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Home My WebLink About1971-08-09 - Orange Coast Pilot7 --- r.::----------------------------------------------. ... R _attin!> Hyde Flee LAFC Session As Irvine Cityhood Ba~kers Boo COUNTY SEAT'S EARLY-EARLY SHOW -Here's how ll all happen- ed about six !econds after Joe Hyde called Orange County's Local Agency Formation Commission session to order at 8 a.m. today. At 27· A, Supervisor Robert Battin {left) and Hyde (center) are met by chorus DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * *. MONDAY AFTERNOONi AU6USt t, 197.1 VOl,. U, NO. 11t, J S•CT10MS. M ~AOES QnickLAFC Meet Turns Into Rout By T0~1 BARLEY Or Ill• 0111v ~Itel :u 1tt Orange Coun1y Supervisors' Ch?.irma n Robert Ballin and L'3s Alamitos Coun- cilman Joe Hyde ran from the Local Agency Formation Conimission hearing room'amid. a stnrm or tioos eal'ly toda y in the .;Worlest anti 'noisiest LAFC meet ing on r~ord . The who le hassle loo~ just six seconds. Tl eG:h~ yPt anOther stormy chapter in the liatlle between Sanlii Ano and Trvine cityhood proponents over a 938-acre in· dust.rial tract. It all happened like this : -Ballin and Fillh Di:ltrict Supervisor Ror1a ld Caspers late i';riday ca!led 11 special meeting or the 1f'FC for 8 a ... -n. todav to oust Anaheim Councilman Chafl~ Pearson from the LAFC. -The Orahge County League of Cities heard about and countered by calling a 6:4S a.m. meeting on the courthouse lawn to oust Jot Hydt from the LAF'C. -The league slso oblaincd a restraining order lo stop Pearson's ouster (See LAFC WRANGLE, P•1r Z) ' er .. ,. Caut .• Wea titer No relief yet in the current weather trend -in £act, stand by . for hightr temperatures. Highs today along the coaiit around 80. lnland temperatures ~t.and in the 11()'1 and lows predicted at 65 Lo 71), INSIDE TODA\' '·Ttr.an Bob 1"1o~bacher j>u llrd n com.t·from·behind v1clr..r11 1n tht: Jina! htnt t-0 cnpturt tlie North Ami?rican Soling chomp- ionsh.ipi. Str. 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The National Weather Service predicts the Southern California heal wave will continue at least another tw o c:ir three days, due lo a hig h preS!ure system located over southern Nevad11. The high prevents onshore breezes from fanning parched inland areas. The new heat wave record broke 10-day extended heat spans set In July 1886 and October. 1965, weather historians nole. Lows <llong t~ Orange Coa~t tonight wilt be in the 70s with !he highs tomorrow oear 80. Nary a breeze is expected either on or off shore. Sunday readings showed the.rmomclers in Death Valley logging Ill dr.grees. making il the hot spot of the. aauon. Sun· ny skies and soaring temperatures caus- ed 1.3 million persons lo flee to the rf.lative cool of Los Angeles and Or~ge County beaches. \111 and run rain ln the form of Isolated thundershowers drnpped on many moun- tain and high desert •reas of Southern ca.lifornia. Sunday. l .. of boos and arise to nee. At 28·A, th ey spot process servers corning and make for exit whlle Supervisor Ronald Caspers l'iits firm . At 29·A, Battin and Hyde have evacuated but Fountain Valley City Attorney Tom \\loodruff serves Caspers v.1ith restraining order. Final scene, 30-A , bAll Y ,llOT Sl<l\llllC'I ~I" Lii ,, .... Caspers. all aJone now, reads the legal ne\vs just handed hlm. More chapters are expected to be added to the County Seat drama later today, perhaps tomorrow, and so on. Newport Coast Man • ID Hot Water County Swimrners Bask in Record-High Warm Surf Set Adrift By TERRY COVILLE Of tll• Diiiy ,llol i11tt Mor e than 5t)(),000 swlmmers foW'ld themselves in hot v1aLer along Orange County beaches nver the weekend. Newport Be~h lifeguards recorded a record 76.9 degree temperature in the water Sunday, while most other areas felt 72 degree water. The Newport Beach mark surpassed the old record of 11 flat 76 degrees i;et ,Ju- ly .10, 1931 for the city. but is 001 the highest lernperature C\'Cr recorded in lhe county . Huntington Beach lifeguarci<; said the ir \\'Bier reached 8.1 degrees in 19~. Surf conditions settled down over the weekend but some beach areas were rz.k· ('d by rip tides and more than 750 swim· mers were pulled out by lifeguards. There were no drownings repor1ed. LagUIJa Beach lifeguards used a resuscitator lo revive a 16-year-olrl Lakewood girl v"ho was tossed in the waler by friends at Crescent Bay. She "'a.<; in good condition &ftcr being treated for shock. lifr.~u;irds said. Beach-by-beach here ·s how the hot weekend wen t: Seat !3each lifeguards reported crowd$ or 15,000 both Saturday and Sunday, with only 20 swimmers in trouble Saturday and none Sunday. Th!. water te..-nperature "'as 72 degrees and tne surf wu a calm one to two feet. About 88.000 visitors landed on the city ' strands in Hunlington Beach Saturday and 11nother ll0 ,000 came Sunday. Sur( was running 4-6 feel "'ith a 72-degree "'ater temperature. Lifeguards had to pull 253 troubled swimmers from the ocean. Bolsa Chica Md Huntington state beaches recorded 100.000 visitors over lhe weekend with rescues modera te. Newport Beach, with wa ter A t 2 Poker Players Kill Each Other KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI ) -Tw o oc- togenarian men shot ~ach other to death in an argument dunng a pok!.r game Sahirday night. .. The men , Ollie W1Jhams, 87, and Charle~ "Chalkie" Wrigbt, I I, were playing poker with two women, aged 40 And 64. Police said an argument started wh~ one of the women started bragging abQut beating the other one at cards. Police said Wright finally drew 9 gun. end Williams ran lnto the kitchen and also got a gun. Several shol!> were fired by each man. and both wert dead at Lhe scene when police arrived. The shooting happe ned Rt the home of Rnu~ton Moore. 87, also a participant In UJe pokar game. •• ba1hrno1n temperatures, tallied 95.000 visitors Saturday and 125.000 Sunday, Lifeguards made 282 rescur~ as rip tides plagued the beach 2J. 18th Street and 1.he river jetty. Lifeguard LI . Charles Douglas said lhe city council would soon be asked for more lifeguard lowers, because crowds are now filting Balboa down to the Wedge as much 11s Jie rest of Newport. Surf v.·as running three to five feet and getting calmer. City and County beaches in Laguna. received 68.000 visitors over the "'eckend . Lifeguards had lo rescue 75. A lot of swimmers suffered cul~ on the rocks. but the StJrf, ·which ran 2-4 feet Saturday is d.v ing. lifeguards said. 'l"he water was 72 degrees. San Clemente lifeguards estimated crowds of 50,000 each, Saturday and Sun· day on city Md county beaches they cover . A tol.!11 of 81 rescues were made, none serious. The water temiierature was 72.4 degrees and the surf was light at two lo lhree feet. Stale lifeguards at Doheny. San Clemente and San Onofre could give no crowd estimates, but said t.he beaches are getting packed ~'TlOre each weekend. They made a Iota! of 54 rescues at the three stale beaches. The surf was a ligh~ nne tn three feet and the water a "'arm 7J degrees. With Crew By ALMO N LOCKABEY DAILY ,ILOt IOl!lnt1 ldllW Piracy, hijacking. Jcidnaplng. Call it what you will. Larry Doheny's famed 75-foot ketch Kamallii, veteran Transpac racer from Los Angeles, today is involved in a dramatic sea aaga that may involve all three. The yacht was "hijacked'' Friday nighf from Ala Wai Yacht Harl>or, Waikiki, by three armed glJnmen who forced the Kamallii crew to take her lo sea. The three gunmen set the thrr.e crewmen adrift in a rubber life raft 1.SO Apollomen Safe on Earth miles at sea. They we re later picked up by the Italia n freighter Benavir, 14-0 miles southwest of Honolluu. The Benavir 's radio report of their rescue early Sunday was the first that was koown of the hijacking·kidna ping. But 'Homesicl<.' f 01· Moon The three crewmen idenl.ified as Robert Waschkei!., the professional skip- per: John Freitas of Los Angeles and Frank Power of Newport Beach. All were SPA CE CENTER, Houston /UPI) - Happy to be ~ack but a little homesick for the moon , Apollo JS'.• .1Stronauts re- tumerl to the routine of life on earth !(). da y and underwent 11 medical exam be- fnre st11rting two weeks of reports on man's most producti ve lunar elq)ed ition. "Boy . l'lt tell you . it's really great to be back." sa;d David R. Scott, the 39- year-0ld commander of the nation's fourth moon landing mission. "But that was a superfine trip and we really en- joyed IL" Scolt. Al!red M. Worden. 39, and James B. Irwin , 41. free from the quarantine imposed on earlier lunar txplorers. began their day at 6 a.m. PDT by reporting to the clinic Rl lhe Manned Spacecraft Center for deta iled tests. Physicians wanted to see if their long exposure lo weightlessness hod caused any physiological cpanges. Results of today's testing will be compared with te!ts made at Cape Kennedy before Apollo IS too k off July 26. The astronauts returned home late Sn u- day night to a wann welco me from their friends. famllks and some of the people who made their 1.2 million mile journey possible. They s~t the night at their homes 11Jnd returned to their regular routine on schedule tod!y. After their medical chec:kup, the astronauts were to start a long series of debriefings covering all ISfleetS of t~ 12-<lay flight.. The astronauts' extraortlinary 171· pound collecUon of rocks and sril from the Apcnnlne Mountain valley they ex· plored for three days ls safely In the lunar receiving: labor11tory be In g prepartd for Analysis. Th' 42 bag~ of 1ample1 will be opened later tbia week. The spacemen, wel!-rested and chipper safe and unharmed when picked Up by the freighter. 11.fter a good night's rest following The report from the freighter sent the Saturday's Pacific Ocean splashdown, Coast Guard and Air Force on a wide new to Houston from Honolulu and arriv· aerial ~earch for the yacht. It was spot· ed in a rain sl.orm . The weather didn 't led trying to duck behind a line aquall dampen the en thu:;lasm of the astronauts some 265 miles from Honolulu , or the S.000 persons out Lo greet them. f.!ean"·hite. the heavily armed Coast Scott and Irwin each gave their wi\'eS Guard cutter Cape Corwin had &et out Hawaiian leis and embraced their from Barber's Point, Honolulu, in bot chi ldren at planeslde. Wordr.n is divorced pursuit of the yacht. but he was greeted by his two daughters After sighting the Kamalii!, the planes and parents . CQntinued to circlr. her and radio position Scott told the cheering crowd that he repons t.o tht cutter. The plra~ crew ap-w~hed the bright. full moon as he new parently iinored notes dropped from a ho-_, "and aa I looked out I felt a little Coast G1Jard plane. homesick . ._ The Coast Guard cutter overhauled tht! "If you go to some place as beautiful and fascinating as that, and you spend three very intense. interesting days, you reall y get attached to it, you really do," Scott said. ''And lhe lladley-Apennine is a fascinating place. There is a lot there. Jim and I could have spent many more days there, gathering all sorts of things." Irwin. who like Worden had shaved his bea rd after splashdown. said he thought a Int during the Oight 11bout the thousands of 'peOple who work:e<I on project Apollo Lo make It a auccess. "I was thankful for the genius of m11n to be Ible to create 5uch beautiful machinery, b!.1uUful equipment; lhank!ul for the people that carefully put it all together : thankful for the people thal tested it: and last of all , lhank!ul for the prople on the ground that were helping us operate it. ~ "So without you, we could not h11ve done it." Irwin said. "And I want to lh11nk all of you from the bottom of my bean.'' -,\ i pirated yacht before dawn today as planes circled overhead and dropped parachule flares . A Coast Guard i:;poke!:m.an said' the three Caucasian gunmr.n belleved'to be aboard the yacht turned on their running Ugh!& and turned back toward Honolulu, ind icating lhty were willing t • "cooperate." No immediate boarding was planned, however. as the gunmen wer& known t.o \\be armed with knives, plus rifies known to be aboard the yacht. 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'lnce again g() through t.'ie :::'lllc.:-..: w.a::1rr.o~ls app:-o\·~ thiJ r::o:-:.:."):;; ·if ~f ?-.;;· e :,-, t!() 1: Yi t.rr:e; th~n v.-e ·u C'l ~t ~?-.a: "'::i " t.i: we r! det emuned to t;;.•:"" ·:.:: ar:· ·~ aM make 1urt !hat e" o:-:--~.~e ·.~IY.t JgXy unCerstands our m· lf'' '-;' .J ;o• ~aJti ~~·· • r•-:.r5"::-::-• tr • L1>ague mttt1ng .,, .. ~.-": n.1 n-, .. l•;;ai1ty rif hl.S ., .... n L~:r .".~arinE i; ~!:-g q.Jesuoned t.-.da~·. · .,... a.s r,,.., er :fa !!~ lrn ri~·n 1! H\·de ~r:~r.!:;g antl >!•1h :.-under "''rain. e\·e~ calltd :he me"' .n;: t'l !'.lrder. And !>t \·eral a t'o:rr,~·~ p·e-.•1' t11!misud Bat11n·1 nom1na t1on of L1 •\o:~r for the po!t held bv Pearmn a~ "lj•J.o!h· riut of order, · Torla~ "! !1.-.rm-. ~ar1ng alv.i left m d?ub! the c•1mpri•H1on rif the LAFC ffl r \\ednt:sda : s ''';;! he aring into the · promi.s.!d l.;ind ar.nexa \L()n propo!.111 \lan ~ r/ th" ma""''' prl'Sf'nf at tOOa\· s Lf;,fuP r"'l""1 .rrz. ronrl"mMi'.l the Ban1n· (35pror~-H\rj .. r.'l'l'·" dur•n~ !he ""·e•ktnd as a b:d tr, e.isur,. Santa Ana ! annexil !11"/fl oi , . I .• r.t cr .. "\~r11.~f!l-< 9-V..acre !lt1p \l"hlch r-.;i·. fr rm part of the pliir.ned e<>mmurrny of lr>·,n .. :::;ir·.o Ana ! argument lh111 !he land r .:i;;-:rj1 bi>tn'Tle part 'Jf the new c11v or Jr·.illl: becau!e tlf a pr ior acreement With the lrYlf!f C11mp<1n\ "'as rerentlv !lrutk r;r "'-n bv Superior Court Judg~ Ravmond T:u1mp~n. · 11 11.;i • nr11ntl'd out !l"W'i-1\ tha1 the '.11Ftkrnd '5 r:le1·eiopmtnts art designM 1,, e~•urr a u,J1rl \ nt e f()r Santa Ana an-1 a01;i 1n~1 Jrv1nr< Jnttr~!LS at y,·e<Jnt5d•\·'s LAfC hl'a rln~ · LP11gu~ ~fYlk"!men 1 n~i~t 1hat \\'ed- r rsrl11 \··! hP11r1ng v.111 l'll'I! ~ lega l 1f R~1-:h11rrlt rl'lt'• nrit riccupr the cha ir C•·.rit •1 to •he l"'-•!U"'! represent ati\'f' \le;i rv.·h1I• thl ' m•IT'1n01. Super.•1sor f"a <'J"rs rr fu~t'rl tri dJ•ru~c th e p!'.15!tb1!11y 1-3· h •~ t1 1 ~ru•s1rin! ,.,·1:h Su Pf>r\'i Ylr Ba t· I 11 .<i'1 H\ ti• 1mmed1arelv follo~ing the abr'l11<-i LA ff ~annR C{)nst1tuted a 1·:,,1;ir 1rin .-.: t~• Br'lllTI Act H• tnlrl ih" D~.ILY P!LOT from bl!'h1nrl c)r1t~r1 rln()•< r1;i· t-.. ~~rl ··nri tl'lmm en!"' f1~ .~ .. ;;llprra1 1.,n• ~·i:JP~1)•0r Rarr 1r. 5 .:urj,. ad1·1~er1 th;~ r~.,."!11f>"r:; reptlr!Pr 1h;ot hi• r htef w:.~ r r· r 11 1 ... ::1~li1t1\·~ ~~s1on · ::il'ld cou!r:I rr• ri !i'"U <~ !'°iP ma!ter -...·1'h rLt \I Smen at 1n~ rr~'t n r Tlmf' Pr r""·foff'Tl"tf thii l H1·d• 1t;is 1n Ba ttin s • 11. •r t,qt r!"fus~d 1n d11·uJge the topic of ,, r;· ~ ·<,:i' '·Tl .. • .. Judge Ex tend s Restrain Order Again st LAFC Jutfge J E T ' '>I'd · Rutter today t:t· ll'nti!"ti his restrainini: nrder agairut the LAFC and mf'mber• Robert Battin. R'>nalrl f;isJ)f'rs and .J.,,. Hyde lo Aug 2J after l1sttn1i'I~ to an arcnunt of a hearing Iha: Y.415 tiescrihed 1n h \ courtroom II! 'an absf)JUtf' fiasco·· The iuri!t, nnting lhf' ;ibsence of the three defendant~. 11rr1l'red f ountain \'all1>y C1t1 Att orne~· To1n \\'oodrulf to prepare It ne"' resrr;11n1n• order that wnul r1 halt \\'edne.~day ·s • r h e d u I e d m~~ting or tht LAFC He 1nrl1cated th11t he 1,1·11! hi' willing to &Jgn ~UC'h an order Y.'()(l(!•uff . \l'h/J :.ct.~ tl!i !he c:1iv selection Cflm mittee·s legal adviSl'r. ~ai d he ""·ill &pell 001 1n his order tha1 anv LAf C mee ting -...·hich 1nclur:le~ Hvr1 t and Licker among its members is automat1c ally an illegal assembly. "I may h11vt lo call a s~cial hear ing inti'! th1.o:: issu e for earl y Tuesdiiy." Judge Ruller sa!d. "But I ~-111 have10 slud1 the nev.· 11rdtr it1nd ~upporting declarations ~fore I makl' any such dec1s1on · Kill ed \'\1rong One? DAL LAS ( AP 1 -A fi.\1;ar-old bo\v lriunrl file lrn1fe·hacktd bod~· nf hi~ n1-;:h'rluh \l'a1trr~s mr.1her Sunda y. airin g .,. th a n.-.t e rf'aiiin:i. l\t ~ot lh,. ,.,-,0n11. 1 1e I m ~'lrr' · Police said the} h::id rtw r ltJf'I. m !hf murder of Carolyn . !l'Jnt11'>mer., UI Police ~f)d 1h~ note ·"' apol()gy v.·a! apparently ltlt by the kUJtr. -------· FR£t: t -1.: I n cl tl"t->-- P £O P LL or I RV! E. SUPPORTERS OF I OA!lV P oLOT !•11! ""'" RVINE CITYHOOO PIC K ET COUNTY SEAT BEFORE LAFC HASSLE _________ R_o_u_n_d_and Round Th•y Went Out5 ide While Other Thing Spun lniide Long Spell Russ, 166, Had _,.ip • '3 1-1831 lll 'IOSCO\I.' 1L"Pl1 -Snera!1 'hsl.imov t\l,f.lir! ht"! nt:>·er had a dr"p of ~·h:slr:-, tJ:cept onC't. \n 1&3! .\leJed Aga ye1 ~ys oolnmg 5•:on ger than m!lk and rold !pr1ng ~a·e· has pa55ed lips <1nrt h"' "'d! br.irn. 1n :a.~ ll'an T<:;kanl)1 cal!~ rlr1nkHi:! ,:;-d !m'lkir.~ · d1 •2u<~J n;z nab1 t~ an>! h;ii~ fo~brdden t h e m tO t n t ~~ cnil11ren. grandchildren anti great ~andch iltiren \l hri ha1·e JOined h1! fam iJ:.· tr tt s1r:cf JOi l Tn t: ')Id men ol 1he hill! of Azerba1r:li,;n. Gtorg1a and ri!her Soviet longe r11:.· centers rega le the public fa irly oftfn ~·1th lht ~crtts of ho"· thev zot th at ~-1 1. some"' ha~ in the man.nei of a zreii t athlet,. tipping his fans on how tn do !' '.\e·~<oa~rs C'<1rr,· f()rth 1h, ..,.,rrl Scm~ ()f rhe arl1·1cP 1< N'.)n!rad!C'lor .. b·~· much ()f 11 ;~ cl')n~1~tent frf!m S1be.r1a •r, Armen.a And m'lst of i: confir:Tl'i •he suspicions of th.-.y citdi(aled 1r, the pro- po<1t1on ·a shrlrt l1!t but a ~t rr. one f or one !tung. a.\m ').;t all thl!' !12e~ ~""" l1p1 that rourh J1•ltJ'>r ~hall n•; "r n ri w old \l.'.:mo \', ~h'l 1• tr ·•d by th e Stl\'Je~~ a' ··t n;de~t ,..~., " ·"e .,.,.'lrld at Jr.ii ·.~a·• .: t~?~CG ti"·•" K om~0:r-i:il~Ka: a ZraT a • Yl'I•~·.~ !.".a:;:1.e B:i 11 n e r f t rr ,. I ~::, .. ,.; ;i r '::i<• 0f \nri·a 'Aa< ;in '"ar; ;;0r. i ·A 1~ 'n•rrrl !() rl"n..: t'l t ~t ne?.i''l r; a 1<>;~ 11 1cr;er! ;n-<n rt1med l\.:id ir Btk.' •.; r: the . .\ieroa1d1an 1 1 1 11 a g f' r . ri1ner""·1<e ! wo J!d ne1er hal'e cir:J~k • ,rn ~19Jn ·· T'1 111 ariv1rl' ~eem! trl .en fnr alcnhn] •ti 2~nera! a I m n s 1 unanm1ou5!v arro11 2 Sov iet cenlerit1r1an• But a noiab!e "'"· rep11"n rom~• from !TI" Southrri R,.p:.ibl1c nf \,pr,rJ:ta W 2 rro re'lten;;rians 1n ./os•i Stair,, rnl'\1,n\;i .. 'l J• b"''ll"'lii nd "Drink n,;!ur;i! v. ""~ ,,., 1l'rn 2' b j" l"n' tn f\C'l''~ P;nt G· ;:r,r·. I' r•,..n•la J1 ~il rl :n ann•he r ~e· ("~·· [Pf)"•~' 1., f::ir1 .,. c;.,..,.li:1iH"' rPi,,,.,ed a5 l-n~~t''flf ," r;ai,.fr< Ci'lii •o-.,.;:;'""rS ft"'Tl f'l t-.a1" ~"!" ':1 i;:rov..n2 olrl :ran ar·. o' !h• 01r.e· gra' biearrl frr>Ups t::. !he nat:!)n Take 1:11' matter of die ! Gree11backs Plunging To New Europe Lolvs LO'.\DO \ 1L"Pl -Fe ar~ about po~~1· bl! del'a!uauon of the L S dri\iar ~e nt Ult doll ar plu nging in 11 ~ lo \l e5t le\·el !n 22 year1 on the Frankfur1 money markt! 1 .... da.~ I/lid rock e1ed SI Ja an oun~ tOOa\ 1n London tl'I J-4.1 !M, !h~ h 1ghe~r •1nct tilt st11 rt flf !he free rn11rKe1 1n ~!11rch. 1 ~ Tht ril!t 1n Fra nkf ur: of J 42~2 mar~·· lo the dollar was th e lnv.e~i •1ncf' 19!<! 11·hr n \\"l'~t Gerrr.anv re\·;i ]uof'l :h• m>1r·· up1,ard! for !he !1;~1 llrre ,.f·.-· \\"11r rl Y.'ar If Thi' l ·~ cur.-enc~ ii l~n v,;i.-a· a low ebb in Lrindon. Pa ns and Zu~1ch The Lonrlnn gnl d prict mP1o1nt ll 11~:. nl'lv, nearl~ 59 ;in nur.cc h1~h .. r 1n11 1'\ 1" nf flc1al monei;,r~ price r>f s:1~ an "unrr ~,, bi the l"n1tl'd .i;;\;ites 1n 1934 Jn Zurtrh gl))d soared tfl S4J iO In hu> and S-43 9<I tr: Eell. up more !h.:in 90 cen tli0.<tric,. Frid111 \\llrld mnn"~ rr.a:-k•ts ha1·e ~e1 rrxk· lnO: ~lTIC' f ranc! tMk <'er ~ ]act \l."ed· nf 'diiy rri h:il' the f]0·,1.· nf d.-.J\;i ;~ aid 'fJ !tl)p •pe('ul.:ii 11n r>f 11 !'l;gh•r 1 a'.tJPr! f~ar", ~a!e ;~ In 1he free i 'l\d m<!~kt'; 1.-.da-.· •.:i·d turr:n1,. \l,;i< · ~ub•ta111 1a l ·;ind tnilt r11f'!'r fT""f'f'~ unrPrt::i •rir 1"• h;i~,.r1 "'" !Ji'!' f1J1Urf' 1 ::i lut< of F.ur11Pf'.:in C't:rrercie~ anrt \:"" d'lll ar rr0mr1er:I 'h• ht;\'lnr E:~cha:"t ff' rr.,;rl.:P t< <T;ir;rd h.~t.h n•n·ou.~ !r l'L d •n~ 1rorl ;n and r;i·e~ m"l'td er·;:i:1ralh · Th" dn!l;ir •lurrprrl ~:i~.n<t tl-• \\'"•' (;t'f'f'iln m;:i-~ I" I'< l"""t'' I f'' ;:ir,rj II ~\ hl;1."1n~ onil ~ 42i.i m:i-..-• Th < rnmr;;rl'rf v.•·ti .1 AfJ)(1 m.:ir~· •nr 1r.t,.·ri .:1 ·1,.,n:i \h· ;ioir~rd t1n)';;· 111 lc.~ ''; ih f' rna;k hrf"'" I' h•rl.;" ;:i11111 f•n"T) f l ~l'd rx rh 11r~P rll'" l·m11< ;irir:I 11::ic 'lln'1!1.'d · 1n the \1'1y <\Jr· r""'! r·l'I' (Stco,,1111 I\ e \\ port Asks CAB Denial Of Hughes Bid .\"e·~P".lrt Beach has asked tne (J\"Jl Ae:or.au•.1c! Board :o o;..sm1!! ·he request r>f Huo:hr' Air \\ e~t for nnn~·r>n 1!1 2~'..' f·'l m Orar-ge C-0un!y . .\.~;;.or: io Sa!'! Fran· l:i a te!e~r.:im '"r.' tri tnr CAB ~a~t ~etk . 'l;;~·or F.:d Hi rth urged the case be droppe-d """lthout fur:her proceeding~·· CAB nffici al! •ud 1~~t ll"t'C k lhP 8p- pl1cat1on has not ~el been set f!)r hear· !nJS Hrr1h ba.~ft! his rf"qUt'.S' on three p<11rt,: ~'Th" f;;r1h11e< at Orange County A!rprY.t arl' inadequate lo acrommoda1e a d di~:fln!ll passen gers. -\e"' port Beach is 1 !t:\·ere no1~t 1rnpar1ed are2' and add1t1ona : fli ghts t'> pritn:s al read~ sen·rd ~ould not be in lhe publi c inte rest. -· r.r.01t 1rg 0f the aprl1cat1nn ""ul rt ~ub" f':' 1ne boJ;;rd s ot rb~V/\ 1n :he Pa r 1 f 1 c \'or1h"'e ~t-Cal1 fo:-!11a ln· \ r~ui:a1 ~"n In ter;:ne conn,,r11nJ! i;er1 ice a~ p:opr1Fetl 1n ihe apoi1cl!Uf'Jn I' 1.n· rp ce<>;ir y riue 1e thf' cln~ prox1mlt~ of LM .-\ngeles lme~t1ooa! A1rpo:1 ' Orange County Supen l!ors last v. e(k ...;reed to lrxlge a s1 m1 tar prnt e~t to 1he Air \\"t'!t appl1ca!lon and a!s0 \"O:f'rl to n.,.. ?J~" a rf''1Ue.~t b ~ P;i\"1f1c 5<luthwe •t ;\lrl1nes fnr 14 daily fhght..s 10 .\orthern Ca hf orn1a Su p!2r1.·isor~ noc ed th• PSA se:--·1ce \\OUld duplicate tha t of Air Cahlorn1a Capo Councilmen To Set Tax Rate The c1:~·s ta,; rale v.ill be set at lnn:1<ht ~ • p m mert1n c of th' San Juan Car11<lrano City ((lunril 1n the Councli Chambe-r~ Thi' rl'!'nmmendctl ra 1e 1~ 9'I cr nts per ~!flfl a~~es•f'r1 \alua•1•· \1~1 nn thr a-;;:r nr1.:i 111 1 hP 11 rr•• lJ!l'·n r <';ihli <:h1·1;! th" hrinrl rPc1Pmp11on funrl 111' r~i f' ,,.1 ~o . pn·~ prr ~1<~1 .11•~,.~·rrl lillu2!1nn Tlt1F .:r.mnU:it rlu< <llm<> (t>\\I r fu r"rl rr'.pnur< 11111 ho' nt•r,.<<::ir1 lo rl'!J:e ~tv,rr ht-nd~ 1n thr \!f7 1·i2 '1~l al 1P ;i r The flO-r.:Pnl t.i x til!e 1s the sa1ne lax r;it p ('•tt1bl1~hf'd ""hrn thr ru~ 111- 1 nrf)(lr<1!('d IQ .1 ril rS a11u. De1nocrats Mull Hopes Foi· 1972 The meru was 1.1z.zllnc ~eak arid C(l)d b«r ~turda y at the Democratic b.:Jrherue 1n Sal'! .Juan Cap1st1ano. but the ma in \()p1r nf l'.l1\C\Js,1co 11.as a part} 1·1c· to~ 1n i!lj2 Alm~ I .!!J() 1X1n.-v rat~ frr1m 1ar1()lJ ! parts nf Y.uthem Cal1forn1 ,; attended the event at th! C)':-lt>ill Ranch and 11·1Jdh ap- plauded sprethes cnt1cal flf th"' \11rin Adm1n1~1rauoo. Cahfr1rn1;i Sen. Jonn Tonne). the ma •n speaker, attacked Pre!Jdent \1~on on l'if'\'f'ra l fr'lnt.s and f'l'"n ""rot sn far a5 to ~ucgr~t a l9i2 Dtmr11:rat1c \'lctory in 5trl•ni.:1~ Rt'puhhcan fJrani:t Cnunty .. Pr('sident .\"1xon 1s a rnasttr of taking an:-pt"1~11Jon hP thinks 1s going to ad1·anr~ ht~ ptilllital ~'anding.'" Sen. Tunn"Y· ~pealoni;: fr om the bo'd or a pic kup truck, loiti th,. enthu~1a~1a· crowd. Htlwc>·cr. the tall scna!llr said t he Prr<1rl,..n1 hiirl ··f,.ilrd tn rl"lt\'l'r"' 1n many ar,.:i~ .. r na!1<1n~I 1'<•n"'·rn In particular, Tunnf'I r·rit1c1zf'd th« l'r1·~1dcn1 frir ~en· ding rTul1t;ir:-aid to 1'<1k1~1;in. for refus· ing in grvl' rnnr" funds 111 the: Office of Ernotlrnl!' Orpr1rtu nitl', f11r cutt1n '( back ;ud t'l 1>rlu1·a11nn anr1 fr.r not .~!anding up ti') C:;il1fnrn1;i ';o\· fl nn;ild RPa~an in lhe ro:·..,nt nural Legal A~~1,.1ance fundtni; d1 spu1e · The f'rr~1d"n' h;is n•1l drnl' anything ~·ith respect tn the ha~1r underlying pro- hlems .,f this eronom~ ,"' Tunney claimed . 'Emplo)mcnt i.s thr num her ont i&suc 11nd !\ixon h;,sl'l't d<'hr£"rrd" ··He hasn·1 delivered nn iiny of the pro- mises hr m;ide to lh" ;\mrrican people." the senator added. nnlh1nJ,! the t.:.S. ""·as ~till fh1ht1ng in Vietnam. <'l"en thoug h the Pres1drnt had carnp;11gned on a platform of Pnd1n~ thr w;ir :\l1hou>?h Srn. Tunnl'\' said he ll p- plaurled the Prl'.qrlcnt's pJ;in.~ rn 1·isil Red China. he .~aici. ·This wnn '! r1r1 r?.::1 fr om :he h1~r11r of rnen d1•1n~ 1n Vi('l nam and men becorn ing cirug ·addicts in Vietnam." Sen. Tunney prcd1C'tcd the recent en- franchisement 11f !hr 18 to 21-year-OJd Americans would be a majnr factor in the l9i2 Oc1nocra tic v1t'lory. In a \ig:httr vein. he predicted lhal, when th' RC'pub!1can s arP holding thr1r party con· \"l'nllon 1n Sao Diego in l!f72 . Vice-presi· dl'nl Agnrw would be in Tijuana - playing golf. Other speakers al lhe all-day picnic Ul· eluded Ala~ka &n. ~like Gra\·el, former Congressman George Elrl'lwn and stat' ,,~~rmhl\·man '\'altrr K<1rabian lD·Los An(!c lc.s 1 !"~n . Gra>'('!, y,·ho ~a1 nPd notoriety recC'ntly when hr read lhP Pentagon papt'rs nn n<1l1nnal !t!!'r1s1C1n. accused the :'\1xon Adm1n1;:1ration of brea king the \aw 1n ha\'!nl!. 51)(1 .000 more mf'n in lhe Armed Forces than authorized by UJ ngress. t 'r,1111. l'1•flf' I PIRACY. • • r>f 1 h~ l,r>;: Ani;:rlr' ;in d C;iltfornia ;.at.ht c:ub~ Hr ~ailed 1n 1h1s yrar"s Transpac: undrr the hur~ee n( LA YC The J:!rn1al rachl~man i< a \'tt~ra n Tr<1n~rac racrr. h;i1"1n~ ~;:11!~rl in e1·ery Hnnolulu r;irl' o\·f'r thr pa<l l.l 1riir< He ta~ ::il;:n •a1lerl in ;:evcr;il \lazatl::in races. \\"aorhkr1! ro11.rr and ftf'lt;'l< all cre11·. ed "n the Kan1all11 during the recenl T·an<p;ir The\· ;:;11ri lhr\· \1 l'Tf' prn11~1nnJn~ the tm,t f<ir a ~hnn rrui•e nf th e Hawauan ]•!;ind• and ;i r('IUrn t'l the m;unl and ,, hf'o 1hr rur;;1r.~ OOard thr <h ip abctut rnidn ii::ht Fridt1y ;ind nrdrrt'd th~m to prrp;irr f11r •r-1 r r.·.1cr I~ ii °\('',1pon Rcarh re~1drn1 ;:ind i~ \1·c'l·~rinwn 1n 1hr ;irr::i ;i< ll prri- fr•~1r>nal sk 1 p~e r ;i.nd cre11· ahoard l<1rge ~ ;ich1; f)r.hl'O\' h1n1<r lf \\;i< rrp0r1rrl 1 ~ bf' ;ihn;irrl 1hr l'o,;.•I G11nrd ('111\f'r 1n it~ ~e.1r!'h for the 1·;1<hL Dnh rn1 al.<o ma in· l t1 1 n.~ a hnn1f.' in. !he l.<l.<1nd< . Th" ~nld price h,;rl re;orhf'd up 1" '45 ·an ounce In EuroPE' 1n l;itp \larch. I ~ ;i· ;i time when thr kt-v Lnndon m;irkPI 11..-.~ clo!ed frir two "'ttks ~causf' .-.f th• H'I· 1ern1t1rinal monet.;i: c r:•r~ Th~ pr l'\ ·ol1 ; high since then ,.,·as HJ 82 '1 ir1 .\!11 rch 1~9. when pnlitical and eronnm 1c tf'ns1on.~ 1n f ra.l'lce prompted a rush !n huy gold Baseball Team Forfeits Gan1e To Keep Lo cks WHAT YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT PAWN SHOPS* ORLA ~on. f l.-i ( t;PJ I -A t ee:n -11~" ffam of h11~r hal1 pl ay~rs riuit the Americiin !Agion CAntral Arta tourna· men! Sund11 v ratlM?r Uian ha\'e tht pla,vers' lonR. hair cut. The lssut arose y,·hen the Orl.:r.ndo Po~t 19 team shoY.'ed up for a game ll!ilainst St Petersburg Post 14. Legion off icial Qill Meade ordered two Orl&ndo pla~·rrs Ill get haircuts immediately. but agreed In let the game proceed ¥.•l'len informed thal bArber !hops are clnstd on lht 1abbAlh. Orlando Jost lhe l!:amt. ft.I. but had .:r. chan~ to get back in thl!' !hrtt·*llY double-elimlnation tourney on Tut.sday a~ainsl Sara50ta Ptlsl 30. In 11 post·gamf ~ess1on. ~1eade ordered li:z other Orlando players to cut their hair or trim their 5idebomli. The Orlandn player• decidtd tn fl}rfril th! remainlnll ji:Amf' anti k~p thrir hair ''\Ye had 11 bout a hundrtd·l0-0ne thi ner l"/f winni n£ the lournament." ~air1 Orlando pl11~rr Tom my Horan. 'and any""ll .\ 1t 11·.11~ tno clost. to the beg inning of 5Choo! There·s not enough time to let our hlir grow back out." *BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK Do you 1p.cloli11t '" on1t pattlcMlor lf.m7 I YtJ, We lpt t ia liz• ;., d iamond~ anii f i~e 9em1. How•v•r, we ht Ye 1vot rythin9 from 1n1 ;~u 11 to 1tereo -9 un1 lo t t mtra1 - mu1it 1I in\lrum1nt1 to •ports lt1m1. Do yo111 repelr J1twelry attd wotchet 1 W1 h11 v1 toro1p l1t• repa ir fec ili+;t l cl rt.t• 1on1blc prit t1. Try u1 anil 1e1! Do you buy dir~ctly from l11dividucl1~ '1'11. 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Huntington Bea~h Fountain Valley EDITION YOL. 64, NO. 189, 3 SECTI ONS, 34 PAGES COUNTY SEAT'S EARLY·EARL Y SHOW -Herc's how it all happen- ed about six seconds after Joe Hyde called Orange County's Local Agency Fo rmation Commission session to order at 8 a.m. today. At 27· A, Supervisor Robert Battin (left) and Hyde {center) are met by chorus of boos and arise to flee. At 2B·A. they spot process servers coming and ~ake for exit while Supervisor Ronald Caspers si ts firm. At 29·A. Battin 1d Hyde have evacuated bu!. fountain Valley City Attorney Tom \ oodruff serves Caspers \\•ith restraining order. Final scene, 30·A, Today's Final N.Y. Stoeks TEN CENTS l'.IAILY PILOT ....... nee Phofo1 ~, Lff ....... Caspers, all alone no"°', reads the legal ne\vs just handed him. More chapters are expected to be added to the County Seat drama later today, perhaps tomorrO\V, and so on. Battin, Hyde Flee LAFC Debacle ' By TO~ BARLE'I' Ol lh• D•ilY l"llol :itoll Orange County Supervisors' Chzjrman Robert Ballin and Los Alamitos Coun. ci!man Joe J-lyde ran from !he Local Agency Form ation Commission hearini; room a111id a storm of boos earl y today in the shortest and noisiest LAFC mceling on record. The "'hole hassl e tonk JUSt. six seconds. I l etched yet another i;Lormy chapter in the battle between Santa Ana and Irvine J 2·day Sizzle•• cityhood proponents over a 938·acre in· dustrial tract. It all happened like this: -Battin and Fifth Dist rict Supervisor Ronald Caspers late Friday called a special meeting of the LAFC for 8 a . .:n. toe.Jay lo oust 1\nMeim Councilman Charles Pearson from the LAFC. -The Orange County League of Cities heard abouL and countered by calling a 6:45 a.m. mre!ing on the cour1house la"'" to oust Joe Hyde fr om the LAFC. Long Heat Wave Beats Old Record The longest heal wave ever recorded continued into its 12tb day today in Los Angeles and beach cities along the Nixon Sign s Lockheed Aid, Joh Meas ures WASHI NGTON !liPI \ -President Nixon sii;:ned the bill to provide a S.250 million government guaranteed loan to finan ciri!ly troubled LockhEed aircraft ftionda y. He also ~igned legislati(\n prn\'iding $1 billion to set up speci al r111plo ymenl op- portunill!'s at the state and local level - a mo\e "'hich the administration hopes will crca!r i50.(){)(, jobs. The President signed both bills without tin.v special ceremony . Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler told newsmen Nixo n v.