shown every wilH~ at
Chim and I know that the boy is
determined to live a good, clean life,''
Cooper told Judge McMillan, who wu
far looiher oo faU!er Loaey. .
Dr. Leary, 50, his wife Rolemary,
34, and John were all arreMed in the
Woodland Drive area -Of ·Lquna Beech
Dec. 26, 1911, in a station ft100 pro-
sec11lors pgrtrayod as I folr.-
phannacf. Narcotics detectivea -.id they o;r..
fisoated LSD """ marijualla from Ille --. Dr, Leary)! cun"Mtly 10rvq I_....
(See LICAllY, 1'11ge I) .
A warrant had been iasued for tie
arrest of Patty Colleen Yirb, 30, of
504 Park Ave., who al&egedly usault.ed
an clli<er by kicking him .. he W'lS
making an arrest, She aioo .... chorged
with disturbing Ille peace.
Seventeen acElts aod -juvtdles
"""" amoled in the melee thal ""°"lbt
23 police cars from six law acencies
to lhe·Laguoa Canyoo area.
Aho .-rested on a bendl warrant
W-y was Stanley H. Dye, 21, of
lt90 Viclory Walk, boobd oo chorges
of -.wng the i-ce, unlawful
.. sembly, renaining at a riot aftor being
warned to leave 'and 1qing a riot.
U.S. BEACHES
ACCESS URGED
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -The '
Senate today voted to ask the
federal govemnent to allow publlc
access to Oalifwnia b e a c h e 1
located within m 111 ta r y .in-
stallations. ·
The vote on lhe reaolutim drawn
bp by the Alllrnbly select corn~
mttlee oo --.J q.,.IKy
,.., 23-1. Sen. ci.t L. Bradley
(Il&n JoR), COi! the oole "'11alivo -· ,
Aid to Handicapped Cut
ByReaganin·U.S.Dispu~
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SAQIW.IENTO (UPI) -Gov. Roaald -a.. IOck!'I Jn a strugale -tho
Nixon ~alion over the generosity
of California welfare grants, today . an•
nounced a •10 million cutback in semces
for the aged. blind and disabled.
He ordUed that $24.5 million in fUnd1
budgeted for homemaker and atte~ant
care services be reduced to $14.5 million
durinl the current fiscal year.
Additionally, he directed the lsouinf
of "emergency" regulations tbat state
funds d.isµ'ibuted to the coooties for
the programs be allocated on a monthly
basls inste114·of yearly.
'Ibe Republican governor said Ulil proo,
cedure would "Insure that no county
Upends mOre state money for the pro-
P'am than that provideQ to them."
Tho Slale Social Well'!'• Department
estimates there are about 50,000 persons
Jn prngrama for the blind, •led aod
di11bled who receive hotnemaker and
atteodaot care servicJI, IUCh as hoUH
clea!Una 11111 lnlllporlaiion. ·
A cleparlipent opokeuDID Iii<\ It Wal
not known how many would be drOflll'!d
becauae Ii the cutback aod till! II WOldd
be up to indiVidual counties to decide
who must be eliminated.
Reagan announced the acUoo In a
letter to the cbalrmen of cowity boerda
of supervisors. He aaid it was aimed
at "lessenb,g the heavy welfare· burden
on the taxpayer."
He said it would force no recipient
into out.ct-home care.
A spoke1111an for tbe gov""'°r 8'id
the 116 million freed by clamplna the
state opending , c;eiling on tbe two pro-
grams· would revert to tbe key aeneral
fund and that tbere now were no plans
!0< spendlog it. .
He said it could be used to finance
possible "deficiencies" .in welfare or
other programs later.
The governor told the supervilort U.t
the new state regulatlons adopted by
Social Wellare Director Robert Mortin
••1tron1Ly recommend" that • couatx not spend its own· general relief funds
to 1Upplemett 'the prQll'Ull •'when the
ttate.alkqtion ts exhaQfted." ,
Bus Drivers Good Scouts
He warned that 44any at~ to do
oo -by spending tu JDOOleo raiJed
locallY from Ille ·county tu ...... -.
would contravene the clear intent of thil.
admlnlitratlon 's ICllon which II to "!JI
the'-.,, -.... ol both. Ibo 11\1~ and local levels. II + '
Laguna Sets Out Rules for .New Service • QJun(les have Wllq )Wit to OOll.V~
from attendant care to ~ket
seivlc<1 lor'the aged. blind Ind dtllbled.
Neither program lnvolva • u r 1 I n-a
A municipal bus driver. like a Boy when it A~ed'"their opOons hlld nil'· the other-afe1retQYe1t1ted. lel'Vatd·. • •
Scout, lhauld be courteous, pati<nt "¢ · rciwiit to that or.watctilng thel!Mct"" Sweany;<llld::t11o cily hu •not J« : Mellntlme. Roa1an aod ilale wet!are
helpful. to exist. Many ptrlOlll doP!!'d on the JOit"' -.:lllf lj:i1'd1'Je, rate:or route offlcilh Indicated they had no ·~
}fe should also have,. i:ic-itive atjitU<1e · 'lin;all. line· for tnlnsportaUon •kDI rev1alont. , •of becklilg down on an uaertion by
loward ·public service and a 'class II Pacilic Cols! m,lnray 1n LllUDI and . ·Olw>c!ilinco have 1toyed with Ibo Idea the Nlxon.Admlnlstratlon that callfornla
dri•«'s· iiceme, acconlinf to standarda ......... ol 'beelliir up the. line, poulblY ,with Is lalljn& ... ~with fedo{al wellm a~ed by the LI. ~••a -=ti City Cow!-The w•-il pondered wb<ther they 1 "11'P ·blilot aod upandin• -•-to laws cITcir their new . :~lure into the 'r9lm could mai~1 it a P"Yin& operatk>n by 1 ~ Tap~ of the· 'Work. .. ~.,_.. ~ nA ~ent of HeeUh. EducaUoa
ol municipal-~ ulllWn( d\Y malnton-,., bulk purchu-"""~nol now.i1erved. · · and wtllaie warned . In l'Wllllllllon
The cily II c"'""tly ,..kin( a llOCOnd Ing GI -lies oucb u paoline ... il!lil!bf ~onf, djy I~. officer, ~till! \I!• l\*'le 111'!• a~
bus driver to help -u.. the -k by pos9i>Ie rate adi"""1eo>tl. !!Ji, Iles\m ooll~ \in~ lllltlslicL loss· of II blllton 1n . lediral 11..io' jf
, load belnc carried by Tommy Thom_, S~ald, "llilht •noW, -·r< ·In' \ ,'Ile "•id 'rOctlp(s 1rom· 111e 'operation It 1a11p1· to. ~ply. A heorlNi by ~
HewashlredbythedlywhenltacqulNd the of renovation ol the-· ~ve. btf!: aver"lillf· lbol\l .Ila ~Ill>' was Rt fur Aq.1111 In SaO'n~
his financially-a buo line Ju!y we'ro dotng a lot o! mec:banlial wort llnoO tbl cit1 took oV<I" 1t the beclfu>lnl 'to air thi \lisPilo publle!y:
I, L1111n1 Tranltt Coo>pady: and putting them inle ahope." I of Ibo' nio.riQI. · ' ' ' • Ba1k:1llx at i..ie ii tbe otole'11 lailln
"Tommy ha& betn -king •bo\>L 12 The. city acqilired the line and Ila 1 ,~ a1ld lbe bus o~rallon. has to mate • ...Hl~1'\"' _Ille,_ for
hourt a d•y," said Joaoph Sweany, <Ky two bu,.s ::OJ;I,llDI. Sweany •Id two .,... 11'1 up 'in 'a · aepal11e · dly fund rec)plents in, tho fte&rly I\ blHion 'Aid
public works director. "He's charged buaes --bU\ a llllnl. 'rJi wl~ run a cu,.~)&Uvo' reparl · to ramlller With nope-CllildrtD • With the care and fe<dlntr ol the -the minl·bus "ls In onUY fair' ....... I year." It bad 'beon llllmated (ArDC) w .... A 1117 ~ 11w
and hun't bad any r<ltef .., drl'rinc Tho buaes lire ..., no..i la Ibo, city thal It m!PI COii lli,D 1MU11ly reqaiNI lteiel to mabllall\ --.
or help on !he service ol the bu,...'' velllcle yard and qi. min~buo ,bu Ille Ille ·w.. and ·lllli rtvOllue danls ol .-! lh1i aro 1li>I _. lhln
The Q)uncll took over the bus line beoome the-kborll fi tho lrlt,.. .. tuDto .. ,llS. · ayoerbehlncllbocumal-llU¥1nc•
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were PQtemially *IJll&ine an4 pre.
jlldiciol.
Drake however, did reveal that. IOIDA. qtremely groieo!que acilvlty must hove
accoml18'*ed' !lie Stabbing ol tbe El TorO.'
-because.,, Ille -.,, Ille b!><!y.
"Vm !IOI· tryil)g to 'be lria!Y or ;,,.
t,.liooal!Y bizarre, but eveeybne -uw Mn. Brwn'S ~ on, the ~
they were dilcoverecl waa couvlDced ...,,
IOOletbi.o& very 1tr'an1t b8d 'C.'CllDlpmo '
ted the murdeJ -cannibaUlm nm't
ruled oul, -· be Nld !rankl:Y,
Lt. DrW, -~ ~ loii!lll .. w 1n-...-......... qt·
Ibo JI!• "'4lill<J -. ......., .... -In .... ~ ... .., ... ol -..
B...,.. and the bloOdy nurder ICOllO
li>~SJld.tlJe.Saanilt-••• bad ~ up in boun .,, faltlnc
..,;th Hin ud four others'"'°" cbar1eo ln~llUlnler.
"I can h:meatly •Y that it never
entered iDto tDe cooversatioos to HJ
ooticeable point," be said •
What ·dld -arise, however, be 18.id, was
the trigger wltich allegedly' ... off tbe
alayers on Sand Canyon Road lhe af..
temoon of June 3.
The youlhs, Dralte said, alleged!y .,,.
costed th& woman as she drove from
a freew.iy offramp to a PTA meetinC
and wanted her car becaUle theirs bad
stalled.
Mrs. Brown tben made refereoce ta
the obvious unkempt appearance of tht liaud. ·
''That was the trigpr -when tbl
v!cUm toJd lflem she wouldn't give her
car to a bunch of dirty kids who need-
a bath arid haircut,'I Drake revealed.
"But liw'd said nollling to us, Santa
Ana (police) or Riverlide (1beriff1
(Seo SATAN, Pqo l)
PILOT OFFERS
FAIR TICKETS
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staRlng today, the DAILY PILOT In-
vites 130 lucky perJOnS to be the
newspaper's guest at the Orange Counj.y:
Fair & Exposition. '
Ten names a day wtll be publlsbtd
ln special "ads'• in the classified »
vertlsq sectloo ol the uewwr. Eacll
person whQBe name appears there ii
entitled to a pair of tickets to tht·
fai\' and 'will reCeive instructions on
how to obtain the tickets by r~
the ad listing his name. .
Look there now. You may alrea<lf
have won Y9U1' fair Uckets .
(:eat .
WNther
The wtather ls gettlog -.... • °"' a1oog the coaat. SWI ll!Oll!y
sunny with early morning and eve-
ning clouds and little temperature
cbang1-
IN8JDE TODAY
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~-) ~-the •ctlvlU..," Drab -· Ropona from Gunble, who could not .. nsrt'• ... 1r1•1itkm•' comDMtOt thil
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-. t. ....... 11111 .... dleDI ud Ibo ,.._. d • Wiided a cu to 11 '
ID )>111 Frlllcloco to "viJJt the devil",
pcililbly the ltader cl a widely pubUct"'1
cult of SIWllato ta the Bay Atta. 'Ibo
di' •• ~ burned near Los Gato&.
• _.... aacriflclal ritual, took
l>la'ce lD • boulder----l!:l-Car!Jo Village JUI! tato RJverslde
C«ety past tbe o.ao,e Couoty line.
11 was there that Mn.·Brown's remalnl
-dumped lnlo • -.... v .. JM lbe objects lD tile -ACl'lfloo -.. not found.
And pollee teleti1>eo dllpetd>ed the
day lf1er Ibo '""""'rr " the body
I>)' • hit... ipOdlled 11>e ors-11111 ..,--...... -... Hurd. .... ••altllli trial for both Ibo
Brown butditrinl IOd 1be -milrder cl S<rYlce lllaU.O manager Jerry
Clilln, ZJ, -died Jm>e J, '1111 be
ii afraid the devtl will nol lllie Ibo
Bible bela( 11>ete ln hll Jail cell," Gamble
raid, "And bo tella me the devtl la
Idling hlm to l!llJ{f hlmteU·out."
'"nie others, Hurd says, taJk up devil
......Wp lD private, but talk It down
la " public. . .Uunl claims he really
btljeyea in the devil," the lawyer added.
"Thus far the alleged prlncipaJ. in the
ldllings faclns court action are : ·
'-Hurd, a slender.faced· drifter wf'9
generally lived oot of CU'S beJore hll
arrest Jn a bent near Norco. Hil
P..,llmlnary bwV1c ..... -uled for
J!ll:v llll. ·~ 11G " Gibbonq, 17,
_ whose lawyers In ~and, Ore., are 'lf!ICins a pitd>ed court batile figbting
~ youth'• extradition to Orange c.ounty
Wfllre be faces adult diargea of murder·
kjdnap.
-Herman Henddct T11'or, 17, a qrytar pi-up IA Nonr.ik ....,al ~ks ago booted m . murder-kidnap
¢argee:.
'.-ArUnr C. ''MOOle" Hulse, 11, d
(;afclen Grove, Implicated in the bludgeoo
dealll cl Carlin ond ~ cl f/C from &ie station where the college llud"!I field • Qlgbl _ .... Joi>,
.. ..:...convicted m..tjuanl p 0 I I e I I 0 r
IHW>ie Danlels, SI, -W11 booked on aCCfll80l'Y charlm u she served
taer sevenii:I day of a six-month lefltence
"' the grau rap. She wu in Orange
County jail ....... .... .... lmplleated.
Ai JI-year-old juvenile whole name w11
, DDt. reluled faces the same ~
oftor~eklo1 d>or ....
Jksegregation
.l';lean Up Starts
•• ASlllllGTON (UPI) -Wl1h ICllool
In ,...., weeks, the Nixon
a&n bu begun lla fblat llUlh
up" 121 hard-core aouthem
,itlltricl& !hat have resistad ~lion ii'in"" the •rlflnal 111$4 Supreme Court
~~·'it bad threatelled, Ibo Justice
. ~1111 filed lull ThUflclay aP,inll
fi1;" :"1~ 141M!'1J!:Pl>~'i:."'~
:;the holdouta were espect.ed to have ac-
;;.eptabte p..., by the weekend.
~ Sc><:ailed multldlatrict witJ -Jumping
{several ICbool diltricta within a state i-were filed against a t.otal of 27 l:a. in Arklllla1, Florida, llld South
i }'iearly Z00,000 ltudenta were fnvoJved 1D: 'Ilnnday'a action -16,137 of them
'Ntck, 11,291 cl whom attended ~fiEIJ'epted ICboob Jut year. #
~ Assistalll Atlllrney O.....al Jenta
<J.eonard, d1iel of the Civil Rigbta ;Division, promised more lulla, poosibi,
: today or lhil week or out. : • ~Illegal Says Court
: WASHINGTON (UPI) -A federal
; Q)Urt ruled 'Ibuniday a a percent (aie
~hike started by the naUoo.'a airlines ! In Octob<r is Illegal. The airline IAdllllry
~ Aid the Ming mes 1* mem it will
) have to rollbac.t the Increase or retm-
; bunJe pusengers who have paid it.
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VOLUNTEERS SORT ITEMS FOR CLINIC SALE
Plenty of Rummage and Information About Frff Clinic:
Laguna Clinic Nurses
Set Fund Raising Sal,e
NUl'lel cl the Laguna BOllCI! Free
Clln1c will sponsor a rummage sale
Saturday ond Sundey to ratso fl1n<la
far the controversial center.
Boob, furniture, gannents, trinketJ,
lhoel, toys, wet •Uita, and suitcues
will bo dfered at the backyard 1alt
Neb cl tbe two days, from 10 a.m..
lo S p.m. at IOIS Catalina SL
'!be clinic, located on the .,..,,.. of
Glemeyre S&reet and Park Avenue, was
started several months ago to offer tree
medical aid far ~rsons in the Laguna
Beach area. But the clinic wa11 unable
to open Its doors for fuL time medlcal
service due to lack cl funds, and has
only been operating as a referral agency
in recent weeks.
1be nurses are hopeful that the money
raised from the rummage saJe will be
enougli to finally get the Free Cllnlc
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pa)'d>olocicol aid -
Abortion I.ink to Bring
Excommunication in LA
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Roman
Catholic archbishop of Los Angeles says
he will acommunicate any member 0£
the cbun:b within hll jurisdicliue who
becomes involved ill an ablorUon.
"'lbou shalt not kill is the unchalllgeable
Jaw of God,'' Archbishop Timothy Man-
ning declared in a proclamaUm Thurs-
day.
041.oodly and clearly our voices must
guard the religious convictions of every
doctor, nune, aociaJ worker, emplQye
of any medical Of aoclal welfare NeJICY,
In theJr •taed a&alnal the r!ihla of
the unborn," he aaid,
"'lbeir consciences mm:t not be forced
into violation; they must not be
pressured to assist in abortion pracUces,
aor may they advise, counsel or pres.9t1re
welfare recipients toward tbe pr°"
curement 0£ an aborUon."
'Ibe Los Angeles Archdiocese bas about
1. 7 million members in Los An&eJe.,
Orange, Ventura and Santa Barbara
counties.
Under Callfmda law, effecctlve since
U69, abortion is permitted fur such
reaaons as rape, hlcest and preservation
cl the mother's physical or meotal
Valencia Area
Annex Approved
Amenlion cl 93 acres to the Valencia
County Service Area No. 17, w .. t and
aouth ot Robert and Yale avenues,
aootherly of the Santa Ana Freeway,
bu been awroved by 1be Local Ag"l)Cy .
F\'.lnnatiM O:mmission.
Petitioner fw the merger w• Leavm
ond StN cl C.lilomia, developers, wbo
plan t.o build "510 single family homes
on the acreage, plus a perk aite and
throegreenbeltJ.
The developer requested the annexation
ao that the Valencia Service Area could
provide fire prctectlon, parks main-
tenance llld alroel IW""'"1i for the planned-.
Ex.Colombian Envoy
Taken by Guerrillas
llOGO!'A, Colombia (AP) -Former
Colombian Fweljn Mlnllter Ftmando
1"ndooo 1 Londono, "" U d n a p • d 'lllurlday by guemliu who demanded
'200,000 ranaorn, police .....,need today.
Loodooo, 57, WN abduded when h•
WM going to h11 coffee fann near
Manlzales cily, 185 miles from Jloi>ta.
The guerrillas, memben of the National
Liberation Army, a p....Cattro INlUP.
-a loiter to Loadono'• family a.ldJli for the r1ntem.
health.
"No legislation of man," said Manning,
11can change God's unchangeable com·
mand l'J'hou Shalt Not Kill.' 11
A sP,kesman said Catholics within the
archidocese would nol necessarily receive
a letter of ei:communication should they
participate in an abortion.
0 Jt ls between every Catholic and
his conscience," the spokesman said.
Said the archbishop: "From the mo-
ment of pregnancy, motherhood and life
~ at issue and at stake • • • The
direct intention of destroying a nonviable
fetus incurs the penaJty o f e1 ..
commun.lcatio1."
A nonviable fetus is one whJch cantot
live outside the mother's womb.
Simon Discloses
$2 MilJion Cost
For Senate Bid
SACRAMENTO (AP) -lnduatr!alisl
Nortoo Simon of Loe Angeles ha1
reported to the secretary of otate that
he ..... t neari, 12 millioo in hJs Jasl.<litdl
campaign to Win the R<i>ublican U.S.
Senate nomination.
Nearly all of it was hil own mmey.
Slmon spent three tlmes as much as
his successful opponent, incumbent U.S.
Sen. George MUl'phy CR-Calif.)
The reporla liled with Sea-elary of
Slate H. P. Sullivan said Simm spenl
$1,98.1,299 compared to MW'[lhy's 1837,781.
~urphy faces Rep. John V. Tunney,
Deinocrat from Riverside, in the general
elecUon .
Simon's contribuLioos totaled the same
as his expeaditure. Of that, he and
his wife contributed a c' o m b I a e d
41,185,264. 'Ibe res came frun about
500 persons.
Simon '1"'11 more llw1 It mililoo In
radio and tele visioo advertising .
Tunney reported ttoeiving f'l0,778 and
spending 1524.702 .
Simoo surprised poWicaJ observers by
stepping into the Senate race against
Murplty on the last day of ltling In
Mardi.
HIJ bliis campaign Included Nllntlon
ldvertlsing on radio, telev!Jtln and
newspapers.
Murpl\y l!On by U million vol" to
6$9,000.
Hts pp-sonal contribution to his own
campaign wa1 CKl!Wdtred a record, as
Wal the total of 12.6 mililM spent by
be ond Murphy for the oomlnadoo.
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Situation~
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Ex--mayor Queries D(l.na-Capo Beach Cityh.ood Motive
A f<1•n11r mayor cl "-a lnjtclld
........... -Into the deldly -d-w-, over the proposed ....,_.Item ol Dini Polnt.Ceplslrano
Btach btlore the Local Agency Fonno-
Uoo <;ommlllee.
Rk:bal'd C. Brownell, who 11 moving
to 3nU Zanlto Drive, 1>1111 Point, Mid
he had ~ a city councilman and
mayor for 10 years and was ))CJ longer
at '1the choice of the votera." •on--pcntlon P'-"ls do nol
..U.. what tlwy ara pWnc Into." the aaynctiman eaplaDMl. .. Jt 11 .a._..
alluatlon to find people WANl'ING local
pemmen~
"I !oogbt all their battles -zoning,
pet regulation, licensing -for 10 years
and grew tired or it all. J am movlnf
to Dana Point to aet away fl'om aovern.
ment and I'm a conaervatlve, too, 1f
another rea80tl Is needed." .
As the la"l[htar subsidlld, Brownell
added IOri<lully, "The property -.
will F ., from tbo ~ If -.
~t-'111t-·~laa•--u.-... _
more 1ervkt1."
Look)Ag atraigbt at the LAC com-
mtsstooers. be aakl, 11You should make
the proponents 1 of thJs move show you
evidence of real rilpport before )'OU .,.
prove any Jncorporatlon."
The conunissioners evidently a,.....i
as they turned down the propooed In-
. corporation for the tll1nl time in tht
past slz years.
From r.,,e J
BEAGLE •••
end ll!lld ahoula " "taUj-ho, the bound, ..
the llgbting of Mr. B. turned Into a
full«ale punu!L
Flnalty CCll'Olred end a bit wild, the
iiTVWlJnc bouod -ready for capture,
but his OJ*tla _,, IDClf<! _...ive
111111 thehuntamen bod fip'ed.
South CountY. Y Reve~"ls
SantnAna-Tustin Merger
With a pop from the 1"'lly trenquillJer
glal wffh tta Jo1>odarmlc mtsalle. "Mr.
B." toot a well-deserved nap,
After ICIDt: tender care for eore pews
llld -by file ttsidenl vet at
!:Joo Country 11Br. B. 1• went home in
the amui ol a doting Debra Gallamore.
14. He'a dolntl JUii fine after the ordeal,
Safari .._.., raid -y 'Jbun.
day nl&bt.
.. Mr. B. '' gave the Lion Country-brUI
a migraine headodie laotintr throu&li the
week alter he fied from tbe IJ>'<ial
kemel for visitor pets at the compound
as an aide brought in nne water.
"The fornily wu moat dislraueht •••
understandeble," a spoktwnan said.
"What we worTied about the JtlOISt
was if Juqer and thirst would drive
him to 1et lnlo the park.
"Hid he gooe inside he -1d bave
been nolHn( more than an hors
d'oeuvre f<r the euests ... have here,"
the IOlll'Oe added.
But "Mr. B." couldn't make It lnalde
-a ~ at 1-. to the effective
rneoaures the park has takm to keep
)iooo when! they bel<lig.
But the chaae.s aren't over yet.
Al last reports the Lloo Country staff
is Jooki111 for a mule deer doe and
her twin fawns whose grazing is taking
~ close!-by the day to the prides
dh~cala.
1"l'bey jU6t love Vflliloo:," ooe Safari
employe laid.
SALT Adjournment
Awaited in Vienna
VIENNA (UPI) -Al the Strategic Arms UmilaUon Talks (SALT) "ap-
proaches cl both sides have becoine
clearer," conference sourcea said today.
'Ibere W81 an atmo9phere of guess work
oo how Jong the Vienna talks will last.
Political obaervm ei.pected an adjourn
announcement after toi;lay's 23rd SALT
session of the American and Russian
negotiaton, but no such word came.
The . Banta Ana-Tustin YMCA will
merge wtlh the Soulh 0r'!Jlge ColUWy
YMCA to fonn a linflle metropolitan
faclllty. -
'Ibe unanlmowi decision wu made at
a meeting cl the Santa Ana Y board
Wecnesday, after a similar decision to
merge passed the board governMg the
South Orange County YMCA last month.
The new metropolitan organization was
sought ao that greater facilities, person.
nel and ca~ would be available for
all <I Southern Orange County.
'nle metropolitan Y will be divided
fnto three branches, one for the South
c.ounty, one for SarU Ana-Tustin, and
one for the Sacldieback Valley.
Oharles Benton, pt<Sident " tht South
County branch, hued in Laguna Beach .
lhinQ the merger will help upand the
YMCA's operalicms IA lhla area.
"I think tbe merger la tile be9I thing
for the Y down .here," Benton &aid.
"It will give us an opportunity for good
leadership and we will have available
high caliber men that we couldn't afford
to have in the past.
"JR addition to that we can tab ad..
vantage of the metropolitan Y'1 ac-
counting procedure, aomethJil&' we could
not afford to do ourselv .. in the pall."
The South Oranae County YMCA Wal
formed when the Laguna Beach Y spread
it,, wings' during the adm.inislr<1:tion of
former Director Roger Carter to take
in El Toro, Mission Viejo, Laguna Hills,
San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente.
The ei:panslon, however, strained the
fmanclal facilities of the organization
leaving it in diflicuH financial straits.
lt had. been repOrted in the merger
.FroM . r.,,e J
LEARY •. ;-
JO year sentence at Los Padres Men's
Cciony in san Luis Obispo, while John'•
stepm<ther is free on bail while ap-
pealing a six·month Orange County Jail term.
John was ordered to stay at the
rehabilitation quarters for drug-users at
least several montbJ when he appeared,
clean-shaven, short·haired and quite
nervous before the bendt
Judge McMillan, however, believes two
weeks to be a bi.t short.
4 SIDI CHAllS ot H . -.
I OVAL TAIU ZH-
WITll l. LIAYIS
propasal Illa! all cl the SOutll 0r..,.
County YMCA .-., would ba· turned
ovee to tbe metropolitan \' U the -pasted. .
But Benton polnla out that wblJe ac-
counllng and directorship duties will be
carried out centrally, tbe truJts tba'
the SOuth Orange County owna now,
will remain in Laguna. 'lbese trusts
include an endowment from the Thuraton
Foundation and a three acre land boldin&
in South Laguna, near Aliso Beach.
Land for the Saddiebock Valley branch
was donated last week to the YMCA
in tbat area. 'Ibe land is on "the cOrner.
cl Front Sir.et and El Toro Road In
El Toro. A permanent office for the
valley braocb ls expected to be ocm-
pletad by Sep!. I. Later, by Nov, 1,
a YMCA faclllty "1ould be mnplotad
at the location as welL
Funds are now being ralaed In the
Saddleback Valley to help fund Ille .,..,.
ltlUClioo.
Alfred Burri
Succumbs at 80
Alfred T. Burri, ·<1 Laguoa llllJ.s, who
was U.S. vice consul &o ePtre&r•d
Russia during the Bolshevik revolution:
di'ed Monday in Sooth Coast Community
Hospital after a long illness. He wu
80.
Mr. Burri was retired from the
diplomatic oorps of the U.S. fortip
service and began bis career at the
CoosuJ General's Of£ice in Petrograd.
After the assassination ol the Czar
in 1918, Mr. Burri was placed nnder
hoose arrest. Later, under orders from
:P.toscow, he was held ho6tage in ByUrka
prison for six months. He was released
through the efforts of the lnternalional
Red Crou and the Danlsh COOIUI.
He was then assigned as the U.S.
Counsel to Tillis, Russia, and later served
in Turkey , Madagascar, Honduras, Co-
lombia, the Netherlands and Switzer ..
land .
He retired in 1933, and in 1937 moved
to Sant.a Barblra. He came to Laguna
Hills in 1968. Funeral services will be
held in Santa Barbara.
He is survived by his wife, Marian.
s519 Cuapl ...
OUR SUMMER SALE ALSO INCLUDES SELECTED 6ROUPS FROM DROO(, HERITAGE, HE,NREDON,
NATIONAL, ,MAR6E CARSON, HERITAGE l HENREDON UPHOLSTERY PLUS MANY OTHER LINES.
REDUCTIONS ON ACCESSORIES, LAMPS, AND PICTURES ARE ALSO 'AVAILAILE.
DEALERS FOR: HENREDON -DREXEL -HERITAGE
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For the .,..... II Lion Oowttry, -tunac -ol Ha wild .:-.ts u!U&lly
t.aklll a jeep, a few men and • few
minutel.
But eol&lng a elCllled beqle , ..
qulne the -ol • C!.amlar Frank
BllJ'!r .,.i; a pbalolJ1 ol wily ~
Tile uDclauated cnw of 11 (count.em)
animal' opeclalists, a fleet ol jeepa and
a lnnqWlizer gun flnoDy )loueil lhi
~ In Ille hills above tlle _.iar
Experts Called In
Teuy's n..I
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more than ~· oo 111' ~ hllls
ol lhe Irvine llaoch •.
But every time lhe l'lll(j!l'S -wuldnc
after hours -get close tO ur.f.r. 'B,"
~ dos eluded them. .
By. 'lblln!i•i "Mr. B," l!ad l)een Jcme
In the hl.ll• for lhree dlya aqd •Clle
sl!Uatloh had grown crlllcol,
Sixteen mtn In their zebrwlriped jeeps
let __ out <l'ICe, more qo dof<:iquntry Mf.,-i
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Devil Cult ·Hinted
In Viejo . Slaying
By JOHN VALTERZA beenadarkarealntbeC81t8forweeks.
Of .._ Oell'I' Plitt St•lf And DOW that Gamb~'s comments have
Police experts on Satanism from Los been aired, Sheriff's Lt. Rkbard Drake
Aneeles and Sao Francisco today were ol ,._
HAPPY ENDING -Rescued Beagle, Mr. B., gets
acquainted with lion cub after harrowing experience
at Lion Country Safari. From left are Rober! Norris,
Lion Country's senior game warden; Teresa Bailey,
12, a friend of Mr. B's owner, and Debra Galle-
more, who is holding her prodigal pet.
called Into lite murder lnvesligaUon of said, lhe Sallolat aspect ·~ murder
bi-ctaJJy butchered Mn. Florence Brown will be the target of an intensive .poUce
after an· atttxney's a.wrtions 'Jbursday invesUgaUon.
of a devil worSMp ritual with parts "We already have called In a captain
of her body. on the Los ~el~ Police Deparbnent
But Santa Ana lawyer I,.awreooe Gam-recognized as an expert in the field
~ves Retreat
LearY.'s Son. Missing;
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Judge Orders Arrest
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of t1M Oalty-1"\llt Staff
The judge who granted ~lion to
the Pl of mtorious Dr. Timothy Leary
has ordered his immediate arrest after
leamiog he is no longer at a plcturesque
reliiious retrea t for ex-drug users in
the San Juan Capistrano area.
John B. Leary, 21, who went before
S-1<>< Court Judge Byron K. McMillan
Iese: Ul80 three weeks ago, is charged
with violation of probation.
Judge McMillan allowed young Leary
to stay at the ranch operatioo founded
by Rev. Max Rapaport, of the Church
ol San Clemenle, a facility near Ortega
Highway.
No one but Joh1 Leary seems to
know where he is today.
"I OOn't know what'& happening," said
the Rev. Rapaport. "His parole officer
called yesterday. He was staying here
but I don't know where he is now."
He apparenUy ba&n't escaped, he has
Just g911e somewhere.
J_udge McMillan issued a bench war~
rant earlier this week, saying he heard
from reliable sources that Leary had
....... back to his old haonts in the
Festival Hunt8
Sunda y Singers
Would you still like to get oul and
beoome a vocal part of the maty-faceted
Festival d. Arts? .
Woodland Drive °""' ol Lagwuo Beodl.
He also said he understood Leary was
aelliDg ~ds in a psychedelic shop.
Neither residence in the colorful, wood-
ed !JOOk in ttte Art COlooy -where
a drug arrest sparked a semi-riot last
weekend -nor hanging arouod a
psychedelic shop fit well with terms
ol his probalion.
A DAU. Y PILOT call to . the Orange
County Probation Department Thursday
afternoon Jed to the first ini.Jing I.hat
Nancy Nelson had lost one ol her mom
no&<riow probationers.
Judge McMiUan coold have. imposed
a aate prison sentence on Leary last
June 22, but he acce~ recom-
mendaUons bated on his 90-(iay observa-
bon period at the California Correctlooal
Institute for Men at ChinO.
Defense attorney'lrvin Cooper, the Rev.
Rapaport, and Miss Nelson all said Leary
was optimistic about a drug-free future
of achievement and adaptation to a more
structured society.
"He has shown every willingness at
Ohioo and I know that the boy is
detennined to live a good, clean life ,"
Cooper told Judge McMillan, who was
f;w ~r on father Leary.
Dr. Leaey, 50, his wife Rosemary,
34, and John were all arrested in the
Wood.land Drive area of Laguna Beach
Dec. 28, 1969, in a station wagon pro-
secutors portrayed as a four-wheeled
phannacy.
NarcOtics delecti.ves said they con-
fiscated LSD and marijUl.Da from the
vehicle.
Dr. Lary ls curreotly serving a ooe-to-
(See LEARY, Pap I)
Woodland Drive
Trouble Susr,ct
-Gives Self.: UJ\.
A Laguna Beadl --o)leged 14
..... lmtrlorod ....... polloe .,..,, Ibo
J~ & dialdrbod "" WOO<laad Drive,
lurned herseU In 'l'holnday o&mooa
and was released oiler pootiDg 11,JSO
bail.
A warrant had been issued for the
arrest of Patty Colleen Ylrta, 30, of
504 Park Ave., who aleged.Jy assaulted
an cfficer by kicking him u be was
mating an arresl. Sile also was charged
wilh disturbing Ille peace.
Seventeen adults and three juvenll,es
were arrested in the melee that broupt
23 police cars fr<m six law agencies
to the Laguna Canyon area.
Also arrested on a beodl warrant
.We<mesday was Stanley H. Dye, 28, of
Jl95 Victo<y Walk, booked on charges
of disturbing the peace, unlawful
assembly, remaining at ·a rlot after being
warned to leave and urging a riot.
U.S. BEACHES
ACCESS URGED
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Tile
Senate today voted. to ask the
£ederal govemneot to allow public
access to Calibnia b e a c b e 1
located within mi Ii ta r y in-
sl.allalions.
The vote on the reso1ution drawn
up by lhe Assembly select com-
mittee on environmental quality
was 23--1. SM. Clark L. Bradley
(&San Jote), ca5t the sole neaative
VOle.
ble aW. bis client and suspect in the of Satanism, and· we probably will see.le
slaying, Stephen Craig Hurd, 20, dld more advice from other cit.ies, becall8e
not participate In the alleged Satan we have no one on our f o r c e
wonhlp ritual in Cleveland Na.t.ional kno'olf:ledgeable oo this subject,''' said the
Forest with the. heart, lungs and arm lieuteoant.
of Ille -ochoo!t.eacher last June lronlully, Drake, who ls beadlntI the
i .. -__,. Hurd, Ille ~~·=:.:.ii~ a = ~~-: .... ,,. ~,.,·= ,..... 1W * cu,.i. who Pn4 11e ~bis fomllY llipi. ·
a plea ii -In court 'lburOy, BUt DrUo llld tba tliootinl -.eel
eW.. ktllia ·Of ".D''"Jated Mrs. Brown. "in no way" related to his work ~
Hurd ..... 'llllY .. -· -lbe .......... of lln. -aaid. Drib, who -led .... -•1 .
'lbe entire MPtCt of the evisceralioo the attorney's comments, ~d revelalim.s
and diememberment of the body bas such as t,pe ri~ual aacrtfice uaert1ons
Aid; ·to Handicapped Cut
By. Reag'1n in U.S.Dispute
SACRAMENTO (UPl).-.Gov. J.!<1nald Reqaii; loi:ked in a ~ wilh the
Nllon ~ation over the generosity
ol calffomia welfare grants, today an·
nounced a $10 million cutback in services
for the aged, blind and disabled.
He orc1ered that $24.5 million bt funds
budgt.'t;ed for bom~aker and atte~~nt
care se'rvices be reduced to $14.S million
during the cunent fiacal year.
Additionally, he directed the issuing
of "emergency'' regulation! th.at state
funds distributed to the coµnties for
tbe programs be allocated on a monthly
basis instead or yearly.
The Republican governor &ald this Pf'9"
cedure would "insure that no county
expends more state money for the pro-
if'am \hall that pro-.:ided to them."
1be State Social Weliare Department
estimates there are about 50,000 persons
in programs for the blind, aged and
disabled who receive homemaker and
attendant care services, such as house
cleal.lffig and transportation.
A department opokeJIDljl said tt WU
not known ·how many w<iu\d be mopped
because ol the culbeck and !bat U would
be Up to individual counties to . decide,.
who must be ellmlnated.
Reagan announced the. action tn a
letter to the chairmen of county boards
of slipervisors. He said it was aimed
at "lessening the heavy weliare burden
on the taxpayer."
He said it would force no reclpie¢
into out-of-borne care.
A spokesman for the... governor sakl
the $16 million freed by c1ainP,ing tbe
slate speodlng celling on the two pro-
.iuam.s would revert to the key aeneral
fund and that there now were no plans
f..--ding It.
He said It could be used to flnaqce
possible "deficieitcles" io weliare or
other programs later.
The governor told the supervisors thal
the new state regulations adopted by
Social Welfare Director Robert Martin
"strongly recommend". iliat ~ county
not Spend its own general relief funds
t.o supplement the programs "when the
at.ale aUocafion ls exhausted!'
'lbe Festival is seeking singers io
participate in the free On-the-Green
performances held on SuOO.ay aAernoom
in ~IJCUSI. Sdleduled to perrorm on August t,
li, and 23, the Chorale will feature
international folk songs augmented by
colorful dances performed by members
of the Laguna Beactt Civic Ballet.
Bus Drivers Good Scouts
He warned that "lll)1 altempt to do
so -by spending tax ll10lllea ralsec!
locally from the CllU"lY tu bue -
would contravene the clear Intent of lhll
administratioo's action wblch ls lo cul
the cost of welfare at both the lt&te
and local levels."
Singers wistting lo participate In these
programs on the Festival grounds may
call Kris 1t1eyers at ·494-2808 or Janet
Ccry al 494-6814. Rcheaf~ls ~i\l begin
Tueeday, July 21 in the · music room
ol the Community Presbyterian, Cliurcb,
415. Forest Ave.
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T HE ICEMAN
JS STUCKETH
!JCElANSIDE (AP) -A 300-,
<pound bki<k "' -iu-lell against James Richman, and it was a
ball-hour later Thursday before
firemen could free him. Richman,
3S, was operating a nrt In an
ice plant when the Jee slipped
olf the elevator. He was treated
and released at a hospital.
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Laguna Sets Ou t Rules for New Se rvice
A municipal bus dri ver, like a Boy
Scout, should be courteous, palJehf and
help(ul.
He ahoUkl also have a posiUye allilud:e
toward public service aDd a class II
driver's license, accordinJ to standards
adopted by the La~ Beach•Cily Coun-
cil for. their 'new ventilre into tilt rearm
ol. municipal service. •
The city is ~tty setklng a second
bus driver to http normalize the work
load beln( canled by Tommy Thompion.
He wu h~ed by \he cily when tt acqdlred
hb linanclfll1·i)oJlndorUia bus 'line Ju)y
I , Lquna Tnmslt-c.,mmoily:. --
"Tommy bat been· worilng abool 12
hours a day," said Joseph Sweany, city
public works direc&or. "He's charged
wtth the care and feedin1 of the buses
and haso'l had any relief on driving
or help on the service of the busu. '' .
'lbe Council took over the bus llnt
'
when it appeared their <>Wons-had nar--\he other two are reju~enaled.
rowed to lhat'or':wateruhg \he llDe •ceue Sweany sa1d the city bas not yet
to exi.st. Many persons depend on the gotten into IQ,)' achtdWe, rate or route
small line for trahsportaUon aloq reVlslons.
' Pacific Coast Highway in Laauna and Councilmen have toyed with the idea
environs. . ol beefing up the line, poasibl,y with
The council pandered whether they am.all buses, and expanding routes to
·coold make it a payina operation by Include Top of the World and olher
utilW.n& city maintenance, bulk purcbu-area.a not now served.
ing ol supplieJ such u guollne Ind Shelby Langfonl, clly finance officer,
by possible rale adjuslmenll. 1>as begun collecjlng financial stallstlcs.
Sweany aa.MI, "Right. now , ')'t're 1n • He •Ukf OOlptS ·from' <he ·operation.
lhe process of renovation o( the ~. 9'':1' been· avera&il'I· aboul llO: d•Uy·
we're doing a \ol ol -baolcal work N>ce \bO city look ovtr •l·pie ~
ind J)l!ttln1 \htm ioW ~· '-•. -r.-t at the month. · • 1 {
• The cily acq•li'til · tlli 'lme Ind 1U .(.cic!Ol'd said tbe l>"t , ..,.,.. hAI'
two buses for f.lt,11111. SweaJIY aald two boeit l<I up In a '18)lal'af4 clly fllnd
-buses are •prtuf rm.down bUt a tldrd, '1and we wUJ run a cwnulative·rftport
the mini-bus "Is In prttly fair abape:.11 for the )lea('." It bad 1been est.lma.ted
The buses ano now houaed in lhe cily earlier lhal ll mlll1t COii 18,000 anmaally
vehicle yard and the mlnl·bus bu to operate the line aQd thlt revtnue
become the wor~rse of lhe trio whllt ' mllht ruo to $2Z,321.
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Counties have until ~m to convert
from attendant care ,k> bomemaku
services for the aged, blind IDd dbahkd.
Neilher proaram ipvolvet n u,r al n 8·
aerviceS.
Meantime, Reapn and· ate wtlfare
officials indicated lhey hod no -of backing down on an UIJefUon by
ihe Nixon Administration thal callfomla
is failirig to comply wllh I-al well"f
laws.
The Departmenl ol Health, Education
and Welfare • -In W..W.,... Thursday lhat the ata1e' facea a ~
loss ol l l hllllon In fed<ral_flmdo if ~ failed to "l""Pi>' A ~ by HEW•
l'"' set ltJr A111. '15 In 8111 'Froncllco
to air ,the dls)iuJe· J!lllillely:
. ~lly ., -Ii ..... ,_., fallare
to mate a eolki~~. titr w fur
rec!piellls In llMi near{y II btllton Ald
lo Fomilies 'flllb ~ auldnn
(AFDC) proefam. A 1117 felloral law
r.qulres slltaa lo maiollln wellaro 1lln-
clard1 or need lhal .,. not mate than
a year behind lha current alll of llvlni.
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were polentially damallinl and Jll'l-
judiclat.
Drake however, did reveal that acme
extremely grotesque adlvity must have
aceompanied the stabbing of the El Toro
leacher becaJae o1-tbe ocndltioo ol lha
body.
"I'm not trying to be grisly or Jn.
tenUoD8.lly bizarre, bue everyone who
saw Mrs. Brown's remains \Oil the night
they were discovered was convinced that
something very str8nge had ·accompan.
ied the murder -cannibalism wasn't
ruled oUt, either, he said (rankly,
Lt. Drake, who played a leading ro1o
in finding infurmatioo on lacaUoo ol
the K-ber milllary lmile allegedly imed
in lite olaylllfl, tile miasintJ car of Mrs.
-and lhe 1llaocl1 -""""" Id IniBe, aaJd lhe SaW!lateleonenl ... .,
~ aopped up ¥i ilourl' ol ~
-.jlb H~ and four othen facing dlorJoo.
In .,. JDurder.
4'I can hooeetly ,.y that It never
eatered .into the conversations to any
noticeable point," he said.
What.did arise, however, he said, wu
the trigger wlilch alleged)y set off the
sjayen on Sand Canyon Road the al~ temoon of June 3.
'ne yoiillls, Drake said, allepdly aq.
C05ted the . woman aa abe drove from
a freeway offramp to a PTA rneettq
and wanted'her car becaUle &beirl bad
. stalled.
Mrs. Brown then made reference to
the obvious unkempt appearance of the
b&nd.
"That wu Uie trigger -wbm the
victim told .ll>em she wouldb\ &Jv~ her
car lo a bunch ol dirty kida who ne«1 1
a bath and Raircut,'' Drake nvealed.
"But Hurd said notblng to us, Santa
Apa (ppllce) or Riverside (sheriffs
(See SATAN, Page I)
PILOT OFFERS
FAIR TICKETS
starting loday, !he DAILY PILOT Jn.
Viles 120 lucky -lo be Ille
--·· sueat al lbe Oranp CoomlJ. Fair & E1posiUoo. :
Teo names a day will be published
ht special ''ad:>'' in the clasmfied ad-
vertising sectioo ol lhe newspoper. Eacll
person whol8 name appears there is
entlUed lo a pair of tickets to tbe
fair and will reCeive instructions on
bow to obtaln the tickets by readlrC
the ad listing his name. -
Look there now. You may alreadj
bave won your fair tickets. •
We•tller
The weather Is 1etiing monoton·
ous alOlli the coa.st. Sllll mooily
sunny with early morning and eve.-Din& clouds and llltle temperature
change.
INSm E TODAY
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-~) -Iba ICllVlliel," Jlr.U
...._ ,,_ Gombll, who coold not
---~ ............ , c:emment tb1a *t .. · .. r,.1 :.-=.:. '!"" ... ~ '= ~ 1'rwllCO to "visit the devil".
polllbly Iba lelder ol a widely publicbed m!t ol ........ In !he Bay ArN. '!be
~ wu ""1nd bu1)IOd near Loo Gotos.
."!'e -ucrlllclal ritual, look ~.la•_....,, caoyon abovt
f:l ·Carilo Village jull Into Riverside
CQlmly put the ~ County Une.
ft wu there that Mrs. Brown's remalDI
._... dumped lalo a oballo!r .,...._ Bui
Iba objocls In .., -aacrUJc.
...... ..,1 found.
foltd poli<:< teletypes diapeld>ed the
~ after the dixovery ., !he body
bJ -. hikar apedlled the ....... and
.. .......... -_,, llllAln(. ifurd; ,_ naltlq trial tw bolh Ille
-bllldlertn( aild Iba -mllfder 0( aervica llt.atioa ll'."'"116 Jerry
CO!jlll, z~ -died J..,. J. "aaya be •:afraid the ,devil will not !Ille Ille
Bible beq ....... 1111 jo1l ool1," Gaml>lo
lild, "And be tel1I me tt. deril II
lelling him to ·--out." !mie odlen, Hun! aays, talt'up devil
wcnbJp in private, but talk jt down
in public. . .Hurd clalma he really
believes in the devil," the lawyer added.
Thus far the alleged principals In the
ltlll1np facing court action are: ·
.,Hurd, a sleoder./a<Od drift.. v.i>o genera.UY lived out m cars before hla
arrest kt a barn near Norco. lfil
ire.llmlnaiJ lleartaa ... -lw July II.
.....a.n.topber "G1PIY" Glbbcney, 17,
wbose lawyen In Pcr'tland, Ore., are
waiJng a pitched court batile llghUns
the yooth's utndiUon to Oraoae Cowrty
where be faces adult dlarges of murder-
kidnap.
-Herman Hendrick Taylor, 17, a
driller picked up In Norwalt aneral
wieU a&o booked on murder-kidnap
d>arg ...
-Arttu.r C. "MOOlt" Hulse, 11, of
G<!deo Grove, Implicated In the bludgeon ctooith ., Carlin and _,, ., flt ,_
tlie station whore the colJqe ltudml
beld a alpt mmqer'• joll.
: .:...con'ficted matjuana p o 1 1 e a 1 o r
-Doniell, ai -w• booted 'Ill _, charies u Ibo ....,ed
tier seventh day of a sl:J:-month aeote:nce
Oil the gra11 rap, She WU in Orange
County jail wbeo a wu bnpllcated.
A· l~eaN>ld juvenile whole name wu
not reiewd facn the ume ~
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))esegregation
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VOLUNTEERS SORT ITEMS FOR CLINIC SALE
PJ.nfy of Rummage •nd lnform•tlon About Fr• Clinic
Laguna Clinic Nurses
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Set · Fund Raising Sale
N"""" d tllo Lqllnl Beech Free
Cllnle will l!pOmllr a rummage 111'
Saturday and Sunday to raise flm<la
fer tUe controveralal center.
Books. tuniture, garments, trinkets,
-· !Dyl, wet OUlll, and lultcaaes will be offered al the backyard sata
ucb ol the two days. from 10 a.m.
lo S p.m. at IOIS Catallns Sl
1be clinic, k>cated on the comer of
Glmoeyn Stroot llld Park Aveaue, wu
.wted aeveral months qo lo off« free
medlcat aid fer penans In the Laguna
Beach area. But the clinic was wiable
to open ita doon for fuh time medical
service due to tacit d fun&, Olld has
onJy been operating as a referral agency
in recent weeks.
'l11e nuraes are bopeM that the money
ralsed from the rummage aale will be
enoogb lo llnally gft the Free Cllnlc
open lull ilme wffll medical and
poydloloclcal aid -
Abortion I.ink. to Bring ~ W ASRIMG'l'Olf (UPI) -With llCbool ft>en1n1 In ....., weoka, tho Nlsoa Mminlatratlon baa begun lta llnal pulb .
to "clean up" lJl hard-core IOUthem E • • inJ I' , ,l dlslrldlthatbavenlilltd~optlon xcommun1cat1on '.l:Jft. since the original 11114 flupremt Couri
jlecree.
• Aa It had -· lbe Juatlco t flied ault 'lburad"' agalntl
of 14111Julppl to deaearor•ta
141 achoo! dlatrictL Two of •
--oxpected lo -... fe!>Iablo planl by Iba wookond. •
, So<alled multldlstrlcl lulls -hmlpin(
... era! llcbool dlltrida within .I atato
,-were filed a1aln5t a total of 17
lillrl<ll In Arll-Florlda, and -tarollna.
: Nearly IJ0,000 -Is were Involved
In :'lliundly'a action -111,IJ! of them
•tick. 11.M d wlxm attanded
........ led acliooll lut year.
; Aal-Allamey a-at Jerrla
J,.eonarn, chlel of !hi Civil Rlpta
J>ivlsloll, promlaod mo,. lulls, JIOl3lbly
piay or thll wMk er nen
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~Uegal Says Court
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tlJtrt ruled 'lbunday a I -faro ""9fke started by the naU00'1 airlines In ~ Is Wogal. The airline lndultry
llold !hi rullllf doel not mean K wUl
,..,.. lo rollback tho il!Cl'llal or rl!m-
bune puaengers who blVe P11d H . •
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C.... .._. S.Ck IZI•
OUNOI COAIT "11L.11Hllt• COMPAMT
l•Hrt H, w.,..i
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J•cli: I. Curiel Vb ,,.!Mitt .... 0-1 Mtrottw
Tli•••• Ktnd 111111'1"
TN111•1 A. M11t1"hiM "-111111 lllltet
llct.1,_, P. Nill
IMll DIMllt c.uMJ • .,..., -CIMl!I .... I Uf Wm! 41'1' ltrwf
""""'' a.1du 1111 w_. ..... lltvW.N ......,._,.t211'"-tA._. ...,_..,.._ 4Mdl1 1"1S htdl ZMMIN
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Roman health.
Catholic archbishop of Loi Angeles say1_ "No JegislaUon of man," saJd Manning,
he will ucomnumicafl: any member of ~ 11Can change God's unchangeable cwn·
the church within bla juriadlctlm 1i1lo mand, 'Tbou Shalt Not KiU.' "
becomes involv~ln an abortion. A spokesman llld Catbolics within the
"Thou sha:lt not kill ls the WlCMilgeable archidocese would not necessarily receive
Jaw of God," Archbishop TlmoUly Ma~ a letter or ei:communicalion should they nin& declared tu a procl1matioa. Thurt-participate in an abortion.
dlj'. "It 11 between ev.,.,. CathOUc and
"Loudly and clearly our voices must his conscience 11 µ>e spokesman Aid.
guard the religious convictions o( every Said the arclibishop: "From the mo-
doctor, PW'l8, social work.u, erqpkiye menl of pregnancy, motherhood. aOO Ute
of any medical or-IOClal welfare aceDCY, are at issue ind at atake , , • The
lo their stand aplmt tho J1ihls . o! direct Intention of destroytnc a nonvlablo
the unborn," be lald. fetlll Incurs the penalty o I u-
"'lbeir conscleoces m111t not be forced oommunl.caU01."
Into vtolaUon; they must not be A nonviable fetus ls one which caruaot
preuured ·to assist in abortion practices, live out.side the mother's womb.
1lCI' may they advl.le, ooWlld or pressure
welfare recipient& toward the pro-
curemerit of an abortion. 11
The Loi Angeles Archdiocese bas about
1.7 mPlion memberJ in Los Angeles,
Orange, Ventura and Santa Barbara
counties.
Under Callfontla law, effeoctlve since
19111, 1borUon Is pennJtted for such
reuou I!: npe, Incest ind preservation
ol the mother 's phy>ical or meolal
Valencia Ai·ea
Annex Approved
Annn•tlm d ts ICftl to the Valencia
Ccunty Servlco Atta No. 17, ....i and
aouth ol RGbert and Yale avenues,
llOUll>eriy ol Ille SalXa Ana Freeway,
has been apprl>'IOd by the Local Aaency
Fonnallon Coinml-.
Petitioner t<ir the meraer was LaavKI
and Sona d California, dovelopen, who
plan to build 510 1lngle family homes
oo the acreage, pJUI a Pll'k alte and
lhreo ...... bells.
Ti1" dovel-nq"'"1od the annexation
le that the Valeocls s.rvlct Ares eould
provide fire protection, parks maln--
!Mance Ind 11Not naoplng lw the
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Simon Discloses
$2 Million Cost
For Senate Bid
SACRAMENTO (AP) -l!W*lalllt
Norton Simon o! Loi AnplH baa
roported lo the secretary ol otat. thel
he -t nearly IZ million In bla lut<litch
campaign lo win the ~ U.S.
Senate nomlnatioo.
Nearly all of It wu hla own mmey.
Simon &pent three Umts u much I!:
his successful oppanent, incumbent U.S.
Sen. Goorge Murphy (R-Calil.)
The reporta filed with Secnlary ol
Slate H. P. Sullivan lllld Simon spent
11;985,299 compared lo Murphy's 1637,7111.
Mur,>hy faces Rep. John V. Tunney,
Democrat from Riverside, in the a:eneral
ele<:tion.
Simon's oontributloos totaled the same
.. his CXJl"'dllun!. Of that, ha and
hil wife contributed a comb l n e d
Sl,885,284. 'Ibe .rtat came frcm about
500 pC!rsons.
Ex.Colombia.; Envoy
Taken by Guerrillas
Simon opent more than 11 mllllon In
radio and television ldv•rtlal"I.
Tunney reporled recelvlnc "30,7'1f and
•pending 1521,7C:t.
Simoo ~ po!Uloal -.,.,. by
steppinl Into the Senato r-agalnlt
Mul\>llY ou • the last daj' d Glinl la
March.
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BOGOTA, .Colombl1 (AP) -Fonner Colombian Foreign Mlnilter Fernando
Londono y Londono , wla k I d·n • p • d
'Thtnday by auerrUlu . who demanded
'200.000 ranaom, police announoed today.
Londono, 17, wu ab<lioted when he
WM rotng to his colfee farm near
Maniialea city, 185 mlloa from Botlota.
The ruerrWas, mtmberl of the Nation&l
Uberatlon Anny, a pro.Castro group,
aent a le~er to Loodooo'1 family lllkl•
!or ther._._
His bills campaian included ~tlon
adveri.lslng oo radio, televlslon and
uew&papera.
MUl\>llY won by I.I mlllloo wte1 to
659,000.
His per"'11l conlrlbullon to bla •. own
tamJ>llgn was considered a record. 11
was tho total ol !Z.I million llP<lll by
be and llt\lrphy fer lbe nomloailoa.
'A Stran·ge. Situation9.
Ex-mayor Queries _Dana.Capo-Beach Citylwod Motive
A 1..--" -~ ·---lalo ... daodb'iiirbia -w-.:r ._ 1111 ~
-ponlioll of Dona, Polnt-Capl!lrano
-bofor9 !hi Local Agency Fonna-
llon Committee. -Rich&rd C., Brownell, who ta movihg
to 3.!911 Zarzllo Drive, Dana Poln~ said
he had been a city councllmin and
mayor for 10 years and was ,no longer
at "the choice of the vOten ... ·on-m.pontioo-Ls do not
ntOllae Whal Ibo)' lie lellJn& lnto," ~
--........ ·11111.._ -tlon to !lad I*!P1o WAll'r!NG local
eovmunent.
,"I fought all their bflilts -z<Wng,
pet regulatk>n, licensing!;-f0t 10. years
and grew tired of it al . I am movtnc
to Dana Point to get away from govem-
ment and I'm a conservaUve, too, if
another reason iJ needed." ·
As the laughter lllhslded, llrowMll
added IMlrioull,y, '"111a properly -
• wW f> vp ln:an Ibo JI~ 10 cab. ,,., .. m•-•"" ,_. 1 ... tbeat srow • r•he11t *' ss dtd more services. ..
LOoklng straight al the LAC com-
ml&sioners, he said,. t4You. ahould make
the proponents of thls move show you
..,'ft:leoce of real support before ,ou ap.
prove any incorparation.'' · ·
The commissioners evidently ap-eed
.. they turned down the J>l'OPOOed Jn.
COIJlOf'ltlon fer the lblrd ilml ·Jn tho
pasl siz , ....
F,.... Pagel
BEAGLE ••.
and amid lhouta ot ''tally-ho, the hound,.,
the li&btlne ol Mr. B. turned into a
lull«alt punull.
Flnally 001nmd and a bit wild, the
grown., -.. ready for ct¢Jre,
lxit bU ll*lts wwe more _..ive
South Countx Y Reveals
Santa Ana-Tustin Merger
than lbe -hid llclnd-· '
With a pop from lbe lnllty·lmlquilller
gun with its hJpodennle mislUe, .. Mr.
B." toot a well-delened nap.
After 10me tender care for eore paws
and -by tho -vet al
Lion Country ';Br. B." wnt home in
the .nu cl a doting Debra Gallamcre,
14. He'• cloin( Jllll line alW the ordool,
Safari ..,.-_ llid ~ Tbllrf.
cily alpl
"Mr. B." gave the Lion Country bnu
• migraine -luting ll1rougb the week after ha fled ln>m the special
kemel fer vldor pets at the compound
ai an aide broug!lt in IOme water.
"The family WIS most dl!.Vaugbt •• ,
understandebie,'' a spokeainan said.
"What we wonied about the most
was il lnqer and tbinl 1"luld drive
him lo It! Jato the part.
"Had be 1000 imlde be 1"luld have
beeu nothinll more -• bon d'oeuvre fer the guests we have here,"
the 90lS'Oe added.
But "Mr. B." CGUldn' make It lnsldo
-a lelUmonlal al lout lo the elleetlve
meuures the perk bu taken to keep
liool where Ibey bekXI(.
But the chaees aren't over ytt.
At lax reports the Lion Co<a>try sta1r
is looking for a mule deer doe and
heT' twin fawns whose gra:ring is taking
them clo6er by tho day lo the prides
olh~-·
"They jllrt love Ytliace," one Safari
emplO)'e lllld.
SALT Adjournment
A waited in Vienna
VI&NNA (UPI) -Al the Strate(ic
Amt UmltaUon Talb (SALT) "ap. pr..-e. ol both llideo have become
clearer," conler«>ee 10Urce1 said today.
There waa an at:molphere of guess work
UI how Jong the Vieooa talks will last.
PoUUcal obaerven ei:pected an adjourn
announcement after today's 23rd SALT
... 1on of the Amerlcen and RIWian
negotiaton, but no such word came.
The Santa Ana-Tustin YMCA will mere• with the South ore,. CouncJr
YMCA lo !um a m.,Jo motropolltan
faclllty.
The unanimous decWon wu made at
a meoting d the Santa Ana Y board
Wemiesdey, after a slmHar decision to
merge passed the board governing the
South Orange County YMCA last month.
'The new metropolitan organlzatlon was
JOUgbt so that greater facilities, person--
net and capkal would be available for
all d Southern Orqe Coonty.
'l11e metropolitan y will be divided
Into three branches, one lo< the South
Counly, one lw SalXa Ana-TUstln, and
one kr the Saddlobaclt Valley.
Charles Bmlon, prtsldeot " the South
Cwnty branch, baaed in Laguna Beach
thi.nb the merger will help ei:paad the
YMCA 's Ol)efation.s in this are:1. ,
"I think the m«ger la the best thing
for the Y down here," Benton said.
''It will give us an opportunity for good
leadership and we will have available
high caliber men that we couldn't allord
lo have In tbe past.
"In-addition to that we can tab ad-...age d the metropolitan Y'1 ac-
counUnc procedure. 10methlnc we could not allonl lo do ounelveo In the put."
The South Orange County YMCA WH
formed when the Laguna Beach Y spread
its wings during the adminlstralion of
former Director Roger Carter to take
in El Toro, Mission Viejo, Laguna Hills,
San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente.
The ei:panslon. bow ever, strained the
financial facilities of the organization
leaving it in difficult financial straits.
It had been repoI1ed in the merger
Frot11Pegel
LEARY.~.
10 year sentence at io., Padres Men's
Colony In San Luis Obbpo, Mli!e John'•
stepmother is free on bail while ap.
pealing a six-month Orange County Jail
term.
John was ordered to stay at the
rehabilitation quarters for drui·users at
least aeveral months when be appeared,
clean-shav'en, aOOrt·haired and quite
nenrous befon die beoch.
Judge McMillan, however, believes two
weeks to be a ~ shoct.
Summer Safe
4 SIDI CHAllS ot H ....
. I OVAL TAILI 21t-
WITH J LIAYU
.._ai t11at an o1 .., Saltll ar.,..
County YMCA -1"luld be -over lo Ille JDOln>!»l"an Y U lbe-paseed. ,·
·But Benton points out tllat while ac-
counting and dlrectorabip duties will be
carried out centrally, the trusts tha~
the South Orange County owns now,
will remain in Laguna. These trusts
include an endowment from the Thunton
Foundation and a three acre land hoJdini
In South J.aiuna, near ~ Beach.
Land for the Saddlebeclt Valley branch
W8' donated last week lo the YMCA
in that &reL 1be Janet ls on tbe corner
ol Front Street and El Toro Rood In
El Tero. A pernwieot o111ce kr tho
valley branch Is expected to be com-
pleted by Sept. l. Later, by Nov. I,
a YMCA faclllty should be completad
at the location as well
Funds are now being raised ID the
Saddleback Valley lo help fund the IXIO-
at.ruction.
Alfred Burri
Succumbs at 80
Allred T. Burri, o1 Lag1111a llllls, v.i>o
was U.S. vice consul to e?trocrad
Russia during the Bolshevik revoluttOO:
died Monday in Sooth Coaat Community
Hospital after a long illness. He wq
80.
Mr. Burri was retired from the
diplomatic oor,. of the U.S. foreip
service and began his career at the
Coosul General's Office ln Pet.rograd.
After the asew;ination ol the Czar
In 1918, Mr. Burri WU placed under
house arrest. Later, under orden from
Moscow, he was held bo8tage in Bytirb
prison for 5ix months. He was releaaed
through the oEforls of t)!e Interna-
1\ed Croll and the Danish .-ul.
He was then assigned as the U.S.
Cc>t.MSel to Tillis, RUS!ta, and later ltl'Ved
in Turkey, Madagascar, Honduras, Co-
lombia, the Netherlandl and Switzer•
land. •
He retired in 1933. and In 1937 moved to Santa Barbara. He came to X..guna
Hills in 1968. Funeral •rvices will be
held In Santa Barbara.
He is survived by his wife, Marian.
s519 c •• ,1 ...
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'A·Bones' Ride Again
Judge check over 1931 Deluxe Roadster at sixth
annual convention of the Model A Ford Club in Mil-
waukee. in Background is 1930 ~nglisb Ford.or.
Convention opened Thursday. About 500 vintage cars
are on di splay. ~any were driven to the conven-
tion by their owners.
.
Council Sl~tes Busy Week
Budget Study, Planners Meet , Regular Session Set
Laguna Beach councilmen have their
wort cut out for them next week in
a ooe-two.cbree series of meetings that
Include' -A joiDI meeting w illl the planning
COIMlissioo Monday night to discuss
Councilm.a.n Peter Ol!Uander's plan to
reorganize the Boan! of Ad~ and
initiate a department of building services
headed by a Sllt of ombudsnan to
General Leo J. Dulacki
To Head Fourth Division
A Marine Brigadier General with a
history of duty In Finland, K<rea,
MO&COW and South Vietnam will assume
command of the Camp Peodletoo-based
Fourth Marine Division in ceremonies
at the base Tuesday afterooOn.
Brig. Gen. Leo J. Dulacki will asrume
the command from 'tt1aj. Gen. Donn
J. Robertson. who l\ill transfer soon
to Washirigton, D.C. for a lop-level ad-
ministrative post.
'Ibe asswiptioo of the divisk>n com-
mand by Geo. Dulacki still will leave
0... -with the post ol Com-
mander of the Marine Corps Base.
The cemnonies, which will Include
a .J;l-Slm salute for the retiring oom-
mander and an 11-gun sahlte for his
successor, will be at 4 p.rn. at the
24 area parade field.
The new commander of the division
will assume the post after serving as:
Chief of staff for Ill Marine Amphibious
Force in South Vietnam.
Gen. Dulacki, commissioned in 1941,
has served aboard the aircraft carriers
U~ Belleau Wood and USS Hornet dW'·
ing his term of service •
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PENDLETON Ll!ADER
Brig. Gen. Leo Dul.ckl.
See Marionettes
Accompanied by music of
Tcnaikovsky's popular ''Nutcracker,'' the
"Cco:ert in Miniature," a cunplete
.marionette theater JV'OduCtiCll will be
shown audiences: several times daily dur-
UC the run of the 1970 Festival of
Arts, July 17 through August 30.
'Ibe b>w will be held in the Festival
of Arts Forum, adjacent to lrvioe Bowl.
The charming fanWy feafura a magic
balJet with insect puppets as the
ballerinas, led by the "prima," a
cbartreuse buttmly portraying the Sug-
ar Plum Fairy. Other performers in-
clude a romantic foest mouse, a majestic
mosquito mabaraja with a colorful
retinue of cossack ants, a frighUuJ spider
Claieks Wiiag It
named Legree, and a swinging all-bug
orchestra.
The characters are portreyed In an
enchanted forest with giant roses,
sunflowers, and tulips. that sing in tbe
chorus.
This produclicn ls acclaimed the lD06t
PoPUlar of the marionette master, Rene.
It played at the SeaWe World's Fair
where overflow audiences lbowed up
to see it.
Rene and his pupptU have been feen
featured on the Ed Sullivan and Dave
Garraway shows the Las: Vegas lt!ip,
and leading supper clubs across the
naUm. Hil productioos btve alto been
lauded .Jn the Orient and s®th America.
shepherd matters through v a r i o 11 s
departmeet.s.
-A new budget eessioo. 'l'Uelday to
examine again ..mt cuts and additions
are possible, probably with new m.
formation fnm the county asseuor on.
the amount of -valuatioo in-crea>e.
-The W-y..,. m<diog to tal<e
up 9Cheduled agt!Ol()a IU!ms.
Ostrander's plan for reorganization ls
a t~part one.
One recommendation is for expapsion
ol the Board of Adjustment to a five
member board with addilion ol pro-
feaional persons and 1" staff members,
except as advisers.
Tbe board is curnntly -memben,
one a city staff member, one an arehttect
and one a member at large. 'Ibe positions
are held by Clyde Z. Springe, city plan-
ning and building director; architect
Slorm Case; and Jes,,e Riddle, former
mayor.
Ostrander also favors adding additional
functions for the enlarged board, func-
tions such as sign variances, home OC·
cupatk>n perm.it appliCatioos, architec..
tural review and .site plan review.
'Ibe board was originally created to
handle part ol the load ol the planning
commission -dimenaional matws not
considered bot potatoes -to leave the
comm.issioo more than for plannj~
The oecood pert of the Ostrander pro.
ppoal II for cre#lon ~I a ~
o( buiJcliq ~ Apparently wboever
headed this would coonfirulle varlouo
departments in areas that include
bUilding and safety, zoning, plan check·
Ing, enforeem<U, public -is and ad-vance planning,
Laguna Slates
Jr. Lifesaving
Swimming Oass
Laguna Beach Rec<ation Dei>ortm<nt
II scheduling a junior life aaving coone
for yOUJ1.gsters 12 to 15 years old, who
are qualified at the intermediate or
swimmen level.
The course wlif be held at the ligb
scbool pool Aug. 10 to 21. It wlif be
Monday through Friday from nooa to
1:30 p.m. The fee is $4 per aession.
Classes for adult& will also be added
at the pool beginning July 13, the course
includes per8005 rqing from beglnnen
through 1wimmen level It will be Mo•
day through Friday It 10,30 a.m. Tbe
fee ls $3 per session.
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These two birds arc winners of the 1970 Powder Pufi
Derby -the annual cross-country flying race for
women . Margaret Mead of Santa Barbara (left) new
her light plane to victory. Her co-pilot was blonde
?Ctress Susan Oliver. They picked up trophies dul\o
1ng victory ceremonies Thursday in Trenton, N.J ,,
finishing spot for this year's derby.
IagunaMan
Signs Note
Against War.
A -Llglmo man an duly with the U.S. Army Jn Vletmem 1-joJnod
a ......, Gi """" """""1en llgnin&
• -to • leplator .._i1ng JU
bill 1-Tir'I CalJfOrni---wan....-... set: Robert c. Bam, <i :mu Via
Alclm-, lipod the le tier to
A"""'1lblymln John V-lloo (D&n
Joee) -declan8 Ille Vietnam War
vlotateo -tulional Jilhls of ooldlt:rs
and free men.
"We .,. not -... against this
war wbile we are ~. We have our
jobs to do and we do them to the
best of our ability," the eight add
in uallfk::ation. A~ eight mat are 3el'ViDg wiCh the
First Cavalry Divi&on (Ainnobile) Com·
pany 0, Eighth Engineaing Bal<alloo •
"Rm we bad our choice, we ·would
Id be bfft," UMe letter to A9emblyman v--"But now we must conteet our nation's Plannbtft Meltu ' right to fight in Vietnam and also try
to do our best to protect the yowig
men back bome, soon to become aoldien,
frun figtttlnc here, .. it cont.lnue!.
The Vasconcellos bill is set for a
heorin& nut Tuesday In the Assembly
Ways and Means Counittee, but the
dissenting eight are doubtfUl it will
become a Jaw.
Verner Beck, Kay Southam, Harry Lawrence and Jim Sdtrnitz (from
left) study menu !or annual Laguna Chamber of Commerce 1nstalJ.a.. ~, ..
tion dinner next Thursday at Festival grounds. Lawrence is outgoing_ ••.
chamber president. He will be replaced by Bernard Syfan at tnstalla-~
tion dinner, which is open to.chamber members only. ·;.
11we know that tbis blll will never
..-.. Gov •. !lea(an'• ~. But
if you feel as strongly on this matter
as we do, then we are sure that this
bill will soon beame law despite bis
veto,'' tbey wrote.
"It i. our feellntl that men should
mt be made to light a war in wttich
they do not believe," it continues. "We
also feel WlCe our national security
is not at stake and that our being
here is not an expression ol. patriot.ism,
that legally we camot be forced to
fight in tbirs war."
Ali so Fishing Pier Set;
Building Now Under Wa~~
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Heath to Visit U.S.,
Address U.N. Session
LONDON (AP) -Edwanf Heath wlif
make his first visit to the U"ited States
as Britain's prime minister this fall,
a government spokesman said today.