·as very pleased that Con~ress had enacted the conlrovertial Lockheed bill and hoped it would save "'a great many jobs.·• In a statement accompanying the sign· Ing of the Emergency Employment Act, the President said funds would be made available to the states and localilies within three weeks "so that hiring may begin at once." "By Labor Day. lhe first group of unemployed people should be working in the jobs financed by thi!'I acl; which will eventually help more than 150.000 jobless persons." Nix on said in a statement. He added: ''lhe jobs which will be made available under this act v.·i ll be real jobs -jobs whi ch promise futu re ca ree r npportunllies. At the same time. 1he work performed by participants in this pr~ gram will help mee~ some of our needs In i;uch fields HS environmental protecliQn, health , education. pubhc ~re1y, housing, recreation. public facility maint.cnance and rural developmenl.' He noted that l'ilies 11nd counties of more than 75.000 populallon will chiefly benef it from !he program 11nd of£icials in these communlli!S will serve as planning and dispersing agenls. The Lockheed loan guarantee authorit y will expire Dec. 31. 1973. Nixon said that he is selling up an Emergency Loan Guarantee. Board to administer the Loclihttd ·financing as required by the legislation. He nottd the board would consis~ of Treasury Sccrela!1' John B. Connally. the chairman of the board of governors of the Federal Reserve System and I h e chairman of the ~curities and Exchange ComoUuJOIL • Orange Coa~t continued to broil unde r searing seaside temperaturP..s nearing 80. The National Weather Service predic1.~ the Southern California heal wave will continue at least anot her two ()r three days. due to a high pressure syste m located over southern t>.'evada . The high prevents onshore bree1.es from fann ing parched inland areas. The new heal "''ave record brokt' 10-da.v f>:\ended heat spans sel in J uly 11186 And Ocl(lber. 1965, 11 eather his torians note. Lows al ong the Orange Coast lonight "''ill be 1n !he 70s "'ith the highs tomorrov.· nrar 80. \lary a breeze 1s expected either on or off shore. Sunday readings showed thermometers 1n Death Vallry Jogging 119 degrees, making it 1he ho1 spot oft.he nallon . Sun· ny skies and soarinp. lemperature~ cau~ ed 1 .1 n11!lion persons to flee to the relative cool of Los Angeles and Orange County beaches. Hi! and run n1in in lhc fQrm of isolated !hundershov.·er~ dro pped on many moun· la in and high dei:ert areas of Southern Cal ifornia , Sunday. Huntington Man Held · in Knifing Costa ~1csa resident Rober! Anthony Packer. 24. is reporled In sati~factory condition today 2.t Huntington Intercom- munily Hospital after he was stabbed Friday night. Police said Pricker was stabbed during an argument al the Warner Dri ve.Jn, i37 1 Warner Ave .. Huntington Reach. Hi~ Alle~ed as.~ailant, Alberl R:>J1dall .Jenkins. 24. of 317 lil.h SI., Huntington Beach is in cu.~lody on charges of assault v>'ilh intent to commit murder. Class of '56 Slates Reunion in Anaheim Members of the 1956 graduating clau at Huntington Beach High School are In· viled to take part in a lf>.year reunion Aug . 21 at the Royal Coach Motor Hotel, Anaheim. ReservA linn~ for the $2.50 p<:r person cocktail hour and dance must be returned by Tuesda y In Mrs. Janet Axen Sanlan:t, 1)(16 Oare.nee SI , Anaheim. 92806. Tiie reunion begins al I a.m. ----~-------·· -·---~ . • -The league also obtained a restraining order to stop Pearson's ouster by the triad of Ballin, Caspers and Hyde. A!! this sel the stage for the 8 a.m. LAFC srs:;ion which was being picketed by placard·c arrying proponents of lrvlne citvhood. Hyde called Lhe LAFC session Lo order <1nd Battin immediately no m i n a I e d Anaheim aUorncv Herbert Licker tn t~ke the seal nn the LAFC held by Pearson. Neither Pearson nor San Clemente Counciiman Stanley Northrup v.·ere in their seals. Abruptly, the roof fell in on Ballin, Hyde and Caspers. Process servers and at least a dozen mayors rrom the League of Cities civic selection commi1tee leaped the rail~ "'hile Irvine incorporation pickets hooted and jeered the \vhi!e·faeed trio. Hyde ran from the room throwing the restraining order .signed last night by fltll 11ckHr 1>n1111 MILLIONAIRE'S YACHT KAMALII HIJACKED ON HIGH SEAS Ther• Were Guns, Knives and Wery Co11t Gu1rd Escort Transpac Racer Pirated In Dramatic Sea Saga BULLETIN HONOLULU iUPI J -A pirated yacht . from which a three-man crew had been sel arlr1ft. v.·as boarded and seized by the Coast Gu11rd today. A Coast Guard i;pokesman said lhe ~eizing of the 70.foot Kam11lii was done by the crewmen of the Coast Guard cutter Cape Corwi n without incident. The spokesman said three gunmen who lnok the y11cht ea rly Friday from 1 Hon· olulu y;acht'harbor were taken aboard the Coast Guard cutter. Bv ALMON LOCK.ABEY DA ILY l"ILOT .... lr!tl ...... Piracy, hijacking, kidnaping . Call il what you will, Larry Doheny 's famed 75-foot ketch KamaTiii, veU!ran Transpac racer from Los Angeles. todll y ls Involved in a dramatic sea saga that may invOlve all three . The ysicht was "'hijacked "' Frida y nighl from Ala Wa i YaCht Harbor. Wa ikiki. by three armed gunmen who forced the Kama!Hl crew to take her to sea. The three iunmen 1et the lhret crewmen 1drift In 1 rubber life raft 150 mile! al sea. They were later picked up by the Italian freighter Benavir, 140 mi les southwest or Honolluu. The Benavir's radio report ol their rescue early S11nday wag the first that ' was known ot the hijaclting·kidnaping. The three crewmen Identified a~ Robert Wascli.keit, the profess ional skip- per ; Joh n Freitas of Los Angeles tind frank Power or Newport Beach. All were 1afe and unharmf!'d when picked up by the frelRhter. The report from the freighter sent the Coa1t Guard ind Air Foret on & wide ·~rial search for the yacht. It W8!'1 ,gpot.. led trying 1o duck behind a line squall some 265 miles from Honolulu. Meanwhile, the heavily armed Coast Guard cutte r Cape Corwin had set out from Barber·s Pojilt, Honolulu, in hot pursuit of the yichl. After sighting the Kamallii, the planeli continued lo circle her and radio posilion report.~ to the cutter. The pirate crew ap- parently ignored notes dropped from a Coast Gu1rd plane. Superior Coort Judge J. F. T. "Ned" Rut. ter into the air. Battin followed him , dodgi ng 2lld weav. ing to avoid his copy of the court order. All three men fled to Caspers' private office. And all three made it clear to their staff and newsmen that they were not Lo be disturbed on any accounl. Moments before the meeting, th~ League's city selection commit lee unanimously named Fullerton Coun- cilman Louis "Red" Reinhard t as their CofC Sponsored representative on the Local Agency FormBl.ion Commission. · The group again condemned the action of Hyde in trying lo cling to the LAFC post despite an overwhelming vote against hint at the League ·s last meeting. Tempers flared on the lawn of !he old county courthouse this morn'ing alter a \\'eekend of tremendous political pressure culminating in \he distribution or a meeting announcr.:11ent carrying the !See LAFC WRA NGLE, Page 2) Counc-il Briefed On Finance Study By ALAN DIRK.IN 01 tn• O•Hr Piii! Jiii! Huntington Beach city councilmen were hriefed today ()fl the Chambe r of Com· merc~sponsored report on municipal finances. The briefing look place at lwo separate gessions in the ch.a mBtr offices •l 18581 Beach Boulevard. Three councilmen, along with the L.llamber's board of direc- tors. were scheduled to alU!nd the firs t meeting al 3 p.m. and another three councilmen were to be briefed al 4:31) p.m. Top members of the city staff were to attend bolh sessions. The press "'as barred from the meetings. Contents of the report, prepared by lhe Santa Ana office of the nati onally know n account ing firm of Ernst and Ernst at a cost of $9,600 to the Chamber, were not expected to be made known !o the public until the Aug. Hi council mecling or at a study session yet lo be schedu led. The report, which look three months tn prepare, was commissioned for the purpose of presenting a five·year finan· Home Building In Huntington Sl1ows Increase Const ruction or new single family homes in Huntington Beach during the: first seven months of 1971 is moving at a rate which promises to surpa!I! the record year of 1969 when JTl()re than $100,000,000 in building permits were issued. City Economic Development Officer William ,J. "Bill'' Back !la id today lhat during 1969 890 new h o me 1 were built. So far this year perm.ils have been issued for 8l6 new houses. Sales of the new hou!es, h()wever , are lagging behind cons LrucOon with 452 homes sold so far-this year compared ID 1.328 homcs·aold ln "lbe record year, ac· cording to Back. -Whi~lt looks likely for• new record ln single: fam ily •home eon'!lructlon, bulldin1 of ap1rtment units sppean: to be down substantially, Back said. He pointed out that in 1969 there were 3.107 permlta iMued for apartmant units. So far this year onJy l.OOI unlta have received building permlta. "That's only 32 percent or the apart· ment permita !&Sued in 1969," Back noted. Since January there have been 13 new holising lracls started maklng 1 total of 41 Lracl.I 1UU tellin& bomea ln lbe city. -. cial pl an or plans for the city, according to Chamber leaders. Peter Horton, chairman or the Chamber committee which selected the fin ancial analysts, this morning con· firmed that today·s briefings were in· formal and would be closed to the press and public. "'These will be a precursor to a gtudy session briefing which will be open to the public," he eJCP!ained. ,;I understand thi!'I study session will be sel at the next Council meeting, Aug. 16. • "We felt we owed il to lhe councilmen a nd administration to have a preview of this thing. We don't want to embarrass anybody. Even if there is nothing in there that is embarrassing. people ca n .wmetimes feel il is embarrassing." f-lorton said lhal the Chamber was anx· ious to extract the maximum benefit from the report and that the hoard did not v.·ish it lo become an cn10!.ionr1! issue. •·we thought it best not to have the first exposure a public one, but to do it in two smaller briefings." he added . On the report itself, Horton com. mented, "I don't think there is anythint in here to embarrass anybody ." Today's meetings will also be the firsl lime the chamber's 2S.man board hat ~een the report. Councilmen Al Coen, Donald Shipley and Jack Green \vere to attend the 3 p.m. briefing and Ted Bartlett. Jerry ~fatney tSee FINANCE, Page !) Orange ,Coast l\'eather ND retie£ yet in the current v.·ealher trend -in fact, stand by for higher temperatures. Highs tl'>day along the coast around 80. Inland temperatures stand in lhe 90's and lows predicted at 65 to 70. INSWE TODAY Te .ran Bob Jtfosbacher pulled a co1ne·from·behind victoru in the fimd heat to capture lite North American Soling ch.amp- ion3hip1. See Boattng. Pope 19. l lrfll• ' IHI"" It. tf Ct fffttlll• I C11tc•r1tt U• I Cln1Ullll tf.'4 Co..,lc• ti C~tMnl 11 OM!fl Hlllc•t t Ol'lltCM t ldllll'ltl ,... • lllltf'ltlllmilll n.11 l"llllllCI H•ll "--,, AllflL~ 1J ,l1Urrl ... L"-t ""9•1tt »t1 N1!1fftl ~ ... Ortl!ll c......, ' ltltlt hl'ttf' tt '""' IJ..l1 119<11 M.,Mh tt-t.J Ttlt•ltloll tt Ti'ff~ M·H WMllMt 41 W-'1 NtwSlJ.IJ ...,.,. .. "'"'' .. f Cl.t.ll Y PILOI H r.:.;nd1.y, .lugusl 'f, 1971 Coast Visit Teens Plan '1, Tunney Pushes Channel For Beach Gift ' Swim Task 15)' PATIUCK BOYLE ()I tl'lt O<lllJ .. 1~· 51•11 C&lUornia S~. John Tunney s11d Satur· day he soon hopes to resurrect an Admin.lstr1tion propo~al l.O brlng 2.5 miles of prime Camp Pendleton beach in· to the hands of the public Speaking In an ir:terview, t. h e Democratic Senator said Thursday's vote in the U.S. ~nate killing the. President"& plan "took everyone by surprise." I was "ery disappointed to learn Mbody "'·as looking when Sen. t Harry r . l Byrd ( D-Virginia ) offered his amend· ment," Sen. Tunney sald. Sen. Byrd scut· tled the President's promise to give the land to California whe n. acting in a virtually empty Senate chamber, ht of· fered an amendment to a military con· 'truction bill halting the giveaway. Sen. Tunney, noting he v.•as not present in the Senate when the amendment was introduced .11nd passed. said he plans to attempt .11 compromise with congressional leaders opposed 'to giving the land to California. Stuthern Democrats ". n r k e d 5UC· ctssfully in both houses (Jf Congress to atop President Nixnn's plan. which would have opened up 2.5 miles of beach im· mediately downcoast from the Western Vi'hite House ln the pubhr The President alsl'I had hoped to grant 2,700 acres of in - land Camp Pendleton properly to California for recreational purposes. "I have alv.·ays thought that btac h should be open~ up," Sen Tunney noled, addin& he also fe lt th e Marines should be able to use the property for military maneuvers v.•hen it was necessary. "It should be made avtiilable to the. f!Uhlic v.•hen the military is not using it," he itdded. The senator indicated that. to satisfy the srong opposition to an outright give- awa y of the land -as proposed by Presi· dent Nixon -he '-''Ould seek approval of a )'llan to ·lease the land to California . However. California recreation officials ha ve indicated any lease for less thAn 50 years would be unsatisfactory bec1u1e of the cost involved in impm\·ing the beach property with toilet and p a r k in g facilities. "I want to gel Califom isns on that beach," Sen . Tunney said, "and we are ju6t going In have to .,.,·ork for an amicable solution to the prob)et-n .'' Rep. F'. Edward Hebert {P..Lou!sianal, chairman of the House Armed Servicell Committee 1.nd major opponent of the beach give-away, .has ind1caled he might favor some type ff plan to lease the land to California. Nixon Takes New E11gland Public Tour \VASHJNGTON (UPI ) -President Ntxon·s v.·etkend for ay into New England bore al! the trappings of a Presidential car.ipa1gn kickoff. The trip was nonpolilical. Nil.on s11id with a wide smile at one point in front of the Nashua , N.H. city hall. And his public remarks were aimed more at foreign policy thal part1 s'1 n politics. But lhe crowds were large and 1he Nix· on campaign style was 'A'Orking Al closa to mid-season form . He appeared happy and confident as he dwelJed on "''hat see.med to be his most captl\'aling ta lking pninl -h1~ forthcoming tr ip to China \\'here in previous 'A•eeks Nixon had stressed the need 10 end !he isola11on of China's peoples. during thi!' .... ·eekend he !dded. "unless that is done. we will ha\·e a tremendous threat In peace ·· In stops Friday al 1\lanchester and Nashua. N.H. -in !ht! state where the fi rst presidential primary will be hl"llf next v.·in!er -the crov.·ds were large and enth:islaslic. And the appearances in both f\.1a1ne and New Hampshire appeared to be more than coincident.al. Maine is the home state of Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, the unannounced but leading pos!ibil ity for his party's '72 Presidenti11.! nomina1ion. Io addition three other Democrats - Sens. George S. MeGovern nf South Dakota. Henry M. Jackson of \Vashinglon and Birch D. Bayh of Ind iana -were operating in Nev.• Hampshir e Sunday . ~!c(;(lvern \.~ il.n announced c.:tndid11!e 1,1•hile Jackson and Bayh are considered possibilities. Ha lf llJ dozen teenagers from Seal Beach and Long Beach plan t.o tackle the Catalina channel Saturd11y in an effort to ,stablish two distance sv.•l mmlna records. If they 're successful , they"I\ bt the youngest cros&~hannel swimmers in history and the largest group lo conquer the ?2-mile distance. The youthful swimmers plan to assault the \lo'ater from the Catalin11 side ani1 end up on the mainland at Portuguese Bend. Dr. Jerrv Fre.!lonke, a Seal Be1ch den- tist who Will skipper the lead boat, said the six reeord attempters hAve been training since June I. Daily work.outs involve 11 5 ll.m. start ,ach morning and a siJ. to HJ .. mile ocean swim until 11 :30 a.m . Also included in the training are controlled vitamin and food r;upplemcnl intake and a careful diet to improve stamina. The swimmers include S l 11 r ,. '1 Fresonke, !4; Nancy Dale, 14 ; Denni5 Sullivan, 14: Andv Taylor, 12 : Dale O"Connor, !4, and ·Lynne Ccix, !4. Miss Cox is a member of the Phlll!p.!1 66 Swim Club ln Long Beach while the others ars members of the Sea! Beach Swim Club. MEETING ON COURTHOUSE LAWN -Fountain 'ialley :r.layor Ed Just, standing atop chair. calls Orange County League of Cities mayors' session to order this morning shortly after 7 o'clock on court· hou~e la\\"O in Santa Ana. :r.tayors ousted Joe Hyde fr01n L.-\FC ~rat and elrr ted Fullerton Councilman Red Reinhardt ·~tanding far right l. Ne\vpnrt Beach ~la\·or Ed Htrth 1 ~ in \1·hi!e shirt in background. Co~ta ~le5a ~l a\·or Robert \\"Uson and Laguna Beach )!ayor Richard. Gol dberg stand together at center. Dr. Frcsonke said members of the Coast c:uard Auxiliary are being con· tacted for assistance in monitoring the cross-c hannel swim. The l'iWlmmers are srhedu!ed to leave the Catalin11 isthmu!I around 9 p.m. Saturday and expect to arr\\·e at the P:iln.~ Verdes peninsula abnut nnon the following d:i y. LA Ma n to Fill GWC Position E:rnest :'lloon:·. 35, of Los Angele~, has been n.?med coordinator of special Sl'r'l'!Ce-!i al Golden \\'est College. :0.ioore. a forme r sociology and ethnic studies director at Southwest Junior College. Los Angeles. v.·ill orersee the coll ege's financial aids program. the pro- gra1TI for hearing im paired sturlent s, and di~adv8ntaged ~tudents . He has also been ch11rge-d with develop· .tT»ent of a number of new special pr()- ~r?.m~ at Gold l"r1 \\'est. inc!ui1ing a full· lime JOh pl;:icemenl center for voca!JOr1al projlram graduate~. From Pnge l The last successful cross-channel swim \I'll." performed in 19!"l8 by Huntington Harbour resident Greta Anderson wh~n ~he swam the round-trip distance in 25 hours. 53 minutes .'Ind 21 5econtl&. H ~r,,,. time fnr the single crossing was 10 hour!, 49 minutes. LAFC WR .i\:\GLE nan1es of Ba ttin. \:;>.t pt>r5 ai:d H~rlt . The trio ca lled a m<>e r111 >: f.,r !I am. 11nrl the 1mmed1are reacllon of a ~hock~ a.m. \\"h!l e League members ran through a series of mouons which in effect c:i!"l!ga led Hy!fe anrl \a11dPrl Reinhardt, pickets organ1 7.ed by the Council of Cnmn1un11le.~ nf Irvin(' i;urrounded the co11nty 21dm1n1~1ratton builr!1ng. Fn11nt01n \'alley ~1a~·or Erl .!usl, \\'hfl 1ha1r~ bri!h the lrague anrl ci1 ir ~elert1rin C'f\mn1 11tce mrr!l n,i.:~ .. ~<11d J11rlge Rut1 r r siJ.?.ncd a res1r;:i1ninJ,i: rirrlcr <Tg.<11nst the 11r· lion of Rau 1n, Caspers and H~ de late Sunda y nigh1. That onle~ conricmn!> the II a.m. meeiing as ill rJ.?.a \. I! ins!n1cl.~ thP 1rin In ;ippear bcfnre Jurl11e Ruller tn<lii y In justify any fultire meeting whi ch includes Hyrlc. l..:twyrr~. rna.vnrs and eou nr 1lmrn arP now tryin)l; In snrt nut thr lr~ahty nf hnth 1he LAF'C and League mee!1n£S toda \'. Siinl a An11 City Auornr,v .Jim \\'ithers warned the IA":11n1e 11fler tile Plrrti11n of ne1nhr1rdt th11! the gathrnr1g v.·11s illeJ.!.~I b('ca11se pro1 i~ions of the :in!i-secreC'y Brown AC'! had not been ohsrr1'erl . \VilhPrg s.<1111 the µ1·rss anrl locAI lli;?rn- ri1'.~ harl not b<'cn J.!.11·cn al lea~t 24 hour~ notice nl 1hc im promp1u sc~sinn nn th<> cnurlhousf' lawn anr1 it.~ AC1ions would not be recogni1C'd h.v any publlr body. Thry r1e1erm1nrrl LA.>111:1u•'g rrspon::.e v.·a.'( to dec 1r!P In do it all O\'Pf ai;?a111 In· ria y. The)' 1\·ill met'l .:tl thP Friedemil.nn Hill in Oran~r In nnC'r 11ga1n gn throu!!,h the mot ions unanimously appro\·ed this R are Violin Found BELLE\', FranrP 1t.:Pl 1 -f'ran1z Baetz and his brnth<'r Emilt v.·ere cll!'a n· lng out thrlr Alp ine ,c;nmmer home fl\'Pr the v.·eek.end :ind disco\'cred a 225·\·ear- old Str11d1vttri11~ \·iohn · • • • n1nrn1ng . "lf 11·e ha ir fn do it 50 times then we'll do 1t 1hat 11·<T 1' but we 're determined to take thi;; aci1rin and ma ke sure that eierynnP thnrnughly underst ands our in· ten!1on~," JllSt sa1d . Battin C'Onr1cn1ns 1he Leag11e n1cet1ng a~ illegal hut the legality or his own LAFC hearing is being questinner1 today. It was ne1·rr really known if Hyde, sh:iking and visibly unrle r slrain, r1·er called the niectlng to order. Arid sereral at1 orney.~ present clismi ssrr1 Bau1n 's nnn1ir1at1on of Licker for the pf!st helr1 by Pr;ir~rin 11.5 <'q11ally O\ll nf ordrr. Tnr1;-1v 's sr11rrny h1'<1ring al.~n lrfl in rln11ht th~ eon1p1J~111on nl \he I.AF<.: for \\'pf!nrsd:1\ ··" 111;1! h(·:1r111g into the ''p!Ht11JS~'r1 !.1nd'' ;111nexHlltJn µrupo,.;11. ,\!any of thr n1;1 y11rs prrsrnt ar tor1n~ 's Ltagu e nir'l'1 1ng l'Ondernnrd lhc Ballin- Crtspcrs-1/yde mo\'e during the \I CCkrnd ;is ;i b1rl 10 cnsurr Santa An;i "s annexation of 1he f'Onl ro\'crsial 9311-11cre strip which ma.1· fnrm p;irt of Lhe plar1necl communlly of Irvine. )';anta i\na's <1rJ,!.un1ent. that thr land c:innnt hccornr p::irt of the new city nf Jr\'inr because of a prior agreement with !he Irvine Compan.v wAs recen!I)' struck rlri1vn bV Superior Court Judge R;i ymrind Thompsrin. !l \1•;ii; po1n1erl 0111 lorl;iy 1h~1 !he 1veckcnd's df'l'Clripment.~ are r1e.~i,1:.n ed In r nsure ;i solfd vole fnr St1nl<1 Ana anrl against !rvine int erests al \\led ne sday's 1.1\FC he;iring. Lcagt1e ~pokesn1r11 ini;1~\ lha t \\'er!- nr~rh1y"s hr11nnR will not be legal H Reinhardt dors no! occupy lhe chair del'01rrl to the lrt1Rue's rep re sen111tive Judge Extends Restrain Order Against LAFC .Judge J. E.T. "Ned"' Rutter tod ay ex- tended hi.~ restrainin ii; order a.gains\ !he !.AFC 11nd member.~ Robert Ba.ttin, Hon;ilrl Casprrs <'Ind Jne H~•de !n Aug. 23 <iflrr l1stcn1ng tn an :iccount nf a hearing !h;1t 'A'RS descrihed in his courtroom A! •·an ab~n!ute fi;iscn ." The jurist, not1nl( 1he absence of the lhrre defendants. ordcr£'i1 Fount ain Valley City Attorney Tom \Vondruff to prepare Ft new restraining order that .,.,·ould h11ll \Vednesday's s c he d u I e d nirf'ting r>f 1he LAF(', He indicated that he will be 'A'illing to sign surh :in order. \\lr.odouH , who acts as the city seltclion com1n1t1ee·s legal i:idviser. said he will itpell nul ln his orr1er thal 11n.v LAFG mee11rg which includP• H.vde 11nd Licker arnong its merr.bcrs is automatically an illegal ::1sse n1bl,v . "I ma v have to c.:t l1 a speciRl hearing int o this ·issue for earl~ Tuesd 11y," Judge Rut1er said. "But ! will have to stud~· the n('111 ordt'r ani1 supp11rting declarations be fore I make any such decision,'' F1·on1 1•119e J FINANCE ... :\lcan\\'hlle this n1nrnin.Q.. Suprr1•1.<;nr r ;i"pcrs rr!u"rd 10 rliscu~s 1hc poss1b1l11v th;i( h1" rl1."t·us~ions \\"i1h Supervisnr R::i t. 1111 :inr1 ll\rlr 1mmcd1111ely fn\1nll'Jn£ lhe ahor!f'd I.Arr ht>ann.it ronslLtute!f a and ~la.1·nr r.enrge !\1cCrac.ken Lhe 4 JO 1·1ol::it1nn nf the Rrn'A11 Act p 1-n mee!1n11 Hr tolrl !he DAILY r11 .0T lrn m hrh1nd f'nunci!man !\"orina r.ibb~. !ht' ~rventh clo~rd 1Jnnr~ thiit he had ··no co1nment" mf'n1hrr of rhe cou ncil. 1~ ('In 1·:1c11tinn. on thr ::1!1r~<1!1on~ \\'11h nn morr th 11 r1 !hreP rouncilmen ~uprr1 1 ~nr R.<1t11n·< ;:i1r1(' :id1 i.~rd t h1.~ prc~f"/lt ;it each meeting . thcrt would 1.t nr11sr11rrr" ... rrr1nri rr th;it his chief w;i.~ nn ttme be a quorum of the cooncll ln 1t.- b11s~· 1n 11 ··1r~1sl11l1\•e sP~s1on" :incl coulrt tf'ndance. FOUNTAIN VALLEY RESIDENTS TRY TO SPR UCE UP LONG WOODEN FENCE But Linden Street Folks Admit in Varied Colora 'lt'1 Pretty Ug ly' Fran11. ~aid the rare ins1run1rn1 pro· bably brlongrd tn hi ~ ~ra nrH.:tther. a s111- dent nf the French 19th century compciser f~mill,. S1tint-S11en.~. no! di~cl1S~ lh(' mailer \\'lth nev.·smf'n At f"1 !_\' A\lnrncv Dnn Rnnfil . A~ked to thr prc~rn1 11mr cnmn1ent nn the briefings 1n rel.<1!1nn to Hf' rnnf1rn1rri 1ha! lhr1e w:is in B11ttin '!I !he Brown AC'I which set!I do.,.,·n th e rults ~~~~~~~~~~~ OIANGI COAST DAILY PILOT OlAMt.E COAST ,.VSLl&NlfiG CO"'-"'"IV ltltert N. Wtt; ,.,....,..,, ..... ,.,., .. h .. J oe~ I!. Cu•ltv Vice ,.,_111..,1 t ...S 0~1 MlrllOtf" n. ..... , ic .... a t i •"" Tht111•• A. Mw1plitift1 M1,.10;"" E"ll>r A!1n O«~i~ W•I °'11"9<' Counlf 1:.19 .Albt..t W, 11111 A.-.1t11 El•l!)r " ........... OMc. 17175 lt•cl. l oult •••' M•ilint Ad•r•n : P.O. l o:r 7'0, '1'•1 .,,... """" I."'-"' a11C11: lH 1'111'•1 '"" c. .. 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C:0,•1 ..,.,.,, C•ll'o"'" ~\l\(<l.i " ~t•fl1• IJ n -"''Vt I~ -II U .11 ..... 11111; ... 11111ry f"ll~lllO"l• U.IJ ,,_.,.._ 'Fencing' ltlatelt Homeowners Protest With Pai.nts B~· JOANNE REYNOLDS or"'" oai!v l"llet 11111 Hometv.'Tlers on f ountain Vall ey's Linden Street painted their fenc's this \\·eekend in attempt to de·be3utify the ir environment. Spokesman for the 1roup, Mrs. Carolyn Yeager of \Ml I Linden SL, salt! the pain· ting v.·as done to alert buyers of homes 1n the tract under con!truction ne1t IO Linden. The fences are covered with blots and gplotches of britiht colored paint and In· scribed with signs such 1s "Down With Dust" and ·:Pretty Ugly , lsn"t It~" In bri!lhl yellow. Mrs. Ye!l.ger characterized lhe un- decorative fences as the latest. develop- ment in 1 "battle" ~ilich Linden Street homeowners have been carrying on with city hall and de veloptrs for lhe pa st thrte. weeks. Linden i1 in the Cedar G Jenn tract -a Oe\·eJopment which was built on a lour· font fill b8se . The Parkrld,ge Ho~. tract going up between Linden and the Date Central flood Control Ch!l.Mel. \5 not being bull t nn fill anti is four feel be lnw Cedar.Gl,nn. "Our flit h•~ been hfllf b~· a ret a 1n1n~ 11.·a!I.'" ~Ir~ Ye.11;il"r s1ud '"And now !hen• . is & que$.l1011 whi!'th~r thl!' ~11!1 \1·111 ho!rl. especi ally with ,..,me of our patios .!Ind sv.·imming pool! " Mrs. \'e:ager 1!so noted that the dif· ference In ele\'allOr1 1neans I.ha! LinrlPn res1drnt.s cannot fcner thr1r .1 ;:.~ds "11 h anything h!!8\'1er than grape<;J;ike. "Some of Lhe people v.•ho ha\'r pools and w11nt 10 put up cinderblock fe nces can"t ber ausP thP rclaining wal! \\'nn·l take the ad- ditional strllin," she said. She sald the homeov.•ner~ hll\'e been trying In get !he city or del'eloper to im· pro\'e 1he existing rete.inlng v.·111! so they c.'ln put up the fences they desire . A~ for the fence art v.·ork. she ~aid it i~ an attempt to alert pros p e ct 1 v e home'ouyers 'to another facet of the pro- blem. "In the pri ce btPakdo.,.,·n for Lhat tract, Lhere is a $240 charge ror ba ckyard re n- cing. But the IR homes lhttl back up lo ours are ltnced by the back of our fences . There are r.;:ipartntly no rences ~ning in on their side," ~he salt1. ~1rs. Yeager said the homeo\vner~ -18 on Linden Arld one on Touc11n Circle -do not ant icipate .any leaal action in the case "unle.ss they Lie their sidejecces into ou r back fences or unles.s lhe retaining ..... au cracks. "But v.•e dC"n'I rtally \lo"!lnt In v;;IJI! unhl tha! h ~.,rie.n~ \\'e "d r8ther 1et thi! thing set!len Strett grnup plan5 to at lt f'J i1 thP city council mee t!n~ Aug 17 rn prl"!ient t.heir caAe The tract 1~ 1mr!tr deve!o~nt by Parl:r1dge Homes of C:Orona dtl M.tr. -..... -. ... -· -· _ ........ -·- •• offu·r hul r('fuscd 10 chvulge the 10p1c nr for meeting~ hy public ai:iencie.(, said that ('0111·er~ilt1o n . he ~;iw nn violation of the law. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ p1rt of thr•• pert •1rlt1) WHAT YOU AL WAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT PAWN SHOPS* *BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK Do you 1pKiallre In one partlcwlor Item? • I Yt1. W1 1peci1il i11 in diam ond1 •nd fin • g•m1. However, we heve evtrylhing from · ~, 1nli ~u111 to 1ler.,o -9un 1 to c1m er11 - '!1usic1I ir11lrlimenl1 lo sports il •m1, Do you rtpalr Jewelry and watch"7 W1 hev• comp let1 repeir fac ili ti11 •I re •· 1on1bl • prices, Try us er1d 1e11! Do yeu bwy directly from ht dlvldvel\ 7 Ye1. Most of Oll r mtrc:h.,nd'i11 i1 purc:ht1ed from tL11lom •r1 th•t c.ome in to Ollr slor•. Is tflH• G"CMll'IC• the qoods .,, stolel'l7 No. Every piec:• of merc:h1ndi1• i1 cle1recl with th 1 polit e dep1rlm 1"'· 1002 ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM • FIND IT HERE PIRST COSTA MESA JEWELRY and LOAN DAl~'t • le 6 1838 NEWPORT BLVD . DOWNTOWN COSTA MESA COMI IN AND UOWSI AROUND PHONE 646-7741 l •tw•• H•ber & lrMdwoy DOM RACITI OUR MOST UNUSUA L DIAMOND GUARANTEE e Wtln yo1 '911y • 41-••tl '''"' •• w1 wlll ,.,,, ... , .. "''' dl1111111tl ,, .,, •• 1 .. .. •O "'-MOlll flln Y•• ,_14 ... " .. , ... _..., ..... . c .. , ............ ..... wh,..1 COMPAlll. EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE UtlCONDITIONAll Y GUARANTEED 30 DAYS I ( t DAILY ~ILOT ~~ti• ~V 111,~.,. l<ttMt' Democrats Mu11 ·nopes For 1972 The merrJ waa &iizling steak and told beer Saturday at the Democratic barbecue in San Juan Ca.pistrano, bul the main topic of discu!!ion was a party vic- tory in 1972. Almost 1,000 Democrats from various parts of Southern California attended the event at the O'Neill Ranch and wildly ap- plauded speeches critical of the Nixon Administration. California Sen. John Tunney, the main speaker. attacked President Nixon on several fronts and even went so far as to suggest a 1972 Dfmocratic victory tn strongly-Republican Orange County. "President Nix.on is a master nf taking any position he thinks is going to advance his political standing," Stn. Tunney, speaking from the bed of a pickup truck, told the enthusiastic crowd. Monday, A.u9u1t 9, lq?l H DAILY PlLOT ;; Ul"I Ttltp~ott THOUSANDS ESCAPED INLAND HEAT AS SEA TEMPERATURES SET NEW HIGHS The Scene at 22nd Street Beach in Newport Duri ng Sunday's Noon Hour Jam Ho.,."ever, the tall senator said the President had "failed to deliver" in many areas of national concern. ln particular, Tunney criticized the President for sen· ding military aid to Pakistan, for refus- ing to give more funds to the Office of Economic Opportunity, for cutting back: aid to education and for nol standing up to California Gov. Ronald Reagan in the recent Rural Legal Assistance funding dispute. FAMILY OF ASTRONAUT SCOTT TO WELCOME THEIR HERO From Left Daughter Tracy, Mrs. Lu rton Scott, Son Oou9la1 Newport Hot Water Apollo1ne11 Safe 011 Earth • Ill County S1vini11iers Bask in Re cord-High War111 Surf •·The President has not done an yt hing \\"ith respect to the basic underlyinR pro· hlems of this economy," Tunney clain1 ed. ··Employment is the nurnber one issue and Nixon hasn·t delivered."' But 'Homesicl{' f 01· 1'1oon By TERRY COVILLE O! fftt Dail• Pilo! ;1111 ~lore 1han 5:.I0.000 swimml'rs Jound ll1en1selves in hot water along Orange County beaches over the weekend . .\"e11port &z.,:h hfeguurds recorded a record 71.i.9 drgree temperature in the \•:ater Sunday. 11hi!e most other areas felt i2 degree water. The l\ewport Beach mark :;urpasscd !he 11ld record of a fl<it 76 degrees set Ju- lv 30, !931 for the city, but IS not. the li lghest temperature ever recorded in the roun!y. Huntington Beach lifeguards said !heir 11a!er reached 83 degrees in 1958. Surf conditions settled do11•n over the 11·eekend bu t some beach areas \\"ere r<>Ji- ed by rip tides and 1nore than 75(1 swim- mers 1vrre pulled out by lifeguards There were no drov,·nings reported. Laguna Beach lifeguards used ;i resuscitator to revi1e a l6-yrar-old Lakev.·ood ~irl \1·ho ll'<IS tossed 1n tl1r \1·ater by friends at Crescent Bay. :Shr \1as in good condition 2Jter being trea ted for shock. lifeguards said. Beach-by-beach hel"e·s ho1v the hot v,·eekend v.·enl : Seal Bea ch li fegutJ rds reported cro11 d.~ of 15.000 both Saturday and Sunday. 11·i1h only 2(1 swimmers in trouble Satllrdav and none Sunday. The 11atcr le:nperature To New Eu1·011e Low s LO:X-1:>0\ rt:rl l -Fears nboul possi- ble devaluation of the U.S. dollar sent the dollar plunging lo ils lowes t level in 22 Year~ on lhe Frankfurt mone y markel tn- rl;i v. (;old rocke!rd Si.38 an ou nce today 1n 'London to S4J.!l4 . the highest since the start of the free maritet in l\·larch. 1968. The rate in Frankfurt of 3.4242 mark:-;: In !he dollar 11·as the lowest since 1949 \1hen \\'est Gern1anv revalued the mark up v.•ards for the first !in1e after World \\'ar 11. The CS. currency also was at a low r bb in London. Paris and Zurich. The London gold price meant it was no1~ nearly ~9 an ounce hi gher than its of- ficial monetary price of $3& an ounce set hy !he linitcd States in 1934. In Zurich, gold soart:d to $43.i(I to buy and $43.90 to st'll. up more than 90 cents since Frida~·. The gold price had rl!ached up lo S45 an ounce in Europe in l:i1e :'lla1·eh. 1968. al ii ttme y,•hen Lhe key London niarket 11 as closed for ty,·o \veeks because of the in- ternational monetary crisis. The prcvio11~ high since then v.·;is $43.82 11 in ~larch. 1969, when po!1tical and economic tensions in France prompted a rush to buy gold. Worl d monev niarkets ha ve bee n rcx:k- ing since Frcin!'e took ~teps last \\·ed- nesday to hall the flc•N of dollars and 10 stop speculation of a higher valued franc. Dealers in the free gold niarket today said turnover 11•as '"substaotia l .. and lh::it paper money un~rtai nties based on the future values of European currencies and the dollar prompted the buying E~ehange markets started h1ghlv nervous trading toda y and rates moved erratically. 11 ;is i~ degrees and the surf 11·2.s a eatm one to two reel. . .\bout 88,000 visitors landed on the city strands 1n Huntington Beach Saturday and another 8ll.OOO came Sunday . Surf 11as running 4-6 leer with a 7:!-d cgree \1a1 cr temper(j\Ur('. Lifegu<1rds had lo pull 2:-,3 troubled swi111mcrs lron1 the ocean. Bols;i Ch ica 2.1d Hu ntington stale beat'hl's recorded 100,fJ\)() visitors over the Yi er kend with resrul's moderate. \'r"·port Be'1ch. 11·;1h water 'I 1 hathroon1 trmpcraturcs. tallied 9&.000 \ 1sitors Sa1urday and 125.000 Sunda.v. Lifeguards marle ~82 rescues as rip tides pl.igued 1hc beach 2~ IB1h S1reet and the river Jelly. L1t('guard Lt Charles Douglas said th~ C'll)' counc:1 l 1\"0uld soon be asked for more hfcguard to\1·ers. because crowds are no11· filling Balboa do11·n to !he \Vcdge ;i ~ much (IS Lhe rest of Ne11·port. Surf 11·as running th ree lo five feet and getting 1 :1!111cr·. (1t.V and Countv bc.ichc~ in LagUlli\ rr; cl\ Cd 6C.OOO \Js1tors u1er lhe \1·eeke11cl L1!rc.u<irds h?.d ro re:-;cue i;i. A lot o{ ~11un1ners ~uJfercd cuts on the rock.;;. bul the surf, Yi hich ran Z-4 feet Saturday i.~ dying, lifeguards said. The v.•ater "·as 72 degrees Sun C.:le:;J,·111c lifeguards r.stimalcd erowds of 50,000 each. Saturday and Sun- day on cny P.nd county beaches th!'y cover. ,\ total or 81 rescues were. made. none serious The v.•ater temperature 11as 72.4 degrees and the surf was lig ht at 111 0 to 1hree feet. State lifei::uards al Doheny. s~n Clemente and San Onofre could give no crowd cstimales. but said the brache<; <irr getting packed .:n()re e2.ch wee kend . 1'htv n1ade a Iola! or &4 rescues at 1he thre'e slate beaches. The surf 11·as a light t1ne to 1hrce feet and lhe 11'11\er a 1~arn1 7.1 degrees "He hasn't delivered on any of the pro- mises he made to the An1erican people."' the sen;.1tor addt:d. nothing the U.S. v:as i:till fighting in Vic1nam. e\'en though the President had ca1npaigned on a platl orm of ending the war. Although Sen. 1'unne~' said he ap- plauded the President's plans to visit Red China, he said, "This v.·on"t detr2.ct fr om !he horror of men dying in Vietnam and men becoming drug addicts in Vietnam." Sen. Tunney predict ed th e recent cn- fr anchise1ncnl or the 18 lo 21-year-old Americans would be a major factor 1n the 1972 Dfmocra!lc victory. Jn a lighter \'fin. he predicted that. 11·hen the Repuhlicans are holding the ir p11rt y cun- vention in San Diego in 1972. Vice-presi- dent Agnew 11·ould be in Tijuana - playing golf. 2 Poker Pia ye rs Kill Each Other KA:X-:;i.\S CITY .. \lo. t L"Pl I -Two OC· togcnari an men sh•J t e:ich other lo dral h in an argument durtne: a poker game Saturday nighL The men. Olli!' \l'illiams. 87. and Charles "'Ch:ilkie·· \\'right. 81. ·were pl;iying poker \\'ilh two women . aged 4(1 and 6t Police said an argument started \~·hen one of the women started bragging abo111 beating !he other one at cards. Policr said \\'rig ht finally dre1v a gun, and \\'illiams ran into the kitchen and also got a gun. Several .!Jhots were fired by ea ch man . and both were dead at lhe scene when police arrived. The shooting happened al the home of 1-{ouslon l\.1oore. 87, also a participant in the poker game. SPACE CENTER, Houston fUPl l - Happy lo be ba ck but a little hon1esa k for the 1110011. Apollo J:i's astrono uts r~ turned to che routine or !ile on earth to- ctay and under11'cnt a ni erJical exan1 br- fore starting two weeks of re1>0rts un man's most producth·e lunar expcdilio11. ""Boy. I'll tell you. it's re!llly grrat 1r1 be back." said Da1•id R. Scott. lhl' '.l'l- yea r-old commander t>f the natJC\!1 " iourth moon landing mission. '"But th<iL 1vas a superfine trip and 11e really cn- JOycd ii ., Scot\. Alfred :'II \\"urden .. 19, 1111d .!amf'S B. Irw in. 41, free from the quarantine imposed on earlier luna r explorers. begt111 their dav at 6 a.m. PDT by reporting to the clir1ic at the f\1an ncd Spac:ccratt Center for de tailed tests. Phv s1cian s 1van1erl to see if !heir !onr, (".;poSure to 11·ei_eht!c~~ness had caused a ny phy~iolog1cal changes. Results of t0day·s testing \1•il! be compared 11•i!h te~ts made at Cape Kennedy befo re Apo!lo I~ took off July 26. The astronauts returned hoine la te Snu- '1ay night to ;i \\·arm 1vel CQme from their fr iends. fami lies and ~ome of the people 1\·ho made their 1.2 million mile journey possible. -·· • ' They spent the night at their hon1es AnCi returned to the ir regular routine on schedule today. After their medica l checkup. !he astronauts 1vere to start a Jong series of debriefings cove ring aH aspects or the 12-day flight. The astronauts' extra ordinary 171- pound coHection of rocks and soil fron1 !he Apenninc r-1ountain valley they ex- plored for three days is safel y in the lunar receiving laboratory b c 1 n i:: prepared for analysis. The 42 bags of samples will be opened later this weC"k.. The spacen1en , v.•el\-resled and chipper after a good night's rest following Saturda.v's Pacific Ocean splashdown, flew lo Houston fron1 Honolulu and 11rri1·- ed in a rain storm. The 1veather didn '1 d;on1r.ie11 1he enthusiasm of the astronaut~ r.r lhc 5.llOO persons out to greel lhem. Scotl and lrwtn each gave their wive:<o l\;i11 a1i·111 l"I ~ ;ind embraced their children ::it plancs1de . \Vorden is divorced hut hr 1v;15 greeted by his two daughters and parent s. Sc<J!l told the cheering cro"·d that hP \1 ;itched the bright. full moon as he flew h'"lffil'. ··;u1d as I looked oul l felt a little h')n1e~l{I\. ··ir you gfl lo sClmr place as beauliful and (;iscu;oti ng ;is that. and you spen!1 three vrry intcn~c. 1nti'1·e~t1ng days, yo11 really get attached lo tt, you really do, '1 ~c'>rt s:ud . ··And the Ha<lle y-Arcnnine Is R f,1.<t·111,,1111g plare. Thrre JS a lot lberr. .J.in an·I 1 could lun·e spent many morr cla '~ lhrrP. gatherin~ all so rts of thing o.." Irv.in . 11·ho hke \Vorden had shaved ht~ beard illter spla!ilido1111, sa td he thought :i Jot during the flight about the thou sand<> or people who 1vorked on project Apo llo 1,, 111ake 1t a success. ·'J 1\·as thanklul for the genius of man \n he able to create such beautiful m3ch1nery, beauuful equipment ; thankful for the people lhat· carefully pttb it all 1oge1hrr: !han kful for the people tha r 1<'st cd JI, and last of all. lhankful l'o r the pcoplr on the ground lhat \\f/'e helping us opt:ralr 1!. ··So ""l\hnut you. v.•c could not havr rlf111(' 11."' Irv 1n .~ill•!. ··And I want to 1hdnk al! of you fron1 the bottom of my hea r!. .. The lhrce previo11s n1oon landing cre\v<> returned !o the spot e center in specit1I 1solat1on van s and had to live in quaran· tine at !he rct:eiving laboratory for thrrf• 1\ceks lo rnake cer!:.1111 they picked up no germs rti<it wou ld !>{"' harmful to life o" r a1th. U.S. health officials decided aftrr Apollt> 14 that the moon was germ free and the quarantine was no longer needed . El Rancho has the hottest price in town! '\'ou'rf' n1i .:;~i n-'!" somclh ing if you haven"t tried El Rllncho'.; o"·n ~r J~I spirits ... and you're missing double if you don't ~na p up these valu e.~! Fresh Pure Orange Juice .... ~ .':'!!¥.RY~~1~E.s ... 2 Q•ar~ $109 ::ici ueczed from orchard r i ~ned golden fru it .•• nothin&" added, nothing taken av.·ay .•• to gi ve you nature's gooclnes!'. at it's \'cr y best '. London Broil. .... " ... '\"nu'll love the hearty f!~vor of our L·.s.D .• ~. Chou:c Beer: Prime Rib Bones . . . . . .. .. . .. . .. .. . 59;. i 'ou 've seen 'em on fHmous n1<'nu.; .. TI!)\\" sen·t them at horn(': Fresh Sweetbreads ............................. . 79;. Gr.t Ulem at 1':1 Rancho ... sec lhl' difference: when ther're frcs.h : Borden's frosted Shakes .... 5 lot Sl serve a founlA in treat from the Nfrir crat.orl M<1.11y !111.~·ora, too l P rice1 in effect. /lf on., Tile., l Ved., Auq. 91 IO, 11 Ne 8alu '9 dtatdr1. Bloody Mary Mixn H 9.9' 1t1r. an d Mrs. 1"s ... ready to use ... 1vith ;111 the zap that makes iL good l Sunshine Cheez -Its . . . . . . .. ............... 49• P<1.ss 'cm out. \\'ith the drinks , •. \•:ateh 'em gn! 16 oz. pkg. Tenderleaf Tea Bags ............................ 59• Bo~ack ... 64 bags'., , . for thOfi~ \\'ho lo\·c real tea flavor! Village Inn Rice Mixes ...... 4 hM Sl With Beel, Chicken or Curry flavors! Serve and sa'"e! 6 oz. Al!CADIA: Suo<et an~ H11nt.ngtan 01 n11/· PASAIJENA: NM· SOUTH PASADENA : i:li'1 11~ HUNTINGTON BEACH : rwr NEWPORT BEACH: 1777 NewpOlt Blvd an~ L P11:1.h,; ·;enlel) ' ·: .120 West l'.Jloradn Bl11d ·-·~, Fremont .lnd Hunt1n~to n Or • Wai ner J1ul Algonq111 n kn.1rdw al k Center) ,.._. 2555 [as thlutf Or l[astblutf Village Center1 ------·-,.~' -P'..W. J )i.&J.rl'I ... ~ ... ----. -~·· ,..... •• ':air... .. ____ ~ --. -...-• --~ .. --. ~ J.)um.· ---,-' • k O ------",.. > --· ---.... ---• -·-···· ' } I I I f DAil Y PILOT India, Russ As 'F1·iends' NEW DELHI f AP) -India a.nd the Soviet Union signed a 20-year trealy of "'peace, friendship and ropperalion" to- day, in effecl putting the Russians firmly OD the side of the Indians in their angry dispute with Pakistan. Shortly after Foreign ~linister Swaran Singh and visiting Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko signed the treaty, Prime f\.1inisler Indira Gandhi taid India remained no naligned. "Our critics may say we have shifted our policy toward the superpowers," she lold a 'political rally, "This is not true.'1 In informing a cheering Parliament of the treaty, Singh declared the pa cl should provide "a stabilizing factory in favor of peace," adding: "It is also a treaty of nonaggression." Echoing Mrs. Gandhi's \.\'Ords. Singh 11sserted the treaty "stre ngthens our .policy of nonalignment" Mrs. Gandhi said "it is our policy to i:trengthen our fr iendships and this will Jlrengthen us.·• The 12-article treaty does nol commit f'i1her country to give military aid .automatically to the other in the event of an attack by a third nation. Instead, the key ninth article says: "Each high contracting party un- dertakes to abstain from providing any 'a ss istance to any third party that engages in armed conflict with the other party. .~ . . ' "In the event of either party being sub- jected to an attack or a threat thereof, the high contracling parties shall im 4 mediately enter into mutual consultations in order to remove such threat and to take appropriate effective measures lo ensure peace and the security of their countries.'' . . . --~ ..JW~~. :.;~·-4;.#·· , e;. ... ~-_,i;;_ -"-'~ ... • ,.,,_. ~' •. . u"P; T•1-Jl~Ott BATTLE·DRESSED VIET SOLDIER LUGS DINNER TO CAMP The Chicken Is Not Regular Issue for Cambodia Campaign Singh told Parliament: "This should act as a deterrent to any powers that may have aggressive designs on our ter· ritorial integrity and sovereignty. It is, therefore, in essence, a treaty of peace a gainst v.·ar." U.S. Bombers Conduct But with tensions between India and Pakistan mounting steadily o\ler the Pakistani army's repression of the in· dependence movement in East Pakistan and the fli ght of 7 mil!ion East Pakistani refu gees to India, the treaty could set the stage for a ne1v confron ta1ion in ~'hich Russia v.·ould side with India and Com. munist Cbina with Pakistan. Air Strikes Ne.ar DMZ Indian offi"cials. in briefings with newsmen, have made clear that they ex- pect the United States also to bark Pakistan, an ally with America in the Central Treaty Organization and the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization. Pakistan and Peking have maintained close relations ever since China 's 1962 border clashes with India. while the Soviet Union has been close to India and its main supplier of arms. ff ff * Pakistan Rehe] T1ial Scheduled ISLA~·IABAD, Pakistan (UPI) -Sheik tlfu jibur Rahman, ~'hose Awami League follo~·ers led the rebellion against the Pakistan government, will go on trial Aug. I 1 before a spkia\ military court for ··~·aging war against Pakistan and other offenses," it v.·as announced today. The announcement was issued by the headquarters of President Agha f.1 obam· mad Yahya Khan, in his capacity as chief 1nartial law adm1nistra!or. Rahman. popular leader of the A"·a1n i League in East Pakistan, "·as arrested on the night of r..·larch 25-26 \4'hen \Vest Pakistan troops moved into East Paki stan to put dov.·n a St'Cessionist m11vemf'nt l1y the Awan1i LPa gue He has been held in \\"est Pakistan sincl' tl1cn . \vhile the Paki stan iiuthorities decided whnt to do with him. Thev ha\"e been at pains to lry to build ~·orld Opinion against him by claiming to have evidence hf' ronspirrd ~·ith India lo force secession 0f East Pakistan, and accusing hin1 of ermed rebellion. SAIGON (UPI) -U.S . B52 bornbcrs ranged over the border of Laos and the Demilitarized Zone ( Dfo.1Z) Sunday ni ght and today In massive slrikes against North Vietnamese troo ps believed ready to move into South Vietnam as U.S. troops withdraw. At one point tv:o U.S. F4 Phantom jet fighter·bombers protecting the B52s di vebom bed a North Vielnan1ese an· tiaircraft battery \\'hich opened fire On an unarmed U.S. photo reconniaissance plane. The Air Force called lhe bombing a "protective reaction" strike. North Vietnam bas massed thousands of soldiers in areas around and in the D~1Z. Both U.S. and South Vietnamese officials have \Varned the Communists may try to capture the four northern pro- vinces of South Vietnam as U.S. troops withdrew. They also warned that the Co1111nunists may launch major offensives belov.• the Df.1Z late ibis summer to try to disrupt the Oct. 3 South Vielnan1ese presi dent ial elections. U.S. f.1arines and many other American un its have withdra\Yll from the immediate area. The U.S. command reportrd today An1erican troop strength dropped last week to the lowest level in five and a half years despite 11 tapering off i n withdrawals. A co1nmunique s a i d strength decreased from 2.26,300 to 224.400 during the seven-day period ending Aug. 5. The drop of 1.900 "'as below the average 2.912 "'eek!y reduction carried ou t dur ing the past six weeks but brought troop strength to the lowest level since February, 1966 , when there ~·ere 208,000 Aine ricans in Vietnam. The peak st rength 11'as 543,000 in April, 196!'1. The ground fighting in Sou1h Vietnam consisted only of minor sklrn1ishes. U.S. infantrymen and artillery of the America! Division, 11•hich still has men in the northern prol"inces. reported killing 10 Communists Sunday. South Vietnan1esr rangers. infantry and mil itia killed 38 inore in a series of small clashes. The U, S. co111mand reported the B52s sv.'arn1ed out vf I heir Th;iila11d bases Sun· day night a11d early today. In one raid 20 ol' the bombers hil Con11nunist !arge1s in Laos \4'ith 600 tons of bon1bs. Three forn1ations ;iJso truck along the J)i\17. and near the Laolian border of South Viet11;in1 . During the night the B52s lilt a suspected Comn1unist troop concentration 11·ithin a n1ile of the DMZ and on ly four n1iles fro111 rebuilt Fire Base Fuller. 1'his morning lhey returned to the area and hi t bunkers, antiaircraft sites, automatic \veapons positions anlf suspected troop concentrations further \\'est World Boy Scout Ja111borec Nears End in Japan ASAG!Rl _HEIG•ITS, Japan f UPI 1 The rain·plaRued 13th \Vorld Boy Scout J amboree ends Tuesday, when scouts of more than 00 nations stage l'los\ng ceremonies al thei r ca1np site on the slopes of i\·IL Fuji. Th.e farev.'tll <:cren1011y starts at 6 p.1n. J ananese liinr_ The scouts. driven fron1 lhrir r(lmp si1r 90 miles west of Tokyo b,v torrential rains Thursday night and Friday, returned Saturday. Today llley \Vere niaking up for los t tl1ne setting up displays in the carnp silf''s "Ski\1-0-Raina" area. The in- ternational mu sical show is schedulecl this evening. Astronaut Neil Ann strong. 11110 <1ITl\'l'd at the cn1np site f',riday. left today for Tokro. The firs t man to land on the n1oon cli1i1bed about lwo-!hirds of the \l"i!Y 10 the tnp or i\1t. Fuji Sunda~•-lhen turned bat'k to titlcnd a parade on the .Jamboree grounds. Humidity Blankets Nation Desert-like Heat Wilts Many Areas; So111e Shoivers Callfor11io 'O\I',,..-" C•lil0tnl•'o <>•o'on<>fll l'leot WOYO, wllh • Dfe<llt!•O hioh (lo! •7 .,...,,_ 1001•. 11 row,11o..., !ho '"'"'" bo<.I<• •• m• '"" 17·<1•v •D•n el ., • .,. fO-<ltorH ...-rotl>l!r In moro lh•~ h•I! o (O~H/fY. ~orto:••!On e•oetl brod,nq •~m c<>r1l11r .. 01 leu1 fM011<1!• '°"'""""' •nrO11 11rmier11u1" •11<1 '•P•d n. <H-a• ... 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The procedure was first introd uced in 1922 to deal ~·Jth disturbances resulting from the partition of the country the year before. Faulkner said he understood the gravi- ty of using internment, an action that some critics or his government have said could bring civil war to the province. . WU.ks 1 'I see what's-their- names goi back •afe from the moon!' Prime Minister Brian F aulkne r banned most parades and ordered rioters held in· definitely wlth out trial in a cr<ickdov:n on \liolence blan1ed on the outlawed Irish .Republican Army ~-IRA ). Estimates of the number detained ran into the hun· dfeds. The drasl!c 1nove brought relaliuns betwN'n Pro1cstant Northern Ireland and the Catholic Irish Republic to a new 101\f, Jrish Preinier Jack Lynch strongly cntlcizcd the action and Kevin Boland. a former govcrnn1ent n1inister lor local government. c;illed on Lyurh to :.ei.·cr dip!on1atic rela!1ons with Britain. No Suez Canal Opening Withoiit Pullout-Sadat Northern Ireland acted after a weekend 11[ Protestanl·Catholic rioting fatally \\'Ounded a British soldier who died early today. A C'!vilian security guard in a fac- tory died in a nail bon1b explosion today and another civilian was rf'ported shot to death on Belfast"s .Jamaica Street Faulkner speci fically nicntloned the JR/1 in his fo!'n1al staternent on i11terning ri oters and said he understood lt1e gravi- ty or his action -11 hi th n1ore 1h;111 one critic ol his governmen1 has 11 arncd l'Ould br·ing c1v1I \1ar t(J Bnlain 's troubled pro- vince . The predon11nanlly Prote~t ;1n! i;1:-; northern prO\'illCt:s of [n1l1'nd 11 ere sepa rated fron1 !he Republic of lrehind 1n 1921 and niade a Rri!is!1 province, Ireland' has sought since th€n to gel the prn vlnces bi!Ck, and in 19fi9 the )'etirs llf Catho!ic- Protestant bi tterness erupted into open fi ghting. The nun1ber nrrestcd in Bellas! and in Londonderry .,.,,as not known. but Bernadette Devlin, the Roan Catholic parlianH~nt 1nen11X'r rrorn mid·L!lstcr said at !east 200 persons were detained there alone by the Briti sh <1rmy. Faulkner <1cted after de1non~t r<J\Qr$ sv.·ept through the ~!rel't nl Uelfasl again today alter a \1·eekend 111' rivting, bar·- rlcading slrects with burning cars and buse~. Faulkner told Lhe nation he \1·ould issu e in1n1ediate tntcrn111ent orders for nien ar- rested early today in a sweep by troops <1nd police in Belfasl and Londonderrv. Security sources said ai least 100 \Ve;·e arrested. It v.·as !he flr~t ti 111e inte rnment By Tbe Associated Press Egyptlan President Anv.·ar Sadat says he will not conclude an agreement to reopen the Suez Canal unless Israel agrees to \1•ithdraw completely from the Sina i pl'ninsula v.·ithin six months after it starts to pull back from lhe 1valerwa y and Egyptian troops cross to the east bank. Othcr11'isc. Sadat 1nld !he Arab Socialist Lnlon in Cairo Sunday. Egypt will go to 11·nr to liberate all ternlorics occupied by lsra('I in the 1967 \\'<Jr. '"\\'c ha \e no i'lltcrnalive lo vlclory'' n1·pr Israel. S?.dat told lhe central con1· nilllee of the ASU, Egyprs only political party. !l e emphasized his 11·il!fngness to reopen the Suez to international naviga- tion b11t on!y as a first step IO\\'ard an over·all ~1iddle East settlement. The Egyptian president said he had ~ent. a letter to President Nixon about the Arab-Israeli conflict but that Nixon 's rep- ly lacked any positive steps toward an agrcen1enl. '"The United Stalss i.~ one of the world 's two superpowers:' said Sadat. "and she gi1'es Isra el eve rything, fron1 the loaf of bread to the Phanton1 warplane:• He said !ie hoped "Son1e brave A111erican like Dr. Ellsberg wil! con1e forth and expose the true face of An1erican policy in the Jli1idcas1 ·· Sadat sai d he bclie\'es there are secn~L docu111enls on the i\·liddle East similar to the Pentagon papers niade available 10 the press by Daniel Ellsbcrg. Egypt'5 delay in re su1ning the fighting \\'1lh Israel is stirring unrest ainong its troops, according to a report in tl1e Be iru t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~:.._:_~ 1 · 1. I• ii' ' I'. ' .· -, ·----.__ - newspaper Al Fifah. ~ paper l aid many Egyptians are beginiling to make jokes about ~adafs repeated threats or raids in to Israel. In Tel Aviv. lsracl"s ambassador to \\'ashington, Yit zha k H.abin, cautioned the United States against ovr.rstepping Its role as mediator ln the Middle East. Priests Citing Celibacy Rules For Resigning VATI CAN CITY (UPI) -Eighty-five percent of the ltoman Catholic priests currently asking to be relived of their duties cite enforced celibacy as a cause, according lo a Vatican-ordered world survey. The steadily growing number of defec- tions from the priestly ministry and the reosons £or it were traced in a JOO.page dotu111cnt coinplicd by ~·tsgr. Emilio Colagiovannl. a Vatican sociologist and lci 11·;ier. at the order rJf the V:itica n Congregation for the Doctrine ol the F;,i!h. The sutdy, 1vhicll took two years l<'t ton1pilc. 1vi!l be presented to the 'iVorld Synod of Bishops to be held this autumn at the Vatican. The synod is to discuss justice in the 1vor!d and probh~ms of the priesthood, but its agenda does not in- clude discussion of priestly celibacy. ' ' I l ·WAT Df!A w' 011.APf~l(') 1 , 'i'I ··~ ' . . ' : •• 1 ' ' ~. - I ~tlP C(MlrS OI twHOlS T'Et'I' -'---. o~ --~~ -:-_-·, .. 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EDITION ~L 64, NO. 189, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES •I • • COUNTY SEAT'S EARLY-EARLY SHOW -Herc's how it all happen· ed about six seconds after Joe Hyde called Orani;:e County's Local Agency Fori;nation Commission session In order al. 8 ii.n1 . to day .. A.t 27 · A, Supervisor Robert Battin (left) and Hyde (center) are met by chorus • ' . ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA ' . MONDAY, '.AU&UST 9, '1971 TEN dNTS of boos and arise to flee. At ::?8-A, they spot process servers coming and make for exit while Supervisor Ronald Caspers ~ts firm . At 29-A , Battin and Hyde have evacuated but fo un tain Valley City Attorney Tom Woodruff serves Cas pers \vith restraining order. f inal scene, 30·:\. DAIL.Y ,ILOT '-6 ....... W·Llll .... · Cas pers, a11 alone now, reads the legal news just handed him. Mori chapters are expected to be added lo the County Seat drama later today, perhaps tomorrow, and so on. Hyde Flee LAFC Debacle By TO~t BARLEY 01 111<1 Ol itJ "!IOI ,it1!1 Orange County Supervisors' Chairman Robert Battin and ~ Alamitos Coun- cilm.1rt Joe Hyde ran from the Local Agency Formation Commlssion hearing room amjd a storm of boos early today in the shortest and noisiest LAFC meeting on record . The whole hassle look just llix seconds. lt etched yet a.nor.her st.ormy chapler in the battle between Santa Ana. and Irvine cilyhood proponents over a 938-acre in- dustrial tract. Il all happened like this. -Ball in and Fif!h District Supervisor .R-Onald Ca.~pers late Frid ay called a special meeting of lhe LAFC lor 8 a.m. today In oust Anahei m Councilman Charles Pearson from I.he LAFC. -The Orange County League nf Citic~ heard about and countered b~· calling a 6:45 a.m. 'meeting on the rourlhnuse lawn to oust Joe Hyde from I.he LAFC. Noll aockl!lr "~'"' MILLIONAIRE'S YACHT KAMALII HIJACKED ON HIGH SEAS Thtr• Were Guns, Kn ives and Wary Coast Guard EM:ort Height Vote Abandoned Newport Beach Councilman Carl Kym· la laid today he v>'ill drop his proposal to &k the city council to schedule a straw Oruge Ceast Wea di.er No relief yet in the current weather trend -in fact, it.and by for higher temperatures. Highs trxlay along the coast around 80. Inland temperature~ stand in the 90'1 and lows predicted at ~ lo 70, 11\'SIDE TODAY • Tt:tnl'l-Bob Mo.!bnchtr pulled tt comt·from-behind victoru in t.ll« fiML heat t.o capture tht Nort/) Americitn Soling champ- ionships. See Boating, Pagt 19. lllrt~t ' 8Nllll• lt, " t.11!1#Jtle I t. __ ... , u,. ' Cltttllleoll ti-M CM!!Ct 11 C,...t .. N II Odllll M'°""tt t °"""" t '"terlel ,..,.. ' ..... ,,."'......, Jt.11 'IMM.t d ·U -" AN L1!1d1n IJ M1rtttt1 Lkt'"" t Ml'•ltt M-'1 M.•I""" M~ 4"S o •• ..,. c-ty • Syl•lt "'"'' U l jtrh U·U lltc• .to\J•-•lt n-'1 Ttl ... lt'toll 2f Tllllttrl 2f·Jl ... , ... , ' .._., ,._, .... ., .. ,,,....... .. . ' vote on high ri se Oct. 5. the day of the civic center bond election . Kymla conceded there had been stron g pressure from proponents of lhe bond i;;sue. urging the issue "not be confused" \olo'ilh a second question on the ba llot. Kymla said he agreed tha t the pro. posed fina ncing plan for the $7 million civic ce nter Al Newport Center "is nf great magnitude -as is the queslion of high rise.·' Kymla said he did not know if he would suggest that the sLraw vote -on whether the cou ncil should impose a formal ban on high rise along the waterfrot111 pend- ing complet.inn of a new master plan - be placed on the Nov. 2 spet ial district.J ballot. He said it ill unclear now whethw alt Newport Beach residents will be voting " in that election. "There may be some areas or the city unaffected by the questlona," he said, "since nO\ all of I.he city is in all of those districts.'' Kym!a · said 5everal olber faclllrs weighed i" his decision not lo seek voter opinion In October. He pointed out that hi~ Lower Newport Say Civic District panel, charged with writing new building controls along the ~horeline, has not discussed the straw \'Ole possibility, nor hA5 it reviewed rtt- ommendatlori8 for chanjles in it.c; or1ti- t1ence that 11 cillttn~ committee made. Additiorially, he pointed ou1. the plan- ning commission has now scheduled 1 (S .. HIGH RISE, P•I' If -The league a lso obtained a resfraining order In stop Pearson's ouster by the triad of Ballin, Ce.spers and Hyde . All this set the stage for the R am. LAF'C session which wa~ being picketed by placard-carrying proponents of Irvine cl t.vhood. Hyde C"allcd thf' LAFC ~ession to ordr.r anrl Battin immediatel.v n., m i n a t e r1 Anahei m attorney Herber t Licker to take the ~eat on the LAF'C held by Pearson. Neither Pearson nor San Cl,menle Councilman Stanley !\orthrup were in their seats. Abruptly. the roof fell in on Ba ttin, H,vde and Caspers. _ Process servers and at least a dozen mayors from the League of Cities civic ~r.lectinn committee leaped the rail1' \lo'hile Irvine Incorporation picket.'! hooted and jeered the while-faced trio. Hyde ran from the room throwing lhe restraining order signed last night by Superior Court Judge J. f . T. "Ned" Rut- ter into the air. Battin followed him. dodging and weav· 1ng to 11void his copy of the court order. All three men fled to Caspers' private office. And all three made it clear In the ir staff end newsmen that they were not to be disturbed on any account. Moments before the meeting, the League's city selection committe e unanimously named Ful!ertnn Coun- cil man Louis "Red" Reinhardt as the ir representative on the Local Agency Formation Commission. The gr,oup again condemned the action or Hyde in trying to cling to the LAFC post despite an overwhelming vote aga inst him at the League's la.st meeting. Tempers flared on the lawn ot the old county courthouse this morning altar a weekend of tremendous polilica\ pre11ure culminating in the distribution of a. meeting announce..