He will addtua the U.N. ~al
Assembly's 25th amllvenary session, the
spokesman said, but no date ha:! been
fixed.
Ariglers who enjoy surf fishing at Aliso
Beach in South Laguna will have
somedting solid gajng for them by March.
of nei:t year -the Aliso Fishing Pier.
Construct.ion began last week on the
beach end ol. the pier, whlch will be
M reet long. The rest of the e10 feet
will project out over Uie water in the
low silhouette of beckoning recreation.
The beach end will house a restaurant,
bait and tackle store, and restrooms.
Traditionally, such shops are on the
ocean end of the pier, but planners
wanted to leave additional a p a c e
available for ll.sbermen. To accoouno-
date the fishermen, the pier's ocean end
will be diamond shaped, so that anglen
can ftsh fnm the outside or around
the Inside of the dlamood. '1'11111, -
as many peQple can try their luck llf ... ~ one time. ..
Once construction Gi. the beach J
is completed in August, a large con..
strucUon platfonn will be moved lol6.
the ocean to build the -of the pier' ·
sinking some of the odllgooal re-Jnf.;;;t
concrete pilings 55 feet below the ocem>
bed. ,.
Cost or the fishing and recreation pl!r.
is $665,000 and is divided three ways.
The federal gilvemment is payin~.
per cent of lhe cost, the state W
Conservation Boord 2.5 per cent an
the county Harbor Commission the ie-
maining 25 per ceol j
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The crafty 1hopper: he watchH and waits ancl.calo
culole1. When he d-buy, he alway1 ... ml to gel tho Ml produd
for the i...t pri<o. Righi now, tho crafty buyer i1 buying Sylvania
dllcontlnued modela. Those 19", which have ta be moved aut 10
that they can be roploced by nowar ones, have all the quality that
mak11 Sylvania the expert'• choice. In fact, Sylvania discontinued
models are better than most ather people's continued models.
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You, too, can be foxy.
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Your Sylv~nia headquarters
411 E. 17th St.
Costa M-
Dolty M , Mondoy
& Fr~y f.t
Phone 646-1614
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P...,.._ Wiehe .. of Md•
lleld, EilglaM arrived 1J minutes
Nl'ly for ber...,, Job u a telephone _.1or and -.... eaalldent ...
bod -lbe llrm'• ---Annrerlq lbe lint call, ....
eaalldmtly told Ille man '"' Ult oilier ead, ''Sony ,... • .,. aot u.
wnmg llUIDber."' The man fDlilllll
be had tbo right -...i Pamola slowly began to ...U.0 Ille WU in
Ille ~ of!!ce, She uid a wort·
~ had dlrlided her to the wroag
addre11. She wu luppooed tO re-
pO)rl to wort al an olftce across \he -•
The Dttroft Par kl and Rtcrt· -
11ticm Department Wednesdaf
do1td fioe downtoton pvbEfc ,.e1t-
room.1 for lack of atttndanel!!. ··vni1 hone1U11, tht uit Mi not
been. high in thl1t locotioftl. •
Richard Fanning, auiltant JU?"·
kttndt'nt, laid. Ttoo outlvi'Kg
J)ILbUt comfort rtationl wre al-'° Cit>ud ill aft tCOnoMJI driot,
• Victor Lupton, 'J:/, of London went
on bis honeymoon Wednesday -
with ll5 )!iris. His bride Margaret,
12, had brought along 34 teen'age
l(irll from a school where she used
to teach. Margaret had a year-old
Commitment to take the girls on a
holiday at this time. • Robert Schiltz of Qulmper, France
told a court Tuesday he bUJ'J(led
ftve houses because he wanted to
retuni to prison to put on weight
He said since his last release from
jail he lost 15 pounds while working
at an hemes! Job and he wanted the
weight back again. •
Hundredl of lh>e bob¥ chlc--
bfU tof'rt tn f'OUf.e for delivtf'JI
Tllurldav to Frmch P1tsidnt
Gtorgt1 Pompfdou and Mi?rittn
of Aprimllture Jacquet Duham<~
dbpatch•d bv poull'll gr<J1D<r1
in 1outheC1tern France prote&t.
ing tM low price of eog1.
• Asheville, N.C. Sherill Harry P.
Clay led"' newsmen and raiders
Tuesday) to an area his men had
1taked out for three weeks In an
eflort to capture growers of mari-
juana. No arrests were made but 82 healthy marijuana p1ADl1 were
found-and the 1heriff ertimated
they bad been watered within 20 •
minutes of th< arrival of the raiders,
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Kalla Kone, Hawaii Police Cap-
tain George lranon Wednesday
noted a fire truck zig-za~gtng down
the highway -not heading toward
any particular fire. He followed it
and soon arrested Terry L. Good·
win, 26, Portland, who, officer•
nld, had taken the truck from the
airport for a ride. •
Thieves broke into a Eveshaw,
England building site and stole a
flight of wooden 1tair1, potict
1aid.
,.w.,, #t 10, 19711 .
Egypt Jets
Shot Down
Says Israel ..
'No Strings'
Reward Offered
For Mayor's Kin
LANSING, Mldl. (UPI) -An
anonymous ts,000 rew•d with no strings
attadled bas been off-I« the Hie
retum of Lewie Mul11l1¥ .. 1i. IS. The
blonde dollcl*r of 1..-.·. former
bla)'<I' •• k!0-9 by a l'Gllber from
the lllllqile ..... -• -• clerk. A .-.e police -foond m trace
of -Mw••ct>on. -!other Is ..._ I-.. Mayor Mu E. Murn-
lnt!han. or of h<r abdo.m-, dacribed
aa a Negro male about 25 years old
..-Ing dark -end. -what.
Mlsa Mlll1linal>m -forced to sc-
COIJlllllDY • -who held up Gallagh<r'1 glll llhop for "° olt.r Ille
told bim Ibo -~ -ct.we foe • llO lill• llOllce llid.
Lato Tfiinilay, loail -pi..,.cl a tape ""'"dine by Emle Boooo, • ......... local w.:k Alkilat, •
I* .......... -_ ... lw
lflle Muni. -P'" bis iel<P>aie
--prcllnlled ~bl' --11--Jn. fonnlCbJ.. "I wtD detivw h llXlllJ.''
Boone oDI. "P-Cllil .. al my
home.'"
The mrlnf WM -lllOll)'llOUOly, police Aid. 'l1len bad been ..........
--I -dlfnd, police Mid.
Aooonllng to ,..,., ..... -
the shop an UM -eapillll c:H,'1
.... lido -' p.m. ml picbd cut
oeveral 1leml. Wiim -~ opld .... oouJd 11111 ...., blo .. bill,
he pulled .... and -her end
..... -Mn. Oirlotino II:. Galllch« lo lie Oii tbt lloor.
'Love It or Leave'
Threatened in Suit
MT. HOLLY, N.J. (AP) -Burllqlon
fumty olfidall have been tbreatelled.
with a lawsuit because they ordered
Amerlean Dag decals beering the 1loean
"Our Flag: Love It or Leave" placed
on all county-owned vehlclee .
<:raJi Otllinpr, 25, director or the
South Jersey Chapter of the Commlu ..
of Qlncemed Cldzens for a Sane World,
said he ha eo11tact.ed the Amertcu avn LlberUe• Union to study the
possibllily of taklnc legal actJoo 1111nst
the freeholden.
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DOVES DISCUSS HOW PULLOUT CAN BE ACHIEVED
In. DMp Concentration, Sen. Muskie (left) and W. Averell Herriman
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Congress Doves Meet,
Seek War Timetable
WASHINGTON (AP) - A bipartisan
antiwar conference apooaored by &ome
100 senaton and.~en says public
releaSe ol 1 deflnke withdrawal timetable
oflen the hell chance I« a """""'"1
American <sit from Vietnam.
A "slow and erratic withdrawal" under
President Nixon's VJetnam&ation plan
.. could ccmfront America with a choice
between a bloody . Dunkirk or nuclear
domn!day," Sen. Alan Cranston said dur ..
ing the day-long session 'lbursday.
Cranston, a califomia Democrat, said
an enemy tmeertain over wtlether the
UnHed ~ truly lofalds to withdraw
entirely will be tempted to launch a
major attack as U.S. forcel deattse
under current plans.
.. U they do attack, we would be unable
.. nub relnlO!'Cflllenta lo fut """""
to stop them and we would then have
to dl008e between an am.J>hlbious retreat
or fighting back on an escalated scale,"
he added, "even to the point of using
JNClear weapons."
C.onference Olainnan Arthur Larsoni
1 former special aide to the late Presi·
dmt Dwight D. Eisenhower, said "the
healing of domestic divisions in American
l~ership abroad" with public designa ..
tion of a withdrawal timetable. .
W. AvereJI Harriman, former U.S. am-
bassador to the Paris peace talks, said
he is "in full aceord with the conception
that there should be a fixed withdrawal."
He said negotla~ns would be aided
by such a step because "the North
Vletnmnese do not believe we have any
intention ol getting out of South Viet-
natn."
Reds Free Bisl1op. Walsh;
Claim Redmond a Suicide
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Cuef Alr.,e: _
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Troops .Struggle
.To Copter Crash
SAIGON (UPI)' -U.S. 1-m,igglecl wsr ~ and SI detained 111bermei
ln t«renllal tlllll ~ to mch tho io Nor1h Vietnam Saturday al the demlli-
wrecbge of the downed bdico!"" of tar~~ spobmMn quoted_ Pr•m-
MaJ. Gen. George W. CUey on a liill near ler Lon Nol a1 saying about half the •
the Cambodlan bord<r. The U.S. Com· tbnated 71,000 Communist -In. his
mud Aid comblt had ct._.i to lta 1 country had returned lo V11bwa. The
Joweat level al.nee American troops left ' spoke&m&Q llid it· appeared thole wt.
Cambodia 11 d•Y• ago -stayed behind had retired to iaoiated
Cambodian govuiµ;...t IOUl'C<I In = :i,:i reorganize durini the
Phoom Penh reported Thai troops liad
enf<red Cambodia to help prut«t a
tiny border hilltop enclave around the
ancient temple of Preah Vlh<ar, JIO
mlles north of Phnom Penh. Ji was the
lint Ume that fighUng men had come
into Cambodla ainc:e the Lon Nol gov~
ernment asked for help from Bangkok
to fight the Communists.
The U.S. Command relllled to live
more than the most general details of
the Casey rescue operation became of
the possibility he and 1lx others aboard
Jnlght have survived the crash Tuesday
morning. ,
. There were these other developments :·
-Only one major ground engq:ement
wu reported In Vietnam. Foor Ameri·
cans died 100 mjles eut ~ Saigon when
CQmmunlst troops ambushed ·them with .
a mine and small arms fire. Guerrilla
casualties were unknown,
-American B62 bombers flew eight
mis!ions overnight In South Vietnam and
an undlscloeed number in Cambodia and
Laos, U.S. spokesmen said. All the ralds
in Vietnam were in the viclnJty of the
abandoned U.S. Marine Ba!e ol Kbe
Sanh. ,
-Military sources ill Saigon said to-
day the U.S. was_paying moot of the one
to two million dollars of estimated costs
for South Vietnam to train 10,000 Cam-
boclian troops.
-The· InternationaJ Red Cross prepared
to return G disabled North Vietnamese
-* * * House Refuses
War Curb Bill .,
On Cambodia
WASHINGTON (UPI) -'Ibo Houa<,
In seven mlootes, has taJren a l""tl
step toward undolni the notrictlv•
legislation on Cambodia the Senate tool<
seven weeks to put together.
By a 237 to 1S3 vote,. the House refuled
'lbursday .. ac<:ept the CoopeM;hurdt
amendment that would bar" future Jarge-
!Cale military operations In Combodla.
lt aent the bUl to an uncertain fate
in a joint conference.
Disappointed ......... who guided the
measure throogb an adnllnisirailon
obstacle COUt'!e now are wcrried the
action wiU make Hruse conferees evtll
more unyielding on the precedent.e<tlhl&
amendment.
But Sen. f'rank ChUTch (0.ldallo), who
drew up .the amendment with Sen. John.
Shennan Cooper (R·Ky.), said he .UH
leels there is a strong chance the
measure will end up oo President Nil'00'1
desk.
The Cooper-<hlrch .-....
D le Le added by the Senate to a $300 m!lljoo e gates ave 1 ... 1gn military sales bill posoed by
the House earlier in the year. ·
The administration and .its backers y outli Assembly In Congress want the bill -but they
have Jl9l said whether they want It
UNITED NATIONS !UPI) -A Puerto badly enough lo accept the Cooper.
Rican delegaUon Withdrew tOOay frun Church amendment.
the World Youth Assembly on grounds House Republican leader Gerald R.
the ......... 1.... had been rted Int Ford of Michigan said he w a 1 un.~16 conve 0 "delighted" at tbe House action. Be a propaganda festival by JeftiBts. called 00 the HOU!t-Senate conferees
At Thursday's opening &eS8icm lelUst now . to remove the r..........-.n.. .......
groopl!I made cmcerted attacks oo the amendment .....,...,_.__..v
HONG KONG {UPI) -C.O..unil! also wed him whether he knew America .Unlled States. end II polici<s and thole from the bill.
an today hod l'f.yew-old Anwrican had .....Uy ,.nt men to the moon. or the U.S. allies. ~e~~er ~Pres!-=
Bishop James Edward Wallh bun 11 He said he knew nothing about this." Puerto Rican J<llle Grandos told tl.lday'1 to ;rotect the lives of Amerlcn troos:a.••
)'WI lmprialYJl'Cllt • a ,.., .. and Walsh wu 1enteooed in 1959 to 20 sesA>rl the leftists Wflr'e ~to make Ford Said in a statement. Such In.
Ilk! Hup Fnlodl lledmood Jr., 50, • yeon In prloOlt on d1arpa' o1 "spying the Ulembly a "Cllllon copy of their terference is ohorWlghled ind llmrill, •
ol v-• NV for the UnHed Stetet and the Vat1can, welJ.known. youth fe.!Uvals.'' he said ........ .,commlttedlldclde lo 1-~~~~~~~~-:--~~~.....:......:.:::.:::::.:::::.:::..::::::.:.::::.~~~~....:::::::.~~~~~~~~~
April In his prison cell -. he also I
WM held on spy charges,
Redmond's Yonlc<n-..ey eqnri.ed
doubt al tlie &Ulddt nport Ind Aid
walked IOfOll the border lo ....., ldlUJ
Comudal lnbumanlly.
W.W., a nettve of Qnnberland, Md ..
walked acru11 the border in worn khaki
trousen: am dlected ~ unshaven
and -· llolpllal spokelmea tonight aid he .. "in re:mM'kably IOOd' health"
and 0 wffbou& 9PP1rent probkms" despite
btaonlell.
Dr. -Rowan! of Our Lolly of M_,-Hospital M1ert the Bililop
ii staying said, "he is l nremarkably
good health. lt """"' they have been
taking good care of him in the past
four months." Another spokesman said
W aloh reported he had been treated
well.
"He fold me that he had good food
1rom Ille American Rid Croes and books
from his brothers and sisters In
Amertea," Italian priest Am1ro8e PoletU
said. ..He k>oloed quite pleased, quite'
calm and quite well and waa in good
spirits."
"I uked him whether he preferred
1 ~ or an ambulance to take
him to the hospital," Poletti uid. "He
said be would like an ambulance, I
Capital Airport Inundated
It's Typical Mid.summer Day for Most of U.S.
C•llforttl•
Los I'°'* and loc1t tw lllwtf'M
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tocookwith Medallion electric
flames. kitchen.
Why put up with oppressive Aputmcnt can alto rnean llame-ample wiring for today's elec:tri·
kitchen heat caused by open leu electric heatlns. a .. n heat. cal appliances, plus provislona ···'""'"'~"'·"'·'. , .... , ......... for the electrical wooden comlrc
combumon that dirty walls And llamcle11 air condl· up In the all-electrU: future.
and windows? After all, the tlonlng. It cleans Rnd cool1 Medallion Homes and Apart •
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and l\partmcnt1. Each includes a Ing-without a pilot, without a trend. sCJ/a
modern, flameless, all-electric flue, without wasted space. Fur·
kitchen. A Medallion Home or thermo re, a Medallion Home has Southern California Edi•on
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Lion Stal·kers Uap111re Prey••A Beagle ' .·
HAPPY ENDING -Rescued Beagle. Mr. B., gets
acquainted with lion cub after harrowing experience
at Li.on Country Safari. From left are Robert Norris,
Lion Country's senior game.ward@!i;_T~a Balley,
12. a friend of Mr: B's owner. and Debra Galle-
more, who is holding her prodigal pet
Leaves Retreat
Leary_.'s Son Missing;
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JUdge Orders Arrest
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of Hit; Deity 1'1111 Stiff
The judge who gr-probation to
the '°" of notoriou.. Dr. Timoll1y Leary
has order«! his immediate arrest after
Jeaming he is no longer at a picturesque
religious reLreat for ex-Orug users in
the San Juan Capistrano 8"!&,
John· B. Leary, 21, who ~ent before
Superior Coor! Judge Byron K. McMillaJ\
les then three weeka ago, ill charged
wittl violation of probation.
Judge McMillan allowed young Leary
to stay at the ranch operat.ioo founded
by Rev. Max Rapaport. of the Churdl.
ol San Clemente, a facility near Ortega
Highway.
No one but John Leary seems lo
know whe.re he ls today.
"I don't know what's happening," said
the Rev. Rapaport. "His parole officer
called yesterday. He was staying here
but I don't know when he is now."
He apparenUy baan't eecaped, he has
Jmt gone somewhece. \
Judge McMillan b9ued a bench war4
rant earlier this week, saying he heard
frun reliable sources that Lury had
moved back to his old hawits in the
Festival Hunts
Sunday Singers
Woold yoo still Uke to get out' and
berone a vocal part of the m.>Y..faceted
FeltivaJ of Arts? _ '
Woodlancl'Drive·a.r.i cl Laiuiio BeO<h . ·
He abo said he undersklbd Leary was
aelling reoonls In a poyoheclelic shop ..
Neither residence in the colorful, wood-
ed nook: in the Art Colooy -where
a drug arrest sparked a semi-riot last
weekend -nor hanging around a
psychedelic shop fit \Yell with terms
of his probaJion.
A DAILY Pl.LOT call to the Orange
Coonty Probation Department ThW'sday
afternoon led to the first ini.lirc that
NIDC)' Nebon had lost one of bee most
notorious probaUonen.
Judge McMillan could have im~
a state prbon sentence oo Leary last
June 22, but he accepted recorn-
mendatims based on his 90-day oblerva-
hon period at the California Correctiooal
Institute f~ Men at Chino.
Defense attorney Irvin Cooper, the Rev.
Rapaport, and Miss Nelson all said Leary
was optimistic about a drug-free future
of achievement and adaptation to a more
structured society.
"'He has shown eveey willingness at
Chino and I know that the boy Is
determined to Hve a good, clean nr~."
Cooper tokl Judge McMillan, who was
181' touat>er on faUw Leary.
Dr. Leary, 50, his wile Rosemary,
3f, and John were all arrested ln the
Woodland Drive area of -Laguna 1*ch
Dec. 2', 1!119, in a ltltioo wagon pro.
' secutors portrayed • a four-wheeled
pbarmacy.
Narcotics detedivet takl they con-
fiscated LSD IDd mlrijuilna from the
vehicle.
Dr. i.e.ry ~currently 1ervirw a ooe-l<>-
(llee LEARY, Pap I)
Woodland Drive ·
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·Gives ~lf;Up,-
A 1--_,_ olJepd to l\ove• llt«fend 'rih 'p:,o;,;1.,~ Iha.
July 4 clioturbulCO on ·'Wa!dllnd· Drhe,
turned henell ln Tluiday -......
and was re-all« pootln( ll,JIO
bail:
A wam111t bad boon bsued !or tile
arrest of Patty Colleen Yirb, 30,· of
5CM Park Ave., whJ aMegedly aaaulted
an officer by kickin( him as be wu
making an arr..i. S>e allo -·charged
with dio!urbiog tile peace.
Sevaiieen -and -juV11111ts were ilrTeoled in the mefee thal br<lupl
23 police can mm siJ: law agmcia
to the La.gum Oany<rt area.
Abo arreoted on a bend> -WeG>e!day was Stanley H. Dye, 21, cl
1195 Victory Walk, booted on charges
ol disturi>ing the peace, unlawlul
assembly, r<inaining at a riot -beiD(
warned to leave and urP:ie a riot.
U.S . BEACHES
ACCESS URGED
SACRAMENTO '(UPI) -'"1e
Senate today voted to an the
federal govmment to allow pubtic
access to Callfomla b e a c b e 1
located wldlio mt It tar y Jn.
stallations.
The vote on the reeolution drawn
up by the .U.Ubfy 10lect com-
mittee on enviroamelKal quality
WU 23-1. Sell. Cl#k L. Bradley
(R-S&n Joee), cut the IOle nt11Uve -·
For the crew llt tm cc.mtry, cap.
........ " Ila wild ,_ Wlllllly
~ a jeep, a few men . and a few
mlnules. ,
But CltdUnr a eiat>ed beegle ""'->. q-the -" ........ Frank;,; Buck llld a pb·-cl wily Uperls.
'"1e.mdl.-C.-cl II (COUbWm)
animal lpOciallsU, • fleet " i-and • ,,__ cun linally boued u.e
beacle in ... hilll .... the pCll'Ular
DtW wt1c111e --I.Mao more -'""" "' the rollioc blDo Werk!. of the Imne Rancl!.
And Ibo J-~ family ol But eveey Ume the ranien -W<rldoc
llcmtialinn Beach an 1-Y apin at alter boon -get close to "Mr. B."
home with "Mr. B," Iha family poi the doc eluded them.
who slipped out cl a Lion °"'!Dl'l' ~ · By 1birsclay ~·111<. B." had been -last w..-· aa Ille lamlly· v-Iha in the hills !or three dayo anc!' Ille
pork. situation had grown critical.
Semlng the lmmediocy cl the -. sw.en.meit in their -Hlrtped i..
staff. at Lion Country let out after th. aet out once more on dog~ ..-t
hound, but he led them meny -(See BEAGLE, hp ZI
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By JOHN VAL TERZA be<n a dork area In the cw for weeks. were potentially -•l!ini and in-·
Of ._ o.iir P111t steff And now that Gamble's commeOts have judicial.
PoJice ezperts oo Satanisn from Lot: been aired, Sherlff'3 Lt. Richard Drake Drake however, «ii:I. reveal um lllM
Aagelec .aad .s.o .Franoiaoc> today. w.... cl extnmely groteoque adlvlty muot hove
called into the murder lnveotlptlon of said, the Sataolsl ~ the munle< ae<0mpanied tile slabbllig of tile El Toro
tx,_VJ.ly butchered Mrs. Floreoi;:e'Brown will be the tarcet of an lmensive police teacher because of the condtUoa «.. tbe
alter an ollorney's -nions 'llltnday inv.-...tion. bo!JY.
ot a. devil . -p rilual Mt1J parts "We already have oolled in a captain ','I'm ~ 1,.,,..,. to be ~ .... ar ~ on the Los ADgei<s Po!loe ~t -"~ ••..., -of her body. .........,1w1 as an .. _rl in tile flelcl teolionally birnre, but evecyme -Bui Santa Ana lawyer.La,...... Com-·-""'!':.....le. saw Mn. Brown's remains on the nJclll bki aatd bis cled lftd' suspect iD the of Winiam, and we ~:r wU1 wt tbey were discovered wM convlnced. tblt
a1'Yiol, Slephen Crall Hurd, 20, did "'°"' advlco !nm othei dtleo. ~ ..,.,.thing very 1trabge bad &CQ)IIl!IOD-nOt pu:tictpete to tbe' aUeced : Satan we have no cme oa aut;, fore• ied the murder -cannibalism wua't
wonllip' ritual In crevo1m1 N-, koowlecfleiille "'·JIU uJeot. llicUhe ru1ec1 ou~ either\ he satd frankly.
Fonot with the.,-_, laoP•itd VI\' • u,.-~. , ' , . ' 1 IL Drake, --plO,ed a. 1eadlac ..ia !!'*'"'U·--· v-·=· Dr.; •. la W'C;ll!· In fiodiog -... -ti. a; c· _. · • ' . • l ~ .. .,..,......,. the K-bar mUllory -all<ledl1 -
Cambre, .... ""' 5 h '-. .... ''Wliii. cap, J..--•• 1''....... ia Iha oiaying the mlaiofJ .... ., Ila.
ollelecl _..,_ .. " ....... -...... -the -cf-. ....... -and the bloody murder -cl hoinel• ,..ills. alao -denied lo atlacl: ""l!fs -'f!.ncll:r ·llillll I.I !n]m.. oaldlhlSatalstelemeal•-
,_-tbal hll dloot, --be ... hll family slept. hod croj;p.cr up in boun " taJkUC
a plea " -ln court 'lbunday, Bui Drake said lie ilioottoc -w;Jh.Hcrc! aacl·four otben foolall dlarpo ' eiilwr toled GI' mutilated Mrs. Brown. '1in· DI> w17" related to his work GD · in. tDe murder.
Hurd W'8 ·only m -.., Gomhte . the baam .... cl Mrs. -. . •1 am hooestly "'Y Ille! it ,,._
aaid. Drott, who -led hll llhodl •I · -rod tnlo the CClllVersotlooo to Ill!
'lbe etilre .-pect rl the evbceratioo the attorney's comments, eald revelationl noticeable point," he aid.
acid diomtmblnDenl cl the body has such u the rliual sacrlllce -Wliat did ' we; howev«, be s&ld. -
Aiil to Handicapped Cut :
By Reagan in V~S.Dispute
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov. Ronald
lleqaD. locked in • llruggle with the
Nixon admiDistraUon over the gt.nerosity
ol CalHomla welfare grants, today an·
nounced a SlO milijon cutback in servicts
for the aged, blind and disabled.
He onlered that 124.s million In funds
budgeted for homemaker and attendant
care aervlces be reduced to Slf..5 million
during the current fiscal year.
Additionally, he directed the IJ.'Uing
of "emergency" regulatiOns tbet llate
funds distributed to the counties fOt'
the programs be allocated on a monthly
basis instead of yearly.
'"1e llepubllcan governor said this J!l'O-
cedure would "insure that no county
expends more ltate money for the pro-
gram than that provided to them.''
'Ille Slate Social Wellsre Deparlment
estimates there an: about 50,000 peraons
In PfOll'&mS for the bllnd, aged and
dlabled who receive homem.ater and
attendant care services, auch u boUle c_.,. ·and ltanlportailon.
A deportment spokesman lllld K Wal
not lcnown how ~ would be chopped
because ol the Clllliack and that-ti would
be up to individual counties to decide
who must be eliminated.
Reagan announced the . action ll!i a
lotter to tbe chairmen of county boan1s
of supervilors. He sakl tt was aim~
at ''lessening the he&vy weUare ~
on the taxpayer."
He said ll would force no reclplmt
into out-of-home care.
A spokesman for the governor aakl
the Ill million freed by clampln( the
state openc!lng celllng on the 'two pro-
grams would revert to the key 8'fteral
fund and that there now were · no plana
for spending IL
He aaid II coold be used to llnanco
possible "deficiencies" Jn welfare or
other programs later.
The governor told the supervllon ·~
the ..., state regulations adopted by
Social Welfa,. Director l\Oberl Mlrlln
4'strone1Y recornmmd." that a county .
not spend Its own pneral relief fWM!s
to supplement the Jll'Olflinl ,...,_ the
Mate allocallon is exhausted."
the tr'"'°r 'lllllch allegedly SOI off Ille
slayers on Sand Canyon Road the ai.
--o1Jcme3.
'Ille youths. Drake said. allegedly *"
costed the ·woman as she drove from
a fr<eway Qllrsmp to a PTA -..,
acid wanted ber car bee..,. theirs had
stall<d. ·
Mn. Brown then made reference to
the obvious unkempt appearance of the
band.
''That was the· trigger -when the
victim told them she wouldn't give ber
car to a bunch of dirty kids wbo need
a bath and haircut," Drake revealed.
"But Hurd said nothlng to us. SuU
Alla (pollcel or Riverside (sheriff's
(See SATAN, Pap II
PILOT OFFERS
FAIR TICKETS
Starting loday, the .DAILY Pnnr ,,,_.
viles 120 ~ per30ClS to be tho
...._.. .. guest at the Oranp CountT. Fair & Expooitlon. .
Ton names a• clay will be publWiecl
in lpecia1 "ads'' in the clusified ado
verllsing secl\oo cl the --· Each penon whole namo appears there 11
mtilled to • pair of lickels to Iha
fair and wm receive ' ln.structloM Oft
how to obtain the tickels by ..ac1iJC
the ad lhtlng his name.
LoOk tbete now. You may already:
have won your fair UckeU. '
The Festival 11 seeking .!lingers lo
participate in the free On.(he.Green
performances held on Sunday .aftemoonl
in August.
Sdleduled to perronn on August t,
16, and 23, th e Chorale will feature
International folk songs augmented by
cdorful dances performed by members
cl the Laguna Beach Civic Ballet.
Bus Drivers Good Scouts
, He warned that •jany •ttempt to do
.. -by spendln( tax monies raised
·locally from the county tax · hue -
would contravene the clear Intent ol this
admlnlltnlion's action which Is to cut
the ...i of .... ware at hottl Ibo llate
and local levels."
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Singers wishing to participate ln these
procrams on the Festival grounds, m~y
call Kris Meyers at "94--2808 or Janet
Cory al "M-Ql"-Rehearsals will begin
Tunday, July 21 In the music rOOm
of the CotM'lunlty Presbyterian Cllurcll,
415 Forest Ave.
THE ICEMAN
IS STUCKETH
OCEANSIDE (A PI -A :IOO-
pound' block of lee fell against
·_James , Richman, ind It wu 1
h.all-hour later 1"unday before
firemen could free him. RJc:hman,
35, was operating a lift tn an
ice plant when the Ice sllwe<f
ot! the elevator. Ho wu treated
and relea8'd at a hospital. •
Lagu1ia Sets Out Rules for New Service counties have untll.1171 to ceovert
from aUendant care to homemaker "'"le<' for the aged. bllnd and disabled.
A. munkipal bus driver, llie .a Boy
Scout, should be courteous, ptlient and
helpful. •
He ahoukl allo have a poaiUve attitude
toward public service and a class II
driver's license, accordint to standards
aclo!J!ed by the Laf!una Besch City Cowl·
ell for their new venture into the realm
ol municipal service.
'"1e dJy Is cumotly ,..ting a second
'bCIJ drt•et to help normaliJe the work
lood ~ oarrted 117 Tonuny '"'°l"PIOft. He was hired by the dty when II l(qulred
his fln1!1Ciall111oundtrlna be!• line Jul)'
l, Laguna Transit Company.
''Tommy has been worktnc about 12
·houra a day." uld Joeepb StNany, city
publ~ work1 director. "l:le't charpd
with the care and feedlnl of the bu!fJll
and -~ had '"'1 ftlief on drlvtnc
or help on the servl<:e of the bu1e""
'"1e Cowicll toot over °"· bllJ line
wben It appetred their ~l9fl3 had rw'·
rowed to that or watching the Unelceaae
to eslst. Many -~ on Iha
snail line for transportation •lone
Pacl!lc Coast Hla:hway in Lacuna and
environ!.' ,
The council ponder<d whether lha1
could make it a payin& operation lly
util1'nc dl!t-maintenonce, bulk p.irchu-
tng Cif , supplies 'SUch ss ga!Ollne """ c by poalble rate adjustments.
Sweany said, 1·17.· we're :In the process of renow If the buses, 1
we're doinc a lot nlcal wort
and put Ung th~il· pe." The city acq ' the line and Us
two buses for • ,Goo. Sweany 11kt two
buses are. pretty rundown but 1 tblrd, ·
the mini-bus "la Jn prttty fair lhllpe."
'l1>a ~ ........ -In Iha di)'
ve!llcl• yard and the mlnt·bus hu
become the -khone ., the trio -
Neither program involves n u r a l 11 I
the olher, two are rejuvenated. terVices.
Sweany 111d Iha dty has not y<t Meantime. Raapn and llate wtlfm
pttm Into aey lchedule, rate .or l'OIM officials lndlcaled they had no-·
nvislons. ol bocking doWll on an aasertlon by
O>uncllin111 havo toyid with the Idea the Nlxoo Admlnlatratloo that C&111ornla
of beellni , up Iha llne, poalbly with 1s fat1iaC to comply ..,Iii f~ welfm ...u bules, anc1 espandinc routeo to laws. 1
!nc:luc!e Top of ,the Wotld and o1ber '"1e Doparlm01I cl Heollh, Educatlon
_, not --.ct. -and Wel!ano warned , 1" Wllillnlton
llholby Langfonl, ctty ·f-.olllcer, • '""""1ay that the llate 1-, a pooslbJe
hos begun oolleclinl financial atatlstlcs. Joa cl II' bllllon 1n fedei'at flmcl1 II
lie said receipts from" the operation· It failed to ,comply. A 1-inl by HEW'
have been • 1veragtn1 about tlO daily" w11 tet lot A\li· 25 tn San , Fraitclico
alnce the city look over at Ille beslnnlnf to air the dllpUte public!)'.
of the month. ' Basically at lllllt Js the 1tate'11fllhlre
Lanlllon! 10ld th• bu• operalton has· to make a cost·of.llvlnc · Jncreue for
been set up In a separ1te city fund reclplellla In the nearly II blllloil Aid
"and M will run a cumulative rwpcrt to ramUles With Dependent arlldml
for the ye1r." lt had been ettlmaled (AFDC) -sm. A 11117 faderal 1'w
urlier that It mlat11 c:ost 115.000 aratusll)' nqulno states to maintain wtlfare stan-
to operate the lint and lhat,rovenua c!ardl of need that are oot more than
mllh( run to '21,ltJ. • a yesr f the cumnt coal cl llv1nr-
f
Wutlier
The ... alher ii getting ,,,_..,.
OU1 along • the CoUI. SUll mootlJ
SU1UI)' with earl)' monilnc and eve-
ning cloucls and little t<mper&Un
change.
INSJnB TODA 'Y
Colhttf}t ond wstent mv.ric
wlU b< a ~lghllgAI of tJlc 0...0Q•
ColllllJli Fair 111hlth op<M, atz-dai -
run in Cotto Mt.ta tai1'1"0WMll .,., Tvesdau .. r.u dclaila In 1o-
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SAT.t\N ••• -··> -Illa ..u-... llrUit -a.,..;. -Gamble, who c:GOlld nol Iba ns 1t Pl ,_ Nf1ttwn' ., .... -.. &bis
:JM!:lllllliadlalllmd ... -·-· .. ID SID Fnncbct to ''vtalt the devil",
pPGINy Ille leader of • wlda1y publlclaed
eult ol Slt•ntd1 ID the Bay Arel. Tbt
-·----Loo~. 'Illa -aacrtficJa1 titual, tool! ........ _.__
EL: cart.o Village jull tolo RiverlldO ~ put lllO ar..., County line.
Jl ••there that Mra. !lrown11 rt:rmtm
-dun>pod lolo a llballow .,..... IM
tht·objects In tbe -..lllCa
-mt foulld. And police telet1pos dlopalched the
day -Ille cllacovely of (Ile bod7
by • lllk1r specified ... -md
tbe member wbJcb were mlMlni.
Hurd, .... naltlor lrta1 fir boCh Iba .
Brown butchorlng md tlla -
miqd..-of l«Vk:e al&tloG .._..,. Jerry
c.itMi. 11, who died Juni :a, "M.11 be
Is afraid the -will not 1l1De h
Bible beiJll lhera In hil jall cell," Gamble
Mid, eAnd ha t.lla me the clovll 11
telling him to 111.lff b1mlelf out."
"tbe oChers., Hlll'd 1ays1 talt up devil
wmihip In private, but lalk H down
1n •. J>UbUc, • .Hlll'd clalms bo really ~eVes in the devil," the lawyer added.
bus far Ille alleged principala In the
tllli1111 facing court ..Uon are:
.,..lllll'd, • Blender.faced drift<r who
..,..-ally lived out ol cars befOR bll
ecrest Jn .a barn imr Nerco. IDa ~ bea1ilic -adiedaled "" Ju!Y :Ill. -
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Plenty of Rumm•e• i1nd l~atlon ~t f rM Clinic
:.....airtt&opbe ''Gnu" Gl:lbaneJ, lT,
1ri'tme lawyers ln -Portland, Ore.1 are
Wnc a pltdled court battle flgbl1nr 11\f youdl'• mrad!Uon 1o 0raoce Count)'
;:;;,. be '-adult dwJea of murcler-
'-flennan -Taylor, rr, a W dr:i!t.r picked ap 1n Nonr~--_ guna
,;e,Jcs ago ~ Cll murdeHldoap Clinic Nurses
cfi;tges. • .
.. .lAftbir C. "Nome" Hulle, lS. ol
Garden Grove, Implicated In the blud-
dealll ol Carlin and ~ ol !"11 !mil
!Iii· llatioo whore Ille colJeto 1111dmt
llOld • nllbt -·· job. -.....oormctal marijuana p 0 I I e 1 1 0 t
¥'''"" J>enW•, 11, who .. booted
Cir! accencP1 charlM U abt aervecf
bar-aevenlll day ol a sll-monlh -
I ci..Jbe ~ rap. She WU ln Orange
eqmty jail when llhe -tmpUcated.
.L ,1'-yOIN>ld juvenile -......... Jiat relwed faces h ame MUWClif"
llfl!iH.felooJ -....
~egation
_Clean Up Starts
f wASHIMG'l'ON {UPI) -With d.oi
In,...., -U, the N!Jm
-bu bqun Ill Dnal pulb up" 121 hard-core IOUtbem
diat bne resisted de1egreption
·-the original lllM Supremt c..rl fecree.
• Al u bad threalened, the J..UC.
(>'!JlrU~ l1led IJl!I 'lbunday IPi!>ll stato of 11iM!s1iP1>I lo dele-'°
9 m ill HI ICbool dlstrlcta. Two of
boldooll were upected to bave ..,.
ble plam by Ille --: 5o<alled mullldlltrlct suits -Jumplnc
)mraJ --wllhln a "''" ::.... weft filed qalnst • toLa) of 27 ·u-m ArUmu, Florida. and Saath
{;arolina.
': ljearly 200,000 -II were Involved
1J>"111urllday'1 ectlon -~.111 of them
~. 11,211 ol -atte nde d ~ acboob last year.
" AIMant Attorney Gtmeral Jorril
• dlle! of tht C1vU Rights
vision, promloed more 111111, possibly
or this week or nut.
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µ11egal Says Coqrt ..
~ WASHINGTON (UPI) -A h!deral
io>urt ruled 'l1llnclay a I percent fare
!trike startal by tile naU00'1 airlines ~ Octol><r II Wegal. The airline Industry
:Mid the nillng -not .._ k will '.~ lo -tht -"' rem-~ _ ... who bave poid It.
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Set Fund Raising Sale
Nurwa of tlla Lquna Beach Free
Clinic wm sponsor a rummage 18.le
Saturday and Sunday lo raloe funds
I« tht oootrovenlal cent..-.
Boob, furniture, garments, trinkets,
lhoes, toys, irret suits, and suitcases
will be offered al lbe backyard sale
each cl. ttie two days; from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. at 10t5 Catalina St.
The clinic, located on the corn<r of
·Gleweyre sire« and Park Avenue, was
st.rted several -.,. to o11 ... -medical aid fir penoos In Ille Laguno
Beach area. But the clinic wu unable
lo open lll doon fir fuL time medical
~e due to lack cl fund!, and has
only been operating as a referral ageocy
in recent weeks.
The nurses are hopeful tbal Ille mooey
raised from the rummage aale will be
""""P 1o finally get 1be Free Clinic
open full time wtth medical and
psydiologica1 aid offer«!.
Abortion Link to Bring
Excommunication in LA
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Roman
Catholic archbishop of Loa Angeles says
be will es:communicate any member of
the church within hil jurbdiction who
beo:lmes lnvolved ill an abortion.
"Thou aha:lt not kill is the unchangeable
law of God," Archbishop Timothy Man-nine declared in a proclamatlcm Thurs-
day.
"lmdly and clearly our voices must
guard the religious convictions of every
doctor, nurse, social WOrker, employe
of any medical or 90cla1 welfart agency,
in their stand against the righla ol
the unborn," he lild.
"Their conscienci!S must not be forced
inlo violation; they must not be
pressurfld to assist in abortion practices,
ft<W' may they advbe, counsel or pressure
weUare recipients toward the pro-
curement of an abort.ion."
'Ibe Los Angeles Archdiocese has about
l .? million member• in Los An&eles,
Orange, Ventura and Santa Barbara
countiea.
Umier Callfunla law, effecctive since
1969, abortion is pennltted for such
reasons as npe, incest and preservation
of the mother's physical or mental
Va lencia Area
Annex Approved
Annexatioo of 91 acres lo Ille V al<oda
Cotfty Serv\ce Area No. 17, west and
aouth of Robert and YaJe avenues,
swtberly of the Santa Ana Freeway.
hal been approved by tl>e Local Agency
Ji'onnMIClt COmmlssloo.
Pet.I-f<>t the '""Ii"' was Leavlll am Sons o( C&Ufornia, developers, who
plan to build 510 single family homes
oo the ac:reage, plus a park aite and
--lbelb,
The developer r<qUem.d th< annenUon
!!JO that the Valencia Service Area could
provide fire protffiio11, parks main-
-and str<el IWO<ping fir fl>e planned bomea.
Ex.Colombian Envoy
Taken hy Guerrillas
llOOOTA, Colombia (AP) -Fonner
Colombian ~gn Mlnbter Fernando
t.ndono 1 Londono, was t I d n a p e d
'nlunday by guerrillas who demanded
$!00,000 nnaom, poUce BM01Jnc:ed today.
LOndono, 57, was abducted when he
WM coLnc t.o his coffee farm ntar
Minh.ales city, lM miles (l'Oln Bogota.
The guerrillas, membon ol U\f NaUona~
Llberailon Army, a pro.Castro group,
11t11l a leker lo Londooo'1 faml!J tsk~
for (Ile ramom.
health.
"No leglslatlon of man," said Manning,
"can change God's unchangeable com-
mand, 'Thou Sbalt Not Kill.' 0
A spokesman sald Catholics within the
archidocese wou1d not necessarily receive
a Jetter of excommunication should they
participate in an abortion.
"It is between every Catholic and
his conscience," the spokesman aald.
Said the archbishop: "From the mo-
ment or pregnancy. motherhood and life
are at issue and at stake . • • The
direct intention of destroying a nonviable
fetus Incurs the penalty o f U:•
commwtlcaUoa.11
A nonviable fetus ls one wh1cb cannot
Jive outside the mother'& womb.
Simon Discloses
$2 Mi11ion Cost
For Senate Bid
SACRAMENTO (AP) -IncMlt1allsl
Norton Simon of Los Angeles bu
"']><ll1ed to the secretary of state that
he .,,.,,t nearly 12 mlllioo in bis last-ditch
campaign lo win the Republicon U.S.
Senate nomination.
Nearly all cl. Jt was bl:s own money.
Simon spent three times as~ much as
his successful opponent, incumbent U.S.
Sen. George Murphy (R-Calif.)
The reports filed willl Secretary of
Slote H. P. Sulllvan .. id Simon spent
$1,985,299 compared lo Murphy'• 1137,761.
Mllfl>hy faces Rep. John V. Tunney,
Democrat from Riverside, in the general
election.
Simon's contributions totaled the same
as hi.! expenditure. Of that, he and
his wife contributed a com b J n e d
$1,1185,214. The m came from aboul
500 persoo.s.
Simon apent more than II million In
radlo and television advert!Jing.
Tunney reported receiving 14:I0,771 and
spending 1521,!Q:I.
Simon surprised pol~Klal ob"'1Ven by
stepping into the Senate race agalnst
Murphy on the last day m flllng In
March.
H" blitz campaign lnclud«I oaluratlon
advertising on radlo, televWan Ind
nev;spapers.
Mu l"{>lly won by 1.3 million -. lo
659,000.
His P'"""'al contribution lo his ·°"" campaign was considered a record, 11
was tile total bf $2.6 million sp111l by
he and M\lrpby fir the nomlnailon.
Stran.ge Situation"
Ex-mayor Queries Dana-Capo Beach Cityhood Motiv e
A former tJ1110r of -lajactad
• -noto Into ... dNdl7 -dellale Wedntlda1 over the propo!ed
lncOrporaUan of Dana Point-Capistrano
heh bdore the Local Agency Fonna·
tloa Commlttee. Richarcl C. Brownell, who Is moving
to 3391J Z1n1to Drive, Dana Poln~ aald
he bod been 1 city counclbnan · and
mayor for 10 yem and was no longer
at "tbe choice ot the voters."
"'1l8a ~-propoiients do DOI
nalile what !hoy ara lfllllol lalo," lbe
u-11man aplalaad "II la a..._
situation to find people WANTING local
pvemment.
•"! fooghl aD their bottlts -zoning,
pet regulation, licensing -for to years
and grew tired of it all. t am moviDg
to Dana Point to get 'away from aovern-
ment and I'm a conaervaUve, too, if
another reason iJ needed.11
A> the laughter lllbsided, Blvwnell
added teziou54r, "The pniperty tues
will ,. ,. mm 111a .....-io -.
TblJ are flJ.IO ""' la -and
I aaw the'""' u -ta -moJ:e .ermes."
"°°king straight al th< LAC com-'
mlssiontn, he aaid, 0 You should make
the proponents ol this move show you
evidence of real IUppOl't before you a~
prove any Incorporation."
The commlulonen evidently qreed
as they turned down tbe propo1ed in--
corporation for tbe th1nl llma in tho
past !ii }'MI'S.
.f'...,.. P 8fle J
BEAGLE •••
Md mUd lbouta ol. 1-..Uy-bo, the bomd, ••
the .. algbtlni ol Mr. B. tla'ned inlo a
full«ale punull
South Count y Y Reveals
Santa Ana-Tustin Merger
Ftoally cornered llld a bit wild, the
growllnt """"'! ,.. ready for aopture, '!be Sanlo An&-1\Jliln YMCA will
but bll aplrlta _. more aggresoive merge with th< South Orange County
fben tl>e huntllnea bad ftclred. YMCA lo fonn a single metropolitan
faclllty.
With 1 pop -lbe Vuoty tranqulllzer The unanimous ~Oii was made at
gun with 111-~ mlallle, "Mr. a meel!ng ol tl>e Santa Ana Y board
B." took a well-dearvfd nap. Wecbsday, after a simllar declsk>n to
Alter nne tender CIU'e for ae paws merge passed the board governing the
and clrowshw by the -vet at ·Soutll Orange Cour<y YMCA lul month.
Lion Coun...., c•Br. B." ftDt-bome lo 'Jbe new metropolitan organization was ., ooughl ao that greater facilities, person-
tht arma fl. I doUng Debra Gallamore, • nel and capital would be available for
14. He'a doinc jl.OI line afl<r tl>e onleal, all ol Souibem Orqe County.
Safari 1[>0k-Mn lald -, 'lllurt-The metropolitan Y will be divided
day nlcht. Into three branchea, one I°' the SOuth
"Mr. B." pve the Lion Country bnas County, ooe for Santa Ana-Tustin, and
a migraine beadad>e lastlll8 lluoogb the ooe fir the Saddlebaclt VaDey.
wee!< alter bo fled from Ille speclal <llarlfS Beolon, president ol the Soulll
kemel !..-vf111or peta ~ the compound County branch, holed In Laguno Beach
as an aide brought in IOIDe water. think& tbe merger will help expand the
.......... ..._au -.-.11.-. YMCA'a operations in this area. "~ _,_, waa "-~.ught ••• "I w-• ,._ '· ~ ~ thi ~le." a opok-.n said. ·~ ·~ merger ~ ·~ -ng .. for the Y down here," Benton said. Whot we worned about the ID06I "It will give us an opportunlly I<>< good
was if btqer md Ullrlt would drive Jeadership and we will have available him lo get Imo Ille partc, her "Had be gooe inside he would have high call men that we couldn't aHord to have in the past.
been ~ -more -an hors "In addition lo Illa! we can take ad-
d'oeuvre for the guests we have here /' vantage of the metropolitan Y's ac--
tbe ..,.... added. oounUng procedure, something we could
But "Mr.·BJ'-couldn'l make ·tt lnalde ·· ·notaffordlodoouraalvesln Ille put." ·
- a -.I It -lo tlla elective 'Ille Soulll Orans• County YMCA Wal
.,__ the park baa talc111 lo Uti> formed when the Laguna Beach Y llj)ftad
lions where tliey belmg. its wings during the admlnistration of
But the chuea lftll't over yet. former Director Roger Carter to take
At lut reports the Lion (OOrJt:y staff in El Toro, Mission Vle}o, Laguna Hills,
Is Jooking for a mu1e deer doe and San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente.
her twin fawns whose grazing is taking The expansion, however, strained the
them clo&er by the day to the prides financial facilities or the organization
of h~ cats. leaving it in difficult financial &traits.
1"Ibey :full lovt vtdlclt," one Safari It bad been reported in the merger
employe 3ald.
SALT Adjournment
A waited in Vienna
VIENNA (UPI) -At tile Strategic
Anne Umllotioo Talks (SALT) "ap.
proedles of both skies have become
cleam," comerence sources said today.
There wu an atrnolphere of guess w«k
oo 00.. long Ille Vienna talla will last.
Political observers u:peded an adjourn
announcement after today's 23rd SALT
.... 1on of th< Amerlcan and Russian
negotiators, but no such word came.
From P .. e J
LEARY •..
10 year sentence at Los Padres Men's
Colooy in San Luis Obispo, while John'a
stepmother is free on bail while ap-
pealing a six-month Orange County Jail
tenn.
John was ordered to stay at the
rehabilitation quarters f« drug-users at
least several months When he aweared.
cleUMhaven, short-haired and quite
nervous before the bench.
Judge McMillan, however, believes two
weeks to be a bit short.
Summer S afe
~ ~ 4S1DICHAIIS •H.-A I OVAL TAIU ZH-
WITH 3 LIAYU
propoaal that all of Ille Soutll Orul•
Counly YMCA -. would be tomed
over to the 1neti<41G*an Y 1f the merpr
pasoed.
J\ut Benion poinll out tllat while ac-
eo<mtlng and dlreClmblp duties will be
caITied out cerirally, the truita that
the SOOth Orana:e County owns now,
will remain In Laguno. Theoe trusts
include an endowment from the Thurston
FoundaUon and a three acre land holdini
in Sooth Laguno, near Allio Beach.
Land for the Saddlebaclt VaU.y branch
wu donated last week lo the YMCA
in that area. 1be land is on the corner
ol Front Slrtel and El Toro Road In
El Toro. A pernument Office for t11a
valley branch is expected to be com·
pleted by Sept. 1. Later, by Nov. 11 a YMCA ' faclllty Bhould be canpieeed
at the locaUoa as well
Funds are now being ralaed In tba
Saddleback Valley lo h<lp fund Iba ...,.
atructloo.
Alf red Burri
Succumbs at 80
Alfred T. Bum, ol Laguna 1111!1, w11o
was U.S. vice consul to eP'trograd
Russia during th< BolSlev!k revolution'
died Monday in South Coast c.ommurutf
Hospital after a long illness. He was
80.
Mr. Burri was retired from the
diplomatic a>rps of the U.S. foroign
service ahd began bis career at the
Coosul General's Office in Petrograd.
After the assassination of the Ozaf'
in 1918, Mr. Burri was placed under.
house arrest. Later, under orders from
Moscow, he was held ~e in Bytirka
prison for six months. He wu released
through the efforts ol th< lnternatlonal
R«I Cross and th< Danish coosuL
He was then usigned as the U.S.
Counsel to Tillis, Russia, and later served
in Turkey, Madagascar, Hondur as, Co.
lombia, the Netherlandl and Switz.er•
Jan<i.
He retired in 1933, and in 1937 moved
to Santa Barbara. He came to Laguna
Hills in 1968. Funeral .ervices will be
held in Santa Barbara.
He is survived by his wife, ?ttarian.
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OUR SUMMER SALE ALSO INCLUDES SELECTED GROUPS FROM DREXE[. HERITAGE. HENREDON,
NATIONAi., MARGE CARSON, HERITAGE I HENREDON UPHOLSTERY PLUS MANY OTHER LINES.
REDUCTIONS ON ACCESSORIES , LAMPS, AND PICTURES ARE ALSO AVAIL.AILE.
DEALERS FOR: HENREDON -DREXEL -HERITAGE
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Tamara Watt. the daughter ol Dr. and Mrs. James Y. \Vatt of Newport Beach.
will travel to Boone, Iowa to attend the Girl Scouts' Sacajawea Powwow Wed-
nesday, July 15, through Tuesday, July 28. The Corona de! Ma r High School
senior will use camping skills, learn Jndian folklore and history and pas1 the
peace pipe.
Garden Ceremony
NuptiaJs Link Couple
A laJ'den in the Sa• Marino honor. Attendants were the
hxne of. William H. Hurt was Misses Jill and Jami Peter-
the Rtting for the late after-son. the bride's sisters, and
nooa wedding ceremony link-Barbara Clute of Walkins Glen, N.Y.
i'W bi! IMtt, Pamela Eliza-Randy Lee of Sycam~, Jll.
beth Peterson ol N e w p o r t was best man. Ushers were
Bflllda and Richard John De-James Kearny of De•ver and
pli1 of Albuquerque. Roger Victor Peterson III,
_'.Jbe Rev. Ralph Wright or-the bride's brothe<.
ficlated for the d3ugbter or 1 __ A_gracluate ol Point ~ma
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Victor:
High School and the Ulriver·
sity o( New Mexico, the bride
was affiliated with Kappa
Alpha Theta. Her husband is
a .graduate of Bishop Amat
High School. La Puente, and
will graduate with a BA in
fine arts in January min the
U of NM.
'Ibey will make their Mt
home in AJbuquerque.
Displays
N~w Look
Feeding
·Series
Resumes
P...,., Jr. ol Newport
Beech and the son ol Mr, and
Mn. -I. IltguJi> or Southport, Iild.
MISS TEENAGE AMERlc'.A
K IC K 0 F F R A.L LY
.&corted tO the altar by
her fa-. the bride asbd
MUii Marcia Smith of 'Camp-
bell. Mina. to ·be maid or
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WVE A.ND WAR -Take
Coming July 11
Family weekly
Tricia Nixon
Speaks Up~
Tho ProticMnl's daughi.r mons It d-"'9f ;
sKo makn hor own docisions and has fir"' -r
victions. She doos not livo in on "l""')' -··/
' e COVER IOY -U you think a Sherman Is a tank
or-a civil war general, you're either over 18 or
the world 's aquanst leen-ager. Today's kidl caa
tell you bhi shoe size, the cotor of 1ye1 and the
songs be sings. Bobby Sherman mu .. It wtlh
teen·agers. J
e LATEST MOTHER-IN-LAW STORY -NaUonat
survey indicates today's mother-In-law Is not lho
classic nagger who bas been the butt ol lhou-
sandJ o! jokes. It's a whole new !mtfe.
All Coming Sali'rday . . in ilu!
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---heodiJ>c Into mld-ww, 11111, the puk -
far ............ and...,, mm--"'. mini Jiools. Diapli. the evil
comblnaUon of ncessloa and
W1a1toa, -market crilh anc1..-,....m~ .. tbe atlm1,. Is tblt thll year
we will add no fe'ftl' than 1-.oeo fulklsed twi!nml"I
.)111111 lo the 1,000,000 public •"11\f print< p>Ola lltt1dy In
V•11Ce. •' '
""A 10T OP famillea are lilJBI& It llome this IUlll-
mtr:," eiplalrm; Allan Shore.
preojd<nt ol r,,.. Jsllnd'S
'Moclolllon Pool Corp., 1 ml)or
-.... "<.boU1 ... and-. ....... awlmming
p>Ola, which Is espe<llll( 1
IO 1-Illes lncreo,. this
YMr over lut. "For rhany, • "°' lo l'IQO bodcyard pool ~, actullly a way to save
.,.,..,. -on ... kend trips
lo 1llo beoch, public poQI od-
mllllon.d>orl"S, d<-"
But 1-do )'OU buy 1 swlm-lllhlc pool lnteW,..Uy?
,,. • gentrll rule, Vinyl-lined
·~pools cost lt,000
and up, and the best ir•dl.I
ct tllll IYPI o1 pool «lll lt,500
lo .#..,0. Below1lf0Und· poola
may be 91oyl-llned, poottd or
linJed ~ S\l!e).
almrilnum or llbe!-p11. 'IWo
nU1I far II lea! IS,000 and
lr>q\lenUy up lo 11.000, in-
lltalled. BeJo...gn>und poola
typk:ally coot l250 to ISllO a
,..,. to --!ncludlnl npalntlng, patdlllllf, vacuum-
1111. ftlt<ring, de.
U1XURY "EXTllAS" can
run Into the 1thouunds of
dolJtn -and can include OoYthli1i fn>m lp<Clal llllr•
tion 1y11<ma and beating ap-
patatuo lo tolephooe Jacks and
SC:
• blthlll( c"'"-wldl .......... Other lljddto C<llls of pooJ> °"' propony tu hlka 11 yours
11 1 below-cround pool, lot
lhls Is a property Im-
provement, and Uablllty In·
sur1ncc lncrtases in your
homeowaera policy~ for any
pool II an Invitation 10 ao,
cldents. Also, II yoo flnanc:e
your sMninung pool , you 'II
pay today's. blslorlcally high
Jntereit rates. Then there are
lncrwed Wiier and t!ectric
bills.
But therf: 8R hidden fLM&
cial advantages ol awimrninc
poo1, too, · auC11 u rtduclnc
the COits of gol111 to public
or club pools and weekend
vacations.
Now, here from the National
Swimming POOi Institute In
W l>ilincton ind MOdelllon, are
rules on buytnc a swlmmint
pool: •
DON'T BUY A swimming
pool from a -cataJog; r1tber,
take Lime to do some basic
reoeorcb, llillce this may be
• big irmotment. Consult
the literature of local Better
Business Bureaua, the Nat'l.
Swimming Pool lnatltul< or
~ recimal swlmmine pool
.-!lllloo. Find ·OUI whit
materia'ls . are sturdiest and
~ appropriate for the type
of pool you wanl How·havy
a vinyl lbier a neeesaary?
What type " dralnqe and filtration systems li>ould you
have? , · a;..;x ~ ...wig 'regula-
tions. A1moet all communities
have rules coVt'finl . fences,
fllteirs, drains, etc. ,
Gel bids ..., the pool •yoo
want , from two or 1"ru
repuUlble • local contractors
whose credentlals you have
checlmd with local bank!, Bet-
ter Business Buleaus and
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Bottle Makers Seek Uses for Old Glass
r NEW YORK (AP ) -Bot.lie
tnaken are u,ln( waya lo
reduce t ,he role of
nonreturnable bottlfll I n
_.,, J>OllUliOG problems
-from ''atll-deltruct'' ~
talnen lo '!'!"· ~ ,.. ~ ed 11Jos, • • ' •
,,On the test market now are
eolt drinks bottled in plutlc, r'eiesth is ~ way on
mMerlal that molls on conlact
·w1tti water; and g I a a s
manufacturera are e:r·
perlmenUng with using old
stass bot.Ues to make new
bottles, paving compounds,
llndflll material and roadbeds.
A!tbough gila -for
mly """' I peii:ent ol Ille IOUd Waite · problem, ac-
tt:"ding to the National
Acldemy ol Sciences, I t
creates a larger problem
because ~ it winds up on
the glli>lge heap, it ... y.
ltiere -vJrtuaJJy in-
destzu<tlble.
And the. &]all dispooal pro.
blem bas prompted lour bllb
in Congress and legislative ac--
tioo in 21 aMes to tu or
ban nonrdumable containers,
many of which are glass.
Many pollution experb have
seen one , of. the _answers to
the problem In plastic bolUes,
but their ' use has been heJd
back -tl!ey rave olf &one fumes when burned.
But now Pepsi-Cola and
Coca-Cola aTe telt marketing.
-IOft drinks· in ·pl..UC bottles the1' say can be 1afely bumed:
'Ibe plastic bottles are pric-
ed the amne as gla11,
Whaling Industry's
Future Looks . Dismal
LONDON (AP) -The
Mun i. dismal for the Mlal-
lnc ind1191ly, fae<d w I th
declfnine aales and shrinldna:
bef4,.
Fili.en memben of the
Iota-nlilooll Whaling Com·
mlslion met In LoOOon this
week for Its 22nd annual con-
ference to dlscuss the drastic
lbrinka&e of tbe market..
&nlld G. Wall ol the
Brltlab Minlltry of AgriCll!ture
and P'ilhertes 11ld that since
tt5S the Antarctic quota -
the number or whalH the
commission allows wh1lers to
11111-his drq>ped from 16,000
to J,700. The number of
Antarctic whaling txpedltionl
lhrank from 20 to six.
Norw.y, once kJng oC the
wheling ftHtl, tent out only
Investment
1'111-could be the mCMl lm·
......... )NVllTMIHT of
~ Ith, U .vou smokt.
1'be 1Jwtttmmt 11 the timt
tt ta-. to learn how 1ou
can break the amoklns 'hl.b!t
la 10 4'>s ~i~t ""'•~
~ or will powtr. an for • rree HNJon and
.....,.uJtallon with no obll·
ption-
_M2 ... 1U
NATlOllAL .ANTI·
' --COUNCIL
one expedition tut lf:&aol\ and
none the year before -the
fil'lt time in 50 yean they
did not sail the Antarctic
whale seas.
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Moton Oo19. lw -a s11.11 m1111on Air rorco -
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Twins Thre.aten ;t .o Make ~·Shainbles ·-O f··At W e8l
~ f .,. .. ~
3rcICan-Am
Win .Sought
By Gurney
WA'nUNS GLEN, N.Y. -Tho IHnl
round al the C..-Am a.in.a.,. ....
recing Mies will be held Sunday with
... bi( qu0ollon'1o be .-lved:
can the new. ugly .duddin& CbaporTol,
from Jim Hall's Teul operation. com-
pel< witb the Mel.arm can mch have
-the Can-Am. The Olapan'al Is a box-et.pod car
with twin fans at the "*', ePer•tm
by a siowmobile engine. ~ fans' ,..,,... .... _ ... lromunderlbe
car and 'Pl'Vride a vacuum to bep tht
--.. the track. '!be OlajlerTaJ has two _Important
things .... for M -• HaD's genlul al
deo."ignlng and nmvalin(, a11cr5a>!1and's
Jackie --will -the ... car.
Don Gunley al Coola -· Ind ~ HuJn\e of .Britain will race the telm
Mc:Lor<n """' Gurney havirc "'"' ol both Mooporl, ont., and Ste. Jovita,
Que.
• '!be Dodgen' Bill Graborkeorits JIM
'-1 named w the Nolioool L<9p
All&< tMn.
Abo named • _.. Matty Aloe (lo
replace -a.i-tt). cw-. ~ at San Dtero. Jim -"'
Clicqo, """ -"' ctncinmti and Rusty Slaub o! -1.
Catchers added to the team 'lftft Dck
Di.u al Sao Franc:lsco, and Joe TDrn
rl SC.. Loui&. .'lbe e:Dra iDfieJden are
Bud Harmson of New York, Willie
M<:O>Yey al Son Francilco, Denis M .. te
al e ...... and Felix Mlllan al AU ....
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MONZA, ltaly-Pilt~ Frod-
die little had just taken cne on the
chin -one! -fighting mod -it.
"'Jbe nftree was V«Y unlair ••• l
tboogtd. I md clesty woo," J'redd~
fumed 'l'hundoy llipl -looiJI( bis
wm-1d jwdor middJewellht bming title
ID a !$-round dedsion w C&rmelo -
al Italy:
"I con't undenload where the ftf,...
. (llonald DUiD al Gr.at -) I'll
.the lcRr1JOinl-... ror -.· L~-.ile odded. '
• NEW YORK -Jdmny Joi-_ a
. New Yori: Yankee ollldal fer almoot
. a quarter ol • century, is ~ new
· adrnilistrative officer of baseball.
• Jotnkln, 41, was appointed 'lburlday
by~ Bowlo Kdm to repllco
• John Mcllale, -noigned to bec:uno
"pre1ident ~ the MaDRnl EJpos,
·-··~ta .. -Aug. l . • BAASTAD. Sweden -Clark Gra<bnel"
of New York battled his way into the .q.-.rma1s o1 the $33,ooo SwediSt
lnUmational Opeo Tennis Cham~
.by ddeatin( Ja11·Erik Lundqvlst of
Swod<n Thursday Hi,~. 6-1, 6-3.
. 7.eljko Fronulovlc ol YUIJ'l'favla and
John AJei:ander or Australia also reeched
the roond d eight. Franulovlc ......,me
Hans Nereft of Sweden $-7, H , 6-3,
6-!. M. A1e1ander eliminated Jon 11rtac
of Rumarria 9-7, 12·10, 6-<l.
• LEMONT. Ill. -Teenager Ted Meier •I" Joli<t, Ill., spent a sieefAess night,
'brfcan practicing at the crack or dawn,
then ftred a 73 Tbunday for a 2-mxler-
per IC and the cl-'....00 round
lead ID the Natbml Public Lillb Golf -': '!'be ~lrod IOpiiomore ell Miami
·Dade North JllJ\iot" eou.,e in Florida.
I ) :<:iplm'ed the finil round lead Wednetday .with a bluing S9 to match the c:om-
yotiln. -.. .......i against OJc Hi"'•
·--7'1 !JO[·
• • : SAN FRANCISCO -Complicat.d
,,.palons lo eDll1fJ)elo the sale al lhe
~ Seal< d the Natiooal Hockey
·1-.. Cllarlell 0. Finley -illlo
--day loday. : A bolla7 ti allorne)'I 1..-Finley, .,..
'.er d the Oallcmd Atllletlcs boseboJJ club Ot the -.a Leque, one! for Trans
Ntitknll Communications, Jnc., met all
day Ttaudoy and part d 'lbnlay
nilfll wilboul wropping up the $4.5
million ~by Finley.
.LOS AL IHJUBLE
,P.4.YS $1,1 99
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' LOii ALoUIJT(S -A -poir al loophola ,... c.ounc-Wor .Olic: alld 81.--.-a. Int tw ,_ al Los. Alamltoci
~ CliPt lo -the 1.,....,
---.. -hlal«y. 'l'.llo psJalf {Jf '1,111.. -lhe
old -ol ft.Ill eel oa Doc. 1, lts1
8" Qi.--ml Jmm.y Mac Bar
.,.. llllil wtaniag hanea. 'lblt was the
loll -In whldt Loi fJamJtoci llopd .......... ~-.. ~ •• C2Jlc, -by Loroy -,, ___ hlrlhlrac<!
--.. ~C-,tnct,flml*d
• -In -" llr. !"r_ Bar, • =.::::-;,J.. a. !Int r· The
~ ... . .... ' ... i . -. -., · · -· · Minn:esoth Ext,ends L~·
' • • . '-Jf . .. .~. . ~ .... ( -... • . ·. '>
6 ve r A..n:ge ls to 6 Ga~::
, B1 ao•.w 11. BANDY · \rip to ,tbe ....ind to"'cllsculi.t/ie .-C. ... ~ .. ... .... ...... ... • -~ . ''] uted him if ihere~ ~
M"ll'QI s .t.'1 Twiu are tm ! ' '"~ to pere ~ Garden Gro\Jt m:i -~ =~'\:,,~.,.:'~ me aboot 1,000." Rlpef llifil alJer...,..
·Ster break T\Je9day game. • ' . ~ . .,,d"
BHI Rigney's club _. -'m~ "I .-. he wu ~ il ~
from the Oaldmd Alhletics· eorly tn !lea!, lllmC!lhioC be hod -«::....., befcre. After bis ...... .,. Urt .,.._,,. ~;: ~~~ ~k .. !'l".did •·put job:·11 ,w.&:j0ai
hopeluls -the trend ....... ... _...... l''
second place CAU!omla Angels. ~ '!be olher h&u al "Iii" ~~
A C-• al '8 1• ~---a Vftl•..., entry •is Tom , Hall Of • lie •••• ,..,. ···~-,.-~ finished the pme ·by !<tirini llli IOllt B<rl BJylev"''w fl'1lt major 1!-P ;tart nine An&<ls in onler, inclt,ldq 'iive
All!iel . si.te Krtk-.. · .
Ju~ 10, .~• .:=i!:;:wc mtl 1,55 ,.,;,., ... ~may not lie U ~~n
JUI)' 11 ~· 'n Mir-.t.I 1:U p.,m, f11lll and_ R1s,ey as iHCf ~. :With
,)\jll' It Antill n M"-te 12,15 JJ.l'>l. BJy'~.. • < J"""' ,, ,.,... •• """"""""" •:JS>._m, !CY • • -::·' · A Minnetota .._writ.er *,Md 'M•lt<llf.i.,he
iri An!lbelm Sllldiiicn. Alter a ~)y was -' when Ri&Dey y.;.-;;i;...,
first 'lnnlns, be ...uoo c1own and '•' r""'1l!Y 1n Oakland and be ~!ID 'one juncWre tetinld, nine Angels \in • a the ~Ive.. . , · ~~~.~
row. ' ~ , "He , didn't _give me •Y ex·~
Minnesota swelled: ill divjsioh lead Jo and J didn't ask for One.· J'.m jlllt·~
six games •With • 4-1 vlCtDcy on die , lo c1e1 the ball Oftr the plat<. .. I
sb'ellgth al Leo Cardeoas' tw...,., nillth ·.don't f!Jint 21ioutl ilrif100uta. lb; ... -~~1-k~. nm ~' an Eddie Fisher to be in on ~finish; bowt'tW." ,:.~
N .... ~ llAll>WSs Uwnd •• the ..... ~
Blyleven, 1 1989 graduaJe ot Sant,iago the first, two Twins made Outs .te-.n
High School in Garden Grove, was pit-the ninth inning with the" ICOl'e~ .tl,d.
citing before %,000 bo!netown fans in-2--2. ;,.'.
eluding his mother and father · Hall singled to left field on a ~-
After ~ walked Sandy Akiniar and and ,.Cardena! belted a Fi.lber 'bloddi!ir
. struck out Roger Repoz to get the game over the center field fence at the 3ll3lldot
(·under way, three straight base bits had mart .foll the victory. -'JR-\--
TWINS' RICK RENICK (10) BEGINS SLIDE INTO HOME PLATE IN SEVENTH INNING
him on the brink of disaster. Hannon Killebrew: the hard~
Rigney came to the rescue with a 'T'win slugger, was not in the ~· ..
lin<up l•'f•enled w lhe plcl<e "
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RENICK, WHO COLL IDED WITH ANGELS CATCHER JOE AZ CUE , WAS RUL ED SAFE ON THE PLAY. THE RUN TIED THE '.SCORE AT 2·2.
Angels Place
Four Players
On AU-Stars
BOSTON (AP ) -'l1\ird baseman • Brookl RobiMon 'Of the Ba1timore Orinlcs
and outfielder Jony Oliva of the Min-
nesota Twins were added to I he
Americaa Leogue All.Slar squad today
u the 21-player roster was filled for
the annual mid aeuoo. classic with the
National League Tlle9day.
RobWon. beaten out by Minnesota's
Harm;>n Killebrew for a starting berth
in the fans' balloWl.g, wu aamed for
the 14th consecu.tive year, while Oliva
wits picked for the seventh straight time
s.inct he joi~ the Twins as a rook ie.
Other reaerves 'chosen by Manager
Earl Weaver at Baltimore, who will
pilot the AL club at CiacinnaU next
-k. and announced by the league,
were catchers Ray Rosse, ol Cleveland
and Jen-y Moles of Booton; inlieldet's
Sandy Alomar and Jim Fregoei ol
California and Tommy Harper or
M"dwaui:ee, ud ouUielders Roy White
of New York, AmoS Otis of Kansas
City, Willie lforton a( Detroit and Alex
John9cn ol California.
Trevino Clings to Golf Le~d
Jac kli1t Two Back A f ter Th i r d Round of Play
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland. (AP) -Lee
Trevino. tlle talkative· Texan rrom El
Pa$«), lengthened his lead to two strokes
today after 54 holes of the BritiSh Open
Goll Championship by carefully coasting
through the third round Jn par 72 hr a
Iola! of 208. Re~aining eight utxler par for play
over the 6,951-yard, par 72 Old COurse,
Trevino weat out ill 36 and then came
home in 3S with a birdie three oo No. 18
for his two-stroke lead over a trio of
challengers -countrymen Jack Nicklaus
of Columbus, Ohio· and Doug Sallders of
Houston, Tex. and Britain'• Tooy Jacklin.