-nent carrying-the names or Batti n, CB.spers and Hyde. The trio called a meeting for 8 a.m. and lhe immedia te reaction of a shocked lSee LAFC WRANGLE, Pace Z) Doheny Yacht~-Ocean .Drama Transpac Ketch Hijacked by Three Gunmen in Hawaii .... BULLET I N HONOLULU I L'PI ) -A pirated ya ch!, from whic h a three·man crew harl beP.n :-r~ adrift, wa s boarded and seized by the Coast Guard toda y. A Coast Guard .c;:pnkesman said lhe ,.:eizing of the 70·foot Kamalii wa~ done by the crewmen of the Coast Guard cufler Cape CoC"Wi n wit.hoot incident. The spokesman s;iid three gu11men whn took the yac ht early Friday from 11 Hon- olulu yacht harbor \lo'ere tak en aboard 1he Coast Guard cutter. Ry ALM(lN LOCKABEY OJ.IL't' PILOT 8elllftt idll&r P1r::ic.v. hijackin11;. k1dnap in.11. Call i! whar ynu will . Larry Doheny's famed 75-foot ketch KamalHi. veteran Tr::in1'pac racer from Los Angele~. !oday h involved in a dramatic l!ea saga that ma y Involve all 1hre~ The yach1 \lo'a~ "hi)ackC'd'' Frid ay night from Ala Wai Yacht Harbor, Waikiki. by Newport Asks CAB Denial Of Hughes Bid NPwpnrl Reach has 11sked tht Civil Aerl'!nautics Board to dismis.~ the request of Hughes Air West for nonstop flighL' from Orange County Airport to San Fran- cisco. In a telegram sent to the CAB la st wetk, Mayor f.t:I Hirr.h urged the case be dropped "without further proceedings." CAB officials said last week the ap. plication has not yet been !et for hear· ing~. Hirth based his request on three point.J : -"The fa cilities at Orange County Airporl are inadequete t.o accommodale addiliona1 passengers. -"Newport Beach i."l 1 severe noise Impacted area. and addlUonal flighls to points already served would not be in the public Interest. -"Granting oI the applicetion would gubvert the bo3rd"s decision in lile P a c i f 1 c Northwe.,t.Cai'lfomla in- vestigation. Interline connecting se~vice as proposed in the. appllclltion ls uri· necessary due to the close proiimity of Los Angeles International Airporl" Orange County Supervisors last week e.greed to IOOge a similar protest lo the Air West 11pplication and also voted to op- pose a request by Pacific Southwe.~t Airlines for 14 da ily nights to Northern Californi11. • Supervisors noled I.ht. PSA aervlct would duplica te that of Air callfomla. thrPe armed gunme n who force d the Kamallii crew tn t11ke her [(1 sea. The three gunmen sel the three cr,,wmen adrifl in a rubber life raft 150 miles al sea. They were later picked llfl hy the Italian frei~hter Benavir, 140 miles southwest of Honol!uu. The Benavir's radio report ()f their rescue early Sunday was the first that was known of the hijacking -kidnaping. The three crewmen idenUfied as Robert Waschkeit. the professional gkip- per : John Freitas ()f Los Angeles and Frank Power ()f Newport ~ach. All were 6afe and unharmed when picked up by the freighttr. The report from the freighter sent tM Coast Guard and Air Force on a wide .Rerial search for the yacht. It was ipot· t.ed trying to duck behind a line aquall aome 265 miles from Honolulu. Meanwhile, the heavily armed Coast Guard cutter Cape Corv.·in had set out (See PIRACY, Pa1e 2) eAILY ,ILOT flMle W 1M,.... THEY CAME EARLY AND STAYED LATE ALONG THE ORANGE COAST THIS WEEKEND In Newport luch, 1 Crowd 11 Big et SunMt •• 'Mid-cl1y During the WMk Heat Wave Longest Ever Tbe longe11t heat wave ever recorded conUnued into It.a lzth day today in Los Angeles and beach ciUes along the Orange Coast continued to broil under searing seaside temperatures nearing, 80. The NaUonal Weather Service predicts lh'-Southern California heat wave will continue at least •nether two or three day~. due to • high prt$sure system located over soulhem Nevad41. The high prevents onshore breeus from f•nning pa?"Ched inland areas. The new heat wave record broke 10-day extended h~t 1pans set In July 1$116 •nd October, 1965, weal.her historians ne~. L<rws aloni the °''"'' Cout lorllJlll wW be In 1he 70. wit1' ui6 biafia tomorrow near ao. Nary a brteze ii expected either ' ' on or off &hore. Sunday readings showed thermometers in Death Valley loggiJlg tit degree:i, making It the hot spot of the naUon. Sun- ny s.kies and I08ring temperaturu caus- ed 1.3 milllcm persons t.o nee to the relative cool or Los An1ele1 and Orange Coojnty beacheo, Hit and run rain in the form or l501Ated thundershowers dropped on many moun· ta ln and high desert 11eu of Soutbem CaWornl1, Stmdaf, ~-~~~~~~~-~~~~ Shore Ordinance Hearing Slated ''A Pobli<: hearing h11 b<"1 set loF Aug. 19 on , propoltd ordlnanco ~ ahorellne. development in the -Lower NeWJ>Ort Bay Civic District .. The ordinanct, which 1pplles blskally to the Mariner's Mah" Itta_ around Newport Harbor, has ... ,_ subject of. much controve.ray tn recmt. months. The civic district ordinance. u lt now 1tands, would allow building above 35 feet with special conditions. Planners bypassed any discussion at ~ ordinance, cboos.ini only to ret la& bearing dale. i ·, ~· ,. " DAJLY PILOT N 0.1.11 .. Y l'ILCT 111!1 l'llot. SUPPORTERS OF IRVINE CITYHOOD PICKET COUNTY SEAT BiFORE LAFC HASSLE Round and Round They Went Outs Ide While Other Thing Spun Inside ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Judge Ex tend s Res train Order Again st LAFC Judge J . E T. "r\ed"' Ruiter today ex - tended h13 restr aining ord!'r a gainst the LAFC and members Robert Bat11n, Ronald Caspers and Joe Hyde to Aug. 23 after hslen1ng 10 an acc0unt of a hearing that "'as described in his courtroom as "an absolute fiasco." The jurist. noting the absence of the three defendants. ordered Fountain Valley City Attorne y Tom Woodruff to prepa re a new restraining order that would halt Y.'ednesday 's s cheduled mttting of the LAFC. He indic ated that he \\'ill be willing to 11gn such an order. \\'oodruff. \\'ho acts as the C!l\' selection mmmittee·s legal arh·iser. said he will fipt..ll out in his order thal any LAF'C meeting \\·hich includes H~·de and Licker .among its members 1s automatically an illegal assembl~·. ''l may have tn call a, special hl'aring into this issue for early Tuesday," Judge Rutter said. "But 1 "'ill have to study the n!:"' order and suppo rting declaration! before I make any such decision." From Puge 1 LAFC WRA NGLE Jugue \\'as to hold a prior meeting at 6:45 a.m. \\'hile League members ran through a series of motions .,..·hich in effect casliga ted Hyde and lauded Reinhardt, pickets or ganized by the Cou ncil of Co mmuni ties nl lrv1ne surrounded th e county administration building . F'ountaln Valle y Mayor Ed .J ust, who chairs both the league and civic selection committee n1eet ingS, said Judge Rutter signed a restraining order against the ac· tion of Bat!in, CaS!"TS and Hyde late Sunday night. That order condemns the 8 a.m. meeting as ill egal. ft instructs the trio to appear before Judge Rutter today lo justify any future meeting whic h include s Hyde . L;n\'ytrs. mayors and C'ouncilm!'n are nO"' trying In snrt out the: legali!y of both thP LAF'C and League meetings today, Sant a Ana City Allnrney .lim Wirher!I \\'arned th t Lea gue after the elKlifl n of Reinhardt tha l the gathering was H!tgal because provisions of the 11nti-secre.cy BrO\!.'n Act had not bl'en obs erver!. \Vithers said the press and local agtn- cies had not been given al least 24 hours • • • notic e of the impromptu se::.5!on on the courthouse Jay.•n and its actions ·would not be recognized by any public body. They df'lt"rm ine.d Lc;igur s responH ~1as In decide lo do 11 all 01 l'r aga in to- dity. Thev will meet al rhe Fnedt-mann Hall in Orange lo once again J(n th rough the mot ions unanimously approved th is ,morn ing. ""~ "'e ha 1•e to do 11 50 limes lhe:n we 'll do it ihal wa y but we're determined tn rake th i! acr ion and m,11ke sure that everyone. thoroughly understan ds our in- tention5," Just said. B~ttin condemns th e League meeting a5 1l\eg11 ! but the lega lity of his OY.'n LAFC hearing is being questioned today. It "'as never rf'ally known if Hvrlt Shak ing and Vi 5ibly under ~tra in. eve; called the mt.efinR to order. And sel'eral altorne.l's present rl ismi~sed Batt1n 's nomination nf Li rke:r for the pn~t held by Pr;ir~on .:l.~ equally nu t nf nrrlPr. Today·s sll)rmy hea ring also left 1n doubl !ht co mposition or the LAF(" fnr We.dnesday·s vita l hearing int o the "promised \;ind '" .::i nnexation proposR I. Smoothing Traffic Flow f\.1 any of lhl" maynr.~ present al lod;n"s Leagul" ml"Pting cnnrlemned the 8111t1n- Caspers-Hyde morl' rluring rh e "'Peke:nd as ,11 bid to ensurP Sant:i Ana 's .:innl"ll:.:lf ion of the controversial !lJB-acrl' strip which may form part of !ht: planned community of lrvinf'. S;inta Ana·s ;irgumen! th.it rhe lan d cannot become r;irt of 1he new cit y nf lrvinl' hecause of a pr ior agreemt.nl "with I.he Irvine Dlmpany was recently struck do"'" by Superior Court Judge Ra )'ml"nd Thompson. May Cost Parki1ig Space It "'as pointtd ou t !nd 11y 1hat thP ti.•ee:kenrl 's devel opments are designed tn ensure a so!id vote fl)r Santa An.ii and against Irv ine interests at Wednesday ·s Ne"-porl Beach may move to smooili rut the lraffic flow in st\'ttaJ areas of town. but c1 ry councilmen ton1~ht are go- lna to ha ve to dKide if it"s "·orth the. coot - a number of precious parking spaces Counc ilmen will consider 8 ger ies of ~vm Public \\'orkll Deyarment proposals to cu t conge.sl!on. They mttt tonight at 7 30 o'clock in cit'' hall Public \Vorks h·as assurffi the. cou ncil In a report that these me:asurf'S u:on't create undue harrl~h1p on parking arwi will help dr!\'e:f"S Resolutions in\·oll·e '.\1a rguen re A1e:n ue. Balboa Bciul!'1·arrl . !slanrJ A1·rn\JI'. Birrh Street. Campus Dr11·e, Quall St re.et and ruv!!r Avenue One "'ould prohibit parking on the !'aS\ g:jde of i\1.argueritl' Avenue from !.he alle'' S()Uth of East Coa$t Highwa y rn the h1gh- w1y, from 3 p.m. to 6 pm. daily It is designed to relieve af!Nnoon traf- f'ic congestion by allov.-ing an extra lefL turn lane al ~1.argul!n le A\'e. A 30-minute parking time \im.rl from 8 a.m to ~ pm .. e.xcept Sunda yli .!l!ld ho lidays, 1s recommended for sections of Balboa Boulevard and Isl and Avenue. A sptcial problem lher!', s.a id the de- partment. \\'91' a reque.111. by a small church congregation using a club in the: area that couldn 't find enoogh park- ing spaces. According 11'1 !hf' rPporl . this parking changf' y.·nuld makl! ;ivail.:ible elghl e.x- tra sp;:ices on Sunday morning. Another kind nf traff ic -tha t l)f stre.e l c\\·eepers -"'11! be aided b.v a proposed par king prohihi t ion~ from Ii a.m. to 9 am nn i:~t 1nn~ nf Birch. Dol'e ;ind Qu.!lil Street~ and Cam pu~ [)ril·I' The traff ic change 1n1'oll·es adopting ~ rPsolu l.J()n rtt'j ui ring traffic we.11t bound on Rive.r AvPnue tn yield right<il-way to traff ic on 47th Strttt. Th is i5 supposed to tiecrease potentiel hazards in the area. LAF'C hearing. · Ltague spokesmen insist that \\1ed- nesday·~ hearing "'ill not ~ lega l 1f Reinhard! d(){'s not occup_v !ht chair de voted to !ht. !titgue 's representarire. MPanY.•hile this morn ing. Su~rvitnr Caspers refused ro discuss the possibil ir~· that his discussions '~•ith Supe:rviwr B:i!- lin .iind H,vdt. immediate.ly fnllowir.,11 thP aborted 1..AFC hearing cnnstituted a vio\,1Jtion of the Rrnwn Act. He told the DA ILY PILOT frnm behind r.lo~d rlnor.t !hat he had ''no comment" on the .111lega1 ion~ Supervisor Battin·~ 111de ,11rlvist d th1:ii newspaper's reporter !hat h1.~ chil'f ""'l-~ busy in a "leg islative session"' ,11nd cnul rl nnt discu~s the m.!l lter "·ith new~men ~t the present ti me. He. confirme.d that Hvde was in Batt1n's office but refused to divulge the ltlpic of conversation. ·F THE SEASHORE \'' OA ILY I'll.OT l'lltlt' ., L .. '·~~· A TER ,,fE KENO, IT WAS BAC K TO BUMPER·TO.IUMPERSVILLE Sct M Along ~1wport. Boul1v1rd In N t wport B11ch 1t Du1k, Going lnl1nd --~-·-• -w_:: -4.J. --••-, .-• ' MEETING ON COURTHOUSE LAWN -Fountain Valley Mayor Ed .J ust, standing atop chair, calls Orange County League of Cities mayors' session tn order this morning shortly after 7 o'clock on cou rt· house lav.·n in Santa Ana. J\1ayors ousted Joe Hyde f ron1 J .. l\FC seat and el ected Full erton f'oun cilmrin Red Reinhardt islanding far r1ght1. Ne\1·r ort Beach l\1ayor Ed ~lirth is in 11'hite shirt 1n barki;:round. Cos ta J\1esa l\·layor Robert 'lf'ilsn n and Lagu na Beach l\tayor Richard Gol dberg sla nd together at cent er. PIRACY. Unification Plans Eyed FralR Puge I • • from B11rber·$ Point, Honolulu, 1n hot pursuit of the y;ic ht. After .c:igh1 ing the Kama llii. the planE"s rontinued ln circlt. her 11nd radio position report.~ l(I lhe. cutter. The pirate: crew ap- parently ignored note.s dro pped from a Cnasl Guard planP. The: Coast Gu11rd cutter overha uled lh P pirated y11cht before da.,\!n today a,\ planes ci rclr.d ovf'rhead and dropped p11rachute. fl11re s. A Coasl Guard spokesmRn said the three Cauca sian gunmen believed tn be. ;ihoard th!! y.11cht tu rned on thl"ir running tighls and turned b11ck towa rd Hnnolulu, indica1ini? they y,•ere "·illing t n •·rooperatr." P.:fl immccl iA!P bn:i rdini;! "·;is plannrd, however. ;i s the gunmen were known In bf' armed with knives. plus ri fle s known lo be aboard the yachl. F'irsl nrd€'rs tn the l ape ('or"'1n were to boar d lhe K;imallu at d;i y,·n. Thf' Coas1 Gua rd .~;iid the posillnn .:i nd rnurse of !he Kam;illii indicaled she wa.\ bound fnr T;ih iti nr some o1her Sout h Se.11.~ island. Thi! crew was .11!ill ;ihn.:i rd 1he Tnkvn- hnund frti~h l er e;irl.v tnd:iy hut radiiird rh;il rhe.v werr 11 nhArmrd, Thr \· said the _vachl "'as being reached for ihe rf't ur n trip 10 the ma inland. !::. L. ·Larry" Dohrnv is R wea llhv 011 111110 from Los Angeles "and i.\ 11 merli hf>r nf the Lns An,i::elf's ;ind C;i li forn ia yacht cluh.~. He ~;i i lcd 10 this yl"ar's Transpac undtr !hi' bur gee: nf LA YC. Thfl genial yacht ~m an 1~ ::i vrtrr;i n Tr11nspac r11cer. h:tv1n~ i;;;i1l ed in every Honolulu race nvtr !he pasL If! years. He ha! also sailed 10 .-ever;il Mazatlan race~. Waschke 1t. Power 11nd Frei1as all crew. rd on The Kam,11l li1 during the recent Transpar ~ They i:;11d lhP:< wf'rl' pror 1;,1oninR lhe bnat fnr ;:1 .\hrirt C'rui~P rif the H;i1,·a11i1n Island• i1nd 11 r{'lurn In che ma1nl11nrl \1·hrn thP p1r;itr.~ hoard rhe .~hip 11hl'l1l m1dnij!hl Frid;iy ;i nd nrdered rhem !n prepare for ~e;:1 . P(l wP.r 1~ 11 \py.·pnr1 Be11rh rPs1dent 11nrl i~ "ell -kn n.,..n 1n the 11 re11 :is 11 prn- fes~1nnal sk 1pptr :ind ere"· 11 ho;ird lllrRe _\'llChtS. - Dnhen ;• h 1m.~el f w ;i~ repnr lrrl tn bf' 11M11rrl lhP Cna~r (;u"-rd r utlrr in ir ~ .~r;irch fnr th P ~·;irh1. Dnhrn y also main- t.11i n~ 11 linmf' in lhe i sl;i nrl ~- De1;11ls nr a .~rud1· n( un1 fic11l1nn pl;in~ .iiffl"ct ing the Uni1'Prs1!y Pi1rk , ~;1 Torn, Mission \l iPjn anrl Tus1 in communities' schnnl.~ wil l he presrnlrrl 11! tnn ighl"~ mertinR nf 1he Tustin Union High School District bn;:ird. Repre~£>nla l i 1•r.~ of the S11n .Jn11q11in ::ind 'ru~tin F.lem cn111 r.v rl ist ricrs wi ll Jnin with h i~h srhon l lnislers fnr the 7 4/l p.m. prrsenti1tinn h.v Stanford RP s Pa rr h lns11ture in 1he cnn f£>renre rl)('lm of Tu.~rin Hi gh. 11 7! L11guna Rrii1rl . Tus tin. These d i.~trirt~. along with Tr11 ht1rn Elrmrri tary Dis rric·t. arr mull inR a rhr PP- rl isrrict unif ic·11!ion pl11n fn r presen rar ion In !he 1·ot ers 1n .Junr. t!l i2. <'rilics of rile first thr('('-wa.v split of the l a r~e. Tu~tin hi~h sl'hnnl di.~r ricr nh- 1ected tn lhe .::issiRn al1n n nf valu11blP 1n- rlus tr1al propr rues to what y.·ould be the Tus tin l"n1fied District. \\"htle !he plan pro1"1dcd rhrce d1.~t r1rl~ nea rl.v n1at ched in prnpcrl .v \alue to sh1dents bai;e1I on current attenda nC'P. op- ponen ts cha ri,:ed that in fi1·e or !O ye_;irs. the prnposerl l\.1ission VieJn and Jrrine un ified d i.~r ri rt.~ would be 1m pnveri.~hed by J;irJ.!P numbers of studenls ;ind a lo w property tax ba.~e. lrvine crit ic.~ h;i ve hrrn more speC'ific in !hr ir nbjec!inns to !he t'arl y three- rlis1rict ~p!i t. The Irvine uni fied d i~!ricl \1•01ild hRve '0 virt1111l ly no indu~trial lax basr." M 1s.~ion ViPjo wnu lrl fare only r;lightly bMter y.·i th the El Toro in· <l ustr ia! areas being assiRned to the Sad- dleb111ck Valll'y proposed unified di~trict. f 'rottl 1•nge J HI GH RI SE . • • publir hPar1ni;: nn lhl' civic di~rncl ordi- nance fnr All.I{ l!f. \\'hil e 1l d0f'sn ·1 propn~e In f'hm1natl' h1J(h rise, the ordina nce \\'Ould p!are rnugh con 1rnl.' on de1·!'!nper.~ \\'hn ~Prk it. l\~n1l a s.l1rl thP cnuncil C'nu!d en.lr! opmergenC'y lt'i;:isl 11 t1nn 1n :\"ri1•rmher 1( rrs1denis rln \"(l1 P on !he (j llf'S11nn 11 nrt dn .~t1ppnrt the in1erlrn h;i n -which it~l'll wou ld bf' ;1 n (':>:tension of thP mnra1nril1m nn bayfrnn t htgh rise clue 10 expire .~01 JR i\1;iyor 'Ed Hirth s;i irl thi.~ morning he thriu Rlil !he Nn1·rn1hrr {l;i!e fnr ;i hiRh r1sP \'Ol e: wn11ld m;ike 11 Int more sPnsr. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~- A cnmmit1re n1;ide up of rr~Jrlen!s of each nl the lhrr P pl'npn.~Prl rl1stncts :..elerled 1hf' Stan frirrl RP~earr h lnst1tule nf ralo Alto to prPpfl rP fl .ttudy f!TI behalf nf the schonl hn;irr1l'. arrnrd in'2, to W;iyor. 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SECT10,Ns. ·14 P!-GES . -MONDAY, AUGlJ!L•, 197 r TEN CcNTS COUNTY SEAT'S EARLY -EARLY SHOW -Here's ho"' it all happen· ed about six seconds after Joe Hyde called Orange County's Local Agency Formation Commission sessi on to order at 8 a.m. today. At 27· A, Supervisor Robert Ba ttin (left) and Hyde (center) are met by chorus ,_ or boos and arise to nee. At 28·A, they spot process servers coming and make for exit while Supervisor Ro'.'tald Cas pers sits firm. At 29·A. Battin and Hyde have evacuated but Fountain Valley City Attorney Tom \Voodruff serves Caspers v.'ith restrainina: order. Final scene, 30·A, ~ CIAILV 1'1LOT """*"'I'...._ !Ir LM l'tni9 Caspers, all alone now, reads the legal news just handed him . More chapters are expected to be added to the County Seat drama later today, perhaps tomorrow, and so on. Battin, Hyde Flee LAFC Debacle By TOM BARLEY Of th• D•llY Pllff ,;r•ll Orange County Supervisors' Chairman Robert Battin and Los Alamitos Coun- cilman Joe Hyrie ran from the Local Agency Formation Comm:ssion ilearing room 11miri a storm of boos early today in the &horlest and noisiest LAFC meeting on record. The whole hassle took just six seconds. It etched yet another sklrmy chapler in the battle between Santa Ana and Irvine cltyhood proponP.nts over a 93B·acre m- du~tri;il tract. It all happened like this : -Battin and Fifth District Supervisor Ronald Caspers late Friday called a special meeting of the LAFC ror 8 a.m. toda y to oust Anaheim Councilman Charles Pearson from the LAFC. -The Orange County League or Cities he<ird 11.bout and countered by calling a 6;45 11 .m. meeting on I.he .cour!house lawn to eust Joe Hyde from the LAFC. -The league alro obtained a restraining order to stop Pearson 's ouster by the triad of Ballin. Ca.spers and Hyde. All this set the stage for the 8 a.m. LAFC session which was being picketed by placard-carrying proponents of Irvine city hood. Hyde called the LAFC .!!ession to order and Battin immediately n o m i n a le d Anaheim 1ttorney Herbert Licker to take the seal on the LAFC held by Pearson. Neither Pear.1100 nor San Clemente MEETING ON COURTHOUSE LAWN -Fountain Valley Mayor Ed Just, standing atop chair, calls Orange County League of Citie s ma yors' session to order this morning shortly after 7 o'clock on court- house lawn in Santa Ana. Mayors ousted Joe Hyde Crom LAFC seat and elected Fullerton Councilman Red Reinhardt (standing far right). Newport &ach Mayor Ed Hirth is in white shirt in backgrou nd. Costa Mesa Mayor Robert Wilson and Laguna Beac:h Mayor Richard Goldberg stand together .11t center. Judge Extends Restrain Order Against LAFC Julijie J. E. T. "Ned" Rutter today ex- tended his restraining order against !he LAFC and merr.bers Robert Battin. Ronald Caspers and Joe Hyde to Aug. 23 after llstMing to 8n 11crount of a hearing that was described in his rourtroom .as "an 1bsolute fia11co." TM jUrist, notin& the absence of the: three ,deferidantJ:, ordered Fountain V1Uef 'Ci!y Attorney Tom Woodruff lo prepan: 1 new relitraining order that woWd tllalt Wednesday's s c h" d u I e d meetfhg of the LAFC. Ht jitdicated that he will be v.·il\ing to 1ign such'· an order. Woodruf(, wl>o acts as lhe city selccti-On commltt.ee't legal adviser~ 'said be will 1pel1 out in his order that any LAFC meeting which inch.Mies Hyde and Licker among llJ membera Is automatically Jin lllegAI assembly. "I mliy havt to call a specis1l hearin11i Into !his iS.!!ue for early Tuesday." .Jud1;e Ruller said. "But t wlll have to study the new" nrdu and 1upporting declarations befoc;e l'lnllt 111y IUCb decision ." President Signs Bill For Lockheed's Money WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Nlwon signed the bill lo provide a S250 million government guaranteed Joan to financially lrllubled Lockheed aircraft Monday. He •I~ signed leglslation provklinf· St billion to1set up special en:iployment .ol>" portunltie11 at the state and' loCal Jevl!!l - a move whi ch °" admin11'lratlo\'I 'hojfea: will create. 150,000 jobs. The President 11ignect. both bills without any special ceremony. Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler told newsmen . Nhr:on was very pleased that Congress h11d enactt'd the controversial Lockheed bllJ and hoped lt would 1ave "a great many jobs." ln a atate.ment accomp.anying the sign- ing of the Emergency Employment Act, the President said funrlii: would be mlde available In the stalt11 and lncRl!ties within three weeks "90 that hiring may begi n at once.'' "By Labor Day, lhe fir!!l ltfOUp nt unemploytd people thould be workln1 In the .)obs financed by this .11ct ; which will eventually help morr than 150,000 Jobie" pt"rsons." NI.ton 111aid In a statement. H'e addM: ··the jnbs which wil l be made .availabJe under this act will be real jolx!: -Jobs which promiJe fUtW't career opportunities. At the uma time, the.work performed by parUclputa In thli pro- gram wlll help meet.IOMi o( Our needs in auch fields u environralntal pro.Cfien, health , education, p.iblte~W~, hqulinj, recreallon, public (acllit)'7<m.iinttnucc £nd rural development.' • He noted that cJUer and' counties or more than 7S:OOO J)OpUlaU(in ·Wl.11 ,ch:ietly btneClt rrom the program Ind of(lclala In tht'se communities will Mrvt as pbinnln1 and dispersing agentii. The l,ockheed loan I ll:fiJ'llfle 1ufhorily will exp ire Dt'c. 31, lg,..1'ixon 1ald th8t he is setting up an _,er.Cy Lnan Gu1nanlee Board to ,(~-inlst.er the Lockheed. financing 11 ""'1!i!ed . b1 tht.. lqislatloo. ,, o' Councilma.n St.anley Northrup were 1n their seats. Abruptly. the roof fell in on Battin , Hyde and Caspers. Process servers and at least a dozen mayors from the League of Cities civic selection committee leaped the ra il~ wh!le Irvine incorporation picket.!! hooted and jeered the whlle·faced trio. Hyde ran from the room throw in g the restraining order signed last night by Superior Court Judge J . F. T. "Ned." Rut- ter lnto the air. Ballin followed him. dodging and wea v- ing to avoid his copy of lhe court order. All three men fled to Caspers' private office. And all three made il clear to their staff and newsmen that I.hey were not to be disturbed on any account. Moments before the meeting, the League's city selection comm i I t ee unanimously named FuHerton Coun- cilman Louis "Red" Reinhardt as their representative on the Local Agency Formation Comm ission. The group again condemned I.he action of Hyde in Lrying to cling to the LAFC post despile an overwhelming '1ote against him at the League's la.st meeting. Tem pers flared on the lawn of the old county courthouse this morning after a weekend of tremendous polltical pressure culminating in the distribution of a meeting announc&Tient carrying Ute names of Battin, Ca.spers and Hyde. The lrio cal led a meeting for 8 1.m. and the immediate reaction of a shocked (See LAFC WRANGLE, Pa&e Z) 3 Pirates· Seized Guardsmen Board Hijacked Vessel B U LLETlN HONOLULU (UPI) -A pirated yacht, from which a three-man crew had been set adrift , was boarded ind se ized by the Coast Guard today. A Coa~t Guard spokesman sa!d th• seizing of the 70.foot Kamal ii was done by the crewmen of the Coast Gua rd cutler ~ape Corwin without incident. The spokesman said three gunmen whn took the yacht. e.arly Friday from a Hon- Developers Seek Planners Okay For Holiday Inn Permission will be snughL from the Costa Me sa Plann ing Cn mmission tonight t.o buil d a five sto ry Hol ida y lnn at 3131 Bristol Street. near So uth Coast Pla1,a. The hotel exceeds the maximum heig ht allowed In the cit y, so developers are asking for a zone exception permit at the commission"s 7:3<1 p.m. meeting. City staff member• have recommended approval ol the building. because the area is mast~r planned for commercial construction and Holiday Inn develope r11 have mt!l city requiremenl.!'I to protect the privacy of re.'\idential neighbors. Some· angry homeowners . however, are expected to present an anli·Holklay Inn pelition .11t tonigbt's meeting. The Harbor Are.11 Youth Problem Center will 1~k permission from the com- mission to move its counseling strvictt from 3..13 E. 17th St. to 132·A, and 132·8 E. 18th St. The center plan11 to ope.rate Monda y through Friday from 4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Soviet Moon Rover ~till Satisfactory . ' "MOSCOW (UPll -Tht Soviet Union '11 Lunokhod 1 robot neared the end of its ninlla month of work on the: moon "in i1tl1factory condlUon,'' lht T1:11 News Agency reported today. By Aug. 17, the eigh t-wh eeled l1boratory wt/I have tripled tta intended lift span, U It Is sUll operaUnc at that time. Lunokhod landed plggy·hllck aboard the 1.una 17 spacecr~t last Nov. 17. The ~vit!lA announced offlcl11 lly In late Marth that lhe robot had aimpleted It& 1s1IJ(ned program of explor11tion but wat aUll In tuch good mtchl:nlcal 1hapr that more tasks were belna: devleed for It. t I otu/u yacht harbor were taken aboard the Coast Guard cutler. By ALMON LOCKABEV OAILV P'ILOT "'"lftl li~lter Piracy, hijacking, kidnaping. Call it what you will, Larry Doheny's famed 75·foot ketch Kamallii, veteran Transpac racer from Los Angeles. today is involved in a dr1matic sea saga that ma y in volve au three . The yacht was "hijacked" Friday night from Ala Wai Yacht Harbor, Waikiki, by three armed gunmen who forced the Kamallii crew to lake her to sea. • The three gunmen set the tbree crewmen adrift in a ru~:. r life raft 150 mile.s at sea. They were later picked up by the Italian freighter Benavir, 140 miles southwest of Honolluu . The Benavir's radio report of lbeir rescue early Sunday was the first tbat (Set PIRACY, Pa1e !) Longest Heat Wave Ever Marches Into 12th Day The longe st heat wavr eve r recorded cnntinued into its 12th day toda y in Los Angeles and beach cities along lhe Orange Coast continued to bro il und l.'r searing seaside temperatures nea ring 80. The National Weather Service predict~ the Southern California heal wave will continue al least another two or three days. due lo a high preSfiure system located over southern Nevada. The high prevents onsbore breezes from fanning parched Inland areas. The new heat wave record broke lo.day exlended beat spans sel in July 1883 and lion. Democrats Voted More Effective For Prosperity PRINCETON. N.J. (APl -With many "Americans ranking lhe economy as the most lmportaot domestic problem, the latest Gallup PoU reports voters now regard the· Dem~r•ts as. twice 111 ef- fective as the ~~~can party ln ·••sur-- ing prosperity. In the latest &wvey', concfUcied in mtd-o Jul)', 45 perct!nt of the" 1:m -perlons in- terviewed &aid lht Otmotratic' party did a better job of keeping' tbi ·9'11ntry pro- sperous. Twenty ffve t -pe~t, of thole surveyed fa:vored the GOP. -.bile 21 per- cent 1ald there w.11s no difference and 10 percent Md no opinion. ln addition, Gallup reported the Dt:mocrat.s' advant11e widening. In August 11181 the two parties were eveily r11ted on economic Juoe1. The Irvine Company and UC Irvine contrlbuled 13,000 to hire ,Developme.ot Economics Jnc. to complete an ln- dt'penrlent study of the unificatinn .aitua· October. 196S, wea ther historians note.. Lows along the Orange Coa.~t tonight will be in the 70s with the highs tomorrow near Bil. Nary a breeze is expected either on or off shore. Sunday readings showed thermometers in Death Valley Jogging 119 degrees, making il the hot spot of the nation. Sun- ny skies and soaring temperatures caus- ed. 1.3 million persons lo flee to the relative cool of Los Angeles and Orange County beaches. Hit and run rain in the form or isolated thundershowers dropped on many moun- tain and high desert areas of Southern California , Sunday. Oruge 11'e•tlter No relief yet in the current weather trend -in fact, tland by for higher temperatures. High• today along the coast around 80. Inland temperatures stand in th•· 90'1 and lows predicted at 6S to 70. INSIDE TODAY Texo 11 Bob Mosbachtr pulled a come·from-bthind victor11 in the f innL htot to capture: thf!. Norlh American Soling cham.p- ionshipi. Set Boating, Page 19. t lrtll• • ... ,.., ,,, " Ctllfw!lle I (lltclll... u, 1 (llMllJtll .. )4 t:-•~· " Crtu .... NI U °""' ""'"' ' "'""" . a'lttf'-1 "'" ' •ftfWltlft!Mllt n-u 'In'"" n -11 ...,__'" ,. AR• L~ 1J Metrt"' L~t Me•i.1 »ti Ntt .... 11 N-. H Of•llM c-w • sv1~1t .....,.r n '"''"' U.21 1i.c11 Mtl'bfl •n TtMi.ie. • T,..,,~ •ti w....... • W-'t N-lJ.U Wttlll NN1 +J ·-- • " ;: z 0.4.ll'f PILO:_ --~'-_____ M_oo_d..;•1_._._,,;..,_"_,_._1_9n_ .. Tunney Pushes For Beach Gift B.Y PATRI CK BOYLE 01 "'' O•llw ~1l•t Sit!! Cali!oorn1• Sen. John Tunney said Satur- d.ty ti!: llOOn hopes to resurrecl an ~istration proposal tn bring 2.5 miles of pr ime Camp Pendltton l:w!:ach in- to the hands of the public. Speaking in an in1er1·1ev.•, the DeMOCratic Senator said Thursday's vot.t. ln the U.S. Senate killing the President'1. pl1r1 "took everyone by surprise.'' "I was very disappointed to learn Nixon Takes New E11gland Public Tour nobody "'&s loolune when Sen. (Harry f .1 Byrd 1D·Virg1nia 1 rifrered his amend· ment," Sen. Tunney !.aid . Sen. Byrd scut- lled th@ Presidenrs promise to gi\'e the land to California when, acting in a virtually empty Sen ate chamb@r, he nf- fered an amendment tn a military con· struction bill halting the givea\\'llY. Stn. Tunney. noting he y.