Nicklaus, who started the day just one
st.role back:, lost an opportunity lo keep
Trevino'• lead from growing When he
parred the last two boles for a 73, an_d his
210. He just missed getting ·a birdie on
18 that would have held Trevino's mar-
gin at one stroke.
Sanders moved six under par with a 71,
comln'g home in M with fOlU' tbree8 OR
the bact nine for his 210. Sanden:, who
was three strokes back starting out,
therefore cut one off Trevino's edge over
him goina: into Saturday's final roond.
Gary Player, twi<:o Brfli!h ()pea
champloo, shot himatlf <lit of the corn·
petition with a three over 7S for 224.
the green and he three putted the
long fifth for a bogey 6.
He three putted the short eighth and
was out in tvr-Dover1)81' 38.
The:n the putter Jet him down again
at the 1 Ith where again he had three
putt.s for a bogey 5.
He sank a to.footer at the 12th for
a birdie 3 bJt had another' bogey at
the 17th where he missed a putt or
only two feel Player W'OUJ\d up with
a 37 on the back nine.
Cokl, piercing wind s rose higtier and
higher by early afternoon. SL Andrtws,
even without rain, was presenting its
nastiest possible face.
Orville Moody, former U.S. Open
champ from Chickasha, Okla.,. suffered
through a 38-41-79. whicti gave him
226, 10 over par, for the M holes,
Tadashi Kitta ()( Kobe, Japan, conceded
he was unable to control his loog game
in the breezes. He shot 38-C-IO for
12~ver-par m . 'lbat W8S dangerous ter·
rilory for Friday niflht'S furiber cutoff.
Bobby Colt of South Africa shot a
fine one-under-par 71, which included
even a 7 on the lmg fifth hole. 'lbat
gave him 218, two ove r par for the
distance and well quafified for the final
18 ·holes.
A.s Moody came in with hls 79, his
close friend, TreV'ino, the leader alter
two rounds, was ~g to sel out
on his adventure in the wiOO,
"Nobody can beat you , Lee" said
Moody. "Just keep the: ball low. You
can play U.e wind better than most
in this field."
Trevino reptied, "Just watch -the
low ball will mon:r through any sort
or wind St. An«eWs might provide. I
never get discouraged by tht wind. I
can hit the ball as low as ·any man
in the field.
"You need frm turf lo do it. And
you've got e1actly that at st. Ancfrews."
Roberto de Vjcenzo, the 1967 champion,
beat par with a 71 but like many others
he confessed that swirling winds ,defied
solution.
The ArgenUnt saved bimsetf with •
back nine 34 helped by birdies· at the
start, lhe !Olh ICICI al the finilll , .the
18th. ' '
Two oYl!I" par for the 54 holes, De
Vicenzo WU at le.st certain to play Jn the last round. ' .
"'lbat wind was very unkind," he said .
"II never helpocl on 8IJll hole. fl changed
like half crazy. But it never seemed
to chanle for the good."
He 'had mane a hunied trip to · ·
· w atteod his father's fwwral duriiic fllo
day and arrived at Orange O:lunty Air-
port at 7:25. ~-,
"I had a ponce car waiting .•
at the airport," Rigney said. "t ·
to get the game delayed five minute&
but the gerieral manager (Dick :WW.)
wouldn't appr~ve the delay." Jl,,,.
Walsh who fired Rigney last year •
KiHebrew pJnch.bil in the first inning
'"lbeir pitching (Mino-..) 7;j::._
derestimated," 'manager Lefty ·Pliij.
said in the dejected Angel dressing room.
"That kid (Blyleven) is unclolll*df1
a betUr pitcher than be ._,...<!IL
And they have a good bullpeD _.
SlaD WiDianiar Ron P..,.moski aiii!:tllls
kid Halt" 'I:, • ,
PhilllP< also 1am .. ted lbe laci\,Jti'at
CardeDas seems t.o always ~~
burl the Angels. 1b·""'
And Rigney c0nfinned his ~ •
"He is the most ur.det1ated J/frjer
In the game today,'' Rigney aql,J't!fe
is one or the fmest J have ever ~
ed." • ' ·
The series continue! at the '~:1· 1
"' tonight with Andy Mmemnittt: 1'. )
goin( for the Angels against Jinj' '
(7-6) of the Twins. /(' •
Saturday night is diamond n~~· 1
Sunday afternoon is camera day tO 1
out the big ..ms with Mlnneiota · · •
MINN•JOTA CALl,..;iilAf _
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Tlm9 -2:11>. AtttMenct -20,161, "•· ..... ~ -· ,• .·
Collett Sparks :£:.'.
American Spilt~
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PAl\IS (AP) -For lwo ho11r1"W
neoday night, Wayoe Collett at in tho
pr'"" ,box al Colombes Olympic stadiUJ11. eroarlin& in disbelief, . ~=~ ~
'"Ibis is too much, m1n," he-x hpt
repealing as the F't'enc:hmen kept win-
ning, and the U.S. track and'field t1*D
kept looing. ' ") t"'
There was nothing Collett c.oukl •
until Thul'>day nighl when he allppod
on a pair of yellow aeatpantB~
his dart blue "USA" wannup Sl(t, put
his l!CLA windbreak« over a' fer
-and _, out lo heal op , ...
the400-'
With a November-like drill ..doL.t
bis back, Olileft won the 400 ill"' .u·.,
When be crosaed t1ie -line .. ~ ban'Uling trend was rev~·;'.'!'lp
United States loot over the ie:..f. jJi
Its two-day meet witb France and wtn\
Oft to win eight of the r'!mair:inj-g
events on the pl'Oll'1.m. (,,, Outfielder Ai Kaline of the Delroil
Ti.ge:ra wu: nemed by Weaver as a
squd member ·for the 17th time in
his 11 major league &ea90llS, However ,
Kaline was Injured earlier this week
md Moses was picked t.o replace him
on the rost.et. '
Eight over par for the distance, the
dougbt.y litUe South African Wiii IO far
behind the paMl<lsti~ field fbat he could
take on)y a di9piriled 1nter.,i and hope
to make the cutcff to the low 55 and
·lies lor Saturday's final round.
Player failed w muter high wiOO.
lhal """"' the •,951-yonl, por-12 Old
CouJ'le but be WU not alone in that
""""" the early slarten d lbe recM:ed ao.man field.
Astros' Menke Celehrates1
A leogue sPol<esman said Fregool
was aelected for the mtb time after
Boston's Rico Petrocelli was withdrawn
at the request of 'the Red Sox. ~Ji,
...,,,..ly edged by aliort.olop Lu!.
Aparicio of lbe 0.i<llgo White Sos In
lbe faa balloting. reporiedly ne<ds rt~l
bodly.
EarUer. Weaver Nnted Dave Jobneon
or the Orioles to replace injured Rod
c ..... of Minnesota_ u the ·~ ...
cond butmu.
Baning IDjuriei, the Or1o1e1 will havt
Mve1 players in uniform and the Angels
wiR have four for thei All.Stu game.
The Angels' Clyde WrliJ>l was named
tarlier lhis week.
.Trevkto, leadinl after '6 boles al
eigbl uncler por, waa lhe last llDe on lbe coune today playing with defending
champion Jacklin trho was Ued With
.Jft<!k Nield... of Cobnl>us, Ohio '""
atroke behind.
Player taid after his round, ''Wen,
1 lhou#lt I woold be back home In
JoillnnelblJrf today. But I jusl milde
the cut.
"Now I'm certain to p back to Joburg
tomorrow afler to,dav"s "l'""· 1 played
t0 poorly It was unbtllevab1e."
He i>ofeyed lbe fourth by aoing lhrou&fl
HOUSTON (AP) -Denis Menke of
the Houston Astros doesn't take his :selec.-
tion to the all-star squad r« the second
year' in a row lightly.
"Mating it the firsl time was the
greatest thrill because it came alter I
hid been traded, .. h& said. "And getting
named a · teCOnd time makes you feel
like the first one wasw't a.Duke."
In a show of 1pprecl1Uon. Meoke ham-
• mtred a grand slam homer oCI young
pitcher Alu Foster In the first fnninJ
and knocked in the llrst five ruas Thur11-
oay nl&fll &. the Astros defeated the
Los Ange~ Dodgers, 9-5.
Menke'• ~lcbration was a big one,
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snapping the llcld&m' ......,ame win-
niag atrat ud hilting 1 five-game
losing binge for the Aatn>s.
Jim Bil~ picked up the mound
victory, his aventb, and Jim Ray col-
lected a •ve.
Loosina a If.hit slugfest, Houston kept
scoring runs ap.inlt a MtCCtssion or
Qodger pltche!'I alld Doug Rider dol>-
bered hil lllh homer off Fred Normu
In the sixth for the final one .
"I was just glad to pt those run.
batted in and help win us a game,"
said ¥enke, a oneo-t.ime Iowa farm boy.
';J haven't driven in any ruas h1 a
Ion( spell. II'• beelJ • 1001 dry sprll
for oor lhird , fourth and fifth .poi"'~ of late." ~ .--r•
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In San Clemente's Las Palmas School, summer is a
time to try new ·]earning techniques. First grader
Bernadette Pasquale, 6, tries out teaching machine
to increase her reading expertise. David Robles, 9,
gives animl\ted explanation to question on tempera·
ture posed in math lnstruclion by Mrs. Peggy
Mayner, head of the school's parent volunteer pn>
gram. Tracy Byrd tapes art exhibit for open bOUJe
television showing at the scbool Aug. 12.
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SovietS Seeking
Sp11ce ~tations
P~ade Through CleJDente
MOSCOW (UPI) -The SoTiel Union
will leave moonflight space missions to
the United State1 for the time being and
will aim aolely 1t orbiUng permanent
sp9C& stailons "within the next few
)'tll'a," a Soviet icientlst said today.
Tops Events f~r Fiesta
Mstillav Keldysh president of the Sov-
let:Academy of Scl'ences, coofirmed that
the Russians plan no comebacks in the
"moon-race." He spoke during a news
cooference given by the Soyuz 9 cosmo-
nauts, Maj Gen. Andrian Nikolayev and
Vltaly SevasUanov. · -II was the flnl luch conference open
to representatives'· of 'the world preu
slnce the coemonaub: eoded the space rupt that set a record for endurance Jui June 19. ~ _C<llllpUmi.\ted U.S.
astronauts u well. '1:1 Soviet emmonautl
for providing them wUb u,:lmlcal uper-
1'°"' and said theJ ..... In aood health.
California'• third larxeot parade at-
traction will have about 200 eeparate
entrl<s July II as the blg!illgbt of San
Clemente's Fiesta La Chrlstianita.
Floats, marehing ba.001, equestrian en:.
trie sand scores of othef' attractkma
are acheduled for the 10:30 1.m. perade
"'11ch begins et Avenlda del Mar ·and
El Camtno Real and will proceed llml&h
str<els leoding to the Wellem Wblle --' Tele.isloo ahd film • -·Dan Doiley
will be tile porade'• pad -lbll
Yd':· -~ 'nu far, dlamber of commerce
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General ·Leo J. Dulacki .. . '
To Head Fourth Division
A Morine Brlpdler Gmoral wllh a
ldllory of duty In Finland, Korea,
M09COW and South Vletrfam 'lrill a~e
command (If the Camp Pendleton-based
Fourth Marine Division in ceremonies
at the base Tuesday afternoon.
Brig. Gen. Leo J. Dulacki will assume
the command from Maj. Gen. Donn
J. Robertson, who will transfer 9000
to Washington, D.C. for a top-leve1 ad·
minlstrative post.
The asswnplion of the division com-
mand by Gen. Dulackl still will leave
Geo. --wttb the post of Com-
msnder of the Morine Corps Bue.
. 'Jbe cti booies, wbicb will include
a· I~ salul< for the retlrln« com-
.-,. and 1n 11'11111 salute for bis
IUCCeaor, will be at f p.m. at the
M .,.. parade field.
The new commander of the division
"ill usume tbe post after serving as
Chief of Staff for Ill Marine Amphibious
Force In South Vietnam.
Gen . Dulack• commluioned In tlKI,
hu served aboard the altc:raft carriers
USS Btli<ou Wood ahd USS Hornet djlr-
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PENDLETON LEADU
Brig, Gtn. Lff Dula!~
&pM......, Aid. :ia bands sre bootetl
to partlcipot., along wttb JOO equeotrlal1
units and 15 floata.
The parade will f<lnn the nucleul for
three days of celeiration marking the
anntvenary of the lint O>risttan baptism
1n CaiUomia which took place In 111
alft which now la port of Camp
Pendleton.
Coord!nalnr for tbe elaborate unual
alfalr. fs Don HaMen. •
The offlcial ldcSafl 1or the n-will
be a """' from Friday Witb a showtnc
of' art wma -ed by the Women's
AUllllary of the 89'Jlh Coos! Ana Boy's
Club. 'l1llt will be et Las Palmas School
acn>11 from old.l'tam Psrlt, which will
be turned 1nfD a llesta midway with
_. booths, a large carnival ahd fOod
-~ by local .....,. ,....ipi and ciubl.
-~ In Son Clemente will .. u
ttcteU to a aerie.s of tanch breatfuta
on Ille Sabrd'T ml Sunday morn!ngs
·of !be n.ta llartlog at 7 1.m. 'Illa!
acCl>tly wilJ.be In the Albertaon's Market
parkhil lot •
At "1 p.m. on tbe Saturday of tho
flella a natlollal surl dory cmnpetltlon
filmed lhll J'eor for the ABC Network
Wide World ,of Sparts show wm be held
at tbe pier .. A band concert featuring
the huge Royal Cavalier marching bind
will be held at Plaza Part at 7:30
p.m. Saturday,
Magician Oiuck Jones will entertain
Sunday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. In the
park.
As an added fiesta' attrac'tlon
performances of the current nm of "The
Fantasticks" will be held at the Cabrillo
Playhouse each evening at 7:30 durinC
fiesta time.
T hia Vieja Show
For Little Dolli
Does a little girl In Y"" family have a special doll !he'd like to "'-off!
Send her to the Sierra Recrtttion
Center'• doll show 1n Mission Viejo 'l'llel-
day.
The event will take place at 1 p.m.
wllh awards being given in several
categorH!s.
For more informallon call the M•
tanoso Center at &17-4-08('
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Volunteers Fired U_ .. _ \.e P -' • I Xd .. -,
Budget Cuts, Cutting R emark ~Irk _ Fir~~n:.:,,.
J11 JOUN VALTllllZA
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Chspin over ncenl city budcet cull
In San Clemente which del«ed smoke
maaks aJ¥i hoees have trtggertll 'U 1p-
pearance _by diatnJbed . SID Clemente
voluntew flrpnen at nest Wedneeday'a
dy -meettng.
Al!Cfted over both tho deletion of about
$4,0IO· In the ,..,. """' the budcet and
the nttrenee by a councilman recenllr
to lfl1 additional firemen IS ,.that many
more handbill pllyers," a spokesmen
lir the Y01unteer1 will arp the CUI
at W~'• regular meetm1.
one llOUl"Cl8 ald.1
San Clemente'• budget alrtadJ bu
been adopted for the new fiscal year.
And the speclllc deletions Include a
cut In the nr. hoee ,,_Y from lt,390
to llllO. plus the 1<1111 elmlnation of
fM sell-contained·~ mub -
striillar In a ....-.to ,lcullo .~-1ear
-at a cost of 11)19. •
Another touchy •bjel;t wllll Ile -volunteer force It a .......... ~eo..,.
cllman Stanley Nerlbrup et the """"11'1
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climen and , entered for cmslderation
Into the agenda, Vohmteer Fireman
Frant E. DenilOn J r. will mate a strong
r<queat for _lion of the equlpmenl
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Langliage Help P,r~gr~~~
DenniJon, elected at a recent meeting
of the voluntetr forceto represent the
group before the councj.1; describes the
corps of citizen firemen as "an intrinsic
part ct. the community and a forca
to be proud of."
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Denison fl11ys the official city polture
lonrd the volunteers, saying that In
past years only one councUman "hat
troubled to make himself famWar with
our operation. Dan Chilton (who Jost
a bid for ~ new tenn last April) was
a member of our departmenl''
.. Every Monday night, year after year,
we meet fo< practice. drills and in-
ltructlon," lhe volunteer said.
"We are well aware of all new
bulldlnp In the city, fomillsr wtth the
roads and we can anttclpate the pro-
tection needed by the people .. the
city grows.
••Not one m the men on our force
joins for ·financial gain. We use and
replace our own clothing and pay our
own additional insurance fees to join
the volunCeer f~," he Wd.
Denison added that the department's
equipment requests for each bodget are
never nhortJtant, but, ln!tetd, are
minimal.
"Becauae -we art a volunteer group
we are not prone to groen. Basic needs,
however, must still be recognized and
met."
'Jbe smoke masks, are especially need-
ed, department !pOtesmen hive said.
They illustrate the need by citing--the
particularly smoky blaze at the com-
mwUty clubhotne early this yeer.
"We follnd me volunteer unoomciOUI
and tlangfng over a rail bl that fire
and it could bave been averted had ,
he been provided with a mast to ·wear,"
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A new educatioaol eoocept la -bela& . ' ' ..,. launched In the Capiltranll Untiled' Sc:!lool
District for Melicll'l-American pre-
achoolers.
It's caUed the mini-group concept and
ls an attempt to lm~ve the school
preparedness 1 ... 1 of llngulsttcally disad-
vantaged children.
'!be program, which It privately fund-
ed, was explained to memben of the
Advbory Qmmlttee on Bl.cultural
Education Wednesday. 'llle committee
has recently bttn'fonned to advbe the
school dl!Ulct on compensa1!>rY educa-
tion program• and to provide a means
to equalize education for all students.
parUcularly those who are hlvln&
language problems.
Alan Schreiber, vice chairman, told
the committee that the mini-group con.
cept -wu a -·brainchild of START, a
citizen's group which .tukln' Mulcmi
American younpter1.
It is funded by the national Metl»dtat
Clnm:h under their Methodist Fund for
Reconclllatlon.
'"nlere ts one mlrll-group functioning
now in Capistrano Btach," 1 a I d
Sdtrelber. "Another II about to begin
in Dana Point."
'''Ibe groupa: of I to 10 puplll meet
ln {lllemaUng homes with One teamer
and u many mothers ail poialble,""'iild
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In DMp C-r~ Muolde (loft) ond w. Averell Horrlmm • • ... • • ' • • 1. .. '
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. Xro~p_s Struggle
T~ ~~:pte.~·.'~rash·_
• L\!GON (UPI) -U.S. ~ llnialeil '. -.,-a.fr14 delaltwd fllhermm In~ rlinl -, · 1o ,_ tha IO N<irill V'IO _ _.,•I the dem!U,
• • tarilect -... wr.cbi• ol the dolrlilid belfcoplor of -Canillodion .,,._,.. ojuoted Prem.-
Maj. Gen. George W. CllO)' on a lllli near Ier 141 ·Nol ., lll'!nl ibOul bllf the es-
°!· Cap>bo&all. IJl>riler. 11•.Jf,8.· c;em., JlmiC*! ·11,oao °""""'"'" "°"" 1n Ills J niillol!lakf \<Nlib.t 'hid ~.....,.i: _f!' ~ • ~ -.i re•lll!cl to \lletnlm. The
lowest level since Amerfao trOiipo left· ..,....... said It ~ thole who
Ca ·~·-d stlytd belllnd hid 1'tlled to bo111ed muuwa 11 ays qo. area to refit and reorPnize. durtnc' the
Cambodl.ao gov..-.-• ......., In lllOlllOOO ......._ •
.;. 'PliOcin Penh repoitM 'l1iill tr1Jol>i . bid ' ..
" em<r.d eain1w1ta io belp ~ · a • .1* * *
linl' border hilltop encl.Ive uaund the H R £
ancient temple .ol P!Olb Vlhear, llO ouse · e uses ·
nlila . north .of Pbnom Penh. It WN Ille .. •
first -that flllitlng. -bad ""'!!I. . W· C . b ·Bill · Into Camlwlta rlnce the Lon Nol ~· • .ar ur Uo'meiit nkOd ior belp from Jllogtot ' · ·
lo Ii# the Communlata. • · • • Congre_ss ,Doves_ Meet, .. : ' '!be. U.S. Cmunaod refused lo give On c--"'1...-..l!a· •.. ,more thin the .JJIOlt genenJ detalb of ' iUlllJUUI . ..
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the ~ • rercue, op<nt1911 bec1111t, of •·
the paUlbllity be aod m ·olhen •bolrd WASlllNGToN' (UPI) -The H..,..t mJ&b\ hive rurvtved 1be c;rfllll 1'ieldi1 In seven , minutes, bu laten a ....., mOl'Dllll. . ~
There were lhae other clfvtlopmenU' · ll<p towlfd Undoing the mtrlctlve
-Only one major ground engagement legislation ·0n Cambodia the' Senate took
Tl&c De!Foll l'lwks ·11"4 Recrr,
-~t W.,d .. ""11 cloltd fioe.dolmtowt& pUbttc re1t-
roomi for lack of attendance.
"Very hontttlJ', the Ult Ma Mt''
ben htg.ll in thtH locationlt •
lHcMnl ,amdag, aiailtant IUpin'·
ltot<ftdenl, said. Two ovUytno
pMbUc comfort 1tatiom '"1'e oi-'° cloud in cm cconomv drive.
~ was reported in Vlelnam. Four Amerf.. :seven weeb to put togtther.
WASHINGTON (AP) -A biputilan l<h lllo(i ·1bom and wt~.tlji!n ba,. cam died )00 miler out ol.Sligoe when By a.'3'1tO113 vote, the --
llllllw11 ooo1ennoe oponiond . by oome lo dlooie bitwoen • iinlii•biiiiil relmt ··Communist ~ ,.,._ Ulem wltll 'lbundly lo aocept the Cooper.a.un:b
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100 _., and_...... llY' public or IJ&bti'>i beck on .an eocalated acak," • mine and 1111111 1t111s Ore. GuerrUla amendinent lllat -1d Im luturO llrp-
-of 1~wlthdrnai-, be lldded, "even.,lo the pcpinl;of using cuual~~berr.'flew eight scale milit..,. operallonr ,lo (>mhodt1
olfs> 11!1 belil ~ fw a ~ ~weapons. , _ • milolON ov\nlpl'ln -Vietnam aoc1· It -"' bUI lo ao -(Ila
American. A "b =::au::.,..:.:. --.... Oonference Chairman Arthur Lanon. an undlacto.d number Jn Cambodia and in ~~=er-~-......_ _:;_.. lbe u -a form« opeclal aide 1o the. We Presi-' Laor, U.S . ..,.....,.. said. AD the raidr ~ -· -•-~~llii'~_!!L~Uoo!a ~ dent DwJal>t D. -.... , raid "the In ·v1etnani"m Io the vicinity rt the m...,.... tiiroo&h · ao ...,.__
F M · ' K• ·~ ~w~" ~~ •-healiogofdomestlcclMslonlmAmericin abandoned U.S. Marine Jlaie of' Khe obsta<le coone naw 1re -the
Victor Lupton, 71, of i.ondon went or ayor I in bet-I bloody Dunklrt or nocleOr leadenhlp abroad" with publk: desiglia. SaDb. • action will make HOlllO COilfaeel ....
on his honeymoon Wednesday -diionlld.ay,• Sen.'Ala'n.~ raid dUr· lion of a wltbfrawll timetab!O. _un•'--in •·•-.... •· mo.-. Ul\Yieldint0ao tile ..-n-.C
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with Iii! girll. l!IJ bride.Margaret, LANSING, Mlcb. (UPI) -An qtileday-loog·-'l'hllnday. W.Averelillarriman,fonner,U.S.am-c1a,Q;ii.s ..... pay1ng;;:t;,iu:.; amendment • • n, 1bad brouRbt aloni 34 teeIH.ge ••rytilOUS '6,00ll mirll'd. will! no *1np Cranltm, a OlUfomia Democrat, l8id b sss.lor to the Paria peace taJ¥, said tO two mllUon dollars ot estimated costs But Sen. Fwft ctmrcb (J>.Jdiho), .mo l!IN trom a school where she wed au.cbed hll -offered for the Nia an enemy uncertain over whether the he is "In lull IC<:Onl with the coaception for South Vietnam lo trlln 10,000 Cam.-drew up the --with Sen. John Ii> teach. Margaret had a year-old return d ·LO.le M......,...n, II. The Unffed -tzuly lntendr lo wi-.w that there llbould be a ftieil irlthctrawai." · bodlan ~. Shermen COol!'I' (R-Ky.),. said ba otl1I
emunitment Ip la,ke the girls on a --...,....,. of IAnliar'•' lonnet-enllrily ·wlil be tanptal lo lluncil • He ..i.r .....,iJations ,woulii ·be aided -'Ille lnt.rnatloruil Red ero.. prepend feels there IJ ,a llnlnl. c:bance the hoUclay at this time. ,..,..-•ww·~ by a .-from rnejor attack u U.S. '°""" decreue bj IOdl a 'itep because "th< Norlli ·to retlim a dllabled North VI-lllOUllO wt11 end ~p'"' Pr-Nino'• fbe .~ l&are wbeft lhe,,.. a dert.. under current plam. . .. Vletnlmese do not believe we. have im'y' des~.. • • .. ·•
' • · • .:j!;~>jlotioe --DO trace "II thoy·do atlP, ..... would baUnable ~ of leUJoc 0\11 of South Vlei-T)Je ~-<hlrdi -WN
R•rt Schllh of Qulmper. France <t -Mun•cl•• --Ir to rUlb relmcicemeull In ,.. OllOUlh nn." • . . Dekgatel Le, .ave ;.=. b~tary -~lo~~
told a court Tue'sday he buriiled -l""'"w »a,or Mu E. Mum-the llOuse. ·earli.,. lo Ile • r.-.,
Ive houses because he waoted to lngbm. er of Ii« .....r. · -.rl>ed The admhdrtrattiin :::f 'ls baaira ~d~~:13. %::e1~.~elf!:i :..: .. ~=..-=~:~d Reds Free Bish. op, Walsh,· Youth Assen!lily :::.~ aald-~bll\.::: i;w-,
'"" he 1~ 15 pounds wblle wortm· • Nim Mum!..., -forced to ..,. bad! -·"' ' · ·~, ,.... ~· . • CUll(IU)' a S--beld up UNITED NATIONS (Ul!I) -A Puerto Y --lo llCCepl the ~
at an hon .. t Job and he wanted 1he Galllghe<'r g111 liJop fw llO .n.r Ille -delegation wllaew today from a.ureh -
wd&ht ;a:;,;;.~;.~ : -i-~ .. flt:=-= .~lajm Redmo~d a Suicide :: =:.:~ -=~~ r.~'.?E~~-~
-• ,_ ....... Ernie_, .:.::. •.• _...-.. II ·:-.,. •t~l~~. w.:.. .call~:<.•-the' -te .... .,..
' . awuiomt Joeal 'W::t",.... wbo -~ ' ·· ~ made ooncffted ') " orl';;; ·~~e the· J Ceoper.Qmrda
H-rcdl of u.. ~· .. _..: HONG KONG (UPI) -~ a!a<> IOked him whether be ---U!ot..I States ~ .. pollcieo oOd -• ~the.bill. . $£~!"J::tt· ;:,:;.':,i;!:~™ -~~*:'§~-w;,-~ i+.~~~,t,:.~1 t!i~~~·Gr-~...;1•;· =~~~
ofAvrfcultvrclacq• .. Du""""t;' -· iJiiD11er ti ••--tn. ,_.. lmpi!1<111.,, •a 11o,;• 'd ........ ·w ·ae11IJ0iit«l "fn 1959 lo 311 -the-.ww..e.i.loi1om11".: Ford raid-tn a !Utemmt. &;,i.-rb,. d'~·hed b" -·•-· -ow<rr -. "I wt11 -... ... -· " ~d u .. ~ ~-~ 9.::....._, ,...... ·In prlrm oii · d!a!'g<!il' <i -•-the -~ a corbon -of ·~· terf " ~,..... • ,..,-... •. • -...... ,,_ ·-Jr' so ~ ~-u-·~ ·~ter aod ~-v~·-:?-., _, -.,...,.. ls llhort<11g11i.a and unwise·•
in 1oat.Ma.stern France prott1t-=:ee." ID1 "P.._ Oii ml at nrt ol Yonten, N.Y., canmltW ..leis. .; . """ -ruu:iu ~ -•••-u. well-known )'QI.th fstivall." he said. · ~
-~~~~--1n . 'Ille ...-.rd WIO -llllOl\)1llOlllly ..,... IU p-lllOO cell -ha aJilo
· •• (>C!llcle lidd, 'l1<ere had been DO,_,; w•hddon8Pfcbarges.
l ' e J. · , ~ when it -aflwld, patilCe Redmaad 's Yrien •-fmlnen~ t111t<t1ed
. -.. ' IOllL '.. . . -al the auldde ""°" and llid Alhevllle, N:C. Sh~ H81?7 ,P. Aix:onlin(J o ~ ... ._ -..S nDoed ..;,,... the border In _,, tbU1
Clay lid new11111en and ralden tbe liJop .., ti*. -.,.... dlf'r o..-mrai Wu "' • Tuesdq. to ID arH hil -dild -11'1i riOllll I p.-i IOd pld:ed GUI .•. • "'-•"< ,, ''!'11• ·-"-· ·' · · 7 1taked'lut !Dr~ w.U Iii'!" ......i-. _,_ ..,.,....,.., · -·--of °"\ti"...,,Md.,
effort ~captilN .,-OW!P'<of ma'fl. oald a QOOld Dot a NI .. blll waJlied -Iha.border In WWII tbaki
Juana. No ~ ~ 1118de but · 'be jialli~f'a' I'll and ordend Ii« and trousers IOd d!ected lfmt, -...
12 he: martJuaill.!llDta 'were ltln llillior ,..._ Olrtitine E. Gr'l p ==~~,""!§I<._! foond the lherllt' · mtlmated ... ~., ~ ~ • ..,,..._, .,..... '·
llley had bem waterad within 20 -· --· · aod • -_,..tpnibl«m''.;.sp!e'
minuta of the arrival of the raider1. blr onleal. '..
·• .• ''Lo. ,. It Lea , Dr. -Hann!V Our~ of
ltalla Kona, Hawaii Police cap. ve or ' ve :-:= :t~11e "t:';' .!.:':::
tain George Jranon Wednesday Thr te .l' in S • tlDOd beolth. It ....., •'-he ~ noted. a fire truck zig.zagging down ea ne..,:, wt taldng good care ol i;;'1n ti: past
the highway -not~« tmi:~rd :::.1 · ,_. _ .. Anoll>er spot ·d any particular fire. 'lie followed it · MT. HOLLY. N.J. (AP) -Burllallon w .... N(lOIUd ·be bad' ~.:.i
a'!'1 soon arrested Terry L. Good· ~~ 't,= l::::il"'thiy U.:::: well. • .-· Wl~ 26, Portland, whe; off le"" , AmeilCmi flag declls lMi;rlnc tlto ilng10 "lie told me the! he liad goo4 loocl . ~_:.rth•!!, takendthe truck from.the "Our Fl~. , ,_ .lt·ir , ·-" .,_, ln>m tile~ Red er.io·anl 1!<>0!<• -"" wr a n e. -..... -~ ..--from iils 'bnMhers llld llisten' in
• m all'tGUl!ty-·vebjcleo. ·-~--ta! · ·
T.ldtoe1 brokt fnt.o a E~1haW rnolcmd building iite l1'l1d stole ~
flight of woodtn 1tair1, police
said.
Craig ()etljnpr, 25, dlredor of the N.•~~ ... I Ian priest -Polelll
Soulb Jenv CbaP¥r of the CoaunlltH laid. "He loolod quile pleued, quite or~ a•=·tor a sw .,..,.Id ~ ~· ..,ate .... n oOd !""' In pd
laid' be his ~'the ~ "';'-him -'11e .,..ten-ed
Civil Ltberlles Union lo lllud)' tile a ~ or on am001rnce to take
JIO"lbilily of tatln& Ilea! actioa qalnot him to the hoopital," PoletU said. "He
the ~kl<r:!-llid he wooJd like an ~ I
Capita~ ~irport Inundated
It's Typical: Mut:1urnmer Day"for Most -of U.S. . . •
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Medallion .electric kitchen. ·
combustion that dirty w~lls And fiameleu air condi·
ample Wiring far today's elec:a;.
cal appliances, plus provia!ona
fo rtheekctrical wondm~
up in the all-electric futur~. .. .. .... .. D .. -"' . ...
Why put up with oppteulve Apartment can U.O mean Bame-
k!tchen. heat caused by. open leo electric heating. aean hear.
fl a meal Or by•products of • It doean'cdlrty curtains.
and wihdowa?.Afttr.all, the doning. lt cleJna and «>Ols
,,. . Elcc;tric A8e ia here. So.~•-the air you bruthc. ·
Mtdall!on Electric Hom ea And ftamelcu water heat•
MedalUon Homes and Apart•
ments ate available in all prlc:t
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and Aparcmenu. Each lncladee a lne-wlthout a pilot, without a
modem, flamele,., all-elecrricr flue, without wasted rpace. Fur·
kitchen. A Medallion.Home or rhermore, a Medi!Uon Home bu Southtm Cal/fomlt~
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Army,:·Pdl1ee~0-liitizeitin lr~lallil (~~~lffl'~~-Rfuifu~ ~--. . . ; , +. J .I.· · · · .. ' -·--Y-~ . · ASBURY PARK, N.J. (~) ance lo ~!fan up the area; Jet
. -..-..... • , .~~ ,,.·. , ,.. -.~ ";:,~;":.._;.?-~~ · · -Gov. William T. ~ ~U up ~art hou.alriJ: r~n.i
Bl!:IJFAST, Northern · 11"' lound 4,!1111 rous)da ol ammu,. 'flU be mobiU'Ad in lddilloo troopo ·~ iplie' a~'~· 'l!r&~u 111 nf in .. ure .. ...aiPr,.Jd~nl ~ 10 •.a., ata~.-e lacllltiea 1IOll offer
Jand(UPl)-TheBritWIAl:IPy niUon and a .2kallb<r rll)• to .4,000 oo\l-. About and ~ tiy. llilJiolptort de .·, .~ ,d .. :lhe~i'lt~"°'"'ile~ un~'1neilt.-.... '
announced today 15,000 sol· thlsmornln(. • ~000 to 7,0oo"troopo will·be sttpped !IP '"'aPoo -·· ·-·..., be\ng'.'"11iirch-'"1ioOll'ot All>uly-Pork; : T1ie <·0 • ~. •
· dlers and PoUcemen will be _ He aid there will be a ti&llf g ln BeUut alone. througb!!i!t the provtnce In eel -.tlie Cathoik> Ander· looting aiid burning for f r '· • reqpeot wu. • -'" 1
'mobilized in Noithmi Ireland ~ly guard Oil lhe ooro.,• ·.i. bemb..JYe!ll oil oulllde a both ~ and Roman ~aita and them days "this week, a major 'Illa. tele~, ~I lo Ole.IWbllo
lo )ll'iv~ "'°"'lblo -yl~ -U.'Bopobllc o1 ~ , aklnc; lhe Prot..iant Catholic ~-• : aot i!~a!ls Roe ea, ~J_e_r~,.. . •• .. ' • • 'HOlll!O ~Y •~og. .
at Mooday's · Prolialan( .ii-Mtindotidarll!&_.lhe Oranae t. llol4l\lll·bol<ft;mid-It wu l\lal ·imcA '" .....i.··~'o!; h border , "'l'holiov"'"' ifll:'f9urldq· .. c;um~.,..fbe,area.for 20
radea, · l' · Order pOiadel. ndicopler pa.• ~Jillht · 'l'lwndaJ bu! .. "!'wblctt .topi$ed 1.plt 1Vi'll-.r ,1!1114'._,. Protestall ill ilter '!oufliig \ Iii<' pr&lo~, mioil*"t!W ;_!u-. '1t's
The troopo ~ the!< \Tola will be flown owr OW. 'iiere no Injuries and ~ J..,t Frlday,~·l!J, BeUlll'• .. ·-"C •Y afler ,their antl)i blac_t aiea that he~ ~'l'!~ous the"~}" '
• ·nationwide ~,!Gr~~. ble.s~.... . . , ~ ~! damago~ a po.fl<: a' ·1 CatholioU:.O-· ta!ls Road,l~. "gh Ul -OltJ " •• Nixon.,fjjr .emcr1eocy .-,;: -~U!d,",he 3"if;; ons, a spobsm&i\pifd, ~!fd' ~ " A1r · 1r;wu; · Brttiih ~~ ~an said. •• •..: •" ' · · ' · ' · "' • • .. -·
two raids 110Uth • ot··!Setfast ·~uMed in· Nor:tben\l ,Jrelaidr--•An anny '9keanian ·~ , ~ w • • .;;. ' ~ ... • • • • • • \: ~. ~ ·:-· ~. • .~ it". ""' '•'~.-. '•-.. ... .,, • •• , · ' f "_, -~ a-j · -~ . "' .!' •• ~ • ·•·• • ··~ "M ' •'' ·' ' ...... .,. \ " ' • • ' • • ., ... ~~ • --1'> • ... ·"-' ..... ' "
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NEW YORK (AP) '-Alle'r'' merl bOOse eady -~r· .~ .. " T1>e:·19vertlll)eqt · met in """"'~'-' , : . . government said ......... tt:nergmcy 8e$Skll _a few Haf.stei-n-has·-be--en-nearly 17 ·~ ~ del1bera·~ ·-Jibe-small wooQ.en 'JiiiSe .at ·.~.hOQrs .. after the ol'flQal an-Benediktas:On's deputy in the
tion, a fOO~al cour¢ jury ~·-· Ttllngyellir 31 . niiles ·Outside,, ·~ent ot the · prime government and the f~ .Martin Sweig, s.us~~' ,.Reykjavik burned~ bet:Gre :'Inffjister~s dea~ W pick an Ind~,.-~arty ~O!'.~~
ed chief ;idministr.ative. aide, tbe fire brigade arqv@d.·"frgqi .. ~ ~ssor. Ume. . _;, . ~ '\ • • ,..,,. •
·:~:i.,, .. : -· to House Speaker J o h n ::r~~~lurF.Z~;..:;: New Be. dfi_~. rdRiotina him,on~ other counts. ~ "Thank:: God . it's over," .
Sweif sl!N alter the fdur Quell~·. By Poli•'ce women and eight men retqrn·
ed their ·verdict Thursday. 1 , •.• , •
GOP Asks -. •' .
Tele~sion ·
The · suspended. aide, who NEW BEDFORD: ~ss',' di~ burn1ng building.
had •bee1t-employed, ror ._'lf.. (UPI)_ Police used tear gas Oiaiitmg yoothS ran thr<iugh Be Equal ~:-su!fic: ::er :O:~ ~IY. todaf to ~rse black the streets, thr?wing stones. at
co"'Jl[racy and six counts of youti. who wml oo a »roti· can. and policemen, Po!lc• WASHINGTON (AP) -Four ,.
perjury. . : throwing spree fof the ~ s~d •. ~eral . stores were Republi~JJ c0egressmen.. hive
The indictment charged that straight night. Some . st<>reS .. looted. charged CSS w!th collabo.ra-
Sweig. conSp~ with 'JObbyist Were looted and several fires ·· ·Police set up .barricades at tioo with tbe ~ocratic Na.
Nathan V~hen to defrai:>d npott£d. ~-" ·: .: ~eral _ ~ ar~nd' ~tion.J,~tee bf oCferlni
the government 'by nUsusirig · 'Police r~ ~ fire,. :~_1().{>!ock area. 1bey ·~-_ Ire "'.\ · U · to tf ,.,..:_.,
the prestige of the Speaker's when ttiey. tri£d to clear the tinued to use tear 'gas a~ e air Dlf# 8 -na!,AQU "
office and that the· pair area Thursday night in the after about three h o u i:-s . chairman. · -· · :
press\zred gpyernment al~ predominantly blac~ ~ ~-~ag~ ,to b~ tbe ·situation ·. Tile . two se(fators antr. twO
cies to obtain favors for However, they rewrsed their'. u• d:QrOL.... ' representatives, all memben
clients of Voloshen. earlier reports 80Dleone had Firemenfou~ several fires of communications subcom-
Volosben pleaded g u J 1 t y bee.n injured in the shooting_. until, the ~ly nloming boors. miUeet demanded equal time
1Yhen the trial opened June Sixteen pe!bi.S including A ~ wood office ' . .. . ·seven polieoemen and · six building was destroyed. for the GOP. Republican Na-
17g I 48 found ilt fuemen were reported in-. • All avallabl.e N~ Bedford Uonal Chairman Rogers·C. B.
of 7~ u; :a;ederal ~~ .jured, none ~y. Police .· ,.poll~ wf:re,.Called in to quell Morton had also asked for
iuri'here about.knowing Gary arr_es~ one\ .man . f o.r .• , the ~· State ·police equal time to respond to Law.
Roth of ~wrehce N·'i .. ·and p:i~sesSlO!I of •. ~ J .oa~.~~ --~Platt:<! QO standby alert rence F. O~Brlen, ~~
deny41«-.lie,mide. i:aJ4.J;."thO,.,, ~u!; said ;~i· ~~· · ilt; ~;t::r.:~Y '!'.']'.~ ,;ihe .DUcniU. NaUoaalJCti nam~~~1J!¥t~er..1fj "'"'t!'f t....c..i..eof"618c:" ' k.!' "> • c .... • "'l "". ..... mittee. • -.
Judge Marvin Frankel set c,...~ · ' ·"" · ., ....... "' <I• · · O'Bri --• '-t Tu , 1 ' • , • cars about 9:1},P.·m·, A ew. , " · en appeacw .aaS es. ta~.3;~~~~~'~'""'~-~r.,·~ r"L°::: · P:(}rt ~Tieup·· · · ~~f~au~ .. ~.rm~
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lhe v':"1ict. • day night. . _ · · · · ~Brien responded lo Mor.
During the trial, tesUmony .. Firemea took their equi!>' LONDON (UPI) -The l:i' m:v• by :.."'e 00J' fndi~ated that V P Io s ~ e n ment near the ~ t>:ut ref us· govirnment said today a na· part~ r 0 ~: to the Fed!~ ~ive:<J $~,500 to obtam a ed 1o enter until police used tionwide port shut d p w n eommu:..tielnl Commission
hlll)lsh1p discharge for Roth, tear gas to. disperse tile thr<;liened for non -~1· · fir.a rule .uniler .the 'faUness SOUD.-STATE FM/AM/STEREO
and that Sweig , made ca!ls )'OOtbs. would'be 1 "disaster." It call-doclrine requiting networks FM RADIO AND PHONOGRAPH
to Army officers saying. the Police said sporadic sniper ed .Jn labor -aDd management and b?Adculers· to aeet out . Same features u above plus ·' •
Speaker was a. close friend fire broke wt 8horlly af, 1 re~ives In an effott, ..;--.1..iH.H.i nDl'tv • to fM/AM.lterW FM radio. ·' • 1 ~
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Youth Joh Training •
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The Capistrano-Laguna joint agreement to set up a
Jlegionel Occupation Program in the two South County
~chool districts has set something of • speed r<eonl .for
•c:jlool operations.
Not only wiU the project get under way a year ahead
of the county program, it's even ahead of its own plans
-roady to enroll sfudents this fail, instead of at mid-
term as expected.
Pending final approval from the state -11.0 prop.
lem 1inco the program 11 being funded by the cIJstrlcts-
lhe lliit course, ii>!> training for health aldee, will begin
in ~lier with 24 1tudents. •
• High school students and other young adults Jn need
1 of developing employable skills will be olfered three
houra of training daily ·for 175 day~. both ip' the clas ..
room and in actual work situations, as•llChool and home
health aid•, bospl1al nurse aides, ambulance atteodants
and ord811Jea, • '
CommUnity health facilities will cooperate in pro.
viding on-the-job training.
Upon completion of their training, the studenU
should be ready to atep into paying jobs in a field wh.,..
manpower -and girlpower -is in very 11bort aupply.
By January, a new class will form for those inter-
ested iri learnJnf quantity food preparation, another
field'\\'ilh many available jobs.for, 1kllled.hands.
When the countywide program gets under way, new
courses will be ollered in a variety of fields, with the
cooperation of Orange County induney, · ·
Emphasis will be placed on training 'in fields where
Jobs are !DOSI likely to be available in the participating regions.
One of the most unfortunate gaps in our education
system has been the procedure of confining yoongsters
to classrooms for 12 years, then ejecting them with high
~chool dlplQmas and no visible means of support.
Economics
Is ~affling .
.To: Mo st ·
1 wllh BOmebody would eiplata
economics so that the ordinary mlll
could u,ientanc1 tt, -~ lllo hive 'lallh
that u,, _....,.. .. ,., -and
objectiilr."F ... ·ev""'" -Wil'ibout it lll!lemS to have a apecial polot of
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Tldl ll 'Wlitt -.......... u-ti-.. ltallled and frullmal ..
lbe subject of pr;c..
aOO wages, inflation
and recession, em-
ployment and pro.
ductivtty. We don't
know what we're tlWnc about -and th ose who seem
lo be experts clio-----aelVl!ll • much as
... do. •
FOR EJAMPLE, cOmld.,. the cotl
of food . I bow for a fact that the
farmers don't get much for their pro--
duce; and I also know for a fact that
the tupel'IDll'ket chainl don't mate u
exorbitant rate of profit -then why
are the prices so high , and where does
lt all go? ..
We have., that vague and sinister word
"the middleman" to act aa the villain
tn this drama; but, I have never seea
the middleman adequately described or
defined, nor do I kaow PJw much profit
be makes.
Are truck-drivers making too much?
What is !'too ·much"? Are the unions
iettinl more than their share? Wbat
is "more than their sbatt"? Are cor·
porations getting an e1cessive returl?
When is a return "excessive"?
llUNDR&D6 OF spokesmen art eq:er '
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Truck driven ail along the SOll1h
Cout are alwaya honking at me.
What am I doing wrong?
-Bloodie
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• to ealigblen ua ·on ~-..,.! allied,
m1ttera, but 1 ~ .al ti dioii ti
• Jiavtnc ulttrior mo11-. " li7tir to
justify their""" ecoaamlc -... by "proviq" !lilt this or lhol ._1
is responsll>le for our parlous &Ille of
alflirl.
And I don't believe Ill)' of them.
I don't think creed ii 1111 more pnvalent
in one stratum of IOcltty than in another.
I'm not ce111vtnoed that villains are
manipUlatlnC out currtncy, m-that a
.secret band of coaopirators ii subverllng t!li .free marke~ or lhat any particular
eet·tl~devils is aucking our blood away.
'Ibis ia a paranoid conception of Ult
way todety works.
THE WAY IT JIEALLY works ls by
greed, 1tupldlty, abort-sightedness, ig-
norance, lut.ess, and laying blame on
the nearert or handiest victim. If you
don't like uniom, you blame unlo11;
il yoo don 1 lil<e owners, you blame
capitallst.s: H yoo doo1 like ahopb<pers,
you blame merchants. Nobody ever
blames his on apecial lelJ?lent of
society.
Why do the dirtieot ml DIOll 1D1at-
tractive jobs pay the least, whu. ac-
cording to the law of supply ud demand
they ought to PIY the mott? What is
a "fair wqe"? Or a "fair return"?
Why does everyone make so much and
have so little? Why are we the most
affluent society on earth, with everyone
strugglin& to get by? You don't tnow,
either.
When a Will .Is 'Lost'
Joe Jones, a bachelor, had lived with ~7· "$'..,.~.,.,."=,.,,.""";;";;·,......,_i:i:l~
Pete Smith and bi! family for 15 yea rs
befc:re be> died. In his will he left in Actij>.-. all his eslate to the Smiths. He often ·
· lbowed the Smiths his will. .,.;, ..o...:..;a:......_ __ ...,_<il;i;,l;'JIP
But when Jones died, no one could
find bis will, or even a copy.
Jones' .ister and brother, whom he
hadn't seen for years, claimed the est.ate,
since U M died without a wil l (Intestate)
hlJ nearest relatives (his pa.rents.
brother, and sister) would legally come
Into the estate.
BUT IF IDS WUL tv11ld be proved.
the court will hold there ts no Joncer
any IUdl •Ill. In this event, the teltator
dies Intestate. His estate goes to hll
nearest relatives under the general law.
But IOmeone may have served the
decedent, taken care of him, looked
after hit homt. The court may allow
such a penon to be paid from the
estate for these a:ervlces like other
creditors. Thus, Smith toot care ol Jonet
for years, and 11ve blm room and
board. He may be able to claim payment
from Jones• estate.
Smith woukl ·get the estate. The law
MYI that a penon may dearoy or
lole his will ~entally. U ao, the
court can ~ I CGPJ: or some other
proof of II. But Pele &nlth could not
lll"M tbi will. If a penon destroys
llll wUl mtaninC to revoke ii, thf:n tbe THIS DEPENDS on whether Jones
will can ...,.. 11111 pn:ibltld. expected to pay for his care, and whether
A -ma1 -to di• wUhout Smilh espected to pay for hi& servt«s. a will < ..... *) ·_. lit Califomla law •. Should Smith five this care puttly u
111 wfto pU bi& -· • friend wlthooll ~ -~ ha M 1 m, a ,.,,,,. no drafts 1 lhen would haft no claim. ~ ~ :'J. :.-:::~ha~~'. tlk~"'~J!i~r'..,.ttie~"'I. '".:'ae~f1:
odor_.,.. In 11pe with the le!Uitor"• P"Y the claim In full, he and other own deshw. ,,, eredlton must take leas than full paymrnt.
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Note: Cali/omla WID]/trl DI/If lhil
column 10 iiou mo~ know abovt our la wt.
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Students who do not lnl4nd' to 10 on to college should
not be obliged to wall unw they're 18 to 1tart leat'lllng
job Uill1 Ibey could have been develop!n1 along witli
their class work:.
The Rtlioml Oeclq>atlon Proa,..,,, can help close
that gap and give younasten the pride that comes with
kpowillf !hot their Job appllcatloo ii backed up with
aolld tra1mng 11111 -""<•·
, Unf ortuilate Asj>ersion
A nmert recently about the San Clemente Fire IJe. pa-lituaUoo can Diiiy be characterized ai intemp.
erate and DOI c:oostructlvo.
Unfortunately, II WU made by. city CQUDcllman.
"I have nolhinf aplnat the preeent 'fire depart-
ment." said CouncllmaJi Stanley Northrup, uaut adding
more mm would qnl.y add that ID8J1Y more handball
players."'
It must lie • clear to Councilman Northrup and to
otben by now that a city In exceu of 18,000 persons
nods mon than three paid firemen supplemented by a
loyal volunteer force. And ii needs the equipment Jor ~em to fundlon. -
. Presently the full.time firemen, who must be avail-
able foe a lire call. cannot adequately perform those
very belie preventive controls sucb a• checking build-
ings. hydrants and alarm systems to see that they meas-
""' up to lira safety regulations.
. Councilman Northrup followed his handball barb by
silence - a V8CWIDl rather than viable suggestion for
Improving dty lire safety, San Clemente residents have
• right to expect more from councilmen.
(See lettn frOm a oolunt«tr firtma.n in Moilbo% below.)
s
-Stwleat• Want to llnderstatul Humanistic Val~•
Flaws in Teaching of Psychology
Abraham . B. Mallo!r, pnit....,, of
poyd>olocy at Brandeis Unlvenity, wu
active to the Vf!r/ end. I received a
batch of hi& new publications just a
few days before learntn, of hi& imt!mely
death last mooth at the age of a.
All hi& Ille he exploded with ideu like
a Roman candle.
I tint !mew Abe when he and I were graduate atu-
dentl at the Univer-~t..; ""' ' !Jsconsln .• ;,mce be •• upa'•
imentlng 11tth -!'°'~ . and· I -illlll11!ll ~ an d ~ J:lh..,._ -.--!Ull potbo did DOI
crot1. Howenr, wt
played on the same
aoftball t e a m. It
wasn't until more-than 15 yMU later
thal we becan lo discover each other'•
ideas.
TO MP; MA!LOW'S most. esciting
lingle paprr waa • _calll!d "Toward
a l:fumlnlsUc Psycholoo ," ~ in
11111. He had poblished in 1941 • lenboolt
on abnormal psydlology. He had broken
loose from conventional psychological
methods and ideas ln hb "MotlvaUon
and Peroooailty" (1161), In wldch he
showed bow prycholol]I Collld COllCllllrlte
less on emoUonal Ulnm and investigate
<mOlionai health and W<Jl.being. The
ideas he expttlled in hi& 1956 paper
were gennJna1.
Finl of all, Maslow felt that l"Y·
,chololisb auffer from belnt too n3.JTOw •-guild. too ck>le to Idem from outside.
Ht urged psycboloa,ilb: to a t u d y
Werature, ethics, problems d. value, even •
-~-MAii.OW SAID ltnd•• want ''to
andentand •bout love, hate, ...
«Italy, lhe meoi>lnf of ~-But wbal
11 oo often clone for -high hopes
and yearnings? Moat CXIW'leS ••• tum
away from thete subjecla ••• What ii
offered illltead7 Dey bmes. Tedtniquea.
Precision. Huge mountainl of itty-biUy
facts • • • Even wone, teachers of
poycltoktl]I lry, -IUCCeSSf\Jlly, .. make lhe student uhamed of hi& human-
istic interelt."
Thiop hava oome a long Wl1 lince
Maslow wnlle -word&. Tbere exlsll now a f1ourilhiJW Dlvism of
Philoeophicat PaychoJocy in I h t
American PsychoJoa!cal ~1Uon,
deeling wllh lhe YW7 problems -
-· There --a "humanistic psycbolocY" movement that
ii preocazpled with values , lnoer ex.
perlence, "love, hate, hope, ecstasy, the
meanlnc of living."
IN TBIS PAPER Maslow also ll!J:·
mued his hnpaUeoce with his pro-fr.MOD'• ablorpUon with 1elentiftc techni-
que. "I remember.bow saddened I was,"
be wrote , "by an official report .•• on
the tuture of PllYcbolOcicaJ science •••
1lle recommendations amounted to . . .
bow not to make mistakes, how to pick
out other people's mistakes .•• how to
he accurate and preciJe and sure and
certaia. .Jfardly a word was there about
cna11v ..... , new Ide~. sticking your
nec1t out . . • encourijflng uncerlalnly
and confuaioe and exploration.
"It wu 110 much like the road maps
we get at a gas staUon, telling us
~ to pt from known plsce to known
place. Not a word about the no-man's
land out ahead, the place where there
are no maps and street ligna and paved
roads, not a word about the pioneering
and lrall-breaking and ak-y surveying
that are D'C"'ary before mapa can
be made.'' .
I REMEMBER BOW impressed I was
when· I first read -wmli. They sUrTO\I me into ,l etllni out of a deak draw,er ~ a map a ltudent once cave
me, pobiilhed in &uenlam in !Re,
*"'1ng CaJlfomia as an island. 'Ibis
map ~ longer seemed funny to me
in Ibo ligbt of Maslow'• words. If you
are aoing to map the unknown or the
only partly !mown, you are bound to
make mistakes that future generations
will laugh at. But how ii the unknown
ever to beconle known unless there are
people wiltmg to take the chance? I
reniemJl!!r thinking to myae!J, I hope
I shall have the guts to make bold
hypOtheses which, even if proved wrong
eveniualfY, wW be useful in esploring
lbe unknown. just lllte tbat !Re map
of CalifmU.
11 AM GRATEFUL to Maslow became
ht taught me bow much less important
it is to get the right answers to litUt
questions than it ls to give brave, even
if wrong, anner1 to important queltions.
PerhaJ>!: E. E. Cummings had something
of the same IOrt in mind wbeD be
wrote:
"may my mind ltroD about hungry
and fearless and tblnty and supple
and even if it'.s amday may J be
wrong
for whenever men are right Ibey
are not jouna."
The Issue of Ethics • Ill Government
"I believe my .. lainer hu not beH
renewed or refreshed u UJOll, •• Daniel
Weblter', then a Senator, o.ce wrote
the head of the United State1 Bank.
"U it be wished that my relation to
the bank ahoukl be continued, it" may
be well to .end the usual ret.ainen."
Thiqs have come a long way since
the 183011, but the public still has reaaon
to be ~ about the ethics of its
represen tatives in local, state and na-
Uonal government.
A Baltimore srand jury bu dilclooed
varying deirees of involvement of
several U.S. 9'11ators ud repre.entatlvu
with a coRtractor alleged.1y trying to
defraud the government. And Nathan
M. Voloshen, a long-time friend of
Speaker John W. McConnack, pleaded
guilty June 17 to charges of conspiring
to use the Speaker's office to influe.ce
matters ·before federal agencies. No
branch or level ol government ha1 been
exempt from breachel ol.. public el.hies.
MEANTIME. Tiii!: issue of ethles ii
endletaly debated by the Hou.. and
Senate alike. Various codes have been
drafted -but they have looplli>les
through whJcb one could drive a caucus
ol poUUclans.
A study of Congress\onal ethlca by
the Bar As.ooclatlon of the City of New
York re<eJ1Uy concluded thot Ibero ii
"significant room for improvement." For
ooe lhing, It fOWld that 12 of ti!O :SS
members of the Route Bantin; and
currency Committee rrpor1ed holding fn..
tettsta or ofllclal poalUons in banks
last year. About 31 perceat of the i&wyer-
Congrusm<n inlervleWed over a lhree-
..----B• Geff9e---.
Dear Georgo:
I !Md ail Ibo advice colul!lns
•nd my -111111 ........ Do you haft any ...,..uonst
MRS. JI.
DNt Mn. JI.:
Swat him in the d1ops with a
rolled.up advlc:e ....... -(ll lleepo
do(1 off the -L) '
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year period continued lo prac:tloe law
while boldlq pobllc ofllce.
Corruptloo ii u old u lhe Jlopoblic.
!lllrlng the ReVolutloo, -memben
• of. the cootineUal Congress speculated
In badly n e e d e d military 11.1ppliea.
Friends of Alexander Hamllton, t h e
Secretary of lhe Treuury, inade t«lunes
from currency speculation. ' 1 •
NICHOLAS BIDDLE, the preolliatt of
the Unll<d Stetea Bank, • ued Ila
reooun:es lo Influence congr""looal sup-
portJor.nnewlng the inllitutioa'I charier
in the f-ol oppoa!Uoo by ~w
Jacboa. Shncll Cameroa, 1Jncolo'1
'Volunteers Try Harder'
To the Editor:
Secrelary of War, wu dropped from
the ca-. after widespreod corruption
in the handling of military -
theta. UJyuea S. Grant'• eight yeah Jn
the White HOUie were a carnival of
theft. MWions of dolian lo be uaed
for building the lran><>oatinental railroad
,..... nalloftd in the Q>edlt Mobtlier
aDdal.
Coogressiooal Quarterly bu tebuialed » cues of allei!ed corrupt practices
llm>tving memben or Congr<ss lince
19Sl Eleven illvolved House membeni
and the rest Senaton. In 10tne Cases,
thole btvolved were re-elected by thelr
consUtuents. Influence peddlers 9UlJ.
tNdge ftll·wom grooves on Capitol Hill.
FORMER GOV. lllCHARD LECllE of
Louisiana, who bad an Income ol 1282,000
in 1931 .. an olfidal salary or 17,500,
commented : "When I took the oath as
4Govemor, I dld1't. take· any vows of
AJ an lnt«"fllted citizen, homeowner,
and -of Ille San Clemente
Vokmteer Fire ~ the time
hu oome for you lo heo!-our side. ""'oil-'-~a;. ...... _ ... __ poverty." On the other hand, Rep. Moni1 .
We are ctedl<*d worten aod VfJtY
conscie<iUoua In our job. Plus holdlng
down re(\Mr <ltlbt·bouo-Hay job&, we
are en cal 2.t hours a day (week-ends,
holldteys, .U:.) lo "'"IJOltd when needed
for a fire. Many times ttee fires OOt'Uf'
dur~ the night, at which time we
do our job, r.turn home aod luckUy
gt( one or two bJtn sleep before
reportlng fer o<r f<llU}ar eight-hour a
di!' job.
l.'1'ltn ~ ,..... .,. -· --"' """'" ll'lol.tld _._.., tMlr _.,... Ill 300 -1!1 .., Ifft.
Tltl r11M to ~ ""°" te ttt .... n .,. •llmlo Nlft 1111t1 11 ,........,,.,, An ,.,._,.. mu11 lrlclviH •!•
"'"'" I nf 11'11111111 Mdr•J. bu! ""'* """' 1111 Wltllhtld .,._ NCll,l9ll ft IUfflc:i.rit ,..._ II ""°''9t\l, ,....,., wrn noi .. IWllllMf.
crltitlsm, even. by firemen living here
lh San Clemente, ....,loyod elsewhere.
We are doln« a good job for a nmninai
amount of mcoey, and liWI rear our
budget for veey necessary items was
cul , .hose la V«Y badly needed SO
INSTEAD OP' THE City COUncll back-:!t, ~~·;.~And ~v!:;
Ing us and beq behind 118• lhey oeem -... ~ Soot-Air Packs menUoned lo be flllltlnl 111 and denying ua the ·~·-•
few thlnp lltal u-e oo nec:eooary for above.
us lo cony on. Y<t '"' ~ eJ!)eded to operate In
On die .-it Coftwnunlty Clubhollle I "'°" elliclmt .......,. at all limes
ftro, we aJmoot loot two men due to -apparntly "'8onllela of the type
lack ol SooM!r Pac:Q -equipment of equlprMm flllailbed us.
badly needed but cut out of our budtl« Due lo die Italy ~ end -,.
by the Wuaa-jcM Oty Coundl. IChedules on Monday cv ...... (C<llllrary
Ninety percent of all injllliel to to, what hu -llid) ft ho,. nn
flmnen ~ c:auaed by -lmalalion. time to play hlndbail.
The dty .... be IUed f« not Jl<O"ldin« l\eganllees of -hu been llld and
these SoQt..Atr Picks.. In ct* d death printed kl reaD IQOntha, we IS volun·
or dllabillty (-law). teen of Ille Son C1emes1te Fire Dope.rt.
mflll DO 11)1 harder.
K. Udall (0 Arb.), ao advocate of
Ughter ethical control!, aay1: "It's ter-
ribly disillusioning to young people to
find that aomeone ln whom the publJc
hu reposed confidence .•• has done
something that doesP1't meet the stan-
dards we all would want met." ..
--WWW-
Fr! d sy, July 10, 11'/V
The editorlal page of tht Dailu
PUoe 1eeka to inf<>rn1 and 1tim.-
uloU rtodtra b11 prtientino thil
uw1paper'1 opinfont ond com. '"""tarv on topiu of intered
Gftd ligrrifiamce, bu fl'ooidlna 1
forum for the ezprt11ima tJf
our readers• opinfom, and bu
preunUng the dfverse view-•
pofnt.r of •nformcd ob1ervet1
tmd tp0.lurtmen on topfc1 of the c!au. .
Robert N. Weed, Publisher
LATE!.'~' THERE bu bedl oo mcb • ., NfCK LICH I...._ _______ __.
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Fl'ldaJ, J1i1ly 10, 1970 041L Y "LllT 7
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Controversy -.Rages -Over Use of Narcntic .Methadone
NEW YORK (AP) -A be med legally only with a There are two melhadone kids wilh them and yoU can kind of addict.Ion . Maybe it
plonetr in u. UM of preacriptlon and was programs in Pitt.sburgh. The Just set their lives perklng ls, butl'U tell10t1 this: ThtSfl
mettladone to treat heroin ad· O!"lllWIY int.ended as a pai.o largest, at the Black Action up." , . people . are l•dlnt normal,
~ not Involved in any crimlul
ICllvity."
ct . cha . ..........,~ • killer. It also can be.. usad Clinic, b'egan in April 1969 Pitts b uY 1 h's Western productive lives ind I doubt
dl s rges t:Mt ~..,._... to llJpprtSS coughing aott, In · and Is hand tin& 200 addict.s Psychiatric Hospital, has 4$ if IOme d them could do. --liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis:;::;::;::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:::!::=::;::;::;:;;;;;;--
federal f1!CU11Uons ~ng Rne cases., to treat drug on an out-patient basis and out-patients, 4 iJ'l..pat.lent.s and It In any other w.,.'' I
community methadone. pro. 'withdi:awal symptoms. . 12 bospitaUzed patients. a waiting list oi about 50. An agency of the San Fran. M I S S T E I N A G I A M I R I C A
the. director . 11Bf lucctss ift
mean tile• ad!l}ct. mnain on
the pfoer1m 'dru1-rree,
empleyed or In "lachool anct
Dr. ,R1111er Olllmltod ,.the
1ver1.1e cost ol me dose ol
methadone, lt..ell at t.iur
ceits. "That's lneipeftlivt tn
exch1n1e for a ttao+ay
hablt," he aid.
grams conta.ln key provisions abcut 8,MO pe~ Jn the "lt11 gratifying to lee. these There have been' one or twq clsco Public Health Depart-KI C'K 0 FI' It ALLY
. Dr, Dole • ealimates that people ·lf11dlng normal lives," dropout.!1 and no arrests. ment, the Center for Special
that are unreasonable and Onited States are undergoing said Ronnie Barfield, assistant "All or our out-patients are Problems, has 51) out-patie't\ts lll'l'A au , ••• 1·u11
unworkable. methadone treat.rr.ent in about director ol counseling. "Their totally o!f heroin." s a i d on methadone and ex peels to "r'
Dr. Vincent P. Dole of t"'"O doz.en majcr programs appearance impNives each • counselor Bob Lloyd. "'There add 50 in September. •·we 1UQD4J JULY lfttl 2 00 p M
ll<>ckeleller University said and several 1.., formal ef· day 'they come here. Some ·are a lot ol people who ,.y ha"' about to percent ' IUC' • , • · ; , , • ' ; • : the~ regulationa w~ !ort.;.1~5-~~·~ol~,~tlle~m~:----·~ol~!hem~~1 b~r.~i11~g~.the~~l::r,~wi~v'.'.e~s~ao~d~·_2m~e~th~a~d~o~ne~ls'.'._·~jus~t~a,~d~lf~ler~en~t~c~w~,~"~sa~l~d~D~r::_.~B~a'.'rry!.!R~a~mo~r~, ...:__!11~~~~~~:::!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::====::=====~
put together by the govern·
menL "with essentially no con-
111lt0fion with kOOwl<dgealjle
i people in the field." ..,.
I Dr. Dole's Char1es\. mide' ~
I in an ·interview, mart the •
I
newest~~ lit .... ,~ ...,..y •)l\olory •I. ... ~ ·:.
I a 11arcOtJc -being uted in-' 1 ~ly ln many corn·
I rm!lllJ:.JftS!lms -jhe •
I -!<>'help ~ dnl& addld> kick !lie babit. •
la-••·metHidone-p('teram, Ille oddict II given ~.~ dcloe
cl methldorje each d a y.
Becanse .it is a narcotle, and
ii itself addictive, the palierit
remains ~lcted, but he doe!
not get "hicb'' b e'"C a u 1 e
methadone ls given orally
rather than Injected,
DOESN'T SUFFER
Although he is giving up
ha-oin, the addict does not
suffer Wiihdrawal symptoms
because al d1e mettiadbne. In
addition , the methadone
blocks the effects of any
h!min tbe addict might take
furtiveiy, pttVenting him from
ge.ting a heroin ''higti."
All this, the argument runs,
allows the addict to break
the heroin habit, eliminates
the need for criminal act!Vity
to pay for the expensive habit
'Wttlle leavin1 him capable of
rehabilitation, w«king o r
going lo school.
Dr. Dole, with Dr. Marie
Nyswander, his wife, began
the use of methadone at
Rockefell« University in 19&4.
" The most recent evaluation,
bwolvi~ 2,862 paUents, was
• that the pl'Olram is a lllccell
•nd should be continued and
eipanc!O\!.
Smne critics, however,
noting that the addict remains
on methadone indefinite1y,
araue that one narcotic Is
, nwttly being substitut.ed for
-· oth!rs "l !""!'.' . ~ dloetn Tor'. th~ program are '"'I
., carelu1Jy ~. ~ llO
i blj]j>ly-lvaf<d, <II.al It "fl001d I
be ·-not ... -that C!: tm\e ottier t;"apprOa'Ch ~J also
-Id -with -peO-• ·pie.
USE SPREADrNG
Despite criticism,
methadone use is spreading,
and on last Jime 11 the federal
1overnment moved to regulate:
Ks use as well as "f.acililate
conlrolled scientific
reaearclt" '
The FDA uid at the time
that "interested parties" had
30 days to submit comments.
The JO.day peric)(f is up S1tur~
day, v.ilen the propos als
normally would go into effect,
the FDA said.
Bulan FDA spokesman coo-
ced«I Wednesday that there
haa been "substantial ob-
jection by a number o(
parties." and dlat a decision
Is ponding on -ther lo hold
public hearh1gs.
'lbe proposed regulations ,
Dr. Dole said, exclude from
methadone programs anyone
who ts pregnant, or who tias
1 psychosis, a serious physical
dWeMe or who i!l under 18.
JMteed, t.he regulations .ay,
ttlt!9e people llhould b e
hoflpilallzed and withdrawn
from narcotics. "This I s
unworkable," Or. Dole said.
t REACH PERSONS
Using methadone, he
argued, it ls now possible to
1 reach penoos who a r e
psychotic or who have for
instance. tuberculosis and who
are hard-core heroin users.
"Before." he said, "they
would be running off all the
time without taking their
I medicine fOl' tuberculosis.''
Further, he continued, if you
; lake a preinant woman off
~ methadone . she'll go hack to
•· heroin. For the last three
yea~. he said, maoy women
•• Jtf hiJ program have had
~· ncirtn8.1 pregnancies a n d
" deliveries wt.lie on methadone.
'Mle regulation al90 would
require "a very elaborate
series· of medical a n d
laboratory tests" before put·
ting an adftjct oo the program,
f Dr. Dole said. •'To. dieny a
J smaller ~~ ,1wblth Is
unable to 4C&rri ~t' 8 full
range cl tests, from perform-
~ Ing the treatment I&
unreuonable." • •
Health experts stress that
~ methadone treatmenl is not
1 suitable fOf' use by the private
Ii practitioner tn his offiCt,
because the. program requ1m
m a n-)' supporting se.rvlw,
1 such as psychiatri c j supervi.sioo and of.her coun&el-Jna.
j CKE MORPHINE •
1 Methadone , an addictive
~ dru& 1imil.tr io mor}llhine., cu
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SPRllflUR
Th• be1t mocl•l
wl~ the Utile
bcnoorl• lhat
't wat•r• lfff• lrom · 1 taT away •••n.
lo ' JUI\ dial lb.•
.. { pattena or 1hcpti
~.. . you wcmt.
EVERAlll HOSE
REEL
J paid eight buck•
and chang• !or
thL1I Now th•
G..-crt On• mall••
a 1uper 1,..:lcsl.
lln• thing. Well
11'• th• be1t. 10
you MP"• 1lac• I
cCNlda't.
P.Y.C. PIPE
Nothing lib It tor 1prinkl9t iy1tem. JUght up to 'P••-Ju1t u•• Ml:l:ie Cl~ to put It lot•th•r. no
tAre.ding or hllJ deal cutllnlJ. Simple ta l.Zl1tal1.
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Hold• up lo twlc•
lt1 own weight In
,.,ater, 1ood top
dr•••lnf . ll1ht•n1
the toll. !u1t er
helter tkiq thn
the t'Ml adobe.
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PORCH LIGHT
~ W• weren't doint '° •U.Cb
' •Ith tM old Idea IO •• ma:de
a new tdecr. It'• a nle• on• a1
you cisn .... Satin hlacll and
tnmahaceot gla11o
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'QUEENIE. n ·emocrats· Prepare Altern-at-e-rax Plan
SACRAMEN'KJ (AP) -gov<rn0r'i procram on a Uoor about hall the revenue d -A minor U~ d tu "-Hain,. the capital gab" eluding the oil deple<lon er-
Delnocratl Md • new tu vote amonc them CJ a r t Reagan's, leaves the sales and t.'actets of. upper mcome tu exemption. l n v es t-o r s emption, to produce about $15
reform PflCkace of their own Bradley (&Sin Jose) Md H. income taxes un&oucbed n wage earners to produce a ·wuu1c1 pay tax on 75 percent miUion in added revenues.
today and ftl'e poMied to L. Rlcbar'd9m (R-Acadl.a). sources d :revenue for the minor ti:r ma-ease. 'Ibis ol .income deriveil Ir om Tax relier would come for "to1811¥ llUbotltute" it for GoY. J)emocrata aay tlley hope state's hanf-pre!lled schools. would mean alnl,t a $10 Jn. · copital gU.. ratller than only fl106t Calilornians in a 11,:!00 Reacan'• when bil fl billioo to attract Repoblkan votes · The ma.in · three reatares of : creue for a famlly on a $1,SOO on.so percent. property tax exemption for
proflram reechls-tbe-Senat ith the arsument-1hat-their-dte-'Democratk-pact;iage,-1~bKiiine am about '2 fOr a -Conform certain t a x ownen ol single family dwell-
fJoor. packap . while raising only siders say. are these: $15,000 looome family. features to federal law, in-ings. 'Rlou$I> not sdleduled to be ,..:.:_:;_ ___ __;; _ _c_-,---------------------------"---------
allDOllOCed uolll Monday, the • . "
tax l*ble was ooe ol the
year's -k..,. pollUcal
secrets .. -Oltered tl1rough the Oaptol late
yesterday while Dernocra<s
reached final agreement on
its fealures.
With only a mln<r upper
level income tu: boost aod
no sales tu irJC:1 e•e • Jll"O"
pooed by Ileoion, I he
Demomits' plu would ralst
$4SO milUcm in new · revenue
the fll'St year of the program,
all for the reliei cl renters
and pr"(llMlty tax payer&, I
He.rt (Ner to the OU.taide Jane. Then U 900ll U Joa.
-~ blue camper, get ...,r to the right uni.ii '10fl
oome to a red truck. then .... " •
Reepn Witbbekl «11uoent
Oii the ........ whidt would
double ID $1,MO the 1'f"9"ll h~1 tU amnption •
But the governor'• tax
New Nudity Controls
In Bars by ABCD
nlorm. apcnsm-in t h e
1 e I I dlture, As:!lemblyman
Willlam T. Bagley (R..5an
Aalelmo)~It.
"'!Ills Is .... pocifi<r, llOI w refonn," 18id Bqtey. who
oa:uled Ille Democrats of
"'Bouderinl" Oil the tax issue.
"Thil lo ... lilly -In SACRAMENTO (AP) -
New stale regulaUolll say it's
all rigtt for a bar to have
nude entertainers but not nude
waitre6'Ses.
Waitress nudity "is not for
lhe p.rrpose of ejther en·
urtainmeDt or art," the State
Alcoholk Beverage Control
Department saUI Thursday,
amouncing new regulaUons
governillg barroom nudity,
THe regulations, effective
Aug. 1, stemmed from a re-
ceot Stale Supreme Court nil·
ing that said waitress nudity w.., not pniected by the U.S.
Indians Rap
State Text,
Get Action
c.onnitution but was not 11· Saaauedo."
legaJ either, in the absence DmwxJats Indicated ~y
of any specific regulaUons woo.Jd IOlbullh ttie governor's
against it. program on the Senate floor.
During three days or hear-They coacedt they have
ings last lt1ay, more than 50 scant cbance of amending
persom spoke for and4'gainst ~ program ~to Reag<in's t
the propose d regulaUom, in. the ~le._FJMDCe Com-
Edward J. Kirby, ABCD dire<:-nu~. 'WfUcb lS ~!can
tor, ·said the bearings brooght · ~ted, 7.e. Reagan's ~
out "that the cooduct or Cer-poaal ll ~ -for • ~ay
tain waitresses and other nlf'bt hearing by that com-
emptoies selling 'and serving mittee. .
alcoholic beverages, and or . ~eral Repu~hcans have
entertainers on and off stage, indicated they will oppose ~
does not cmform to the con-
temporary sta ndards of
morals of the people of
California ••• "
"The same was true or
"nudie" movies shown in
some bars, Kirby said.
Slaves' Son
Reaches 102
In Loneliness Far from being either art
or entertaimnent, Kirby con-
tinued, "such conduct has
been carried on in order to
promote the sale or alcoholic
beverages under conditions
LOO ANGELES (AP) which are antisociaJ and con-
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
The 900 o( freed slaves who
emigrated v.'est when he was
• celebral<s his 102nd birthday
today, ak>ne in a dingy $53+
mmUt hotei room. •
State schools chief Max Raf-trary to public welfare and
ferty If!'• he -.l\'ith 11\t. '-.i.:!-.-. .•
American Indian Historical The regulations prob i b I t
Society~ that a .l~ topless ·aod botlomless , ....... ....,....n.ic:b revi11m -wai-. _._ ,tx
bet?" ~ can be used In octs, and Ille sboWihg <ii film,
Cahfomia dasatKt1ts, still pictures, e I e c tr on i c
The boot, entitled "The reprodttef.ion at other visual
Story of California," was the reproductions," showing nudl--
subjecc. of debate Thunday ty or various sexual acts.
before the Jo.member State They also require topless
Board oC F..ducation. dancers to be at least six
Said RaCferty:"I'm going to feet from tbe nearest patron.
send the book back to the
publisber. ''
The Indian hiaorical groop,
artered in Sao Francisco,
m:t\GiD!d ht 1he volume
falled to ci<l>icl odequately 1be
plight al Indians today. It also
obje<ted to pictures al early.
clay Oalil<rnia Indians, saying
the illustrations were
"~and Inaccurate."
The ·board. however, ten-
tatively approved .the book
amoog 10 new texts obyed
f(X' social 3Cierr:e classes in
!he fall al 1971.
Bomb Note
Suspect Gets
Nabbed in SF
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
The FBI said it arrested a
Pacifica man Thursday who
had been charged w i t h
· tbre~ to bomb United
Alt Unes unless the linn
posted bail !or twv Individuals
cutrenU"y he1d in San Mateo
County jail.
Special a~nt in charge Har-
ry J. Morgan said Ten-ance
Thomas IAuis Jives oo !OciaJ -·.uv Olld a analJ..wellatt ~k<;'mt ~ mOiroi bii >
time alt;t.q by the' window,
Jool<ing out al bis room Into
an alley.
"I stay. here," he said. ••1
listen to ball games. I Jove
the Dodgers. Never· been to
a baJI ,amt since I've been
here. I doo't go nowhere."
He just sits in his ~·
a room he Sl!l)'S he loves
because lt ill his lmle.
"l don't think I'll be living
llVJCh Imger. I get around
too slow. I get lost, so I
stay around here .pretty much.
I don't go out of this block."
The block is lined with
re5Clle tniJsions, dingy hotels
and boarded-up store frorts.
''I'm ready to die when tile
good Lord wants me. I ain't
afraid cl. death. But 1 doo't
want to be <remated. J want
to be buried decent. When
Jesus cans, J wart to be there
in one piece."
McColl Behind
Aft« I!earlqi prot.W about
four of therii -iodudq the
ooe the lodian hi6toricw 00..
jeded to-the board said it
would review its decisions In
the ran or this year and would
evaluate specific questions
raised.
All 10 texts would, ~ placed
In Oalifomia grammar
schoo4~ cost tile state $3.7
millim.
Lee Greenfield, 23, wa s ar-LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
rested on a federa1 complaint Dr. Bill McColl spent another
filed here earlier in the day. $150 Thursday, but only got
It charged Greenfield with two votes for his trouble in
sending a letter through the the recount of the 24th District
mails on or about July 6 to Republican primary.
Uniled Air Li nes at San Fran-1'-1cCQl,l, who lost. lo John
cisco International Airport Rousse.lot by a thin margin
threatening to set olf a bomb in the primary, demanded a
in a public place and to recount. But he must pay the
deslroy aircraft in midflight. costs. So far, with 131 d 537
II llal'l'091 of Hl"lainsl And Savings! And more Bar·\.
gaiasl Sap1r s•appers' specials price· slashed ta \.
make yffr doll1r 1a farther. We show just a sample
ofdo11as of terrific ••ys all overt•• store. Come
runaiag for yours.
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-, Death Leap
·Films Said
Destroyed
The letter tol.d UAL this precincts counted. M<:Coll is
would be done unless it put traHing by 135 ballots, eight
~P the bond for the two jail more than he Jost by the first
tnmaws, who were named in .-~tim;:;•·:;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::::=:l:~=:=:=::::::;:=::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=::;;:=::;;:=:=:=:=:=:;::;::;::=::;:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=::::::::::lhe letter but not named by
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SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) -
A photographer says he "'" deetroy«I movie films of a
stoot man's fatal plunge from
the Go-Gote Bridge.
Ronald MiUer, 27, a stunt
man from Lodi, Calif., grunbl-
ed for tame in his dive off
the span \Vednesday and
disoppear<d beneath the hay
wa~ as a trio o r
~ filmed Ih e
lrqody.
"I'm aire 1 can rrutke ii."
M!lllr bod iml""1 to his -'Ihn be weK ovet U1' side
and Df feet below in Whal
-"" to be o perfect dive.
He nenr came up. ~ ~ ""'*¥11*< Poul Kayletz
of. BerfcalrJ ll6r.I ~ the
filnu NM ta.. tJJ hV)td.
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Poker Game
Brings Term
In Prison
VENTURA (UPI) -Walter
Lee Ramsey, 25, was sen-
tenced to five-to-ten years in
prison Thursday because he
Jost $15 in a Poker game,
then lost ttis temper when
told he couldn't use his credit
card to cootinue playing.
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Ramsey was convicted by
a · jury two weeks ago on
dlerg.. d fint degree rob-
bery and vk>lent assault stem-
ming from the t>Qker game
Incident In nearby Thousand 11----------------
0aks last Aug. 15.
AutboriUes 3ald e f t e r
Raouey was denied Crtdlt, he
left the game, then returned
-a pistol, I'll it to the
....., "' hoot Jerry °"""· ll1d ·pulled !he lrlgger. ,,
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l ibbH Cltlriilll hi 1i'u1.Gr-fl1x . $7995 . · CLUB CHAIR ,,,,...,, ,.,. ...................... ..
O.corati..,. Wood Tri• fdg1d $6995 , FORMICA COF~E TABLES ... ...,,.,.., ...
HEX TABLES JO MATCH. Reg, ~99.95 •••••••••••••••• $69.95
.... & WW..'"""'."""".._ ..... "'' . $3499~· SECTIONAt SOFA -,...... .......... ..
~-~'"..OVliAr ... .:~.,,, .. ; ... $CJ95o
'rop Grocl1 Pwilae Gold V1l....t. •
48" WING BACK OIAIR· .. -,,,,,. ..
Hand.Carved WOod BackTop,·Rich Red·Velvet Raton Cover
I.~!~~~2~~5~~~ .......... $149 95
Oolc Cathe41rae Tri• ..;!fl o.-·1ni.i. fini1h $9950 COFFEE TABLE ,,,,,.,,, 1,,,,. ................ ..
.-.c.lhioii "-•''"•· 11o111ffllf s.1.d Print'°''' $29950 9-FOOT SOFA ,.,...,, ,,.. .................. ..
DECORATIVE ond ORIGINAL
PAINTINGS
Morry To Choose from .
3010SO;FF
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CHAIRS
·2-ly, Pill-lack, lorr1I $lylir,
$aut1rn1 D1corotor CO¥er. ••siufor. '1. ,1-49.9.5, SAVE $70.00 I
$79~~
H.-, Tifft Ar111, hdt Gold V1holt, lpallh1' kdi... $11995
SPANISH CHAIR --.... ··--........
1 ·0nl~I lurl loc1d $7995
CURIO GLASS SHEL YES """"'' 1"' .......
%" 1'1011 Glcu1 Top, Gold teof Tordl l et• s19950 COFFEE TABLE __ ,,._ .......... ..
TUITTDOtMsE LOUNGE ......,,,,,,. .... $12995
5:iilicE"amiioo:\r Gioii'ii:., .... , '"'"" $29950
Jodi~" wilh Gort-t Small Hffdboord $39950 KING SIZE BEDROOM GROUP ;-.;;'.;'. ....
-"~ Ko•~·'-·~'. . $5995 MET AL SCROLL RECORD CABINET ::::;J'. ...
22"•41'" $po11hh Oolc, For .. ie1 Top, C_.d frotil sn950 KNEEHOLE DESK ,., ... ,, ,,., .. , .. ,............. · 7
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Easy Sailing
Las Damas
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Take .·Helm
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Las Damas de! Mar Auxiliary of "the· Children's
Home Society will sail into the new club.year under the -
expert guidance of captain Mrs. Ralph Koch at the
helm. I
Assisting Mrs. Koch in charting the course or ac·
tivity for 1970..71 are the Mmes. Donald Divel and Larry
Peltier, vice presidents : Robert Jenkins and Gerald'
Gibbs, secretaries, and Keqneth Carr, treasurer.
The incoming boara. WFJS installed recently in a
traditional ceremony conducted by Mrs. Gordon Hodges,
past president and charter member of the auxiliary.
Decorations were under the direction of Mrs. Charlotte
Gill.
The San Clemente-Capistrano Valley auxiliary is
one of more than 220 auxiliaries of Children's Home
Society in California dedicated to the assistance of the society in achieving its 'goals. · ··
In addition to bringing together children and fam~
ilies in need of one another, the society provides coun·
seling and foster families for babies awaiting adoption.
Auxiliary assistance is provided through financial
support and active participation in clinic and adminis--
trative programs.
CREW CHARTS COURSE -Newly elected olficero of Las Damas
del Mar Auxiliary chart a busy course for the upcoming club year.
Getting into a nautical mood are (left to right) the Mmes. Larry
Peltie~, vic11 president; Ralph Koch, President, and Robert Jeni1ns,
recording secretary. · ,.,,
Business· Club Begins Second Summer
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The Laguna Line
..: ,-On. ,..,. -ttiis month, Mrs. John L. Toner of Mission
Viejo and Mrs. Mary Fra1Jey
began organintion of a club
suited to the needs o f
businesswomen in the Sad..,
dlebad< Valley,
With Mrs. Frailey as presi-
dent, the group was given a
charter as Saddleback
Bus~ a n d ProfesSional
woman1s . Club on Feb. 14,
1970 .. Twenty·nine c h a r t e r
tnembers witnessed t h·e
ceremony.
Aetiw:ly involved in business
affairs since that time, the
group will be dark in August
with September designated as
the month for launching . a
membership drive.
Objectives are to elevate the
standard of women i n
business; promote interest;
bring about a spirit of
cooperatioo a m o n g pro-
ressional women throughout
the United States, and extend
opportunity through education
in industria1, scientific and
vocaUonal fields.
Women in the area In·
lerested In b;:..coming affiliated
with the club are invited lo
call Mrs. E. R. FarreU,
membership chairman.
Officers for the current club
year i n c I u d e the Mmeti,
Toner, president; C. L.
Pearson and Robert Walker,
vice presidents; A. L. Horton
Jr. and P. T. Fish,
secretaries ; Z. l\f.
Zaneszcwskl, treasurer. and
Marie Porst, parliamentarian.
1 Lagunans Jet~
Into Summer
SHE'S NO sooner home than s'he's all
again. But we expect her to stay now that t,b•.
Festival of Arts is keeping South Coast Com~
munily Hospital volunteers on their toes pour·
ing·Cokes a1 well ·4s bringing a smile to pa-utnts. M~s. Virginia Fletcher ·o~·soµth .La-
guna arrived home from a tour of the .Haw;ai·,
ian Chain jult' Jn time to depart Iot.: a ;vilit in
San Francisco.
Not one for relaxation. she's busy taking
cctre of the auxiliary's public relations which
even entails rounding up huge Coke bottles.
THE LOVELY San Clemente Villa de Sa·
baline residence of the John Sabatines was
setting for a dinner party for one of their long·
lime favorites, comedian and actor Jerry
Colonna .~ . '
Partaking~ of the evening's hospitality
\vere th e comedian's \Vife Flo, Gwen Dunn
and stereo king Earl Muntz.
FAMILY AND FRIENDS gathered In· th~
home of Mr. and 1.-frs. \Yarren Davis to honor
Mr. and J\1rs. Everett Da vis Sr. on their 62nd
wedding anniversary.
Standing. c"ommittee
chairmen are the Mmes. J.
W. Woodward, E. J •. Fleming.
H. W. Finney, Marth a
Anderson, Lee Vance and Far·
rell.
THE SADDLEBAGK WOMAN -Members of the Saddleback Val-
ley Business and ProfeSsional Woman's Club ta);e time out from
business to scan a recent copy of the club magazine. Looting over
current activity at the Mission Viejo Inn are (left.to tight) the
Mmes. A. L. Horton Jr., C. L. Pearson and John L. Toner, presi·
dent.
Originally from Missouri , tJ.ie couple
came to Orange County more than 25 years
ago and have been active in land develop.
ment. They boast three~children, eight grand·
children and 15 great.grandchildren and r~
side in Emerald Bay ,with a summer home at
the Dana Strand Club.
Sor:1 Ships Out on Sea of _ Life, Comes Home Shipshape
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Something you
wrote to the mother of a hlppte son
grabbed me. You said, "My advice is
to tell the boy to shape up or ship
out. U he ships OJJl he will learn firsthand
what the world Is like. And perhaps
this is what he needs. ~·.s something
to be said for the school o( e.xperienee.
When your boy does come home -
and . most o( them db -he will view
Jn a different ll&ht ma11 things he
toot for sruted, like a clean bed, good
meals ud parents who cared too much
and bied too hard."
You ,..,. SO right. Ann. I just saw
It happen. The 900 of our neighbor
must have read your column. The day-
alter it lppNl«I ht tilled his Dad
and u~ "Can l come ~?'!... Mil -
ANN LANDER S
Dad 1mwered, "Certainly. We are still
a fa1nily and we still love you."
The kid ~ n11 time in knuckliq:
down. He gets up at 7 1.m. and .,,es
to a job. He It putting himtelf through
lhe University of Minnetota. He has
joined the SierT1 Club to pursue bis
interest in con1erV1tioll. He is eon-
slderilf the Ma-1c Onlet. The chlnp
ln thil boy is like a mlracle. HJs folks
ba~'I been thit happy since l'•e known
illlm. J1ot aJl -hlH.Jllldl & bappy
cndiOg but I thought you'd like to know
of ... that did. -C.L.G. .
DEAR ·C.LG.: I'm deUgbted! Thank
7ou for tbe d1y-klcllllt1ter.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I hawe beeo
a *~adf reader~ for many yun. Now
I need '1fNr help. 1 Im • man. II,
who does not agree with all your IDIW'tl's
but I reapect you.
t am divorced, ~fort.able. Unanclally,
ud I flliol' Ille C01111>0111 o1 Ille oppolile
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sex. The pnlblcm Is I am over the
hill sex·wise and am wondering if It
would be fair lo marry a woman wider
these circumslance.s.
Is it possible to have a good marriage
I! psychologlc1I ind not phy1lc1I.' A
new relatloosblp might produce some
hlgh«tue fuel that will make you
wonder wllat bappeaed II thole bll1.
without sex? My first wife and I were DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have a
married 22 years. We had a very decision to make and J need your help.
satisfactory sex life but liUlc else. Now My hwbamt wants nothing more to do
I've mcl a woman who has added a with a couple w~ have known for a
great deal of joy to my previously dreary long lime. lie 'says he cannot tolerate
existence. We get along beautifully but the way tlie wile picks OD her husband.
1 don't want to be unfair to her, 11 Last night they hid IO argument and
companiOtlShip enough? -UNSUR.£ it spoiled the eveniac comple\el,1. On
DEAR UN: I •uest tbat yoa tevel the way home my husband Mid, "That's
wHli -r lady rriead. II'• Ille ..,,. e"""gll ol them. I can~ tUe htr .., ,9~ longer." way to flad oat bow lk leelJ. But •
don't be surprised If tbe~ are tnme ll Is embarraairis at times and It
cb•n«ie• In your Uft. The problem of . bothers: me, too, but I bate to chop
l111po<aey ill 1111 YUi .. )lrilJ " ..... OU ll1e friadllllp. Sllo'U -Wl>l·
',
Jr she asks, should I tell her! -OX-
NARD
DEAR OX: Your husband U. tile
right Co d«kte wbo be wuta ti tptlld
Ume with. 11 be objects IO tbe woiua,
l'ttpeCt bll Wi .. 1. And &ell laer, if 11Mt
11ks, why you aren't makhl1 u7 mort
dates to be wl._ tbem . It mtpt Improve
their marriage..
How far should a teenage eoup" f10f
Can oecklnf be sale! When does •
become too hot to bandit? Send for
Aln Landert' booklet. "Necldnc and Pet·
lln( -Whll Alo the Liabl" Malt
your requelt Lo AJm lAllcllrt in care or ,..r ·-per ......... cents
ln coAn aod I IOUC, stlmpld, ltlt-address.
Id ta..iope ID mt al lhe liiUL l PILOT,
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'" THE SMILES HAVE IT -R<!Oecting their delight .. ,.. 1n the third consecutive plaque won for youth serv·
icn by the Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pool 3536 are (left to right) Mrs. Harold Hob! and
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To avoid 'llisappolntmen~ pro!;pOCtive
brid11 are remind.a to have iheir wedding
1torie1 with bl.lck and white ~lossy r.boto-
graphs to the DAILY PILOT Women s De-
partment one week before the wedding.
Plctures received following tlie wedding
will not be used.
For engagement announceIQents it is
Imperative tl!at the story, a!Bo accompanied
by a black and white glossy picture, be sub-
mitted six weeks or more belore the wedding
date. H deadline iJ not me~ only a story will
be used.
To help fill requlrements OD both wed-ding and engagement stories, forms are
available in all Of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further questions will be answered by
Women's Section staff membtn at ·642-4321
orfff.MM. ·
Fun-for-al/
Golfers Share Prizes : :. A Fun Day golf tournament
• ' e..Urtalned memben o( El : •. Niguel Courtry Club Women's
' . •• to u r n ament co-chairmen ;
Wllliam Egan, secretary ;
R1chard Howell, treasurer;
&imwxl H06kiqs, r u I e s
cbafnnan, and Rldl.ant Hall,
handicap chairman.
. ' : · Golf Wociation as partici.
: pants shared prites.
~ A committee oC tht A1mes.
t JMn Swartley, Harrim Car·
I rick and Richard Howtll
selected prki and made
t awards.
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$ Following luncheon, new of.
ficers wtre introdut'ed. Serv-
ing as chairman is Mrs. Harry
C. Lowe with board mem~.
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Uie Mmes. Robert McCaffery
·and Robert Schuhmann,
. -
Appointive d:Wrmen are lhe
ltimea. William Ho I ab Ir d ,
parliamentarian; Ri c hard
Parsons, social; RQger Co-
nant, membership;' James
Brady, new membership: Bert
~tenne. publicity; John
Swartley, roster, m:I Phillip
Cramer, John Francis and
Rick Gouin, awards.
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Mrs. Vernon Matthews. Not content to rest on thelr
laurels, they already are continuing fund r aising for
their cause by collecting empty glass containers.
Outstanding Group
Auxiliary Awarded
Plaque for Service
Summer began with a
gpectal trophy le< Posl 3536.
Auxiliary to Veterans of
Foreign Wars, the third con-
secutlve one presented to
them at a California Depart·
ment Convention. I
Mrs.. Vernon Mathew s,
outgoing pre1ld<n~ ae<epted
the award in San Diego for
h<r auxilliry's out.standing
Brigs. Merril Barker and
1t1ildted Moore.
Cilatioos in rehabilitation
work, cancer r esea rch .
publicity, poppy seals and
community Services also were
received.
Having completed a recent
poppy sales drive, the women
of the auxiliary tonight are
hosting the men at a special
dinner. In their competiUon
work in Y~ serv~ce. Mrs ... _!9f _.~ profits, which go
Harold Hohl 1S chairman of enUrtly to their wellare wor
the youth services committee. the men were most successfu
Other delegates attending J nd thus the winners of a
the conv~ included thls dinner served rto them.
year's preside nt, Mrs.
Florence Kircllner, with the
Mmes. Jimmy Ton-em, Alfred
Bar Portable
Events in the immediate
future include a S e c o n d
Dl9trict meeting on Swx!ay,
July 12, starting at 10 a.m.
in Buena Park.
A new portable bar designed Emblem Club
as a space saver for tbe
career girl's small apartment The Elks Lodge Is the set-
ting for meetings or the or to keep the business Emblem Club 201 or Laguna
woman's expenses down folds Beach. Members gather the
compaeUy into a small cal'· first and third Tuesdays at
rying case ror easy stowa\\'ay. 8 p.m.
•• 1 .. ~ Free Estimates
RE·UPHOLSTER
Complete Selection ol
FalHies h1elutlln9:
Unens and Velvets
M .. ter Cr•ft1men Alw•yt •• . .
C-KOSKI 1131 NEWPORT ILVD. .. • COSTA MESA ClfMr HMINI
Your Horoscope Tomorrow
Sag itta ri us: Be True to · Self
SATURDAY
JULY II
117 SYDNEY OMA1Ut
TEEN DA'nNG lllN'n:
-!or Llln ... CU<ot
te ae, IOme dt1&aace .
Aatq ... c.111 flare w-..u ... 11-llp&.
May loolc" -.. -•tie r••••C• ••• ,.. .. ..... ...w lie
ldoal. K,-Y 11 -for _,.., -vq. 11 Bely
.. ,iet ..... --Ar* Is eOIN:ll!ftlll .._. ,..._..
CJ. tf re'a, ,Hp, • l 11 e
"G<millWcMfPll-
ARIES (Mardi 2l·April II):
kcem: CD agreement \li1llcb
aJllld a!l<CI home, prOptrty.
&st lo C<Jl1llllole projoct
before embarkiqs; OD Dew
adventure. One who is eJs
perieaieed may ~ you as
Jae~ in idealbm.
TAURUS (Ai>ril 20-May 20):
Llgbl ,looch is best tndly.
Means avoid trying to force
issues. .Be diplomatic. You
gain more if effort is m.de
lo comprehend problems ol
others. Maintain s t e a d y ,
moderate patt.
GEMINI (May U.June 20):
Good lunar aspecl today coin-
cides with creative efforts, in-
tensified relations with ~
posite sex. Nothing happens
halfway, Don't start anything
you may not intend to finish.
CANCER (June 21.July 22):
Bright outlook require mare
investigation. Be realistic. Get
faets from source. Friend,
associate may simply be over·
ly enttusiastic. Get · at truth
and do u soon.
LEO (July 23-Aug, 22): U
you believe everything, you
are inviting diffia.ilty. Read
between the lines--study line
print. U perceptive. yoo get
what. you desire. Obtain hint
from· Canar message. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
VIRGO (""8. 13-Sept. 22): Ii): Contract. may b o
Ability to communicate may ~ before ~ resWt in solid prolit. Be flex, on special project. Know this;
ible. Listen and learn. Put act accordi.Jllly. Be sure views
lortb YoW' ideas. Make roop'.I are known. Gain indicated if
for change, variety. scan vast you publish, advertise.
pouiblliliel. AQUARrus (Jan. 20-Feb.
LlBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22J: . 18): Nol ~II lntentJons are Some~ made by those clear. Be independent. Stick
ln posiUcm of authority ma¥ to principles. Gain needed
not bold water. Plan ac, knowledge. Take time to read
cordi.ngly. Means don't depend and le_a_rn. Your speci~y will
too mueb oo one who seems be util.i.ted. But patience is
affluent., but does m«'e talking a· requ isite.
than spending. PISCES tFeb. !~March 20):
SCOR.f'lO (Oct. 23-Nov. Zt): Avoid tendency to be ex-
You may feel you have vital travag~t. Acting purely -on
secret. Jn actuality, you may impulse coold create pro-
be victim ot. wishful thinking. blems. Accent todly is on
Play waitin& game. What estates. tans, monies that
needs to tire· known will be .have come due. 'fake special
revealed. P.fessage is crystal care with fiscal respoMibility,
cle~r by tonight. IF T 0 D A Y IS YOUR
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. %2-BIRTIIDAY you are intuitive,
Dec. %1): Some of your plans now have chance to fulfill
cos& more to be fulfilled than obligations and live up to
originally anticipated. Be w~ pote ntial. 1£ single, marriage
ing to invest in your own ~ not rar away. Financial
capabilities. Not" wise t o position due to become more
delegate too many duties. secure.
To find GUI ......... luctv tor WU II\ ll'WlnfY •1111 ltv•• O<"ller Svdnno
Summer
Activities
Formulated Late Summer Rites Ooftll•r'• boolllet. '"~.!!. !:l.l!.'' ••Is °""'"'' boel<lel, ""S'::d t.i'h lot "';:j1 ~, .... ~·" OmMr /lurt~ !:reb,. the "&,,a:, lttLOT, 1ka 4),
Grend Conlr•I St•tlon. Hew ark. N.Y. 1000 .
1t's going to be.• long, hot
and busy summer f o r
members of the Mesa Verde
Republican Women's Club.
Aspen Setting Picked Cosmetics
Collected A Republican candidates
booth and voters' registration
center will be marmed by
members throughout t h e
Orange County Fair Tue>day,
July It, through Swlday, July
19.
A Sept . 13 wedding is being Pasad~na. A graduate of
planned by Heather Goss of Westridge School, Pasadena,
Corona del Mar and Douglas and Rudolf Schaeffer School
Frederick BucM of Hotchkiss, of Design, San Francisco. Miss
Colo. G~ attended the University A new collection of cos-
metics is the first truly
fa.Wooable line to be 100 per.
c e n t allergy-tested and
fragrance free, the manufac>
turer .says.
She is the daughter of . of Kyoto, Japan.
Norman Leffingwell Goss and The bride-elect w._, a Valley
Jttrs. Paul Hubert Cro\li·ell of Hunt and Las M ad r in a s
Executives will galher on
Monday, July 20, in the Cosla
Mesa home of Mrs. Sarah
Schaefer to formulate plans
for fall including a speakers'
roster and fund-raising events.
Volunteers will aid the
Republican State C e n t r a I
Committee Headquarters with
seminars. Jnterested. persons
may can Mrs. C alh oun
Sumrall at 54&-lUO.
HB Auxiliary
Twice a montl'l the Ladies'
A~ I<> Huntlng~cb v~ of Foreian ·wars,
Post 73U meets at: a p.m.
Th< f~ Frid!ll' ol el<h
mooth they gather in Odd
Fellows Hall for • business
m<etlng and the third Friday
they socialize in various loca-
tions. F u rt h e r Information
may be secured by calling
Mrs. LeRoy Hermann at 536-
3580.
HEATHER GOSS
Wedding Plans
THIRTIETtf •ANNIVERS ARY• SALE
ACCESSORIES• GIFTS· FURNITURE
20-50°10
THIRTIETH· ANNIVER SARY• SALE
THIRTIETH · ANNIVERSARY• SALE
STOREWIDE REDUCTIONS 20 PER CENT
OTHER S AVINGS UP TO 50 PER C ENT
OPEN SUNDAY NOON TO FIVE
VAN KEPPEL-GRE'EN
ON THE BOARDWALK
AT HUNTINGTON HARBOUR
debutante and is a member
of the Newport Harbor Service
League.
Hj!r fiaoce, the son of Mrs.
Andre otto Buchs or Darien,
Conn. and the late Mr. Buchs,
attended the University of
Florida and graduated from
Colgate University .
The ceremony will lake
place in Aspen.
The collectioo, which ii)..
cludes over 100 products, was
designed to suit a number
of factors -cok>r ol eyes,
natur-al cok>ring ·of hair, skin
coloring and pore size.
Also, tendency to break out.
oiliness versllS d r y n e s s,
response to sun and surface
facial Iin<s.
Mi51ER 111-rcaa
SALE
NOW
IN PROGRESS
ALL REDUCT~ONS
Including Famous Meker Bell
Bottoms, Fleir Legs , Ivy end
Continental Penis Plus Shirts
end Belts .
Monday thru Saturday
10:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M.
Sundays 12:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
600 WEST COAST HIGHWAY, NEWPORT BEACfi
"Just South of the Balbo• Bay Club"
642-8074
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By next week facelift; ..... kJr D•i.f Ju,... it. mo. 5"dft--. Whldli m -.,.. n1o1
' --~ ~ A. WlllPM !11 -9'ffce "' ttw ~111'111 Mtn1 tile Ebell Clutibou8e ill Balboa s .. "' C11ttam11, 0r-.-COUii"'' of .. Id Sr:Not Dhtrll:f, 1'97 l'llc:Wllft Oii JUM 16. 1'10, llelOre -, • Nole .... ,..,.._ CO.M Meu, c.-..w.. lhou.ld bt near!.. .. compietioo. Publlc In end for ..... s,. ... MrM!llllV EllCh ........ mud tulll'tllf • w "-It AU5 -•Id Jollt• A. WI~ .._ i. hi "'-totrn flf • _.....,. or '*"!It's
Detaib of tbe rencwatloo "" ,.., 11e ""' ...,_ ._ "-(he(.t w • '* -.. _, " """ • t& ...OWi'*' lo "-' "!lllln 1Mlf'\l"ltnf -ctftt q%) f!I Ille -' rJ ... were revealed by Newport •nd .c11-ledll" 11111 "«11'" t11e .. 1111. !lid, """" .. v...,. • "" afflel' of (OfFICIAL SEAL) 1111 H._t.llleH U"fffed..Sdlool DJ1trld,
Ebell Club -""'-'t Mrs $u~-lltoblMOn A .. ~ "'"" """' -'"'1lf'lld I"'....,.., ... , • ' Not•~ .. ubllc". Cellfor"ll It ftl• dlK...+IOll of !'-Dltfrltt. I" Ray Nid:seo. "'f"clpaf 0010. 111 t11e "''"t of 11J1ul'I "' 1ni. lnto·•udl . °''"" c-tt C0111r1c1, lhl PnJtted• (/If tM cllf!<t
hr..--•e.men!:s will Include My COIJll'lb•lol> l •l'lr• wm c. ~19d •. or 111 -el' , ..,,...,.v• . AUii.iii IJ, 1'1l "°!Id• ""-lvll tum .._,..,, wl/I be • new coat ~ paint fer ~ ""'bllsried 0r.,..:-t D•lll' ,.u .. t lorfltlltrd . ID Nkl Sdlaal Dlttrlct at
entire buDding, new fireproof .NM it, H 1NI JulY :t. lO. 1m lt:w.,O or:~="'m.,, "llMri# 1111 llld '°"
dra.,....ries an d wW.l·b>wall LEGAL NOTICE • Mrlod of ,.,,, ... fl,... !451 .....,s . ...-er
'!"' Ille dllfl Ml ttor 1M -1 ... "'*""· ~·The stage aree alsol-------------1 TM llalrd qt Educ•llofl of""' H_,,_ . be. ·--ed od ....... ..~... Mew Unified SCllOOI Dlll:l'ld ......,,.. ts mg "''l"'v• a .. ..., llM rloht i. •er.ct 91'11' ~ 111 Dhls. kitchen .. .-~ed with &n (l•Ttl'ICATll 011' •USINlll and not nec:tourllY IKCfPt 11!1 """-' !"' v•.., , fllCTITIOUI NAMI bid, il>CI fo w1lvt 1n~ l"loNMll" or ext ra.large refrigeratcr end Tl'l9 •ndl,..ltntd do c.rtlf't' tlltY .,.. 1rreou11rl1Y 1n '"' bJd recei~. . sil collllvc;tlnl • bv.rnt1t It nm C..-.llPlll WAOI: ••Tts. ~ply of dishes aod. Vet, CJn:lt'. Gerden Grov1, C•lllol'fll1o lll!der Purw1nt to !ht' l •-ciao. o1 lh4t
lnl . din I Ille> tlct!nllllS Hl'lft n-llf lt/T IMl'O•T Sttle llf C1tlloml1, Soufhl!'rn Cllllfon\ll ormation -regar g ren . AUTOMOTIVE: Ind ltllt Mid firm It 9UlldJ,. Ind ConJlr\ICftcwt T•..,.. Caun. al or the bUiidl..... by area ~ of ""' followh'W -""'-ells, Bu.lkll"' 1nc1 canihvctlorl Trld" • • \11..1'6 , • nlmff 111 11111 ...,. J1lace1 ot mkNnc:e C111.1nc:11 or O..nM c-tv. ~ uld org.anizati<lns or for individual .... II follow•: l o.rd llf Tru••-1111 IK.,,.IMft !tie ~· y be ob'-'--.1 Tld J. ic1o111, 1~111oF w1ui-.. ,_,1 ........ 111,,. ••I'll of . -diem '"""'l"'IORS Illa MlllK:V Tuslln, C111f. w-ttor 1«11 crtl't or 1'1• of wtrnt11 by , .••• .n;..,,. ·Mrs. Nieisen at lltabert 8. J.a.m-n. "" (fl'llndlr llffG<ed to t~IKlllfl ""' CGlllr..:b wMcll ........... '& . ..._, &, ·cGIJhi Miu, c11u. wm lie IW••d!!d Ille M1C1;tuflll llftldtt's; 543-8888 or 'Mr:s. Leo Moote, 011td June 1t. 1t7t. llld ~ ''"''111,., r1i. ,,. oon111nec1 ~--'·'--al 67°'~5 Ttd J. IUobll -., I" Mid -ltlclll-..oeof'llid tw 1t1f 1--UJiU<U~, ,_, • ll:abert I , Jad:rniln &oflrd, Ind I .... lllf'lld tollow.
Feeding
Series
Resumes
,, ... ol C1trlorfll .. Dr•-c-tY: A"' cles.s!fklllonl not l nllCINftd .,. Olt Jllftl ll. 1'910, Mfor1 me, 1 <Hot1ry ti.row ll11'11d WU lie N ld It !tie cur....,t
Pub!lc 111 •ncl fw Mkl Still, --•IV Wiii ••I'll ,.,,. "" 1n1Jc1b11 !fa(le, •-red Ted J, KION 1nd ltobltt ..cl cl1uillC1Hon II! t~ with -llcillble
9. Jt<kl'Nn kl!Dwn -. rM ta lie tn. Trldft COllnc:lll. If 1n' rites lltted p.or-whose fllnlft ,,.. wbscf'lbld Dllow ,,. llOI current ~ .,. nvllld '° the wtth!n lnllrvmtll\t 111d Kll-hftll' bl' lab« •••ft-nit dut1111 1111 Dlddlng " lllt'1 •~ICU'lld tM Mme. !Im-« eor1ttrucllon ti,.,,., web r,eo11&l0111
IOfFICIAL SEAL) $11111 M . COMlderwcf • "" of llM DllOW Ml,.,. K. Hlftl"I llsl ... r1le1. Allt lltlltfl, _,.,.., YIU·
Nati,.,. "lolbtl«C•llfaml!ll !Ion. ... ornotlO!I or Olhe>' bttleflts WU t"rlnc:INI OfflC9 1n bt Ill lddlllon i., ttll' Dllow MsMd
Qt'.,_ (111,1n1'1 -· KllM. Mt C-.nluloll Enlr11 ...... at:WTtcU' AtlHllllli h __,.. ,.
Nov • .t4 ltr.I: .. ~ If ....... ~ Slctlell
l'vl>llallld Or11191 <-t DellY Piiot, 1m..s ciac• ..._ ""'""llMM et -J-l t, 2' ltnd July t, 'II, 1910 llU.10 -'lctl. . 11 rll<lul...,. eor1trK l11n ot *"..,__
Friday~ July 10, 1970 DAILY Pl~OT JJ
CHECPKING . u .
Bride Concerened
With His Mother.
By L.M. BOYD
LOVE AND WAil - Take
a young woman who's con-
templal.ing matr.U:nony. You
cao bet she'll spend con~
siderable time· analyzing the
natureoC'ber future mother-in ..
law. But you can further bet
she'll spend almost no time
at all anaJyzing the. nature
of her future fatber.ffi.taw.
That is a common peCuliarity
in the thin\,ing of brides-to-be,
says our Love and War fflan .
No matter how much i.ofluence
the father oi the groom had
upon the boy, the bride tends
to ignore· the old man. What
she nutinizes at great lengttt
only is the influence of the
lad's mother.
stalled macbi~ happens to
be, an old model rather than
a spiffy new one, the honking
Is likely to be doubled.
University researcher& found
this out.
CUSTOMER SERVICE -
"What's the naUonat nower
oC the United • States?" We
have none such, sorry lo
report. This country is the
only nation in the world
without one, incideM:aily •• ,Q,
"Do termiles eat Uv:e trees?"
A. No, sit, green wood. kills
them. .Q. "How many
languages were spoken among
the North. American Indians
when Columbus Orst llhowert
up ?'' A. About 500.
Tamara Watt, the daughter of Dr. and l\1rs. James Y. \Vatt of Newport Beach.
will travel to Boone. Iowa to attend the Girl Scouts' Sacajawea Powwow Wed~
nesday, July 15. through Tuesday. July 28. The Corona del l\far High School
senior wiJI use camping skills, learn lndian folklore and history and pass the
peace pipe.
A .f I-·· --•hJy LEGAL NOTICE tr•ctws emplcw1111 "'~ ID ,.., series ...... 111\,!lA 1PPren1l<;1bl1 «~""" • .,.1, to
led 1111 IP11lic1ble lolnl IPPf'tntlctsll!p. t<>fl'I• meetir€9 is being schedu fl4711l m11te 1or • ~Htlmte "' -'°"'l 1nd . home o( CllRTll'KATI: Of' •USINl:SI llxl119 lhl r1!111 of IPllrff!tia. ta
Ill the Cosla Mesa l'tCTITIOUl NAMll Joume.,...1n used on Thi to11trad. . the " _ ""-undtt$llntd dots c1rHI' 1111! 11 Conlr1c:lor m•' DI f'ftlll•td i.. !Mkt Mrs. Robert Lurie by ._. tandudl111 • b<nl""' 1t 221 BJ'OIOw.,., tonlrlbullon1 to lllPl't<1llc5"l1> 1>ro11••m•. LIWlll hKll. Celltornll. Uncllr thl CanlrlC'lor ..cl sulM:on!flCI.,..•' ,.,..,11 Leche ~. Costa lt1esa flcl!tloul 11 ...... NIM "' TMe SfllNflllNG •llD CDml'lY Wllfl S.Ctlon 11n.• In t"9
WHERE WOULD YOU go
to (ind the largest known co/ ..
oay of orangutaM in thtt
world? Try Mlanta, Ga.
Thafs right •• , WOULDN'T
111INK SO lo look at it, but
a pilsner beer glass is always
bigger around the top than
. it is tall .•• YOUR .HEARING
JS keenest at th;e age of 10,
say the medical m e fl •
Thereafter, you start to lose
it, howsomever so slowly,
ON 1'HE ~VERAGE that
girls who arilduates from col·
lege thi s yeac with a.
B u s l • e s s Administration
degree can expect to__start
work at $682 a morth. • ,THE
FIRST WORDS ever written
in smoke by an airplane in
the sky "!'ere "The Daily
Mail." Over Loodmh Just 48'
years ago. Were you a1ound
then?. • .REPEATED
STUDIES heve proved those
higtl scbool students t:oted
most likely to ~ are
~ h.igh school studentc"who
in later years were indeed
the most successful.
Garden Ceremony
,.... WHEEi. Ind ""'' llkl """ .. tln'IPOHd wniMo,mtnt at -"tnllcn. ,,,.uapter. of lfll fl:>llow•r111 •"""'· w""--For lnfanNllan rit1ll.,. to -
Ge ~~ Jul JI the in fllll •rid pJ..c1 111 t..W.ric. Is. M ..-.iillcesh1P 1!1!1411'$, ctonllCt Olrtctor .lua!UQy, Y , follows: . -of 11111u .. rl1I •t11tlon11 s." Frlfl(fKa,
l · ru! dis · ilJ be M1rl<111 Ro.rlbo1h1m, »' M~stli; W1t, C1llforiil1, or OIYhiol> of """enlktslllll op!O U et CUSSJ.00 W l.QUPll 9"cll, C1. ' Sflndlr"d5 br911Clt otiicft. Advant ... ,,_ of Nat u r 11 titted Jul' i, 1970. cu.ss1,i1cAT10N1 HOVlltLY •AT• -""" M1r!on Rowbolllwr! ll:tt!llflt Floor l1y1r .......... S.S.1'
Nuptials Link Couple Feed. to M..oi.... .. and Bab Sllle at ¢1l1torni., Df'ilnlt CounlY: l+Nllh • Welfu1 ····-··••"·· .11 ¥)g '-""..,.. Y• On JUl'f 1, HIO. btfort mt, t Hot1ry 'Y&elllllll ................... , ••• ·~ Su~ .. ~ I · ill ;,.,,_ l'ubtlc In •!Id tw 111.t st111, ••rson•llV Pl!f>llDn ............... -....... n UDC\(UICIH oplC8 W .... -••Id Mirian 1towbo1111m, k-... 1o APP•.ntlc1 Tr1lnl119 ............. ris
elude the Art ol Natural "" 1o toe 111e "'""" wtMtt ~,.,. u.m
CONSIDER THIS -lf an
auto stalls: at an intersection,
the meQ m cars thereabouts
are far more apt to honk
their horns than 'the wo~n
drivers. Furthermore, jf the . . . !1 IUbKrltNcf to ""' •lthlll IMl•Uffltnl Overllmt 11 n ...... incl -·Mlf. MotldlYI Feeding and 0vec"COnllt'lg 00· incl ICknowl~ VII t11...,uttd IM NIM ''" OOUl:llt tlrnt. LEG•' NOTICE
HISTORY -Maybe :you 've
heard the Air F{)!'Ce adage:
"There are old pilots andJ>old
pilots -bot there a,. no
old bold Puots." A client ~k.!
who originated tiult. c+ioot
name the author, bul resear<:ll
reveals it first cropped up
on a sign over a flight room
door at San Angelo, Tex.
,. u1 · · al !OFFICIAL SEAL) ' OYl•TtMI •ATES tu.
A garden In the San Marino hooor . Attendants were the High School and the UJtiver· t<: hes 00 Aug. II; Amv John L. Gllbl<'f Ovt!'tlm• '1\IU ti. N 1d 1~. -•k·l--:-:::::::::::==-c-==--1 '·-•11.,0 _ Ji.II alld Jami· Peter-<>I Baby· lftle Family ln Heb-Nat1rv "llbllc..CtHfornta IHl•formN In t•~ of t11e r•ular Cl•Tt,.ICATI °" •utlldts .uuue of William H. Hurt \\'as i~ ...... ., slty of New Mexico, the bride . • Pr1nc11111 Office In °'"''s wort end '' ,,.. r1i. tw -·""" ,.M:TITI~ tlAMI
h b ·...1~· • d f · liOll to the Natural Fed Baby or111111 c111.1nt' of 1111 cr11t lnY01ve<1. TM unc11t.rontc1 111oe1 cerllfY tnw ••• the 1eUing for the late aftt'r· son. t e rlue s sisters, an was af i11ated with Kappa l.!...V 8 ~ N-~·t· . P~tolhhld o,1,,.t eo.ot 0•11 ... ,.11et, Hollotti u llt••llt nttrr.,. !" .n.11 condvtllnt 1 ri..11AM1 at 110 1. 81111aa Barbara Clute oC \Vatkins Alpha Theta. Her husband is on ......,,... • •iu ...... i Xlll:. Jul' ~ 'Ml, 11. f'-1m U1•10 ~ ~ to ~ Ntw Y•tr J o • ..,, a1yo., a11t1o11N-•t ae1c11, C•IH0<ni•, nooa wedding ceremony link. c; N Weaning sdleduJed. fur ()ct ~111 01..,, lnc1411~t D•Y· L•bor ~ "'' 11ct111ou1 11rm ,..,... of ti..e . . ·len. .Y. a graduate of Bisho p Amat • LEGAL NOTICE 01v, .... ,.,,n•s D•v, TMn1t"1w111111 Div GALLERY •Ad '""' u1c1 11,.,,. 1s '°"'· 1ng bis niece, Pamela Eliza. Rondy Lee of S.ycamore. 111. High School, La Puente. aru! 13. •M ci....111rN1. 11 1nY of 11111 ·~ '""'° <11 tt.e 1ar1ow1ne Hrsom., wllo$e 1-------------lll<>llcllYS fill "" !uncl1~. "" Monell\' ""T>ef In IUll •!Id PIKtl ol ftsfOence beth Peterson of New port w as best man. Ushers were will graduate with a BA in lt1others, !'JlOlher.tto-be and T.JIM6 1o11ow1nit 111111 be canlkllrld • 1"'' 1rt ''fallow•;
J nd . ed . . ed SU .. EltlO• COUltf 0,. TMll llollclt\'. ll;OOtrt 8en .. rd •nd Doris Arie"' RAPID REPLY -Yes. air,
despite what lhe temperatures
hereabouts might indicate, 'die
earth is millions of miles
farther fr001 t~ sun · tn Jldy
than in December.
Beach and Richard John De-ames Kearny of Denver a fine arts in January from the interest persons are mVlt sT.t.Tll o,. CALl'<NIN1A "oR 11 1h1ll be m•nde""" YPllA !flt co... M1rr1111111on, 1M01 Ch•••om• or., Tuttln
gulis of Albuquerque. Roger Victor Peterson 111, U of NM . to atJtend ood may call Mrs. ™1 cou,:.T~!:uolltANOI ~O:":'oo'! :;~~one;"•~= 1~n::,••:=: ~!~!;, JulY , 1,10 '
The Re•. Ralph Wrini..t of· the bride's brother. They will make their first David McLaren at 642-5567 fur NOTtCI! o• MIAltllrte o,i PITtTION to 01., not lesa thin ""Id 1e_.,, ltoDtM 'a. M~rrlntton ... A du f p . • • f "011 AUTMO•ITY TO •o•ROW p ... v.111.,. ••les ti# ..... dltn'> Wiii!$ Dorl• A. Hl•rlnttlln
ficiated for the daughter of 1 ___ g1c1ajjijjajjtejjjjojjijjjj0jjlnjjtr~=m:::a::;~hom:::=e:::;o:::A=l=bti=q=U=e=r0q=ue=.::::::::.::::=Ucrthe<::::::=W:::omiation:::::;=· ::;. :::;;;;;;---I MONl!Y IY • IN E WA I. 01' to wortmM -loYld In tM extcYllon s11i. al C1llf0f•l1, °''"" CO!lUfT~ M nd u. o . V UNSl!CU•llD NOTI:$ of tlw conlrlCI. On July t, lfl'll, Ditore mo, 1 Nol••' r. a 1•.u S. •wgef° ictor ... ,. •• d D.t.LE L.AWRENCI: M.t.lltVE'I'. Oiled Jyt' '· ,.,., 1'~11!:. I" Ind lor Mid Stitt, "'""''"II' Peterson Jr ol New p 0 rt M I 5 5 TE E NAG E AM E RI C A o..,e1NC1. ~EwPo•T-MES.A •-••Id •o11er1 a. H1rrlntfofl tn11 Do<!• • lolOTICl' IS ME•EllY G1Vl!:H -n..,1 UNl,.tEO SCHOOL. DISTRICT A. H1rrintlon ~-" 10 mt lo C. .Beach and the son of Mr. and KI c K 0 FF RALLY' CHA•LOTTE SULTAN HARVEY, ll.•K... "'Or-County, c.11,.,....11 !"-!_..,...whole.--'oui.tr!lllcl ....... s· l ....... ;.. lrl• of""' l!'li.19 "'"" ltic..1 named llY: t>erolht Mln(IY Flsl\l!r 'lollll'wl!Ntiln11r_,1 .......... ~ Yoiw. qtM1ffou,a--' ··-· •• .,.... tmon , e;~ o.( dl(f(llnl llas lllld herlln , 1111llllori froo' Purd\111..,. A(llnt • • U.. ..c'111W tllit Miiie. , ' '"" .,.,.. ··~Jnd ~;. 1n O<oer 1ulllofll1111 the Pdlnon..-t., ... S.1100 lo • < OPl'l(IAl S£.o.I futntS G7'C U>e= and -~ • boor---b'I' ......... 1 "' 1111M'CUr'ld Publl$1111d Onlnoe <0.011 D.IW Pl " • JOMall I . D1~ir' • ·Elcortecl to .the altaP by no111, rete<tnet" ._ whkll i. .,_... 1111r J...it \Or, 11, 1910 1~ f<lol•n' Putillc, c1111orn11 wilt llt ttted in CKlNG
he< 1a•-''"-i......i..i.... ~-"-... ...,,.,'*' "''1cw"'" -111n "" """ PtlnoclM I OHie• kl UP whttet)Cr ....,..ssible. "d· w..-i' ~ •-' ~ TUESDAV JULY 14th 2 00 p M Incl Pl<KI ol 11Nr1n, 1lle NIM""' b91n LEGAi:. Nan.Cl!.: Ot1ng1 Count' t'" ...._ .Mill Marcia Smith Gf. Can\p.. -r, 1 : • • w tor J.,1y 17, 1,~ .. t:30 1.m .. In M~ Cammlaaldll Euir.. dTess let1er1 to Z.. M. Boyd, brJI Mimt. lo be mai"d o( 1111 court,_,.. et DtHrlfTlll'll No. 3 •·:17611 Jun. 11, 1'74 P.O. Box 1875, N-·~ ' ~~~~;:;;~iiiii~~§i;j~~iiiiiii~ii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~rl°' Mid coutf. •1 1'DO Cl~lc Ctnltl" Cl•Ttl'l(ATI(. OP IUllNlll l'ubllsMct 0rlf!ft c .. st C11tly Pllot, B h o-yv•• Orf we Wiit, In 1111 Cltl "' "'"'' ...... "•CTITIOUS tu.Ml li'r"~"·'~"~·~··~"'iii'~'·~·~·~;.. ...... ;;·~,...iiii~ii..iiiie~aiiciii;, ~C~al~·~"f~.~9~2~6~6~0~. ----
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Higgi, Formerly of Tochi Coiffeur
Beverly Hills -Town & Country
...
VIA (I DO '
•
\NEWPORT BEACH • 673-6890
C1llfoml1. The Wldlrollnld do c.rtlh' the!' ar1 -
Oiled J"""' M. lfl'll. CO<'\d!Ktl"' 1 butl/1111 11 320 Allldt W. E. ST JOHN Av1., Nt WPOrt 811C1l, C1!110rnl1, Ynde• COUNY Cltrk t1w llC!illous firm n.tme o1 SUCCl!5S
A. AltNOLD KLllN ENTERPlltlSES Incl lllilll u ld llrm It
IN $IOI!• OlfW St., 5ulll 1112 c-.POH<I ot !IHI tallllwln. --wl'lllM
l• A_ .. l. CllfflrM "'1t n1m11 In lull 1nd •IKfl al rNlffncl.
Tll: (tlJ) 62'-.IHI ''' 1$ fa!la-: Alternlf .... l"efltltMr Ti.orr..s It, .....t Ma,,. l . AltfnlOll, Putillil>td Or111111 c .. .t Olll' P1101, 320 A".cll A Ye, New-1 11e<11,
I:':"':':':· :'.:':':~======:":»:·:701 C1lllO•nJ1. Dlltfl J..,.. lP, leJo.
T"°""'$ •. Atl(IMOfl I:EGAL NOfICE MllY L. AlklnllOn I-----~~-----· I St1tfl OI C1lllarnl1, °"""'' Counh': ".J11'1 On June 17, 1t10, bf!IOre m•, 1. NollfY
Cll•Tt,.ICATE OF IU51NISI P~llc In 1/ld !or SIJCI 51111, -..in111, "ICTITIOUS NAM.I •-•rtd Thorl!11 It, AtklnlOll ,,..i Mll'V T~ uncll'nktntd dots c""llf'f 1't ts L. Atlt!,_. known IO ml ta bit r!lt conc1ucllr111 1 INsl-•t 13.XI A'loc.-, Hrtons whoM n1meJ 1r1 wblcrlbld
NIW-' e.t<:ll, C1lllOrft!I. undtlr The lie· to ltll wllhl" lnstr ... mtnl Incl 11e•-1tc1t-
ll!lou1 IJfT" N""' of Ml!W"Oll:T CENTER ed '""' lllfCUltcl Ill• 11mo.
AHIM.Al HOSPITAL Ind "''' ,.1c1 llrrn (O FFICIAL Sl!:ALI ls coml>OMCI ol "" tollowl... "'-· M••Y IC. M~•Y -t nam• In full •nd s>l•c• of rnlotnc• Nott.., Putlh~·C1llfornJ1 LI IS fatlOwl : Pr!ncloal Offlet ln
JllT>b E1rl Rlcll, 17411 h'on I••-0••"" C111,1nfy Way , 1rwl.,., C1llf. '266t. MY Commlnlon E•~lre1
D11td J"'nt It Jt70 Nov, 2~. 1t'l1 ~ Jimei e'irl file~ Pub!!1~1d Or1nge Co.it t>1llV' Piia!,
Stitt ol c1morn11. Or'•net c-tt: Ju"' 1t, 1' and Julv' 3, lo, lf70 H»JO
On J-16, 1t70, Dllott me. • Nol•~ LEGAL NOTJCE Publle In end tor 11ld Stalt. "'"""'llYl---=::::.:::...:cc:::.:.:=. ___ 11 -•lld J1rne1 1!1rl ltlcll t ,_n to 1'-241"
ml lo DI 11>1 Hrl-0" whlllt Pliml CllltTll'ICATI: 01' AIANOONMll.NT Cll' ls WOKrlblld ta lfle wlll!ln Instrument FICTITIOUS NAMI
end Kknowlldold hi tXlc.ulld t~t Mml. IT 15 HEltEIY CEll.TIFl'ED AS (OFFICIAL SEAL) f'OLLOWS:
ltoll 5, lillf!IP!° TM l>fld«t19rlfd Ptrton h1~ <Hsld Nol•'¥ "u!lllC-C•llfornl1 dol111i1 butl1>11• in lhl s11r. ot C•Hlornl• Pr!11Ch•1t Offkl In 11ndtr Ille tlc"Utlou& n1mt, "TN Pertlm·
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~oming July 11
Family ~ek{y
Tricia Nixon
Speaks Op!
The PmidOTll'';, daughter makes It clear that .
sh• makes her own decisions and has fltm con-
victions. She does not Jive in an •tvory tower.• •
• COVER BOY -ll you think a Sherman Is a tank
or a civil war general, you're either over 18 or
the world's squarest teen-ager. Today's kids ran
tell you his shoe size, the co lor of eyes and the
songs be sings. Bobby Sherman makes tt with
teen-agers.. ~
e LATEST MOTHER·I N·LAW STORY -National
stJrvey indicates today's mother-in·law is not the
classic nagge r who has been the butt of thou·
sands of jokes. It's a whole new image.
All Co11iing Saturday iii the
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LONDON (AP) ,_ ,T. e
future Is dismll for the lrilal·
Inc induStry, faced w Ith
ckclining salea and shrink!ni
berd11.
Fifteen members of .the
International Whaling Com·
mission met in ~ this
week for Jts 22nd annual o;in..
ftrence to diJcu.ss the drastic
shrinkage of the markets.
Ronald . G. Wall ol. the
British Minlstry of Agriculture
and Filheries said that since
11$% the Antarctic quota -
the number of whales the
commjpion allows whalers to
kill -118' dropped from 16,000
to 2.100. The number of
AntarcUc whaling expeditions
•aok from 20 to six .
Norway, once king of the
whaling neet.s, sent out only
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JI DAILY 'llOT Frid'7, Jo~ 10, 1970
Twins Threaten to · Make ·Shambles of Ab West
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Over Angels ·~ 6 came~
Win •Souglit
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.WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. -n.. lhlnl
round of the can.Am O.Detee auto
racing series will be held Sunday with
ooe big~ to be "901Ved:
Can the new ugly duckling Olaparral,
!rom Jim Hall's Texas _.u.o, com-
pete with the McLattn cars which have
darninol<d Ille Can-Am.
The CJ1apaJTal ls • box-<haped ''" with twin fans at the rew, operated
by a anowmobUe engine. 'n1t fans'
purpose ii to. tlte. alt from under the.
car and provide a vacuum to keep the
wlle<ls down "' the traclt.
The ~ml has two lmportanl
things eoinl for it -Hall's genius at
designing •nd innovating, and Scotland's
Jackie Stewart. who will drive the· new
car.
Don Gurney of Colla M.,., OflCI Denil
Hulme ti Britain will race the team
McLaron cars, G..,..y having "'"' at
boih Molport. Oot., and Ste. Jovtte,
Que.
•
'l'he Dodgers' Bill Grabarkewtt.z has
been named to tbe N 1tional LeqiJ<
All.star teom. '
Abo named were Matty Aloo (to
...,i.ce &berto CJ..-e), Clarence
Ga9'oo ct San Diego, Jim Hictman of
Olic:a&O. !'<le Rooe of Cine-and
Rusty Staub of Montreal.
Calchen: added to the team were Dct
Qiretz ol San Franci9CO, and Joe Tom:
ot St. Louis. 1be extra infH!ldeis are
Bud Harttklon of New York, Willie
McCovey o( San Franclsoo., Denis Menke
of Houston and tellx Millan of Atlanta.
• MONZA, llaly -Pist""1JUllChirig Fnd-
die Little had just taken one on the
dUn -and WU fighting mad about
It.
"TM referee was \lery unfair ••. 1
thought 1 had ctearly won," Freddie
fumed '111undl!Y night after loslnl hi•
wcrrld junior middleweight boxing title
tn a 15-roond decision to Qarmelo Bo8&i
ol ltaly.
"I qtn~ ~-whereal!!'..1"'e.,..
(Rol\U! -'d Great "'!!'!"•) ... tbe fotW-point. ad\lanlage for BoSsi," Lil-
tie addf<I. • :·!·•· ,,.,,... "'\,, l
NEW YORK -Johnny J""1oon, a
New York Yankee oCficiaJ fw almoet
• quarter ot a century, ts the new
admillistrative officer of baseball.
Johnson, 48, was appalnted Thursday
by Comm-Bowie Kuhn to ....,iace
John McHale, who rea.igned to become
pr t 1 J dent ct the Monlretl Expos,
Jebnlon's ·~ t.nes eftect Aue.
J. • BAASTAD. Sweden -Clark Gn11ebner
of New .York battled his way tnto the quarter.fma~ of the $33,000 Swedisll
lnttmational Open Tennis Championships
by defeating Jan·Erik Lundqvist of
Swedee Thursday t.S, ~. "'· ~. Zeljko Franulovie d Yugoslavia and
John Alexander of Alatralia al!JO reached
the round of eight. Fnnulov>: .........
Ham Nerel.I of Sweden S..7, -H, 6-3,
g.t, M. Ale:lander eliminated loo Tlriac
of Rumania 9-7. 12-10. M .
• LEMONT, 111. -Teenager Ted Mtier
nl Joltet, 111.. spent a sl~ea night,
began practicing at the crack or dawn,
then fired a 73 Thursday fer a 2-under-
par 142 and the clubhouse !leCOOd t"OUnd
lead in lhe Nat\onal Public Links Golf
Toumomenl.
'Ibe ~ 80phomott at Miami
n.de North Junior C.01legt in Florida.
~aptu:red the fD"llt l"OUnd lead W~ay
with a blaring 19 to matl'h I~
,.&itiw o:uw record against Co( Hill'• -..n ""'· • SAN FRANCISCO ~ Complicated
....,i;.tons to c:omlJlel> the sale of the
Clrlldmd Seals ol the National Hociey 1-to a..te& 0. Finley -.t into
their teCOOd...,, -y.
A botlery of altomoys hr Finley, ....,.
K ol tbe OUJ.d Athletics basebaH club
cl tl!t Amerioa 1-Jo, and (OI' TrBM
N.ttanat Comm~. Jnc .• met all
day ,,.. .... , .... part " 'lbund1ly
oiClll -,,,...,.,. up Ille SU
million pm•' II by,....,.,
WS AL DOUBLE
PAYS $1,199
UJS AIAKfl'OI -A ,U el blgshotl
-OtwM W. Qie· Md Blu&ec--woe dlt .... Nell at la:'A)lmJtOJ
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..., •• the Or-CGn1 track, IWabtd
• neck tn trwlt of Mr. P!:te Bat, a
llJ.I outlider, l• !he llnl r.... Tho
-.Inner pold PUO.
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-aboul I,•.''. lllloo1 ~ ~ 1ame. ._.
.. I aotictd be ... Wl'F!N •. :mitt ¥ -... ... ai-~
belcn. Aller his -llart. hi ;.;..
boc:lt and did a sreat Job. II '""'Jiot beaMtlful" • "<(I
Tho -· half lit ll>e jclolnS ~II j IC eolfY is Tam Han ti .RIVenid€,:fk
linirbod the -by relirinl ~
-Mids In .n.r. ~~ . JtriteoUts. • ! ....
'lllirlCrm•y not be a~""-" Hall and JUpey u ·111ey are lilh
Blylevin: • -;
'A Mi•-• -,,_ Hall II~
in Anabei!!l -· Aller a wobbly WM upoel when· ]If...,. yant>d -•
first tnnut, be .tied down and-•l reeeQtly in qBlanil and M ~4 ii
one juncture redrecr nint Ancel• in a the afftnnalivt. -
row. , "He dkln~ 1lve me any explaiiitioft
· Mi~ swelled its di.vision lead to ·aod I dldn'l ut for ooe. I'm juat trJ1Dc
six games with a ~1 . ~ oa . U.. to get tbe bell over tbe plate ·nd I
stren&th cl Loo Canlenal ~ ninth • doii~ tlllnk about .-.. Its _.-
iMing bcme rua oft an F.ddie-~ to be in on the ftnllh however."
knuci.Jtball. 1 . . HaB was ll'OWld 1ai' tbe trXl .....
Bly-. a 19 ......... <>I Sfn!iqo the llrlt two Tiilns made outs to -HiMfi School in Glrden Gnve, was ~-the ninth inniDI with the ........ ,
chin1r b<IGre l,olt h\111>-f.,,. .,,.. 2.z.
duding h~ ~r .and fa~. HID aingled to left field oo a ~
After ht walked Sandy _Momar and and Cardenas beltdd a Fiahtt ~
struck out Rogt.t Repaz to get the game over the center field fence at the ~
under way, three 9lraijht base hits had mark for tht victory. ···~
him on tbe brink of disaster. . Harmon Killebrew , the hard·~
TWINS' RICK RENICK (IOI BElflNS SLIDE INTO HOME PLATE IN SEVENTH INNING Rigney came to the rescue w1tb • 1Win s)Jgger, was not in ~ .......
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DAILY l'ILOT ............ ~
RENICK, WHO COLLIDED WITH ANGELS CATCHER JOE AZCU E, WAS RULED SAFE ON THE P LAY. THE RUN TIED THE SCORE AT 2-2. . '
Angels Place
.Four Pla yers
On All-Stars
BOSTON (AP) -Third baseman
Brooks Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles
and outfielder Tony Oliva of the Min·
nesota Twins were added to the
America• Leagi.. All.Star squad today
as the 23-player roster was filled for
the annual mid fltason elwk: with the
Natklnal League Tuesday.
Robiason, beaten out by Minnesota's
Harmon Killebrew for a starting berth
jn the fans' balloUng, was 11amed for
the lflh COMBCUlivt year, while Oliva
was picked for the seventh straight time
:;ince he joined the Twins as a rookie.
Other reserves chosen by Manager
Earl Weavec of Baltill\Ol'e, who will
pilol the AL club at CiACinoeti next
y.oeek, .~ anneunced by Ute 'eague.
were ea\Chen: Ray Rosse, oC Cleveland
and Jetry M~ of Boston: infielders SandJ Ak>mar and Jim Fregosi of
California and Tommy Harper of
Milwaukee, ud outfielders Roy While
ot New York, Amos Otis of Kansas
City, Winie Morion of Dttrol\ and Ale ~
Johnson of Callfomi1.
Trevino Clings to Golf Lead
Jacklin T wo Back A f ter Third Round of Play
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (AP) -Lee
Trevi~ the talkative Teun [rom El
Paso, lengthened his lead to two strokes
today after 54 boles of the British ~
C.olf Championship by carefully coasting
through the third round in par 72 for a
total of 208.
Remaining eight under par for play
over the 6,951·yard, par 72 Old Course,
Trevino went out in 36 and then came
home in 3& with a birdie three on No. 18
for his two-stroke lead over a trio of
challengers -countrymen Jack Nici.laus
ol Columbus, Ohio and Doug Sanders of
Jlouston, T.e~ and Britain's Tony Jacklin.
Nicklaus, who slatted the• day just one
stroke back, lost an opportunity to keep
Trevino's lead from growing wht!ll he
parred the last two holes for a 7S and his
210. He just missed getting a birdie on
II that would have ~kt Trevino's mar·
gin al one stroke.
Sanders moved &11 under par wlth a 71,
comin& home to 34 wit.b four lhr9el on
the back Dine' far his 110. Sander•, who
was tlne strokes back starting out,
therefore cut one off Trevino's edge &ver
him going into Saturday's final roond.
Gary Player, twice British Open
champion, shot hi"m9elf out ()( the com·
petiUoo with a three over ?S for %24.
the green and he three putted the
long filth for a bogey 6.
He three putted the short eighth and
was out in tWO><>Vet.,,ar SB.
Then the putter let him down again
at the 11th where again he had three
putts for a bogey 5.
He sank a lO-footer at the 12th for
a birdie 3 but had another bogey at
the 17th where he missed a putt of
only two feet. Player wound up with
a :rr on the back nine.
C.Okl, piercing winds rose higher and
higher by early afternoon. St. Andrews.
even withoul rain, was presenting its
nastiest possible face.
Orville Moody, former U.S. Open
champ from Chlc~asha, Okla., surfered
through a 38-41-79, which gave him
226, 10 over par, for the 54 holes.
'fadashi KiUa of Kobe, Japan, conceded
he was unable to control his loag game
in the breetes. He shot ~ for
IJ<>Yel'i)lf 221. '!bat ftS dangerous let--
•itory I« Friday night's lurthe< cutoff.
Bobby Cole ol South Africa shot •
line one-unde1"per 71, -included
even a 7 oo the lot\g f1fth hole. "nlat
gave him 2UI, two over par for the
distance and well qualified fot the final
18 holes. .
A! Moody came ln with his '79, his
ck>se friend, Trevino, the leader after
two rounds, was preparing to set out
on his adventure in the wind.
"Nobody can bePt yoo. Lee" said
Moody. "Just keep the ball low. You
can play the wind better than most
in this field."
Trevino replied, "Juli. watch -the
low ball will :zoom through any sort
o( wind St. Anm-ews might provide. I
never get discouraged by the wind. 1
can hit the ball as kJw 1s any man
in the field.
''You need (inn turf to do it. And
you've got exactly that st St. Andrews."
Roberto de Vicenzo. the 1967 champion,
beat par !fith a 71 but like many other!I
he confessed that swirling winds dfllied
solution.
The Argentine saved himself wt.th •
back nine )4 belped by birdies It the
start.. the loth and at the fini3h, the
lath.
Two over par for the 54 holes, De
V\ceruio was at least. certain to pl.ay
in the la91. round.
"That wind was wry unkind,'• tie sakt.
•·ft r>evtt helped oo any bole, It changed
like half crazy. But It never teemed
to ehiaflle for the good."
He bad made • -trip to ldiM to atti!M hil father'• funeral ......_
day and al'Tived at Onnp Camtt~·
port at 7:25. · r
"J i.ct a ponce car wailing fof.Jmn
at the airl>ort,'' Ripy said. "I ;tn..
to get the game delayed five ~ .
but the gMUal manag« (Diet Wallh)
woukhJlt approve the delay." lt wM
Walsh w11o r1nc1 Rigney 1u1 ;a .
Killebrew pincl>l>it In the firs! ~ .
''Th<ir pitching (Mlnnetota) is ..,.
dereltimated," manager=·
said in the dejeoled An•I .
"That kid (Blyleven) II
• better pitcher than ht abowed 111.
And they have a good bullpell ;
stan Willi11M, Ron Perranoski _.
kid Hall." -,
Phillips also lamented U'9 fact .lblt
Cardena! seems to alway! crop-:~
hurt the Angels. ~:~ .... i:
And Rlpy conlinned his ""'fliclollll:
"He ls: the moat underrated '
In tbe gMM today,'' Rllftlty aailt.;
b ooe of the fmeat I have ever
ed." ' l~~11
The aeries continue. at the ·
t~igbt with Andy MmeranUb""t :)
gomc fcr-the Angell qainst Jimt Kaet
(7-1) of the Twins. .!~· ••
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Sunday afternoon is camera day te.dolt
out the big serit! with M'mneeota. --.n ~
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. ' PARIS (AP) -For two bourt·•'W'P.
nesday nlght, Wayne Collett tat 'i...,..
Ill"" box al Colombes Olympic Sladiupl,
groaning in dilbelief. ·• .~
'"nlls is too much, man," ber)4t
repealing "" the Frem.n.n tep1·.-.
ning, aDd the U.S. tract and field·-
kept losing.
There was nothing Collett could.. •
until Thurtd1y night Whtl't tie ·~ on a palr of yellow seatpanl! ~uiidltr
his dark blue "USA" warmup suit put
his UCLA windbreaker over ~ ,Jll
warmth and went out to ht« ~ ilw
the 400 meters. ..... '
With a Novernber--lilte chill wind at.
his beet, CoUeU woo the 400 la. M.t.
When he croued ll>e finilll lint 16 ....
b81Tassmg trend waa reversed· 'l'hl
United States took over 1he >Md .in
it.s two-day meet with France and .-
oJt to win eight ol the ~~· eventa on the protram. . ~ • ; ...... ,•• outfielder ~I Kaline or the Detroit
Tigers was named by Weaver as <1
squad n~mber for the 17th time in
his ti major ~ eeasom. However.