•as nnt present in the Senate. when the amendment was introduced and passed, &aid he plans to attempt a compromise with rongressirin;il leaders opposed to giving the land to California. Stuthern Democrats w or k e d 1uc- cessfully in both houses of Congress to stop President N11on's pl11n, which would h11\'e opened up 2.5 miles of beach im- mediately downcoa5t from the \Vestern White House to the public. The President also had hoped t.o grant 2,700 acres of in· land Camp Pendleton property to California for recreational purposes. .. DAILY l'ILOT 11.,I 1'~•19 l'rotfl P .. e l PIRACY ... wa1 known of the hlJdcking·k:Jdnapin&. The three cre'4·men idenllfled as Robert W11schkeil, tht profesKional skip- per; John Freitas of LO! AnJtleJ i nd Frank Power of Newport Beach. AU were ·,are and unharmed \then picked up by the freighter. The report frnm the freighter senl ~he Coast Guard and Air Force on a wide aerial uarch for the yac ht. It was lipnt· ted lf1"1ng to duck behind 11 Hoe squall some 265 miles from Honolulu . Meanv.·hile , the he11vll y armed Coast Guard cutter Cape Corwin .had ~et out from Barber'S Point , Honolulu, Jn hot pur.!uit of the yacht. After sighting the Kamallii. the pl::ines continued to circle her 11nd radio pos ition reports to the cutter. Tht pirate crew ap- par@ntly ignored notes dropped from a Coast Gu11rd plane. The Coast Guard cutter tJverhault>d the pirated yacht before dawn todty as planes circled oYerhead and di opped parachute flares. A Co11st Guard epoke.!man said the. th ree Caucasian gunmen believtd to be aboard the yacht turned on their running lights and turned back toward Hono!ulu. indicating they were willing l o "cooperate." No immediate boarding was planned, however, as the gunmen were known lo be armed wit h knives, plus rines known to be aboard the y11cht. WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Nixori 'g wffkend foray into New England bore all the trappings of a Presidential campaign kickoff. "I have always thoughl that beach should be opened up,'' Sen Tunney noted, adding he also f@lt the Marine~ 5hould be able t.o u~ Ule property for military maneuvers when it was necessary. "It should be made available to the public when the mili1ary is not using it," he added . SUPPORTERS OF IRVINE CITYHOOD PICK ET COUNTY SEAT BEFORE LAFC HASSLE Round ind Round They Went Out• ide While Other Thing Spun ln1ide First orders to the Cape Corwin were to board Jhe Kamallii at dawn . The Co<1st Guard said !he position and eourse of the Kamallii in dicated she was bound for Tahiti or some ether South Seas island. The trip "'as nonpolitical. Nixon said v.ith a wide smile at one point in front. of the Nashua. N.H. city hall And his public remarks v•ere aimed more at foreign policy that partisan pol1l1r~ But the crowds '>'-'ere large and the. f\\IX· on campaign style was working at close to mid-season form. He apptared happy and confident u he d"·elled on \\'hat 5ttmed to be his most captivating talki ng point -his forthcom ing trip to China Where in prl'vious v.•eeks Nixon had glre~ed the need to end the isolation of China's peoples, during the \\'eekend he added. "unless that is done. we \\'ill ha \'e 1 tremendous threat to peace." In glops Friday at Manchester and Nashua , N.H. -in the state "'here the first presidential primary will be held next winter -tile crowds \\'ere large and enthusiastic. And the Appearances in both Ma ine a.nd New Hampshire appeared to be more than coincidental. f.1aine is the home state of Sen . Edmund R. ~1uskie. the Wlannounced but leading possibility for his party's ·72 Presidenliat nnmination. Jn addition three other Democrats - Sens. George S. ~1cGovern of South Dakota. Henry f.1 Jackson of \Va shington and Birch D. Bayh of lnd1ana -Y>ere ope.r1tin& in New Hamp~hire Sunday. McGovern is an Mnounced candidate whil e Jackson and Bayh are considered poss ibilities. . Firm President Sued in Pullout · Of All Asse ts A former president of the Irvine · Tntzm11tional Capital Corporation h<is been sued by the corporation for nearly $400.000 10 an Orange County Superior · Court lawsui1 that charges him '"'ilh unla'.liully vdthdra"'·ing the com pany's entire cash a~se!s. Tusltn sroc~brnker Bernard J , t.!cGuire. pre~kll'nl I'll the firm prior lo Alli; I. 19i0. is bf>1ng ~uPd lnr l1:iQ.OOO in d2mage s plus tht ~~1.4(1() he alttgedly v•1thdrew \\'llhout permission The lau.·su1t s1a1e~ that :'llcGu1rt . of 17J7\ lr1 ine Rl1·d , T11~11n. l-;ne11· th;it lhP firm u.as comllf'\!l'd h~ thf' Sf>cunl!I'~ Ex- ch:in.i:e Cnmm1ss1on tn hllld a bank halanrr nf at lea~e ~2i non al all ~t~gr~ nf ii~ ClP"T.!ltlnn :'11 c(;uirt'5 allf'J:l'rj 1• \th~r.;11 .11 nl The f11ll ca~n a~~el~ fnrcrr\ 1hP l1rm In r\1~cnn· l1nur i!~" nperatinn~ 1he law<111t ~1.'llP~ Ol.t.HGI COAST DAllY PllOT ll o~~rl N Wet.I P r,. ttn! '"" l'ijlllot/'Pf' Th ...... KttYil 1£8 .... 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Hiol 11 Nt_.' ltot~ '"" C.lt M••· C1111-11. s...-.i-•.~•·O"I 1rf .._,,._ U.Jl -"' )'I lly l"lln U ll ,,_.ty, 11.illM'l' ••rfllllloo\f, Sl.H ~""''· The senator ind1c<1!ed that, to satisfy the srong opposition In an outrigh1. g11•e. a~·ay nf lhe land -11s proposed by Prts1· dent i\'ixnn -he would seek approva l of a plan to lease the land to Cali fornia . From Pa.ge l Shore Ordinance Hearing Slated However, California recrfation nrf1c1als ha ve indicated any lease for Jess than M> years \\'OUld be unsalisfactory because of the Cf!St involved in improving the beach prnptrty '4'ilh toile t and pa r k i n g facililies. "! want to get Cahfnrnians on that beach:' Sen. Tunney said, "and we are just going to ha\'e. to work for an amicrible solution to the problem." Rep. F. Edward Hebert (0-Louisiana 1, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee and m11jor opponent of the beach give·away, has indicated he might favor some type of plan to lease the la nd to California. Physician Asks • Court Hearing In Abortions Accused Santa Ana 11bot!Jonist Dr. John Shril'er G"·ynnt-h11s asked for and been rranted 11n Orange Cnun1~· Superior Court hearing for possible disposition of charges aga inst him. Judge Byron K ,\fcJ\1 11Jan set Aug . 20, as requested by Or Gwynne·s !a\\·yer and abandoned earlier action that 1>,·ould have put the physician in two courtrooms that morning. He v•a~ sel for arraignment before J udge Mc~11l!an on 11 further abor!ion charge, and also before Judge Robert L. Cocfman for a hearing on a motion ta di~m iss an @arlier one Judge ~fc.~illan also set Aug, 20 for similar possible seltlemen! of abortion charges against Dr G"')'nne 's mothPr ~!rs. Rub.re L'nruh G\\·vnnP. 57. one of his office s!aff Questioned about po~s1b1hty of a guilty plea. both JhP modishly dressed Gw .rnne and his annrney dPchned to discuss 11 Thr~· c(lnfirmed, ho\\·e1·er. that the rlcfendanr is a"·a1t1ng ThP nutcnme of an inquiry b.1· the St ale Board of J\1edical Examiners into thp m11Jrip!e aborllon <'n11n1s f1if'rl a,e111ns1 him :"<1n!;i Anil pnl1C'r, 1.1hn rr•rratedly ra11I· ed th e 17th Street r!1n1c kno\\·n ro them ;i;s •·G11ynn E'!t ahnrtinn milr· havr ht>en told to relax their vigilance. 1nrlic;iting a µMsihle forthcoming rl ispos1tinn, G\\-ynne believe~ the Ca l i Io r n 1" Supreme Court Y.111 furlher refine 1!s re- cent abortion ruling and leg al ize the en. ding of pregnancy in clinics such as he maintains. The high court recently ruled that abortions can be performed on authorily of iusl one physician but must be carried out 1n a state-approved nosplt..al. LAFC WRANGLE league \\'as to hold a prior meeting at 6 :4~ a.m. Wh ile League members ran through a &er1es of motions \\•hich in effect castigated Hyde anrl laurled Reinhardt. pickets organized by lhe Council of Communltles of Irvine surrounded th e county 11dm inistratinn building. Fountain Valley Mayor Ed Just, \\'ho chairs bnth the league and ci~·jc selection committee meetings, said Judge Rutter signed a restraining ordt.r again!t the ll C· lion of Battin , Caspers and Hyde tat.e Sunday night. Thiit order condemn~ the II a.ni. 1neefing as illegal. It instructs the tr io 10 ap!)tar b@fnre Judge Rutter tod ay lo Justify any future meeting wh ich includes H.vrte. Lawyers, mayor11 11nfl co11nrilmrn 11re now trying to snrt out the lC'gality nf hoth the LAFC and League meeting:i; IO<'lay . Santa Ana Cily Attorney Jim \llither11 v.·amed Ule Ltague after !ht! election of Reinhardt that. the gathering w::i,, ille1Zal because provisions or the ant1·secrecy Brown Act had not b@en observed. \Vithen; said the pres:i; and local 8j!!'n· cies h11d not be@n given Il l le11~t 24 hnt1r:i; notice or the impr(lmptu session on the courthouse lawn and its actions would not be recognized by any public body. They determined League's respon~e Transpac Rowers Nursing Sores But Doing Well SAN !UPI ) -John Fairfax and his 32-year-old rowing com· panion Syl"ia Cook \\'t re reported today "doing 1•ery 1.1.·etJ " about 1.00J mile.s easl of Ha\\'aii . The couple are Al!empting In rn "' lrnm C2.!iforn1a to Sydney, Australia. in Fa irfa x·~ small boat. ttw! Brit11nni 11 II ~llss Cook rep0rted ly has bePn tr(lubltd b)' ulcers 1n her m(luth 11nd ''!he h::t.' 11 fpw ~alt \l·atPr Mre~ on hPr hat.k~ictr :· Fa irfax 's ~hnre con!acL f\·11 n ~h:irpr, ..... sairl A shortwavt broMcast rrom !hP Br1t1.~h pair said rhey werl!' 11n e.~timated 1 .. 1#1 mill's southeast of S.an Francisco Md averliging 30 to 35 miles each day. Fairfax rows for I~ hours each diity and :-.liss Cook for lB. ··Apart from being bloody tired and ge tltng a bit of a rash now and then \\·t: are okay," Sharpt quoted Fairfax, "Row- ing every day is bloody borinJ," Long Dry Spell Russ, 166, Had Nip • '31-1831 in :'i-10SCO\\' I t.:P I I -Shera II M1slimov Sl\Pars he ·s never had a drop of whi~ky, e;.:("epl onct-, in 18Jl. ~leJed Agayfv says noth ing stronaer lhan milk and cold llpring w1t er has passed lip!. !lince he \l'::t~ born, in 1838. l\'Rn Tsukanov call~ drinking and ~mokin~ "disgusting habits" and has for hidden I hem If' I h e 76 chlldrtn, grandchildren 11nd grea t IJ'lnck:hlldren \l'hl'I ha\'e JOi ntd his ft1mily tree aince 1671 The nld mt>n of lhP hills of Azerbaidj•n. Gtorgia and other Soviet k>n&ev1ty centers regaJp the publir fa irly often with the St'crets l)f hov.· thry ;ot lh1H way. ~nme\l·h•t in the manntr of 1 great a!i'llt>le t1pp1ng h 1~ f11n!I on hnw to do 11 M1shmov . who 1s touted by the Saviets as !he oldest man in the "orld 11 IM year!!, is typical. He told Komsomril1k1y1 Znamia (Youth League Ba n n er ) ne\\·~papPr· recently, "1.M nnly lime I dr11nk 11 glas1 of vodka was 1~0 yeArs llfO. "I \\'IS forced lo drink to I.he healt!'I of a 1·try \\'iclced man named K1dlr Btk,'' said lhe Aurbaidjani vi l I 11 g er . "01herwi8e 1 would never hive drunk such polM>n . ·• Th11t adv ice s~ms lo go fnr 11IC(lhol ln general. a I most un1nmloo1ly llJ'l On1 So\11et centtn1ri11ns. But • not11bh! er- ~ption comes from the Southern Rtpublic of Gecirgil, • • • v.·as to decide lo do it all over again to- day. They will meet at the friedemann Ha ll in Orange tn once again go through the motions unanimously approved this morninJ:. "If \\'e ha1·e to rln ll ;,o times then we'll dn it that way but \\'e're tletermined to take th is ac!inn 11nd m11.ke sure that everyone thoroughly unde rstands our in- tent ions," Just said. B~ttin condemnl'i Lhe League meeting a~ 1tlei;!al but the legality of hi:i; own LAFC hearing is bein.'t questioned tocl<i.v, !I. was nrver really . known if H\'dP Shaking llOd V]S ibly under strain, erP; called the mee!Ing to order. And severAI ;:it1orne.1•s prrsent dismissed Batt1n ·:i; nomination or Licker for the post helfl by Pr11r:i;on 11..~ rqut1lly nut nf order, Tnda.v's i;t11rm)' he:iring also !rfl in rlnu bl !he cnmpnsilion of the LAFC for Wednesday·s \'ital hearing into the "promised land'' annexation propns;il. Many of the mayors present al tod11 y's League meeting condemned lhe Rattin- Caspers·Hyd@ move during the \\'eekend B!! a bid to @nsure Santa Ana 's annexation of the controversial 938-ecre strip \\'hich ma y form p11rt of the pl11nned community of Irvine. Santa An11's argument that the land can.not !>@come part of the new city nf Irvine bec11use nf a prior 11i;ireement with the Irvine C<Jmpanv was recently struck down by Ruperior Court Judge Raymond Thomp:i;on. It was pointed out lnct11v 1hat thr. weekend's-developments are ·desig-11ed 1~ en~ure a MJlid vote for Santa An11 and against Irvine interes~ at Wednesday's LAFC hear ing . Lt11gue spoke5men in~tsl that l\'ed- nesday's he11ring will nnt bP legal i! Reinhardt doe!! nnl. occup~· the chair devot@d lo the leagul!'·.~ represenlative. Meanwhile this morning. Supervisor Caspers refused ro discus!. th@ possibility that hi.~ disrus.~inn.~ with Supervisnr Bal- lin and Hyrie immediately fnllo\\·ing thl!' Al>orted LAFC hearin,1?: ronslituted a violation n( the Brn\\11 Act. He told lhr DAILY PILOT frnm beh ind rlOSf'd donr.~ rha! he had "no comment'' on the 11lle.i::a1ton~. Supervi.<1or B1111in 's ;11rlt> :irh-i!!Pd thill ntwspape r'~ repnr!er lhA! his chief WR! busy 1n 1t "lei;:i~lali\'e .C.'-'S!linn" anrl rnuld nol discu~:i; the m111Cer "·ith newsmen at the pre:i;Pnl !ime HP C1lnfirmed th:it Hyrle \l'::t.C. in B;iltin's nHicP bur refused lo divulge lhe topic ol ronver.~arinn. A public hearing has bfien set fnr Aug. 1!1 t)n 11 proposed ordinance controlling shoreline develnpment in lhe Lo\\·er f\'pwport Bay Civic Distri(•I. The ordinance, whirh applies ba sically In the t-.1ariner's r.11le area around Nt>"'port Harbor, ha s been the subject of much contrO\'ersy in rectnt months. The civic distrirl ordinancP , as It no\\' st:inds. \\'Ould allow building above 35 feet \.\'il h sprcial conditi ons. P!::inner~ bype.~seii 11ny discussion nl the ordinance, choosing only to set the hearin,ll date. • The crew was still aOOard the Tnkyn- bound freighter early !oday but radioed that they \rere unharmed The.v said the yacht was being readied for the return 1rip to the mainland . !'.:. L. "Larry·· Doheny i.~ 11 wealthy oil man fr om Los Angeles and ·is 11 member of the Los Angele~ and California yacht clubs. fie ~ailed in this year's Tr1nspac under the burgee nf LA YC. The genial yacht.~man i~ a veteran Transpac racer. having sailed in every Honolulu race over the past IS years . He has alsn sailed in i;everat Mazatlan races. Waschke il, Power and Freitas all erew· ed on the Kamal lii during the recent Transpar. Thr.y said thry were provisioning th e bnat for a ~hort cn.li~e cf the Hawa iian Jsl11nds and a return to the mainl and when !he pirates board lhP ship about. midnight Friday and ordered them to prepare for sea. ' ., ' J,/ it-' ',• ~ ; ·.l ... Noll ••ch .,.r ,.111111 MILLIONAIRE'S YACHT KAMALII HIJACKEO ON HIGH SEAS There Were Gun1, Kniv11 and Wary Co11t Guard E1cort WHAT You IiwAvs·1 wANTED TO KNOW ABOUT PAWN SHOPS* *BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK Do you 1p•cioll1• ht on• portlcular Item? • I Y1 t. W , 1p1ci1!i11 in d iamond1 i nd fin1 91m\, However, we h•v• everything from • , 1ntiqu e1 to 1ter10 -9un1 to c1mert1 - mu1 ical ir11lrumenl1 to 1port1 items. Do yoy repair Jewelry and wotch"7 w. h1v• com plete repeir lacilitie1 al r••- 1on•bl1 pr ice1. Try u1 ind 1e1l Do yot1 tlwy dlr•ctly from lndlYld11ctl17 Y11. Moil of our merch•ndit• is purchts•d from custom•rs th 1t come into our 1tar•. Is th.,• • cftonc1 the 9oN1 ere stol•n? No. E .. ery p iec• of m1rch1ndi1e i1 cleered with fh1 polie• O•p•rtm•nt. 1002 ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM • FIND IT HERE FIRST DOM RACITI OUR MOST UNUSUAL DIAMOND GUARANTEE • Wt!• ..... • • ., • 41•"'"' "•"' "' ••• 111 ...... .... ..... 4i•Mll4 .. .,,,. ... .. 40°/11 MORI ,-... Y•• ,.14 for It " 'f'••r ,_., ~·· Cu ,,, ti• .. ...,, ..... wN,..7 COMllARI. EVERYTHING i\e'.l·i;riaJ)f'rs c~rry frirlh the word . Some nf the 11rl\1Ce is rontr11dict.ory, but mu<'h nf 11 ls con!isle n! from Sibtr11 10 Arml':n 11 And most nf 11 Cf'lnfirms the ~u<p1<'in11' nf !ho~e drd1catrd rn the pro· pn~1t1nn '.1 ~hnrt life bu! a merry onl!: · The 2.000 centenari11ns Jn Josef Stalln '11 mountainous homeland "Orthk n111ur•I "-·1nts willingly, bur oot lo exce••·" Pn>I. Gr!iory Pitskhelaui liaid in ·anoc.htr rt· CPnl r(lpor!. COSTA MESA JEWELRY and LOAN IN OUR STORE UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED Por nne thing. almnst all tht aage.s tay h1>3 that !ouch liquo r •hall never arow old. In h1c1 the Gtorgi11n.~ -rPnowP.d All hor.,emen. dancer~ and romancers - ~eem to havt more fun rrowinc t)\d lh•n an)' ol tht other ir1ybetrd (Nlups In the nation. DAILY ' " 6 1838 NEWPORT ILVD. DOWNTOWN COSTA MIS~ i COME IN AND IROWSI AROUND PHONE 646-7741 l•tw••" Hwbor &: 1!1Nlllway 30 DAYS 7 I . ~. 1 I I ......... .,._. - Saddlehaek EDITION * * .VOL IA , NO. 189 , 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES Zoning, Capistrano Beach's Com m u n i I y Association th is week began to tackle al least three major projects deep!~ af· feeling Palisades reside nts -issues ranging frorn co ntroversial zoning to mounds flf trash on a busy beach. In a n1ecting !ast weeli . me n1bers map· pe:d plans to launch attacks on these mRl- ters: -Seelii ng an acceptible road alignment and improvement where Calle Del Sol and Calle Hermosa meet Camino de Estrella. Coast Visit Beach -Re-evaluating the public ease.n1ent ex. isting lo tidelands along the former Capistrano Beach Club property and see king methods to eliminate a growing trash problem on the sands. -Seeking ways to raise funds and sur· mount legal and topographical problems in land scaping a substantial area of Estrella's center divider strip. Association President Eamcst Reason said all the issues are or "pressing tm· portance to the community." The association already has 1 con· Tunney Pushes For Beach Gift By PATRICK BOYLE or .... D•i!y Pilot Sl•ll California Sen . John Tunney said Satur- day he soon hnpes to resurrert an Admini stration proposal lo bring 2.a miles of prime Camp Pendleton beach in· San Cle1nente To Continue Golf Access The citv of San Clemente -;ipparen!ly unswayed by recent threats from a Bank of America official -will conti nue to i;upport it!I recent solulion to a bitter ac- cess controversy Involving the cily golf course. And Mayor Walt('r Evans Jr. said thi.o; week the cily is willing lo accept. a legal challenge. lodged early last week by the BofA ·s retiring assistant cashier. The bank is trustee of the municipal golf course granted the city in l!l29. E\·ans stresses that an easemrnt bel"'een the fifth and si xth hole::. of the course accompanied that ded1ca1ion San Clem ente reaffi rmed tha1 ease· ment for a road in 196.1 durini:: a l;inrl-ex· change agreement with landowner G. Carson Rasmussen. Rasmussen sought and "·on thr ease- ment to assure development of his acreage. Councilmen rece ntly approved such a development and included a route on the easement ;is one of three acce sses. But now-retired ass istant Cashier M. F. Arvig challenged the council"s decision •nd asserted in a Jetter that the original deed made no mention of encroachmen1. He threaten~ the city ~·ith a •·legal test" of the ri11tht l.o the thoroughfare. "I think we'd be willing to take thal challenge," the mayor said. "We still belie.VP in the validity of our o"·n lega l counsel and lhe maps and document! at ci ty ha ll . The easement ex- ists an dthe landowner has the right lo use it." he said . In an official response to the leller last week cou nci lmen ordered Ar vig's com· munication received and filed an d in· 1tructed city staff to issue formal replie~ to the rtei!ntly retired executive's queries on the 1963 resolution. to the hands of the public. Speaking in an interview , l h & Democratic Senator said Th ursda;.i 's vote in the l.i.S. :\enate killing the President"5 pla n "took everyone by surprise." ··1 11-1as very disappointed to le.am llobody wa.~ looking when Sen. (Harry F. \ Byrd (D-V!rginia ' offered his amend· ment ." Sen. Tu nney sa id. fic.n. Byrd scul· lled the President's promist lo give thft land to California when, acting in a virtually empty Senate chamber, he llf· ferrd an amendment lo a military con· structinn bill halting the givea way. Sen. Tunney, noting he was nnl present in the Senate v"hen the amendment was int roduced and p11 ssed. said he plans l.o attempt a co mpromise with congressional leaders npf>O$ed to giving the land lo California. Stuthem Democrats worked sue· cessfully in both houses of Congress to stop President Nixon·s plan. which would ha ve opened up 2.5 miles of beach im- med iately downcoast from the Western \Vhite House lo the pu blic. The Prc.sidenl also had ho ped to grant 2,700 acres of in- land Camp Pendleton property to Califo rnia /or recreational pu rposes. ··1 have Rlways thought that. bcat h ~hou!d be OJ'l"necl up." Sen Tunney noted, arld1ng he also felt the Marines should be able to use t.he property For millt.a ry m;i.ncuvers \\'hen ii was necessary. ·•11 should be made available to thP public ~·hen the military is no! using it.·· he added. The senator indicated thal , 10 5atisfy the irong opposition lo an out.right gi ve- aw ay of the land -as proposed by Presi- dent Nixon -he would seek approval o( a plan to lease the land to California . Ho1,1:ever, California recreation offic ial.~ ha ve indicated any lt:ase for less than fJ() years would be unsatisfa ctory because of I.he cost involved in improving the beach prope rly with toilet and p a rk i n g facilities. "I w11nt. lo ~et Ca\HomiRns on that beach," &!n . Tunney said1 "and we are just going to have tn work for an amicable solution to the problem.•· Rep. F', Edward Hebert (0-Louisiana l, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee. and major opponent of the beach give-away, has indicated he might fa vor some type o( plan to lease the land lo California . Parking Board to Huddle On Summer Restrictions San Clemente·11 Parking Commission will meet Tuesday to see i( it wants to tackle a new set of issues which have kept councilmen busy in recent months. The relaUvely quiet commission soon may be ask@d to Issue opinions on no- parking rone.s and othe r reslrictions - primarily ln summer recreation are<1s which hive yl!!:ldcd several dispute5 recently in council chambers. Councilmen last wttk decided to offer th!!: proje.cls to the commission af ter resolving at least t~'O beach area parking hassles which involved resident.$' com· p18inl3. Besides the no-parking matt.erg, com· missioners wil l determine If a represen- tative from the police department a11sum· ing a traffic engineering role should sit in on t~ meetings. O>unc\lmen aftJr several mttlings fintilly resolved complaints along the: 100 block of Trafalgar Lane and agreed to r~move a red :.one which 5purred residents' gripes. Along Calle Buena Vista. where slmilar red uincs went into effect this summer. cou ncil men as~11uged residents by mak- ing the: no-parking only A summer func· lion, instead of an all-ye1r one. • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA - Issues tinuing beautification project along the v.·ider portions of Estrella's center di viders -a project requiring constant use or funds donated to and raised by the group. "Nov.· v.·e ha\'~ almost 500 feet of ne\V divider strip which ha s been filled wilh very rough maleri11l left over from road widening. We need to find a solution to the situation," he said. He said if the association assumed the planting project. it would rE'main liable for any accidents or damages involving • Flare Ill Capo the planter, under a cow1ty ruling. It also would have to import more fertile soil and install sprinklers. Plants would also run the budget beyo nd present capabilities. The beach. lying at the foot of the bluffs where the old beach club once stood. is experiencing soaring use thi s summer and for the first time, Jila le· maintained trash containers have not been inst.ailed. The trash service along lhe non-state- controlled shoreline was a courtesy in years past. ··Now there is 111 mound or tra5h near the entrance that's growing each ~:eekend ,'0 Reason slid. Association m6lllbers have begun to seek hel p. either by contracting with a rubbish firm, or reestablishing the courtesy policy from the state parks of- ficials. The Beach club parcel is up for sale, but access to the tidelands there has been guaranteed to .Palisades re sid e nts because of an old easement which re- Today's Final N.Y. Stocks TEN CENTS Beach mains in dfect. On the issue of Del Sol and Hermosa, association members have been promised three alternate plans from the County Road Department to solve matters of traffic v;s ibility and straightening al alignments. The most controversial county proposal calls for dead-ends to the two roads. That, Reason. would spell disaster for comtnercial properties which rely upo.11 the roads for access. "We think we can find something guitable on that i5sue," he said. • e ee ess1on DAILY f>lLOT II.ti Plllt. THERE WAS FOOD, SPEECHES AND PLANNING AT THE DEMOCRATIC PICNIC SATURDAY Sen. John Tunney Talks With P1trick Birket t, L1gun1 Niguel; Marian Ryan, Garden Grove Democrats Map 1972 Plans 1,000 Convene for Picnic • San Juan Capistrano in The menu """s sizzling steak and Cfl ld heer Sat urday al the Democratic harbecur in San Juan Capistrano, bul the main 1op1c of discussion was a par1y VIC· 1ory in 1972 . Almost 1.000 Democrats from vanous parts of Southern California allended the evenl al the O"Neill Ranch and wildly ap- plauded spe«hes critical of the Nixon Administration. California Sen . .John Tunney, the main speaker. attacked President Nixon on several fronts and even went so far a& t.o suggest a 1972 Democratic victory in strongly-Repu blican Orange County. "Presldenl. Nixon is a master of tak ing any position he thinks is going to Rdvance hi s political standing." Sen. Tunney, speaking from the bed of a pickup truck, !old the enthusia sti c crowd . However, the tall senator said lhl!I President had "failed to deliver'· in m11.ny areas (If national CDncern. In particular, Tunney criticized the President for sen- ding military aid lo Pakistan, for refus- ing to give more funds to the Office of Econo mic Opportunity. for cutt ing hack aid to t:ducation and for not standing up to California Gov . Ronald Reagan in the recenl Rural Lega l Assistance funding dispute. "The President has not done anything with respect to the basic underl ying pro- blems of this economy,'' Tunney cl111imed. "Employment is the. nwnber one issue and Nixon hasn •t delivered." • "He ha~n'L i:ielivered on 1ny of the pr~ mises he made to the Ameritan. people," the ~enator added. no!.hlng the U.S: wa~ 11till fightin g in V\elnam, even though the President had campaigned on a platfonn of ending the war. Although Sen. Tunney gaid ht a~ plauded the Prestdenrs plans lo visit Red China, he said, "This won 't detrt.cl from the horror of men dying In Vietnam and men becoming drug addicts in Vietnam." Sen. Tunney predlrtcd the recent en- fran chisement or the Ill lo 21-ye11r-(!ld Amer ica ns would be a major faclor in the 1972 Democr11tic victory. In 1 lighter vein, he prttlicted lh1t, When the • R~publicans are holding their party con- vention in San Diego in 1972, Vice-pr esi· rlent Agnew would be in Tijuana. - play1n~ golf. Other speakers at the all-d ay picnic in- cluded Alaska Sen . Mike Gravel , former Congressman George Brown and stale Assemblyman Walter Karabian tD-Los Angeles J. Sen. Gravel , who gained nol.oriely recently when he read the Pentagon p;:i pers on national televis ion. accused the Nixon Admin istration of breaking the law in having 51.l0,000 more men in the Armed Forces than authori zed by Congres s. Gr avel .'\aid tha t si nce the expiration of lhe draft law July I. the military was on· ly allowed SO..'fle two million personne l under a 1950 law. On Friday, he sent Defense St:erelary Melvin Laird a letter in which he noted the present level of 2.S million was exces!ive. ./ Transpac Racer Pirated In Dramatic Sea Saga B~ ALMON LOCKABEV OAIL Y PILOT lttllltt l!•ltet Piracy, hijacking. kldnaping. Call it what you wUI, Larry Dahen y'.1 famed 75-foot ketth Kamallii, veteran Trangpac racer fro m Los An geles. loday is Involved in a dramatic 1t:a 1aga that may inv olve all thret. The yacht was "hijacked" Friday night from Ala Wai Ya cht Harbor. Wa.ikikl , by lhrce armed gunmen who forced the Kamallii Crew to like .het,.t.o· 1e1t. · the 01.r'.ee guni:nen . set the thre« crewmen ,adtU! in a rubber life ta!t 150 ' mile! at sea., 'they were later picked up . by the Italian !rilghter Benavir, ltO miles southwest ol llonolluu. ·The Btnavir'g radio repor1 nf their rMcue early Sunday was the fir!l that wag known of ttw: hljacking·kldnaplng. The 'three crewmen fdenllfied as Robert Waschkelt. the professional skip- per; John Freitas ol Los Angeles and Frank Power of Newport Beach. All were safe.. and unharmed when picked up by the freighter. The report. from the frtighter sent thft C'.oast Guard and Alr Force on a wide aerial search for the yacht. It was 1pot- ted trying to duck behind a line 5quall gome 265 miles from Honolul u. Meanwhile, the heavily armed Coast -Gua rd cutter Cape Corwin had set ()Ut from Barber·s Point, Honolulu, in hot pursuit of the yacht. After sighting the Kamallii, the planes continued to circle her and radio position report& to the cutter. The pirate crew ap- parenUy ia:nored notes . dro~d from a Coast Guard plane. ·The C.Oast Guard cu(ter overhiuJ"ed the pirated yacht ~fore dawn today as planes ~circled · overhead and dropped parachute flares. A COasl 'Guard spokes man uld' the. three Caucasian gunmen believed to be aboard the yacht turned on their running lights and turned back toward Honolulu, indicating they were. wU\lng t o "cooperate." No immediate boardlhg was planned, however. as the gunmen were known to ~ armed with Jcnlvts. plus rlfle.s known to be aboard the' ya cht. flral ordtrs to the Cape Corwin we.rt to baatd lht Kamallll at dawn, • Boos Erupt At Quickie LAFCMeet By TOM BARLEY Cf 11'1• 0 1Uy f>Ji.t :\Ifft Orange County Supervisors' Cha.irman Robert Ballin and Los Alamitos Coun· cilman Joe. Hyde ran from lhe Local Agency Formation Com mission hea ring room amid a storm of boos early today in the shortest and noisiest LAFC me eting on record. The. whole hassle took just six second.!!. It etched yet another stormy chapter in lhe battle between Santa Ana and Irvine cityhood proponents over a 938-acre in· du.stria! tract. It all happen~ like this : -Battin and Fifth District Superviw Ron11Jd Caspers late Friday called a special meeting of the LAFC for 8 am·. today to oust Anaheim Councilman Charles Pear.son from the LAFC. -The Orange County League of Cities heard about and countered by calling a 6:4fl a.m. meeting on the courthouse lawn to oust Joe Hyde from the LAFC. -The league also obtained a. restraining order lo stop Pearson '11 ouster by the triad of Battin, Caspers and Hyde, All this :5et the stage for the 8 a.m. LAF C 11ession whic h was being picketed by placard-carrying proponents of Irvine cityhood. Hyde called the LAFC session lo order and Battin immediately no min a t e d Anaheim attorney Herbert Licker to take lhe seal oo the LAFC held by Pea rson . Neither Pearson nor San Clemente Councilman Stanley Northrup were in their sea ts. Abruptly, the roof fell in on Battln, Hyde and Caspers. Process servers and at least a dozen mayors from th e League of Cities civic selection committee leaped the rail.s while Irvine incorporation pickets hooted and jeered the white-faced trio. Hyde ran from the room throwing the restraining order signed la&t night by Superior Court Judge J. F. T. "Ned'' Ru t· I.er Into the .air. Ballin followed him. dodging and weav- ing to av old his copy of the cour t .. order. Ali three men fled to Caspers' privatt office. And all lhree made it clear to their staff and newsmen that they we.re not to be disturbed on any account. Moments before the meeting. the (See LAFC WRANGLE, Pa1e !I We•ther No relie( yet in the current weather trend -in fact , stand by tor higher lemperaturea. High• today along the coast around 80. Inland temperatures st.and in th• 911'1 and lows predicted at 15 to 70. JNSi°dE TODA V Texan Bob Mosbachtr pulled o: come.