Kaline WM in;Ured earlier this week
and Motiel wu plclted to replace him
on the roster.
£ight over par for the distance, the
Ooughty little south African was to far
behind the par-tlusting field that he could
lake only a dispirited Interest. a6d hope
to make the cutoff to the kJw 55 and
ties fOl' &iturday'• firlll TOUDd .
Play« failed to master hi&h windl
that ROpt the t ,ISl·y&rd, par-11 Oki
Coorle but he was not alone In that
•ITIX'I tl!t early llar1ecs ol tbe reduced
llO--man Oeld.
Astros' Menke Celebrate~-'
A league apotesman &a.id Fregosi
was selected far the slnh time after
Boston's Rico-PetroceUi WM withdrawn
at the ~uest or the .Red Sox. Petrocelli.
oamiwly ed&ed• by ohorlstop Lu~
Aprarlcio of the Chk:ato While Sox in
th< fan ballotina, ftportedly needs ""'t
badly.
Earl\t.r. Wavw urned Oave JohMon
el the otlolM 1o replace iniUft<I Rod
Carew of Mh'lfelOta as the starting ae-
cond be.setnaa. ·~ i~es. the ~ will ha ve
,Pl>yen In ... ~orm and the Angels
will hive four fot the AU.Star game.
T.he ~t Clyde 'Wrilbt w• nomed
earlier U\ls week.
'!NYhro. leoding alter !I hole< ot
elghl ulld« par. wu !he last one on the
counM today playing with de£ending
champion Jacklin who was lied with
Jack 'Nicklaus of Columl><ls, Ohio one
st.rote behind.
Playtt M\d after hiJ round. "Well,
I ll10U&lll I wooJd be back home In
Joha.......,I today. But r Jost made
Ibo eut . .. _ J'lll eeNln to go bock to Jobu•g
tomorrow afttr tociav's T'f"'""· I ~1yed
"1 -11 It·-aMelienblo." He~ lhe birth by l•inl thtot.,n
l!OIJSTON (API -Denis Menke o!
the Hou.Mon Astros doesn't take his selec·
lion to the 111-star squad ror . the second
year in a row IJihtly.
"Making it the first time was tbe
greatest thriU because it carne aft.er I
t\ld been lraded," he said. "And getting
named a 9eCOlKt time makes you fttl
Uke the Orlt one wua't a nuke."
tn a show of appreciaUon, Menkt ham-
mertd 1 grand slam llorner olf young
pitcher Alu Fostc.r In the first Inning
and knock.ed in the first' live rul'ls Thur>
day ru,tlt as t~ Astros defeated the
Los Angeles Dodgers, i-5.
Menke'• ceJebcaUoo was a blg one,
••
snapping the Doqers' aeven-pme win-
nlq streat ud hlltlni a five-1ame
losing binge hr ""' Astros.
JU. Billlncham picffd up lhe mound
victory, his !eventb, and JU. Ray col·
lected 1 save. Loosin& a lf.bit a1ugfest_, Houston kept
.M.'Oring runs acain&t a succtsUon of
Dodgor pilch<n ud Doug Rade< clob-
bered his 15th homer off Fred Normaa
In the sixth kr the finll one.
"I was jutt glad to cet. those rum
batted \n and help win w 1 1ame,"
sakt Menke, a one-time Iowa fafm boy.
•·1 ha\·en't driven in any ruas ja a
1001 opell. lt'1 -1 IOOi dr)' spell
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Oiler~ :Fall, 86-76
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..,,~This.talented crew of wrestlers will~· ~Uo~·ip·tbe ~·~can, Chris Hum!lhreY, Dan Lewis, JiJ1l Sweeney, Bob HallJ!, Young Hutchi-
.,..1 . Uonals at Mex1ro City Monday. Melilrecl •tore ~g.-1-t)"Oary , . son, Bob Walker, Dave Keltet; V; R: Holl'OI, Chl'is Sones coach Fnnk
.,;.,, ljpQZZi, Mike Burns. Neil Elkins . (standing 1-r)• coacii Basil T8Dent, ~~rpel. Tile group is represen~ the Orarige. Coast 'iMpA.
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::-m-.·~ .. ...wi. a·•9B-73 crusher
. 5Quthem •l'IOitic MOid. • ' ·
·~ in.· the compankit featurt, Harbor 'Mermaots (Orange Coast CoUege) "ex~ '·Plll*d a ~.halftime• lead Do "--7t vidory 'over Saddleback. . 1-..., Ford reoeived ~ p1.., "·
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• on lt field pis while mate Bruce
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:·~as the winners collected 5.1 of. their
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~ by Lee Watters (13), Larry
'~ (12) ..,.iPaul Holm<S (II).
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~crew.
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· The Newport Exchange Club (Newport
JI-) lllayed alDp the lluntlng10n BeaClt IWllmft' balebell ttlmdings with
a $-Z vtctory Wedneeday night over
Wi ·is Tow Serv}ce (Edbon)' 11\ a six-in-
1 'F,4fson l!'Cb • , r.= ~ ·"'-"-,de! ~t~~~~ ·affW "with+ ·a i4: deedlock ·at Marina
ond l<auffman and B1'.00d (Marina) drop-
(led Huntington H.-.r (Huntington
".Bucb), 4-3, in slx iminp at lkntibgton
l\Oach. steve Hedrick went an the way on
~ 1DlUlld fOI' Newport Exchange, strik·
ing out eight and walking five while
allowing a pair oI aing"8.
Wim's Tow Service was able to garner
Mly ooe earned run rXf the Newport
hurler.
The winners came up with a pair
Santa Ana Loop
ol rum in the third inning and salted
it away with a trio of Wllin in the
followinl frame.
N-' Ezchqe ,_ leads the
league with a 7-l·I ,nark while Winn's
mark studs at 3-7 • ..c. '!'he IQwanis ha dedged Giit 10· • .,.
'lead against the t\qtarY iil\>O ·liter foW'
.Jrainos. Bui, the '~ ..........
back with a four-nm rally in the ftfth
10 Imo< things up ond Jive each oquad
jts 8eCOOd tie of. lhe 111UXL
Dave 'Vila,, and Reed .kJhwol'I Wred
hill duties for the Ktwmt whiJt Pat
Hudgins and Dmly EckJea pitched f'"'
the Rotary.
KauffJ!liln and Broed chalked up its
fint win after seven straight eett>acb
by piling together all its nms in the
fourth and fifth frames.
Kauffman posted a pair o/ tallles In
the fourth to erai19e a 3-0 Hartour edc•
Saddlehack Pays Pric~
Nailed by Diahlos, 7240
fl1ission Viejo High's Diablos swept
to their seventh win in eight starts
Thursday night, ripping host Saddleback
High, 72-40, behind the 29-point outburst
by sil.·foot guard Richie Price in the
Santa Ana summer basketball league.
Mater Dei, however, wasn't quJte as
fortunate, absorbing a 57-51 loss to
Jerome Eark at Santa Ana College in
second-round openers.
~1issioo Viejo mentor Pat Roberts was
pleased with his team's outing and
remarked, "We looked real good tonigb4
and Ur~ ol our best weren't even
auited up."
Price, who quarterbacks thoe Mission
Viejo fastbreak offense from bis guard
position, scorched the nets for 13 field
goals and three gratis shots while mates
Joe Evans and Gary Brown chipped
ln with 12 and 10 points apiece.
Roberts' Diab1os blilted Saddleback at
one stretch, •t, after the ho9ts had
opened the cor*st with a U lead.
The Crestview League Diablos held
a IJ&i>Oint spread at lhe ball an! coasted
home •
~#'Gttuch() Cage Slate Set
Jerome Park, standing in for San
Clemente bi the Santa Ana League, took
advantage of five Mater Dei turnovers
in the third quarter and went OD to
poet a l°"P.Olnt advantage at the end
"' the third -alter trailln1 by ltlree at lhe half.
The winners 101 the hot hand from
outside in thlt fMal ,eement and by
the lime h Monordis could -the Jerome quintet had things 'Well in
hand.
*"' 'coriferenee and an ambiUous ~l>'*"Oll' . m.i.lle h'8hlight ~k Oollete'• 1~71 basketball slate. •
'!be Gauc:hos of coach Roy St.evens
wUI. be p1-yiftc in the Mission Conference
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ANGELS RECALL
'JfELIEF PITCHER .. 'DI.ft LIRcK:he, 1 left-handed relief , . . fllc!ler, boz -.... uect. !torn Hawaii
two )'tart in the Desert c~.
Conf,...nce play wlll be(tn W-y.
Jan. a at Gro6smont.
Saddl<back .betins the ......., Friday,
Nov. 27 against Sen ~ Mesa at
G"*DOOI.
Noo-con!e~e foes include MJra
Costa, Golden West, Sinta Al1a, USC
Frosh. Moof1>8tk, Mt. San JacirWo.
Fullerton, UC Rlv<nlde Frooh and
Cypress. Saddlebo<k will also porli<:ipot.
in the Col.lece o/ the Desert toorney, Dec.-·
RJck Kruffen kid Mater Dei in the
reboundil\i department with 10 followed
by steve Frita (I).
Fritz was the 900l'ina leader for Mater
Dei with 20 oo eight field goals and four
free throws while Pete Roberts Wit
also in double figures, with ts counttn.
Mission Viejo retllnll 10 llCliolt'l'uelday
at Santa Ana College atainlt Santa Ana
High (7) wlllle Mater Del meets Los
Amlgoo at Santo Alla Valley (7).
and then came right back kt the next
stanza to IO ahead for good with another
pair ol nw.
Ron Beattie lbd 1Mry Maisano !bared
~ chores for the winnen 1Jitb
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Menne Fires 66,
Holds Golf Lead
MILWAUKEE -When airplane1 are
grounded, Bob Menne is fl;ying hlch.
The second-year tour pro fro m
Andover, Mau., fired an open1ni round
siJ:-under·J*' ti 1buraday to. take a
•-• leod In lhe 1110,000. Grealel'
Milwaukee Open Golf Tournament. "nu. llll't may beet round on . the
tour," Menne said. "I h$1 a M at
Miami 10 tie Lee Trevino. I lost co
the secoad hole of the pl1)'0fl wbtn
I milled a ohort putt and he made
a 'mis.sable' one."
That WU In ihe National Airlilw Open
and, at the time, National Air!M was
on strike. 'J1ds time, Northwest Orient,
A ma.F carrier into Mllwauiee, ii lf'O\Do
ded becauae ol. 1 walkout.
Major Leaglie Standings
New York
Pltloburp
Cbtca10
St Louil
Philadelphia
Moolreal
Iii
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II
Iii
17
II
14\S
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Baltim<n
llelroll
New Yark
Booton
Clevellnd
Wasblqtoa
MlnnetOla
Aqelo
Oakland
Ka111111 City
Chi<:qo
Milwaukee
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IO 51 .370
IO Ill .161
IO 11 .161
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over Bolla Gnmljo al Marina HICI!·
,,,. ·~-... , -' at ll'wll¥r ........ Beacb lllCh whore a poir ol !~
...... unfolded •
1l>e feature till wu the Jlullockiu-
Rwllo Alamitaa oolU1lon ud when lllo
....Ubodcleared, thellllwbodeorned
a lo.point Victory by virtue al I . ftna1
...,. tally.
<lNcb Elmer O>mbs' llwlilnCloa outfit
had .......,, -witb 32 -io lllo thlrU period .my 10 coltapoe In tlll
fiuf eil)lt minutes when -bo
ouls<oted. lhe Oileil, 27-lt.
·lt follo'wed Fount.am• Valley's tllth"win
of. tbt campaign, an easy tul dedR
over Gardea GroVe. The Joeen recentty
lurnod away· _.,., Alamilol for the
laii<r'• ooly selbock by a <Ollllderabla
margin. ~
Hoet ·EdlJon was mll!Pf'd at the wire
by speody Villa Park; filllnc a-ao: wlllle
tht compuion feature was a llJ'IM! of
contrtlllq styles u c ..... de! liar's dellbei.ie style al play made Bi-
Part its Mh victim, M-39.
Coocb Tandy Gillla' prooa q'!iftlel
WU led ia lbe ""1l'inl clepal1meat by
Don Killian, wbo tallied 19 for tht win-
ners .
Corcna'1 llne lolses have been ~y
mai-g!U of two (ll'Ollntatn vluex>. -
(Muina) and five (Rancho AlamllOa).
Marina's seventh wU. w. Jed bY: Kipp
llaird. who tallied 21 on lo field aoaJs
and a Jlr•lis obol. Mlle Briaa ~
was held 10 sl:i polnla afler ~
14 Tuesdliy aptnsl Villa Park. ·
Hua~'s loA wu its first since
lbe opeoiq round. After falll!il -In Ille flnl ball, lhe Ollm iJed It up
al ~ .pee. aod it WU ool,y a e-poiBfl
dellclt with three minutes lo go W-
Jtancho took lidv&JUp ct ..... 'cold
llhooltnJ ud -. by lhe hoota.
.Sieve Brooks led Huntinctoo with U
polnlo: He's averaglq JU per ouu.c, .
Fountain Valley broke -for a :D.I idv-p tn lhe lleCOlld quarlel' ud
raced to ib euy wia over Garden Grovt1
behind the slxirlnr ezplolls ol Jllcl;
Pow"! (11), Dave Lynch (U) All Ed
Pitta (10).
DEAN LEWIS
AMNthllAIY SALi
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-. -$1697 '+Tu a Lie. ~ VOLVO .
, Jake the pt0ce a! Rudy May oo
~ ~ rooter for the nen two weeks.
'\.ORocbe, n , bad a ~ l'tCOl'd at
Rfnlaii and WM HI with lhe Aneels
~ lfte .relif:f apprearanct1 t11rller 1n
tbe )'Mr.
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' 'lllf,will roport for the Nailooal Gum! M'.ln VU1<NUy! Sala'day. ,
.--'"' bi .n g..,. tor
the h 1rt·nes, atrtttn1 OlA g7 tn •1hrrlns• and -llna an e.r.a. ol Ul.
Al a -he -are<! tn 11 llllDft
with ~ t.71 e.r.a. and 11Ye Mm. K l
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1966 HAllOl ILVD., COSTA MESA
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Onnge County'$ Lorgest and M0&t Modem ToYot~ and Volvo Dealer
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WHAT'S IN-
How to Talie the Fun Out of Golf Area Briefs ..
OVIDoolll?
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'l1>e fint -of the ~ ............ braolht
lnl4 Newport llorbor 1ut So1urda7 -the Filbtmc Lady. ~ 'l1>e lucky ..,..,. ..... caupt the llnt of two loocllm boated
·, was Clllf·Bdplll of Nnpon Beech. ·,
' . I • Bripall'• """ Cf!ilocy, came in. r ..... -brlnllll ':; hil filh to pl! ooly millutes behind Jlil·fallwr'• Jt.pounjlel'.
' '!be fish ...,. caught just • few miles 101Jtb ol 1"'
t 5m Jwm 5eomouat, oame t• mfles llOUllaimt ol the bwbor
jelly. Tllil •rea bu beeo -over ainoe then, but u
..,, of· press time IO tunber' cat.cbes were reported, · .
It it ffr1 hard . to llU whether or not tbia la IOinc to be a good or bod · yur. 'l1>e first indlcallou ti size
ol the fltb and" location of lint cold> make ·for a dim
picture, but water ternperaWre,~ condllioDI and bait supply
counter with good prospects.
It is a matter of time ad we wm know how this year
ls going to shlpe up. There ahould be some good r<poru
comin( in by this ....tend fnlm the Su Diego boall liibing
the !O Mlle -and the Dumping GnJWl<ls.
M•rlh1 Spettelt o.,er WeefceRtl
RelH Smllli of the 1ll1bel AqlloJ QU .._u tut
mwe marllll were IP9Uell ever tile weetead, bat .. 1btkert
...,. lo tbe ...,... A r... .._. ,,_ beotod --Uy
wklcli ...... 1lllit nter c.adNi t. tlait ea.er ·are lmpn'lhl1.
Deleo feell -tbe !Int flll to eome lo will lie lit
lillo ad tbt tbe .. -la ......, ,..., w. early .. the --'lloen .... ,.a... -tbe blp .-.. tbe .._, ad ..Jy very r... reported ...... the _, ialaMI ~y __.., __
Bamerda, ._ ... a kw ._... an • .., hr aetM.
_...., .. -.... G...r -of tbe -ad
_ ....... "'"" tbe --... mu., f• fer the ..,... __
P'd T-r ti Dlvty't IMtll' ad Art GronU:y tf Art't
l..ndlllc are waldq te ntfl9-IOmt ti their boatl over -1•
""' ..... -trips, IMd .. , .... -lbllot fl .. ..... .., ...... pmMe •• ..., ....
u ... alhltl ...... ., .. .., 1111111ben -tbe •
llllle -... ..,.wi, -trips will beJIL Grouly wDI be ..,..., eat U.. C..ael hind leavlllc lit I p.m. Frida, •• -liq trip ,... tbe ... ,,....
,... -wtll -.. --_., ..... 1a, .... tbe fare f1 $15. For....,._,-17MAI.
B•-f:•tfb• Keli Bet
•. Officials at the Like H1vuu Mll'iD 1r1 very enthused
by the number of eatrlSb ta IS% powoda whlch ore bein(
eaughl by Ille onglers. '!be cab m biting good on wallrdop
erawien ud shrimp. , '
'I1Je: baas are cooperative for fishermen who know the
lake but the action is very 11low for 111glen; unlamUlar
with the drop-off COVt&. TM I lb. 3 Ot. bass caught earlier
this aeuon ill atill the leader ii the Lake Havuu Bass
Detby.
Slooteera D-petl A119lera
Late .ner.... 1hader llMwen la Die-Saa Berlll'dlae
Mea*a ... die BlP Merna are Quta1 muy u1ten
off ... !Utt, bet HI befDfo ..... of tbe.al .... potle<I
....... te1ie1 of lnaL
Bii ._Lab II,.... ... , -he~ of -bow
-lo 1% ,...., for asters .,...., tbe deeper b•Y•.
wlllle tt.e ltua flalmmea an HI farill tee well. 5-...e
lldermea ht leMril an bt1a1 1 l'OllP time eva 1triqhl1
-fblo •I tbe like prlmully due to enwils 1lo11 the
_ad_ ...
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Up ti tM MP eoaCr)', h'• a dlfferelt dory. Most u1Jen
arr: catcWq ae1r limit. of plated troat from tlte road1lde
-ud Ill.., wM!e Clftky Lal<e II sJvlq •P ,.,..
·• laq:er rambowl ud brtna.
'lk De,.-t of Fillo ud G-fs .. avlly -·
•• Ille --tbe ....... -tide of Ille lllerTu ... ,.....,
............ -will be,...,.
Baa -S11rfKe •t lrl!lne • Flshinc with Tom Lenzie of Costa Mesa this past week.
this writer discovered that Irvine Lake bass 1re mov;.1g on
the IW'flCI:. Lemie ft!IOOI with his Fenwick ny TOd using
• p:ipper and baged the largest hiss of the day a nice
31;1 pooM!er.
Wt c1ught and released 1 aumber of bass ud round
the fllh very eager to 11trlke Smltbwlck surface plugs. John
Kurawsky of Baldwin Park fishing with Ed Wik of Orange
caught acme aice caUlsh to 10 pounds U!ling stink bait.
[14 Tbe trout ire ltill hitting bait and lures, but with the ~ riling water temperature the trout fishing should slow don
towards the end of the m011th.
Vall Lake conUnues to give up good numbers cf bas.!
~ to both IUl'face and deep water ftSbermen. Mike and Dick
!-Miller ot Bellfiower weighed in two limit. cf bass hittinl
~~ the IClles at more than 28 pounds with the largest Ush beiDC a 4~ pounder. The bass were take• in submerged
brulb ml hll a Purple Budit jig. ~ Oollli Mesa angler N. Hudson had 1 nice stringer cf
~ rnized flab CILl&hl on alght crawlers in Goose Bay. Fishing
t: l• ceneral fer all species cf fillh at Vail Lake iJ good,
' ln fact. lt could be nted, CllfTfttly, 19 the best all-around
, .• lillhery open to the pub1ic in the aouthland. For reservatiom
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Racing
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Entries
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2 -kr•ldl J-'• ltt, iJE. .. .. "'~ c..,. '"~· Sllftll c, l -krttoi O CouftlV ~I MlP Tlfti Wlfdl P mcna 111111. I= 11!5: '-~it ' -krltdl (fllflnll• ""'"' Anrv111:l:: •
: -:., O lldl Tam L"911 \Mtt"I ~~ir=.':!.im:r tr~1lt1e 0.0.
L• 'A19ml'-~ fW Sltvf'NY, Jllfll' n. lf!L
Ci.tt I '•I. Flnt l'o.f 7:45 '·"'· Dallr De\ltlM .,. '" & Ind r.c-.
E'KKll 111 1'111 rKI. PIUT I.AC•, «It Yl nll. 1 Vtar
~nd ~=ii.. .._ ., ...
f.m 1r T«N L= 121 f'' It II J-:~ U:W lrf "' !?:Cl C11r1l1 ""''*' 117 Swn' I t Ovt tll:0111 d 81nk1 120 Go T rblll Gllti.rt A.Pod"'° 117
Hn " •-t J•mn °"" no
OCIR Program
Pro staeb atep into the
llmeli(hl Saturday night 'at
Onnge County lnllrnalional
Raceway.
Qualifyin1 begins at S p.m.
followed by ellmiutlon racing
from u!lJO p.m .
Al llil· 11'111 CaJlllro
la only two weeka old, favored
Butch Leal has already gone
1wo llnlbs ol.1 oeoond faster
&han any ether pro stock in
the Soulhland. Hi& b e I I
quarter mile timo in the mus-
out Mty blanb a.pplfed
wherever Pepst ii sold, fna
"I)' C elas . bueball eoadl
... the"park Salunliy.
Mackerel
Fishing .
~proves
EQlll' Toci C111rln 5mlth 117 i;=l!lk L.-vr FllOCIMr uo ~ 1'1t llY .... -., --· "'ft Htnr'( P-120 •c o •aca. wi )'1r1t1. i v11r Th 1 b ~'!"re~~·~·· l'ur-::~:1.r. H•rt 117 e rou le with trees on a golf course js that it's bard to make a golf shot when
cle car divl!lcn is -10.0&--S~ jacT mackeril-up
-elapeed time and ta six pouoci. .,. bein( piebd
117.00 mph. up by locol half-day flahi'1I
ChaUenging LeaPs point ad· boats cut of the three major,
van<a1e will be NHRA points Orange Cca1t ire a
leader Bill Bagshaw of Loo sporifbbing landinp >iitb on ~K~,. c111r1n s.n1111 120 you're under one. If your ball lands in the rough under a tree show your nn.. .. ~tt.£. H:~~= n: ponent how 'a· few "practice swings" can Poi you in good abaPe for that s~t COcUiiT Ll~"!i:4\: lH beck to the fairway or approach to the areen, ltockll Tll'f'I' Lti11!1m 120 _______ _;::_;c:_.::::_::.:_:=::.::.:.:=~·=::::-------------Angeles. ineteue in haHbul olao notad.
lt-Vllw Gllllerl APOdKll 117 hid ""-JOI W11-117 Dllllr Lw E• Hlfln' P-111
nu10 ••c•:-ii' r~L~vr1r oldl Ind WI. A1io.ll!Cft, llfM 17Cll. 1'1rl(.,-1 llMH It Ir 111 ,_lllC\'_ Wllllw L1r" Wr I 117 Sl1r IEYll' Dlrlll'I' Cudlil l:N Lltltl OMe OW1v111 Weli. ttll
T ...... F« AM Ll!~Jlanlllll 117 ;:c.., K75,, Hirt l'1I .rJ.t Johll I(= 1 ' Y9Hlt Gl~~ll· IY'I 8111¥ Go C. ,.,_. IU
l'OUITM ltACi.""""iio 'r1r:f:J 'rllf' oklt ~' bred !ft C•llf. lllmlnt. 1'11"'~ g;;"'· CYlmlnll IH'kl f~ 8•'r 81r Clll'flll= 111 FiYf.ii COii ltobert ,t.d1lr 111 C-0.llllV H...,Y P-· 172 Svt1,_n Jcillft W1t1011 lft Cli>tlv1!11 r O•nnr C•rC1011 115 8urt:1•1 l't.1111 TllTV Li,J1tn1 111
Pll"TM lltACI, ut ,,_.,,., J ,,_,
oldl Ind llP. AJl•w.nc1. l'llrM 111t0.
Tiii 81a Mlln y.,ry LI'°'*'" 11111
Hut Mo¥I ltl'f ltl111ii HI TrvlV AmlllO Ktl!Mth HI 117 iu 111 NN Robert Ader 117 tr.w6or1 Gllillt't AINldKa 117
lr11nlll1 -H9"" ,,_ 111 lrltll lrwu. Curll• l'urner 116 Tl°" W1td'I Jolin W1lion 117 Llttta MIH 8111: It. 8111111 lU C.ttl U1 JOI Cll•r1H Smith 117
llXTM lltAC•.-;i" rant.I, I Wlf' loldJ, AIW1ncn. l"lilrll SIM. Gold cir C~ll,.~trner 1'• :...--91..,, ... ..., ~'I'/'' n:
tNlr t Gtnlt C. Im~ HP ~ Mllllt Trny LJPll1m llf 1 Go lid Gllblrt Aoodlc1117 19'1 l1r Keo'llllfll Hart 117 ••r 11llJ Roe.rt Ad1lr 1211 v1nn111 Hollon P1nlo ua
lr•tlft Clta Jollll W1hon 117
l•V•MTM llAC-..--119 Vlrdll. 3 vr1r
oldl Mid 11p. C1a!mll!I. l"ul'H S2MIO,. Clllml111 .,IOI t!CICIO, Prl•lo Uny Wrlllht ltl: CltbW llld fledl L. Hardine 111 C11ll'Dnlll Slncll (), WtM1111 fl.odlet'I JltUlr Ttl'f'I' Llptilf'\ 11 flllOCl'I SPOOl<W ...., It Ad1lr 111 Tmt .. Tr-Jd\11 i#_llOOfl llt Altrvlltlc ll-111 hftka 112
a1aMTM ll;ACa..._ :uD ..-1rd1J. l VPlf
oldl t NI II~, 1 IMI Go JOtl1 Go, ,.u,.. $IOOO.
Tutt 8011 Mottlll "•r.'"'I """'flll' Tlmt L. Hlf'd ... I'
Oolllllt Dlbl Jllllft K•l'lll 'I Go A Mlt. Tff'ry Llpll-11 f••t~••r fl.oberl Ad1lr 12 o°l:iid:n;,. D~~!= lfl
Go °""~"' C. l'trMr 12~ l1rl OIR II J1m. Dn'lf" 11• QUlllC'f' A 0. J, W1t11111 111
NIHTM aAca:-iO Yl nlL 3 Vffl' Oldl trld UP. AlkMIM'J· Pllrll $2500.
Sh1mrll.i 1m11 OIYll' II' l..:lr mlftl R-..t Ad1)r / Yt L NII John K1n111> .. llblr H1rl9'I' rCo.tlr l'
ldltV'I 04"' Cll1,I~ Stnllll 116 ::T.'h'1Roc1ttt D•nnr L'~ci:z,: Hi
fl.or1I Tf1111t Jot WlllOll 116 MotlVllOI' Ltror ''n<Mr 12t Sir LoYt OWI Y'nt Wlllt lU
Race
Results
T1'1unilll'I'. '"" ' Clll.r .... P11t
PlltlT llAC•. HI .,.re,. TllrH nar
otdl 1NI .... Clt lmlnt. l'llfH Sl,700.
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Mr. l'ele 81r IH"'11
8on11klt loll' (Adtlr)
Tlm.-11 5/10.
s•COMO ••<•. «Ill flfdl. TllrN
\1111' old1. C1tlml"'1. P11r"H 11.m .
11tt111?r cc.rc1oi1I •.:zo u.~ t.60
"Ul'lllt Lulu jWrlthO ll.«17.IO
F1~r M1rcv (Adllrl .S.60
MlnLY DOUllL&-IM:1111tcft WIT
Chic •"41 4-11111w. ''" snn.1t.
TMllO llA.C•. ~ V9"111, Two 'l'Nr
otdl twtd I~ C1llforftll , Cl1lml1W.
Punt 11,JOO. ""'"'' It"""'' lClf'dolll 31.olO 11 .0D '"° M1l11tlc: MOlfl tl'e<Mr)
Tdttfl'I Olkk Tlnw-11 Slit..
POUITM IACI, d r1rdll. Tlwt11
Ytlr aldl Ind llt" Cltknll!I. f'ur11 woo. Diii 8 r1nd'r tH1rdll'ltl) '10.10 I.OD 4.to
•II Oltol (Llplllm) <1.00 l.00
Rocktl Midi. l""'61tal 1.8:1 Tl,,__20 7110.
•tl'TM iu.c•. :ISi! Jirdl. M110tn
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f11MV Olrl TCIO
!C1rCIOlll sti•-Donllft ,..,..,
LtdV a.r 81d (Lll'lllffl)
Tl.....,..11 S/10. Su1imtd-awnt T•IW, Clllalll W
sue. c-n c1wr111r •"" 1o111 N1P.
llMTM aAC•. 1M v1~. Tflrte 'l'Mr
oldt 11111 llP, C11Jrrn1~ Puf'H 11 ,tm.
l latl,.. Hl''l' (Malrl ,,10 ~.00 J.IO
O'Ar<v l<IY t .. nkl) 1.4t I.to
Ptclllt SIWY!I (Hartl I.Olli
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Str1ta.lll-Mol l'Witer l'od, "•rtkl-
H tor, 1<1111 Of Tll\ •M 811ftf\Y ...,.
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Top area driver in the com-Art'• Landing report! aood
petllion ls WtJtminster's Gary barraeud1 c:atcllel witJt.boolto
Dodd in a 'B Camaro. en the upswing. Calleo ball
Saturday's co· f e 1 tu re to nine poondl have · been
hfchlightl 1 fuel ~ duel taken the put few da)is, the
betweeo San B e r n a r d i n o largest running f.pouDdl. S-
drlvua Dave Hough and Mike ounces.
Sullivan. An exploratory a I bi.co r 1
Gran prix motorcycles and boat will begin running Friday
sidehacks take over OClR's at 1 p.m. and will '.retum
1963 and abolished four years from the Department cf Fish 2.1-mile road racing circuit Sunday. Charge fer the trip
_Mountain Lion Offic:ially
Big Game Animal in State
The mountain lion, once a
bountied outlaw with a price
on its head, is now officially a
big game animal in Califc:rnia.
· ''The t!IG9 Legisla1ute fl8!Sed
a bill designating the big cal
a game animal, wltti regula-
tion of hunUng to be controlled
~y the Fish and Game Ccm-
missicn, effective July 1.
The lion had been on the
list of nonprotected animals
which may be taken at an.Y
time. From 1907 to 1963 boun-
ties were paid by ~ '"1te for
lions.
The bounty W8!1 removed
for a four-year trial period in
lat.er. Despite payment of and Game-a rule designed to at 9 •.m. Sunday. i.s $23 per person.
more than l.Z,000 bounties stop the unsportsmanlike prac. • Davey's Locker r e 'Pc r .t 1
during the 58 years tM moun-tice of put.and-tab· Hon tamt-The Dodger Baseball Skills halibut up to ta pounds wttq
lain lion had a price on ill lag in which • guide ,.= Contest will be held Saturday most of the fish in the tis
head, the lion po"'"·llon in a lioa j"~ -•-ad of "-•-at Costa M ... Park. ta nine -·~ call~'.
California has rei:.iMd fair-for a ~7h~~IOC uu The contest will include Barra~"'aoo ~~ bU!I
ly stable at about 800 inilnals. "When the status of the three facets J1f' competition -fishing is outstanding ae-
The 1970-71 hunUng regula· mountain lion was dlacuued throwing and hitting a cording to landing operators
Uons provide fer an all-year before the Legislature in 1969, baseball for distance and ac-at Davey's. Largest calico
season with no limit on the we indicated that we would curacy, running Ule bases for bass taken is tov, pounds.
trophy game animal, but re-aUempt to gather lnfomuition time allfl bunting for ac-San Clemente Sportfilhin&
quire that hunters purchase on the take of mountain lionl 'curacy. Landing reports an avu119
tags and all animals must be through the return d tags for 'lbe f.10 age group will com· of 10 fish per CUltomer oa
tagged. at least one year before put. pete from t-10 :30 a.m.; the Wedhetday with halibut pick·
'lbe: conuni.Mion alao adopt-ting further restrictlonll on 11·12 class from 10:30-noon; Ing up aJong with bonito .C-
ed a regulation prohibiting them," said Wallace G. M1e-and the 13-14 category from lion. Spanish jackl in the
possession cf live mountain gregor, DFG big game eoor-. noon-1 :30 p.m. three to five-pound catepy
lions except wx\er penni=t'-"din:::•:::tor=. ________ .::Bo.oYc:•_ma=y<...::e=nllr:::...:by filling are also belng taen:c·---
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Islanders Come Long Way
~ I ' ' \ i
\::: C,os~odyn~ JY~w Pu ttin g Out Sleek Wayfarer-Lin~
!• EDI;roil•s NOO'E: Tlir • •
DAILY PILOT'S r,mw of
'ht_ boat1ng_fndMit111-in
N~ort and Costa. Mtfa.
takta a "look at • Ia:Zaadtr
YacHl.!, d 'Sll,baidia'11 of
Cosmodyne Corp., at 17th
_ :£~.ttnd Placet1tia Ave.
J>Yrl •• : By .\µt9N l.OCKABEY -~-........ ,.,.
Islandei Yadu has com~
a long ~ way since J o e
.McGlasson · originated th e
"'8demart in 1958 wiUl a little
ldldf<;t ~ Ric~ Fleet
sailboat called. the. Islander-24.
'!be corporate name in those·
format i ve ~ was
McG1aso<l9 'Milrlne. It later
was dlanged to Wayfarer
Y acnts aod then to Islander ~ c"oofonn with the ,original
1rademat.
• Like moSt other b o a t
·' -~llding firms in the area
.. ,:iJ:.i :Jslander was acquired bf ·
~~llri!_iColmodyne. "'a tbriviJw con-
~Jl,.,..glomerate, in 1969. Cosmodyne
.. ~ over from Ben Kantor,
• 1 \ Beverly Hills financier who '\·~:find purdlased " ttie firm from
·.ii!'i:;-McGlasson. ·
.•ri; ,,_.AFTER KANTOR sold out
"i"'..i'"to Cosi:nodyne be remained
~ o;!i associated 1 with the rum as
;.,,; tbe llllll!lfadunr 1" Island" ·:.r .Motor HO(Des, but no longer
iias any direct connection with
! ::.-ftbe yadlt division.
1be )slander Yadtt division
. , v ~~ now nm by Dick Fenn.
"";oJ1;who holds the· title of general
,.,.JJ .. inanager, working c;l~y with
"'' .M. 0. Kappler, a member · ·· ·or the Cosmodyne 'board of
• ~ •. 9jrectors as _consultant.
;,;~·-.~Ken Smith is vice president
~·~ -~lii dlarge of marketing, and .'. · ·Vic Scopack is production
- ... engineer.
'<>;:: '' That's the brief history or ;, 1~arider, bul what of the
.. ~~!Uture?
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..... , MOST NEWSWORTHY item
• 01:f~;te come oot of tbe interview
ljo"t1-.with Kappler. Smith and·
·;;: "..:8copack is that the firm has
{,-,:(I Fetained the services of young
·~1 &naval architect Alan Gurney
·,~, :of New York as e1clusive
·:v~>::cksigner.
Gumey's association with
--~""the firm was announced
· 'l'turSday at .s JuncbeQn . at
. cjl the.. brilliant ypung
signer of such ,notable
'achts as Windward Passage
. was ~~·,., . !;;ii <lj ty"~~ .. i'~
of ·~"'·1··~1'! -bearny and last -." said
Kappler. 0 We plan to have
him design at leut: two yachts
a year for us -·which is
about all any mBnufacturer
can handle," he added.
ISLANDER at pre se nt
manufactures a full line of
sailing yachts ranging from
24 feet to a custom 55-footer,
Most of the sales· pressur.e
at the moment is being put
on tb e ~esigned
lslander-44 and the Islander:
37, one of . Mtich recently WOO
top handicap honors in the
E.nsenada ract. ·
'Smith ·said the finn is also
concenticitiJ1g its · sales efforts
OB a new 37..foot motor-satler,
f~ more crea.tore com-
forts :thail' the 19laoder·37 rac-
ing oloop. . Ho# is businds-in this time
· of economic slowdown? Hav-
ing recently returned trom a
tour of eastern d e -a 1 e r s ,
m.aFkiting ezped Smith and
KaiJpler had' sOme enlighten-
ing comments. Said Kappler:
t• "IT WAS our impression
that through April 30 there
was considerable COO·
sternation on the part of those
buying yachts bot they didn't
react. to it particu19rly. Yacht
sa1e:s seemed to stay up fairly
., well . '·
"Howe\•er, between April 30
aod now I believe there has
been a rather serious reactJoo
' <ll1 the part of people who
have money .to the current
economic situatim .
. "Some oC our deaJers ,told
of flaoving custaners come in
and 1.ip open a lut:le black
. bag ol m<ney and c:omment."
, '!'d sure feet danin sHly if
•. I• spent $30,000 !or a yadlt
, am tllree montl1s from oow
'we had a serious depression.'
' "I WOULD prOOict that
•1 busineSIS by the end U the
year riligbt be down 40 per·
cent, but mainly because of
what will happen in the last
six months of the VP8f," said ' . ,. Kappler. · , Keri Smith Viewed e litt1e-
differen(ly:
"I fouM in my talks with
. dealers lh<ouglloot the country
that the most seriously hit
segmm of our business was
in the 30-foot ?2nd under boats.
CHECKING BOATS -Wftli an !slander 3Q as a
backdr<>J?, Kap Kappler, director of Costn.odyne, Ken
·Smith, vice president· for marketing and Alan Gur-
ney, naval architect, look over their shop. ·
S~EEK MOTOR SA ILER -The !slander-37 motor sailer is Ute second 37-!ooter
produced by Islander Yachts of ·c()sta Mesa: The o~er. w.as aJl"'@Cing sloop, one ·
oi which won overall PHRF hqnors in the recent Newport to Ensenada race.
The motor Sailer is custom designed for cruising .
Alan '
Gurney Joins Firm
Top Na ,val A rchitect Takes Over Exclusive 1Jesi~Hing
WORKING ""T"f Putting finishing touches on a new
Islander 37 are Pete Oliver and Torn \Vest1 workin g
, ~t}Jhe Cosmodyne plant ori Placentia Avenue in
Costa Mesa. ·
The big yaciits are sti ll selling.
but the 22.s, 26s and 23s or
this world are definitely hit
and hit hard,"
before going out on a financial
limb."
. Smith confirmed, 11s1 have
other b o .a t manufactutef"S,
that dealers have cut down
on their invffitories because
Of the high cost. ,of floOring
Smith alitributed this to the
fact that the purchasers of
t h es e smaller yachts are persons in U)e aerospace and inoney. • · i~
related indootries who have "This has" a direct effect
become worried about their on us as manufacturers.' We
jobs in recem months. It is ~n't afford tot ~ a 1iarge
poople in this income bracket invend ~~he of .bo6l!d he~ Iii tilt ;'
who would normally finance yar • sa1 • • ~
a bool. They are not the types "Most finaooial , institutions
who walk in and write a check are not interested in long term
for $25-30,000 for a boat. financing· at the present time.
They are only interest.ed in
TIGllT MONEY and high short term money. T h i s
interest rates are also in-_ naturalty puts a crimp in
fluencing these buyers, Smith securing loans for such luxury
believes. "Even if they still item as buals," Smith f)Ointetl
have a job, they think twice out.
I
'Hobie Cat Dealers
Planning Symposiu1n
BYC Read y Tslander Yachts Thursday
formally announced the sign·
ing of a contcact with Alan
Gurney, 33-year-0ld y a c h t
designer from New York for
the exclusive designing of at
least two yachts per year for
the Coota Meaa firm.
First 11>lander yacht to con1e
Balboa Yacht Club has from the board of the noted
issued Mvitations tor its an--young designer will be a 35 or 36-foot sloop w h i c h ,
nua1 Midsummer Regatta this hopefully, will be ready for
wee~. the New York Boat Show nexl
The regatta is open to all winter, Ken Smith, lslander·s
classes. Sailing will be on in-vi~ president. in charge of
For Annual
Regatta
side and outside courses. marketing said.
outside' <classeS scheduleii islander officials said they
<I 1_. •. • , . Qave ~ purchased from
1or sial'UI mclude Ocean Rae· Gurney the plug and mold
ing, .~· PC,. 89~. r~ a 50-~acht' s~cp as Star~ MO~;, c...,.,. ' -. ' . ~ ' 'i, 4"1't!~l"v~• : ' #f ' ,
the Nepenthe. recently design-
ed for Vincent Learson of New
York. Nepenthe was a "one·
ofr' design but wi!J now be
produced by Islander for
selected clientele, Smith said.
"We hope to build three
or tour of these yacl\ts im-
mediately for. djscerning local
yachtsmen ." said Smith.
Gurney is best known for
U\e 73-root ketch Windward
Passage which he designed
for the late Robert F. Johnson
and which has been designated
in some circles as a "break·
through" in cruising yachts
because of its speed.
Gurney served h I s ap.
prenticeship in yacht design·
Ing with a British naval . '
arctutectural firm,. After a.
stint in the Army be .came
. to the United States and ap-
plied for a job with American
deliigners. ·
"Most of them locked lt
mt• and· automatically thought
t was a British sJiy," quipped'
Gurney. ,
Jn the 1960s Guml!t went
to work for Bill Tripp, another
noted New York designer.
After a stint with Tripp he
started on his own in this
country. His first design , a
JO.footer won her class in the
1963 One Of A Kind Regat,tR
sponsored by Yachti n g
Magazine .
He , b'ter dfsighed1 t he
Guinive.re \)'hlCh . WOh the
Southern Ocean Racing Circuit
in F lorida in 1967. His best
knciWb small boaf was a J3..
rooter known as -HotfoOt which
also Won · hei' 'class 1n the
SORC. ·' ,. · , · ··
. "All of-the boaLS 1Which Alan
designs (or us will be wilh
the International Ocean Rac-
ing Rule in mind," said Smith,
adding,:' "Our aS30Ciation with
Alan Gurney means a com-
plete new ballgame r o r
Islander Yachts."
But whether prod ucl.ion or
custom models, Smith said ,
Islander will continue to build
~ality yachts with custom in·
teriors.
H"'l'"t _ I, •. •ders·U ,;D'.&t • • ~d ~~·~·~-tl,~J~~e ~ I • ~!-, 'f·l""I~', t. '' <IJ,!\l' \:~ ,,,,,,,, ... , r: 1 ~1 ercury,' ~ ! I." ~.;.~:1:;,"J!e:: Newport Lacking Launching Areas
Lickr.14.B, Lldo-14 Jr., Kite A,
Jqte B, Flying Jr .. Sabot A, It's well and good to ~ave
Sabot B, ·Sabot C and Flipper:· trailerable sailboats: F..of .tha l
Other '· Classes may b e matter. any type of boat that
established by five _or · moc:e ' cab be ·trailered som~hat
'iarw~. sta;ts will . \lot , be' ·,.Ives Ille St.rage problem.
given fqr leu·than five-yachts But l whai about the Jaun· at the ~ line. · · · ,., .l'.l r · · Outsi~ ~ classe~· will haV'e ching Ji'obl~? A -trailerable
two races: Saturday -starting boat" isn't very practical if
at noon'. lind1 one Sunday · ·it can't" be put in the water
starting. al I p.m. Inside somt?where.'
classes will have lhree races
S~turday starting at noon. and
two on Sunday· sLarting at I
p.m.
,. .
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Fo g Ca ncels
Cup Trials
THE P R,O BLl'fM' is
pay for an afternoon of sall·
ing.
"'flhe Newport Chamber of
Commerce suggested I launch
at the Dunes and paddle my
sailboat (mast on deck) under
the bridge and. into the bay.
Real neat, huh. Never mind
lhe fast current or the number·
of power boats which pasS
through ~very hour.
"DO I HAVE to join a yacllt
club ? I had to save a year
for lhe boat. Do l have to
paddle? I hope I have missed
a good spot to launch. Maybe
you could fill me in ----1 or
would ' sOmeone loan me ttieir
club prtvlleiges'? 'lbe Olambe'r
asked if I knew anyooe in
a yacht dub.
".Jf you, .do know. a spot
-for two bucks or Jesa -
let the Chamber of Commerce
~nd the Harbor Department
know. There are plenty of.
Ericson Yachts Select
Ten· National Dealers
E:ricsoo Yachts of Santa Ana Shawnee Mission, Kansas;
particularly .acute in N-ewport
Beach 1:1:· eyidenced by this
letter from Nate Benedict of
Costa Mesa, whose epistJe was
prompte<f by DAILY PILOT
st.Dries on trailerable sailboats
such as are being produced
by MacGregor Yachts and
Coastal Recreation . Writes NEWPORT. R.I. (AP) -ha ed JO d al ~-Sa·1· r-• Ok'-~--~ d read-Benedi'ct.· s annonnc new e ers 11c t lllg ....,.,.,er, n;Mtu11141, 111urs ay's ra c es in tlle "' · · America's CUp observation "I just finished reading your fn its e~ing national City; Lan')' R. Vannocker,
tourists and Jocals who would
like to know."
READER BENEDICT has
a legitimate' beef, There is a cfYfn' need ror Jauriching fac;W~es, 'f~ ~all "~tS in
Newport Harbor.
Tht yacht' clubs'. w i t h
memUershlpa u -high as
$2,ooo;·· are not the answer.
Neilher ls the bock bay for
· anytftlhg 'other than small oul·
boards and inboard power
boll ls.
So if. the. Chamber <1.' Com-mer~ or the Harbor Deaprt-
ment · ,__ or jus( _anyone -
will Jet this colum'h know of1
publlc leunching·faclllties, I'll
be · gl~ ' to pass 1 the in-
formation along. '
ARE YOU THE
MAN FO~ US?
trials were called off because article on the new Aquarius netv.oork. Eadl has been Tulsa·, Okla.: Peter Barrett,
f h f ke th P i...~ W" StarboetcJ °""' C911tJHY 1' r•~t-,, ••· o eavy og on Rhode fsland MORF yadlt. Very intpresting authorized to mar t e ewau~. .sc.; ""'':t •114 we .,. 1et11111ii "''
.Sound. to note that you are_ also Ericson ·line ranging from 23 Yacht ~es, Solon. Ohio; ~ .:'r.::'9 ..::.!;~ ,., i11!"t
lnlrepid and Valiant '--th t 'I f t Bl y ~· S l ' " · . • uo aware ..1 tM crowded mooring o " ee . uewater au,., a e s , u tw 11,.,, • """IM• J'"""' wiU1 Z..O records in the cur-~ G II " • • • • ,_ 1 " , coodlti...,., th~ eilst In The new dealers are u Port.smoutb, Va .; E astern c•• •*' ' • rent trials, were to have met , """', ""' CoasL M3rine." CQrllUS Christi, Mari Bedf d Mass : =::rr,~.~ ';., ,,:•-;:.:~
in the first race. Heritage Newport.Jiarbor. Wouldn't it Tex.; Oon Marsh Yacht Sales, · ne, or • -t•fllll'(.
and Wi:atherly, both 0-2. be nice if all the people who T B··--"A-A-Yadlt Ericsoo Yadlt! Is a c.• "'"",... ,_...... 111..,.. \'iere to fla ve started in the Austin, ex.; U\.."1i<tl-• vi.w. Mr., .... _ u1,1 ,.,,..~ second race_ had traller~ble boa t.$ ·woold Sales, -Oxnard, Cv J if . ; subsidiary of P I c I f l c ., "'.._ .. x 111._ 0111, Pn.t.,
Th trailer 't11emf · l i~Com~;:~~tit~ion;;~s~a.~ll~b~o~a~l ~'~·~Arnet-~·~· ·~·c~an~lndus:·~~fri~·e;s.;;tll;;~~~~~~~~~;Ji~ e . ..ame pairings will
apply today when the trials "I fell l .was real!}" going ,,
resume, weather ~rmitting. to enjoy Newport ~s sw:nml>r
The Crews or the rou, 12-me· w'th --· 1° 'oot , "bo i The Hd>ie oat Association. well-known Hobie "nt sailor. 1 my '""" ~ $8.ll a · va ter yachts had been put-on I ha II ed her II 1·r LOOKING FOR •••. City ol Oceanside and Sail Don McK.ibbon: of McKibboo standby alert af 10 a.m. and ~ vel v 4&.-e a my 1 e
& Surf, San J"uan CapiStraoo Sails, Newport Beach, will shortly after I p.m. when the ove uic harbol' very u~'e "-t -'-I show some or the fine points fog seem;ed l.O be 1i£ling·. they dm~A-kBut there IS one
nVVI va ~er. Bre• com· ol .se'tti~ ind trimming sail' we re sent out to the Amer-\BOJVll\: ·
bining effortS k> present the and will discuss what to look ica's Cup buoy, nine miles ' ;iTHERE ARE no la~in8
,first catamaran sailing sym-for-in 8·gO()(fsail. Alter will olf shore. ramps that serve the main
posiwn starting Tbursdfly at also discuss boot maiBtenance However, the fo~ closed in harbor. No matter whai size
7 p.m. at the Oceanside· East find repair, and Keith 'Fuller' again and the New York boat you have, it will .cost
Sidt; Recreation Oenter, 607 of Sail & Surf will discuss Yacht Club1s ·race committee about eight dollars to get in
San Diego St. boat safety. ran Up the cancellation signal and out (of the water), That tJte symposiwn will leature · R. ·Paul Allen, another noted at 2·:40 p,m, is a mighty steep pri~ to
several experts on catamaran catamaran sailor, will discuss''1ji7~~iii~jiijjpiiijiiiiijiiiipiiippt•p;i•Pliifiiiiiiiil sailing and racing. Five 'main .rac!ng rules, and .-R. o:I
topics will be COYerecl. Walker, 1967 Victory Class na-
Hobie Alter, designer and tional rosmpion1 will talk on
builder of the: pqndar Hobie racing tactics.
Cal, will di.sross the use of There is no ii d m i s 1) on
a catamaran in the surf. charge, and everyone interest.-
Genera l sailing tips will be ed.in catamaran sailing ls Irr.
handled by Wayne Sc.haler, vited to attend.
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Athlete
Competes
For Roles
• By VERNON SCOT!'
Ul"I .....,_., C.rn: 11 •••
HOLLYWOOD-= ..!'_'Ibefe_. was a time
when. Sidney Poitier WU the only Black
man writ.era thoaeJ:lt about whea they
wrote a acreenplay about Negroes."
The statement was Rater Johnsoo's.
It WU spoken without bitterness.
Johlllon iJ the spectacularly muse~
dealhlon champion ol the l!lal Olympic
Games who turned sportscaster ud ae-
1portscaster and ae.
tor af te r leaving
UCLA.
Dmin& vacations
and. belween semes-
ters, JohfisoD-like
many anothtr ath-
lete. at UCLA and ,
USC-worked u an
extra and in bit
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NEWPORT'S 'JOPLIN FORTE' CQUNTlltY.-FOLK GROUP. DUE AT OC FAIR JULY 1'
Dennis Co11ts1 P11t a.II,. G11ry C•rlson, Monte P11pke, from left, Got Thtiir Start in BNch Aru
parb for spx1I nuts ...... ,,.._.
among producen and necuti.Yes at the
studios. .
Action , Fu11
At OC Fair
Three big.name stage shows, cham,-
pionship motorcycle racing, a giant Ap-'
palposa Horse Show, and an action-pack-
ed wild.west rodeo will climax six-days
of fa st-paced , fun-filled entertainment
during the 1970 Orange County Fair
and Exposition at tl)e Fairgrounds SB
Fair·Drive, Costa Mesa, July 14-19.
Tele.visioo and reCording star Fertin
Husky, "Mr. and Mrs. Countrf Music''
Johnny and Jonie Mosby, telev!sK?n's
11Hee Haw" stars Archie Campbell and
'The Hagers, top western band Hank
Thompgon and the Brazos Valley Boys.
plus recording star Mary Taylor and
reconlinl artist Curtis Potter, highlight
the big-name entertainment features.
On Friday, July 17. Hank Thompson
and the Brazos Valley Boys, Mary Taylor
and CurOs Potter will take over the
5,ooo-.eat Amphitheatre In a gla)lt .C<JOn..
fry-Western stage show presentation. On
tl)e following evening, Saturday, July .
18 Ferlln HuSky, !alnOus far his
ch0aracteiization of ''Simon Crum," along
\vith Johnny and Jonie Mosby, will
present ~n evening of top music and
comedy. Archie Campbell and ~
Hagers will perform. Sunday evening,
.July 19 as well as Newport Beach's
Joplin Forte with "Blue GraS-$" musk.
The wide variety or other spec'ial enter-
tainment features during the six-day
event \VIII kick off with the annual "Miss
Orange County Fair" Beauty Pageant
on Tuesday, July 14. Preliminary judging
will start at 2 p.m., finaJs-ei 8 p.m .•
with the crowning of the new queen
set for 9 p.m.
"The Kingsmen" Championship Dnnn
and Bugle Corps and Color Guard of
Anahe im will also take part in the Tues-
day program as a kick-OU lo their four-
day stint o( twke-daily performances.
SENIOR CITIZENS' JAMBOREE
On Wednesday afternoon, July ts, a
Vaudeville Review will top the 6th Annual
Senior Citizens' Jamboree. 1be line-up
includes the "Hannonica Ha rm on y
Band" o[ San Bernardino; the 3rd Marine
Aircra(t Wing Band of El Tcr-o; the
Muscoy Senior Citizens Kitchen Band
of San Bernardino: the 0 Patrlcian-Airs
Novelty Band" of Yucaipa: "The CboraJ
Singing Group" from the Harbor Sentor
Citi1.ens Club, and the 1'East.ent Star
Kitchen Bind" from Seal Be9ch.
Advance half..prlce Uckets !or the an.-
nual Jamboree day are available through
senior citizens' clubs and directly from
the Fairgrounds. Additional specla.I
features during the day. include ap--
pearances byille tong-Beac\rMmrlcipal
Band, the "Up with Ptople" show, and
the "Sing Out G<netatlon" ol Orqe
County.
MARIONETTE SHOWS
For the youngsters, the Brunner (amily
will stage a return appearance of their
pqpular Popcorn Theater Marionette
showa. The elaborately coat•umed ..
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The practice placed Rater on the brink
of lo.sing his amateur status.
"Early bi 1960 I was offered a very
big part in 'Spartacus' with Kirk: ROBERT MORSE STARS IN 'BOATNIK' AT MESA THEATER
Douglu," Rafer recounted. "But tht
AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) \Oki me
1 would loae my amateur· standing and
become a pn>less[onal, eliminatin& me
from cornpetiq" in the Olympics."
The AAU (igurea a bit player is an
amateur and a featured actor a pro-
fessional -which will come a.s a bklw
to members of the extras fUild.
Sunday S~ilors
Since college d,11ys Johuon be ap-
~ "' -2' movjes, p:adually ' llndhti -jiorta ~ ._.... pic-tur.s. He ,....tly complet.d •"Mte·Lut
Grenade". and CUiftlltly is working ia
'"I'he Red, White ~ Bl1ct," a post
Civil Wor lloly of the Black loth
'Boatnik' Fil.med in Neiv pqrt
FE11LIN HUSKY APPEARS IN. HIS 'SIMON CRUM' ROLE
Cavalry. .
Johnson b a quiet, intellisent m11
who finds himself competing for role11
with other Black &thlete.5 in motion pJc·
lures.
F~er football standouts Jim Brown,
Fred Willimllon, Rosie Grier, Cookie
Gilchrist and U¥ veteran Woody Strode
are worldni increasingly often in films
and t.levtaloo.
1'1 don't know about the others," Rattr
said, "but I hive always been interested
in actin1.
"This role I have now as an army
private fighting lndiam OI the frontier
Ui the belt part I've ever had. Jn those.
days the army wu a good job for
ei:-slaves." ·
JohnlOn crew thoustrtful at the word
..... yes." .
•·The Boataiks," Walt Disney's riob:lus
new ccrnedy which is currenUy playin1
at the Meaa Theater In Costa Mesa,
was shot for the most part i1 and
around Newport Beach. It stars Robert
Morse, Stephanie Powers, PhJI Silvers
and Don Amecbe ud ls the story ol
the Sunday sailor.
On any given weekeqd, amateur
armadas weigh anchor on bays, lakes
ud rivers from Maine to California.
alld take to the waves. One may see
sloops and outboards, yachts and yawls.
cruJsers and rowboats, plouihing the
briny main.
Altt)ough the boat.s come in all sizes
and descriptions, the yachbman is much
the SIJ!le. He ~ hJnwlf as the proud
ud gallant captaia determined to win
b!1 constant batUe with the elements.
He is familiar with nauUcal terms and Racial tensiom 1n the United states
trouble John!on, who WIS l friend of the late Seni Robert Kentedy. Raf er spouts . them author It 1 ti v e I y.
!ee! no quick solution! to black-white Unfortunately, he ls NOT ramiliar with
differences. nautical law and is, In fact, the most
"We just have to keep workin1 at It," he said wearily. dreaded menace of the high seas, the
Once actlabned the world's greatest weekend yachtsman.
athlete, Johnson stays fit by running Tak! an actident prone young Coast
wind sprint.& ,MVeral times a week and Guard En.$.gn, a beautiful YOWll girl,
playilg \ennil three or four Umes weekly. a trio of amateur thieves with a million
marionettes will appear in an all-new Sponsored by Far Wt?!tern Rodeos, "I have 'no specific goah,0 he said. dollars worth of stolen jewels and a
·producUorrevery 0 afternoQo and evening. Inc., the IRA oompetitioo annually draws "I just want to be a working actor. mysteriom Japanese pearl diver on their
Popular stilt man Harold De GarTo top cowboys Crom throughout the country A television series would be welcome hods -mix well with the hysterical
will allo be. 'back t6is -to. tell-tall f bi sh . and thrilling . becaute, like athleticl, it condiUons you anUcs of our !Ailor, stir gently against . ,-or I ca pm.es action. evory day. I take octlng leuam, but the background of Newport Harbor, the
tale! . to· the y~lt«s who hive-to Rodeo performances are sdleduled !rem nperience la: more important. busiest small boat harbor in the wcrld,
Jook·waf;waf .up to talk with him. 2-4 p.m. and 7.9 p.m. both days. add the wackiest chase 11equence in
~·. "Kids· Da).,'1 will fe'lture HORSE SHOW movie history, bake slowly in the
............,. J>y lbe ·"New-ee-allOo Channel 28 Sets Callfonia .... and serve up the most On Saturday and Sunday, between 400 · 5qrtrs:' fnm "U:rwell m .. School, in , hilarious comedy of the year, "The Boat.
6" and 500 cl. the nation's top AnnnJoosa ·1. 1• La ·Habra iand cmUnuoue ----. on , · l'lf"" rur.s. ""' ... o:a wo horses will aiso be on display, in n11rade G h • 'P ' · I the Mall begtnning It-noon, whlle the ~ erS Wlll OPS Robert Mone, who stars in the ro •
Arena '!Till offer Daisy Clipper Pony and performing oontinuously in the Amla of. an accident-prone Coast Guard Ensign,
Show, with ·JOUnlslen performing their No. Z show ring. An added· Saturday w· • h spent most of his four years M the
eq.-ian feata from 10 a.m. uriil , feature will be continuous performances It Peter Nero u.s. Navy aboard a clestrtlyer. Upon
p.m. From · 8 to 10 p.m. the "Ezra by rock groups in the Mall. releue from the service he studied with
The toast of . Bra.dway for alrmst
twG solid years in "tfow to Succeed,19
Mone went to Hollywood iii 1963 to
JeRd his irumJtable Uisouciance and skill•
to "Honeymoon Hotel," "Quick, Before
It Melts," "'nle Loved One" and "Oh,
Dad, Poor Dad, Momma '! Hung You.
in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad,"
starring Rosalind Russell. Tbe.11 he
repeated his Bfbadway success in lhe
scnea version of "How to Succeed."
He fol.lowed "How to Succeed" with
l 'A-Gutde-for the--Married Man1"-also
stan"ing Walter Matthau. Direcled by
Gene Kelly, this comedy about marriage
was a perfect showcase for Morse's
skills, and in it he etched a memorablt
and hilarious portrait. . ' HIS most recent molio11 picture ap.
pearance was in MGM 's hit comedy.
"Where Were Yoo When the Lights Went
Out?" set agab1st the coofuskln or New
York's famous blackout or 1965 and co-
starring Doris Day. Morse · wore a
muatache and won t'rltlcal accolades for
his deft .comedic performance as art
embealer whose attempts to leave the
city with his loot are frustrated by
the blackout.
More recenUy, Morse starred In the
ABC.TV musical comedy series, "Thal'•
Life."
In the spring of 1961 , Morse married
stage and screen dancer C a r o I •
D'Andrea. They have three daughters:
Andrea , a; Robin, a and Hillary 3.
Co-slarring Nonna11 Fell, t.1ickey
Shaughnesay and Wally Cox, "The Boat-
aiks" was produced by Ron Miller and
· directed in Techokolor by Norman
Tokar. Buena Vista releases.
WEEKENDER
INSmE FEA.TURES
Brooks'! Rock Blues Will petfonn. :Special highlights on Sunday. July 19, Pianist Peter Nero joins Arthur ried.Jer the American Theater Whli la New
MOTOllOY. CLE RACES W'l.U include the l.201Kece Royal Cavalier ud the Bostoo Pops in an all-Oerabwin York. His first small role was in a Friday, July 10, trJI·
Youtfi Band, the ~icial band of General "E 11·1m, "T"~ ~ud and the ~ane," ii:-...1.l.. program oa vening at P""*" airin& •~ nu '~ QDe ""'"""'y beldliner, among the many Telephone Compall.y and holders of the ...,... followed by some radio work. Morse Orange Coast College aud!Lorium
raew additions to the acti<Jn1»cked Fair, 1'89-70 Calvaf)' Stampede Olampk>ns ti-this Sunday at 10 p.m, on KCET, Channel , next went into the stage production of is being transformed Into a dun-
is cbampioMhip motorcyc:}e ' racing on tle of Canjada, u'Ibe Gray line Conctrt 21. the "Matchmaker" with excellent notices geon complete with cobwebs,. drip.
Friday evening, July 11 •. ;rop cyelilts Band" at Z p.m,, a S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. ~I, 1:i =am · honoring: and followed this wlth the film veraioa ping water and a feeling of dank·
will race daOnl lW\l hcul of tcugb BM'tM!nihop Qulrtets and Choruses be•1• 6-.....1 compoaer, Nero olthe""•y. neuforil!summerproduct.ionof ~ . With opedalty riden ap-Coactft from 3 to I p.m., ind the will •--.t In Genltwill'1 '"' ~ "'Man ol La Mancha." See· ltOI')' ~ cU1n(.tamurtrions. uvetvet Knights" Chmnpiqmblp Dnnn "'Rhlpeody in Blut/' a1X1 later jotna He 1te1t appeared in Broauw~'s "Say, on p~ge D. I
aod Bugle Cor1IS and Color Guard from his tdo ud Ille .Pope to · piay "I Got Darline," and although his Jllfi was ~BO , Santa Ana at I andi? p.m. Rhythm." other Gershwin te1ect1on1 by mlnor, he ~amed enthuaiasUc c:ommenl. =~ _. eam...i.. Pap II
For lhOR Fair visltOn who like roogtt.. • the Pops Orcbesira Include "Strike Up 1n 199, be playod • leading role In .-S Pap IZ
. and-tough, knock-an-down action, there LOTS FOR YOUR MONEY the Band,'' and "Poqy and Beu" a the stase musk:al, "Take Mei Aloag,'' Baclwadl t.m Pap U
ia the IR~~ Rodeo, ~1-AttendanCe at all Fair shows and es-symphonic plc:ture.for prcbestr1, ' based on Eugene O'Neill'• ''Ah, t. die Galleriei Pare 22
ed for two-llhow!-'-a-day-on---s.ttirda}' -bibits, th-~-rcamtva1--'I'ht-ma".':)'-ftctted--Nerris-an-aeo-Wlldel'Mu.!!.-So~il.w_as_tbat when "How,,,._.._~ 11tut:_, Pare 22
and SUndly, Jilly II and II, AU lbojra riiles, the rodeo,. and the moWrcycle complisbed planlat In the llddt of juz, to Succted In Business Without Really Lap b Gn~ Elllbi ~ :-
will . feature ttven "'jor event., In-r8Cel, is free after paymeril oC a l1D1ie classical and pop, ia addition to com· Trying" waa being prepared for Its 191& CW.: , nee t p •I•
eluding blnblck ridlria, saddle bronc gate adrnis:sion. Prices for gate ad-poslna "Blues Fantuy," a .. conotrto be debut, Robert Mone WU the star Ou 'N'n ~-ter p "'U.:
riding, Brahm&,bo)I ridlng, calf roping, mission ere adults (16 and over), $1.: has performed with abnolt every major everyone had tn mind. The play w11 ~ F
1 •ps
steer wmtl\ng, '!Mm...,.,,, ll1d • glrlll' juniors (JO.II), llO-<ents; children (~10). 1)'11\phony In the coumry, and •ctllll 1n 1 1111ash hi~ winaln( the Pulltier Prue, r.1e,..'i.. ~ ~: b¥ftl race. In lddliloo, t.rlck riders, 30-cents. Children under 5 and the movie 11Sunday in Nn Y<rk." and Morse himself won trematdous Gehle .. Movks 'Pip a
tk>wns, andl.~al~ acts will ldd fun servicemen,in ur9!orm are admitted free. ''Evening at Popt," produced by pmonal acelalm 11 one of Broadway's Ctmb hp n
and color w tht opoctacular ttv<>doy Hours of Fair and Eipo '70 ·are 10 WGBH, Boston, wtU be repeated Woct-beat young actors, plus a ''Tony" Award
evoal. 1.m. to 10 p.m. q,u,, 11eaday at l :IO p,m. for bla p¢lll'l!Ulnce •
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DAILY PH.OT
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Travel
Tourists
Ignore War
•y STAN DILAPLANE
JERUSALEM -The hot-cold war nor the bot-
dry summer has discouraged tourists to the Holy
Land of Jew, Christian and~04ltm, Hotels are full.
RestaurantS doing wlume bullnn1.
The war (just around the corner) feels . as far
away as Vietnam. The gates to the old city are
open. (We used to come to the gates to peek aro~nd
the sandbagged corner. To hear the Jordanian
soldier behind HIS sandbags put a shell in his rllle
-click, CLACK.) '
VENTURE OUT RESORTS FEATURE RECREATION HALLS
Lawn&, Flowering Ganlons, Undo'lrwnd UtllltlH Add to Buuty
We have a pleasant, hig!H:eiling room overlook· 11!~ the garden in the stately King David -where
Br1tiSh generals looked for bombs under the bed
' before retiring.
So to bed -(the temperature drops off to. 65
degrees at night) -hoping nobody feelJ we are im-
portant enough to bomb, spindle, fold or otherwiJe
rriutilate.
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~ ' ··Resorts for Campers
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* . All quiet on li.. tourist fronl The toarllt office
man aald: "We cannot let you get Into danger .zones. Tour.ii ti 8l"e too important to ua."
, Luxury Joins Economy at 'Venture Out'
Breakfast is different in Israel -a nice change
from· bacon and eggs. Jaffa orange juice. A buffet
assortment of herrings. An excellent white IOft
cheese. Cucumbers, tomatoes, 1reen peppen. EU•
as you like. Coffee or tea. A }Jl'eview ol. what tbe future
could hold fer recreational
~ vehicle owners-may well HiVe
' been given to us in lhe form
of .. Venture Out," Gulf Oil
1 Company's travel t r a 11 e r
resorts porgram. ly JACK KNEASS
The program "----------'
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started in TeM.
a n d Fla. with
plans for others
in Colorado Springs, . Colo.,
Q.idjo Cay. Fla.;
Mesa, Ariz. and
.IACK KMIASS other locals.
The park which recently
opened in Mesa, Ariz. has
, heated swimming pools, bath
., houses, lalmdry facilities. put-·' ~
ting greens, a 26,000 square
foot recreation building, a
snack bar, shuffleboard
courts, and when completed
will have 1,715 sites with
underground Wlities. A com·
plete entertainment program
including bingo, d an c i n g ,
music and cookouts is in effect
also.
Lots rent for $5 a nlght,
$30 a week or $70 a month.
The lob ate also for sale
B • T D with the pre>enl -$4,IOO ri 1g op ue • site. 'Ille owner would
°1i' recover pert of hill cost by
' In A1iaheim rental of his site when he
ls not using it. This would
be done through the park
Ringling Bros. and Barnum operator,
~ Baily Ci"°;15, celebra~ Jt would seem th.is company
rts. lOOth. anmversary, ~11 has a winner but prices are
_ bring eza~ and a~on sure tO go up and in any
t
tn the Anaheim Convention cai;e they would be higher
.. Center, 800 W. Katella Ave., at resorts of..this caliber which ~ Anaheim, on Aug. lJ..19. would be built in Caill. near
I The 51iow will includ< a ~ 1i1e11bpot•~ As plan· J ol fiWAleliihat have thrilled ffeid 81UF .NID:fWouldl«cupy
audiences everywhere plus z a mlninygri :of.. '15;.acres and
\
l inten\atlonat •superslano who cool it lo!ast $1 million lo
1 are makinC their American de•elop.
debuL C.rtainJy then could be DO ~ Great aeriaJ performers, more ecommical way to spend
.. wikl animals, including dan· a \Vinter in Fla. or Ariz. The
.. cing bears, performing dogs, traveler could tnjoy 1 stop
·~· horsebaek daredevils and
of a day, week or month 1t
a quarter of the price of the
)east expeosive room in scme
ol Ille top resort hot.ls. It
enables a family to vacation
together, perks the RecVee
in complete luxury, and offers
facilities ccmparable to tho6e
of an exclusive country club.
The other side of the coin
ls that while old timers will
think the idea of .. Venture
Out" is wonderful (and that
Gulf, whatever il! motova.Uons
has done something in the
interest of Rec Vee owners).
the idea ol "camping and
g e t t in g a littJe solitude
on time off will have a strong
appeal for them. Not every
trailerlst wants that much
civiliiation -but for-those
who do il offers luxury cam-
ping.
* Dear J1ck: l'd like to buy a
trailer for retirement living.
but I would like to know how
long a good trailer wiU last.
LB.C.
'Ibey seem to last forever. If
you go up on the Colorado
River you can find many that
are old enough to vote. * -Dear Jack: What does it cOst
to live ~nd travel in a tEaUert , .
A.M.
Depends on how you travel
and where you ~· If you
stop in national r o r e s l s ,
monu.meritSetC., 100100ve in-
frequently, C06ts are very Jow.
Luxury hoteli come about 'IS double. Relt.au-
rants are reasonable. Ten ~ent Hrvice chars•
goes ·on the bill. But the waiter letJ you !mow that
a -litUe more is welcome. ,.
* Tel Aviv is • modem busUing city. The air ap-
proach is over a sapphire sea to a great patch of
green. The yellow-brown desert has been reclaim-
ed. Orange trees crowd right up to the edgq of
Loci Airport.
At night the old port town of Jaffa ii the place
to go for dinner. It's all narrow alleys and Arabian
Nights walls. Good for seafood. Israeli sweet wines
are excelJent. Dry wines? Passable. (But it's the
only game in town.)
* ''W• •re thinklnt of pedall,. ecrosa the c:oun.
try -Georgi• to Callfornl• -In AUIUlt• We •r•
conc•rned with wh•t you uhl •bovt cl•nter Jn tt.
... rt.''
I said it's dangerous to go polcing onto back
roads oU lhe highway. The desert gets to 100 de-
grees at midday. I'd do the hilting from dawn to
noon. Then get oll the road and into the shade.
* ' ''Whit country do you like best in Europe?''
The country you'll like beot will be wbere you
bad the most fun -which means where you met
the right people. Or were traveling with the right
person. The best country is no good if you're alone,
believe me. . * "l 'cl ~,19. rent an inexpon1ivo cMt ... on tho
&..ch In Hew.ti for thrM weeks.''
Sq woulll ;.milllqn other people. Short rental
cottaaes on bUches are just not cheap. The Ho~
lulu Advertiser 'has a classified ad aecUon uvaca-
tion Rentala.'• But you do better to write Hawaii
Visitors Bureflo. Honolulu for their free 11Hawail
Hotel Gulde," -Out of that you can get an apartment
hote1. Take a look at Maui. I saw aeveral of these
hotels a few miles beyond Kaanapall beach.
* many other acts will be seen
for the first time by American
elWeoCes ..
The Emanuel Zacchini
Family, fa.moos as the
''htm11n cannonbells," will
again hill audiences with a
~-ol lhe X·IS can-
non, which will propeJ two
human missiles aero&! the
Jength of the arena.
Midnight Set Added ''. -• • smell, unspoiled beach viii• in MtxJ..
co? Little or no e,.llsh spoken!'
Zihuatanejo - a couple of hundred miles north
of Acapulco -is the coming Puerto Vallarta,
Acapulco. Plane from Mexico Cltr.. Bus or drive
jt from Acapulco. But summer? It 1 bot as a Sher-
iff's pistol.
• To Bacharach Concert
Great numbers ol. cJo!Nns
\\"ill be on hand . g~ through
new routines as weU as okl
ones that have delighted au-
diences for a century.
Amoog highlights will be
five all-new pageants which
vividly tell the stcry ol. the
show's 100 years.
A special Saturday 11:45 p.vi.
performance has been added
·to Burt Bacharacli's ' Los
Angeles debut concert engage-
ment at the Greek Tbetltrt.
The regular Saturday night.
performance will start al 8:30
sharp. There will be no park-
ing for the midnight perfOr-
mance until ti p.m.
Burt Bacbarach in Concert
closes Sunday. The award-win--
lo the Galleries
ning 1 composer~nductor or-
fei's selections from his vast
portfolio of hit songs.
On the program w I t h him
are Ric:h and Ka r e n
Carpenter, v."ho head the
youthful group known as the
Carpenters. 'lbi.s is their debut
at the Greek Theatre.
Tickets are available at the
boxoffice and tn05t ticket.
agencies.
* "Wt will have $350 a month -hopofvlly moro
-for retirement i1ncl trevel ••• ''
Find a cheap country -Greece or Ireland,
Portugal Mexico. And for a couple of months SIT
STILL! bON'T MOVE! It's clattering around the
country that costs money. Hotels. Restaurants. In
and out of airports. Constant Upping.
* Very good ~for travel in Britain is a magazine-
size "Vacations ln Britain 1970.'' Free from Brit ..
ish Travel, 680 Fifth Avenue, New York City. Get it.
Drawings, Sculptitre at CdM Library Live
Theater CORONA DEL AtAR LIBRARY -420 h1arigold Ave., Corona
de l 1'1ar. On exhibit through July during regular library
hours, drawings by Malcolm Cameron and the sculpture of
Joan Irving.
LAGUNA ART GALLERY -307 Cliff Drive, Laguna Beacli.
All Calir. Exhibit. sponsored by Festival of Arts to nm
July 18-Aug. 30, noon lo 6 p.m. dally. A special two.day
exhibit o( original graphics presented by Ferdinand Roten
Galleries of Baltimore ~·ill be held July 18 from noon to ~
... p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m.: July 19 from IO a.m. to 5 p.m. In·
'•eluded art works of Plcasso, Chagall, Miro, Goya, Renoir
t and others. •
CHAWS GALLERY -6390 S. Coast Hlgh•ay, Laguna
Beach. Hours: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. dail y. 1\vo one-min
st>ows will be on exhibit through July 26j Jo Anne Mix,
oll pelntiqs, and Frank Hamiltoo's recent watercolor pain·
tings.
MAJUNER'S LIBRARY -2005 Dover DrlVe. Ne~'\ Beach.
Durhtc regular library houn, tht Jr. Eben Artist or tht
Month exhibit featuring oil aM. acrylic paintin&I ud sUtcbery .
by Phyllis Biel, through J uly.
BOWERS MUSEmf-2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana. Hours.:
lf a.m. -4:30 p.m. Tues. -Sat.; I to 5 p.n\. Sun.:
':'Wed. and Thur!. eve lo 9 p.m. ' c> charge. 0.. exhibit
lhrouih July 12, modem Japanese prints: through Ju1y
--211. pbojo<.by Bob RouUl, l"" decoupqe Vlctorlon style.
NEWPORT HARllOR AllT MUSEUM -400 Main SI ..
Balboa. Hou rs: Wed. -Su11. l to 5 p.m. Monday 6
. -t p.m. ~(.rt:nUy oa ubibit through J uly. works by
41 American sculptors from the \Vhltney t.1useum or
American Art.
COSTA ~IESA l.IB RABY -566 Center St., Colla r<i1eu.
On t:1.hibit during regular library hours throu&b July 16.
Oil pal•UJ!is by Clll' Cl!npbell.
ft.1ESA ART LEAGl:JE -513 Cente_!' St., Costa Mesa.
Hours: Sat. and sun. 1 to 5 p.m. conUnuous exhibit of
art work in various mecfta' by Art League members. No
admission ch3rge.
UNITED CALIF. BANK -3(129 ijarbor Blvd .• Costa Mes.a.
O• exhibi4 during rquJar business 'hours, th:ougl1 July
15. Oil paintings by Loube Young.
CALll'', FEDERAL SAVJliGs GAU.ERV -2700 Ha-
Blvd., Costa .P.1esa. On eXhiblt during regular busilless
hours, t1irough July 15. Oil paiatings by Pat Ingram .
SECURITY·PACJFJC BANIC -196 E. 17th St., Costa Mt31.
On exhibit during regular 1 business hours through July
15. water color arid acrylic work of Ferne \Villiams.
"IESA VERDE LIBRARY ~ 2969 ,,1esa Verde Orivt. East.
Costa Mesa. On exhibit during regular library hours throo1h
July 15, arts and crafts by Ootm1 Friebtrtshauser.
AVCO SAVINGS AND ·LOAN -3310 Bristol, Cos la Mesit.
On exhibit during regular business hours through July
15. oil paintings by Shirley Howard.
CROCKER cmzENS BM'K -ml Harbor Blvd.. Costa
1'.fesa. On t:xhlbit during regulir busl11ess hours through
July 15, oil and acrylic paintings by Gordon Andrew.
118 PUBUC LIBRARY -525 Main St .. llunUng\Oel Btach,
Hoon: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon.·Fri .: 9 1.m .~ p.m. Sat .
Ort ub,ibit through Jub.. 400.....J!.otks_.by Ctllf. artists in
many media , sponsored by the C.llf. Arts Commission.
CAMERA WORK GALLERY -2400 W. Co•st Highway, Ne1t·
port Be11ch. flours: Thurs. Fri .. 5 • 9 p.m.: Sal. and Sur\o
noon to I p.m. This Callery is limited lo photography. Cur-
rently on e:<hlbt l.hrough July, work of W. Eugene Smith.
NEWPORT NATIONAL BANK -109<! Bayside' Drive, New-
port lJeach. On exhibit during regular bu1lnus hours lhrou&b
Au1.1 woven well hangings by Micki Lippe.
\_
''One Act Pl8,111
~·o one act plays by
Slawomir t.1rozek. ' ' Tb e
Police" and "Out at Sea" are
on stase at the NUty Theater,
3117 Main St., Hu.nun,stoo
Beach. Fri. and Sat. thrwlh
July 18 1t 8:30 p.m. Reaerv•
lions -"6-1158.
"TH Fututkb"
t.1usical fantasy on 1t11e at
San Clemente 'Ibelter, 202
Avenida Cabrlllo , San
Clemente, Wed •• SaL at ~:30
p.m. lhroulh Aug. 6. Reserv•
tlons -412-0t6$.
.. OUv•"
l\lusical versloc of "Oliver
1\\'l&l" oi.1 stap at the
f\-loulton PlayhoUJe, I 0 t
Laguna Canyon Rotd, Llfuna
Stach, 'l\let;-• Sun. 1t 1:30
p.m .. t.hrou&h Aus. ao. Rettr-
vations -494-07•S.
''Spoon Rivet'-Antllolol)'"
On stage al South Coast
Repenory, 1827 Ne" port
Blvd., Costa Mesa, Fri.-SUn.
al l o30 p.m., tlnoulh July')I.
RetttYatlonJ~UU.
' .
Tlae Lost Princess
A dragon Is about to be slain in '1The Lost Princess.'' one of two One act plays
being staged in the Fountain Valley Community Center, 10200 Slater, ~t 7:30
p.m. July 1&-17 and 23-24 and at 2:30 p.m. July 18 and 25. Dragon slayer u <?reg
li11111en, the dragon, David Peele. Looking oo ·from left ""' Jeff Miller, Linda
Heller ...i Michelle Regozzino. Tickets, 50 cents. Reservations: 842-5266.
Dungeon at OCC
'La Mancha' Puts Audience in Mood
Harbor area thMtergoers Ahmarain version .
will be letieDced to two hours "We are tmng slotted angle
in ,the dungeM ..,.1 month steel lo build the set," Purki&
complete with cobwebs and said. "It is much stronger
drtppine wat.tr. than wood, wbkD allows us
Orlll(e Cout Collea< dirt<-more flexibility and height,
aor Bill Purms says their and we put the whole thing
production ci '"The Man of up in three days. It is also
La Mancha" will transform cheap, which allows, us to do
the wditorium on campus into more elaborate coMuming."
">OOlOlhlnc quite ~." Tho6e familiar wi1h Ille OCC
"We are aou>g-to maU that 1uditorium will indeed be p-loot, smell aod feel like •. surpri>ed when they walk in.
a dungeon," Purkiss s a id. The orchestra pit has bee'll
"'Jbere will be cd>webs on covered, and the entire stage
the walls, drippinc water down w111 be only !Ueet deep. This
the walls of the durceon, and will put the action much more a feelln( m d9nknese:." into the audience. The two
Purkiss said he feels the side stages wtll house the
OCC production will be orchestra, but the musicians
scenically stronger, in terms will be hidden. The result will
of the college's version of "La be a stereo effect wilh the
Mmicha,'' tblD the recent sound bouncing off l h e
dungeon wall and lnto the au·
dience .
The dungeon wall will soar
up out of sight. About seven
feet from the floor, the wall
will have prison cells (with
actors in them), as well as
floor level cells.
The curtains will be open
when the audience enters, to
enhance the dungeon effect.
The front of the · auditorium
also will be covered with sheet
rock. to make it look like
a crumbling old building, and
costumed actors from the
show will hand out programs.
The production will run just
under two hdllrs, with no in-
termission. Stage manager Ed
Little, \\ilo starred most
recently at OCC in "Exit the
King," said that "La Mancha"
is a most untypical musical
Graphics Collection dr.~;:; example ... h• said.
"every member of the chorus
is a character in tile play.
For Sale ID• ~a The chorus just doesn't walk
, out arxl sing a coyple of
numbers and le1'{e. They are
An elblbltion ot original .... Estab~ le !932, Roten a part or it. It will be a
,,.p111ca •"7 C:lialc aod con-Glllerlt!O baa one o[ the CO\"piele, totaHf1ow."'
•-..... ~ Ill be ''Although there i! comedy, ..,.. .. porary an.u.e w largest collections ol graphic · there is no comic relief a! ~ by Ferdinand Roten art in the country. The firm such ," Purkiss said. "\Ve are Gallerlea of Baltimore, Maryland at _LalUJll Bea_ch operates its main gallery at constantly trying to focus
Art Gallery, 307 Cliff i;>rive, 123 West Mulberry Street in on the idea of the show. "We
• .......... Be a ch, Exhibition Baltimore with other Roten are constantly pursuing Don ~-will be from noon to Galleries in Cambridge. Quixote's quest."
5 --' 7 •-10 Muuchusetts, and at Bren· Playing Ce rvantes-Quixote p.m . ..-... w p.m. on July 11, and from 10 a.m. tano's in Washington. D.C., \Vil! be Robert Engman of
to 5 p.m. m July 19. Manhasset, N.Y., White Newport Beach. The pa.rt of
Prices range from $5.00 to Plains, N.Y., and San Fran-Aldonza will be played by
cisco, CalUornia . Ferdinand Donna Fuller of Cost.a Mesa.
$lOOO.OO with the majority Roten Galleries specializes in Sancho will be played by
priced uoder $100.00. The ei:-arr•n<Firig exh.ibltioru1 and Steve Warner of Laguna. bfb1tion includes over 1000 __.... original etching.s lithographs sales of· original graphic art The show will nm July-29--317
and woodC\U by, such artists at colleges, universities and Aug. 1 al 8:15 p.m. The CQJlege
Pie Ch all M. museums throughout the coun· is accepting mail orders now as asao, Ill • lrO, t Ii 50 ti k
Goy1 , Renoir, Ro u au It '1-try-::;.~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiii.iiijperiiiiiiiiciiiet. KollwiU and many others.1 Allo on display will be a col·
lectkln of outstanding Western
and Oriental manuscript pages
from the works of the 13th
to the 20th centuries.
A representative of the
Roten Gallerie!, Mr. R. Hen-
ning, will be present at the
exhibition to answer any ques-
tions the public msy have
repnling graphic art and
pdnlmakinc.
lllDAL ll.ISTlY
ACCUSOlllS
Summer Is The Time to Enjoy Produce
And h•re et "N•wport Produc•" "w• hav• •v•rythin9." Gold•n Jubilee Swe•t
Corn "thi1t melt1 in your mouth,'' melons , "6 varieties," all in 1ea1on now! Per-
sial'ls, Honey D•w•, Cesebas, Canteloupe, Watermelon, }'OU name it, we have
itl Plums-"5 verieties" Eldoredos, Santa Rosa, Setsume, Qu•en Annes, Duartes,
10000 delicious now! Peaches-7 vari •tie1, Coronets, Aurore, R•d H•ven, Bab·
cocks, Hel•s, Petersons, Red Bird, en delicious, all fr••1fon•1. Berries-5 veri•·
t ies, Lo9anberrie1, Re1pberrie1, Strawb•rri•s, Oll ie Berri•1, Boysen Berries, B1ue·
berrie1. Why not toss e delici ous fru it ••lad with all these fruits , .'1;-d top them
withe 1pri9 of frese mint lfre•I. The f•mily will love it •nd 10 economical now
i1nd ••p•cially et N1wport Produce. Th•n if you can afford the celoties, top the
whole deel off with whipped cr•aml
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ARLEY STEl'ENS
ORANG E COUN TY'S NIGHT CLUB AND ENTERTAINMENT SCENE
San1's Seafood Restaurant
Waving boo voyage to fortunate friends em-
barking for the islands leaves one with a definite
yen for thatClied roofs, green jungles and wonderous
concoctions of rich nuns andjruit juices. To pamper
our "left out" feelings with an Island atmosphere
we made our way to Sam's Seafood restaurant
In Seal Beach.
Sams has a picturesque tropical Island at-
mosphere wJth enormous tikis, lush greenery and
cozy in timate booths. In the main dining room
(one of five), one wall is lava rock with huge
shells forming catch basins for a cascading water-
fall.
COZY LOUNGE
Since the hour was early we visited the
cozy cocktail lounge and met bartender Nick
Moran.It was happy hour, 4 to 6 p.m. and bot
hors d'ouvres were being served. When we ordered
scoprions Nick laughed and then went on to tell
us a lady just had requested that her second
scorpion be served without the stinger in its tail.
• ~
When our long straws sounded the last of
our drinks we adjourned to a thatch covered. booth
for dinner. The dinner allows a choice of Manhattan
clam chowder or soup. du jour, (French Onion
this night), crisp green salad and French fried
or baked potato or an excellent rice Hawaiian
with chicken stock, diced onions and mushrooms.
OUR CHOICES
We ·chose abalone steak Monterey and rice
Hawaiian $4..95-a dish which requires a competent
chef. Sam's star pan handler.is Jesse Place, who
/ully deserved the kudos we gave our dinners.
Our second choice was the deep sea net,
a combination of lobster, shrimp, scallops, abalone,
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Proudly Presents
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WED. & SUN. AFTERNOONS
THURS., FRI., SAT. NITES
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ALL FACILITIES OPEN TO PUBLIC
1701 Golf Course Dr., Costa Mesa 540-7200
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NOW APPEARING
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With Voc1l1 By
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fr0g legs and oysters, served with a baked potato
and quite a catch for $5.95.
MENU PRICES
Sam's menu prices range from $2.95 for tbe
early bird (before 6 p.m .) of swordfish stealt or
fried jumbo shrimp to the regal New York steak
and A1askan king crab combinations for $6.50.
Although they specialize in sea foods an excellent
beef selection is available including one they call
the "finest thickest small steak in the world,"
$4.25.
On our return to Sam's we intend to try
the sea steak platter, a combination of broiled
swordfish, salmon, halibut and bass, $4.50.
MANAGER LEO-OSBORNE
As we were leaving we greeted manager
Leo Osborne and complimented him on the fine
food and excellent service we bad received. Leo
has had many years experience in hotel and
restaurant management in London, Paris, Vienna,
Germany, Canada and San Francisco. • ENTERTAINMENT
Hank Suranie entertains nightly at the piano
bar, playing new and long forgotten favorites. Hank,
a former Marine returned from Vietnam in January
of 1969 and began his career as an entertainer
shortly thereafter. This also may be the reason
he always cautions the waitresses not to serve
him rice with his dinner.
Sam's Seafood, located at 16278 Coast
Highway, Seal Beach, is open for lunch from 11: 30
a.m., 7 days a week.
Whistling Oyster
Heed the high-pitched notes. The Whistling
Oyster has been unveiled in Huntington Beach
We h•.,., •
llfen11 t•mfly
dealgned.
Welcome to the Wonderful World el
OMELETS
PRESENTED AT THE
EGG AND AL-E
CHOICE OF 30 OMELm
Delly ,..,,_ Lnc• ... Diner
Senff whtl llfll .. fNJ 9t HM .... .,.
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3101 NEWPORT BLVD., NEWPORT BEACH
.... ,,_ pMll"t l•t 9'de .t tM SI .. 94 THI IH AND ALI.
adJKent to flylnt lutler. 17J.Of77
LOBSTER LOVERS
Everyone is t •lkin9 •bout our 9i•nt
Australien lobster Te il 116.20 oz.I
JOIN THE
I ARSTOOL SURFERS
.it' OUR
Cockteil Hour
Every Fridey 5 to 7
R•d11c•d Ra+•• 011 Ori"kt
E11t1rt1i111T1•11f St•rh 1·1 I
W AMHICAN CUISINI
TROPICAL COCKTAILS
Ftidty ind Saturdty Evenings
POLYNESIAN SHOWS
l tl\ ADAMS A.YI. (et M ....... t
HU TIN6TON l lACH '?(. .5050
and clarion approval will be echoed by prat.Ume
diners hitting Ibis sterling new establishment.
Occupying the premises of the former
Treasure Chest, the Oyster marks a second local
restaurant venture by jolly John Ryder and
associates from Newport Beach's White Horse Inn.
Sufficient recommendation in itseU for paying the
earliest possible visit.
RELAXED SPOT
A strikingly attractive place in its original
cast, the remodeling and alterations undertaken
by the new proprietors have given it an even
more pleasing appearance. One that sets a mood
to unwind and enjoy.
The handsome decor. patterned after the
finest features of an old English or Irish pub,
immediately strikes a note of comfort. New parti·
tionS and paneling have been incorporated. into
the earlier woodwork, further accenting the dark,
massive wooden beams on the ceiling.
Large and spacious, the Oyster nonetheless
conveys a sense of intimacy and privacy by its
division into a number of distinct areas. Furnishings
and accessories contribute significantly to the al·
mosphere, especially the lealber banquettes and
bright red tablecioths.
~·
ON THE HALF-SHELL
By 'vay of acknowledging the restaurant's
unusual and amusing moniker, we kicked off our
first dinner with an appropriate appetizer. Orders
of oysters on the balf·shell -half a dozen served
on a bed o{ ice with a seafood sauce, $1 .50.
The evening menu offers a choice of 17 entrees
in the general categories of seafood, broiler and
house specialties. .
All dinners are accompanied. by vegetables
in season, warm cottage bread, and choice of
Real
Cantonese food
eat here or
tek• home.
STAG
CHlllSE WINO
111 21st pl .. Newport Bo1ch ORiolo 3-9560
o,.._ y.., lrMIMI NJ 1Z·l l -Fri. ..t Set. 'ti I ....
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rlaoo lar 11111....i.,..., Friday Olld Saturday
HAPPY HOUR MDn. thru Fri. I to 6
LADIES NIGHT Fri. efMI lat4 10 ,.,... .. 2 a.m.
Temple Gartlett•
Chlne1e Re1t•urant 1• Memt (At HerMrl Clilhl M... _.
J40.1tl7 540-1f2J • -
OPIN1 11 :11e.&te11 p.-.. Sudey""
11 :JI • .-... 2 e.-.. frw., ..t Sefa ..,
DELANEY'S
SEA SHANTY
Featurt"'I Orange C°"•ty'1 FIHll
OYSTER BAR
Eestern Bluepoint Oysters on Half Shell $1.50
Eestern Cherrystone Clems $1 .50
l arg e Shrimp Coc~tail $1 .35
Meay etlMt' W__,., S.lectfffa
0,.. t9 2 P.M.
Entertt inment Nightly By kA"Y
At the Pi1"0 9,,
HO UDO PAlK DRIVI
NEWPORT IEACH 675-0100
rou y resenh -4
THE FABULOUS
HEAVY RAIN
FRI & SAT Nms, JULY 10 • 11
FRI. NITl-4 to t ONLY
Rll-EYI STEAK DINNll $1 .SO
1700 Plocenllo Avonuo (11 17th St.)
Costa Mesa Phono: 642·7160
THE
WHISTLING OYSTER
NOW OPEN
FOR
SUNDAY
CHAMPAGNE
BRUNCH
10 tD )
AND
DINNER
4 to 10
41 lrl . ~·
l ·~. 16903 ALGONQU IN STREET .
10'" fi1.c1,1c CD~ "IGKWl.'f .. •••111111; AVI,)
HUNTINGTON'llAHOUR
1oup or salad_. The latter further offers a choice
of thr~ d~ssmgs -~t-On cheese with port wine,
the Whi.slling Oyster oil and vinegar, or Caesar.
SEAFOOD .
Seafood entrees range from file! of English
sole V1ctona ( sauteed in fresh butter and gamiabed
wi.th parsley potatoes and lemon), $3.85, to·loboter
tails seaman style (in the sheli, seuooed and
broiled, served with drawn butter and rice), fll.75.
BROILER CHOICES
Representative broiler st:lections are T·bone
steak stockyard style (broiled In order and served
with grilled tomato an d potatoes du jour), $5.25 ;
filet mignon (broiled to order, served with
mushroom caps and French fried onion and garnilh--
ed with broiled tomato). $6.25.
HOUSE SPECIALITIES
It was to the house specialties -offe red
under the beading "with love from the chef.. -
that we turned for our first samplings of the
Oyster's bill of fare.
After dinner we paid a brief visit to the
kitchen to extend our compliments to Hans Marolf,
the master chef responsible for the extraordinarily
good food. Swiss born and trained in the tradition ol
classic European cookery. Hans was the llOUI chef
at the Newport Inn before his association with
the new Huntington Beach enterprise.
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The first o! Hans' two special wonders we
savored was veal gentilhomme, $4.95. A tni.ly
festive .dish, the veal was lightly sautt?ed in butter
and baked with avocado and tomato, and topped
off with a delicious sauce mousseline.
Additional accompaniments •were f re s h
asaparagus with hollandaise sauce and an excellent
rice pilaf with a touch that always distinguishes
in our book-red pimento.
The second entree was rack of lamb bouquetier.
$5.25. Equally appealing to eye and taste, it was
framed with vegetables -baby carrots, small
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ITAUAN
DINNERS
ENTERTAINMINT
DALL of DIGHTON
NEWPOJT IEAot, CAllfORNIA
Richard Vale
Plus 3
IN THE LIDO LOUNGE
Enjoy the swinging rhythms of this
popular record ing group.
IN
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Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
BOB MOLINE
CAPITOL RECORDI NG ARTIST
VOCAL WITH GUITAR
FOR RESERVATIONS TELEPHONE 644-1700
1107 JAMIOREE ROAD NEWPORT I EACH
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FAMILY DINING
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onions, broiled tomato, potatoes {on the order of
Engli sh chips), asparagus Y.'ith hollandaise sauce
-and served wi th fresh mint sauce on the side.
LUNCHEON, TOO
\Ve also had a chance to peruse the Oyster's
luncheon menu during our dinner stay .. From the
1nany tempting items listed thereon, 1t appears
we'll be going back for midday visit in the very
near· future: .
To try such interesting possibilities as the
l-funtington salad, bo'suns delight sand wich, or ship
ahoy egg dish . Not to mention crepes board\valk
or homemade Erlglish sausage tpub style).
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Special note \Vas also taken of t~e Oys ter's
excellent wine list. Small and select, 1t offers a
choice of vintages to please the most discriminat·
• ing connoisseur.
• Located at 16903 Algonquin Ave. (at Warner)
in Huntington Harbour's" Boardwalk Center, Hun·
tington Beach, the Whistling· Oyster is open from
11 :30 to 2 .dp.Uy. Lunch is served from.11 :30 to
3 and dinner from 5 to 1 l, Sunday through Thursda y,
a,nd until 12 midnight on Friday and Sat~~day.
The Oyster is .a welcome .a~d1t1op. to ?Ur
e'ver~gro\ving roster of first-c~ass dmmg spots. Give
it a bully big go at the very first opportunity.
Bal-Port Lounge
The Hone)' Bees -known more familiarly
to their legion of Orange Coast fans as Helen
and 'sass - are now holding forth at Newport
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1:30 1.m. to 9:30 p.m., Mond11y thru Saturday -10 1.m. to 6 p.m7, Sund1y
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PIZZA HOM E DELIVERIES
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Beach's Bal·Port Lounge. From tlie look of the
crowds po uring in , it appears their admirers
possess loyalty above all things.
OLD FRIENDS
Whic h is not too surprising when you've been
tur,ned into a staunch partisan of their l)igbly en-
tertaining musical talents. A condition that could
have developed du ring the Bees' previous arr
pearances at.the Sea Shanty, Newporter Inn, Balboa
Bay Club, the former Villa ~1arina or Reubens-
Newport.
The Honey Bees have logged a total of more
than 10 ·years in their engagements at these and
other local spots. Time enough, 'indeed, for many
out 'n abouters to draw strong cohclusions.
These are usually centered in the belief that
l~elen is tops when it comes to bass gui~r itnd
vocals. · And that Bass is hard to beat 1n the
artistry he displays while performing a musical
range from classical to jazz on both piano and
guitar.
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They are currently on stage at the Bal·Port
Lounge every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night
from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
TRY HOUSE SPECIAL
Should you drop into the Bal-Port after 6
p.m. on Saturday, you'll make a great mistake
if you don't take advantage of the ni~ht's house
spe cial -an all.you-can-eat spaghetti feed for
the incredibly low tab of 50 cents per person.
Besides testing the limit on ho\v much ·
delicious spaghetti you can tuck away, you'll be
able to eat your fill of tasty salad and garlic
toast.
MEXICAN FOOD ON SATURDAY
Or make it Friday night for . yet another
dining out bargain. That's when the place fe~tures
a complete Mexican dinner -taco, enchtla.da,
chili relleno and. refried beans -for the thrifty
sum of $1.25. . .
In addition . any nig ht 1s good for trying
the house offerings that extend from full·meal
sandwiches to steak dinners. Foremost amon~ the
latter is the complete New York steak dinner
-$2.95 -which includes salad, baked potato,
vegetable and garlic toast.
RACES ANYONE?
Turf buffs can exercise their racing blo~
\vith an interesting package deal the Bal·Port !s
presenting throughout the summer months. It s
a monthly round·trip bu s outing to Hollywood P ark,
and later to Del Mar when the season moves
dow n San Diego way .
Al\vays staged 011 a Thursday, this excursion
-for the all.inclusive price of $10 per person
-includes clubhouse admission with a reserved
seat. refreshments on the bus both ways, and
a steak dinner upon return to the Bat.Port.
Reservations for any month's racetr~ck
special must be made in advance by contactmg
SERVING DAILY
B1·eakfast * LuncJ1 * Dinner
The
Jolly Roger
FINEST IN FAMILY DINING
ARTICHOKE APPETIZER
COUNTRY FRIED STEAK
BABY BEEF LIVER
BUCCANEER CUT OF PRIME RIB.
FLAVOR.CRISP CHICKEN
GROUND SIRLOIN STEAK
TERIYAKI . STEAK
STEAK AND LOBSTER
JUMBO FRIED SHRIMPS OR SCALLOPS
CATALINA BROADBILL SWORDFISH
CAPTAIN'S CHOICE TOP SIRLOIN
COMBINATION SEAFOOD PLATE
-SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MENU
FOR LlnLE PIRATES UNDER lJ
All dinn ers served with soup or ••lfd, choice Ot
French fr ies, wh ipped potato or baked. Hot hom••
made breads.
BUCC"NEER BUBBLE COCKTAIL HOUR
Double• For The Price Of One
Betwe•n 4 & 7 p.m., Mon. thru Fri.-
POI YOUI llVEHING PLIASUll
JERRY LAUDERDALE
lntert•lnlttt
IN THE LOUNGE
Tuesday through Saturday~:30 p.m.·1 :30 a.m.
2300 HARBOR BLVD.
540-85~5
a staff member:
Open 1or lunch dmner and cocktails seven
days a week, ~e B~l·Port Lounge is located at
4507 IV. Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
Raisin Sauce
Out !n'· abouter's Sauce School ~ founded
for the educational enlightenment of diners who
want to know exactly what tliey're ordering -has
been out of session for awhile.
Time then to sound the bell for another
lesson. And take' up the subject of raisin sauc~. ~ sauce aux raisins secs , as the French would
y. WHEN SERVED
Generally serxed with roast or braised meat,
the ingredients are seeded raisins, finely grated
lemon /.eel, ·brown sugar, co~s!arch, French
mustar , wine vinegar and lemon 1_u1ce.
In the first step of preparation by ~ master
chef, the raisins are soaked for an hour tn warm
water. Once under way, he places the brown sugar,
cornstarch and mustard in a saucepan.
As these ingredi'ents are stirred over I.ow
heat, the vinegar, lemon juice, grated le1:11on rtn_d
and drained raisins are added. The mixture is
brought just to the boiling point then allo\ved to
simmer until the sauce th ickens.
Served hot or cold raisin sauce is an excellent
complement to the me~t and a standard offering
in many fine restaurants.
Out 'n' Abouter solicits comments, criticism
and praise about Orange Coas~ restaurants ~nd
night clubs. If you have somethm2 you would like
to s'ay. write Out 'n' Abouter, Weekender, Box
1875, Newport Beach, California, 92663.
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Re1ervatlons 673-1374
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TOP SIRLOIN SPECIAL •• $1.39
lnclud•1 Baked Potato or French Fri•s
end Speci1I Sizzler T 0•1t .
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Continental Cuisine
Cocktails
Serving
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Monday through Saturday.
Closed Sundays
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CHILDREN'S PARTI ES
MAGIC SHOW -PUPPETS -FAVORS
REASONABLE RATES 644-4290
THE BERLIN ER
German Family R estaurant
Famous For
SAUERBRA TEN w;th POTATO DUM.PLINGS
Open Dally -For -Dinner
From 5 P.M.
JU LY 12th-CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
11 A.M. TO 2 P.M.
ALL YOU CAN EAT-S2.2S
18582 Beach Blvd.
Town & Country Center
HUNTINGTON BEACH
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For The Finest Cold Cuts, Pastri~.
Bcf'rs and lmporti"d \Vincs-Visi1
DER BERLINER DELIKATESSEN
Only Several Doors From RC!ltaurant
In Town & Country C('nf('r
Open 10 to 6 ClnSf'd Sun. & 11.fon. 968-4300
l ike Roast long Island Duck - T ourneCl01
Fil•t Mignon7 -Veal 01car7 -R•inbow
Trout? -Well, who doesn't!!!
These and many other enticing entrees are
served 1even nights a week at Bob Burn1 R•st-
Located in Fashion Island. Bob Burns is
more then just • "St•ak end Lobster" r•st•u~
rant. A selection of tweoty carefully prepared
entree1 -accomp~ni •d by Bob Burns femou'
Cream Caesar Saled -will satisfy the mo1t
discriminating palate. "
Open ~very night, Bob Burns does honoi
telephone reserv1tion1 for people "on the go."
For those of you who ar• out for • leisurely ·
evening, loung• entertainment is provided
nightly.
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'Ha:i,~.el and Gretel' Staged in Huntington
JULY It· %5
CJllLOREN'S THEATER -The Huntington Beach Play-
house is presenting its summer chlldren'1 theater shOw
"Hansel and Gretel." on Fri. at 7:3:> p.m. and Sat. and Sun.
at 2:30 p.m. through July 26. Tickets, $1 may be reSf!nled
by calling $36-8861. '
JULY II· 31
HARBOR TOUR -The Pavilion Queen, NewPort Harbor's
newest fun altrpction, is making sight!eeing trips at I and
3 p.m. daily, departing from lhe Pavilion ror Ole 90-minue
cruise of the bay. The boa t is a replica of an old-time river
boat. lavishly decorated in rich reds and golds. (Available for
charter parties, loo.). Fare for !ight.seeing is fl for aduJts, $1
for children under 12, tots under 5 free with adults. Reserva-
tions -673-5245. ·
JULY 10-SEPT, 1
KNOTT'S BERRY FARM -A Golden Cavalcade of,CountrJ
and Westem -Atusic will be staged ·each weekend at Knott's,
through Labor Day, Sept. 7. Appearing July 10, Leighton'a..
and Country Sounds: July II, Roy-Clark : July 12, "The Reins-
.men, with showtimes -Frl.-Sat. 9:30, 8:30 and 10 :30 p.m.;
Sun.· 5, 6;30 and 9:30 p.m. ''The Sound Gener.aUon," a
. group of 24 young men and v.•omen from John-Brown Univer-
sity, wil l present shows t.1on.-Thun. at 7, S:IO and 10 p.m.
Hours: 9 a.m.-11 p.m. Mon.· Thurs.; 9 a.m.-midnlght, Fri.-S.t.;
CloSelO p.m. Sun. Admission ~I adu lt.I, 25 cents·ror childrefl-11
and under. No additional charge for show1. 8039 Beach Blvd.,
Buena Park.
JULY 1()-AUG. I
DISNEY ON PARADE -Anaheim Convention Center, 800
W. Katella Av:e., Anaheim. Performances Tuesday -Sun..
8 p.m.: matinees at 10 :30 a.m., and 2 p.m. Sat.; 2 and 6 p.m.
Sun.: 2 p.m. Wed. • Frj. Closed Mon.' Tickel1, $2.50 -$S.;
(Children under 12 $1 less.) available at box office or ticket
agencies. 100 Disney charucters appearing for the first time
together in a live two-and-one-half hour show. It blends live
production. sound effect.s, motion pictures, magic, music and
lighting effects in a new form of entertainment . On stage
through Aug. 9.
JULY IG-30
FlUf PROGRAA1S -A children's matinee film will be
shown j n the multi-purpose room nexl to Mariners Llbrary,
2005 Dover Drive, Newport Beach, at 2 p.m. on the last Sat,
MAIL ORDERS P!IOW!
DANCE COMPANY
100 DANCERS a SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
11 PERFORMANCES (4 MATINEES)
EVENANGS AT 1:30 (No Mon. pert.) Aug. 7, 8, 11, 12, 13.14 & 15
MATll'tf.ES AT 2:30 On Saturdays and Sunde}t1, Aug. e, 9.15 & 16
"The t vening merged Into one long round of applause tnd chffrs,
punctibt&d by the dazzling leaps and spins and stunning thestrical effects for whfch the company la so la mo us iround the world."
PRICES: $2.95/4.95/5.95/6.95/7.95 -Newsweek
Please priot )'Ol.lr n11111, addr'" wllh l ip, t9'1phott9 1t11mo.r, 8nd slate
whether you pret1r loc•t1ont In On:tiastra, or, Loge/Balcony M•I (11!
prices, except the Balcony $2.115 pile., repeal In both the Orch•tra lll'ld
the Loge/Balcony level). Mak• check p1yable to The Mi.illc Centtr Box
Ollica. Pleue list DATE': & TIME: ALTERNATE DATE&. TIME; NUMBER OF TICKETS. PRICE •ltd TOTAL. Klndly •nCloMI wtth your ch.ck alld
1all-•ddr1ued, 1t1mped envelope and mall le Music C1oler Box Offlc.,
135 No. Grand Ave., Los At19el11 CA 90012. For inlomrMion: 6~1211,
Oo· not m .. l lo Shrine Auditorium.
Sox OlliCI 1l Music C1n1ttr end 111 agencies opeos on Mond1y, Jilly 20,
to fill remaloJog 1e1tlog 1f111 1ll ma!I ordatt hive been prOCMMd. Order
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of the month. Adult films will be sbown l~ the sarpe plact on
the last Tuesday of lhe month at 8 p.m. 8 mm fllmt-flve to
· a patron for a period of three d_ays-are available to the
public. Inquire at library.
JULY lhJULY I I .
STORY HOURS: The "Pipoose Club" story hour will be held
in thr'ee Newport Beach Llb'raries between now and July 31.
·The .Balboa branclt has scheduled it for 9:30 a.m. on Wed.;
the Ccrona del Mar Library will hold it On Thurs. at 10 a'.rn.
· and Mariners at 9:30 a.m. Fri.
JULY 17·11
WIZZAN STAiJJON SHOW-The Royal Lipi:aan Stallion
Show will come to the Lon g Beach Arena July 17·19 with
performances at 8:30 p.m. 'Fri. and Sat and 2:30 p.m. 'on
Sun. Tickets, $4-$6 available at the box office and most ticket
agencies. The pageant features Stallions from Austria and
Spain with famous European acrobats and performers.
' JULY 11 • AUG. Z9
JAPANESE VILLAGE -Rock groups and light shows will
be the "heavy 'happenings:• at Japanese Village on Sat even·
ings this summer, from 7:30 p.m. to midnight with the "Samu·
rals" and "The Prophets" performing with ·the aid of Fila·
me.nt -a light show. All this in addition to the olhel' attrac--
tions at the village including trained bears, a seal show,
karate exhibitions and tame deer. Food is available. 6122
Knoit Ave., Buena Park. Phone 523-2381.
JULY IZ
JAZZ CONCERT-= Dixieland Jau-rnc ., lslfresenlln-gacon=-
ccri at 1:30 p.m. in the Moose H~, 7409 Lorge Circle, Hunt·
\ngton Beach. Tickets at the door, Sl.50 for members. $4 kir
non-members . Featured bands: Nick Pelico's All Stars; Diet
Carey, trumpet ; Bob Havens, trombone; Ray Shennan, pianci;.
and Rick Fay, clarinet. Vince Saunder's So. Frisco Band, Lu
Waters and Turk Murphy also will be there. Phone 846-2115.
JULY 13-AUG. 31
POPS CONCERT -Henry Brandon will conduct concerts at
9 p.m. every Mon. In Stage Court on the pedestrian mall at
Fashion Island, Newport Beach. A 35-member brass ,band
will perform one week and a concert orchestra on the alter·
nate Mon. No admission charge.
JULY 16 .'15
CHILDREN'S '.fBEATER -The Fountain Valley Commun-
ity Theater is staging two one act plays, "T.he Sto1en .
Prince" and "The Lost Princess" in the Community Cen-
ter, 10200 Slater, Fountain Valley at 1 :30 p.m. July 1~17
Coming!
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To 111clitio11 fo, TV
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tD pus l9Cl'll Information. GD Tiit Hll'dJ ..,. (C) AND ADULTS t.fD..:-9' ~ jC>vJ:1~ J ....._ Anae of tbe Thousand Days
lldn1pplll ': 0:U: Mid~ 19 lo:tll nm:=, ~:C) (~P): Genevieve Bujold and "°" as 1 centina nltlm. j!!I • ~Ct> ..,_. llM F,.. Richard Burton as AMe n.. ....... ···· · · · · · · ·· · ·· · · · · ··('WlitltiiJ" ·51· '.:.;. ·Ri'riiill,. ·· Boleyn ·and King Henry VllJ.
• Tiit ... C... (C) .(30) ll•rtJ Scott. L• Marvin. The Cheyenne Social t1ab
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M1rtln MUI« Md Kint McConl. ................ a Texas cowboy inherits a 1,~IQ~C'=':.·~10:9018~~~~(t) ~~ mH~e;:~~:
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C111 QI 1 • (C) (30) (-i'lS-WtH" Abel. Donna Anderl in a horror .... , ....... Sbtilla: ) Hi&flliahted Is the 11*1•if: lnlill!C.., ... (C) drama.
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CUSTOM
SUBURBAN
<4 dr. w19on. V-1, •u·
tom1tic, r•dio, ho•f•r,
po••r 1f•1rin9, ••col·
lont coftdition. 1<440·
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SATELLITE
SEDAN
v.1, 1utom•tic, rod'io,
hoofer, ,owor 1toor-
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ROAD RUNNER
V-1, '4·'p•.d', r1dio,
ho1lor, pow•r 1!1orin9,
bucket ••1h, con1ole,
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•utom•tic, r•dio, h••I·
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$1495
'69 CHEVROLET
BEL AIR
4 d'oor •1d111, 150 VI,
1ufom•lic, r1dio, b••*·
or, power 1tiorin9,
f1clory •ir. Li•• new,
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$2195
'67 PONTIAC
FIREBIRD
v.1. •ul•m•tic. ,.d:u,
ho•lor, power •i1orin9,
8uck1t so•h. con1olo.
terrific v•luol CU/10
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$1395
'64 DODGE
330·SEDAN
v.1, •ulom1fic, r1dio,
ho1ter. E1rc1ll1nt con·
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VALIANT SEO.
6 cylinder, r1dio •nd
he•lor. Excoll1nt econ-
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$595
'69 FORD
FAIRLANE 500
f••tb1c .. v.1. lulom•·
tic, r•dio, he1!1r, pow-,
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1ir, 1xtr1m1ly nic•I"
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pow1r 1l1erin9, power
br1k•1, h11i•r, while
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'68 DODGE
CHARGE R
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ho•l1r, pow1r 1l11rit1g,
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COUNTRY SEO.
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brake•, air' condition-
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WAGON
v.a, 1utom1fic, r1dio,
h9•11r, power 1i•••in9,
cl11n low mil1191.
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'68 DODGE
DART GTS
2 door ha11hop, v.e.
aulom1ti<;, ,~d;o,
heater. power 1teerinq,
¥inyl lo?. f•lromely
cl1111, low, low mile-
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'69 CHEVROLET
NOVA COUPE
v.1 ... utom11ic, r1dio,
h11l1<, power 1l11fins.
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vinyl roof, very low miles ZCA-996.
COBRA SPORT ROOF
load~d· incl. fac tory air, Balance of N.C.
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.. Available . llGW, · · 2401 E. C:OAST HWY., ·CdM -;,.\ -'
..... A LARGE"75' LOT I& the setting for this 3
bdrm., convert. den & dining room home
with beain ceillpg~, 2 fll:e:place1 .• assorted
patios. B!ost buy on the island for '8jl,500.
A carefree home for the selective family. 4
'Bedrooms, 3 baths, family room w/wet bar,
formal dining rm. Sparkling pool "in enclo ..
ed patio. Unobstructed view from living rm,
dinlng rm, master bedrm & kitchen. Separate
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. , IMe le lituyert fran1fer we
heve evailebt. for IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY on• of our most
popular• models, The El Dor•cfo
11 LAST YEAR'S PRICE. This
home fe•fure1 fl uge oVersited
25'50 fl. RUM PUS ROOM, 11.i-
ly convert•d info 3 additional
bedrooms pfu1 den for your
pool fa ble. Use you r VA or
conventiontl financing. ~
We are now offering unit No.
6 with p~•s starting from
$26,990. ~ customized homM·'
"fM1ure 3 fo 7 bedrooms, 3 Ca~ g~ra1t1, .uii~ 4 b•th1 ~ with".
1he ke or Milsion t ile roof, fir•·
place11 concrete drivew.ys, all• :
:-.. Oltin1 ~nd bas~c c•rr.ti79: to'
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11 :00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
.Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
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HOUSES FOR SALE
12 lled-.i F•mily or Deni
'IS15 Bonnie Doooe (Irvine Terr.) CdM
644--4910 . (Sat ~:1'\ll,l l-ii:3Q).
1 ;. lJ1-~rooMt n 1(.lo;.11> \'!" •
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642-9730, eveSt'-.0720 fs&\ & Sun 1-5)"
2039 Irvine Ave., Cbsta Mesa 1
644--4910 (Sat 1-5:30)
228 Goldenrod, Corona de! Mar
-644-49!0 (Sat-&-Sun·l-S:S0)-
(3 Bedrooms & F amily or Den)
2907 Harbor Dr., (Harbor View Hills) CdM
644-2792 (Sat & Sun 12·5:30)
. 19(11 Glenwood L,ne (BaycrestJ NB.
675-11500, eves:,1115-1077 (Sat & Sun 2-5)
Ciltallna (~rt-Reights) NB . ·17us10 ,,_., l; (Sun 1-sl
'124Malabar, (Irvine Terrace) NB -'
, 642-5200 , , (Sat & Sun 1-5)
~6-V.ia-Genoa (Lido Isle) NB -
673-7300 (Sun 1-5)
2215 Aralia (Eastbluff) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Son)
t 1707 Tradewinds (Baycrest) NB
642-8235 (Sun)
170! Port Abbey, Corona del Mar
675-3210 (Sun)
**433 Bayside Dr., Newport .Beach
64U235 (Sat & Sun)
fr*387! Mistral Dr., Hunt. Harbour
7!4/548-2381 !Sat & Sun 1.S)
*134 Harbor Island Rd, NB
644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
308 La Jolla (Newport Heights) NB ·
644-4910 (Sun 1-~:30)
(4 Bedrooms) ~ ttn Linda Isle Dr., (Linda Isl~) NB
675-3210 (Sat & Sun)
1130 Santiago Dr, (Dover' Shores) NB
642-8235 (Silt & Sun)
2226 Alta Vista (Eastbluff) NB .
644-2430; 83:l-0700 ' (Sun 1·5) #5 Collins Island. Newport Beach
835-5164 or 673-9043 (Sat & Sun 12·5)
(4 Bedroom & Fam il'f' or Den)
1330 Gal axy Dr., (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
*4627 Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
*454? Tremont Lane, Corona del Mar
642-8235 . (Sat)
1606 Antliioa Way (Dover Shores) NB
675-3210 (Sat & Sun)
2123 Highland Dr., (Baycrest) NB '
64z.5200, (Sat" Sun 1-5) .1430 Galaxy Drive, (Dover Shores) NB
~1550 . (Open Daily) ~410 Morning Star Lrt (Dover Shores) NB
ll'IS.7300 · (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1507 Lincoln Lane, (Baycrest) NB
6'2-5200 (Sat 1-6)
*1749 Skylark Lane, Newport Beach
548-8281 (Sun 1-3)
lll2 Nottingham (\Vestcllf!) NB
844-4910 · (Sun 1-5:30)
2716 Windover Dr., Corona del Mar
644-4910 (Sat &Sun t-5,:30)
~S llod;.,,, • F1mily or Den) '
'-tl'15311'()ala)y (I>Qver Shores) NB
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*1014 Polllia (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sun)
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**llO Linda Isle Dr (Linda hie) NB
· ~910 (Sat& Sun 1-5:30)
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.infonnal llv1111 .ttiil'Ji th1I
hoqie was detlgmd tlr you, ' ~'!:tbs, Fam. Uy room ott-from
entertaining area. t.rge
dlnln& &: living area wtth
view,• i.u,.. ~-wl'!I
Travertlno marblo """' • rich wood panelllnt. View
kitchen wi(h dble .eH cltan.
ing oYe,. and the ltitert CE
Icermi.ker retrlger&tor. Com.. .
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·ed., Come ·tee loday,
$106.000. ' l • ' •
Ivan Wells & Sons
Roy J. wl1d c~.
·~ EXCLUSIVE AGF.ffl'S 1430 Galaxy Drive 6*'1550
(Open Daily):
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Colesworthy
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H-'• Your _ffnt Home
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3 Bedrm 2 Bath
$23,500
'I'h1I h; really a cuU.e, loca~
in Costa Mesa_ clolle to
IChoola and shOpplng, With
,-good '"" -~ ; ' bi.tbs, double gnra,n,.
,tifully landscaped. J.arre cOvctro patio;~N.:rne'~
terms -No,~ VA -or
low Down n« . Hurry on
tWA Ont, Jt 'won't last, . ' .. .. -Farr~W-
2629 HARBOR BLVD.
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Mr. P. Ba uwtn·
'10111 Kamuela Drive
Huntington Beach,
Ca lif.
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FAIR A EXP.OS{TION
nt tl}e
ORANGE COUNTY
FAIRGROUNDS
July 14 • 19
Please call 642-5678 ext. 329
between 9 and ], PM to clabn """' u""'"-tNo"" County toll-~ number ii 5f0.JD))
CUSlOM
ACRE ESTATE
A nifty two •tot'J' 1°Udcw' C\11.. torn large family home on
a city half acre! 4 \ hult
bdnna, lilt In bunkt:, Family
room 'w blt Iii train track, 2
trpl. Break noOki Space tor'
hup pool or extra unit. A·
J>uy"for now & !uture.
1c.11 645-0303 "°••lti>rs
FOREST E. OLSON
HARBOR N. OF wn:.50N
LIVE ON BROADWAY
Appealing 2 bdrm a den with
hanlwood fioon, ...... and
drapet. Dbl ~. fair
ilred . Jot. paved al1e1 at
rear. ~ear 17~ Street ~
Westclltt Sllopptng Cenltt, Pr.iced to tell fut at '23,9$01 M. M. LaBorde, Rltr.
l!-"<'ftCl:.0: £ ... ~.1-.,..,.._... '{el. ~
4 + F•m/Pool Home
ill lovelf Mosa del Mar with
large RotnAn pool ' Ub'
equlpped, W&Jk to all
scOOola. ahops. $34,900,
h Oi>en Evon1n;s
5"·5110 <' , __ _
LL£GE REALTY 1500 Miiii: IC ltlfllel',CM
. I ' Brochure on re.qpast. ,
1 NEAR · 'BIG CORONA ' Beach. 2~·Bl~s. lo
OCeaif fllvd. Sbai-p' duplex; 2 BR., 2 Ba. &
2 BR., 1 Ba. Income '6,000. $57,250 ., ..
. PENINSULA-, POINT OCEANFRONT .
EXTRAORDINARY custom 2 bdrm., 4 bath
plus paneled library hom.o right nn the sand.
Swedish merble fireplace, high c,illnga &
eleVator. Huge enclosed garden' room with
fireplace easily converted to several more
bdrins. & playroom. $72,500. Brocl111re on re-
quest
adult & chlldrens wing. , ......... $115,000
SOLID ELEGANCE
$2500 PRICE REDUCTION; Broadmoor Es-
tates.' Harb6r view. 5 BR. & din. rln. Owner
moving to N.Y., anxious! Now $54,250. . ' . '
A di~ed 2 atory home custom built by Ivan
WellS. Decorator carpeting, drapes & wall
papers. 4 Bedrms, family rm, 2 st<>ry living
room. View of Upper Bay from all rooms.
Prestige· Dover Shores address. . . . $89,500. : IRVINE l~J TERRACE. Sparkling day &
1 Dite view of ocean & bay. 3 BR. den & lam.
rm. Moder,ately Spanish! Only 4 yra. ol\j. ' $88 '7M,', , .. :
CORONA DEL MAR VIEW
HARBOR VIEW lffi,LS large 5 bdrm., 3
bath & dining room, home wilb pool & 3 car
gar. High view of oceao & bay. $72,00Q. Bro-
chure on request.
ROY J. WARD CO., Realtors , .. ,v . t .;
CAMEO HIGHLANDS, Truly cost. built; 4
BR. & din. rm. home. Ocean view. Parklike
yard. Impressive entrance. '59,500 . . ~·. ' ' .
Doffr Shores Office
1430 G1luy Drive, N.B. 646-1550
CQ!IOl!A i>E·L NIA!t. Brd Blk.-So.• of Hwy. on ,
Begonia., 2 Rousts •. 3 BR. unfurn., 2 BR.
furn, Approx. 1 \.2 Io!&. $49, 750.
howan8 Lawson jJ?.
Jlealtoiz. . ,
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General · 1000 G .. eneral" IDOO
67S.3000 CALL ANYTIME 541 -!¥11. ·~ 1, ' ~ • ' l '.
G•ner•I lOOO Gen1r1I 1000
THE REAL ESTATERS
SELLING YOU·R ·HOME? , .
LET US TALK TO YOU.
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t11e!Jthing co'1CCmini the ITOftSdCtlClfl
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RANDAIL R. MC CARDLE
'~ Ctf Tbt Real. Eitaters: a
Real Eata~ columnist ltw the Delly
Piiot; past president of ·the New-c:bar.costa Mm Board fl.
Carileo Highlands
Spaciou1, beautifully decorated 3 bed-
room, famlly room POOL hOJ{le. Large professlonally landscaped yard
with separate fenced pool area. A
fine home in an outstanding area.
""'·"°"· ·-6'18-8550. .. ''
Back Bay
Entel'talnment family home -.f ' beautiful bdrms., 3'% bB.ths, brt'ak-
fut.room + 16'x20' family room, and
a. •parklina pool $68,500 ..-Phone 646-7171. . '
Ocean View
'Sweeping view from mountains to
· sea:· 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, large fam-
Uy room. plus dining room, -Double ,garage ,plus carport for boat storage.
In move-iii cor1dition. $48,51X)-..Phone 6~'
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''"-W• know we can do a good Job of Mlling for you. We always have speci•lized In the sale
of rnldentl•I properties. Our Real Est1te Business is built on setlsfled customers -on qu11ity Mii·
Ing hlbltl and on prin winning advertising. Wt have the best finencing available. Your property r ...
ceives our penon1I attention. Our only business is Re•I Est1te. Surely a full time effort 11 whi t you
want and hne • right to expect.
i n todl!Y •re,19":ing ~a new,way<of llvlng. TI:'ey want• home th1t flll1 _their needs
,j8ncl f ib n.,-!~ :rt:.y w•~f 1n lnv .. trnent th1t w1U .jlrlng them f,!'ture1tecur1ty • -, ~ J• Ii p..'Y .... 'fic!Or tiho\hor It I• 1 $20,000 homo-6r o'$100,000 H&ne, H eh to his_,, -likl"I , •• to Uctl'Our tervke 11 niilfittelM.I. • ~ . ' :
YES ! WE GIVE "PERSONALIZED"
REALTOR SERVICE YOU WILL APPRECIATE
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*WE ARE NUMBER 1**
in the Newport-Harbor-Costa Mesa Area
•Yeriflerll .,,. _.... lltatisria
BECAUSE WE DO MORE o • r
"* MORE ADVERTISING * MORE LISTING S ERYICE * tyiORE FOLLLOW THROUGH
JOIN THE WINNER
Just a few of our many offerings
Valve Conscious?
There b a welith· of family llvine ln
this 3 bedrOCftl, ~ bath comer lot
home, room for a boat. Sunny kitch-
en and a llll'lt yard. On1y $31,500.
Phone 546-2313.
G.I. No Down
Or a low $1500 down on FHA terms.
Vefy sharp 3 Bedroom i.nd dt11 . -
Large yard &I\d &mart Covired l,illtio·
-EXcellent area -T.P. $24,950 -Phone 648-nn.
Eastbluff
Best Bargain at $37,500. 3 Bedroo~
2 baths, famut room and beautiful
Jdtchm with bland cook center -
apacious corner Jot with patio -
Phone673~
Newport Heights
$16,000 •
.Charming 2 Bedroom cottage within
walking dis tance to all shopping -
Just the spot for senior cltlJ:ena or a
atarting C'Ollple -financin&: avtil·
Mesa Verde
4 Bcdr00ms. excellent inner drcle
location near 2 1t:11t coursH, carpeted
A draped --Exll1l wide Jot with boat
A: trailer storage -Lownt priced
home in area $35,950 -Phone
646-7171.
Need More Space?
·Have to sell your smaller home flrstT -\Ve have a 2400' sq. !t. hOme with
4 Bdrms -3 'baths. Trade for small-
e1' C.M. or. N.B. home. Priced at
'42, 950 -Phone 673-8550.
Baycrest
One of the finest tn this top area at
this prlce.-2780 sq. ft. of luxury -
4 Bdrma., formal dining and a gor-
&eoua pool! $74,500-Phone 646-717L
Pool Home
Yes. a beautiful Anthony pool -heat-
ed & filtered -sets the stagt for this
3 bedroom. 2 bath home. Safe, sepa-
rate play yard for the children. New
gold carpet IGtchen completely ~
done. $29,950, Phone 546-2313.
Easts Ide
Near Irvine Blvd. Very charming 3
bdrm. home-dining room .. Lara•
back yard .. alley • room fol' boat,
trailer. Our exclusive -Just $24,950.
For details 646-717L '
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3 Convenie nt Locations Near You .
COSTA MfS1i '
2790 Horbor Blvd.
546-ll ll
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CORONA DEi. MAR INVESTMENTS
ll2 Marg-1!1 27M H1rl>or Blvd., Suite 20 I
67l-8S50 C...11 M ... · 546-2 3 I 6
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LISTED EXCLUSIVELY WITH USI
The following homes are within a very short
walk to the beach & listed exclusively with
DeLancy Real :j':s~-t~1 at the owner's request. We · would be pie"""'! to show them to you
th.is weekend.
. . DOLl'HOUSE •
2 Bedroom. 1 'h bat( in excellent toe. & trust
deed loan can be assumed at 7% int. $40,SOO
Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5.
;1101 Seavlew, Corona de! Mar
RUSTIC CHARM
3 Bedroom & den. 3 Bath, with new paint,
carpets & drapes. Living rm. with used brick
frplc. & open beam ceif. Lov:lf sunny patio ~ 1:re~~ ~.~ .~ .~~~~~~." .~ ... ~~~-~~~
LOVING CARE
Is what this home needs. It could be mnet
charming. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath plus ·sep. bdrm. •
& bath. Tbe living room & bdrm. areas have
private patios. Shown by app't only $49,500
PRIVATE BEACHES
Beautiful swimming pool in enclosed front·
patio. ' 3 Bedroom & den. Seller is anxious, eo ·see·
this for sure this weekend. .. .. . .. .. $81,500
Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5.
4521 Orrington, Cameo Shores
OCEAN VIEW
Lovely 3 bedroom & conv. den with 180°
ocean view. An outstanding value in exclu.
sive Cameo Shores at only ....... ! •• $'161500
DELUXE UNITS
Three - 2 bdrm. 2 bath units & one -2
bdrm. 1 bath unlt All with individual patio<,
on a big level comer lot, 75'xl20', Near beach,
& downtown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .. $125,50!/
Open Sat. & Sun.1-5 324 Aster, Laguna Beach
C-de! Mar
613-3770 -2828 E. Coast Hiway
General
1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;e;;;;;;;;;, I "6 BEDROOMS"
No Dn. Payment
lmmac. Home w/lormaJ. din.,
&: beautifully lighted land·
scaping, What better invest-
ment can there be in buying
property w /no down pay-
t roent ! World War 11·vets,
)'OlJl' eligibility dtntes thb-
July. Call us, NOW?
Do you have a large .family?
\Ve have a large home tor
)'OU, This place is FANTAS-
TIC. Single atury huge wep.
arate family room, a1ao With
beamed ceiling, No more
crowded bedrooms • one for
each, SUbmit No Down GI's
or Low Down FHA. Seller
is ready to talk • , , Priced
at $25.750, CALL
Walker & Lee
Realt=
Nichols Real Estate 2790 Harbor Blvd.. at Adallll
545-0465 Open 'tit t PM
546-9521 CANYON Lake • 25 mi. 91Ntb
ot Corona. N e w con-
dominium. 2 br. w/~.
lakeside boat dock &: water
skiing. $38,500 t I n a n e i n I
available. 714: 646-0681
General 1000 General 1DDO
~*****************~ i * TAYLOR * •
WONDERFUL WORLD ~
of Newport Beach! View of bay from t
"Out-rigger deck". Park-like terraced t
yard & patio, Peak of perfection in & out
Ideal for family living & grand entertain-
ing. Our New Exclusive. $'79,500
2716 Windover Dr. Open Sat-Sun 1-5:30
NEWPORT HEIGHTS .
View-2 story Colonial home. 3 &-family · iC rm., 2 baths. Bit-in R/O. Near schools & iC shops, lge rear yd. Trailer & boat space.
i 300 LO: J~lla ~~s;~~·l·F~;; Sun 'f~~~ t
: · Most popular area for quiet family 11vmg. "'t
Spacious 4 bdnn & 3 bath home. Near
more expensive homes. Pool sized yard.
. . . . . . . .. . . ............ ' . . $52,500 •
1112 Nottingham Open Sun 1-5:30 iC
HARBOR ISLAND ROAD iC
Decorator perfe~! Smart taste & quali-iC
ty in this 3 & den w1pool. Beautiful cov. iC
patio & abundant storage. $'79,500 ..;:
' 134 Harbor Island Rd. Open Sat.Sun 1-5:00 iC
CALIFORNIA TEMPORARY t Architect designed. Exciting concept of
glass. wood & sky! See this almost new
3 bdrm home off the ocean in beautiful t
CdM. ''One-of-a-kind.'' $79,500
228 Goldenrod Open Sat-Sun 1-5:30
LINDA ISLE iC
Enjoy sea bree.zes facing lovely lagoon. i
5 Bdrms & maid's. fam rm & plab rm.
iC Cp~ & read'.. I~'. ~~.~~~~r'~. tou,c169,300
iC 80 Linda Isle Open Sat.Sun 1·>:30,
~ We have other fine homes on Linda Isle •• 1 --tc Call for a.ppt. or see' broker at •80.
A REAL CHARMER-$13,'50 iC Step thru the gate into private court yd. ii: of this Spanish style 3 bdrm home. iC 2039 Irvine Ave. Open Sat 1·5:30 ii;
iC C.D.M. VIEW DUPLEX ii; i Choice corner location. 4 Br upper with i
beautiful harbor view. 2 bdrm lower with
F.P. Walk to beaCbes: · -can for ·appt. ·
(•II UI about fine W~ferffont tlf'e&.
"Our 25th Y .. ,,, iC
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., ii:
Realtors
NEWPORT CENTE 644-4910
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1cALL POtt Al'POINTMINTJ
HO SO. BAYl'RONT. Pall pler,.lll)l1ll"plUI·
view. 4 Bdnns., 3 baths. Fumlsbed. Xlnt
private financing, Priced at lot value! r ..
simple.
1303 NO. BA YFRONT. Dupler, 3 • ' Bdrm .• I
2. baths each. Xint rental record. $125,000.
1203 NO." BA YFRONT, Spac. residence, fea•
luring family rm. w/wet bar . .'11 interest tn
pier & floal Lge. muter Bedroom. Patios.
,140,000.
IAUOA ISLAND
OPEN HOUSE SAT., SUN. 1 • S
200 Elo!ERALD. 2 Bdrm. home plus guest rm.
& both. OWller may finance. Excellent lel'lll!!
CORONA DEl MAR . '
BEAUTIFUL Exec. home with exciting ocean,
view. Best location: walk to beach. 3 Bdnns.,
2 baths; 2 frplcs. Dbl • ..if-cleaning oven; thia
home bu everything! Must see to appreciate!
$115,000. .
CHANNEL Beef Apt. Breathtaking v le w,
overlooking o oe a.n & bay. 2 Bedrooms, 2
baths. Private terrace. See this one today!
Call for appointment. $78,600,
VllWA~ WINTON, Realtor 229 Marino, lalboo l1lmd 675-3331
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$24,500 OPEN HOUSE
30 Ff. Fomlly Room SAT. a SUN. 1-5
Almolt" no down GI er FHA 410 Momi"I Star L11ne
Imm. Entry hall, tuJ1""""" Dowr Shoru
rm., double ai2l!d I bdrmL Odee location. Spac .. new 4
""" ........ --"""" Bdrm., ..... + -...... 'baths! Prime llfta. 561T.D Priokiz.e Jot.
We Soll A -SIOl,ooo Every 21 Mlnutn LIDO REALTY INC.
TARBELL 2'5S Harllor "'17 Via Lldo m.1300
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OFFERS:
EMERALD IAY
Dazzling view from beautiful small hoal~,
overlooting ocean. 2 Bedrooms - 2 garden
baths -2 patios & deck. Dramatic entry.
Complete privacy ................. $115,000
Carol Tatum
FOREVER VIEW
From your formal D.R.,-L.R., F.R. & Ml
BR. ,This lab. hilltop mansion is · 6 yrs.
yOwig, bas boat access &·you own tile lend.
take over 5\4 % Loan. .............. $911,SOO
Bill .Comstoc,k
DOYER SHORES WITH VIEW_ -
Entry patio, 3 car gar. w/auto. door, 4 BR.;
4 Ba., lam., din. & laundry rooms. Greet•
est planting. 11Has it all'' -see tor your. .ett Brand~ listing ............. $!11,000
Al Fink '
UKE A BLUE PACIFIC YEW?
Tbis large 4 BR. ~ 3 Ba. borne bas every-
lbing for the "GOOD LIPE". Private pool
& patio -Jg. din. nn. & lam. rm. Enter-
tain at home or use a private beach. Only
.... '' ...•••. ' .. , ......•. ''' .. ' .•. $89.li(IO
.Bud Auslin
~TAINING EXECUTIVE?
Spacious IWUIY homo built around atrium
w/sliding roof. Large custom pool le gar-
. dens. Play yard -4 lrg. bdnns. Great plan
!or children -master suite In sepatate
wing ............................... $88,000
Mary Harvey . .
. A RARE FIND-NEW LISTING
Charming & distinctive is this S bdnn.',
4 bath home. Many special features. Sep.
maid's qtrs.: serene outdoor Jiving can be
enjoyed in this beautifully landscaJ)ed yanl
by Richard Beeson. ................ $87,500
Qathryn Raulston
CORONA DR MAR
INVESTMENT
MACNAB • IRVINE
FIND HOMES ' 011AYFRONT
Dramatic :I-story entry with Door to etiling .
S)au. A 1tunnlng Dover Shores beauty with Pool & large pier & •lip. $197,SOO. Owner wlll
finance on long term. .
THE LUXURIOUS LIFE
Choice, uciusive' 3 & 4 bedroom homu, sit•
uated qn the' beautilUI sroenbelts of "The
Bluff1!'.
VISTA ~A .. • Sparkling ... $49,SOO
VISTA CAUDAL ...... Sweet ...... $39,SOO
VISTA LAREDO .• SophisUcatad .. $37,800
VISTA ENTRADA .. .. Sereno .. .. $44.IS60
llAYPRONT
Sandy beach, private pier • float. 58 Ft. of . bay' frontage. Owner will finance IQ quali-
fied buyer, 3,000 5· ft. in this lovely home,
in olie of Newport • most exclusive areas.
Opell Sal le Sun. 433 Bayside Drive.
BAYFRONT LOT
On Morning Star at widest part of cbannel,
Will take boat over llO ft. Tbe· last avallabl1.
$68,SOO. Terms pouible.
DOVER SHORES
On a choice CUI De Sac •tree! In Dover
Shores. Unbellovabio view._ 4 Bedrooms, den,
pool with retractable roof. Separate billiard
area. $139,SOO.
LINDA ISLE
Entertain. ~OllSIY le live comfortably In
this bealJl\IW ! bedroom, custom built water-
front !JDme; A large•watarfroat terrace; 2
fainny IOOll!I '• ·~ entry courtyud, all.mate thi& a unique home on a unique bland. See
our agent at •II Linda Isle.
BAYCREST .
Newly listed 3 bedroom 3 bath home. Lari!•
step down living room• family room; lovely
master suite; all overlnoting large heated
& filtered pool. Open Sun. 1107 Tradewinds
Lane.
U"llVERSITY PARK
DeligbUul, bright, spanking clean 3 bedroom
home in VIHage lll:Separate dining room &
atrium. Mirrored closets, Outdoor lighting,
electric garage opener; new washer&: dryer.
Corner lot with expansive view from all
rooiqi. Fee land. $39,SOO. Call Amy Gaston.
671>-3210. .
WESTCLIFF I
SpotteH 3 bedroom 2 bath home. Extra large
living_ room, beautiful new kitchen; dining
room, covered paUo. Large corner lol Ex-
isting loan can be assumed at 5~ %. Only
$48,500.
EASTBLUFF
Are you selective in the way you live? If so,
you must see this home designed to make a
family happy. Walking diJl!mce to new East-
bluH grade school &. just around the corner
from Corona del :Mar, High. 3 1!e.<4ooms,
family •room, dinllifroom.& breakfut room.
As charminC as a mj>del " just as. clean. Open &t. & Sun. 2ZIS· Arilta' SI .. ' ' ' '
VIEW SUPERB
High on a hilltop, above the smog,. in lovely
True1dale ·E1tata. 180 Degree view. A'stun-
nlng home with 3 bedrooms It maid's. 4
Batlis & powder room. Formal diniilg room.
Cheery breakfast room. Butter's pantry. Ex-tensive use of terrazzo tile thruout, allo sur-
rounding a large _pool. A truly beautilµJly
• appointed home. '3"J5,000-Fumisbed.
MACNAa;.fRVINE
RHlly Compony
ten Dovor Dr .. Sult• 120
lOIO lloyoido Drl ..
N.wpori Botch
642"235
675-3210
n n VJ J. Low l1lerest :
1-e/11 V.)arreff ~ea(f'I ":'."1"'~~'. i::..' ::; !
l, ---· pH.Jtlnt" $26, 950
IEST HOME IUY IN AREAi
NEWLY LISTED, 4 Bedn>oms, 3 baths,
family"""" $37,!0ll. Mll:e Blake. %123 High-
land Drive Open Sat & Sun 1-S
WALK TO
Goll• rwtmmlng • sailing• tennis• cus-tom Bly-Viow home, featuring family rm,
electronlc kitchen, S bedrooms, 3 baths.
$53,SOO. Harry March. 724 Malabar, Irvine
Terr. Open Sat & Sun 1-6
AYAIWLE IEFORE SCHOOL
DOCTOR'S HOME on most desirable street
in Baycreot. Sunken living rm. formal din-
ing nn, spacious family rm. 4 Bedrooms,
3 baths, CUiiom built & immaculate. $77,000.
!!ill Bents, 1507 Lincoln Lane Open Sat 1-6
SHARP & SWEET
COMPLETELY furnished with decorator
amiuJ, a real charmer. 3 bedroom•. close
to cteean. Communlty 1>00! & tennis club.
'3$,960.
CUTE .OCEANFRONT HOME
WITH GREAT expansion possibilities. Com-
p!eteiy furnished -sleeps 8, only $5{000 !
. ~ ()pill 5""'1'Uy1 " Sundav• j PETE BARRITT REAL TY
HOS W01tcllff Dr. ILL t... 642-5200 .
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY A SUNDAY
26 Linda Isle Drive
Corp. owned. 5 Br. 5 bath home facing Harbor
Island. Jacuzzi &: sauna. Comp. furn., for
immed. occup. W/dock ............ $200,000
77 Lind• IJI• Drive New 5 Br., 5 bath home on lagoon. Marble
. entry, wet bar, AM/FM llitercom, Huge m.str
· Br. bas beam cell. • owa frplc. Large liv. &
lam. rm1. w/frplcs .. w/deck ...... $185,000
Occuplocl-LinU Isle Dr.
Cust. 8 BR., study, 5 bath home w/3 frplcs.,
circular stairway, decorator selected carp.
& drapes .......................... $210,000
Waterfront Lott
No. 54 : On lagoon. With plans ..... iec>,000
No . 41: Long 'vater view fac~g Harbor IJ-o
land w/76.2 .ft. of frontare. Plans avallabl••·
' No. -76: Wide lot on lagoon ........ '851000
No. 88 : Corner Point Joi with llB ft. of front-
age. Long water view. Plans available.
For cOmplete fnformetion en
other home1 & Iott, c•ll:
llLL GRUNDY, REALTOR
133 Dovw Dr., Suite 3, N.I. 442-4620
1000 .,_,., , ...
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VIEW $l£El'£R .
LOCATION
Assume 51.4" GI Join. 3 Bed. rm, 1% bath, comer Jot.. ..........
$26,500
N0wpol1
"' 1 f•lrvlew . .
6461111 '
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OCEA.N IREEZE .
OPEN DAILY 1-5
411 SJtnal Rd.
Makes thla beaut OlffhaYl!n
3 BR, 2 BA hOme ideal tor
comfort llv, Lre backyard :
for entertaining, Heavy :
shake roof, dble prqe. : .