·from·be.hind tnctoru in the. final h«ot to capture the North Amtricon Soling cham~ ionships. Ste. Boa.ting, Page 19. '"'"' ... ,""' c111i.,1111 Cllte•~ I.I"' <lffllllltill Ctmlc• (,...,_,., °"'""' lftollc•• Ol .. f'C .. • "' ,. • ' .•. ,. " '1 • ., ... Ltl "'*"' ' llllffltllltltH!t ... 11 ll'hltM• JJ·'1 ....._.... 16 ,_ ~· ...... l.....,.. ll ~ ..... kt....,, Mo~"' •21 Nlllentl ....... •I Ol'lfttt c ...... ...,. t IYIYll ........... 1t '"'1't »-11 SIMll Mwlth 12·U Tt19Y i.lt!t It '""'-" ... , w .. 111e. • WMIM'I ....., lf·11 .. ..,. ...... ... ! COUNTY SEAT'S EARL Y·EARL Y SHOW -Here's how il all happen· ed about six seconds alter Joe Hyde called Orange County's LocaJ Agency Formation Commission session to order at 8 a.m. today. At 27· A, Superviror Robert Battin (]eftJ and Hyde lcenterl are met by chorus Pay Scl1eme Adopted In Laguna A new sal ary schedule by \.\'h1ch t.eachers at Thurston lntennediate: School ln Laguna Beach 1.1.·1!1 be paid accord ing to job respons1bilil.ies. evaluation scores from fellow fa culty members. student! and administrators. and good y,·ork has been 1pproved by school di.strict truslffs. The unanimous decision by lhe board followtd considerable dis('Ussinn and a . motion at one point tn ~ble the matler ~nding clarification of the new schedule with hia:h school teacher!. Since the new pay system o,1•ould give Thurston tt~achers a different pay schedule from other district teachers. it was nece5sary for the new program to be approved by all district teachers. Thi! was done in 11 poll , show ing 69 teachers in favor of the idea and 34 opposed. At the high school , the poll shoy,•cd 17 oppos~ to the plan and 15 in fa1•or. The shift against was Attributed to 11 Jack of understanding of th e ne11.· program, ac· carding to district lldminislrator~. Mrs. Patricill Gillette made the motion to table the project unt il the high .school 1taff could again ht polled and said she was concerned about the y,·ay ln which the program v.'as received by high school teachers. Dr. Robert Rttves . director of tn· 1truction. told l\frs. Gillette "It's an in· teresting paradox in our democratic system when you worry about the opinion af 1 minority af hifh school te1.chers regardlnf this program. but dn not pay any 1ttention to the minority or board members in favor of the lrimester system.·· A.eeves was referrillg to an earlier :1·2 vote lh1l ruled out a trimester (quarter ) gyatem for the hiih achoo I. Trustees ~1 rs. J ane: Boyd i nd Dr. Norman Browne had dissented . f\frs. Gillette did not respond to Reel'es' comment. Dr. Willi1.m Ullom. superintendent, u.id the: ne:w pay schedule could be started no"'· and that clarificallon with the high sehoo\ staff could come later. "Our problem no\I,· is that man~· of thii: ttachera are out of tOY.'11 &nd "''e e&n"t poll them ." .. I t;i,•i!l guarAnt.ee: the high school staff gets cl arification," li\l\)m said Assured that such would ha pptn, thii: board, on molion of Bro\.l"ne , un an imously .approv ed lhe program The proJet:~ y,·111 beg in this fa ll at Thurston Sasirall,\', tPa chers ..... i t h poS!t11·e rval uat1ons and larger v.·ork IMds 11·1!1 make mnre mnnev th,11n thn~e ltss act11·e. · DAllY PllOT O~•tjG;: CO.t.iT l'U.l ISMl>jC,, COM,..t.t;V ll t'btt! N. W•td l'•to,G,•I UICI '°UOll1hlf .J •<~ R. Cu•le., VICI l'r•ldtOI t nd "-rll M •.,.g.tf' TJ.e,..t t ICttvil Etlt0• T~e"''' A. M ur11~•ftt M•~•o'~t f:t1111r C~•rlt1 M. l11111 llic~•rJ '· Nell ""'""'M Ml~•~•~g Et1.or1 L.,,,. IMtll OH'ke 111 Ft•t1! "•••u• M .. 1;~9 .~d••n: '-0 -le••••. •1 •s1 S.11 c._,,. Offlco King Ralph Consumer advocate Ra l p h Nader has not really bef'n cro\vned. Out of focu~ light bulbs giv e that appearance. Nader was addressing an inven- tors and innovation in Wash- ington, D.C. longest, Hottest Blast Continues . For 12th Day The Jongtst heal wave ever recorded continued into its 12th day today in Los Angeles and ~ach cities along the: Orange Coasl continued tn broil under ,;earing seaside temperatures nearing 80. Tht t-.'ational Weather Service predicts the Southtrn Cali fornia he11t wave will continue at ltllst another !wo or three days, du e to a high prtssure !ystem located over southern Nevada. The. hijh prtven ts onshore breezes from f1.nning parched inland areas. The ne.w htat wave record broke IQ.d av extended heat spans sel in Jl.l!y 1886 and Octobtr, 1965. weather historians note Lows along I.he Orange. Coasl ton 1ghl will be in the 70s y,•ith the highs !omorrow near 80 Nary a breeze is expec!td either on or off shore Sunday read ings showed thtrrnome.1t rs 1n Dealh Valley logging 119 degrees, making it the hot spot of tile nation. Sun- ny skies &nd soannlil tl'mp@ra tures caus- ed 1 :'I m1lhon persons 10 f!!"e In lhll: relative cool of Los Angeles and Orange Count\· ~aches . H11 'and run rain in the form of 1sn\a1ed thundershn .... ·e.rs dropped on 1nany moun- tain and high desert artas nf Southern California , Sunday. Capo Coun ciln1 en 1'o Set Tax Rate The c1t.v·~ la:t rate. "'Lil be. bet at tonighi·s 7 p.m. meeting of the: San Juan Capistrano City Council in the Councll Chambers The recom mended r.:itr 1.s 9(1 rents prr S.100 assessed valuation . At~o on the agenda will bt .11. re1olut1on t Sl&blishing the bnnd redl'!mption fund tax rate ,111 :JO cent s per $100 as~t ssed 1·a]uation This amount plus some seY.•er fund rf'\'enurs Y.'tll be nectssary to rtt1re se1\•er bonds in the t97f-72 flsc_.l year. Tht 90-<"ent tax rate is the same l.!IX rate. es\ablishtd "'hl'n the city in- corporattd 10 years ,11go. .. - of boos and aris e to flee. AL 28-A , they ~pot proces.o; servers coming and make for exit \\•hile Supervisor Ronald Caspers sits firm. At 29·A. Battin and Hyde have evacu ated but Fountain ~alley City Attorney Tom \\'oodruff serves Caspers \vilh restraining order. Final i;cene, 30-A, Swimmers i11 Hot Water As Coast Reco1~d Sl1atters By TER RY COVILLE 01 tht 01111 "11•1 lttll More. than 51)(),000 ~11.·lmmers found th emselvts in hnt watrr along Orange Count y beaches ovrr t.he WPt<kPnd. Newport &ioch lile,e:ua.rds recorded a record 7!i.9 degrtt tempera.lur e in thr. y,·ater Sund:iy, "'hilP mnsl olhf'r :irf!.a.~ fell 72 dPgree wa1 er. The. Newpo rt Beach mark surp11ssed th e old recnrd of a flal 71i deg rees set Ju- ly .30. 1931 for lht city, but i~ no! tht highest temperature f'Vf'r recorded in the rounty. Huntington Beach lileguarrl.s sa id thtir water reached 83 degrees in 1958 . Surf conditlons stttltd down ovtr the Y.eekend but 5'ime btach areas were r2.k- ed by rip tides and mort than 750 ~11.·im· mers were pulled out by liftguard5. Thert' were no drownings reported. Laguna Beach lifeguards used it resusc:i1111or lo revJ1·e a l6-1·rar-l'l!d Lakewt"IOd 2irl who wa.~ tn ssed. in the water by friP nd~ ,11t Crescenl B11y. She 11•11.~ in good condi!i(ln Nter being tre11ted fnr shock, lifeguards sa id . RrAch-h.v-beilch here's ho w the hot \.I rekrnd went : Seal Ar<irh h lc~u;irrls rrported crowds of 15.000 both Salurdav and Sund a.v, \\'i!h nntv 20 SY.'lmmcrs ui trouble s.iturdav a.nrl nnnP Sunday. The 11·<1\<'r te,,-.perarure was 72 degrees and the surf 11.';>.~ a calm one 10 \Wo fee1. About 88.000 1•i51tor.~ landerl on \h e cit\' r;trands in Huntington Beach Saturda:V and another 80.oon· came Sunday. Surf \l'llS running 4-6 feet wit h a 72-0 egree Y.'at~r temperature . Lifeguards had to pull 25.J troubled awimmers from the. ocean. Apollomen Safe on Eartl1 But 'Homesick' for Moon SPACE CE'.\'TER , Houston IUF'I) - Happy to be back but a little homesick for th t. moon . Apollo 1~'! astronauts rt· turned to the routine of life on earth to. d1y and undtrwent 1 medical t xam be- fore starting tY.'O weeks of reports on Santa Monica Volleyball Duo Win Tournament Bob C\tm and Larr~· Rundel. both nf S1.n ta !"1-tonira, y,·on the fin&l gamt In the: 17t h Annua l Laguna Be.arh \lnl!r yb11ll Toumamf'nt. Saturdl!.~·. The.v defe11t f'd r.tatt Gage of Rolling Hills and Bill lm"·allt'e of Co rnna dtl ~i11r for !ht tnp S!fll Tht ~ame y,·a~ pl ay~ 1usl bl'fnrP the starr of thl' ~l,11nhattan Brarh Vnl\ryb21ll Tnurr.amrnt Saturda l' becaUSf' the f('lur playtr.s. were schedUltd tn play thert latrr thAI da1·. Thr Fina.) ~11mP "'ll S or:.i:in11ll~· ~tarted tn La.i::t1na RPa.ch fin lhe 11.'l'tkend nf Aull. I. but "'as slnppe.d 4-all dut to d11rkne~s Cl tm 1Jnr! Runde.It al~n y,•ent nn tn 'o\'111 lhr ~fanhart11 n tournr.v Sund11y el'en1nl( ln nlh Pr v0lleyball 11c11nn nvrr thr v:etkend. Jean 'Brunlchardi anr! hPr daught~r Gtnrg)tan Garve-)' won tht first round in tht 1 ~1 Annu11 I Women s \lnllrvb11ll Tnurnament in t~aauna Be11ch. man's most productil'e lunar expedition. "Boy. J'll ttll you. It's rea.11~· great to be back," said David R. Scott , the :l!l- year-old rommandtr nf lht nation's fou rth moon 11.nding mission. "Bul that w11~ a supe:rflne trip and "·e really tn · jo,ved it.'" Senti . Alfred M Wl'Jrdrn. ~9. and .J11mrs B lr"'i n, ~I. free fr om the riu11rantine: lmpcsed on e11rllr r lu n11r explorer~. hfgfln their dll.V at 6 a m. PDT by repnrtin~ tn th' clinir at thl' M11nned Sp11cec:r11ft Center for det11iled tests. Physic:i11ns wanlPd ti\ .~f't if lhl'ir long expo11ure In wel2htlts~riess had caused any phy~iolo~1c1d chanRes. Rr.su !t.~ nr tod a,v·s testi ng will be -compared 11·11h lest.~ made -'' Cape Ktnned)' be-fore Apollo 1:i !Mk off .July 21i. Th,. il ~1 rnn1111 r s r!'turnrrl hnmr l;i1, Snu- rta v n1.[:h! tn 11 11·;irm welcome from their lrirnrls . lam11i('( 11nrl snmp of thl' pMp!P "''ho m11de !heir 1.2 million mile Journey po11.!ltble · The.1· .~J'l('n! !h,. ni p.ht :it fh,•1r hnmr.!I and Tt'lurnrrl In lhrir rr~~ll'1r routine on ~rhrr!ult tnd:i r Af!rr lhri r mPr11t11 I c:htrkup, !hf' a.~1rnn1u1!s \l.'('rP In start a tnn.11 ~eril'~ of r!ehr irf1n~s cn1·ennp. all ll SP"f'tS of thP 12-rlR\' fli,1!.h! ThP a~trnn;ilJt~· · l':t!r.:fnrd1n;irv lil- pot1nd rnl1.-r11nn or rl'K'k~ and ~nll frnm !he Apenn1np 1'.fnun t;lin v11llP1· !hf'\' P:t- plnr Pd fr>r lh r,.,. 1111 1~ 1~ ~11frl\' in rh .. h1n11 r rl're11·1n)t l11hnr11 lnry ·hp i 11 r: rr,.p11rrd lnr <1n11l.1·s 1~ ThP 42 ti;i.11~ 0! .~;ample.~ \\'Ill h,. npPnPd l'1!Pr thi~ wepk • • a'-~-- Caspers, All al one non', reads the legal neY.'S jusl handed him !\tore chapters are expected lo be added to the County Seat drama li!lf'r today. perhaps tomorrov,', and so on. f'rotn POfle l LAFC WRANGLE League·! city se!ec1ion comm i It e: e unanimously named Fu ll erton Cnun- cilman Louis "Red·' Rr inh;i rd t as their rrpresrn1ative on llie Local Agency Forme.ti on Commission. The group ;ig:iin <"nnrll'n1ned the action of Hyde in 1ryin g tn cling In 1he LAFC post drsp11 c an over whrlming vote a,1:linsl him at the Le11,1tue 's last meet in,I!. Ttmpers fl:ired on the l:twn of 1he old count y 1·ounhouse lhis morning after a y,·pekrnrl of tremendous political pres.~ure culmina!ini:? in the dis!ribu!ion or a mt'et ing a.nnouncP.'T\cnt rarryin'l the na.mes l'Jr Battin. C?.'>pers 1111d Hyde. The tnn called a merlin.it fnr II t1 111 . ::inrl 1he immedi:tt P reaction of :t .~hockl.'d lea,1tue 1,1·as to hold a prior meeting ;it 6:45 a..m. \Vhtle l.eaiz ue mcrnhrr~ r11n thro11gh a. scrirs nf n1ntions wh ich in effect C":t~!ig 11ted Hyde and laufied Reinhard!, p1ck!'!s orJZilnizPd by the Cou ncil 0£ Con1n1u n1tirs of lrl'inf' ~urrnunderl the e011nty a.r1n1in1~!r11t1f'ln huilrlin,1t . Foun!11in \"11 llcv 1'.111 vor Ed ,f11~!. ll'ho 1·ha1r,.; bo!h the league ·anit c11·1c ~c irri ion r'f'lm n1 i1lee meeting.~. said .J 11 r!ge Rutter signrrl 11 restrainin11: orde r aga inst !he ac- tion of Ballin, C::ispers and Hyde late Sunrla.y night . Th at nrrlrr eonrlcmn~ thr II :t .rTI. rn eet1ng as illl'gill. It instructs the lrio to a.ppear hcforr .Jurlgr Rut tf'r lnrl111· to justify an y future meeting wh ich inclur!es H.vde. L;i"·yer~. ma.\ors :inrl cn11oc:llmrn ArP. nnw lry1ng !o snrt nut the le,1tah1 v of bf'l\h fhP LAFC and l..e<1,1Z11e ml'rtlogs torl;11 . Sant:i Anfl City Atlornr~· .l im \\"11 hl'r~ "'amPd tht LA'ague After the elrc11nn of Reinhardt !hat !he gathering w:is illr,1Z<1l bec,11use prl'J1•is1nns of the t1nt1 -~l'crecy Brn"·n Act had not hcen ob,.;crverl . \\'i!her.~ said the pres.~ anrl lfl{·a.l a.gen- ('1e~ harl nol been gi"rn 111 lr11s1 24 hours not1rP nf !hi' imprompt 11 session on the courthousf' lawn 11nd it.~ actions would not be rrcogn1~ed hy any public hody. They rlelcrminPrl lA:'ague's re$pnnse "'II ~ tri rlecidr In rln il 1111 over 11g111n tn- rlay. Thry will meet al 1he FrlPrlemAnn H11ll in Or11n11I' tn on ce 11g11in go 1hrnugh the mot ion11 unanimously approv('rl this mornini;i. "lf 11·p h111·e to dn ii :ill li1Tirs I hen 11.•e'll rlo 1t. that "'A\' but "·c·re determined to t.11~e this ;iriion 11nrl m:ike ~Uri' lhAt el't'r~·f\nt> th ornu.1rhly underst;inds our in· IPnl1ons," Just said. R;'lfLin cond Pmns !he Lf'agur mret1f\2 as illt>lllll hul !hP lei;iJil itv nf hi.~ own LAFC hearing is beini:;: q uC~r ioned tnrlay. It ""as ne1·pr really knn"'" H H,1·rle. ~h;ik1n11t anrl ri.~ihlv unr!rr strain, Pl'Pr r 11 1Jpd thf meet inR 'to nrl1Pr. Anrl ~,.1·e r11 t 111t nrnr\'S presen! rli~mis.~Prl B;:i1r1n's Of'l minat lon of Lrcker fnr lhe pn~l hr lrl l'>y PPa rson :is eq11111 1~· ou! of nrr!rr Toda1··~ stormv hParinR a l~n lrfl in rlnuh! lht cnmpn.~111on of lhP L.'°IFI' lnr \\'edncsrla:-•s 1·1ta.I hr11rin,1: in ln 1he '·promisprl l:inrl" 11nnf'J>:R1lon prnpo~al ill.in~· n( thP ni;i yrir.~ prr5enl at tnrl:iy's Lra,r.:;ue mce l 10,1: ('ondemorrl the R.1!f1n- Cas pe rs-Uyde move dur inR the weekend • • • AS a bid to ensure Santa Ana's annexation of !he controversial 93B-acre strip whleh ni:iy form part of the planned community of lr\'inc. San1:i Ana.'s <'l r.(!um cnl that the land cannot hec:ome p;irL of the ney,· cHy of Irvine becAuse nf 11 prinr agreement with the lrl'ine Company y,•as recently slruck do y,·n by Superior Court Judge Ra ymond Thompson. It v.'11S poinled oul today th~t !ht 11•eekend's developments are designed tn rnsure ii solirl vote for Santa Ana and 11i.:111nst Irvine interests il l \\lednesday'1 LAFC hearin~. Leai.:ue spokesmen insisl that Wtd- nl'sday·-~ hearing will not be !eg11J if Rrinhardt does not occupy the chair dcroted to the league's representati vt . il!e:inwh de this morning. Supervisor C:ispf'r.~ rrfuserl to disc uss the po.~sihilitv lhl'lt his discussions with Supervisor Bat · tin and H~·rjp immediately follo wing the ;:ibnrrcd I.AFC hr.ar ing constituted a l'inl11tion of the Rrnwn At:! He !olrl the DAI LY PILOT frnm behind <'lnsrd Unor.~ !h;11 he had "nn c0mmenL'' n11 the 11llega.t i()11s. Supervisor R;111in'.s aide ;idvised !h is nPwspaper's reporter that his chief was bu~y in ;:i ·•Jegisl:itive .se~sion .. ;ind could nnL r!i~rus.s the m;ittcr with new!men .11.l thl' prrsenl time. HP rnnfirmed I hat Hvde was in Battin·~ nff ir,, hut refused to dlvul gt tht tflpic of con\'e r~atlon. Police Probe W eel{end Rash Of Burglaries L:i;.:110<1 Beach police are invesl.!galina A !;Prir.~ of ll'PPkcnrl bur,r.:;lar1Ps And thefts in wh1rh 11lmn ~1 $2.Mtl in merchandise w11 s t11krn frnm i;e vt ral resident~, \·isilnr.~ anrl husin e.s.,Ps. Twn 11rres1.~ were m11de In conntclion "'ith lhrre of lhe cr1m('s. and police claim both of 1be ~u.~pl'('L• hlll'f' 11r1mi!1e.d the buri;?l:i rirs_ Thr~· 11.'l'rt. irlrn11fifd a~ Fran- cis R. C11h1U, 22, 11nd Pedro A. Carril101 HI. bn!h tr1111s1Pn!s. ThP pa lr y,·r rr hnf'lke rl on charges fll t.1k1n i;: .5 17 rron1 1hr Candlelii::ht Shop at 5'lli S l.011~1 H11lh"'•.:iy ancl stt11ling two l'tlSf'' ol fro1pn rrJ1bmea1 from the Ship Ahn,1• Re,!11ur.:int RI 4BO ~ <Aast lflch11•11 v. Pnl1r r ~iurl l'<ihi!I is a l~n In b' f'h11 r11rli 10 enonertinn with 11 $12 hurgl;iry ;it rP nfhl'tll~f' Coiffures. 120 s Co&~! ll111.h w:i1· ThP three crim!'~ reportedly occurred Parl1• Frida.v mnrn1nR. Terry D. Ca.n1p, 'or Holly wnf'ld, told pnl!rp hP w11• slcrp111 g on 11 hf'nrh 1n the :ion bll'X'k or Bro11r1w11y e:irtv thi.s morning whr n his w;ollPt , t'O n1A1n1n.11 $!17, "'Ill rcn1n\'Pd from his trouser pockets. Th·e mother-d11ughter dun wil l ao fln to pla.v Su l' r.1alpee and Roseann Duncan of ~1anhatt.an Beach for lhe first ph1ce posi· t10n . Thr dall' nf the game ha~ not ~·ti. ~en announced by rerreation depa.rt- mtnt nffieials. p•rt ol thr•• 1Mrt 11rl•1} The local team 0f Shar Buhlig 11nd Chri~ Conklin ph1ct-d third In the "'omens el'ent. y,·ilh Du1ne SY.'tf'nev a.nd Linda \\'arman of r.tanhatta.n BeaCh coming in fourth . Doug Allen at the recrtation depart- ment s11id the wnmen·s open "y,•\11 de:finitely be he.Id next year. If was a big 5uccess this first limt ar,.,und ." WHAT YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT PAWN SHOPS* *BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK • Do you 1pK.l11ll11 In °"' portlculor lttm? l 05 Net!~ fl c,..,.1~, ~ •• 1, •1612 OtMr OHie" CM!t 1,1,.,_, . .1Jll WU• lloy Sl•et'I .. ,..,,.,, ••.i:ll. lll3 ,.,.,""'' ao" 1v1•ct M"""ll119!eft aNch , 11111 lhtcf\ leult vt •4 You11g Firefighter l11jured • I Y11, Wo 1p t1cialit e ift diamond1 and f il'I• 9em1 . Howov•r, wo h•ve ovorythinq from • , antiq11 11 t o 1tor•o -qun1 to camera1 - · 1T1 ~1 i c1 I i1utr11m ont1 to 1port1 items, Do you r•palr l•welry oncl w•tc:hn? DOM RACITI OUR MOST UNUSUA L DIAMOND GUARAN TE E CA llY ,.l.,.O'T, '"'''~ '""ti' " te .... 1 ..... 1"-1111....,.~, 11 ""'tl+ll'ta lt•lv t•<eoT ~u,.. ••v lft ..,..,,,, 1t11Ml"1 l<l• Llfu"t llMch. 1111._1 .lido. '"" Mn.. 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Clill M-, Ct llfomlt "41t1M•10'1f.oo> "" Cl "llf" U.11 _,,,,.,, 1Y '"'" U II ....... ,,,lyl Mlllttry ... llftl!'-"'• lJ iJ -lttly, -- 111 Laguna Niguel Inferno A 3Q.-Acre brush firt roared throu;:h pnrt ions of Laguna Nigut l Sund&y 1f- ternoon . c,11using sel'err injurie:s to 1 young !infight er '11.'0rklng on an El Torn crrw Richard Louis Beach, 19. nf Ulgun.!I Rt11rh. suffertd 11 brokPn rib and irl~rn•I Injuries ~·htn he lost hla footing And ft ll ontn 11 pile nf bnuldtrs brushland .11.rta a mile south of Cro"rn Valley Parkway and 1 mile east of Pacific Cotisl. Highwa y. • No structures art in !he viclnil~'. et1un- ly fire department offlclal5 said . Stventy·flve.: firelighters . i n r l u d Io p. r,,re.stry, county tnd r.,. o I u n I e e r firefighters. quelled the bl•ie in about 90 minutes. Rulldoiers t lso "'err put t-0 use ln !he fire . ., Wo ~1 v 1 complet o rop1ir fe cilitia1 at tll• 1on1bl1 prices. Try u1 i nd 1e1 ! Do you a,vy directly from lncllvlclnl1? Y•1. Mo1t of our merc ha ndit• i1 purcha1ed fr om cu1tom arl th1t com • il'l to 011r stora. Is tlttf'• • cMnct tht <1oocl1 ort stolen 7 No , E .. ery piec e of m1rch1ndi11 i1 c1 1arecl with th o police dop t rfmonf. DAILY t to 6 Btarh. "'ho v1orks with 1 flr tfighllng erPw fnr the t: ~-f'ore!it ry out of the. El Torn slation. under .... ·cnt ~urgery 111 South Cr>,115t Cnmmunity HnspHal Sund11y ar- tPmoon H" "'a ~ de&rribed ln s11tisf .. etor y cnnditinn f'll rlif'r tr.day r nr 11 time. visi bility nn fre.!'way ~trtlrhes 15 far 1w1~· as San Juan C•plstrann was •fleeted by the thic k smoke. blov>'ing inh1n~. 1838 NEWl'ORT BLVD. COM! IN AND IROWSI AROUND , l'HONE 646·7741 letwfffl HartHtr & lroeclw.y Tht b\11~ w.·a~ irpparen!l.v st11rlf'<i by t recrealionaJ vehlcl-. ti'1ve!ln& 1n th• Initial reports of the blue came In al 12:04 p.m. __-:; --.;.._ --~ ·,..,.-.... , .. -=---:. ....... ------·-·-·- DOWNTOWN COSTA MlSA -·r-, , .~.~-;• , q ); b. . • ---·· • .• a: e Wit.. y11 ~.. 1 419'11Htl ''e"' 111 wo wltl •••t•~PM t~.t 410111elHI tt .,,,,1,. .t •O•·· MOll tti ... r•1 ,.1 • fer II tt r••t __ ., Mc•. c ... .,. ..... """' .._ w"""'? COM,.1.111. EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE UNCONDITIONALLY GU~RANTEEO 30 DAYS -· -· _, .,,,) ·· ....... - 7 • I I I ' ' ' 7 . --· • --~ ---~ Lagu11a Beaeh Today's Fblal N.Y. Stoeks EDITION ,VOL. 64, NO. 189, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORlill TEN CENTS Democrats Gather • Ill Capo, Tall{ of Victory The menu was sizzling steak and cold beer Saturday al the Democratic barbecue in San Juan Capistrano. but the main topic of discussion v.-as a party vic- tory in 1972. Almost l.000 Democrats from various parts of Southern California attended the event at the O'Neill Ranch and "'ildly ap- plauded speeches critical of the Ni xon Admini stration . California Sen. John Tunney. the main speaker. attacked President Nixon on Const Visit several fronts and even went so far as to suggest a 1972 Democratic vlclory in strongly·Republican Orange County. .. President Nixon is a ma ster nf taking ar,y position he thinks is going to advance his political standing," Sen. Tunney, speaking frnm the bed of a pickup truck, told the enthusiastic crowd. However, the tall senator said the President had "failed to deliver" in many area s of na tional concern. In particular, Tunney criticized the President for sen• Tunney Pushes For Beach Gift By PATRJCK BOYLE O! lfl• Diii~ Pllol 5111! Californla Sen. John Tunney sald Satur· day he S(lfln hnpes to resurrecL an Administration proposal to brl ng 2.:l miles of prime Camp Pendleton beach in- to the harlds of the public. Speaking in an interview. I he Democratic Senator said Thursday's vote in the U.S. Senate killing the President's p!an "took everyone by surprise.'' ··I was very disappointed to learn nobody was looking when Sen . (Harry F'. 1 Byrd ( 0-Virgi nia) offered his a1ncnd· men!." Sen. Tunney said. Sen. Byrd scut· 1led the Presidenl.'s promise to give !he land to California when. act.ing in a "\!irtually empty Senate chamber, he of- fered an amendment to a military con· st ruction bill halting Lhe giveaway, Sen. Tunney. notiOg he was not present In the Senate when the amendment w;is introduced and passed, said he pl <1ns 10 atlempl a compromise "'ilh congre ssional leaders opposed to giving the land to Californ ia. StuthE'rn Democrats w n r k l" d sue· ressfu!!y in both houses of Congress ii) st.o p President Nixon's plan . which would ha ve opened up 2.:> miles of beach lm- media!r\y downcoast fr om the \Vestern White House tn I.he public . The President also had hoped to grant 2.700 acres of in· land Camp Pendleton property to C;i lifornia for recreational purposes. "I ti:i ve 11lways th ought that bearh ghould be ope ner! up:· Sen 'T'unn<'y nol rrl. addinA hr also fell lhr i11;iri nes should be sb!e lo use the propPr1 .v for m1h U:1ry ma11euvers ~'he n it "'as nr.cr ssar~'· .. IL shnu!d be made available lo lhr public \.\"hen the milita ry [s no1 using it." he :idded. The senillor ind ic ated !hat . In !:a!isfy the grong opposi lion to an outri ght gi1·~· ~11vay of the land -as proposed by Pres•· dent Nixon -he would seek approval of a pla n to lease the land to Catirornia . However, California recreation oflicial s have ind icated .11.ny lease for less lhan :lO vears would be unsat.isfactory !><>cau se of ihe cost involved in improving lhe beach property with toilet and p a r k i n g facilities. ··1 want to get caHromians on that beach." Sen. Tunney said. '"and ~·e are Oruge Coast Weather No rl".lie[ yet in the current weather trend -in fact. stand by for higher temperalures. Highs today along the coast around 80. Inland temperatures st.and In the !l(J"s and lows predicted at 65 to 70. INSIDE TODA l' Te.ran. Bob .fi.foshncl1er pt1llrd (} comt-from.·behind vir.tory ii\ the fi11nt /teat to cnpt.11 re 1.ht NQrl/1, American. Soling chomp· • ionsliips. Stt Booting. Pagt 19. .1,.,,,. t ••• 11 .. , "· u C1IH0111l1 t C!IKUrtt u, 1 Ct111UIW ,..,. (111\l<f II c........... ,. 0.1111 MtflC•I t 01.,.r(ft ' l!tl!er!1I ..... 6 1!1110•!l!f11rttllt tf·ll . ,!11tMI U·U -.. • • • • All• L11"11rt U Mtrrll91 LIOll-t Ml¥1tl »tl Nlllo111I N... l<l Ot111tt c-t1 t SYIVlt l"trt.r tt SHI'!\ U·l1 IUK• Mttkth )l•IJ Tt1t¥1tlt<I tt Tll11t•n . 2t·11 We~lllt• I WIH!lel\!I "'""' l~ll Wttlill .. ..,. .. , . - I ... just going to have. to work ror an amicable solution tn the problem." Rep. F. Edward Hebert (D-Louisiana l, chairman of the House Armed Services Commi t.tee and major opponent of the heach give.away, has indicated he might favo r some type of plan to lease the land to Ca lifornia . Heat Beats Back Art Fest Crowds In Laguna Beacl1 Hol humid weather was bla1ned for somewhat lower attendance at the three Laguna Beach art fest ival s. officials at the various exhibitions said today. "The heat is keeping pe:ople ll\.\'ay.'' commented Sally Reeve, publicist for the Festi val or Art.s. ··we were slightly dn"·n in our attendance figures with those of last weekend ." She no!.ed. hnwe ver. the overall 11t· lcndance since the opening of the festival is llp over lctst year. "So fa r. 124.000 have visited the grou nds." she said. Sa les , Mrs . Reeve reported. were l"X· cellrn1 , Ap pro xim ;:itely 1200 persons visi ted the Ari -A-F air shnw nn 1\'. Cnast Highway, accordin.i;: lo Erni e Tate. groun(ls chai rman. "!l's a littl e down becausP nr the heat. tt"s been disappointing," Tate said. The only good thing, Tate nnl.cd, was lhat sales remained hif!h. with $1 100 recorded at the sales booth alone . "That doesn't include what the a r list s then1selves sold." Tate said. A spokesman at the Sawdusl Festival in Laguna Canyon said the weekend a!.· tendance wa s slightly down over last weekend. "ll was pretty hot out here.'' he said , .. and t.hat kept a lot of people ;nvay." REQUIRES NURSING CARE Grteftr Eller L1rsen • -, ding military aid to Pakistan, for refus· ing to give more fund s to !he Office of Economic Opportunity, for cutting back aid to education and fnr not sLanding up to California Gov. Ronald Reagan in the recent Rural Legal Assistance tunding dispute. ''The President has not done anything \\'ith respect to the basic underlying prn· b!ems of this economy." Tunney claimed . '"Employment is the number one issue and Nixon hasn 't delivered." '·He ha sn't de.livered on any ()f the pro· mises he made to the American people," the senator add~. nothing the U.S. was still fig hting in Vietnam. even though the President had campaigned on a platforin of ending the war. Although Sen. Tunney said he ap- plauded the Presidenrs plans to visit Red China, he said, "This won't detr2.ct fr om the horror of men dying in Vietnam and men becoming drug addicts in Vielnam." Sen. Tunney predicted lhe recent en· franchisement of the 18 to 21·year.-old An1ericans would be a major factor In the 1972 Democratic victory. In .11 lighter vein. he predicted that. when the Republicans are holding their party con· vention in San Diego in 1972, Vice-presi· dent Agnew would be in Tijuana - playing golf. Olher speakers at the all-day picnic in· eluded Alaska Seo. Mike Gravel, forme r Congressman George Brown and state A~e mblyman Waller Karabian (D-Los Angeles). Seo. Gravel. wllo ga ined notoriety re cently when he read the Pentagon papers on national tell!vi!'lion, accused th• Nixon Adn1inistration of breaking the Jaw in hav ing SIXJ,000 more men in the Armed Forces than au!ilorized by Congress. Gravel said that since the expiration oE !he draft Jaw July l , the military was on· ly allo1<ved S().'lle two million personnel under a 1950 law . On Friday, he sent Defense Secretary r..1elvin Laird a Jettex in \.\'hich he noted the present level of 2.5 million was excessive. • e ee ess1on DAILY l"ILDT U1!1 Pltoll THERE WAS FOOD, SPEECHES AND PLANNING AT THE DEMOCRATIC PICNIC · SATURDAY Sen. John Tunn•y T•lks With P•trick Birk•t t, L19un1 Niguel; M1rl1n Ryan, Garden Grov• Transpac Racer Pirated In Dramatic Sea Saga Bv ALMON t.OCKABEY DAILY l"ILDT loUlnJ Edl~P Piracy, hijacki ng. kidnaping. Call it. what you will. Larry Dohcny"s fa mrd 75·foot ketch Kamalli i. veteran Transpac racer from Los Angeles. toda y is in11ol11ed in a dramatic sea saga that m;iy involve all three . The yacht was "hijacked" Friday night fron1 Ala Wai Yacht. Harbor, Waikiki, by ihree armed gunmen whn forced the Kamalii! crew to take her ln sea. The three gunmen set the three crewme n adrift in a rubber life raft 150 mile!'! at sea . They were later picked up by the Italian freighter Benavir, 140 mile.!! southwest of Honolluu . The Benavir 's radio report or thl"ir rescue early Sunday was the first that wall known of the hljacking·kidnaping. The thrl"e crew1nen identified ag Robert Waschkeit. the professiona l skip- per; ,John Freitas of Los Angeles and Frank Power of Newport Beach. All were gafe and unharmed when picked up by the freighter. The report from the freighter sent the Coast Guard and Air Force on a wide aeri al search for 1he yacht. It was spot· ted trying l.n du ck behind a line squall llOme 265 ml!e!'I from Honolulu. i\1eanwhile, the heavily armed Coast Guard cutter Cape Corwin had set out from Barber's Point, Honolulu , in hol. pursuit of the yacht. After sighting the Kamal!ii. the planes continued to circle her and radio position report~ to the cutter. The pirate crew ap- parently ignored notes dropped from a Coast Guard plane , The Coast Guard cutler overhauled the pirated yacht before dawn today as planes circled overhead and dropped parachute flares. A Coast Guard spokesman said the f.hree Caucasian gunmen believed to be aboard the yacht turned on their running lights and turned back toward Honolulu. indicating they were willing t • "cooperate." No immediate boarding was planned. however, as the fjM"en were known to be armed with knives. plus rinv; known to be aboa rd the yacht. First order!'