Must see to appredlite! ! :
Alice Clarke, Eve•: 642--01IS :
Lachenmyer i
R· ":• ,
1860 Newport Blvd., C.M,
CALL 646-3928 or-54>34113
UDO ISLE
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Beautiful con~porvy Med. }
lterranl!An Estate with 8&y I
View. One o! the largett ,
and mo11t admittd homes :
on this fabulous Island. :
ShGwn by apPt • Ken Brit· :
Un&)oam. llSO.lnl. .
PETE BARRITT ~
. REALTY ' : ' 1 &M WllTCUPP Dlt.
HIWPOaT "4CH tt. '
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ADOBE
Fantutie cuttom. h>me on
a~. overlooking beaut
Santa Ana C&nloon. 3
nm, priv tf'U\ly ott
bedrm, separate fam mt
Livin& rm with converim
pit 10' Veranda Ii: .
much more! Honie1 OK. ,
May ex~ fllr ·
property,
. VIEW ,
5 Bedroom, tri-lnel, view ot . :
tree., sreem: ... golf ~. :
Big family room, beamed •
ceilings, aunny (all elec kit-:
c.bta)," , :
Poor paint, means excellent ':
price of $57,950: :
')J2,·.sQ\(rb~')\\11li\1 ! . ' 546•5990 I
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COLLEGE PARK .,
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~!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~! And much mott! See: 4633 Qrrinaton
ln beautiful c.nteo Shorn
New listine • a.eek these fea~;
Payment • S158 PITI
JnterHl • 6% GI aasu.m-
able
-In -'"""Co~ park. Buccola beauty fmlh. \_
Jy paiJfted. Large ttlnns :
family. ~ root. Shuttersr
Take over big Joan with ano ~
nual percentage "rate of onJY •
6%.
1000
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
CUSTOM 4 TO 7 BEDROOM HOMES
FROM $1:U,GOO T~ $500,000
PRIME BUILDING LOTS
fROM '40.000 TO $175,000
For lnfwmotion on
All le!o a i--. call:
BILL GRUNDY, REAL TOR m Dowr Dr., -3, N.B. 642-
OPEN HOUSE 1-S
Friday, Saturday • SundQ
A cuatom buUt home
with larp famUy room
J bedrooml, l Mths
Luxwioul c:mi-tl • drapre
Spaeioul yard A pool
S Cu Ganlcc "'·"" . Excellent financln&
I r J • I r f I I r J I
Price • $2'1,950
CALL 645-0303 RHltor• :
FOREST L OLSON :
3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, hi&h
balance loan. Separate boat
or trailer entrance to rear
-yard, Immediate occupancy,
:E:xcellent N. Costa Mtsa
area, HUIT)'!! HARBOR N. OF WILSON
COATS DOYER SHORES I:
/Ca.. WALt...cE 5 Bedroom ' ~REAL TORS Elegant spilt-level home with •
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_ _..5461M4141_ bay view, pool-aiied yan11 ,
tenw:o entry, hua:e ·mute
Realton (~ E••inss) lllite, maidA quarter..
''Our 25th Y t•r wet bar in panelled mt wl ' '
In the H•rbor Are1'' raised stone lrplc des 6 73-4400 LEASE · OPTION loo-entertaining, Plai yard! ,
2 borne! -$77,SOO. Walk to beach & town.
Good financing. For further infonnatioo
call:
-·· 11GO dog Nn..l'ric!!<J to .. u : 1-------1-.1 1000 CDM H$ & POOL ly, By ownor. Good,teMN
OWNERS ONLY LAKE FOREST Fabaious ...iue ..V Back Immed. """'•·in: ;
Mary Lou Marion
SWEEPING VIEW
Sweeping vhta -a home above the clouds,
overlooks the shimmering -roiling blue '
Pacific. Eiquisite decor. CJ ... to ..,nmun,
pocil! ' ............ ' , .. '''' .......... "5,500
M. C. Buie
CPRONA DEL MAR
Beot buy In Harbor VI.,. Hills !' Lusk 3
BR. lam. rm. home. Landscaped & sprinJd.
ered. Big yanl. Room for 1>001. By a))1>0int-ment. . ............................. $43,900
Cathryn Tennille '
EAmWFF OPEN SUN. 1·5
222$ ALTA VISTA. 4 BR., 2~ ba. Lusk
home. Perfect for family living! Low
main!. yanl. Close to tennis club, shOl>l>lnf
& best ocbools.
Harriett Davies
Trade ~~~E Cool In POOL HOME Bay CU.tom bcnn•. 4 king · W'I!, 548-:Jll63. :•
bat North Santa Ana ~a lfSA. VERDE Mqnlficerrt 5 bl!drooms, 3 =;· ::~:i:. LIDO WATERFRONT ~
for borne on Lido Js!e, Ba.I-bath mansion with CATHE-.~Cheery tin:places. Deep APTS.-320 LIDO NORD
boo lllan<I. B •Y ""°"" CAMBRIDGE DML <ellinp, MASSIVE Olympic PoOL HJ boud, NOW REDUCED TO ;
Shcft OW. Dover Shotta. ency, ANTHONY POOL wilh Rent now bu.)' later. $J60,~Xlnt Ttrmt ~: Our home 'hi 2900 9IJU&H . automatic swetp. ROMAN. • feet mi Jot 125 &y 175, Old-% Block to Adamll lchDtll 11C :Kl' Muttt Suite wtth CAL~ MS-0303 ~eeltors 6 BeautWI units. 6 Car l"i •i
' .... -~ 3 &~~ FOREST L OLSON ....... utility ....... with •,. er home but clultcally re-....... QCQIDI' PRIVATE BALCONY, --"--• fam"" rm, I•-80 ft. frondfl& OQ f:X~I ,•, done with addltionl.ncenl.ly UJ ..... e HUGE •--11•• entertainment Jn •-~ Uniu ' patio. Buy aft.er the -4th ..._.,uq swimm g vua"'" are 'j
Excellent ICboOll ~ ln. move in Labor Day Askllw center With 'WET BAR. ~RBOR N. OF WILSON newlr t'llrnlsbl!d. ·'I
come -...... u ~·950 ' DON'T -lhl.ot *OPEN SUN * Bil Grundy, Rooltor, .;
""""'-· My ...... --· . 'W lk & L . . want • wttlu climate -COATS ' a er ee · 1 1223 Goldonrod 1133 Dovcr D"-N.B. :,
to if you need a drier one-<a , . 8~ Homes •,
i.t'• trao1e1 Ca11 m1) " Jll3'W"""11tt Dr. "°"""' o1ei...,. 5 SR & FAMILY ;:
511-2!l03 a1ter s p.m. PrincL W WALLACE 616-Tnt 157,500 !?.
pa1> on1y -• REALTORS Open 'tll o,oo PM l • Price Roducod ' · · 54' 4141-• 2647 Bo11wood for ~ick Hie '· TENDER LOVING (Open 1.,..in,.1 STARTER : Euti>lutt, N.B. to '33 500 . ~: CARE ' • I Luci< 5 BR. 1S4,000 Large family ·.:,,.,,, Jn No :;
at 116'!!00 tbi1 home bu IAltGAIN : OPIN SAT. & SUN Coot• Met& with all •1•1 . ;:
everytllll(, Hup bodroom•, A WHIUANG ONLY S17 900 ~109 Vie Rovonno Including water t•ndltloov: ::
"""" ..... dbl attadoed 'P· YALUI boni.! ' Lido bi. $69,KoO Qu iclt Poss. """me ..,.t •: ·
rage wltll traUer Or boat ao.. We'll P to 1-on thJI, min. Own~ ~er;'8 ~ ~i] FHA kiln. Only $3.000 down. :•
ceu. AD elecirlc kitchen tor ~ 8tati!, abloha~, ~~N r!m Wuhe; ctrytr 111·11'' PEflRON '42·1771 ;: mom with dllhwuhtr, Nice P011tively, priced below re-T.... · ' · :1
11 """ o1npa. Sub--t1on -..., ,.., can Jrld .. , """" 1not"""'. Sep. JR' 111 rv OCEANFRONT ' carpi! ha It ...-.. ...... than nt. arate pna:e, A real b&r-l"fLU :t mH )'OUI' dawn m. PlJIMllUI Vil • ... -..... • re pin and Its Jt.2. · 3 ledroom Home .. :
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2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adlrr11
JJIS.9491 Open 'Ill 9 PM
HAJtBOR N. or WJl...SON \)'lie, 1~ bftthl • 2 delight· Realtor I
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CAUAB.411 1011 "'°" brand new, 3 BR. "lbmlt temu _ 1417511 L FHA °' A 1 &•&I.TT ee. J BA, fam nn, trDle, room 001 S4s.&U4, South ~i Nice family horn. ln C:0.11 j'·
ftnd an unutns number ot 1093 5rf6.M40 for boat I trallel' I camper, ne.i r.state, ~fe.a, ltuRRY! • C&l1: i
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* Mo,~1 A..:.., * Month of August -S600
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Chol!llllllnhip Mottr<J<I• RldJll
Junior l.ivtstt>ck Auction ·
S.L A Son., la~ 11-19
Appi:looaa Horse Sl'low
IRA ChJmpioROlllp l!Dd ...
Fil. Ju~ 17 Hin-Thcimpson Show
Sat., .hi~ 11
fe rtin Husky Show
-~1' Archie C.mpbelf '
& The lt1iers Show
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16161 P•rbWo Ln. Mfr. '42·19ff
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LA QUlllTA HEDllSA .
''.Modern Spanish"
16211 P•rktlclo Ln •
Mgr. 147.5441
FURNISHED MODE_,$' NOW OPl'.N.
·Lush· landscaping, calluo,·.,Y•red ,court-
yards, sunken swim'& pools; llBQ's Ii IDlln· t31nS. I' f.. ~
L~ a..dt 1715
UPPER. DUPLEX, 2 ~
bdrnll, spaclowi liv nn.
lil"t'Pla~. front porch. tarp
:run deck, <"i..d' ~
View of~ oce:an,
newly painted, new w/W
cpts, dtpl. nr shops and
hi"'f!Chool. I H1 blk to bcb.
NO dof:s. Tv.'O re.liable
people, LEASE. ~-
6 PM .fS.1-3127.
LUXURY :I BR l BA, all
elee. stove, rert. dispou.I, r
epta, balcony, ocean view.
Adults, Ref!. $235 • mo.
497-1405. 0LE'°l"°'SURE=~w"o-ri'°d~-.....,N"°•-.,,-.2
br. erpt, drpg. l ll'Mr1 .yr
leue No peU. $2J51 mo. ""'8'l'I .
"JHE ULTIMATE IN AP.TS" .
•• 1 BR's-From .$1iSQ . 2 BR's-$175
AJI util. inc(. Furn & Unfvrn.
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$1'13 P.10. Lovely 2 Bllnn.
5411 Nf)l'th fnd location. Call:
PLACE REALTY 494-S70C. -....,.,.,; BIB REAl.1'.'l b1'>.ll00 0.·...._~ .... ·,_1.,1 ,,.1111 ~ftir ~ Studio & I Badrw111 iEA!ii _,.. -_.., ~OW (tATES. **.. 1 Ys:va:~koow .• At. withltie 1 ... etrilD;•• i21t'1qdi)as. NEAR Huntington Harbour$:' ;1~its~=chtef: .•. t-itn·
You are I.he winner.or DQ', Wl!ek or Month ~~; · 1 e .~w. -l'Ce\vTriple"".Quietarea. p• ~nro. Dli.'AI ."""' ... ~--·
Costa Mes•, Callf. '
l11tl nw ind Util. 675-2975. -, Got..--• 101.m. n-"" ~· '-'1 • 3 a ·D• ......... ··'--.._.i"~•-' " ... ._,,,,.. 2 tickets to the e Color 'JV .-, . . , -; · ~-·· -.,_, 'ti, ..... UQ •· ,.,.,,.,wa~ ... r. -
ft"ANGE COUN·TY, ... __ ··--.1oc1_ . ~-.,·~ ... .,, ·-Newport.ll1..i.i.r11r Dr.-c;tlt.11aso ' .. mo. P•t ok. (213) 58>-2623 RIAL ESTATI .._ •Maid <?.w(-It ""'" .... -. Y9 .,._, or tUf) 815 15.)a 6-wal Fit.Ill & EXPOSITION -·~~ ••• .. . 1 Slcnal So. of 0 .¢'. Mery H•iley ON TEN AO\ES * 2 BR l~ ba. patio, pool. -~------+-I
at u.. .. ., F_......,' .. lflQ Cloirmont. RENT•Ls RENT'LS '""'NT .. ALS. I 6 2 1111.. FUrn A U..... 1110 mo. Mon 'Kai Apa. • ....... w.-' ·-ORANGE COUNTY 2310Nowparl Bl"'-Hunli"9lon Ba.ch, " " !"'0~ Fumlshod ,,,....._. I priY, patlcs I Eut ol Beach Bl, II blk ·-·-----·I
FAIRGROUNDS ~ 'Calif. . ~tS. f uri\Jshed· Apts. Fvrnlshecl ~·-~.Te;:"!".· ~t',? .. ~ . ott Garfield. · * Younc couple ne«b bow*
July 14 • lt RETIRED ~e or man IRVINE 52311RVINE 5131 -.-...,.... .,....__.. NEW 1 Br-blk to ~acb. SUS. or •Pt oear Dai!,y Pilot ill --'" . -... 2 \.. ......... MeN Vertie. S 110 (Mac.Arthur :ar. o..t Hwy) Priv patio-Qtm:rl Car. COlita Mesa. NO bad b&bi~ Plnse call 642-5678. ex( 329 w-· 11ve u...., ; -_. •· You are the \\'inner of childreo or pets. and caa lurn.nu·no~ ~,:l;"--t."'. e.~~. 2 tickets to Uw 2 BR. elect kitcb. Drps, 1 BR apt. finest in CJD.I. ~:ie~t~; ~~el84. 3'.12-A pay $135/D)(Nlthl.y. Owil · 1Stt>Nttn'9and 1 PM to daim
your tlcketli. <North County
WU.fret number is 540-lDJ)
• .,...,., • "rr-ic crp(s, encl gar.· Hart;ior All bJtns, 1 blk from bch. · · · furnitutt IPd would be wjU-,
646-9'110. · Buer shppg. Adults, no $200) 08)'• · &Tl--5150, eves BEAOI Apt .. 111tudio. 2 br. it1g to retiovatt a Wbby
SMALL FURN.. a.pt. ·~.$140. Mt-~,--.... ·rn..ol46 • 2 Bl.+ 2 Br. I ha. Adults, dwelling. Pletie call
LqUN S...ch 3705 -~ C.M .. $UJ, V,ry_ ~ ~· .• at UV! • 2 BR. ritt bJtra. eptl 1,ar .• P.10DERN 2 br. bltn r&o, :;:. pets. 219 .15th St., No. 1· ti7J-7796 and leave mesaaP 1 -'-==~·='-'---°""' priw.te. 54.0·3943 or · ORAWGE COUNTY adulJs on!Y. Walle to sho)>s. c. disp. trple, terT'&Ct'. view, -.ithpleuant~~.
LEASE Or lease opUon, ex· 540-5601.. ' ' FAIRGROUNDS Call Fannie Price, Rltr. util. $190 mo. ~Di6.
dulrive No. end ho me NEW l t; 2 BR, w/w crptl. JUiy 14 -19 ~8-3209 or r,.1()..5599 2 BR, 2 BA. Opeq 10-5. hnfa Ana 5'20
w/whitewa,ter view o n all bit ir6 incl seU clean --------treelined st. \Valk to beach. .,___ 377 W Please call 642.5678 ext 329 Apt B, 314 Marguerite, . ovens. pauu:i, gars. . · · CdM 67L 1418 ·WI.teer & prdener, $325 mo. Wilpi, M&r apl. 1. 5-13-G!m bet\l.ttn 9 and 1 PM to claim Newport Be•ch 5200 ' · ,,.--·
494-0540. )'OW' tickets. (North County NOW LEASING ! Pa.rk-like living for fa.m i---DELUXE Se p 2 BR. Apt.
LEASE 3 br, 1% bath. Ocft.11 ~ ~: .:' m:.P~~ toll-free number is ~uil) lies with childr~n and a.duffs. I, 2 and 3 bed-Po~·~~:i!;.0~ =. ~~v~,~~ din'c
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Sinde Story
lllNTAL FINOlllS
Free To landlordi
64S.011 l
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View. 2 patiOll. Lovtly yard $120 + ~ depoait. "ITS HOME,. d f h d $ 7 teMis crts, health club ==. =.c;:;;...:..~....c.-w/trees. Part. turn. Walle 2335 Elden. s. "'"nston rooms, ft)(nishe or un urnis e . ,hag car-. South Sea Atmospbett RESPONSIBLE Ex.eeutiw
._ ___ .. •'t'fe JU<• f Ii: Spa. Bach'1, l OI' 2 BR. I • !amll to mrkt & ~'"'"·~· ... mo. * l l: 2 BR Fum. ~pts. SJUNEHENGE APTS , pets, dropes, 'a.i~ cond itione9, \'{ith se1 • Also i sty Towntouses w/ B•lboa ltl~ WS 2 Bedroom 2 Bathi coupe Y t~ 19.
499-Dl"i, 494-6409 eves: Pool. Quiet. NA SS/.. U :? Br 2 be.th Quality le C I $ 1111 000 2 or 3 BR. f'rom. $11S-.$EO. ;-:::;.·"" o.1i.... '"' • ...:... ~l tti. 14l desire 3 br. hOOMt ~. ~B~trr ~ B~ _l. ba., ~~ 111 E. ~'St ... Poet. St&tiionery, $185 c oning·ovens; · ompete 4r.r• .. recrea· ~Iogels open 10 am-3 pm £..l• ·~ ocu""'" ""'.'..,...,: Carpds ,. Drapes in C.M. IChocN dist, hr.Juli"
Cjlst. bll ~~;us:~ ~~ !~.,.u ., , . ~ r:i:_ ~UI? , • .,\t~':4b ,i0,\hi-e8,.acre ·parfi?~~enn is, ~ tl •P~ Si~ Loe~ ~~·.v!c!~~~~ he,ab:. _A,ir Condi?>~ 1• ~~~t over S250 mq.
vy, pnmac. . NR·Westd.itt-1it>r, bachelor. ·~CH~R ·A.••, · ... · -& volleyball, hf!'O!th' Club , teen to'Cit'ufe\ and a . ·Hilb Rd, J~ N, ~' li\IMl:1ion ple, beallt?t~I. No pets. ~ '"''1 YNG f~ .w(J :r~n
3 BR. New home. View! Htd pool. lltil pd. Mature .,.. hi. 644-l!IOO ror ic~ine lnto. Yrty only. $250 mo. 61~201 • • ' waot.J to ttnt honi. in or
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. CE ~~TYfontb -· ,._6 lady cn,y. $115. 5'18-81);i1. ~~rh. ~.:.,. 1 ...... m!.:1from pre. school! Ne x t to shopping and golf -~ -~ Private Pa1jog a.round C.~1'. RH.a. ttnt.
1:,,:;==~~~--·-·~_,._~ * 2 BR DELllXEAPr. ~ -·-· -™ · course, n e • r U.C.I. •nd Newport Beoch. i OPENDAfLYT.S 'II' Hunt ....... llHch S4IO H"'"' Pool Will ace.pt ............ C&JJ
RENTALS ca~ ........ -· ' WALK to .. ., .. 2 BR. F $1 50 Ats o· F d m AMIGOS WAY -.... ..... Aph. Furnished Adults. S155 mo. 642-fa08. Adul~ ~:· No 7 rom per mo. an iego wy. on 2 BR. 2 ba. units, unturn. -Plenty ol lawn GARAGE to ttnt~~ u
~-noral 4000 LARGE t BR. pr, quiet ·• · Culver Drive in Irvine. Phone 833-373 3. Outside living areas and , ON IEACffl 1 or 2 ears Lst wk. July
...,. adult. Re6sonable ·2~89 l Br. condominium-nicely doub.le1:arqes. S751)toS3CXI. • Carport" Storage thru bt wk Sept. Lido Ille
REMARKABLY Ora~ Aft, 548-4.160. furnished. J:nclosed patio. ·. Ow"ed·anct m_ineged by The Irvine Company * ...... 1617 • or vie. Call alt II, 673-Ml!S , y $151), 962-9.:i68. ~ e 2 BR1 1% BA FROM Sl25 HIDDEN VIIJ..AG.fil or '75'-8033 t EXT~ELIEVORDl~•LRILY 1 BR., ·New,'beau:tAdul'~ ~:· SECLUDED-2 8)> t Ba e 2 BR 2 BA FROM $200 GARD.EN APTS QUILT, Sta"" cpl• w/'-~J ";EA~ ~~:°Ms-ms ;w":">v· S.nt• ANI 4620 --.., I Cosf• Mi•• 5100 Crpti, Clrp;, bltnit, 'pnv pa..; e · .t fll ..,2 BA ~0.'! ~ 2500 Sooth SaJla wlstirs untmn. hse ~~
v.1 011 .. r•'G•rden Apts 2 BR. $150. 1 BR $130. Pool 5TAND:A.RD MANOR Costa Mes• 5100 ' N!lW-ATl'RACTIVE' se p. ' ~~~::~::·ms i::.· ~m~=;~z Santa AJll; * 546-1525 I.age. Pt-mi. buia. Ho biers.
Pbfttng iteen. waterfall • Adults~ nRn only. 5U-963J; ~. ctanning newly· dee. hotlses. 2 Br, l Ba. Crpts. Appt. only ™ 4247 rec room-oc;ean ~·~ VILLA MARSEILLIS ~-
!ll'nam. OOWl!!n ewrywbett, 1993 Onireh, Of. ' t; quiet. $135 mo. By the drps, trple. bN.m ctillniS ililaha Wa,,y. patio.-anu>te parkinc. BRAND Nl!W RESPONSIBLE Cpl \\'OU.Iii
C-5 .. Jl(itll. rec. room, billiards, snJDIO, Util pd.~aar· 1!1ar-comtr Stamard ~ 1it(Fad. Irr patio,·~· Alto N;EW COLD l\tedallion 2 Br. 2 Security l\W'da; SPACIOUS like lQ. house sit lor m0.
BBQ'a,' 'Sauna. fum.-unturn.. tied cpl or s~. priv. yd, lien, 1009 "S, Standard. Ml~ dupiex Sli9.50. Ad~ta Oflly, Ba $2oo · l.Be. ·Mgr. 4228 FURN, abo Avail.. I & t M Apt ~~1c,U&· Ref! avaif. M&.-7~~'" ~2 :~~~ $135.642-.1.574,968-2159. 9494·' · ' ·New 1·2,.R, 2 ,B:A., furn no pets. Rell. 23a4 Santa H ilaria \Vay . Ph HUNTINGTON AdultIT~I~ '·
Rd .• ' ... -·. "·-• Har· MERRIMAC wooo.s new or unfurn, air-cond, s(!lf Ana67~ ,...,.f.ve. 548-9472 or ~981_7o:J9. I' "CIFIC • & U 1. ... ROOM. Privalip b a t h • _,., °"" 1 1 2 BR. ir-cond L .. una Beech 4705 clean oveu., . beam ceiling, ,,,...,;QJ A rurn. anwn. Employ~. rtfined lady.
:bor·& Newport .2 Bllc N. 00' uxury .-a . dshwr, priv gar, elevator!!, lilAGNlF'ICENT View. Lat 7ll OCEAN AVE., H.B. DiahWubtt. ~ eoordlllat· Qu.let home. P. O. Box 1761
PALM MESA APTS.
4.25 Afemmac Way. 545-6300 therapy + swim pools. 2 Bedroom Apartment, bltin room1. 2 bdrm duplex un-Cll4.J SJ6..148'1 md a~ ·~·plash:lhq "Ct\t· .... n ... -............ : • .; ~·· -·
See ela!s 5100 . SINGLE ADUL JS! BBQ·~. u.una.S, clubhouse. ~/~n " retrlg. No tum. Adultl. $715. 2011 Of ID am-6 Dail carpet • choice or 2 c:olar 1..,~· ~~----~
--Adult~. From $140. Just cftildl't'n or pets, ·$135. Kinp Rd :H8-88a8 c, open pm Y schemes • 2 b8th.1 • ilaII 44 BR liy Sept l. yearly, ~rt Btach 4200 \,~~A~1:51 =· ~~;;t ~Ul~~r~ ":25 :~1::-~•;J;··R1t;~i. 3 BR. u~&rll. !~\ ~lw \vtu.i!r.~~~ ce. showers . mtnmd 'wanl· ~x~~i ~.ll~ ~~mo. l BR FURN $149.50
Baehelor,& 2 BR av.aU.
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1 BR. Ocean It: bay view, .69& s. Csl Hwy .. Maid, TV,. mimaC'-Way. 545.6300 548-'1729 ·Ev~ 644.(1684 cryts'. drps. 2 Ba. 4:51..C rol:ie 400rs • indirect li:ht-e , •uoLORO.S-e
Upstairs garage apt •. pool~1tepstoi>eaeh.:4»' BAY MEADOW API'S. · • Hilaria W.a:y. NB. 3 BR, t BA Duplex, erpts, int' bf ll:itcben • bttaklut ~
e POOL Bera-een Newport Ii Balbo&. New exeitln& 1 ·BR. S140. QUIE'l' Af?ULT LIVING CONOOMINIU?.'I, 3 a.a. 2"9 drps, bltns, tncd yard. Like bat -huae private fenced FREE RENTAL ~VICE
1 adWt. Reu. to right l BDR.i.~. ~ unturn, :14 blk 2 BR, 1165. Beam eeilings. 1b1& ~~Rsbe ~:~· ba. w/pool priv It tqilc, priv. l'Klme. $200 .. Chldrn or =~ ~'\llldclpin& • Brokrr S3U982 '
party. Must be JN;rma~nt. ll"om 1hop'1 ~ bch. Lndry Wood jia.n'lg, shat crptg, Sl~~· k si.'n> :: 'incl all S285 mo. 61~9183. . pet ok. :I bib from lint&: ed piotNs-,,i.!,j_ Ia.rse hlf&l· 1---------e SAUNA
Box Pl09. O.ily Pilot. facil, Adult.I only, $175 mo. priv. patlo, soRJe w/ frplc1 ulii. 241 Avocado St. e \VESTCLll.F : l. BR, cpl/ Hosp. ssi-4809 or 213: 3101 So. Bristol St. Rooms fer ReM J"5
,;:,Phone;5*-9Mo; MESA, MOTEL $1-4488 -830->i237. . Pool, sand wlloy ball crt. &l&-11979. d'1>. '""'· Adul~ oru,, no .,._9143 (\IMLN '
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· . l BR EXPANDO MOBILE rec bldg. pool tablt1. put-. ts l17S 548-651S --·of So. 0>t :1 Plata) $23 wk, CdM. Room. prvt
RENT FllRNITllR£ ~. LOWWE~Yl.M~ * be.ui turn, carport, porch tq:·green. Adult.s. no peta. VILLA' MESA APTS. pe · mo. · HERITAGE APTS Sant• AM' bath a: entranee, p ref
U Kitchen. TV s., maid ~ice. &: pool. 1 blk to beaeh. ,381 .W, ~· Open Houae 2iR. PQ.v patio. Htd pool. J BR, 2 BA. ba.lcort)'i( pr, $149 !'-ttractive 2 B~ cpl/ . PHONI: 557..a. emplo~ pef'S(ln. No amok-
.. . He•ted ~.9681. $150. Fl'ff util .. 4gg..1639: 12-'l pm dai17. 646-lll13. 2 ear encl'd a:ar. Children erpt, drps. · bltr9, .nr. ~ dl'l', bltm, pool, Kids ok. Jnc, drinkin&:. 1Wem:1ee1 ..
3 •-ms lrom $19 '1 U'fV" Y.'f'lconte, no pets please! hosp. $185 mo. M&--0141. ' Avail now. 11401·A lite:llon Siif -..LKli 2 BR. studio 6'13-5.ttI. • oo;' . S?.f&M-1 B]t. util pd, bar, DELUXE 1 & .2 BR. Bltn j · · · -Ln 8411448 841-0025 ===~~~-....--1 • Molfth ~ month ~Rentals l. BDR?.t rum apt, ~ck Bat ptiv&ft .. 2. min to beach. stovr. & dstMhr, poor, encl $ 65 mo. 719 .\V, \Vil.Min, • • • · · .~t. ,<Triplef a:). Family aiu OOUBLE Rm., kitchen priYs
Wide Selection _ ,. • waterfroot\ Jg cov d sun-· ~ll4i.n¥i' 4!17-lli.1 em · garage : all util pd. }7-om 646-125.l.. E.tst Bluff 5142 OCJ:AN Front-view, 1undkk k lch, w/b mt. crpt!. drps. ++ + In prvt, home. NIP&r UXI~ PURCHA.5E OP110N" 'attk, wmmer ttiiW'dr yr'1 · • · . ·s~ ,i?o:•ctilldl"en •elcome HARBOR GREENS --. -beaeh. ne\\·er 1pac dlx 2 frplc:., encl pr. l or 2 rairview It Balcer. By ~k
ii hr. Delivery . 1.se. AdulD only. llr:>-0253 Sl30 FURi'I. Bae~ .. "·/util. 241 w~ . Wil9on. N 0 '. . PRESTIGE LOCATION Br, bltns. paho. drpe:,'lnary, c~n Ok. (Nr sehll) No or rno. WH!kdays alt 6!f0
rr;tom F'Urlliture Jtental ownerlbl'Oktr. A~WU: only. f alfV!tW & 5 :»S-l<IOO GARDl'l'J &'STUDIO A?TS Eor lease, deluxm 1888 !IQ. tt. nr shops 4: pie r. S17~ pell. ·m S. Center St., pm. ~1061. : '~.WW. '~~:?"Anbm· 54;<81,., .. -OCEAN, FROUtilNT' pd Ba<"'helor, Wil!Ol1 area. ~ ltu. C" •. 19l~S~ l Bfi. llL 5-'. b:a27~ 1:2. 3 ~R'•. ttom clll .. 0. 4 BR, 2~ BA apt. Frplc, Adults. Baby ok. ~ml. S.A.. Nr Warner, ~. t"URN Room wittt bath. ~·
MJl,Jll ......,._.., _ , .c. Ill .. ., w Peterson Wat, · • drapes. crpts, nt bar, prt Iner old •·.J-t >.o ..
)'eftJ' y, • mo. l~ 1 Sa •attn · kitch big 546-0370 L"..•---'-•, d" -· oll idtChen e·-nt• AM 5620 Sant• An• 5620 mo.'.,.,., :::.:=-.--· V<U¥, • • BACJ:f ~ $60 util pa~ Quiet, emply'.d_ ~ Refs S.n 'CletMnte 471~ •r,;frii, ~t!; ........,_ 2 car I,--=--.,.........,.-...,,-,-~ .. •--~
Bal llllaM $70 uW pa~ req, 615-3127. -. _ . . gar. SY.im) ~:'Adults. 2 Br. ~ts., drps, ~ d.Ulwbl', d~ o:ven. Pool. Conv PRlV. tntr ' ba. Nr E.
11th. Laree 'Nlll"drObe. NOii·
1moker $6.) -m 6U-"rtr2o .
QBta ?.tesa $85 util paid BALBOA INN • l · BR. hv rm, kit ,le bath. no j,eti. i&:fll. -Reifd $lT5. ewple only, ehildren ok, 1l6 to abop'c .echls A ncrutiob.
r,G. Sharp 1 BR utll paid On the beach From Sl&5 mo Ocean view. wlk to bch. ~. Monte Vista. ' Oftty $350 n"MJI•
14) t BR util paid ...... $100 Htd Pool Kitchen 615-81-40. 1 ho PP in G I: ! how • 2 )JR f 1., d ,._, LRG l BR. crpts,, drp:., t '35 Amlp Wy, NB $115 ...... utU paid,. tot OK ' . ' tta.'IOnablc rate 492-9996, • un ... · nc\\'y . ec . ...., in, child ok. $135 + dep. 2214, MP\, .aext door l6G ~.Aailos·
STAR.LET J47.oo63 QCJUNFRONT -:z bftn. ,4~89. drps. Encl pe.t!05. Spac. College, Apt-2. &tG--0621. ~t~ by fUrn. upper ~ Ye&rly grnds. Adults only. $140 mo. Wlll.IAM WALTERS CO HOLIDAY pLAil\ ' lnM $715 ~. ~ RINT~LS 2113 'yoonfaht ,. w.y E. 2 fiR apts, bltns, cpts, drps, '
DELUXE, 1pe.cious 1. Bdrrri, e ~ RENTALS e t. ,.... Unfumlsta.d (Harbor. turn W. on ~ibonl Clean. lnqui~ 1sa2 "A" 2 BR 2 ba It powder room,
Furn apt. M: Plus utll, Rent NOW for ~t! , ......... .,.. .5000 DELUXE I.rs 3 Br. 2 Ba, Coriander.•516-Q68, t:rPl. spec cpt. patio, kar ~t•ted ~· Ample park-Ab'-Realty ·~ ' ' hltns., qUlet a~a'. Adults. 1 BR J,f clo1ets, nni ,crpt1, gBl'. 1 tr IN. Avail lmmed.
mg. No ehildren -no pell. ~~ Large 1 BR vaeant S $190 " 2283 Fotdbam Or. pool, util •pd: $140. l3U $245. 6U-iOllO or ~
1963 Pomona, C.M - --· · • ·' ••• "~"' Moo t.tonrovia, ~. . eves. · • 1-=-"""==~=,.· =-.. 'Coton• clef Mar 4251 l BR ulll i-..1d •••••••••• $90[', ;;-;:;::i,'i:·-,=,.,.-.,.-= I==--=-=-.,,,=,..-,=,_ I,==,..-,="""°".,.,---;::;-CHATEAU LAPOl~Ti!'.... -1 BR util pd, 101 OK .... $100 ~10DERN. Clean 2 brm. SPAC 2 Br, l""'Ba Studio. ~: 2 .. BR ~ ~ 1!'_:
l.oftly 2 Br turn.ape. Pool, BACHELOR, c ompletely 21JR utll pd tot OK .... stao el'fts,, *"'• ltnced palio. 2 dlildren OK. No i;>et11. pa •enc car. .m,.-
carport, walk "to shop'J. private. Pttf. tmplo'jed 2BR.w/yard&garage$107 Ataturc a d ull l • S150 s'i.5q.726Joe.MSt.,34$-1584. Wy,Apt$.$300.1175-5033.
( 1 Adults. no pets $150. man. $90 mo. incl utiL Octa.n hl'ffll' 2 BR tol •. $120 ~J02&. * LRG 2 " 3 ~ i BitM: --------
!Ml Pomona, C.M. 67>-2880 . STAR.LET 547-0063 $l7D • . ""'1<, bltM. <pl>: dtpS, •ncl C-• •I Mar S1l0
--------' BACHELOR e Br11h1 I nz..·.; ~er. Triplex. FREE l 'Br., l\oi: Ba, palio. bit-Ins:, pr .. patio. !;M-10.14 • -----
COit• MeH 41i0 Airy, e All util l>d. QulR. lalllllirJ. Gulwtr pd. Child crpts., drpt. •Ask about our 2 A 3 \BR' Crpts d~ Mr. Pi11UI W•tt.r =---~·._,,,.. •~• pet olt._Acti~. Bkr. discount plan,~ Center pool K'Kh~ p40'.$160. '165Am .... W•Y ** WEEKLY-1-11 ~· , ..... bal., Jrpl,_ J -.. ~ .l Jil. "'~ . 1l!!!8°Mapl<. APt l . !;13-2808. N.wport a...io Bach, or cpts, Fun'tilhc I beh. Aw.ti. Aug li, SZlD. 311 NEW J 2, -1 Bednnl. All hrp J BR ci09t to OCC Ii:
compl. Kitch. $3.S ·wlc•P9YI Heliotropt". 6'ia-8561, , bllNI ~t~ctr,. pr. Nr So UC1, $UO.• ., ~ Reb required. 2 BR •pt. ftDCd ~~) ~ D. c.mlno pr. * FURi~ 1 BR. w/tnd ·~l Plaza 5 4 0-191?1 ', **Cati~*• r:.oo:H:
Ss ,·s1r•• ..,.. •. 111Smo.f..,,, 64>-2321 •DELUXE'lAIBRCUdtn I * U -,_ *Cell 11J..UIW * NICE'2 'bdnn with garat:;t • I·' . lo I t BR. Uunf, Nell:t. to gol f'um. l BR.' Apt.. Multi t1Xi mo. l619 Florida, Hun-Apts. Blt·rt!, 'pnv. Pll • coone..·· l 'llO ' mo. STI
only. no peti.,~.18 P!~ fuwton Beach. Call for appl hea_led pool, lrplc. A~u.lts. Joann St. 6Th-2'Jll.
Blvd., C.l\l. ~~ !iQ-9286, l•lbN' ... ~<tr !163-3384 S14l mo. MHl63 \MMAC 2 BR dplx, 'patio,
LG. Fiim. 1 BR 1pt $11). t;;"f; OM m6Nft lldy. · GTK'-.t Adult Living lrpl, gar, A\'9~ '/lS. ~dults
For l or 2 ....._. Clftb', No SUI) month. Ille. ~ P1101. -w.n.-SIOO 2 BR. w~w tpt.,, drps. bll~ only. $1·0. 64S-e&:26
pets. See Mfr, .(J)t f; 2135 673-eM) -. , ........ ,..,.. R/0,t .splr'_atrae,JrplC. 145 ,
Elden C.M. . Rt$.PONSIBL..E Couple lor E; 18th.' ~T~ $190, 1T ~ WONDERFUL the
BF..Atn'JnJU.."' nm.N. DlAL dlrtct '42-S678. ~ larrt 2 BR apt. Newly d~; * 1 fill. lFC: Crt>ts, drps, mant-bays 'tn i.ppllance1
2 BR. Jtoo1 Ad\llt.. no peta !'our ad, then •sit back "1'111 ,. pMloe S-t63. 413 Ford Rd. 't9Y' refrl&; flo pl-, adults. )'OU find In ~ Clldl!led
m:J Mtpl• SL..Apt.A...! u.1..,, to rbe phone DOI' ~----, ~-.!ft!,__ Ads. Check tl~m nW! · ..
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ORANGI COUNTY
'AIR & EXPOSITION
•l the
QRANGI COUNTY
FAIRGROUNDS
July 14. It
Plel!le call fC2.5613, ext. 329
between 9 and I PM to claim
)'OUr ticktta. (Nerth County
toll·~ numbtr 13 Stl).1220)
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per90l1, Newp01'1 area,
• 642-5697 .
•S15 PER Wttk -up
w/kltchen. S3;j, per wff:k-u,p
Apll. MOTEL. ~9755
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4 ltt lit OWnet ~ntqes! l'J>,JOO; $13,000 _,_
Wally McCoy '7$4Us -· .
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*45 pool home, 5 Yl'I old.
\Vant ocean prop er condo
• smlr bin. Value $60,000,
Sat mo Pm. 962-2421,
Ac-121111 Buolno19 Loll 6401 YOIJNG SE1'
iiiiiiii.iiiiiiiijjiiiijiiii ' ~ititl 6300 FRIGHTENED ft m a I e PRE-SCHOOL.
Newberry Sprinf "· s~~ ••••··h •-· 2-ID 7 ·•··-6·.3'>-1,-$ W 01tKING-Partnc-r a;ought .....,r'O\an '"""""'"" ......., .. t. ,.._ .....,.. ~
keeplna-eleric..'al duUH for wht niU. Straytd from ht'r hour, dQ' or week.. Full
to a• sum e b 00 k-tunily of U yra on noisy &: pt/time. 50c per hr.
Sliver V.1lley keep\~erical duties for 4th. Vic Brllhunt A~ 1 chi!d. 7Sc lor 2. SLOO ~Wouldn't ~llkt your exp&ndlrc ICbool music (Npt We.V· HB. CaJJ for 3 tn the Amt family.
OWll hidf!-a-way! publisher. Mo.dtrale Jn-962--5867 aft 5 pm. Reward! Special ~mmer .Proeram * \Vouldn't you I~ your ve-stment.. \Vrit~ Muticdllta DOG-Blonde, fluffy, beige incl, field trlPI awfmmjna
ov.·n lake-! 9th St Coe M tor &-10 year· 'otds. All • Buy 5 ACRES. available :,gJ \V. J ' ta esa fertlale, July 4th. Riverside qualified teachers. 1525 San.
1 b.dl . . th" 92627. County tag. Answers to 1 A A C Af Gf6..92tO " ,au v1110nd-bi c:an Nliwspa-r DeaJership Moppel. f'amlly, pet 1 yrs. "~" .,n,•06. ve, , , , ma e: your ream come ,.... . Pleue tt<Ur:n Strl,)Jlltd from '""""' IJ'\je~!? Whalattyoo~·aitine; For L.A. Herald ~·ne~ 22.1 Jo~ A H nt UCENSED Clilid cltltt, my
tor1 ! in Cos ta Mesa. Be tn bU$1· ' v. u home. Mon lhnl Fri. 2 to
l)) "man-made" lakes ln ~ for yourself. Cash de-Bch. 5.1S48§, 4 yr,:. Fenoed yard 4:
area, fish raising, lillhing, poall req'd. Write ~:ic RP, LOST-Bl.ldt !11~~. ~ playroom. $o. Cout PJua
v.·aier .. i.;i.... awimmitl&" _ 2662 Llncoln, Anaheim. dle mamed ~ *' · 1'11; ..__ _.,.
_...,.., · f p I n!adl return. to Te r r 1, 1 0""='"· =~~"""· ~· --~-elc. -etc. Opeo1n9s or l •Op• Bishop 11122 CrilJtl Ln.. MATIJRE MOf.ber offers
Located 18 l_nilf'• E, of If you want to work P4r1 WH ~ 69T--3'15T Vi . A9th cbUd care, yoo.r home or
Barstow -·4'eeway all the lime o.r twI time. Good ln & N:ptune N.B. 6wd,~ pet. mine. By the hr. day or
way f??m 0...-nat" County, conW! 1n your atta. No -ex. SlOO reward" wk., Planned recreation,
1mog-tre-e, marveifus dry perlrnce ncc:e&S&l'l'. Pbone·1------~--49Ml31
air, tgooc:I '?" those. ainusclll, 833-06.'"11. SIAMESE CMI (cross blue-IRE=L°'l"A°"B'°L'°'f:-,M"°o"'ll>c=.,-:w=i 11
Much 1tctivity ~oing on In 'nlRIVING COFFEE SHOP polnt Ir: Sl!al point) ptale. babysit my home. lnfant LARG~ Mobile in An&helm the area, good ~me to ':w., Well located tn redevelopinc Lost in ~ vie. near Sblin. or toddlc:r Mesa Verde attL
adults. Trade for same in and ~t start on 1 beach area. <>wnen retir· non· Ir: CoUep C.M. a.1~!'1'91.
family parlt or income ntt>Ch you'vr alwa)'I w~nted ing. Mn. Terry 536-1459 Reward! Day 547-9507 ew
homto w/assumable Joan or that fi.shl'nnans' hide-a-' . . 546-31'08. OCCASIONAL batlyl.ittiJW in
.4~ ot 174-1810. way h . . your borne. Ar I er no 0 n s,
cA.LL OWNER 546-5710 Business Wanted 6305 U.OJES Gold watc ll1 TIP. ~irVS or we~k:e11d1 . 170 aCrea. Northern San tl)'ti per chng purse w/ chn&'. &42--0238
Dlf!a'oCounty free&:c:lear, apsnwi..arrer parcels alllOEXP· certified nor1ery Vk: Peek'1 Fam.~ orl"==,,.-=-=---=-;;::
$650 pe:Z, ac:. vili¥.~Tftlde for :1 · ble•, school teacher, takr over Dewberry Inn, Univ Prk, MOTflER Of 2 would ,like
Ntwport property or ·'?! avai 8 · · your school. vacaUon or 6/14: Rew. 6f6...92'76. to care for, pre..IChool cblld
557..sTOO, 499--43'JG. 5 AC, uf)ljeveloped. Lake permanent, 893-591& POODLE. Mini gray, wear-in my home, Nwprt: Hcbts.
Several li t '_Trust ~ at1ures api)rec. Hunt, rlsh. . ill£ Ilea collar &: lken1e 642-9799
lo!alint; $150,000 •• wµ, ex Te.ke OVtt lo dn SM ~· Investment No. 0702 vie: Npf Bch &: BABYSl'M'lNG;. dayl', nites
r.hance for Newport prop,; 197~?8. 0 rtunitfes 6310 C.flf. Rewanf54S-6995. &: weekcixl1. Nr. Bristol A
erty or !? '! 1 GET AHEAD • invest boom-•• PfK! -~ l\115.SING From Collegr Parlt Pa u I 1.r I n o . C.J.t. Ph.
567-9700 or 49M206 in:: Antelope Valley $3900 or *Investor Wanted: Pat. area--2~· high. 3S lbs. btk, MG-4403 or 546-7587
3 Bedroom home, F.aatlide Jtidaecrest $1995. Small dn, BSQ ieftn, Secured by brn A wht. female doe. MOl'HER. o1 J w a n 11
Costa Mesa. Xlnt cond, • Tabor, Act 642-5686 64&.£&2 ordm. {21!) ~-=~· 642-70,121, or be.llyslttin&, her ~. ,..
$23,9;;o. Conakler clftr aulo, Harbor Shop Ctr. 6t&--1831
boat or travel trlt-. CallR. •c;"°"'---P-r~o,_po_rfY_. '2GS Mo .. Lotft .. · U2o WHITE female. w b Ip pet, BABYSIT my bcltn-e, tchl
54&3124 South Cout Rltrs. -~ MY looks like laiall Greybound.. age wkdt.ya fenct'd yd.Ahot
AMPHIBIOUS CAR A·l
cond. Fun, filhina or •how-
lqg prop. 26 M.P.G, Slbl
va!U4'l for rec. prop or ,T 64--.-·
• LAKE ARROWHEA~ 1 JD L Vic IJ&lboa Jllvd 6 20th lundh CM ~rea 642-T65S $4500 moves you into beaut.. st oan St. 54l)..8308 after 3PM. I • • •
4 BR, 3 BA tri-lP.Yel home Hl!-artbroftn! BABYSlTI'ING -my home,
w/ all modern con-ar. INTEREST LOST J 1 4 br Ir: ht pre-schooler. N~ar Bay
vtmlences incl $5000 worth 2 d JD L u Y • 11 w View &: Orcb&rd. 54.9--0898 ol new f~rn &.' drll' Also n oa n 12 yr. old Beegll" w/growth RELIABLE P.lother, my
* tW!whr, displ.-bltn v~um, on neck. Vic. C.M. l{igh. home, on beach & park. * * * * AM-Jo'M Inter-com in ea. Temu hued on ~it)'. ~-Da¥s, ewa, 67~15. l!l!lll!!!!ilil!l!!!•••l!!!!"l!!!!!i!!!'l•!!l!il rm. $39,000. CeJ.l ~IN? 642-2171 545-0611 WHITE Long haired kitten, 'BA=e"v~srrr="EJ!..=-,...-~.-o .. m-.' L ISTATE f<EAL ESTATE or 54&-6703 «Yet. Serving Harbor artt n yn, am! blk spot on head, vk
r•I General S.1ttler Mortt• .. c,.: !Who& Blvd • 7th, NB. hu car Can 6?3-5089 ~-336 E. 17th Street 6'D-8642. -P._rty -Office Rlnlol 60711 R.E. Excha-'230 _ _:.:;_c..;:...._:_ __ I ='=~--.,....-~-, BABYSlmNG "Tho Allor __ _ MEN'S ~ watch, black 5 Set'' wknds too. %11
i ;lo: NEW 6 UNIT * 0-elux-e I-Rm. office 9UAUTY ANdNNOOUTNICCEEMS ENTS a 111 rat or • t ta P. vie. Walnut, C.M. 64J.6285 l.ilallder. NewoceM•H,8. Nr. Orange C.OUnty Airport an Goldenrod~ QIM. Reward LDVING care )'OU? cbUdttn
Ali&. new I uni! l 4' unit. Ir: Jrvine Jnda1trlal 26 UNITS, pool, prime lot.a· Found (P:l"ff Ad's) 6400 "S"T:h'>,_7,,.81,.,·,,_=,-=,,.,,·= my home. H.B. By hr-day-1(1-3951. Complex, Carpet, drapes, tlon, f'xchange for water· TOY Poodle, .fem. dark grey wk, 96M746
:I BO lttlitr b Tuatin. low· mu1ic, alr-condilionlnr ~ front. duplex • triplex. Real. Nancy Dawson w/Ute ftvet ~· .l face =='======== * i.ctor. Weil land9cl,ped janitDcial ltt'rice. $125 Mo. for 6(2..435,3, 42SY, Heliotrope Blue eoHar w/stones, pink BNt Malnt ... nce 6555 ~·-· OWntt 547""'871. BOB PE'l'TJT, Retll« Coron.1 del M.1r, Calif. ribbon. NB Utt. &42--0615. ~ e 833-0UII e REWARD for Germal'I WANT YOUR IRONING
DONE'!' 11 .. ._. p._rty -DESK SPACE BuslnoH You .... '"" win"'' or Shophml, ma!•, lie No. F Opportunities 6JOO 2 UckctJ tCI tbe 14559. Needs a shot! Vic. ""' 008-ll33 fCft sale by owner, 7-unit )05 No. El C•mino Re.11 \V. wu90n, C.M. S48--00Ci6 1~ MEDICAL DEN-S•n Clem•nte Allillate ORANGE COUNTY VERY sad children Jong for QUALITY Refinishil'I&'. paint, ~. ~~i te~::,~ 492-4420 FAIR & EXPOSITION tht>ir 2 600ggy tetTier J>Ui>-va.miah, & aerui marine
,c«widrrbome or! lntradt.. NJ;~~Rk!:~ h~I~~ MAKE M°"EY ORANG8~ 1~0UNTY :.O~~to!:i~r!a~497~l~lrl=m=•='"="="'=""'=·=543-==7969=·='" ~ ~He~4~ve~ prlv. bl. .2400 w. Cout SmmED 1NACTrV'i:' $27".iO FAIRGROUNDS Bl.K Lab, f~m. "Saki Jo." Brick, M•sonry,
• or Zl.3: ~mo days Hwy, CASH or $850 dn &. ~ • July 14 • 19 sUvP.r chain &: nea ooll«r. etc 6560
4 ·.Jol,1 50 JC 200 with 2 $!~-1:1-~~~=1; credi1. Nell. up _10 $375 Please '-,.11 &tz.;i6T8 ext 329 ~1919. ' ., · '
hl:RIM on rear, near ..._ ... _ moat~ ,Options to~ bet~n!addl PM toc"wm DOG· ~ toy DaChahund.,
I lTUl. Owner. 6tl 45&3, eluded. M-8727. invqtment I: ea1;nUJSS. your tick~ts. INIR'th County lem~r. Talbert Av ~area
7413 OioTICE SUITE: 2 roomg loll-~ number ts ~1220) Hunt Bch. 847-IZ!l.
BUii.Ai. ~. pair
Brick, bkldi:,-concrete,
carpentry, no job top amall.
l.ic. Contr 962-6345
• pvt. '-'·• 3'0 ,., II. 11"' $100 CASH REWARO
luolnaoo Rental -mo. 54S-<im 1======== YOUNG Mal•, black BLACK Labrador Jemale I WUi be peid to anyone that Jong~Jred dog w/tome "Saki-Jo" Bu1ln11s Services 6.562
COMPL Fum Real EltatA! lndustrlal car: punch a ho.I~ tn lhis while, Jo'ound in vie. of Call 54Pr7919 f''ULL Olup Bookkeeper •
Aimee. Well e1tab. 100?'. loc. Property 6Q10 program, Le~ t>_ac:k man-Trvlne-Ii Pal.isades 548-~. RE\VARD Info or return needs p/tin-.e work. ¥5nsy. ,s11~.,."". ;,.':"',,.,"lf I---'--·'-------qement. ~· J~te~ )'OUr KEYS Found on beach vie. e:ray &: whltf' fem cat, Ilea 96&-2078
UUL """ naJ" • NEW Bldg.,11,IXD IMf ft for mo11 ri11d tnvewaaoon. ln-I~land " BllbOa. Inquire coll 4!K-2856 1---------.JJ'h . area. Write Box M aalt-or lee.11e, FN" detail!! formation fW'11iahed at per-at Jront COWl\81', I>&Jzy '11. • ' TIME FOR
""'1 Dally Pilot. llania ll1'8lt!J *'"" lot<"'I"' only, Wo PUol, 2211 &!boa. N.B. U>Sr-~u.h Pug, ......,..
... .,APT~fromharbor. l ~'(e.notimetopacily!ele-FOUNO 2Pu . 1maJe to Sebtitlan. Reward, 9UICK ·CASH
-· . ·--~~· curiollt,y , ..-ellkti. : ppies, -6U--8l92 or 893--2-443. · Del Prado. Ottiol OI' ~ • ... 11: ......,, 10 & L-femaJ41; -approx. 6-8 -=~~~---~.
lft •pece um aq, ft. $190 ==========-e~ TI.4: -oW'U ... wo: bkt. Vic. Yel:lowatooe LADIES Elgin w , , 0 Id •
, i.e. 4~1672. Box 27, Comrnerc .. 1 aJ •m -6 pm dailf. . . Dr., Costa Mesa. M0-1943. =AR~ S:~St, CM . THROUGH A
Pl. · lno"'hl,. GRAY Mel< poodle mix rod ' . DAILY PILOT
I Ne-&.ch l9'7o Re.tum + Spendable in-SUNRISE -'ler. rou--' ....... irlity 0, .. ________ _ ·~· comeon".:_•-'Meu.Centtt. FURN MFG INC .. ,,. ,,... ...... ,. ~, .q. tt. store space 333T $38,000 &::tor into. or • • • 0re.ngt" C»unty A i r port. Personals 6405 WANT ADS 'Nfwport. Blvd. a.cress from 557-1055. --------t~,_..Hall. Mr. Erv i n brochure of' Ora¥ COl,st $10t000 Investment . . *FULLY UCENSED *
17$.:....,.. R.E. investtnents caU Socur·• by Inventory FOUN~Ultra loVLng. tail Renowned Hindu Spiritualiat '~========•, JI ·• Jc' ~ -m'mer -wagg l~. black, long hak'ed, • 11 ~E··OffiCii ··~··i;10M· ce~o~ i!;~A~pe,:~ . ... .. .. ... gold.e)'edc:at. JCIUi'ltspW', i!!v~fon ·all ~t~.
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Newport BJvd. NB. 5 Skfts, $110.Crx>. 686-8 W. •Factory tnin'e; progra1n LARGE Black I: brown male ~1eek. 9AM.-9PM 312 N. El f7}-MDl5 19th st. Bethel Towers car-doe: found vie:, Collt'ge Pk. Camino Real. San SM~ .ten Coroot. del nt'r. 543-1768 Agt. 4 Orange County fi4l-t525. Cle.mente, 492-9136, 492-0076
,.tr, rent or lse. Mr. INDUSTRIAL Bide. IOC' Ille. loc•tlons now avi1ilable. FRIGHTENED Female Peke * Alone'. 'Hardacre. 673-7619 or 4800 aq. fL 847 w. 16th found July 5. Bron21t color,
5.Q..978'1' N.B. fin Rear) 673-2557, Ask for Mr Robert Shorl"!I. friendly. Call 548-6584. , '"""~ _
213· 921-6796 114· ~9160 FOUND • Ladles walch Ye!'l, It I yo\11' fault. fur ~ ~A ?.teu; 600 aq. ft. Lots •100 . ' . Lido Isle, Identify, ' corded m~ that wtU
Gmoe, GOO 9Q:. fL store, 800 60/40 DRY CLEANING & 673-~ chalq;te )'(lur hie call, •
9': ft. shop. * Owner 0C N I==-,--~-·~-=--""° 547-6667 Mfo2UJ Magnificent EA COIN-OP LAUNDRY, You BIKJ:: In vir. of Balboa ~4 Hr Recom· VIEW Lenci can't afford not to invest!-ThN.tre, afttt 6: · mg
OHie. ll..t•I 6070 l02'xl2>' 1...quna Beach w/ gate this! WUh owna opera.. 673-3383 * MAUREEN *
streel lmpro~menll under tion, this PJ,(Q) tn""1tment * ROBINSON * :OESK SPACE way. AdJ. 25' loll M!llina c11n only make money, SMAU. Fe.male brown llhag· * HAMILTON * • I d above $8,000, Alking $25,000. money, money. IY dOfir, "~;7 . .8· BEST WISH ES on your '17875 Be•ch B v • '"bmlt dn pymt. , Illa'. MRS. DEXTER 40th BIRTHDAY "H • Be h 497-1210, 491-1021 eve1. WATCI{ -H.B. area. Ple.aae ===~-----, unt1n9ton ac Identify. TO SHELL
: 60-4321, E1ct m • $5,500 • !168.644!', t.'73-rmT augu1t Gt.h View. LeveJ Jots ~ !;Z ~rml'l Realty Company 11ure 111 a nice day .••
I :OESK SPACFI Pl.ACE REALTY 494-911>1 475.3210 GREY -& Whll• "" poodl•, Or""""' 1 • 2969 So, Coast Hiway , r.ear 21st SI. & Santa Ana LOVE, TOUCHE'
222 Forest Avenu9 .EMERALD Bay, View· Joi· ~ HM. wk &: $500. $546.40 _A_,._., CM.~ f've.. NO \Voman'11 skin nH!'d -ever
' Laguna 8each Dana Pl. Hwy busine•.' mo. women ok. \\'rite. Daily ~'OUND -11maU boy'• btke k>ok .o. For information
Of.M:i6 Owoer. MS..atO PUot Box M-1003 ln So~th Corona dd ?.1ar. phonr ~1330. ~ ttme wtUte Elephants MESA Verde Golf Coww lot e'illAR around food ,;taod, • Identify, 6T:H893 COU.reI'lON of FI n e
ln'P cub tbra. a Dll.ily PUot i16,5CIO. betCh area. N.B. FOUND. ll'i8h Sett«" Call Jf'"-'elry for Wt'. c..11 tor ~-HM ..sll 9G-l663 Rlue call 673--2910 540-1542 to identify, appointment Gr.;..-0185 j~~;;;;:;i;;,;:=;===;J..;:==~""====='-"="'=:;,;;;,::"'=:i;:;:;;;;"'=:= FOUND L:°"w plate on ·f.6 Chev. sta. Wag .• needs
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M11r1gold Cd!o.1. driver to Pbiladl!lphia or
GlJ.7313. East, July 549-021$.
COLD Bracelet youth center AL COllOUCS Anonymou!
tennis courts Cdt.f. Phone Ml-7217 or write to
673.1071 P.O. Box 1233 0.ta Meu..
MAU: Irish Settl"r vie. ~l--------hrny Parle V\llqt', Dana
Point .t96-2712/49&U72. Announcements 641D
t'OUNO Fem. JriAh Setter. NE\V Chlropnctic hours 10-I
540-19li p.m. Dr. Don A. Jo'ield, D.C,
1-'0UND _ r.taM>n 'a tOOls. Call 4~5 E. 17th St. C~I. 642~8.
10 ldentil;y.
642-ps.1 Auto
,roUND Pearl bracelet near Trense!rtetion 6445
N.PB. and 32nd SI. Jo"rre tn"'pottat\On dally to
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Bh.1epoln1 Slamev-. l.o\"es _Llll_o!__Not_ ice_• 64SD prople. Cd~I ~---1-========; II \VIL!.. nol be m:pons1ible Lott 6401 .for all)'. debts othM' than
---------my own. Noel E. Welton
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tmftllt REPADt.s. No,,. Gardner. Comple .. ~" .bk·-"'"""'--··-•-• ESCAOW GENl:IW. -!c<:;. HATIOHALL:f ..._ loral 'doot. ~ 21 PC. u-1~
Too-.c.MMlllP1' -.......... -. •M'l-4145 • _,,,..,_._, OfFICU. Pl.Cdll.partlilmElop'd. --,._ -"-· - --· SROOMOROUP ... 6 et~er CIUllnlG. JAPANESE Gard~alna lr1dlnlle_,.t1 .. i..' a..m.POBoa:lODI modm. lllodtl ... pMI. """"4.117..t:ml:wr'Sl TRDMMODEL.HOMES
seaa, Mm --" s.mc.. Nat-.~ f'llllMinl, Pefdl. --Cllodr tllo TV -Peoi-GIRL ---0.--: ---· ~ ... --al llMm. B. 0. ,.i, malol. --lllpolr .. llll. ,.. -111111 M ,.. 0.0. ..,:::W.. ., aar ., bolp Lido !ale -.... s.~ -q. IJJ.3JJ. l~R ' CINTIR ..aJr i aod tabloa A "*'-. --Mt ,_.... u 1"ttt7 u omce tor ,.... wUb Mmnn" te~ of ~wt PbOto1: to: John I ~1 q , ......: 21am:p1. ~;-
QUALITY Woodcraft. am! -11 Sorv.... Ma 'tPATtU ~G -ol--. ..a-. -·-.-.'I .,..,_ :t.U. Dutloa II> A Rlllb II-1704 ' ' l ' -~ ..,,., "°""'· A """°"""· ~ ':::'" qLll', CASTING CO. ~ :-'· ....._ J elude dli .... ., aoil l>om -Dr.. La1au rr. CF• Nlliio>a ..,i.p 11 • 1 n.. -"°" A quote AP"t CLEANING • ~ ta -.+c ll'a -1or '"'"' I ....., 111111 loan ..._ --A -CA 1m1 *lllw,loo(J '. ... $411 ....... _, I 4,
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-,.,"""=';-.-"==.,....I°"'"" • UpllOlo...,. • W1I!-~ ~ .•. l'OR OH CAIO:RA. _ _:_ -· -~ • ---· c.M. Pilot . ..... . WELK'$ WAJllHOUSI I A·lSa..ujobJIP'dlllot. --.-c.z..-·• AUDtnON• ~----• IWRsnLISl'A ~· -w Call Gar1!on, Pl.UllBING REPAIR ~ lor -(n4J MANICURIST NEEDED Nllniq; ' """'"' -' 4lh SI., Santa Ana :_ l No Job 1Do R1W1 n;t«> mm 1C-C71J. · lllN. C.llf. HllftM "co.!xln•t benetltl.,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;,I
840<545 Houlrn, 6730 e la-31» e 10 All ., 1 Pll * ,MMIU * 12 PM ., I All" oOllt ,.., -· CJYElt STOCKID
GEii. Repalr. add. ceb. HAULING • 1ara1• BABYSITl'l:R, Raltable, -61.ENDALE-8:;" YOUR APPLY la-: ·-· Clorlt .... $411 MUST SILL • Formica. parwt!'rw marl.ii.. cleampL By colte1e Rem·~1H111 a deprndef.le ...u. 3:10 5 ~ S8AND HUNTINGTON 111.ACH Nxw. tnl ...... fib AIR. Twtns "9115. l'uDI S!ll!le'i ~' Dlclr. .,,.__:_ _,. 50-DIL Ollloa, R.,..ir -..,.,,_k. s -., .. FEDERAL SAYINGS : .. ":.::. U:,:.'i!: CONVALISCINT A1P • _.. -saS.95, 1<1ap S!D:95;
(_, ( -t -l!lql. • Alaly, IW. :i..UO!. ,.... -.......... and HOSPITAL · TwU! Siae-Sf.95.
' , one ... , HAULING $10 A toAD ~.!AY. ~ home BAIUIAD;>-.Youzw • at. JIU NEWPOit'r BLVD, rel&tiw. .; Studio Glrt'1 11792 Delaware, H.B. !!Qf,Nw•pat cemer Or., NB Tl'Undle Stts •. 95. s.~
CONCRETE. All tnff. ~ ~ .llP• Tree krv. ~ ·~~ ~·= tr.dive. Tbe SUitlJ...... COSTA MESA. bemat. Good Howkieeplnc Ofc. Supenlas~ SUMit. .. Br Appl. ...... erSoluit79.95AU•, Stmlo •
est Sa~,~. llwl.' 1 ~ &•WC, 5a-IOG ·~ Btacb. 58).81IL EXECUTIVE Secntaey tr .,.owd WIG~ WIGLETS, °h'ainfe tD •: TRAVEL. Sl:RVICJ: ltM6oD s.Jeenen. OJucbm ··~ Corner ,,~
ir'g l'•~BIC.' Stnice TRASH .......... dl!IJMlp. , . BA RM.AID. Elqiftiaooed, J'ublon Wind Stoct FAU.S A cocntticl! Exceptioml w oppor. Mtduk:. IJl!llt mechenkti Grou111 SIM.!l5.
a quaD~. MS-al Bob. Mta...&m. S10 a 1o94; GIN L nmoclelllw A DJllnt. !Appt)o ill penon, v.-BIUlwt+. Good atl I I• Too proClta. No territory w/ou~ nat'l co. WW work. tfnlfonDI A · tooll SIESTA S.LEIP ": * CONCltf;T'E Work. ntimale,548-5031 ' Ne, Jmb;,.•tDo small. Room,SISW.191b.Cll. rtq'dh'flllt'J**lottlce. reetrictioal.Altolel.lwbeft trainatdtotn.VlllU.S,Dt. ~Sal a_ Comm. SHOP ~ Pala I dmrt)'w. l.Jc,d/lmQnc\. to-6111. CAn:I'EIUA WOftKEltS , .. MC. Yo'& work. rt time or~ penw pUcl, Tap bemfttm + Mast' M °"'' 31 yn; mar-1911 Harbor Blvd.. CK ::
etc.' ~. C•.pient. ~ nBERGIMS abowiers I: Uhiv. o1 ~ bYine mw iD-E>q111119iid ......_ Sidi line OK.. Ph Jl'CICt lbllial'. Ra1ae la S lied A .,.....N-. An: '62'1&0 '• ~ ...... 540..Q80l after 5 PM C'"' G3M8l5 Mk for 'tavitwiac' b' followtn1 .:. 1rM snJD~IR~ mo's. CIU. Ilia& Vena ZilO Nfwport.. CM. No. 3ClS5 C. HWJ, Dana Pt. . ":
CUSl"Oll O»ICBETE · ,·. poaltlool. Calo-..., POLICE OUlCEICS llOU.YWOOD Dept NC-IT !IO'l-Cll2,."-1 .._ Ptt. PllONEGW.S. ...,.. "
PAnouilUVFA-ETC. MOVING, -,........, -: cook. -..... -..,. "41. .... 21.!S lltll. Hut ' St. Ho' ""l"tl .._,, DI W, Wu. SERVJCE -A-Open Dab 100' '•:
FM,._...,, m-M16. :r!tee:::.=~· Reeflnt ffM h~~ Jn.$'t''tr>rl'',..,.'1a. Holl,ywoo4. ea. sieo5. ~ nea',Suia.211.SantaAna. .. atiemtve lo.cal u-Mon .. Ant.:lo.t :~
DECORATIVE ootiCRETE . , Cleanu ROOJ'11titP*t ot aa typee DK 1111')'1 By ICIP>intmtnt .-. ... UDIS!'8di4. R.S. fuU tnlo A he~ OmCE llllp-.l>ut Ttme. pemru.~abift'I'W SALE FRJ.SAT.SUN •'
DRIVES-WALKS-PATIO y::-0 /~.I .....:: 1Tyn._-.ldoD11ori ooly,m.am,' pod.J'l/ebyJl!lrUlll.La. by ..n. Ho..,. will cell M..t tn>o, "!"Ocl not"°"' ttme I<~ ball owr Ware-ftlllG(fllm. ,l
CAIL DON, 64J..8514 : beckboe, ~45. worlc. 5M-858D. a.EANING Jed)' , fr:1t' ~ 11111& Pdlet ~ -.uM. on. you. All replln: co~ ~. flCCUl'llC1 • ~ to.; hi Station. 19th a. Solu a chairs rw Bednn ·,:
MORE ~ tlo for -· -bome, 1 daf n _mimmum. Mr. St;t .... ~ -. Ph. ....... ..,._, ....._ C.ll, 518--6221 .. ,. ,.... cboico 119. Kl ;l ... ,,;,,,;.,.,..,,:...c'_· HOUMCle&nl z, 673' Sew.... .... -UIO ... ...,_ '63tlWM HOMEWORKERS «·-p rts M SERVICI: -Attndnl, Bednn ...... -..........
Lic,.callMaratll4-0687.. . np QUALITY -" .. -~-'CO.U:fAL AGENCY ' C .... Mooe ....,_» ...-. Rulh a · an ••l!'r~d·1.SomePll ~ $129,,.... choice. Guann. -. ' *HOUSEtLEANINO ,~ -·~· 'A......., al ' -· sell add. tnY., "'P-r • . ·~~ • Ind ,. ..... , .-. wub! •
CEMENTWORK,nojobtoo M.n&WHe.!Ut& W'&IMed. DrtamU1.QI .. SnelllncASDelliac ·lna. Y•ar.tbewimlfttl Kmaick. P .O. Box 1350, • VAJ.LEY T~XACO, en,dr)'ers.$49. • r>i =IL'=:~ Efficient. alteratiom. Key 81,y, 1783 n.. w.rw·. L•rlnt J ticke• to tb9 Ganim Glow. CL n&t:>. Far comdaf work. Mall: Mw Blwlltmnt a c:.rfteld. $pedal Price Oil Romd.da! ~ . C•ll~IM OnnraAw,.c.M.~l292 p ............ I HOUSEKEEPER.Full ____ .. __ v ... -A-~ ... .....,, ___ ;,
c:..tractwa "20 11esa-Oe.n1rc ~ Tiie, Ceremlc "74 •mpleyment Service OllANGI COUNTY ctmp. Woridac mother. ll to parta JDWIV. 5 Dlfl. time, rxp'd cmi,y, See Jerry, will 1eparate. Tmm. · _,
1.::===-'-' .:.' ...::::: Cupe" windows !loon ... 2191) -Bl Cll -PAIR a IXl'OllTION ..,,, old .... 5 -car a-........ -· ---rul. REl'll<lmlSION ~ 'i
ADDmOH•AndAI ............. .: Commci 548-4tu ' C'ER.l1l1c nLE m. -Bled'.••Adama ..... ,.. .•. PIO .... -Harboir V'W SllAllPOO Girt. c.u"' "'E.•o.sc.--·; ht. -Comm. contractor ST ALL AT l 0 N And COLLECTOR Small dabna.. ORA.NOi COUNTY ..-. « wad.. -• . • ._ '1'5-8ml, or apply in OPEN 9-8 PM SUN lG-5 • l
llct.med. llorlMd A~ TROJAN MAINT. CO. repr&cemeat . l'r•e M\< be abko to type, Call FAIRGROUNDS -HSKP1tS !'.mtbf PQI tee 19111 Bl!AOI· BL., IC-M.15 ,........ m-A Karine Aw., MASTER Bedroom let -~l
me estimates, (ftnanc:ins) Compl bou8ec&eanlJw. ok. I: n~tesr le. lelection ol Mr. Youna: at CoBediDn Jvty 14. 11 GMwe Alen ·BJIDI Jpn-HUNTINGTON BEACH ~ lslad. Frt:ncb Provincial -m9de ··,
531-mO -..... Bonded. C:ZU) m.sm. wall'!'<· •• .....-......., ...... of w..-°"""" "' -" ,11111. &A. Part_ IOftdi _ SHIPfl~G a.ERK-Exp .. °"""'.......... ..... '1 •THE REMODELERS* Janitori•I Service A MeXb.n tile. Also vbQ'I O:iul;y, IU-7980 Plea. call~ at. 329 5CW9L \. • ltlldlo :recemr rwpair. preferr-ed. Marine -COft!i1tinc ot triple
Free esta. 100% flna.nclrc Res. A Commc'l. 6G-682t Mbntos imtalla~· Call CXXXTAD.. WAJ'J'RESSES betwentandlPAi:todabn If OUS~ wrtte pllftcltlnnl ii: !lrtJ, Houd'w••o. o.11. Meaa1 ctttwr, cheat m cbnt; • ..