! to tbe Cape Corwin were. to board the Kama!Ui al dawn. Visitors ln,jured In Two Laguna Traf fie Mishaps Two visitors to Lagwta Beach suffered minor inj uries in weE"kend traff ic ac. cide n!s. but neither r l" q u 1 r ed hns pitalizat1on. Police said one of the mishaps, which nccurred at noo n Sunda y in the 800 block nf Lagu11a Canyon Road , involved t!. hus- band and wife each driving a different car. Officers said Dorothy Goldberg, 41 , of Claremont. stopped for traffic on the congested roadway and her husband, Edward, plowed into the rear or her auto. He was teJten to the hospital -by his wife -and was treated for an arm in· jury before being released. ' Police said a second accidfnt occurred at 5:30 p.m. Friday in the 100 block of Sunset Terrace when a car backing from a driveway pinned 13·year-old Amelia Burke, of Kwsas City, Mo., against a fence post. The auto was driven by the yollllg girl's cousin, Catherine Fromhart, J7, of Las Vegas, officers noted. Police said the youngster was directing her cousin out of the dr iveway when the auto's transmi!'lsion apparently malfunc· tioned and the car rolled backwards. Greeter Leaving Laguna? Eiler Ailing, May Be Placed in Nursing Home .... It appears that the "Hallo-o-o" boomed across Laguna Be;ich streets by Greeter Eiler Larsen will no longer be. heard In lbe Art Colony. Arrangemenu are being worked out between-his phy•ician Dr. Vincent Car- roll, Veterl'!ns Hospital and many friends to have Larse n placed in a nursing home. "Because of hill age and a number of chron11Wroblems. Eiler is just rmt strong enowgh to ta.ke Cllre of l)jmself," ex· plained Dr. Carroll. Lar$tD llad been in Veterans Hospital In Long Beach until Friday, when he was allowed to return to his room at the Hotal Laguna . "He suffered a very bad night and ' was-.just unable to take care of himself." said Pete Fulmer, a close fr iend of lht Greeter. "We took him back to the bospital Saturday." Fulmc.r expects Larsen to remain .11t tJ'le hosplt.al (or lhe next two weeks, while o . W. Price, a Laguna Beach voJuriieer at lhe veterans !acility workg out the finAl details fin a nursln1 horile for the Greeter. "We don't know whether It wUI be in Laguna Beach,'' Fulmer said. "He '\1 probably be busy entertaining nurses aod other people at the nursing home, but I doubt he 'II be on the streets greeling people ag he dld in the past,·• Fulmer added. Larsen , 81, wa!i hospitali1.ed in mld· June after comp laJnlng of loss of appetite 'and a bladder infection. "On those counU . he's compietely cured. but he's atUI unable. to care for hinueU," Fulmer 1ald. • Boos Erupt At Quickie LAFCMeet By TOi\t BARLEY 01 !fie D•ll1 PllOI :illlf Orange County Supervisors' Chairman Robert Battin and Los Alamitos Coun· cilman Joe Hyde ran from the Local Agency Formation Commission hearing room amld a storm of boos early today In the shortest and noisiest LAFC meeting on record. The wh6l~ hassle took just six seconds. It f!tche.d yet another stormy chapter in the battle between Santa Ana and Irvine cityhood proponents over a 938-acre in- dustrial tract. lt al! happened like this : -Battin and r~ilth District Supervisor Ronald Caspers late Friday called a l'!pecial meeting of the LAFC for 8 a.m. today to oust Anaheim Councilman Charles Pearson from the LAFC. -The Orange County League of Cities heard about and countered by calling a 6:45 a~ .. m. meeting on the courthouse lawn to oust Joe Hyde from the LAFC. -The league also obtained a restrain ing order to stop Pearson's oustl"r by the triad of Battin, Caspers and Hyde. All this set the stage for the 8 a.m. LAFC sl"ssion which was being picketed by placard-carrying proponents Of Irvine cityhood. Hyde called the LAFC session to order and Battin immediately no ml n ate d Anaheim attorney Herbert Licker to take the scat on thl" LAFC held by Pearson. Neither Pearson nor San Clementl" Councilm an Stanley Northrup were in their seats. Abrllptly. the roof fell in on Battin, Hyde and Caspers. Process servers and at least a dOZl"n mayors fr om thl" Leagul" of Cities civic :;electi on comm ittee leaped the rails while Irv ine incorporation pickets hooted and jeered the white-fa ced trio. Hyde ran from the room throwing the restraining order signed last night by Superior Court Judge J , F. T. "Ned" Rut- ter into the air. Battin followed him, dodging Md weav· ing to avoid hi!'I copy of the court order. All three men fled to Caspers' private office. And all three made lt clear to their staff and newsmen that they were nol lo be disturbed on any account. Moments before the meeting. the !See LAFC WRANGLE, Pa1e ZI Margaret Fisher Services Held Services we re held thi!1 morning at 'Forest Lawn Mortuary in Hollywood for t.fargaret E. Fisher. 880 Via Alhambra, Laguna Hills who dled last wttk at the age or 70. Mrs. Fisher is survived by her bw:· band. Bert, of the family home : a son. Herbert of Granada HUis, and fiv• grandchildren. A native of Kirksville, Mo., Mrs. Fisher had lived in Lagwta Hills for the pail five ye1rs. Bank Held Up HANOVER, Germany (AP) -Two men masked with black cloth!I charged into the Deutsche Bank here today bran-- dishing pistols and escaped with about $<8.!00. The robbery wa11 the· abUI aince the bank ta:tortlon tn Munich AIJI. 5 In which a bank robber and woman hostage wtr' ilailf in a shoot-out All five robberlea ~ ----.. -,.. --•9e'- week totaled 149,000. '\ . •. · .. _____ ..... .-.. ·---~·· '};:, ' . • ' ' l DAILY PILOT SC COUNTY SEAT'S EARLY-EARLY SHOW -Here's how it all happen- ed about six seconds after Joe Hyde ca.lied Orange County's Local Agency Form1tion Com mission session to order at 8 a.m. todav. At 27· A, Supervisor Robert Battin (left 1 and Hyde /center) are mel b)· chorus Pay Scl1eme Adopted In Laguna A new salary schedule by whlch teacher s &t Thurston lntenned1a te School in Laguna Beach will be paid according to job responsibilities, evaluation sc:orelli from fellcw faculty members, student.! and administratora, and good v.•ork has ~approved by school district trustees. The unanimous decision by the board followed considerabh! discussinn and a motion at one point to llblt. the matter pending clarificatio n of th!! ne\.\' schedule with high school teachers. Since the new pay sys tem y.•outd give Thurston teachers a di fferent pay schedule from other dlstrict teachers, it was necessary for tht ne\V program t.n be approved by all district teachers. This was done in a poll , showing 69 teachers in favor of the idea and 34 opposed. At the hi&h school, the poll shov•ed 17 opposed to the plan and IS in favor. The ahift against was attributed to 11 Jack of understanding of the new program, ac· cording to district administrators. Mn. Patrici a Gillette m11de the motion to table the project until the high school sWf could again be polltd and said she wu concerned abnut the w11y In which the J>rogram was received by high school teachers. Dr. Robert Ree ves, director of in· 1truction. told Mrs, Gillette. '"ll"s an in· tere.s!ing paradox in our democratic system \\•htn you ~·orry about !ht opinion of a minority <Jf high school te11cht-rs regardin1 this program, but do not pa.v any attention to the minority of bol'l rrl members in favor of the trimesttr system." Retves was referring to an e1rtier 3·2 vote that ruled out I trimester {quarter ) system for the high school. Trustel!s Mrs Jane Boyd and Dr . Norman Browne had dissen ted. Mrs. Gillette did not respond lo Ree\·es' c:omme.nl. Dr William Ullom. superintendent, &a.id the new pa y schedule could be 11.&rted now and th at clarification with the high school stalf could come later . "Our probl em nov• is !h at m11.nv of lhe teachers are out of \O"'fl i nd u·r canl poll them.'1 "I will guaranttt Lhe high sch ool staff &t~ clarificat 1on," Ullom said Assured Lhat such "'ould h1ppen . lh,. board. on motion nf Bro"'fl e, unan1mouslv approved the program · The pro1ect "·ill beJ1n this fa \I at Thurston. Bas1 call~·. teachPrs u· 11 h -positi\"e. evalulition~ Md larg~r work lo.ads. u•ill make mflre mnnev than !hnse. Jes~ .\Cli\"e. · DAILY PILOT Ot l 'jGt: CO..,,ST ~Ull11HING COM l'IN'I' lt1h1rt N. W11,j "'"·''"' 1"11 l'u"••fttr J 1c.~ •. Cu•l1v Voet ,.,...,..,! 1r.d Gtnl't ! M•"•Oe• T'llo"''' IC11•il 1111ter Tho..,11 A,, Murrih•ftt M tnttl"t Elf'"'' Cl\11111 M. l eo1 ltit~t ·d P. Ni ll "'Hlot1n1 M l "lf•"t (ct•"••1 1., ... IMc) Offke 211 Fo r11t A••n u• M1ili~1 1 llld r111: P.O. l o• 666. •1•s2 S.. Cl-11'90Mct King Ralph Consumer adv ocate R a I p h t-,1ader has not really been crowned. Out of focus li ght bulbs give that appearance. Nader \Vas addressi ng an inven· tors and innovation in Wash· ington, D,C, 1.-0ngest, Hottest Blast Continues For 12th Day The longt:~! heat "'a\·e e;ver recorded continued 1n!o ils 12th day toda.v In Los Ange les and beach cities along the Orange Coast conlinutd to broil unde r searing seaside temperatur~ neanng 80. The National Wea ther Service pred ict ~ the Southern California heat wave will continue at !east another 1wo or three days , due lo a high pressure system located over southern Nevada. The high prt vents onshore breezes fr om fa nn ing parched inland area~. The neu• htat "'ave record broke IO·dav exttnded heat spans ~er in J11ly 1886 and Oclober:I96~. v.•eather historians note. [,('lv.·s along the Orange Coast tonight "·i!J be in the. 70s with the highs tomorrow near 8lJ Nar;v a breeze is expected ei!her on or off shore Sunday read ings shnu·ed tht-rmometers 1n Death Valle~· logging 119 degreri::, making 1t 1he hot spot nf the nal ion. Sun- n) skies aod soanng !l'mpera!urcs caus· ed I 3 m1Jllon person.~ to flee !o the. rf'lal11·r rnfll of LC!s Angrles and Orang/: Crunty beaches. Hi! and run rain 1n t.he form of isolated thunder!hnY.et.!-drnpped on m:tn~· mcun · lain anii high d~sert areas of Southtrn Cal1forn1a. Sund::iy. Capo Councilmen To Set Tax Rate ThP ci t_y s !ax ra te w1J1 be set at tonight's 7 p.m. meeling of the San Juan Capistrano City Council in the C:Ouncll Cham bf-rs Tht rrrnmme11d~ r11te !~ 90 cents per SlOO assessed valuation Al~o cin the agenda u·il! ht 11 resolution t>Stabl ishing rhe bond rtdemplion fund tax ra!e. at 30 cents per SIOO 11s!essed 1-111uatirin. This amount plus som e ~eu•er fund revenues will be necess11ry to retire sewer bonds in the 1971·72 fisc al \"tar. The 91).crnt tax rate is the ~ame 11.x rate established when the city in · C<'rporattd Jn years ago. -. ---- or boos and arise to flee . At 28·A. they spot process servers coming and make for exit \\•hile Supervisor Ronald Caspers sits firm. A.t 29·A, Batun and Hyde have evacuated but fountain Vall t y City .<\llorney Tom \V oodruff serves Caspers \1·1th re~lra1n1ng order. f inal scene, 30·A, Swimmers i11 Hot W ate1' As Coast Reco1'd Sha tte1·s By TERRY COVILLE or ·~· DlllY l'il•I ~!Ill ~1 ore than Stl0.000 swimmers found themse!ve~ in hot wa1er along Orange Count y be.a che.~ o•'er the w~ekend. Newport Re2.c:h lifeguard~ recorded a re.cord 71i.9 dt:grer temperaturf' in the "'"aler Sunday, wh ilP mos! other areas felt 72 de.-:ree wa ler. The Newport Bc:ich mark surpas!iPd the old record of a fla! 76 degrees Sl!l .Ju· ly JO. 1931 for the ril~'. but is not the highest 1emperatur~ e~·er recorded in 1he coun!y. Hunt ington Beach lifeguards said their watt.r rPacherl 8.1 degrees in 195/l. Surf condilions settled do wn nver th e. weekend bu t some beach areas u·ere rU· ed by rip lides and more than 750 su·im· mers u•ere pulled out by lifeguards. There were no drownings rtported. Laguna Beach l1lcgua rds used a resuscitator to revh·e a 1&-rear·old Lakewood 11;1rl who was lnssrd. in th e "'ater by fr ie nd s 11t Cre.~cent Ba.\·. She w::is in good condition ;iJter being treated for shock. tifegu::irdi:: said. Aeach·bY ·br11ch lliere"s how the hot \\Prkcnd wen t: Se11I Atach lifcgu.:irn~ report rd rro\vd~ of 15.000 bolh Sat urday and Sunda~·. v.·ilh nnly 20 -~"'i mmers in trnublP Saturda y ;ind non<' Sunday. The u.'illf'r te.'Tlpe ra!ure "·as 72 degrees and the surf w<>..s a calm one to tu•o feel. About 118,000 vi.~ilors landed on thi> c1!\' ~!rands in Huntington Beach SaturdaY and another 8(1.000 came Sunda,1'. Surf "'as running 4~ feet "'\th a 72-degn•P.. u•ater temperature. Lifeguards had to pull 253 troubled s~·i mmers from lhe ocea n. Apollomen Safe on Earth But 'Homesicl\:' for Moo11 SPACE CENTER, Houston llJ PI ) - Happy to be ha ck but a little homesick for the moon . ApoJ!o JS's astronaut~ ~ tu rned to the rt:1utine of life on earth 10- da.v and underw~nt a medical rx:am be· fore starting rwO wt:eks of reports on Santa Monica Volleyball Duo Win Tournament Bob Clem and Larry Runrlf!l. bnth of Santa Monica, won the final ga me in thl! !7th Annu al Lap:una Bea<'h Vnll t:yball Tnurnament Saturday. Thi>~' drfPllll"d r.1stt Gage. of Ro lling Hills and R1\1 Jm\.\'i\ll('e of Olrona dt l ~l11r for the 1op !'!nl Thi' gamP 11•as pl11~·1>d Just bpfnre 1h .. !iloir! of the i'o'lanhall.:tn Be.arh Vn]lf'yba!I Tnumament S11furdav becaust thr four pla~·er.-. 11.•ere schedUlf'd tn pl a~' th ere \a!Pr Iha! da.\' Tht fin .'11 g11mr "''<I~ nng1natl~ ~t:!.rterl in Lagun11 Be11ch nn thi> "''ePkend of Aul{. I. but was s topped 4·all due !n darkness Clt m 11nd Rundell also went on !n wu1 the \lanhattan lourney Sunrlay ~l'rn1n,: !n other vollryball act ion n1't r l/'lr u·eekend. Jean Brunichard l anrl hPr d:!.ughttr Ge.orgjran Garvey won !h~ fir~! r0und ln the !s1 AnnuAI \Vnm en_.. Vnlleyb11ll Tnurn ament. in L11 Run;i Be::i rh. man·s mns1 producfJl'p lunar exprd111on. ""Bo~'. 1"11 !ell .rou. Its ri>all~ grf'a l to ht back," said Oa 1·id R Srol!. th.e J!'J- _vrar-olrl C'ommander of !hp nar1nn "s fourth mno n !11nding mission. ··s ut th11t w;i...-A supe rfine trip an d u·e re.Ally en· jo.ved i!. ·• !'rn!t . Alfred ~1 Wl)rdPn . :l!l. anrl ,/;imps B. lr"·in . 41. freP frnm lhe fJU:ir.:in!ine imposed on l!Arl!t r lunar explnrers, began their d11y ;it fi 11.m. PnT b.I' reporting !11 the clinic 111 thi> M,11oned Sp11r r>cr11ft Cenler for der;i iled tr!i!s. Ph.V."irlan." 11•11n!t>r1 !r. .~er> if 1hrir 1011.c: P\"nn.~11rt tn wri,eh!lri;.~nl'~!'i /'111d r11 u.~rrl any physiolng1cal chan.11e.~. Re~ul1s of rooa.v ·.~ tes tinR: ll'ill hr cnmpared wilh rests m11de at Cape Kcn nt-dy before Apnlln l.'i lnok off .lul.v 2fi. Thr 11 strnn11u r~ rrlurnrd hflrnr l;il p S1111· da.v n1,llht lo 11 y,·arm 11'rlrl'ln11> from lh1>1r fri Pnrl!i. f11m ili e~ ;ind ~Omt nf the proplr who rn11rle !heir 1.2 million mi!f' JournPv f""~c1hlr · Tht>.1' .~prnt !hr n1i:h1 ::i1 !hr1r hon1r~ and rr1urnrr1 !n !hrtr rrgl1l11r rn11t in.e nn .~rhrdule torla1· Aftrr 1h1>1r merl1cal rhtckup. !hi> R.~tronAu!.c; \.\"rr~ !o ~l11 rt :i lnn.c: ~crir~ nf rtrhrirf1nc~ rn1·rring ;ill a~prrl~ of !hP 12 r1;i ~, fl11<hl ThP 11str11nA11!:-' r.11 tr;i11rd1n::irv Iii· !Xlllnrl rnllrr!1nn nf r0rk ~ ~nrl ~nil frnm 1hr /lprnn1nP ;\foun tain \"11 11 1>1 !h!'V PX· rlnrpfi inr 1hrrr ri;i1·~ i~ .~afrl\ i~ 1hP 11111.'lr rrrr 11·in 11: l11h<lrR!Of\" ·hp in r: prrpRred for 11nal.r ~1~. ThP 42 b!l l(S fll sa n1plr.~ u•1ll hi> oprnc.d laier thi~ wrrk (Sac:n"d C.'as pers. all alone no\\'. reads the legal neu·s jusl handed him . More chapters are expected to be added to the County Seat drama la!rr loday, perhaps tomorro\\', and so on. From Puge 1 LAFC WRANGLE . • • Uague's city se lcc!ion l' om mitt e e unani m0u.~l.I" namerl F'11llcr!nn Coun. cilman Loui.~ '·Red"' Rc inh;irrlt a.~ their represen1ar1ve on lhe I.oc::il Agcn<'y FormeJion Commi ssion. The group ;igain cnndetnnrd thr a("tion or Hyde in frying to cling to 1he LAF'C post despite an 01•crwh clming vole ;ii;iainsl him at the Le;igue 's la.~! merlin.-:. Tempers flared on the lawn nf 1he olrl count y courthouse th is niorninR after a ll'ec.kend of tremendous political pressure culminatinR in !he di s!ribulion 0f a mecling announce.-n<!ot rarry1ng !he names of Ball in. C<>.spe rs and Hyrle. The rrin calll'd a mt-l'ling for II a.m. and the immrd 1:1te reaction of ;i ~hoc krd lr;i11ue was to hold a pnor mee!1ng at 6:4.'i am. \\'hil e Lc<1R:1Jc n1en1hrr~ r;in 1hrough ;i .~enes of rnn11ons which in effert r;i~!iga1ed Hyde anrl laurlerl Reinha rrtt. p1rk1>!s nr.'lanized hy the Cotrncil of Cnm1nuni!ir~ of Jrvii1e i;urrnunrler! lhe county arln1ini~tralion bt11ld1n_1!. Fn11n1 Ain V;ille.v Ma yor l·:rl .111.~I. who rh;i ir.~ bolh .lhr !ca_g11e anrl c·1rir ~el('c!ion 1·o n1mittee mcetinR.~. ~air! .ludgt' Ruiter si gnt'rl a restr alnin.I! orde r ::iga1nst the ilC· t1on nf AaL!in, Cas pers anrl Hvrle l..i!e Sund::i y nigh!. · Tha t nrder t"nn1l cn111~ !he R ;i .rn. mef'!1ng II!' ill e11;a l. Ir ins1 n1cr~ !hi> trio tn apJ)far bt-forr .JurlRP Rutlcr IMAv tn Justify any fu1ur, meeting wh1rh inciunes H.vrlr . Lrt"'~'er~. nHiynr!' anrt co11nc1lmrn 11re now !rylnR 10 ~fir! out lhr lrgalitv nf bot h !hi> LAF'C anr1 l.e11J;?.11e n1eelin~s toda,r. ~an1::1 An;i C11~· /\1l ornrv .l 1m \\'ithrr~ 1•an1ert !he lR;iJ.?ue 11 ftr r rhi> rlec11on of Rr 1nhard1 th ;al rhe _l!athering \\·;is tllrRal hrc11u.~r prnv1s1on.~ of lhe anll·serrecv Aro11•n Ar t had not hccn ob.~er\'ed. · 1\"ithers ~air! !ht pr('Ss 11nrt lor·al agen· 1·1rs harl nor hern given 111 lc11 s! 24 hour.~ no!1rr of thr imprnn1p!11 .~t·.~sion on lhP rol!rlho11sr l:i 11·n 11n1t Jls 11r1ions wnulrl nol bP rerngni7.rd h.1• :iny publ ic liorly. Thr.v rl rtrn11inrrl !.Rag11r•~ rr.~pnn~r l\';a~ tn rterfrtr In do jj ;ill ovr r again to- 1lay. Thr.v will rnl'e t al lhe Fril'rlemann 1-11111 1n OranRe rn nnri> llJilllo Jo!fl thrrnigh the mnt1flns unan in1nus!y ;ipriroved thi~ mor1111111;. ··rr v.e ha1·e In rlo il :in 1 1n1e~ 1hc.n wr "lt rln it !h111 u•ay hut we·rP drttrinincd to taki> !h is act1nn anrl m11k r surf' thAt e 1·rr~·nne lhflrnuj\hl)' under.~t;i.nd~ our In· lrnti1111s."' .Ju~r !<a1rl. Fl;it lin ro11rtrn1n~ lhP 1.raj!llf> mrrllol! ;:i!i ill ri;!:i l hu l 1he leR::iluv of his O\l'n LAF C hrarin.11. is bt'i n_i! <JUf'!illnnrd tncl;iv lt 11"a~ ne1·pr rc,11 !11· knnwn ii H1·d,. );\111k1nj ::i nrl \11.'llhly l1nrl Pr !'!r11111 ,.,.r; ca!IPrl rhe nirr!1n,1t tn nrdrr 1\nrl ~f'1·Pral t1t!ornt'.1"!' prrsen1 r11!in1 !~sf'ri R;i111n·~ nnn1ina!ion nf 1.1ckrr (or !hr pn«I hrld by rr:ir~on as l>()llAll.1 n11t nf ordrr Trid11~ ·s sr11rm.1· hr11r1ni.: 11 1~0 irr1 1:1 rlouhl lhP rnmpo~111nn nf lhr 1.:\Vf" fnr \\.rrlnr~r1.1v s 1·1t;il ht11rinR 1n1n lhr ··rromi~rd l11nr1"' 11nnrx::il1nn rrnpo~;il f\1;:iny nf lhP n111.vnrs pr-1'.~rn l ;ii ll"lrl;iy's Le"gue 1nc e1ing f'llndr1nnrr1 lh r R::il !1n. C<i.~rers·Hyde movP rlu rin g lhe wrrkr nrl ;is R bid tn ensure Santa Ana 'A anrie1at1on nr 1hi> controversial 938-llrre st.rip which n1'1y form part of !he pla nned community of Irvine. S'1nla Ana's ar~urnent thsl the l"-nd cannot be con1e part f1f the. nrw city of Irv ine because of a priflr 11greemrnl with the Irvine Comp:iny u·as recently struck down by Superior Court Judge R<iymond Thompson. It -.1•11s poinled oul tod::iy lhal 01, wee krncl"s developments are <lesignrd lo ensu re ;i solid vote fnr Sanl::i Ana And against lr\·ine interests al Wednesday 's LAFC hearing. League spokcsn1en insi.~t lhal \\'ed· nesrlay"s hearing will nn! ht> 1c.g11l ii Rc.inh<1rdt does not occupy the chair rl evntcd to the leag ue's representa1 iv l'. f\1ean -.1•hile this 1nflrning. Super visnr Caspers refused lo di scuss the possihilil y that his discussions with Su pervisor Bat· tin anP, Hyd e im rnediatc!y follnu•in~ the ;ihorteCI J.AF'C tw!ar inR constitultrl 1 1•inlalinn of the Rrnwn Ae1. Hf tnl1l lhe DAILY r1LOT from behind ~·l nsrd dnors lha t he had ""no comment'' on lhr allrga!io11s. Supervisnr Aal!in's aidr advised thi~ nf'ws paricr.~ rrrortcr th::i ! hi~ chief w11s bus~· 1n a ··1egislat!v,.. sr.~s1on .. ;i nd could nor rhscu.~s !he matlcr wi1 h newsmen at lhr pre!ient lime. Hf' cnnfirn1 ed !hal Hyde w;is in Ba ttin'• flffirt' but rtfused to divul ge !he tt:1p1c: ol conversation. Police Probe Of Burglarie s L;ig11na Rea('h fl('ll ice 11 re invest11al!ng 11 srriP.~ of wrrkrnd h11r~l11 rics ::ind lheft!I in whirh :ilnv1~t $2.or.n in mPrchandi!e v.·11.~ IAke11 frnm .•cvfral residents, visitor~ :i nd busi nes~es. T\\'o ar rrsls were m11r11' In ronnec!10" 11·i1h 1hree nf !hf' crimes, 11nd JY1l 1ce. cl aim ~th of 1hr> !'Usrrcr.~ h11ve adm ill Pd the hurgl<1 r11>~ The~· \\'l're 1deot1f1ed a .~ F'nirr <'I~ R. Cah ill. 22. and Pedrn A. Carrillo. 18. bn!h trans1en1s. ThP p::i ir urrr hMked on rharge!f; of t;ilnng ~17 from thP l'an(lleh~hr Shop 81 ~ ~ Cn115! H1 J,?hll"11~· <1nrl slefllinR !"'O r:11s1>~ ol lrn7.rn cra hmC.ll from the Ship Ahn1· Rr.~1::11 1r11nr 11L 4110 ~ Cna~l H1gh11·a ~· Po!1rr ~111d Cahill 1~ al~o In be rharl!.t'rl In !"Ooocrt1on \\"llh a $12 hurglar.v ;:it Prnlhnu~r Coiffure~. \20 S f..oas1 H1~h11;i\-The lhrcr rnmcs ri>roripd!v nrrurrf'd r::irh Fr1rl;iy 1nnrn1n,1t · Tt>rry n (';:imp. of Holly11·onrl. told pol1rr hr 1111~ ~lrPp1og n11 11 brnrh in lhl' ~m hlnrk nf Rrr111 dway r11rl.v lh i.~ mnrn1nj whrn /1i~ 11•::111\'I , rnn1;i1n1ng $!!7, was remnvrd from his Lrouser pocket.~. The mother-daughter dun will go on 10 play Sue Malpet and Ro ... e11nn Duncan of ~lanhAttan Beach for the first plact pnsi· lion . The datt of thr g11mP ha~ not yrt been 11 nnnunced by M!crt11lion depart· ment officials. The loc11l !e11m nr Shar Buhlig and Chris Conklin pl11ced th ird in th~ womtn~ event. u·i!h Diane Sy,·eentv and Linda \Va rm l!n of Mnnhatt an Bt.aCh coming in fourth. WHAT YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT PAWN SHOPS* Doug Allen at the rerrt:Allon deparl · men! said !he u·nmen"s optn ··w!ll definitely be held next year. JI we~ a big success this fir~t time around." *BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK Do you 1p1tCl•li1• 1111 0111 pertlcular lttm7 105 Ntrlh El C1 ... in1 ••• 1. •1672 Ot!Mor OHie." C111 t1 Mnt· JJ& W111 lt'P' l!tffl' NtwPO•I lHC~: 1JJl MllllllD'• l &u l vl 'd Hur!ll"l!On lt•c~: llllJ INtft leu11v1•d Young Fii·ef ighter Injured I Y11. W t 1p1cia!it1 ;,, diamo nd t i nd fj,,, gems . Howavt r, w1 hav e 1v1rything from 1ntique1 lo 1ter10 -9u"1 lo c1m1r11 - mu1 ic1I in1trumenl1 to sport1 it 1m1, Do you r•polr ftw1fry 11n1t.I watchH7 DOM RACITI OUR MOST UNUSUAL DIAMOND GUARANTEE Tll1111•••• 1714) 642-4121 Cl...,.. A9"rthl .. 642·1671 S. C ......... Ah 11111111-": , •••••••• 492-4421 ~ i..,.. .................... : , ......... 4•4-94U •'*""'fll'lf• 1fl'I, Ort/lfl Co11t ~l,~'ftf . C-y. Ne -, .... i.,, niw•r•t""'1, trlll!O<UI 19\tltt;' ., ,.,....,, .. ..,,M~ ~ .... ~ ..,.., k '"'""llUf wl"""'I ~flt<!•! M'· "'"'"" If Ctl'Yl"llfll -· .... C.11 .. ,...., ..... If I f H-rt lt-1! -C.11 ....... (..ilferlll1. SllllK•••'~ W ct•"" 11.b "Glfi"llllyJ lr¥ ~IJ 111' -*IYI ~ffltf,., rllfttlMllatio, U.if'. ....,.tf\11. • 111 Lagu11a Niguel Inferno A 31).acre brush fire ro11 red through p<1rt11in.s ol Lag:un11 Niguel Sunda y af· temoon .. causing severe injurit s lo a young firefight er "·orking nn 11n El Tnro ("fl'\\'. Richard Louis Br::ich. \fl. rif Lljlun.11 Beach. suffered a broken rib i nd internal injurit:s "'hen he lost his footing .1nd fell onto 11 pilt nf bnulders ~11ch. "'"ho works ""lfh a rirellghtlng r:r$'\I" fnr !ht l' ~ ForP~rry out of the El Toro ~talion. underwe n1 surgt:f)' 111 South Coa5t Communit\' H11sp1111i Sundav 11f· trmoon Hr \\'/IS dt~ribed In sslisfs.ctory condltinn earh,r lod11;~ T~ b1111:P. \\"ll S apparentlr ~tl'lrted by " recre1tion3J ,·ehlcle trs\"elina in thi .. brushla.nd area 11 mile south of Cro"''n VaJley Parkway and 11 mile east of Pt1clflc Coast Highway. Nn structures are in the viri nit~·. coun· t~· fire department officials stiki . Seventy-five firefighters. inc I u d i n g: forest ry. county and volu nte e r Urefighlt rs. quelltd the hlaie In 3boul IMI minutes Bulldoiers .!llso were put ta u~e in the fir"' Fnr a time , ,·!sibllity on free..,.•ey ~lretchPS a~ far aw1y as San Juan C:api5tran"I "'I S 1ffected by lhe thick .'lmoke blo11.•ing inland. lnitial report.' of the bl1.ie came In 1l 12·04 p.m. > -~ ( • We hav1 eompl1 t 1 re pa ir l1eiliti11 1t rll• 101'11bl1 price1. Try u1 •l'ld tail Do you buy dlrutly from hufJYlliHh? Y11. Mo't of our m1 rchandi11 h purch111d from c;uslom er1 lh1t com1 into eur 1tor1. 11 thtrt a chanc1 th• too41 .,., atoltft? No. Evary piece of m1rch1ncli11 is cl11r1d with Ih a polic 1 ~1p1rtm'1nt, 1002 ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM • FIND IT HERE FIRST COST A_ MESA JEWELRY and LOAN DAILY 9 t• 4 1838 NEWPORT ILVD. DOWNTOWN COSTA MESA --, . - COMI ,IN AND HOWSI AROUND l'HO(llE 646-7741 l.tw•9fl H..._ & lroocfw•y e Wh1111 yo1 '°lr'f 1 lll11MJ11f frer11 11 wa will 9u1 r•11tara tfolf ~11,..,.1141 te 1111111"1" " 40•'• MOit( tt.1111 Y•• ,_11 ••• It •• ., •• , Jll_, ltftk. C1t11 'f•• 41 .. di •l- w ... ,..1 COMPAll. EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE UNCONOITIONAll Y GUARANTEED 30 DAYS -.-.. _. _; ..... , -1 ... ,._, ····----~·· ----,..--·--• - I ' " San (;len1ente (;apistrano .. EDITI O N Today's Flllal .N. Y. Steeb *ORANGE TEN CENTS Zoning, Capistrano Beach's Com n1 uni l y Association this v•eek began to tackle aL least three major projects deeply af- f~ling PalisadeR residents -issues r anging from con1ro\'ersia1 roning to mounds of trash on a busy beach. In a meeling lasl v.·eek. members map- ped plans lo launch attacks on these mat- ters. -Seeking an acceptible roiid alignment 11nd improvement where Calle Del Sol and Cal!e Hermosa meet Camino de Estrella. • Coast l'isi.t Beach -Re-evaluating the public easement ex· isting to tidelands along lhf! former Capis trano Beach Club property and seeking methods to eliminate a gro11.·ing trash problem ()0 the sands. ---See.kin~ ways lo raise funds and !"Ur- mounl legal and topographical problems in landscaping 11 substant ial area of Estrella's center divider slrip. Association President Earnest Reason said all the issues are of ··pressing im· portance to lhe communHy." The association . already has a eon· Tunney Pushes For Beach Gift By PATRICK BOYLt: 0t rho Olli~ l"Uol 11111 California Sen . .John Tunnf'y said Satur· day he 500n hopes to resurrect an Administration propos al to bring 2.S miles of prime Camp Pendleton beach in· San Clen1ente To Conti11ue Golf Acce ss TI1e city of Sa n Clemente -apparenlly unswayed by recent threaLS rrom a Bank of America official -will continue tn supporl its recent solution to a·bit.ter ac· cess controversy involving the city golf course. And Ma~·nr \Vatter Evans ,Jr. said !hill week the City i~ willing to accept 11 legal ch11lltnge lodj.!ed e;irly !asL week by the BofA"s retiring assistant cashier. The bank is trustee of the municipal golf course J:ranted the city in 1929. E\"ans stresses thal :in f'a sf'mrnl betv.·een the fifth and sixth holes of the course accompanied that dedication San Clemenle reaffirmed that ca~ mcnt for a road in 1963 during 11 land-ex· change a"reemcnt with landowner G. C;:irson Rasmussen. Rasn1ussen rough! and won thr ease· mrnl 10 ;issure cle•'elopment of his acrcagr. Councilmen recently approved such 11 rlcvc.lnpn1cnt and included a route on the easement as one of three accesses. But nnv.·-relire:d assistant Cashier M. f . Arvig challenged the council's decision and asserted in a letter that the original deed made no mention of encroachment. He lhreatened lhe city with a '"legal trst" of the right l-0 the thoroughfare. "I think we'd be willing to take that challengP," the may.or said. ··we still believe in the validity of our own legal counsel and the maps and documenl~ at city hall. Tile ea~ment ex· isl<: an dthe landowner has the right to use ii," he said. Jo an official response to the letter last "''eek councilmen ordered Arvig's com· munication received and filed and in· ~trucled cily staff lo issue formal replie.~ In the recently retired executive's quf':ries on the 1963 resolut..ion. .... to the. hands of the pub!ie. Speaking in an 1nter\'iew, I h e Democratic Senator said Thursday's vot e in the U.S. Senate killing the Presidenrs plan ''took everyone by surprise.'' ""I y,•as very disappointed lo learn nobody was looking when Sen. t Harry f .! Byrd tO...Virginial offered his amend· me.nt,'' Sen. Tunney said. Sen. Byrd scut· !led the President"s promise lo gi\'t the hind lo CaJifoniiJ whe:r., acting in • virtually empty Senate chamber, ht: of· fercd 11n amendment lo a military con· struction bill halting the giveaway. Sen. Tunney, noting he was not present In the Senate when the amendment was introduced and passed, said he plans to attempt 11 compromise with con1tre.ssional leaders opposed to giving the land to California. Stulhern Democrats w ork ed sue· cessfu\l y in both houses of Congress tn stop President Nixon's plan . which would have opened up 2.5 mile!'i of beach im · mediatf'ly downcoast rrom the Western \l,'hite House. to the pubtir:. The President also had ho~ lo grant 2.700 acres nf in- land Camp Pendleton property to California for recreational purposes. "I have always thought lhal ht:ar.h sho uld be opeoPd up,'' Sen Tunney noled, adding he also fell the Marinrs sh()Uld he abll' to u.~e the properly for military maneuvers wh11;n if ...,,a~ necrssary. "11. should ~ madf' availahlf' lo !hf" p:.:blic ...,•hen the military i~ n0t usin.'l 11 " hr added. The Sf'nator indica1ed that. lo sa11sfv th~ srnng opposilinn to an outrlgh! give. away of the land -a.<; proposed by Presi· denl Nixon -he. would seek ap prov al of a plan to lease the land l.o California. Howev£"r. Califomi;1 recrpation official.~ have indicaled any lease ror less than 511 years would be unsatisfactory beeausl'. of lhe C()~l involved in improving the beach propcrt.v v.·ith toilet and pa r k in g fa cili ties. "f ...,,ant lo get Californians crn that bl';ach,"' Sen. Tunney said , "and we are just going In have l-0 work for an amicable solution l-0 the problem." Rep, F. Edward Hebert 10.Loui!iana l, chairman of lhe House: Armed Service~ Commitlel'. and major opponent of the beach give-away, has indica!ed he mighl. lavnr snmp type of plan t-0 lease the land to California. Parking Board to Huddle On Summer Restrictions San Clemente.'