Kitchtnsprqe•-r EXPERmfCED MAID. ~1617• ~ oab'. Nlabt ~:U·.:n.~~ w •. Jtw a · Ma tar• PIY~• 9l'Dll ~a&n to~ tinpttebndboud lftl -! ~'~~t•J!.:=1 ~ Withowntrcs. •Veme,Tbe'nlf:Man* wort. &n Brown's DID Pwwwd.Pb: ..... 14ulUtoneJ:lee1ron\cs ~~~wp:J't nieht,~-i.:-b::
,.._...,,-M1·9357 CUsl'NOl'k.lmtalllftllllh'a. Remautant. Apply in FACTO'ftY':MU, all lhtltt. ~I: 3345NnportMvd. price'1'hen~t
""' JiSE·s CLEAN SERV. : Job mo ":.!,. ...... ,... -. ... ..;.. 3110lo..t rood .....,,., -...... -....e. ..... "': H.....,.. -cai. -snwGtrr Sliicb _., ... , :.~ • ,..,. • -·· 1
Additions* Remodelinc Wedo£ve;rytbirls.R81; ·~l/M5420Bftllair. Hwy,So.Uiguna. 32912 Can. Ptrltcm_ Su Sa.W)'ft'llolne'.MM'716 *PBX Ot•rator•EX· button lxlm button DJICb.. -) ~H.Gerwick,~2179 Comm.Fieelllt.$49.3l26. -coMPAN10N111klqlr,ttve ~~-HOUSEKe:EPER tor s ptrlenol4 ~ 1er. !:.~·=~scl•ILLETI ·: * BAY I< Beaob .Janl...W T~I tfT7 m, Roi's ""'d. ...,.._alt FAT & UGLY777 _.., PIO mo :+ ,,. A vlco. -' c.,,;. ltd, Lquna 0< cell ,.....-
( .-Cl I 6625 Carpets windows, !loon. ~ Mn . ..-. u . ~ ' boanL -heir ~ PAK'r nil!: .,, WI. ANSWERS . ! •· ,..... Nn "I etC. ~A Commc'l-..l«ll TOPSOD... NHropn fortified * DE:NTAI.. A.SSmrANT * : .;::.•we cu 5tMll5 aft 5. * MASSEUSE * . Marine , l
1-""71 Q ' · Xln't lh•i<leanlnt redwood ...... 137•7000 " """" desk °""'· Good >n. CALll'. CASTING CO. HOUSEKEEPER U_..,.y I'll: :i..2211 Ext 111) ~ ..... ~=-Exp, ""'°"' -Gt ... --..., j ~ ~ &16-0MS 495-4632. le.I open. Dental ':'i-:; :r. c:ontlnuin& Its llarcb tn w~ 2:3M:OO. 2 tcbool. R!:CEPT • ...cuMtr • 'l'yplat. nee ltd)' Seed ~ Inland -ASPIRIN t ~ ~ ' T,..S.rvlce ,. :e~~ OnllpCo.tora~ol apcbldrnSO..llMaft.l:OO pt.' time. Att rect . .,... to P.O. Boxt782Newport Owrhtatd: "He's"•bW-:,.
CARPET lni.rler l>Kwatlnt6n7 .· . .....,1nr,....1amaa...._ JR. GIRL PRIDAY _.,._.., ad. t<\etlb<>ne -0.9:1863. · headodbecan't .. tASPllllN ,
STIAM CLEANED *LEI' me he! .......... with BOB'S TREE SURGERY DENT~ Chair tioa ':, del.q:, 'JV eomml'1. A: inll Experience Not Nect1M17 wke, w/ co. beodlta. Telephone Solid.ten. big ~ Jor bJa ~: REASONABLE RATl!S ' ,_ lo back off-.the ...,,. :::'n1. ~ Olmo. Groat ..,., pt. tlmo. Excellent _.,it;y IDr un. IC-86ll Cb<rily appeal. Paid -.i.. acbH." _ :
Also carpet lnatal.latiob a room or houletull • .Aak Fine Quality T!ft Service. . We an clitnt pak1. no lee. encumbered, attracttw, out. RECEPTIOHIST I: lmtruo-Apply: 325 N. Bnied.'f.JY, BEDS: Near m QuMo ;
"'"5971 about our fret drapery plan. * 5t0-3791 * DENTAL Al8t.. Ii Sect>', Not a ICbool. pU1c pt • ace %1 to 30 • tor tor Beau~ Sehl Aptly: Rm. 410, S.A. orttxipedic + pi l(ll'led; , I
OWNERS SPECIAL 644--0696 DON'S· TREE SERVICE AD Exp., HB. 645-2'121 or ,RIE to lam comtructkln busl.. Glnrd'i &e.utt ColWp, Tll.EPHONE OPERATOR Dbl w/boolclb!lt bwlboull. l
500 aq. tt. $21. Dlamoftd Ironing 6755 tYpes Use i&: Irw FrN 962-2436 TV SClllllN Tl:ST -. H1ndnne one cir! of.. 1886 Newpirt BlYd., C.ll. 1--11 pm Sat a Sun Felted same \&We w/4 .. :
Carpet Oeanera. 181 Jllt Esttm'atn. 6Q...56M. • DENTAL RECEPT. EX· PH; {714) m.aa ~ in 0nnce ~· Airport .....al!. 22I l'ONlt., Lq\m& Be.ch bi-back pilloftd cb.'t. Mat· ~ :
St, Costa Mesa. 645-UlT. * IRONING * TREES L .~... .. ... ,_,. PER. MA'NRE. 10 AM to • PM dlltrict Good atutinl alary RN ... lCU, all llblftl. Xlnt ---tttu.. 2 n...-Anne ... ~ : My Home $1 Hr • Mini : ..--... Call 5'8-llH J'emale witb k>tl ot. ~ benefits worklac COlld'a A bemflta. ~-~.. .,. REMA.RC Setvices. 3 rooms Pick Up Ir ~v. 56-1'64:1 shaped, mnoft er ftpl&Dt. De stare -avail&Me to rlcbt (h1. ~ OlDtlict Dlndlr of NUJtS. e Mtwpert, ~ Neu ma &Qkl. GE . ·\ ~ c!:'ox.~~ ~ -?l(y home 25 yrs loc. 131-2521 aft 6. PL Scllool ~ curacy and neatnna ab. ING, C.M. MtmorW Holp, • SchMI et a.,.1n111 e ftfric, w/tnner. ~ ~ -·~ ~ M~ __ '_ TREES, --. .. ~ J. w llO ......... N $504 .. NOS ,.. -~ llllST. Typq .. • -* F--~-_, • .: ST.._AN°""?,.,:i-.~ l ··-~-~· ..... ...... .. -....... ,. .. -__ ,., _____ ..,...,.. -·, ~~;.t""~ ,..._FWl.Ytm....-. N•wport•1u ..,.,,_so..,.,, :.,w~-~ •-Bi-at :;-.,'" ......... "':~':=.:..:::t .. -::
floon 6665 Janti.NI 6790 Uphol ... ry .,,. Hos imme<liot. SecNtwy II "" ........_ -to m fl .... l '"" "" "· "" -·• :·i
WORKERS Available: ""1 FABRIC SALE f504 19 NOS ,.. -Jean> and attitude ..... Im. ~:J WflC ~ ll3 Dover Dr,, H.B. e ~· ~ Cornwail Lo, H.B. Id d of --i. • opening for an portant Thia Job bu un. ............,.. c.ARPET VINYL ~ UC COHTR. . FREE EST. * 51>-'1262 *
n wv•-. anytime, 2500 Blue Oiip 1tamp1 Requlnmenta: Shorthal'ld.IO llmUltdfllturefol'IOmesb'l ApncylcrCU..Glrta . _ _!~.......!.._•_ -FURNITUREretumed-from ~=~:'hle~!io~: ~;;::;.::,: EXPERIENCED ..,.,,1yp1..,oo...,m. "'l'lY'"°""'band_., <10W.Oou1HW1,~ ~ ----· l
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Pumlture R•-lnt 64&--0075. !'l'O< Htimole, IZl-MTt. SALESMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT Kenlllc"" ™"" Chic... Start Pll ... ...., Spanbb • --...... • :l a Rtflnlohl"ll 6675 >We. ... ,. ,.... Time Help W.....,_,... . R D FURNITURE •
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Poporh•ntlnt 61!0 Beaul. ....._ IG-SlM. MENS I LADIES w"""'"" •I -1 be. WffW DO JOU * MOLD MAKER * ...,,. Dlte 'tll ' • I --· ----, .. '""' ---~··cHINISTS . · Cnnopo.Ute ear,. wod., Sal • sw.. ·w • ., * PAINTING INT • EXT. JOtlS a IMPLOYMINT BE11Ell • ........,,c' -. .... no . --GO FROM b<d;
A...,.. 1 •I> $260. 2 l\Y .loll W-. -7'11 FlJLL OR p~-~ Jool:r 13, 1911. DAYS ONLY * ....... * = =-~, . i
o.n11ni"' ... :',;.,.."f.l.n."'m~ ... ~-! mGHLY Qualllled n.re: -m.;,y m PEMOll ;s Pll ~:fr!!:::! • TURlilT LA'T'H• • HERE?-----~ ~ ~ ~-:=; ... ..;..,,--; . ·:
LANDSCAPE/GARDENING paint. Local refs. Call Jack TRQ.MIXHANICAL pr 0 j. MONDAY 1HRV J'JUDAY 562 Wemt 19tb St. C.J4.. WARNER SWASEY SEn1P Are the MoMl,y mornlnl piy C\1111 :O.vuian C011b1mea. _,. $200. Uwn tools. mlll •
l&ld.-P""lKttte.I, tunm'l 894-3895 ot 837~. ect enr:ineer with 12 )'Uri . " OPERATORS. blahs settins man b-Part-time. 968-flOO. .... ...... brtc • ,... ~
ae...ap.. 1Awn removal I: PAINTING! AccoU1. ftil. ot iqre91lft aperienot PERSONNEL ruu. atARGE quent! Don tactnc t:Ut WANTED: Part tlnv, ~ Sbown b>' llPllCJi•••• ~--.. I,
......_ Spnlktn:. Weed kill-trws. S13 per rm. Inter, meela pltion in Qrarwe DEPARTMENT BOOia<EEPER Permanent tnQllc)"ment deacknd job weelr after ed R.E. Ms~. Eva 546-QlO. •
Jnt. Deli&na. Llc'd. Cootr., walls, $lS per rm. Avr exter County, Moat recentq bnd. =. ~~~!~ Xlbt (Oll1pilD)' bendlta week cut )'OOI' drtve? Then a wetlllendl. l«Wnm)'tl' WHT. Kins-« ~ "
1211'1 loci exp.·53fr1225. 1 story hou9e $269. Quall~ ed. project to d• velop •2 Fubion Island, N.B. haw been prom::ted. Overtime ~ ...... DNd u u m11eh II 'ft ~tr~.crr 646-JS'J8. ev•1: ~ .... ~ ~ ~ ~
AL'S GAJU>ENUllG work. stl)..(I062, vacuwn eolumn portion o1 Ab9ohlteb' must bt: pol9ed. ..._.)QI e • .,...., . nrw. ~ eo .... -.;.
for Gardenlnl I: small J.ancl-No Wufuw: h1ab •P••d l)'nChraauul Equal opportunib' employer well paom=' attnlt:tive A PER90NNEL INTERAIL"fjE'R l\·OMEN. Pfr, w/ear. No portabAe 'IV I: 2 oil ,...,_ , :
•caping ""'"'"call 511).1198 '* WALLPAPER * ,.,,,...,...,, I offer a l>epl s... -· u;;;;o. -4 TO I PM D · Thbo ..-led ...,,..,.,, door ., door ar p11. ....._ lino-61>-4960. I Servibl Newport. Cl™, Co.. When )'Oil Clll ''Mac'' diwnttied bacQround in tir seor-ioml woman. APPLY IN PERSON will abow you bDW ID shl,pe rood l*Y w/SUa.b Coven-MED DR tabie a C ctr. ' . ~
ta Mesa. Dover Sbotta, 548-1414 "6-«132 electro·mechanical ap-J. W. RO•NSON Mn. ~b 56.lHl. )'OW" own futur. 1he WQ' try No LaYut. M7.JG8 Jea. LR •t. BR 1et., Dlnttlt ., :
Weltclltt, HOUSES. docb. boats, pllcatlon1, Contact eve.. Shw-Lolc Cerp. )'OUthinlcltlhouJdbe,And rue: •t.t...Dlp,mimc .... i·': NC::ple1:W:~ ~I~ :e~;~~rf'~= lU-7~· Newport leacll ~n:al:m;~ = .~~:. 1300 E. Normatkty PL. ::.mc-:ie~:; $chMl!.fnstrucff9n JMO :A~ HER, Refrf&, 'IV,·;:~
b job •• -·· ~ tl ·--· J·• W1n1-~ Ha · ~· to w .. Santa Ana adwrtillns prorram Jl'OIN. --- ---ot--·~ ·bed' .... I up Y w Ul • .r •~ es mate -·~· -_, S an llnmWUJI $5000 yr. Contact Mn. e.... en all the Jeadl you DHd. ""'" ""'Iii _..__ ........ ..., 1 ·~ ' • •
estimates. For lnlo ell.I PAINTING _ ExL·Iof. 1& Women' 7020 opening for 8 btt ~WO. {l bllc'. N. ol McFadden. ~"'IUMa m .. bunla, twin dbl j" :tr
897-2417 or 846--0932. .,._ Lie ~-' p•nT n~n:o ~ blk. W. of Gnnd) + ~w -·-A-"able .eta, chNtl, hutch. 5fl-llll.• • ' yn. exper. Ullll. • ..,..., PROF. Nune. aemi--retlftd FULL or ~ :n&.. I.Ha .-.... ,...,.
LAWN A Gan!en ea.., Hl ACC<IUll. Celli •11. wW accept !L ptlvate cue * HAIRDRESSER * EARN UP TO 15 PER HR. Male *Work._ to Home. {) EXTRA 1--bed,..., ! "
beautitlca.tion, Wffdlll& I: M8-M35. in n1oe home w cornpank>n IN OUR FUlJ.ER BRUSH C 0. Delverytnm + Car Pt.an Available, Jn 1H table. end tabk, T'(
cl..,..p b7 '°""' otudenb. PAJNnNG-INT. A Ext. to one, Rell .. ,..,..,,_ BEAUTY SALON 546-6745. , $504 h U12 por -*Be an ..-lale al H W. oet, """to. •U:. !1144 Orup
Reu. >U-'1363. caljna "'°'· lllgbest Quallt;y. 1-t 64ll-M93 ..... Full -wonwo -<Im. Dwlabl -4 / / / Ave., No, C, C.M.
JAPANESE Genlenor Mo, l'ricft. FWJy ..;. IJ>a. , ... CLEANING. w..... I• b ·--mp-~ ... -· u--only, -NOi l'OUNTAIN VALLIY R.E. 8"""'· ...Nandwri.ling CUSTOM WoOd bor -• ·i Rate. Gen'I Oem-Up. Ex· m-ur.s. n ... ~. Good ttkf'lences. tu""r ... 1. :i:.~•T ~ ........ n..1 ... Pilot SCHOOi. DISTRICT + Group HMlth burnt on.awe lee.lbw bud,
Reu n.. ••I ' ~·~ MONDAY -~u FRIDAY _, --llOll -·--_A nil • 3 bar ~--per. • ' l STORY Stucco • owrbar:w Own tram;, ,MS-4383 aft 'n..n. Gener.al Ofticil $tM. Requiremetlll: Valld Clllfor. -.. _.. " • ._,...
642-2239. SS&. J ttory 1tucco I 2PM. . "--F life and acddtitt.. '16:A -C.U~;.lm-;:::U3'l::.::·.,..,.-,--._;tl G AR 0 EN ING : La nd Oftl'b&JW $149. Acst. celllns 'T"'ES • .__ ---•----, PERSONNEL DEPT. Good typlnc, plus matb abB. Na drivert ....,..._Ina ..... ~ -.::: * Unlimited O>mpany Fla. na "U CiJm>M gp.nllh. J CUftc1 ~ 1
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ment work. Ya nee y. 646-05n' 637-6119. ~makers. 547...-:1. F.qual ~tJ ~ We1tdiH Dr., N.8. l6211'0. man at l4J.G65.t betwfttl i. + BobUa Incentive Plan te atart July 14 90ta. carved ftOd wall =~ING, &ardenlrc. A=~ add c,~~~:J Exp'd. Lacty to e&tet Do lronkW" for 8'cbelor. Will S4J1 0-.ral OfiiCe 5 pm, no la'1tr tbaD Jul)t Get Golne Now Call: ::= 1Mrlc ioorn , ,
PrunirW, trimmine and avers. room. Mat. included. parties. Rmrences Pkt Up I detiv. MM32:I. I.Jaht typlnc, Calculator txP. 15th. ltTO. Mr. Stanley (nt) m.3233 .. the suHie, f15. Allo ~ ._ i j' ~~~DI. can after S p.m. 4 coatl guar. W-9558. ALL ~213~=: my Eve*BoD ... I=-• * ~=l. e:.,n:;.::c: : ~n:~'J:" 4I>Y , SALES ~~:..WI>t.)'s)'OU lib ..... -::~ box s~~ • l3tlt st., 1· •:
_......_.. TWO UCLA ·~ta need home.$5.9031.Vet'Ol'lk&Dr., IY&IY NB Womtn lfKlalitJ ihop, W wort 2D hn a wk-I: H.B ................ G;~La:,u~.0~.~·: ;::i:;. ~d~o~ H.B . .Ub"SllM. No lwtted11ce ,·~ ror G•n•ral So.CoutPlaia5'1JOU mm11oo!WrtctbM 1,..utrletlnvtw roFA,JBdrrn.-.~ >
kl ·-· ... -1•. BOO.....,....rnuG-Gen1 d· -r I ft-.. -~-...... ww -'"· MAINTENANCE Man. 1031, Daily PQot Alk .... Nine Heffm.n .-.,. ~u· .. ~.lblH .. I: I, ' 1prln er• rep a~ . .,.........,.. w.-.r.o.n Nece•.,J ..,.. w-u• .,, ... .,.... t\ln 911n1-..i-.1 exper S ..,. ..... D.
646-5848. SAVE Money! Two ,,.,,... !Ice. Exp'd. want pnm, ~ -3021·8 ..._, Cll. ma ··~-' * SALISLADll • SOFA 1. tram!tiooal, _,
AL'S Land11eaplng, Tree ttudentl out fell' IUrmntT po&!Hon -..2134 after 5 PM -=:::-...., ~ 3Pi!. ~ p.=. 21).:25, to work u field "P• -SS7"'21 ~-· color, x1nt' tond. $'15 2
removal. Yard remedelln,. with S yrs. exp. NW a -· YILLOW CAI CO. CIANT'$ 11502 BAcb Blvd., H.B. , : ::.1 ~ :-:.: cl\aln.1 aold. 1 1 W.. $Z
n..h bauling,<lot d....,p. -bte .. ...,_ -· 11~1 Mei-. w-7100 11111:. -.. MAINTENANCE-,.... time Pr<t to....._ r · AllltLINI et.. 557.-All. 1 Sat.
Repair ipn>ldn. ...,.,,. METICULOUS PAINT. ~ -POR poo1 .,. __ man. Eo-:::w coll .It ., s p.::. KKooLS 2:1" RCA''°"" TV -4
JAPANESg • U NDSCAPE BLUE aup STAMPS. !HS. IMPLOYMINT perienood. Ill 11112 5"JUI. PAclPIC hi-back do'• A nod 1b1 1or a.,:;; !":,':"" ""w ""-itudents. lnt4Xt cibflftfeS OPPORTUNITY -MAN To lliOlii -ot lo<o\ COURTESY RooilJ'll a rood llo,y A=.-dln'r rm $lll0, -bed ===;.::,,~-.:;.~-~= -.Exp.1*b,'154811 r•fllfml'te"' FEMALE. -looan ............... H ... "> -., ~ ..._Bob-• 1-11 --.1,!50=,'°'._.:-;;.11)11.=-~-.-1 GARDENING I: '""'1aitcape RETIRED Paintn: a yn u u Mon ftlN Fri. Call m.-peu9DC'e" -.as 11 r. Edwudl ta-Tm ~ - -na '! MO~G • f'llrnltun Pd ac-~ ~ .:iJ." =..H~ ~I. Hoe agenc;y Ext. IOll ... .,. _ -NOW INTllltVllWINO w-.. 10 ... ooly, ""' .. H.B. .. F.V. GilW .... ~ ls .. 0 . I _ ... Sor lale.
ninltdn, atttr I PM. POl'i SALalMaN KATUJlE MAN. part time SALl:S-Carptt drap•r1 IDlk. bluel. d••cet •Rea , • .._... *
JOHNSOl<l'I GAllPElllNG ' * PAPERHAHOIN8 TRISH tt!l"Kli!ll EXECUTIVE So<t'y • ;;a;; · • ~ ftoll -· Bus -. Expe~. 11 .. ba ,.,,. PH: l.M MM2l7. MOVING. ""'' tell. da-y~·---~..:--Ir PAnmNG. '* ..-• g, ~Me 211 c.x. ma.nae er· wlboollllll)p~1 tntemt lft tta. -..ean'it aw t.prltrw llhifPll, elert. a.MO. -port. tablea. ~ •
. . -~ INT. " Ext. ...._. 1-1 642-lm -!upu ,._ and --bod. -. -.. ,..,. SEAMmu:sa "" Clmper Thutri...I 7111 poono. -"'· EXPDt.T Jap&DW •--• rd'' Uc'd. tm., fNt nt. t.U~ attnettw. N thnt aa!y. "'"-MEDICAL Seet•lary-ctr.pu. IUJORWAY , DESK. On, iDOllll8y-pOd tnr. Free eat. Onfitt. Call QwCt, 16-(11)9. ACCT Qrk w/.ome op In Siii 75. t)lpe 75. XI.at euMI' appl;' in ptt'1on. 1Dan11ce t I P• r l t 11 c e . Wttt Uth, CM. ORANGE Col&Dty I dWI. 1bJ. ,.tiD Mft. davta-
ya.td ~-646430., ~·oR· • "'""· ....... ....-. -... Mn. JM»ltion w/~ flmft. J K>-Oa Mon-Fri a..m-u a · DonaJ ~ neatre. Su pot"t, bar..,._ aca ..
C I I Y·-' (.,.f ~·-• ~~ ... ~· -"'"· atrl --I~• Se--..,, Cout ~ ~;otttri._ -p ie .,... ftat wall nf· ! W h:rnt l~SO.MiO. buslnttl.~toimt. MONDAY'nlRUJ"RJDAY ,,...--b'advttttllnall"C'Y· hi ht ~su.m mtl'MUST ~.new'°'.¥': ..r.
J lm 5"Ml3'1 $53.'1'5 labor eri.J. S.Ull. Bab)'lllter •"2-Sm. BETWEEN J.I PM. MIDDLE-Al' ~ to PrHaur9 paee. Mut MW ~ CUI 14 l-O lg .a IOfa·l'ft, Hatcli • Clliittiit
-AYard"'°"' PROFESSIONAL.» yrs $1.50-$21nHaur EXPEIUENCED-op. ASKJ'ORllR.J'Ol\BD ---st<n. exctlltntMlllo,_,_ be,;mll.f.,' Atl>t.lamp.-
Colltlt ttuMnt exp. p!l,pttbaJwlJC • paint. Need ~tk younc lady tor Call aft. T, f15..'1'431. omc. ~. 2.$ to IO. MUSIC IA'llON. )'OUt home. • * DIVAN ••
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... POR8alS 111--.............. In .... -......... -. ... ~ -to.mo 1or, bu ..._tie -cood. 10. ·""· 'm11eo .. -
oil. -cood. m..15 rr --11111 --•191 -··-----·Lie, ......... -N ~-· ·~· ~·• $l09l5. v ..... -
1110 PORSCHE 111-T ~ $11" t ~ _... .....
-1 jj/;f"· ""' -. CHICK IYEISON to"'"'"-· · Xtru. 1111. IT>-l!Ol2' VW .,..._ u;ru;at 11ew...,. -CHICK IVERSON
TllANSl'OllTATION
'63 vw ...
lllDUNIC SPllCUL
TRANSl'OUATION
NGO
VOLKSWAGEN
NEW VW IUG
$55.89. pr. wiai Lie~ •
CHICK IYiRSON ''47·~.'!TU:'.'1
... fw • VW LEASING
50.30!1Ext.••ll AT
1971) llARllOR BLVD. CHICK IYERSON
al8TA MESA VW
'68 VW ·IUS . 19711 RARBOR BLVD.
. lnt«U: -lllnt. $lllllG. -Ext.•,. II vw· . 8'l5-012I • · 1'lll llARllOR BLVD.
7 Pllf. Just like bru4 neW COSI'A MESA
:0-~R·BL~ cH'lc'KivEuoN '66 v,~ ~dan · roBTA .MESA
'$3 SUP !IO, """ ----.... dk.$3000.-COSJ'A MESA YW
POltSCHI '61 C ..... lot * 675-1323 late ew. * '68 VW Sedan -Ext.• .. n $l2'9 AN~·~'-<VTJo!•> 19!1)=gvo. HarbourV.W.
SUIAIU· $1599 1960 VW ...._ bnloL ~-lmt BEAOI BL., "2-4435
Im TOYOTA WAGON H b v w FM. -at 603 lrl<,A... HUNTINGTON BEAOI
mi 11omo '1"7 ar our • • CdM. • • WANTED Toyeta Marie II $214' li69 vw Camper. Butane
-.. * '70 SUIARU --· tmmodlalo Dilt-1 Lk. iP--8516 1B7ll BEACH BL., aa.+as latll'Vf! • nil. re~ ·~ en&. ru pay top don.:~ for your DEAN UWlS HUNTINGTON BEAOI Man ott.,,, 56413. VOLKSWAGEN toda.Y. Call
• 90 -c:..,N"11
• 35 Mlleo -G&lloll •-tltul.._ 1981-11ubar: •,...u ·--'5 VW Boa. '65 tram. reblt ..:::::::.;;;:;,;:;::;~--I.Pd ull: tar Ron Plnclmt.
• --... "-. --'67\$EPAN, . ~ E><t. '"1. moeoo .
Toot Drift TodoJ At . '70 TOYOTA'S 1621/bot olr. Ml ,.......,.; 2';GOt Ml.' · '68 VW But1 Immaculate
ID stock. Tzmnedlale deJhwJ CM. 546-1312. • Xlnt eond. $4J'15 6GOM3. 1 cond, Extru $1495. Pvt Pf;J.
K11t11111 Moto.n . I . vw BUS '" -1968. vw Z!,000 ml. ndlo, 962--0367
... -.. C.11. ,.._ • ~· l\'tl($ • 111!2.t1111 • _ =: 11 ~001011 ... ====v=o=L=v=o===I
M • lallte '69 FASTBACK. I°"'· old, 1!169VWSqbk • k> + --------·I .SUNllA .. l'"" ml., 1radlolo, ndlo. .-Au • many .............
--------•• top rack. ehl.inl. Tan wtnut xtru. A~ car. Must 19S5 SUNBEAM TIGER L..-. Beach brown Interior. Sacrttlce Rll. ·Need•;$2450. C.all alt. Altro""'=:--. ..:1~ c~ H'l'::lao 11,896. ~64-YW(C.M.) 7 ';1.~~CK ~ ;oc_l'V~.·
Air I: under warranty
• ., -· """ .39.mo ml'•, C _ _,bl -1 owner, m1n1 c:ooc1, """'· 111UMPH onv...... • , .
-$195. Ill -Ora,.. with -.. ,, ..... * 1965 vw VAN * . "FRIEDi.ANDER" ~ Tlt3-New ...... bottarJ 1ey k>p & 1>ranc1 new........ I~
TOYOTA
BIU. MAXEY
1-llACH ILVD. _; ...... IC7ollll
11111Jf, tAo.tW..•lidl
'67 ·Corona
I< lop. Needo electrlool Lie. OYmo.
-. ----$11" VOLKSWACiEN CHICK IVERSON
YW
.., VW..,, trano, ~ -Ext.llor!T
, needs work~ $175. ~ \ 1910 HARBOR BLVD. ~45 \'~ COSTA ME&\
'15 VW w/ .'11 reblt ~ ... VW .. $U8 I: tUe over
Good COldltioft. $250 I' $lfOI ~. * m.-6454 * 'IG5802 after •
"2 VW->CLNT BUY~ lllllO-'00 V l>lb Bur • ....., .. 1150. Rmw""" • ...._<loan ........
~~...,.:;! . ., vw• = .:.~ .... '67 VW Sedan ~ ~=~: t:Nm, fUe1 eV'ft')'dly, P'l5 Radio I: Atr Cond. (tNT 281) ~or'91-9773, llrm.fil.-0509 $1399
TOYOTA .. """"'"' ..... • -'"' vw H b v w r/h, heW' tlttl, 12,000 ml'L -.5224 or 4M-1U39 ar our • I
Xlnt eond. 111<1. !7S--Olll ()ill ..._...,. • .,,,.,... tt. ========--========118711 BEACH BL._ 8424435
MCI C•rt t900 Used Cart 9900 HUNTINGTON BEACH 1~;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1'C3 VW. XJnt cond. Under
1967 PONTIAC GTO
2 Door h•nlfoit. Ollly ]4,000 t11tl•1 011
ftilt, ~•ufifvl f•clOf'Y •ir con<lliflo11M cor.
A41uo with ••lltr•1tl11 block i11t.rior,
IUUTOJ•)
retail. Ca!! before S,
642-5363: nite" or day .......,.
'66 VW Bug-Xlnt cond. New
paint, $950. 644-1096 El.It
Blutt, N.B.
'65 VW BUG Sunroof, wry
....... xln't ........... oond.
Be9t ofr owr ~. 495-55U.
Lcq• Selectfon
Of YW Canipen.
Vans, KOlllbls,
luses, New & UMcl
lmmedlolo 0.11¥0ry
CHICK.,WISpN
5l9-l)31 Ext. Ci& or rr
D70 HARBOR BLVD.
COST4 MESA
2 dr. Demo. * $2750 *
., .. •IACll ....,., .,
NIW-llSID.$11Y. ..........v
VOLVO
~NNIYERSARY .
SALE
19711 DEM!>
''142'' . . . . . . . . . . . $2'ft
' apeed, radio 6 beater. • mo. 1*lO E c.e. 1or deliv-
er)'. Ovel"IMI del Speclallst.
DEAN mYIS
'65 VW tuned e x h a 111 t 1986 Harbor C.M. 64&9.113 clll'Olne rims custom In-, ' · teriOr pod tltts hrUn 68 P1800 -Grey wired ~ ·-I let.ther -~Int. Fully eqUlp.
Xlnt cond, must 1 e 11 •
'&7 8-pua. deluxe b u 1 60-1536 eves.
w/radk> I: sunroof. 1795. I c===--..,,.-:--.,...-.,,-, ~ dlyl; 540-9~51 '82 RUNS great! Real tolld! Good tires, etc. ..... $350 * .....,.,
'SB BUG, hDI: vtn tnt --~=81a~,~.-v~o1~,.-E><~cell~.,,.
·w/carway ye1 pnt. Auto/1tk condition. 496·522( or
tape dk. Xtru. $1200. 494-7039.
6'5-l'l56. ~-&"'15~ .. ~v"'o~L~~~o-.rwa-"'.~=s-
'66 YW Fastback c.n 833-t<OS $2195 '64 VW bus, good cond, good
ti.res, new eng. Pbone Radio (SLZ 624)
1969 CoNTININTAL MK-Ill
Only 6,000 1111il~ .. tt.1, ,, .. tt1• cir. E•· .,., ••...l••W• an.. A loll• leyce
trode-fa. 1XXs2eo1
$7695
1967 BPNNEVILLI WAGON
F1cfory 1lr with powor wlffow1 011 thlt
1'o•ut1ful •"to111obllo. s,.nll11t rM with
1Jl1ck l11t.rlor. V1c1tlo11 ro1dy. ITQTt7f)
$2695
L<e 646-m! $1199 Sport Cora . ffll
'81 VW. $IOO or Belt on..1 ,
i ~~r---.llar.bour·V ••• ·~J=ti!~
'70, lo mi's, mt, automatic llTU BEAat BL, M2..f435 Prlcecl from $)ttf.
VW Beetle. $1995. Pb: HUNTINGn:>N BEACH WDZ.926
=515-3310~"'·~~~~ .... vw sua SUnrool. l1200 CHICK IYERSON •ss vw. Xlnt cond. Mmt or belt. Inquire at a E. ·vw
.t1 tim or bit ofr, 536-6398 Center St. No. 9, C.M.
1 'aft 6 or wk ends. THE QUJMc.i..,'R YOU CAIL. 549-3)31 Ext, 96 or 61 PILOT ANT -r.-· 1970 HARBOR BLVD. , .: W AD! 642.-5671 nIE QUicKER YOU SELL q>S'I'A MESA
11":::;:;:=======--===========;;.....:::::::::::::::;;;:;=;::::;;:::::::::::I :: U.O.. Cara 1969 OPIL ltALLIY COUPE
Cuto 0114 oco11-lc1I, T\i1 litht I'•••
witll •Itek llltorlor f111 cir h1• rMlo 1"4
h•1t.r, 4 ,,.M •"' 0111ly 14,000 111ilo1.
tXXUNl I
$1995
1969 MERCURY MONTEGO MlC
"•dio 111d ho1t.r, ••tMl•tlc. po-r 1kor•
1119, •i11vl top M thi1 lltlrtt bhro b11\lfy.
fYEW,231 -
$2495
1969 CADILLAC BROUGHAM
l••ry •-•'••W• ~. .. th i1 loll ..
Rove• tr1do·h1, 011ly 17,00I Mfool Mil1t.
loouHfvf f.orost 8rM1t wtth Dirk Grool'I
lo•th•r l11t.rl•r. Uc. l·XRHIJ61, $5695 .
1961 PONTIAC PIRlllltD
Two d•or h•ttfto,, lMlo, ht•t.r, ,.w.,
1toori119, 11t.M1li• trS-1111111, c111to1111
tri111 111 thl• dirk 1ll¥0r witli c11lfto1li"f
•lock l11t1rior. Lie. No. IFHMZM)
$2295
1969 CADILLAC CPNVERTIBLI •ooo 111il" dn... .. till• lolh-"•yco
tr•do. AM-FM 11wff, tol-•c, ,l•• oll
\ltu•I Codill1c •tc•110f'lt1. Uc. Ne. IJCL
6421 $5495
1969 PONTIAC TIM'EST
Cv1to1t1 S Honl .. p c,.. Ort1 • ..U 11-
h1ro, 14,000 1111. lco_.l••I °"rh1od
c•111, •·cyl, •"'I with t.rM-hydr111111tic I
powor 1to•ri11t. Uc. No. IYWl44'1
$2595
1961 PONTIAC GRAND 'RIX
011ly J4,000 1t11111 011 ftil1 IM .. Wl•r llOW
C•r tr1tl1-!11. U1ht Goh! wlfti f111t1hl11t
60111 l11torlor. Uc. ISAV40•I
$1995
1969 GTP 2 DR. HAltDTPP
V1rd111 &r1111 wltli ll'l•hhl"' 1ro111 1,..
t1rl•'· Eq11t,,., with ,.1t11ltr 4.,,.,d
trlftt.,.lt1lo11, P•••r •fMriltf, ,.,..., dl1c
ltr1k11, rtdlo, lio1tor. Uo. No. 1714AFXI
L.1:11 12,000 rttllo cir,
$2995
1969 PONTIAC IONNIVILLI
H1nlt•p Mt1Pt· 1111Nf11toro4 •-P•RY
cir. 1,100' ""'"· Dorl Woe ~ M .. •l11vl top I W110 1.torior, Orff. 1t11ht-
prl11, flJOO, firlfy oti•lp,_i, Sor. 262J•
7fCI06771.
$3675
rrw;JROY CARVER
~ROLLS -ROYCE i
2925 HARBOR BOULEVARD. COSTA MESA I
546-4444
99CIOUNcl Coro · '900 u .... c.r.
WE'RE MAKING , .
BOLD
DEALS':!
Wo'ro Mutirit tho ch.110111,. of rhi11t prlco1 lay offori111 dool1 which will ,ut •••i1191 lit
yl'lf ,ockot. l:flth trodo·lll 11llow111co1 olld 111ortl11•f p10fih ll'l••o It •II po11ibl1. Co1110
111 t..l1y 111411 lot •M .f ••t 11101111111 d1ow yo11 how •••Y ii h to •••• •it 1110111y 011
•
1970 MUSTANG 1970 MAVERICK
llANI NIW DIMO
H1Ntop. Hlth It.ck "uclrot •••I• color
koyod c1rpoh, fl .. r •hlft, l1111tr11m•"' 91u9•
01. E71•14 Fl••rtl111 Ml...,,fl,", OFOIL·
I I 61JI. '
Vo"! low ':"il1191, 200 CID 6 cyl,, outo-
1t11t1c, ....t.1t1 w•ll fir••, d1tu11 1tc111t
1r•llp, r•cllo. OKtlT21tl65.
$2595 $2274
\ PltlCl!S PLUS TAX & LIC:,
'65 FAIRLANE
Y-1, 4 do1t •od•it, ,..w•r
dfffl1tt, . rMll•, llootor,
WSW, W,. wl .. ••klih11
\'lllyf tri•. 1,EQV •111 lltl
'65 GALAXla SIO
I Di-. H.T. V.t, 111to., P.S,.
wt-I ......,.. wsW, tMlo,
(.l'Cll+«I. 112'1
''4 GALAX IE
LTD 2 dr. hir4top, R1illo,
WSW, v.1, 1vto., P.S .. '·'·· 1lr corid., 111to 1poM eo11•
trol. CSLVtJtl 11161
'61 IMPALA
2 Do1t Htnltop. R1cli1,
t.t1Mt, P/S, F1ctory A/C,
WSW, 4a,... vieyl 1•11'·
IWIE Jiii llttl
'62 GALAXIE 500
2 do1r •1dt11, R1dio, ho•t.
or, wliilo woll lirot, V-t,
oyte1111fic. IQXV5t41 $6'1
'67 VW BUG
••di•, ho•ter, 4 1po.d,
whlto wtU tit••· l1111tlful
cir, ••toll111t coltdlt!,~.
IVAN211 1 $11,1
• .DON'T MISS THESli BUYS FROM THE GOOD GUYS
.
-...SOUTH COAST.,._
t
'
FORD-MIRCURY '
..
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_ , • • 4 Friday, July l (J, 1~70 DAILY PILOT 38 -t:
'65 PORSCHE
TRANSPORTATION -1 TRANSPORTATION ' TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION I TRANSPORTATION . TRANSPORTATION r RANSPORTiTION JRA:NSPORTATION • ;
Rae• C1rs, Rods 9620 Autos Wanttd 9700 U;:.•;.;•;.;d_C;;.•;.;•.:•_,_. ___ 9900.;;;l~U"sed..;..;...;C;.;: .... ~• '900 _....Can 9100New Cara 9IOO ... w C1r1 JaODNew C1rs teOI ' ;
·•1 CHEVY 321, P<>l»'P WE PAY TOP BUICK C,_iEVROLET · ' • .....,
TRANSPORTATION
Sport Cars 9610
Cootie. Ni!w engine. l\Tust
see to appreciate. PGXm.
$3499
pistons, big heads, tunnel CASH , ram 1nanUold wnPIJ CFtol '62 Electra 225 4 Or. 1-tn:ltp ~~
Holly. tube '"'"' cod, "°" "''"· aU pWr & "'"'°'"· 1963 CHEY tlac rear eM w/488 gears. 1 auto headl ights, new paint, • CHICK IVERSON Consider dirt bike trade, for used cars & trucks jUit ~Ires, uphols. & reblt eng.
R;chard 846-3221 call Us fDt tree estimate. Like new. Best o ffer . 4 DR IMPALA vw .
549-3031 Ext, 66 or trr
.!ll10.1:1AflJ!OR BLVD.
'47 .... '"""'" wagoo GROTH CHEVROLET 8'2-!!162. ..;..,,, """'"· ........... .
-pr..v.· nt et:el b '69 '-----=~=--+'i!Di;'EA;::;L::;:.,carT..;-i'i:•r:,.,::.wi;;l•:=,:or ...icg...ait-Ollld.-$400-638-7689:
COSTA MESA Dodge equip.-·new pain Et ----ltie""°"f. '62 Buick S al ' .I---. /I Is r A£k for Sales ?t1ana-~ ·--sell! covers v; o o ex-.,...... <.'Onvl XJnt cond. '(C<;fl Call ~~
100 ~1 f'-l82ll Beach Blvd. .....,..
Antiques, Classics 9615
'32 1'~ord Pickup w/48 . VS
&, 4-sp Ir.ins, hy<lrau.lic
b11lkes, Good one to· restore
$550 or trade. 64~288. aft
6: 66-1088.
64'"!';,,,,. .. '. 0
' ~· 0
'"'· = ~· '67 Mal1'bu """"""" Hunt:lugton Beach "' ................
847~7 Kl 9-3331 '68 Buick Riviera •. XLNT Buck4it scats automatic DI
1933 ri.iG ~-2 partly restored,
new chrome & brass, oUer
'5-1~7300.
19j() !\1G 0.H. rnginc
Fire engine r.ed
5';.-0006
Saturday ·.-O!ME-A-LINES~
--· Autqs Wai,ttd 9700
WE PAY
TOP DOLLAR
}~OI' clean. used cars
'JOHNSON & SON
LINCOLN fl'ERCURY
2626 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
You'll find ireal bargains
when yqu "shop" Daily
P ilot clcl.stified ad se<:Oon!
Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600
wrvE GOT THE NEW
DIUMPH SPITFIRE MK 111.1
AND, THE J,RIUMPH GT-6+.
AND THE TRIUMPH TR-6. i
YOU DRIVE THEM.
JHEY DON'T DRIVE YOU.
STOP IN TODAY
PROVE IT TO YOURSELF
.ii' LI fill~ ILi,
--TOP DOLLAR e<>nct;-lully equ•p,ped , •.. 'r., Re a J J , li ca 11 y prieed. power •leeriog, air !"'°"· ~ One owner (TPF ~ Will
for
CLEAN USED CARS
~ Geop;e Ray
THEODORE
ROBINS FORD
2060 Ht1.rbor Blvd.
Costa 1.lesa
642-<XllO
WE PAY CASH
FOR YOUR CAR
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 l;larbor Blvd.
Costa r.tesa W>-llW
\VE PAY TOP D6LI.AR
FOR TOP. USED CARS
If your car ii e>.'tra clean.
sec us first.
. 234 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa 54S-7765
!AlPOR'i'S WANTED
Orange Counties
TOP $ BUYER
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA '
18881 Beach Blvd.
H. Bea.ch. Ph. '$41-&555
New Cars 9800
-------~
Attention G.l.'s
Thinking of buying an auto-
n1obilc 11.Hcr returning from
oven;cas? \Ve at Bat'\vick
l mports \YOUld like to extend
our heartiest congratulation~
for a job well done. Let us
lwlp seh.•1't your ne1v ei'\r or
us1'd automobile. Call for ar1-
point1nent, 5-16-4052 or
4~73.
------Auto Leasing 9810
LEASE
take _trade or fin~.· prl; ·~or trade.for sm. util. vate ·party, Call 546-«U or
trailer. Net>:ds tra ns. 49f9?f3.
6'1~2812. alt. ~., • ''6'"~CAP""""'RI"'C'°'E,-"300~~ • ..-. ""°dr
1965 Bwck LeSabre 4-dr, turbe>-hydromallc; J com-
r! . a,.lr. $650. fottl'Qn~ PoWtt s't#~ihg.
67a-3S33 or 6-W-1400 b1'llk11s, wludo\Vi; till wheel,
'66 RIV~. ~ded. Great AM-7M, A&tro . seats .
eonditi9n! New tires. f+OOO. P,:tarina blue w/black vinyl
· Call! 8464929. top, black interior. Oean
W Riviera, 43,'tij} rui's,1 ~&1-<-_2881°"'~·-~----
careCully ~driven, full Ntuip, '63 Nova 6 cyl. station
xlnl cond, $2195. 673--1879. wagon. Pvt, pUiy, orit;:.
O\.\'ner. ,Auto. $230 or best
CADILLA~·. olc. J to Goldenrod, CdM. -------'"·'--I 675-3689. '65 CADILLAC 1"'""'""c= .. -v-en~.~s.s396-ro=~"-,·.1
Cl 'bl bl k 'th f II brkS',. pwr. s.tr. vyn. top onve1t1 e, ac w1_ u bkt sts. Tb Condition $199~·
red lt'lllher. New tirell & DR» '~ E J.
Jots of ~\es shows s:ood ~ll88. • ves
care.1.$2095 or ask about $200 .. ~.,...,---------dtS(.'()Unt, private Pffl'ly &; In1p. Y:agon, all possible
545-1476 ex-lras, absolutely per r .
· • cond.' Moving, must sell!
'62 Cad Convertible Sl:BI. 673-8452.
Full po\ver. INPU8211 Dir, ,
J'ull price $699 A real bar-TAKE 4)ver payments: 70
gain. \Vili lake ~are in trade. Chholv. vaGod, V~.!'.'O:-~ .. ~I
11,.11 1. . 1 s eves. . c1~lt •~-u'-"· 1 111ant'f' pr1v:::te par y, CREATIVE . 5t8-6868 .
Call 546-40~2 or <194-9773. · + =~~~-~---;\IUS'T' Sell '5a Chevy V-&, 19&1 El Dorado-Xlnt cond. 3 spd. % cam, mallory
Dk. blue. 1970 wheel covers. Nds wrk $15 962-9555
f"ully equipped. $3 4 00. · · '
Private party. &ll-26-17. '6~ EL CAr.fINO 283, 4-sp,.
~OCAD Convt, blk &: n'<I '1 lrac~ -slel\Q. :ronneau
leather. l·tOO nd's $5895 eover $1050. MS:-8165
flrn1. Bayshore Ric:h!icld '&I IMPALA conv. Super
642-<101 1 Sport-283, auto. Xlnt cond.
'"' CAD C ,. bit $750 or best ofr. 673-5573 ..., . onv, a ir, re
eng. &oaut. tRr in x!n't '63 NOVA Stn Wgn $270 sm
t-ond. Pvt. Pty. 646--2095. <lc . .t, reb.lt cng, tune-up &
tires. 833-0692. '65 CP. De VillC', xln't cond.
Nc\v tirrs. $2600. 30~t do\'111.
;,.i~3ZS-1 ;iPM-6Pi\1 only.
'S:I 2-<lr l n1pala, Xlnt cond.
$750 or Best Offer. Call
aft 5 ptn ;,IS--097-1.
CAMARO ... ., IMP-'LA -C/h. ft!<;tory
-~------~--1 air, auto, ps/pb, new tires.
'6fl Ca n1 a r o 3::.o ~ On1nge 962-8577
\.v/blk top-stripes, · Spec. •'767°"'C~he~v-,Sp""t.~V7an~-oo=-.-w~h~it~•.
front end. $2300. 5'19-0142. 35,000 ml. One own. new
'70 Chrv, VS, Custom El Ca. '67 CA!\tARO Coupe, Xlnt tires, Clean. $2095. 6-14-6460.
mino Pickup, Radio, turbo-cond. All exlt'll.s. Pvt. Ply, '68 Chev. Carpice-Loaded~
FRITZ WARREN'S hydro. P\loT steer, 3300 nu's. $1495. eves 673-1851 lm1naeulate. Lo mi. $2300
S.S9 per mo., p. disc brakes. """· ~ SOUTH COAST Call today -Sen tomorrow! ~ ews. __ SPORT CAR CENTER CAR LEASING '"" "''"I~ with a Dally '69 El Camloo. VS, aoto,
710 E. 1st St. Santa Ana 547.0764 300 \V. est lhvy, NB. 6'15-2182 Pilot Classified Ad .. Dia1 mags&. tonncau. Llkc new. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .,Ev!"~ & wknds 496-56!{i direct 642-5678 -NOW! l.7.SJ~l~-47498~·=-~~~--= ----==cc·========"-=========:-'66 1\1/\LJBU Sport Coupe.
''THE GREMLINS ARE HERE!''
NEW 1970 GREMLIN $1879 -____________ _,+_, ... • ... •·'•'c. & TRANSPORlATION
READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
• MORNETS • REBELS
• JAVELINS • AMX
•AMBASSADOR
e WE NEED USED CARS e
e WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR e HIGHEST TRADE-INS OF THE YEAR
'69 AMBASSADOR SS 2 DR. H.T.
F.c.t. air, power l tffri119, power brolle1. Autom11t it,
beo11tif11f blue with mokh1"4 h1terlor. $2588
Orithtol cost S4446. l XI R911 J NOW
'68 AMX
Foct. ol r, power 1teeri114, power dlu bn:lkes, tltt ltMI'•
1119 wftttl "J90" llom air V08, ewtr11 wide ti~ A '"'·
ly 11fce car, 21,000 '"lln. Fact, w11rro"'Y· $2488
l"ffod11ctory speclol. IX·V:VOOIJ
'68 DODGE CHARGER R.T.
2 Dr. H.T. Facl'1>ry air. pO Wet' ''"'i"IJ· po..-r "'""'
bucket seats, c;o"tolt . •inrl top. Cl"""' $2188
cor 111 fG'Wll. tYTM5051
'68 AMERICAN 440
4 O.-. Stotio• Wot011, 011tomotic, air co1dltio11i119, re•
tlio, hecJter, ltt:W pr•tnium tfrfl, 25,000 ,..11 ... CJ-·
"' '61 anrwheN. Wo ha•e if a11 !he $1888 •howroorn floa,, # l8K8751
'68 AMERI CAN
6 cyl., power 1teeri1t9, automatic tra111mJplD11, radio,
....,,.,, whit. tid• wall tlr•l. $1588
20,000 rnll•. IWCA4241
'68 AMERICAN
6 ,.,1., avto111otic tro1ttmlulo11, radio,
Motet', whli. -11 tlr ... CXTW171 I $1588
'67 OLDS VISTA CRUISER
t p~ 1tcrtlo• wato11. Factory air, pow ... stMr·
1''• pow" ... ,,. $2288 rHI .. hfftef. IVUN2671 .,.
'65 MUSTANG
RMlo, Noter, l•tpffd
Myll•r. tNICl4SI $AVE
'67 DATSUN 55S
4 Dr. Station Wogo11, automatic,
wl'Llte wall tlr", dri'le It ond yo11'U
buy irl IUJS462:1
'67 VOLVO 122 S
4 speed, radio, hooter.
44,000 mlle1. I SWR6411
'66 MUSTANG
radio, ~toter,
$1488 .
$1488
ftlctory air, a11to'"atic, power &tMrl"CJ• radio, hater,
white "!all tim. •h1rl top. Thi• car ha all tho del•xe .. ,i, ..... ···"" .. ~ .. -·~. $1688 COM;Ote, stick thlft, etc •• t5JVS67 J
'66 AMERICAN STATION WAGON
4 Dr. jlll! ..... tk, v .•• ,..., 1tffrf119, wfl/i.·w•ll tlm. ..... "~··' $1188 (TAN2l91
'66 FORD G.T.
Facto,., air, powt ltffring, rodlo,
heater. E•h'o clecu1 ITFE0441 $1088
'67 CHEVROLET IMPALA HARDTGP
A11tomotic, facfG'ry air, pow ... 1teerl119, po~ lll'Qkn, , .. ,.. ....... $1588 wlrtl .. wofls. llCSX1241
'64 PONTIAC TEMPEST STATION WAG.
Stotlo11 WotOll. 4 Dr., fllltomotlc, po"' 1tMrl09, '°"
dlo ,i..m, wliitewoll tlrn, $788
Yltf'f c~nl!
'67 AMBASSADOR
StMt• ,...,. •• Y•I, 011fG'lftOltc., power ltMrlllt, ,...,
or brakes, radio. Noter, whl,. "'all tlr•. Tllh car it
IM1110Culote! $1588 Factory worr011ty, I #%4054 l
e 19 COMPACTS TO CHOOSE FROM e
Hornets, Falcons, Corvairs, Valiants, etc., From $199'
MGA
lt1c:lio, h1•itt, wi•• wh11I,,
11RCUJ291
$688
L!t.
'68 VOLKSWAGEN
c."10111 •quipp .. d, c;hram., ... 11 •• 1,,
dtt~~• 1t••rin9 wl.•111, •ft.
$AVE
• '68 KARMANN GHIA
4 'P•td, A~/F M r•dla, whit• w•ll
tit••· cl••n. fWCA4241,
$1488
HARBOR
' American Motors
• PHONE 646·026 I :, ..
1969 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa \
Xlnt cund.
Call a11yttme 646-l~ID
'62 CHEV. II. iJ.U\O, gd
mcch'I cond, $550. Pl-I;
S.1;...5375
'65 O IEV Impala Super
Sperl, 327, p/s, auto trans,
Xlnt run'g $1095. 833-1186
e '63 CHEVY 2 wagon .
Going over.;eas, must sell.
$495 or oiler. 494-7868.
-'62 Chevy-.Impala; .. 32i,
eng, 4-dr, $325.
,.~2865•
'67-2 dr Chev Impala. Xlnt
cond. Pvt pty. 548-Ml.5 aft
6 PJ\f.
COMET. ___ _.. ____ ,
'61 \V/NE\V "69 eng, 6 cyl.
new tif't's. R/H, stick, XJnt.
cond. $5.50.
673-3560
CONTIN.ENTAL
'f.6 LJNCOLN Cont'l 4-dr,
Xlnt eond,' Owner must sell
$1850-. 540-5185 8am-5pm
CORVAIR
1964 CORVAIR -Xlnt cond.
electric tacholllt'ter, am/fm
radio, $.150. 830-0741
'63 Monza 4-spd.
$375. Gl'l'at buy.
5'15-3486
'64 Spyder 4 spd, reblt eng,
trans, dlft. Gd r br. Isky
cam. 548-60:14.
CORVETIE
'59 CORVETI'E, 301 c.I. 4-sp.
Big clutch,-wide tires. Make
offer. 548-8944.
'68 Vet, 4 spd, Jow mileage,
421 tri-powcr, Mag wheels1 PoJyglas tires. ~2169.
'61 CORV.E:ITE, auto, new
pelnl, runs well. $122S Or
trade. * 614-2785. .•
CQUGAR
'68 XR7, AL'\f/FM 11tereo, 396
eng, new tires, p/s, tac
air cond.,. vinyl top, disc
brakes, leather int, x.lut
cond. $270Q. 541).325!),
1967 C~ar GT, Air .
Extra Sharp! Below Blue
sook um. M+.2450
. DODGE
e "63 OODG.E De.rt. lledan.
Going oversca1, must sell .
$4!6 or offer . 494-7868
'68 Dodge. Bee. stereo, mag11,
PQ6itract. rTtany extras. Like
new S 1875. 968--5940.
'69 WACON, xlnt oond, air
-auio -pwr • trtr twnQ:
pkg, Loadc4 extra•! 842-6989
'68 Charier, auto trans, p/1,
vin, top. US mags, xln't
"'""· $2300, mmo. 969 Dodge SUpcr Bee. Xlnl
cond. !I.lust 110ll, Best oltu. ,'1JO mi'a. 642-5505.
FINISH
Maybe that's why we're not number on&' ••• but we are right here in
your own backyard, with outstand ing service, and with wha t we feel
are th e lowest automob ile prices anywhere! So, leY.s h~ar it for lhe
good guys .. . .. ,,
• Nll'I 1970 ST T37 HAROTOP COUP!
~~ ~
SERIAL No 601418 $ 2,~ !9
,. 'li!w lf70 CATALINA
HARDTOP COUPE
NEW Yz TON GMC WIDE SIDE
PICKUP TRUCK
Just a sample of the great
Savi.ass DD Bill Barry's huge
selection of top quality used
cars .....
W! HONOAI '°'LL WAlfllfl, .&,JjTY WORI( REGAROLESS OF WHERE VOU PUR· CHASEO YOOR • PONTIAC."
" OPEN J.;J,un6J
l OPM
incladin,:
s~,..
'62 FORO
•
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"
Frida>'. July 10, 1970
,
THIS ONE IS HARD JO BELIEVE
• I • • . .
M-•-'-~ .Jt68 JAGUAR XKE -
'
ONLY 22,000 MILES · ,
.COUP.E. 4 SPEED ~N$MISSION, CHROME WIRE
WHEELS, RADIO AND HEATER. • t
• • •
·MT A GORGEOUS AUTOMOBILE • ' • t •
.' .
1968 BUICK 1967 JAGUAR 1968 MUSTANG 1968 CHEVROLET 1968 CHRYSLER .
WILDCAT
'
3.85, '• . 2 plus 2 .· MALIBU 2 DR. H.J. WAGON
Cu110fl'I 4 Dr, H.T. Wlilt1 with bl.1 ck lop &
bl.1ck inftrior. Sold l 1tr¥ict<:I h1r1. Full
• po-r incl f1ctory ' t'it con/.tionin9. 11 ll
BC.I),
S•d•n. Automttic fr.111'1'1h1io11, AM°FM rt·
dio, powtr 1t.tri11t.~ ch"'"'• wirt wh11 l1.
Sold l 11rvicH"Mt1. Approx. 2J,900 mil11.
Very htrd to fiWd l!'locltl. IUOFOJ'>
F•1tback, V.t,,eutOfl'letic, redio, he1tar, pow·
., •t1erin9, f1ctory't lr coMlftioning. I owner,
low ll'!iltt.
Vt, •utomttic, pow1r 1tteri114J, radio, h~elar.
Locel low miltegt be1uty. Mu1t ••• thi1 on•.
1w90221 1 ·
Town & Country 9 p111angtr wagon. Auto-
matic, r1dio, h11t1r, powt r 1tt1rin9, br1•e1,_
windowt, .seali, foclory eir conditionin9
front I re1r, lu99191 rock, etc., tic. IZNP
116 ) 12695 s3595 •
: s2195 $2695
... ' •
.197Q ~IVIERA 1969 PLYMOUTH
FURY Ill
1969 BUICK
RIVIERA
1968 DATSUN '1969 OPEL.
STATION WAGON WAGON
4 0,. H.T • .ffc!ory ,11ir co!tditio11i119, tu•'
tot1u1tie,, ttdlo, lip1t.r, ,pow1r 1f11ri119-win·
dows·brtk11, ipllf b1nch 111t, cu1to111 wiftyl
intt1ior l vinyl top. •
Full pow1r, f1etory 1ir conditi1111ii1'19, cu1tom
wh11lf. A.M ·FM 1t1rto rtdio, 1600 mil••·
SfM:cI! purch11e from Buick Motor Di•.
l4t4i71 " ' ~ '
Radio •nd he•Mr. 4 1p.ed, l1r9• angina. lm-
rntcul1t1. Sprii19 green with vinyl bucket
1e•h. (YCNl22l
Thi1 herd lo find model 11 in ouhlandin9 con·
dition. Full power, fectory eir. Gold w/buck.
1kift top & iftl1riOr. Ckrome wheelt. Still u11·
d1r f1clory w1rr1nty. OC8Kl40J
Aulom1 tic t•1n11T1it1ion, radio, he1t1r, low,
low 24,000 ori9in1I owner miltt. Mutt 1e1
tki1 one, (8ZVl56 l
• '2895
'
• .
·s
Specializing in JAGUAR
AVTuORIZED .234 f. 17th ·St. ·-.BVIC:~PEL-.IAGVAR
. SALES and SERVICE
COSTA
MESA 548-7165
,.
9900 Used Cars New Cars 9800New cars . 9800 N.., C•n 9800 New C•n 9800 Used Cors
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9900 Used Cars -" 9900 l:IHCI Cars
JOHNSON &SON
LINCOLN-MER CUR¥ • THREE GENERATIONS IN THE AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS
BIG SELECTION
Bl~'SAVINGS ON
STATION WAGONS
NEW MONTEml STATION WAGON
MONTEGO, MX VILLAGER
!11 -4¥ Y-1 .,..1-. l•.,oratfft llllfWH Coiitrol Select•
SWft J,......iuioa, 'C::o11rtay Utlrt .,..,. WSW G.11114
'nm. Power 11. .. W'l~ow, LllftClte ·c.n;., -W/Air
Dl>fttr, Tlllrd s..t, II.Mr F«I ... , Power Stffri .. , Air CH·
41ttotier, AM 11.0IHo, n.tff Gian • c....,..,., DIL Secrt
Ir Fll.T SM•lder lefts, Remot. CTL 1..tt H•d Mirror, U.. a.u Wlltel Co•en. Traller Towl .. Pcte:kap. #OHllM5· 11627 ' '
Save $ $
'67 COUGAR $2275 Avtl. lr1111,. f1cter1 lir c-llitllill!r, llOwtr :i';i,;'"fnf'-llf'lktl, rlellt, ~"'·
'85 T·OIRO $1175 l.Hdld. lotE ~'l F11ll ,.....r, fa(loty 1+r. '88 MUSTANG O.T. •
c"". Avie. "'"'" la(lory t lr 1:1111tltit11· $1475 1"1f, ,...,. •l-.riftf, ll'OWtr l>rt~tl. rf,it, lltlllo'. tSTV U7l 114 COfllTINlNTAL
'Kl9ry 1lr ct!l'll"ltn!ftl, 11111 ""'''· rea10. • "'-IW, llK_,,11111111 cltln. IO L T U.J $1575 '11 MERCURY t:::.: GT I Dr. H.T. $167&
... PORO C•l!Y 1911..,. I P-., ..... trtM., R&H, 1ir CtM.. ,_. "'111. CTOt 1111 $187&
•• COfllTIH•NTAL
C..... "=:: c""411110111flr, 11111 "-· ._. OEK Jn, $387&.
·11-l ...... (\'TP ISSI $971
. '1' i>.'
• ~ .";f· Summ1r time 11 1!1tion
LEN BROCHU
~ w1~on t ime & you c:tn
re1li1e t~tl big big 11¥·
i11g1 with •arli 11! v••t·
end el1ara11ce in Lincoln
M1rcury hiltory,
BRAND NEW 1970
Marquis Station Wagons
Yeclrt Dk. PnL COoce1llllll Md, Lmp, Grill•, CU.I Adkin Tl, Gt. Pow. Rqr Wlndo"f, FID, ·.ttiru Vtn! Systfll\, L1191111111 Rick, Evp. !!"mission Cont., 81k, S/W11t H7h1S Trrt1, Polll'lr S/Wlndows, '
N8y Po ... $QI, Centtr F1elng R•er SHll, Cll'J)elld LO!ld FIOOr, p.,, Fri, OIK 8r1k11 .•
Po.,, Stffri/llil. Whl11>er Air Cond., AM IFM Stereo fll.1d1D, 111!. Wll'ld/ Shld Wiiier, Tin!~ GllH Com11., 01•. Seat & Fri, S"®lder 81111,
Rt . Cool. LI!, Mirror, Lv•ury W. Cover1, Cro11 Country R~ Pk.
DISCOUNT $967 .so
FllOM WINDOW STICllll. Pll.ICI
'70 ,ORO M1vtrlt1c $21 '75 ' A. T" 1 t,000 mlln,
RllllD & ht1l1r.
'66 MllRCUllY l'lrtlltnt $1675 " • Dior H11'dM,. l'1chry elr ctlldll1Dnl"1f, /vii ,....,., rNit, lltlt.r. k•lllltul cOllCll!lt•i.
(S IM .. ti • ,.
'67 FORD Ct11nlry Slln. $227& Auto. tr1n1., R&H, ,.,S., P.t ., 1lr cw .. rool raHt. IVGT 44fl
'67 0"EL RAUYE $11~& fWOE •>l
'67 COUQAll $217&· GTtE 70 LllF'I, Avto, lrlrK., "wtr tl-kltt
POlll'lr braktlo rM1'. b11tw. HI. HtU, '&1 "ONT. (II. CPO. v.a, '""· tr•1., ,._ •l•rlnt. • rNlo, ffaltt, IUMI' .Mil $13~1
'&& OUl(I( Slryttrll; S1111 I OMr HaN'IO,.
"'''· ~11111., R&M, lll'fl'V tlMrlftt·
'68 vw--s111f· 1w11 an
NOW IS THE BEST TIME IN TEN YEARS TO BUY A \INCOLN. MERCURY PRODUCT
!lohnson.son -l~L~INCOf,Jll COJllTINENTAL • MARK Ill • MERCURY e COUGAR~-~~
Onfttl CMftry'I Oldttt llt1a.ll1hed Factory Qlr.ct \.lncaln-Mercvry DMI.,
2626 HARBOR; COST A MESA
540-5630 540-5635 •
(I Mlle So. of San Di190 Frwy.J
FALCON MUSTANG PONTIAC PONTIAC T·BIRD
'65 MUSTANG '69 GTO. Ait·concl, p/s, p/b,
'62 FALCON 2-dr hdlp, Floe""'" 298 ong, '67 Le Mans '"""' tape, rndlo. A""·
--------Sandra Reed i1
Transportation Special. Dir., auto trans, almost new tires, Low mi. 96.2-8448 aft 7
Automatic {TAZ 241) full Hurry! $000 673-23TI aft 6 Bucket seats automatic, pow. '69 GRAND Pri.."'(·full pwr.
price $399, Small down will pm & wknds. er s1cering" air cond, Dlr, Xlnt cond. 4-spd. Best oller.
finance private partty call '69 MACTl I ex. cone.I. $450 (~288479) ~Ill take trade or Pvt. pr!y. 646--0898
309 Memphis Ave.
. Huntington Beach ' ~
546--04052 or 494-9773. & T.0.P. at $78 mo or f1nanc_e private party call I .;::::::0::0:::::::::::::::::::;:=
'64 8 SPORT Deli.Lxe -auto, payoff $207.9 5-18--0253. 5464052 or 494-9773.
You are the 111inner ol
2 tickc!s 10 the
ORAlllGE COUNTY •
FAIR & EXPOSITION
at !he
ORANGE COUNTY
FAIRGROUNDS
ps. 1-owner. 30.000 mi. New '66 Mustang GT Coupe, auto 1965 Pont. T~mpest 8 Sta,
rubber $695, 540-4466. tra."JS, fact air. disc brks, \Vag. low mi, auto. trans. =========!PS $1325. 673-1342. lull pwr, fact. air, R/H.
FORD ='-'-cO--C-~c--~-1 Ext.-ellent condition $995.
'68 Mustang-r.1any xtras. Days 9 6 8-6 4 8 5, eves
RAMBLER
-----~·--'6-1 AMERICAN. auto, ~.
XtNT oond. Real economy .
$495. 536-1674.
---,-56--F ___ d __ ., Priva~~~·afler 5 646-1188.
Or -· ---'68 Pontiac GTO, 400 auto
'61 RAMBLER $125
545-5978
July 14, 19
Plea~e call 642-5678 ex t 329
bet111c!'n 9 and 1 PM lo ciaim
your tickets .. !North Count;Y
loll-free number ls 540.1220)
1 owner, like new! dlr. Musi OLDSMOBILE fac. air, p/s, new "'ide
sell. Full price $399. Will __,.---_ ov~ls, 1nags. 20,000 ~i. T-BIRD
finance private party. (PLG. '66 C ti Ong. owner. Sac. $2&l0. ti1 T·B' •. 2 •. ,_I ·-"a"
9251 Call 54&4052 or 494-9m. U QSS ,.54=1>-0Stiti==·=~~~~ "' ~'"• " ... Power & Aii· s179;; '64 T 81"rd FORD 6 cyl. engine with FuU power plus air cond.., '68 PONT.IAC Fire~ird, U:S· e 673-4097 e •
tra I t I b 'It . I I DI tTRF "'06) l\f~, wide oval tires. l\11t>t Convertible. Dir. Full priOI!
'
000"'· ilcomp.,,:_ e,y u"' ta"'k · wv1~1Y1 1 kop. .r. 1 d · r.f green. $2400 or best oiler . '56 T-BlRD. Xlnt cond. Ne1v S69!l. f0NR067) \VHJ take car · m cs. """s 0 er e 1 a ? car in ra e or in.. Call aft 5:30, 646-9161 paint & interior. $1600. 548-5380. ance private party, 54640521====,,..,=~--in !radc or finance private a '64 Country Squire 9--pas.~.-or 494-9773. '67 PONTIAC GTO, 1 owner, * 675.5656. parly, =>-1S.4032 or 494-9T13, . . .~=-~-...,----,,-,, 4-sp trans, Rally wheels. ·57 T-Bird, good co nil. '6•1-T-BIRD. I owner, ~ auto trans, air. p1vr win· '68 Olds Toronado, custom, Must sell. Mr. \Ve b b Sl750/best oiler . 526--2514 or 6."
dows, good cond.. 646-5619. one owner, vinyl roof & S42-854S S46-20lS. tires. $72.i. Blue Book '67 Galaxie-all pwr & air. a cherry on top. $2595.1-.========'-=========_:_P:;•~i"'::.:,· .::":::~:::634:::::'·:_ ___ ,
Xlnt cond. Lady--0wned. 675-5624. lmportad Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 Imparted Cart 9600 .~"~"""'~-"~•'-"~'~'~·-,.,-,-..,,_1 '·53~~0l~d7s~C~u~t~l-a-,-,--7b7I"""c·lf:;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;::;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;:::::::::::::::::::;;:,1 '63 Convert, Xlnt cond $575 w/1,·hite top. VW tires. r/h, [~
See al 9191 Halt League Dr. ps. Very good cond. $585.
H.B. OOS-74'18. 67~138. =='-----·II '62 1',hffiLANE air, r/h, '58 Olds, Clean inside & out,
auto. Xlnt cond. $350. Runs great, nu r adiator, -:;==="=5-618=='===\batt & upholst. $250 . -644-0778.
MERCURY '64 Lm~ry " Old•.
--·---52,000·mi. $739
'67 Montclair 1 _~~"~6-0ti6-' =-=
Full JXlll'Cr plus air cond., '67 CUtlass S~prem . 'J'.op co:i
Dir., vinyl top.clean a.~ you \v/everlngth1ng. Ong. p t.
will find CVOD049). Will take ~P,.:'>.:.·~"~~-5483~=~=--.,,-I\ car in trade or finanee pri. '66 • Olds r~-S.'i. VS, auto.
vale party. 5464052 or 21.000 mi. $100 under
494-911~. wholesale. 642-6695.
'69 Monft'go MX 2-dr HT.
302-2V cng. P\vr windoWfi
& scat. Fae. air. 10.700 mi.
PLYMOUTH
Xlnt cond. $2750. 8.U-1611 lg&j Plymouth Barrncuda,
ex. 2149 days. good cond. while wi red int.
,64 MERCl1ltY w/alr, new Bucket seats, console, auto
. 1 SHARP! .. ,,... tl'8.M, V-8, formula S. $925. pain , . .....-a 962-91!97 * 548-2981 * 1,,,,.-,,.-'-,,.-=,,.-;-;;--, ------'65 Plymouth Fury 111. 4 '
MUSTANG dr HT' '63 Lincoln Co•·
-Unental w/deluxe 'Xtras.
.-66-M-,-,,-, -a,-l-o,-'v-""'1--lo_p_d_lx 1 Below book, pv_t. ply. Pit.
lilt. Good cond. MUst' sell Sat only, 544-5357.
$980, 5,36.97~7. PL Y111. '67 Satellite 2 dr
hard top, 8 cyl, Automatic, '65 2+2, V.fl, auto, Pow b k Fact air 1 ~" -~ ~:, ...,16 o~r. ~. e~. &44-1048. ="'"'·~=,,=,,_'"',.-_,,"-.,-,.,-'61 BARRAcuoA;C1can.
'66 Mu.'lt.a,.; V8 dl!C brks, Auto $87S or otrer. 642--0721
auto, R&H, Yt?llow-blk int ..
·ex. cond. l\tust !Jell $1100
01" best offer &12--798.l PONTIAC
'5:.1? r.tach I r.fui>tang, 4-f!p, '64 GTO r.tusl sacrillce for
Xlnt cond, Be11t offer. ul k --le Call arter 6 pm * Gn-1n2 * ct c _, · MM\~.
ror Fast result., .Call "The TIIE SUN NEVER Sl."I'S on
WE HAYE THE T&M
SPECIAL ,
BEST SELECTION OF '65 PORSCHE
Sport Coupe BMW's
IN ORANGE COUNTY
8r•r.d new enQ!ne not • mile on {II JttdlD, he1rer,
1m.....,cul1t1 thrcr1191lovt. Whet 1 btaulyl
$2995
We hive 1 fin1ncing pl1n to, fi t
your budg1t. Come ;n i nd tallr
will! 011• of our exptri1nced caul'I•
1elo r1.
it ALL COLORS e ALL MODELS e IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Radio, hoatcc, cx1'·a s1995 special care has been
taken with this bcautr .
See A: drive to apprec1alc!
'69 v.w.
AMtom11i' •tick 1hift,
r1dio, he1ter, look• end
d rive1 lik1 1 f1ctory frt1h
cir. ISER9951.
'69 .V.W.
9 p11tenger W-19011, fivt
ii•tt 11ew r1dl1I tires.
Thi• b~s ;, factory 1H $AVE
pric1d to low yo11 won't belit•I It!
'66 v.w. $895 Redio, h11 i1r, economy
d1p1nd1biliiy, VoM couldn't
find 1 btttcr bargein. ! SLJ7ll l
Fully equipped plus '64 YW "Camper" $1295
sun roof. Ready (or any·
t.hing. See this one for
sure! {MNE386l
'64 v.w.
Redle, ll1efer, cw1I0111
pln1triping. s799
Healey "Sprlte".·Radio '66 AUSTIN $695
and ht!ater. 1ofcchanicA1ly
A·l. Perteet tor summ~r.
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