~ Parking C.Ommission will meet Tue5day In !tt if it wants tn tackle a new set of issues which have ke.pl councilmen busy in recent months. The relatively quiet commission M>On may be asked t-0 Issue opinions Oft M- parking wnei; and other restrictions - prim11rily in summer recreation •teas • which havl" yte lded several disputts recently in council chambers . Councilmen 11111 week decided to nffl"r the prnjcrls lo tht commission 11ft11;r r('301vlng 11l Je:ast two beach are:a parking ha5sle.s which lnVQlved r11;1idents' C(lm· plaint&. , ' Besides the no-parking m11.ter111, com· missioner! will dete:rmine if 1 represen· tative from the police department assum· ing a traffic. engineering role: stiould sit in on the meetings. Councilmen 11fter se:vcral mer:tings finally resolved compl1lnls 11\ong the: 100 b~k of Trafalgar t..lne and 11greed to remove • red wne which spurred residents' gripes. Along Calle Buena Vi~lll, where similar red tones w~nt into effect this Jiummer, councilmen assauged reside.nu by mak· ing the n().p1rkin11: only a 1ummer lune· Uon, lnste:.ad ol an all·year one. .... ..,. .... ..::-.... Flare • Ill Capo Beach tinuing beautification project aJong the wider portions of Eslrella's center dividers -a project requiring const;int use of funds donated lo and raised by the group. '·Now "''f' ha\"e almost 500 reel of nf'W divider strip \\"hich has been filled with very rough material left over from road widening. We need to find a solution to the situation." he said. He: sald if the association assumed the planting projecl , ii would rema in liable for any accidents or damages involvi~ the planter. under a county ruling. It also would have to import more fer'Mte soil and install sprinklers. Ph1nls would also run the budgel beyond present capabilities. The beach, lying at the fool of lhe bluffs where the n!d beach club once stood, le ' experiencing soaring use th is summer and for the first time, state· maintained trash containers have not been in stalled. The trash service along the non·statc- controlled shoreline was a courtesy In years psst. ··Now there is a mound of trash near the entrance that's growing each weekend." Reason said. Association mernbers have begun to seek help. either by contracting with a rubbish firm, or reestablishing lhe courtesy policy from the state parks of· ficials. The Beach club par~! is up for sale. but acce:ss to the tidelands there has been guaranteed to Pali.sades r e s i d e n t s because of an old easement which re· mains in effect. On the issue of Oe:l Sol and Her.mou, association members have been promised three altemalt: plans from the C.ounty Road Department to solve: matters of traffic visibility and straightenint of alignments. The most rontroversial coonly proposal caUs for dead·ends to the two roads. That. Reason, would spell disaster for rommercia\ properties which rely upon the roads for access. "'We think we can find something suitable on that issue,"' he said. • e ee ess1on DAIL V l"ILOT Hall l"MM THERE WAS FOOD . SPEECHES AND PLANNING AT THE DEMOCRATIC PICNIC SATURDAY Sen. John Tunney Talks With Patrick lirk1t t, L19un1 Niguel; Mari1n Ry1n, Garden Grov1 Democrats Map 1972 Plans 1,000 Conve ne for Picnic • in San Juan Capistrano The menu w;is s11.zling steak and rnld beer Satu rd;i y at. the Demncrat1r harbecur in Sali .Juan Capistrano. but rh" ni;i1n !opic <Jf d1scu~1on was :i par!y vic- tor~· in 1972. Almo1>t 1.000 f)pmncra11 from vario11~ parts of Southern California artrndrd !hr event at !he O'Neill Ranch and wildl.v ap- plauded speeches critical of the. Nixon Adminislration. Califomia Sen. John Tunney, I.he ma in ~peaker, attacked President Nixon nn several fronts ;ind even went 50 fa r as In ~uggest 1 1972 Democratic victory tn strongly Republican Orange County. "Pre~ident Nixon is a, master of taking ;iny position he thinks ii going to advance his political standing"," Sen . Tunn11;y, s~aking from the bed or a pickup truck, told the enthusiastic crowd. Howevrr. the tall senator said the Presid11;nt had "failed to deliver'' in many areas of nalional concern. In particul:ir. Tunney criticizerl the President for sen· ding military ~id la Pakistan, fOT' refu~· Ing to give more funds le the Office of Economic Opportunity. for cutling back aid to education and for not slanding up to California Gov .. Ronald Reagan in the recent Rural Legal Assistance funding dispule. 0 'The President has not done anylhini: with re.~pect to the basic underlying pro- blemi; of this economy," TuMey claimed. "Employment is the number one issue 11nd Nixon hasn't delivered." "He hasn't delivered on any of the prl)- mises he made to the American people," the: senator adde:d. nothing the U.S. was 11till fighting bi Vietnam. even lhoug.h the President had campaigned on a plaUorm of ending the war. • Although Sen. Tunney said he 11p- ph1uded the: Pre9ident'• pl1ru to visit Red China. ht said, "This woo't dttre.ct from the: horror of me:n dying in Vietnam and men becoming drug addicts ln Vjetnam." Sen. Tunney predicted the rece:nt en. rranchisement or the 18 lo 21.ye11r-old Ame:rlcanJ would be a major faclor In lhe 1972 Democratic victory, ln a llghltr vein, M prf!4jcted that, when Ult Rrpubhcans are holding their party ron- v('niion in San Diei:o in 1972. Vice-presi· <lrnl Agnew would be in Tijuana. - pl <tying golf. Other speakers at the all-day plrnic in· eluded Ala.~ka Sen . f\.Ukt Gravel. former ::Ongressm;in George RrQwn 11nd stalP. Asscmhlyman Wa lter Karabian ID·Los Ange.les l. Sen. Gravel, who gain«:l notorie!.Y re cently when he read lhe Penli!flOO paper~ on na1ional television. accused the Nixon Admini stration nf breaking the law 1n hav!ni;i: 51)(1.000 more men in I.he Armed Forres lhan authorized by Cong ress. Gravel said thal since the expiration of the draft law July 1. I.he military was on· l.Y allov.·ed sc:ne !wn million personnel under a 19511 law , On Vriday. he senL Dcfcn~e Srcrelary l\1clvin Laird a letler in which he nolecl I.he present level of 2.5 million was excessiv e. Transpac Racer Pirated In Dramatic Sea Saga By Al.MON LOCK.ABEY 0AtLY PILOT I NH"' W.ilw Piracy, hijacking, kldnaping. Call it what you wlll, Lerry Doheny's famed 75-foot ketch Kamallii, veteran Transpac racer from Los Angeles. today i~ involved in a dramatic sea saga that may involve all thre:e. The yacht was "hijacked" Friday night from Ala Wai Y11cht Harbor, Waikiki, by three armed gunmen who forced the Kamfllil crew to take he:r .to sea. The three gunmen !let the: three erewmen adrift Jn a ru bber life raft. 150 miles at sea. Tbty were. later picked up by the lt111ian freiJhter Benavir, 140 mile:s southwest ol Honolluu. The Benavir's radio report or lheir rescue early Sunday was the first that was known of the hljacking·kklnaping. The. three crewmen identified a~ Robert Waschkeil. the professional skip- per; John Freitas of Lo! Angeles arul Frank l?ower tJf Newpor t Beach. All were JU1fe and unharmed when picked up by the freighter. The: rtJ)Ort from the freighter sent 1he Coast Guard and Air Force on a wide aerial ~earch for the yacht. lt was spot· led trying to duck behind a line squall some 265 mllu from Honolulu. Meanwhile, the: heavily armed Coast Guard cutter Cape Corwin had set out from Barber's Point, Honolu lu, in hot pursuit of !he yacht. After sighting the Koimallil, the. pl ane!'! continued tn circle her and radio position reports t-0 the cutter. The pirate crew oi~ parently ignored notes dropped from a Coast Guard plane. The Coast Guard cutter 4".IVerhauled thf pirated yacht before dawn today .as: pla ne s circled overhtad and dropped parachute flares . A Coast Guard apokcsman "Uid t.ht three Caucasian llJnme.n believed to be aboard lhe yacht turned on thtlr tUM!ng Jlghta end tumed back loward Honoh.ilu, indicating llloy we:re-wWl~ t o ''cooperate." · No immediate: boardirlg was planned. however, as the: gunmen were known tt> be armed with knives. plu1 rifles known lo be aboard lhe yacht. First order! to the C.pe: Corwin were to board lbe Kamalii! 1t dawn, ----- Boos Erupt At Quickie LAFCMeet By TOJ\.f BARLEY 01 ""' 0.111' ,. ... , l lilt Orange County Supervisors' Chairman Robert Battin and l..m Alamitos Coun· cilman Joe Hyde ran from the Local Agency Formation Commillsion hearin& room amid a storm of boos early today in the shortest and noisiest LAFC me:elin& on record. The whole halS.'!le took ~t aix seconds. It etched yet another stormy chapter in the battle between. Santa Ana. and Irvin• cityhood propene:.nt.s over a 9.11-ae:~ jn.. dll.!ltrial tract. It a11 happened like this: -Battin and Fifth District Supervisor Ronald Caspers late Friday called a special meeting of the I.AFC for I a .. "ll'. today to oust Anaheim Councilman Charles Pearson from the LAFC. -The Orange County League or Cities heard about and countered by calling a 6:45 a.m. meeting on the courthOU8C. lawn to oust Joe Hyde from the LAFC. -The league also obtained a restraining order lo stop Pearson's ouster by the triad of Battin, Caopers and Hyde. Ali this set the stage for the I a.m. LAFC session which was being picketed by placard-carrying proponents Of Irvine cityhood. Hyde called th11; LAFC session to order and Battin immediately no m l n ate d Anah.eim attorney Herbert LicKer"lo t!K• the seat on the LAFC held by Pearson. Neither Pearson nor San Clemente Councilman Stanley Northrup were in their seals. Abruptly. the roof fell in on Battin, Hyde and Casper~. Process servers and al least a dozen mayors from the League or Cities civic selection committee leaped the rails while Irvine incorporation pickel..s hooted and jeered the white·faced trio. Hyde ran from the room lhrowing the restraining order signed last night by Superior Court Judge J. f . T. "Ned" Rut,.. ter into the air. B'atlin followed him, dodging Md weav- ing la avoid his copy of the court order. Al! three men fled to Caspers' private office. And all three made il clear to their staff and newsmen that they wert not to be d~turbed on any account. Moments before the meeting, the (See LAFC WRANGLE, Pace %) C.ut 1\'e•ther No relief yet in the current weather trend -in fact. 11tand by for higher temperatures. Highs today along the coast around 80. Inland temperat~res stand in the 9(l's and lows predicted at GS to 70. INSIDE TODAY Texan Bob f,fo1ba.che.r pulltd a come·from·behind viclory in the final heat to capture tha North American Soling champ- iomhip1. Stt Booting, Page 19. l lrllll • • .. u... ,,, • c111,.,,.,. a Cll«~lflto U. ' Cl1111n. JNt C1mlt1 II Crttt..... II ,,..,~ Hl.W.1 • Of....-.:n t 1"'9r .. I l"ltt 6 l11N"1l-lll Jt.11 ,,!,_.Mt U·U "*"--16 -. Allll LlflMn 1f Mtmfte Li--t ~Yltt Jt.tl ""'""'"' .. _ ... Or•11t• c_,, • .,Im ..,,., 11 '"~ u.u IMC:k M#lllh U-ll '"............. . "''-'-""" WN !W 4 w-·· .._ ,,.,, W'11lf ,._ .. --. _-,. •7= --c _c~r-;:;.r.--":""•'-'"'"~··~-:.~.:?;; ·---·~ -... .. ----~ ------.1. ' ., -----··"If l -·-·--··---· .... -r-· - I DAILY PILOT SC COUNTY SE AT 'S EARLY-E ARLY SHOW -1-l ere's hfJ\\' it all happen- ed about six seconds alter Joe Hyde called Orange County's Local Agency Formation Commission session to order at 8 a.m. today. At 27· A, Supervisor Robert Battin Oeft1 an d Hyrlf' ltC'nterl are met. h~· c.horus Pay Scl1 eme Adopted In Laguna A new salar~ schedule by which teachers at Thurston lntennedia~ SchOl'll in Laguna Beach v.•ill be paid according to job responsibili ties. evalualion scores from fe llo111 faculty members. students and administrators. anrl good "'·nrk his been approved by school dislrlc1 lruslfo:es. The unanim ous decision hy the board follov.·t'd considerable discussion and ;i motian at one point lo t11blP the matter pendilig clarilic1tlon af the new scheduls with high school teachers. Since rhe ne'.I' pay system v.·ould ):(i \"e Thurston teacher~ 11 different pay schedule from olher district teachers. it u•as necessary for !he new program to be approved by all distr1c! teachers. This was done in 11 poll. showing fi9 te achers in fa vor of the Idea ind 34 opposed. Al the high school. the poll !lhnwed 17 · cpposed to the pl An 1.nd 15 in fa vn r. The ahi!t a.gA inst w11s attributed to A la ck of underlit&ndl!Ji or the new program. ac- cordln& to district ndministrator!I l-frs. Patricia Gi\lel!e made the motion to tlble the projecl until the high school staff could again bt> pol!ecl 11nd ~a id she W•s concerned about thr 1,1·av In which the program was received by ·high school teachers. Dr. Robtr1 Reeves. tl irtrtor nf in· 1truction. told Mr!!. Gillette· "lt"s an in· teresting parador in (lUr democrslie system when you \l•Orry about the npininn ()f 1 minority of hiith ~chool le1chers regarding this program. but do not pAy any 1ttentlon lo !he minority of bo11rd members in favor nf the trimester 1yst.em ." Ree ves w11 p. referr1n; to an eiirher 3·1 vote th1t ruled out.• trimester lquart.erl system for the hifh Bchnol. Trustees Mrs. Jane Bovd &n d Dr. Norman Browne had dissented . r-.irs . Gillette did not respontl to Reeves' comment. Dr. William Ulloni. ~upertntendenl, Mid the new p1y schedule could ~ started now and that clarificat ion with the high school ~taff could com e hat.er . ''Our problem now i~ that mMy of the teacher• are nut of town and v.'e can't pell them ·· "l will guAr11 nlee !he hlii;h ~choo! srall gels cl arification.·· lillnm said . As.Aured lhat such v.•ould happen. the boa.rd. on motinn nf Brn\1·ne. unan1mo11sl\' a pproved lhe program · Tht proi~cl v.·1ll beJ!ln this !al! at Thurston. B1s1call~·. 1e achers :.1· it h positil"e tvalu11tions and l11rger "·nrk loads v.·i]J make mnre money th an thn'e Its~ t rtive. ORA NGI COAST DAILY PILOT OP• .. G;: CO•ST l'Ufl ISl-'INO COM••"l'I' ltlitrl N. w,,J l'•t1 lltnt '"" l'vt Ul h!r Jee~ ~. Cu•l,., V•ct l'•"'llr11t •"41 Gt •!rt l /.'•••t"• n.,, .... , ic,, .. a !dllt• T~""''' A. Mu·~~·•• M11•••'"0 Ee•!Or C~trlti 1-1. lee1 ~lt~••d P. Ntll Au :i•••r "''"''r-, fe1·e,. L .. ••• ~~ Office 11? Fert1I Av1•u• M1il1 119 •ildr111: ,,0 . l eY bb6. •lbSl '-ii C,._,,_ Offltt King Ralph Co nsumer advocate Ra l p h Nader has not rea.Jly been crowned. Out of focus light bulbs give th1t appearance. Nader v.-·as addrei;sing an inven· ~ors and innovation in , Wash- mgton, D.C. 1-0n ges t, Hottes t Blast Continues F or 12th Day The longes! heat wave e\•er recorded continued into ir.s 12th d11y loday in Los Angeles and btach cilit.~ Along the Orange Coast co n!inued tn brn!l unde r searing seaside Lemperalures ntaring llfl. The NaUonal Wea ther Service predict~ the Southern Californi11 he11t wave w!ll continue at le!'ls! ,11nother two or thrte da ys. due ro .11 high pressure sy.11tem localed over southern Nev11d11 The high prevents onshore. breei:es from h1nnlng parched inland areas. The new heat w11ve recnrd broke IO·d11v ex tended heat ~pan~ set in July 1Sf!A and Oct ober. 19fi5. we.:ithf'r histori ans no!e Ll\ws along the Orange Coe~l tonight "'·111 bf' in thP 70s v.·it h the highs 1omorrow near 80 N:ir_,. a breeze is exrected either on nr nfl shnrP Sunday rPar!ings showed thermometers in Death VallPv lnggln~ 119 degree-~. making II the hot spot of the nation. Sun· ny ~k.ies and snari ng tem perature~ c111J~· ed I J m1ll1on per~on~ In flt>e to 1h!! rfl.:it 1\'P r-nol of Los Angeles and Orange Crunt,· brachc~ H1r ·and ru n r:un an 1he form of 1.~nla t ed thund~r.~h'lwPr~ drnrpf'ri an man ~· moun· T<1 1n anri high dPsf'rt areas nl Snuthern Cal1forn1a. Sunda~'· Capo Councilmen 'fo Set 'fax Rate Tht ('lt.1· ! la.x r;alr "·tl! be set 11t fnnight's 7 p m mteling of the San Ju11n C.:ipistr<ino CJt~· Counri) in the Council Ch.:imhP r~ Tht rf'cnmmendrd rate i~ 00 rent.~ prr $11111 assessed valu,11.tinn Alsn nn lhe <'l)lend.11 will be 11 resolution r ~!ab!ishinp: 1hf' hnnd rf'rll'mpt1nn fund t:i~ r<ilP a1 .10 r Pnt• ptr i100 assessed ,·alua!inn This ;imnu nt plus ... amt ~e\\'f"r fund rrl"enue~ v.•ill he ner-e ... ~.:irv to rtti r1t se1r('r bond ~ in I.he 1!171·72 ri~cai \"eitr. The 90-cen1 t11i r<ilf' I! the !'lime lri~ r::itr establ i1;hN'\ \\"hPn 1he ti1)· in· corporated 10 years ago. -.. -·------• _ ..... __ of boos and arise to flee. Al 2B·A. !hry spol pro("ess server." (·oming and make for exit V.'hil e Supervisor Ronald laspers sit~ firm. At 29-A, Battin and Hyde h11ve f'va cualerl but Fo11 ntain Valley l ily Attorney Tom \Voodruff serve.<; ra~per~ \\•1th re00tra inin.£ order. Final i;cene, 30·A, s ,vimm er s i11 Hot Water As Coa st Record Shatter s 8.\' TERRY CO VILLE 01 tho Oollr Pile! 11111 More than 500.000 swimmers round lhemselvt.c in hnt w:ilcr 11 lnn a Orange County beach~ nv P.r thP wt-rkPnd. Ne'-''port Be:>~h !irrguards reco rded -11 record 71>.9 degree tem perature an the \\'aler Sunday, while mnst nlher areas fel! 72 riegree 1,1•ater. Thr Newport Br.:irh mark surp;is~eri lhe old rerord nf ;i fl,;t 76 rlegrres set .Ju- lv :10, 19.11 fnr I.he citv. but i~ not the highest temperi'llure ,..,f.r recorded in th, county. Huntington Beach lifeguard..~ said their water reached SJ degree~ in \!1511. Surf conditions sel!led dnwn nver the "''eekend but ~nme beach area.' wPre rM· td by rip lldes and more than 7MI swim· me.rs were pulled Ou! by lifegua rd~. There were no drownings reported. Lagun;i Reach lifri::u;irrl.~ IL~Prl A resuscilatnr to revivr :i lf>·yercr-n\d i>llkt:wnod 11irl whn wa~ tnsserl in th e w11tPr b.\' frir.nd!' ;if Crescent B;i~'· ShP. WR.'I in goocl conditinn eJter being treated fnr ~hock. !ilrj{u11ords ~;iirl . Rrach-by.brarh hrre"s how the hnl week.encl wrnl : Sral Br;ich l!leguarrl~ rrpor1ed cn1 v.·d., nf l~.000 hnth 5.:iturd.:iy anrl Sunda.\, l\'i1h nnJ.v 2fl -~"·immer~ in trnublP Saturrl11.v .;nd nonf" Sunday. Thr water 1B'Tlpera ture w11~ 72 degree.': 11nrl the .':Urf """'' a calm nnt ln lwn fee 1. · Ahoo! M.000 vi~itnr~ l11ndf'd nn 1hf' r-1ty ~lrl'lnd~ ln Huntln,i;:1nn Bearh S11turd11.v 11nd 11nnther Ml.000 cam e Sunda~'. Surf w11., running 4·~ fee t with 11 72-degrPP. WAlf':r 1emper1!urt. Llfeguard5 had !n pull 2S3 troubled 11wimmer~ frnm the oce1n . Apollomen Safe on Earth But 'Home sick' for Moo11 SPACE CENTER, Hou11tnn fUPI \ - Ha ppy to be back but 1 little homesll'k for the maon. Apolln !S's 1slronaut11 ~ tUJ'J'led 11> tht routine of life on P.1rth to- d11• and underwent 1 medie•I ex11 m "'· foie 1tartin1 two week! of report11 on Monica Santa Volley ball Duo Win Tournament Bnb Clem and Urry R.undel. both n[ SllJlLa J\1onica, won lhe final game in !tit !7!h A.nnu;il Laguna Bca rh Vnlleyh;il l Tnurnamen1 Saturd.:i.v. The.v drfratPd Mart Gage nf Rolling Hill~ ;ind Rill Jmw.!l llee of CClrClna dt-1 ,.,_1ar fnr !ht tnp stnl Tht gamr 11·11!' pla.\·l"d Ill~! bf'f(lrP lh\O stilrt (lf !he f\1anhattan Spar-h Vnlle.1·ball Tnurnamen! S11turda\• bf'c:iusP \hr fnur pla~·er-wr r\O sch~dul erl rn pl11y tht re \a!l'r th111 din· Th\O fin al .'!ame "'As nri ji!1na ll1· ~t~r1 rd in L11gun11 Beach nn thP wr:ekenti nf Au.11.. J. but w11~ stnpp!'d 4-a ll dut ln d a rknr~~ Clem 11nd Rundell :i t~n "'"n1 nn !n '-''In 01r f\fanhatt ;in lnurne~· Su11<111y r ven1n i: In nthl'r l"nlle.vb1111 11rli11n n\·rr !11,. wP.ekend. .Jean Rrun ir-h:trd i 11110 hrr (!;iu~hler r.enrR:jr.1111 r.11rv"'~' wnn 1h~ fir~l round in 1ht l~I. Ann u11I Wnm!'n ~ \'nl l,vb11ll Tnurnamrnl. in l.a11:un11 flrA!·h. man's m~t productiv@ 1un:ir txpedi1 i(ln. "Bn.\'. I'll ltll ynu. i!"s really grf"ll t tn bf b11ck." said D11vid R Srnll , lhr ~9· .v,.11.r-nld rnmm11ndtr nf tht fnurth mnnn l11nd\nR mis11inn. n;it inn·~ "RtJI, !h11t w11~ 11 .•uperfine trip .11nd wt rr11 l!y Pn- jnyl'rf it." .Senft. Alfrrd M. WnrtlPn . :1!1 . .11nrl JamP ~ ('. lrwin. 41. frtP frnm lh t 'lllAr.:tnllne lmpollf'<i nn e11 r!fPr lun11r rxplnrrr~. ht1111n their d•.v 111 « 11 .m. PDT h.v rrportin11: to tht cHnir 111 1hP Manntd ,l\parerralt Cen1Pr fnr del.;i\ltd 1e~I ~. Ph.v~lc\An~ w11nled to ~rt H fhP ir lnllg f'X!'W"l~lJff' In WPlghtlr.~~nP~-' had r'lllJ~Pd any physiological ch.:in,i;:r.,. R esulr.~ nr tnday·~ tf'.(!in_1: v.•lll be rQrnp,:irprl with Ir~!.< m11rlt Rt C11pr Kennr<i y brlnrP AfY\llfl 1.1 rnnk off .lul~' 21i. Thr a ~!rnnau1~ rr!t.1rnrd hnn1P ]Air Snu· d.:iy nigh1 t.n a w:irm wrlt'nmp from !h,ir fr ienflli. f$lmilif'~ llnd liflm P Of thP pMplP who m11rle their I 2 millinn mile jnumey Pf"-'~ihlP . The\ !'!)('nl lhf" ruµ.hi at lhr1r hn111r ( ;i.n{i rrturnrd to thr1r rri:ular r{lu!1np nn l'r"hPrlU IP lnd<11' After !ht ir mPrlir;il rhPckup. fhr 11strnn.:i111.' "''erf" \II ~!;irt :i !nn!'! ~"rir~ nl drbrif'fin.c~ r-nvPrin.c 11 11 R!'prr!~ nf lhP 12·rl.:t\· Fl11:?h! Thr 11~trnn11 u1 .,· rxtr;inrrt1n11 rv \71· pnund rnlll'rlinn nr r0('k ~ rintl ~nil frnm lht Aprnnint Mnun1 11 in \"ll ll ry thPy Pl · p\nrPd fnr 1hrrP dA v~ i.~ .~R ff'h" in th ,. l11 n~r rrrri1•in~ l:ihnr;itnr.\" 'h P in R rrrpflrrrt fnr 11n.11l,\·~i .~. Thi' 42 h11,i;:.' nl ~11mple~ will bP npenrd IA1rr lh!~ v.·rek . C a~·p .. All alone nn1,·, read-.; the legal nc,1·s p1st handed him. ~1ore cha ers are expected to be added to th e Cn11nt.1' ~eat dram.:i la Irr !nc1a~· pe Aps tomorrov.·. and so on. Frarn P age 1 LAFC WRANGLE . • • LRagup ·~ f'lly ~t>lec1 inn ,. nm mi ! t P 11 un.:inimnu.~l.11 n11mer1 Fu!IPrtnn f_,flun- cilm:i n l.nu i.~ '"llC'd "' Rcinh:irrll :is 1hr1r repre.\Pn !:itil'r on thr J..(Jcill Agency FnrmP.ltnn Cnmmi.~sinn . l'hr group 11~11in cnndcn1nl'd lhr :ic·t inn (lf Hydr in (r)·ing lo cl in,11 Ln lhe LA FC po.~t <icspi1e fin nvt•rwhrlming vol e agAinst him at !he l.eague'!l l11sl mrPt in~. Ttn1per.\ fl:ircd on thr lAwn nf thr oh1 coun!y co11r1hou~e thi.<; mnrn ing 11 frer a V.'eekPnd of lrerncndous pntitic:il prrs~ure culminallng in the di sl rihution nf ii mee ling announce.'Tlenl l'ilrrvini! the names nf RRHin , C<-~pers and liydr . Thf" trin rflllcd ;i meelini;! fnr II a n1. :inti lhe imn1cdi.:i1e rrartion nf A shockrrl lrilgue w.:is to hold a pri(lr meeting al li:45 a.m, \\1hile Leal!tH! rnrn1br r~ r;:in lhrrui;h 11 l'rrir~ nf mn!lnn~ \\'h irh 1n rfFPrt C'ASl1gal rrl Hyde Rnd 1Ruderl RrinhRrrl l, pic k.Pl~ organized hy the Cnunril nf \nn1111un it ir~ (lf !rv111 P ~11 rrnunrlrd !he l"n1111 tv ;idtnin 1~!ratinn hu1ldinR . Fn11n1;iin V;ille.v f.1;11·0r E1t .1 11~1. whn f'hili r~ hn1h lhP IP11g11P :i nrl r11·ir .~elrr linn cn1n rnillPP mrct i n.c:~. ~11irl .J11d11r R111tpr l'tgn rrl a re~tr11 ln11111: nrrler 11~:i1n.~1 thr ;ic- tinn nf Ri1ttin, Ca~p('rS ;inrl Hyrle l;ite S11ntl.:i_1· nighl. That. nrdrr 1·nnrlr111n~ lhr A ii n1. rnrp tin.c: a~ ill r2a l II 1nl'lr11rt~ 1hr !r1n lr:t apf)f'ar befnrP .l11rt11r Ruttrr tnrlRv !n JU~tify an} future mret1n11: 1,1·h1ch 1nclurtes Hi·rtp i.:iw~·Pr~. m11.vnr~ Rnrl rnunrilmrn ar., now tryinJI: Jn .•nrt nut 1he lrj!al i\.\" of hnth !hi' LA FC' Rnrl Lc1111:uP mert1n11:.• tnrlal' S11n1A An11 t:11y Atlelrnry .Jim \.\'ithf'r.~ warnerl the LeRgu P 11ftcr 1.he ('lrct1nn of Rr inharrtt that 1he .c:.:it hrrin~ '-'ft ~ iHr2::1l hPC"Rll.~f' prnvl~1nn~ nf lhe 11n ll-~errf'rV Rrnwn Ar! h11rl nn1 hern ()b.•Pr\·rd. \\'ilhr r~ .~Air1 !ht pre.~~ 11nrt \nr 11 I 1111rn· r ip~ h.:irl nnt hPrn ,i;:1vrn I'll leR.q! 24 hnllr.it nnt1rr nf lhr in1prnn1pl11 sr.~slnn nn !hP rn11r1hn11~r lawn an<i It ~ art inn~ w011lrt not hp r·r('Cl_gni1cd h.v Rny p11 hllr hnrty. Thi".\' rlelC'rm1nr rl l.A'11it 11r·~ rr~pnn~e \\"J'I~ to rlPl'irlr In <in it. 11 1! nvrr 11g.:i1n lo- r!Ry. They will mPrl Rt thP Frirrltm11nn H11ll in OrRn~P !n oncf" 11_i.:111n i;:n 1hrough the molinns un11nimn11.~Jy 11pprovrd thi~ mnrning . ··1r \\'P h::i1r In dn iT .10 1 1n1('~ thrr1 \\'l".11 rtn i! !hill WRV h11t wp 'rp rteTrrminrrt 10 t;i kp th1.~ 11('t1nn 11n i:11rP thllt Pl"Pr~·nnP. lhnrnu .irhly u nrler~IRnd.~ nur 1n- trn!inn~." .lu~• ~11i r1. R11!1in cnnrlrmn~ !hi' LP<1_1:11r n1rP!1n 11, 11~ itle11:11I h11t lhr lr,i;:11lil~· nf hi~ n1,1·n I.AF\ hP11rin11 i.~ hr1ng 1111r~t1nn('d 1nr111 v. 11 WA.~ nr1•rr re11llv kn(l'.1"11 if Hvrlr sh.:ik1n1:. An<i 11.c1hlv i1nrl rr ~tr11 1n, ;.,.,.~ c1111Prt 1he tnrr11n,i;: tn nrrlrr. Anrt _qr1·r ral ;i llnrnrl"~ rirr~rnr rt1.~m 1 ~~rrl F111t1 1n ·, nnm1n Rll(ln nr L1 rkr.r /or lhP pncl hr lrl h) Prllr•nn :t~ Pl'jUlll!.v n11! nr nrdrl" Tn<ia1· ~ .•lnrm .v hPAT lfl l{ 11 l~n ll"fl 1n rtnuh! 1hr rompn~ll111n nf lh p LAFr fnr \l"Prlnr.•rl11 v·~ 1•i1 al hr<1r1n11 1nln the 'prnmi.~rrl l:i11d"" ,11nnrx1111 nn prnpn.\11!. fl1Afl.V nf lhf' lllA.l'flrS prr.crnt 111 lflrill l' .. C Lra11uP n1rrT1nt1: <'nnd r mnrrl ThP R11 l!in. C'a~prr .•-H.vrtP mnvt rlurin,i;: lhr wPrkrnrl 11~ ;i h1rl In Pfl~Url" Sant A Ana·s an.nexatlf)n nf the cnntrnvf'r~IAI 938-.:icrl' stri p which n1;i_\" form pArt nf th!' planned community of lr1'111r. !-i;in l:i Ana'~ ;irgun1rnt lhRI !ht l11 nd l"Annnt brCfln1e p;1r( of !hr flf'W Cify tlf Irvine hC'cau se nl ;i pr ior ngrermcnt with 1he Irvine Cnmpan.v was rrctntl .v ~truck down hy Superior Court .Judge Raymond Thomp~nn, rt 11"11s poin1ed out tnrl.:1.v 1h11t lh~ wrekcnd "s r1r1•eloprncnr.~ Al"P designerl to ensure a snlid 1·()tr fnr Santa A.n.:i and against Irvine in tl'rcsts at Wcdncsday·s L1\f'C hrarin,i;. Lei:igul" ~pokr;;n1rn in.~i;;t thal \\le.cl· n('sda~··;; heanng v.·111 not be lc.i:A t 11 Jl(inh;irdl rlOC'.-; not ()('CUP~' !he chair del"nleri tn the frague'.• rrpresentRli\'"'· i11eanwhile •hi;; mnrn ing. Supervisor r·:isrl'r;; rcfusC"d 10 tli ~cus!' 1he pnssib1li!11 !hal his disrussinns \1ith Surir rvi.~nr Ra1 · tin .:ind H.vdp irnmcdi;ilely fnl lowinJ:! thr. abnr!Pd LAl·"C hearing cnn.~lilutPd a 1·1nl;ition of 1he Brn11•n Ar1. He !nlrl lhe DAILY PILOT frnrn hchind rln~('d doors th:i1 he h11rl "no cnmment" on lh P allrgalinns . SupPrvf~or R;it1 in·~ 11ide 11tlv1sed !hi~ nr'ol'Spaprr·s rrpnrtrr 1hR1 hi~ chief w.:is bu~v i11 .'I "lrgislativ P .~c~~inn" ;ind could not rli~ru.<.~ !hP mAtlcr with nev,.smen at 1hr prr<i'nt !1mr Hr C"'lnfirmrrl I hat H1:dP W.'I.'! In Ratt1n '.J nffirr h tJ1 tP.fU~Pd (n ri ivUlli!, lhP tnp lC Of cnn1•er~a!1Cln . Po lice ProlJe W ee li.e11cl Rash Of Burglari es L.:i~11n:i RrRr·h pnltcP art iiivr!tigating 11 ~Prir< fir wr>rkrnrl h11n:l.:i rir~ 11nd theft s in whir·h ;ilrnn~I $2,(\1)1\ In merchftndise wa.~ takr.n frnm severiil re.'!idenL-', l'l~1l n1·~ 11nrl b11.<ine;;~f'~. Tll"n Arrr~l c wen• milrlP In ('nnntrtinn 11'!1 h lhrrr nf !hr rrimr<. 11 nd f)!'l ic P cl11im hn1h or thP !'11!'pr('I!' h::11·P arlrni11rd the h11rRlllnr~. Thr~ wrrp 1rlentif1rr1 11~ Fr11n· rt~ R Cahill. 22. 11nd Pedro A. C11rrHlo, IR. hnlh lr.ll n<1rnl< Thr p11 1r wrrr honkrrl on rh11r Rr• nl l;ik 1nR SIT frnm 1hr ('i111rll rl l11ht Stinp 111 !'>flfi S Cn:ist H1,ehw;i1· :inr! <1''Alin$! 111·n r-:>SP~ nl frn~rn rrahrnf'. Cniffur·r.~. 1211 ~ Cn:i ~! H1j1 hw11~ Thr !h!"I"" 1•rimr• rrpnrtrdly n1·r11rred rAr l.1• Frl rl;iy rnnrn1nR Trrr\' ri (".:irnp. nf Hnllt11·nnrl. lnld pnlirr hP II".<~ sl rr11in£ nn i1 hrnrh In l!it .100 hlnr-k nf Rrn11cl\1'R.\" r;i rl.1 thi_.. mnrnin .1i whl"n hi~ wallet , con1 Rin1ni: S117, w;:is r('rnn1·icd from hi~ lrnusrr flOCkCI<. Th; mClther ·d11ughter dun ~·ill fi!O nn !n pl1.v Sut f.!11lpet snd RnsP,11nn nunr-1111 of J\l11nh.:ittan Beach fnr the rir~t plarr pn.~1- !ion Thr rla!P of !he _camp hA~ nnl ,1·rt l'ieen 11nnnunce.d hy r"cre.<tinn rlepRrl· ment nrfiri.:il~ pArf •f thret Jf•rt 11rlt1) Tht-local learn of Sh11r BuhH.1: 11nd fhri~ Conklin pl::ired lhird in !hf' v.·omtns e1·enl. with Diane Sv.·ePnP~' 11nrl 1.lnrt11 11111rman nf r-.1anhat.tan Be1ch comin.R in fnurth Dnll(I Allen Ill lht T~crt-1lion drpart - menf ~aid !ht \l"nmen "s nptn "v.•i\1 de(ini!el,v ht held next. ~ear. I!. was 11 big :1uccess this first time 1round .'' WHAT YOU AL WAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT PAWN SHOPS* *BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK De you 1pe<lollre In et1e pertltulel' hern 7 J05 Nert~ El c • ..,1., R1 1I, •1 ~1 1 Otti.• OHie" (Oi!I Mftt· UC W111 11 .. SI•~~ N1w111•1 INK~ llll '-'1"'1""" f•u ~vt•r1 ~un11.,.1111 8Mcl'I: 11111 IMCl'I llltlllt~•·ll You11g Firefighter Injured Bl Y11. Wt 1p•ti•li 1• in J io1 monch t nd fin • 9tm1. How•var, wt htv• 11vtrythin g from •ntiqu e1 to 1f1r10 -!]Uni fo c.11m1r41 - mutic1 I in 1lrum1nf1 to 1porl1 il em1. D• yo• r•pll!lr J•wt lry •nil wetch"? DOM RACITI OUR MOS T UNUSUAL DIAMOND GUARANTEE rlA!LY 1'1.,0T, wit~""'<"" ce,..,~lnetl t~t ,,,_.. .. ...,,. It lll!•ll1~•t l olly l lCttl 5v•· <tty 111 t .. t rt1f M"l&nt le• l.ttu111 l11c~. H--1 leti;>o. Ce••t "''"· 1-<lr'll"Ole• ihe<l'I, l"ev•t•lfl Vt •ltv 11~ ( ..... l'f"lf/ c ... ttlf"-•fA SIMlt~·r~. ·~ •'Ill ""' ~lt<Ut Hiit,_., l'•l~<lt>tl trlnllnt 1ltM ~ ti 1lt W..! lty 11''1'!, (O••t ,_.., •. , ••• , •••• 17141 ••2·•Jll C'-""N Alfffftldtit 642°1671 ._ e..._... ..," De,•"-1lfl: ,, .. ,J ... ••1·441t \. L.,... ..... Alt 0.,.~ftt ,..., •••• ••4·•••• In Lagu11a Nigu el lnfer110 A 3()-acrr brush fire T'"l'lllrt'rl lhroU-'lh fY1rtlnns of L.11gun11 Niguel Sund11y Af- ternoon . cau&lng e1"v1>re l njurie~ In a ~·nun; firefighter working on 11n El Tnm C'rPw Ric h11rd LOui11 8e11rh. 19. nf Lllgun11 Rl'11r h. ~11flert"d 11 brnkPn r1b And lntl!'m11I 1n\urie~ when he lost his foo1 ln1 ind fell nntn 11 pilt nf boulllt-rs RP11ch, who work11 \\'l1 h 11 flrf'fl llhtlng rrrw fnr !ht l" S f"nrc~trv nu ! nl th, El Tnrn st11tinn , undtrwent 11urgery 11 Snuth ('1111~! C<immunity Hn.,plt11I ~untl11y 11f· ttml)(ln Hf' w111 de!'-l'r ibf>d !n ~11tl.,fac1nry rnnditton r.<rlll'T tfld11v Th, Ol11zt w311 11pr11'renl!y •t11 r1td b)' • rer.rc,1t1on-111 \'ehlc le tr1\'elina ln lh• I brushl.:ind are11 1 mlle M>Ulh ol Cro"'·n V11ll"Y P11rkway and 1 milt ea~t of P11rlflr Co11s1 Hlghv.•Ay. Nn slnicturts 11re In tM vicinity. CflUn· ly firt dep11rtment orflc\11ls s11ld. Sr1'rnty.flvt flr1Jfighttr11 , Int I u ri I n II rnreslr,v. rttunty i nd v {I I u n It t r ftrtflii:h1er~. quellM lht bl11r,~ ln 1bnu1 90 min ult.'. ~ulldnP.trs •l~n '>l'l'rl' pul tn U"(' in !hr fire . F'nr 11 tlmt. vlslbl1 Jtv l}n frerw1y •tr1>lrhe~ 11~ fi r 1w•1· · AS S•n Juan C11pi&trJ11nn 11·11~ J11ffPct.ect hv th~ lhlt:k smnkr t>ln11 In-" inl11nd , · ln ill•l r,port11 of the blate came In 1t 11:04 p.m. ...... (; ' • ii • We h•v• c.ompl1t1 repa ir f11 c1liti 11 •f rt.I• 1on•bl1 pr ic••· Try u1 •nd 111! Do you llluy dlr.ctly from lt11flvllf1H1l17 Y11 . Moil of our n•11irc.haodi11 it purc:he11d from cu 1lom1r1 th1t com e into our 1fort. 11 titer• • cheAtt the tN4t •• atel.,. 7 Ne . E .. 1ry pi1t• of merch1ndi1 t i1 clt •rtd with lht poli ce Jept rlment, 1002 ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM • FIND IT HERE FIRST COSTA MESA JEWELRY and LOAN DAil T ' It 6 1138 NEWPORT ILVD. DOWNTOWN COITA MISA COM! IN AND HOWS! AR OUND PHONE 646·7741 l ttwtM H.,W • l rN4Vf.., • Wiit• ye• b1, • ~ll•lll••til freftl 11 •• wltl •u1re"t" '~"' tille"'e"<i 11 •PJ!•llM et to •. MOii 111-.. .,., ~hi fer It tr r•er "''"' Mt.•. Co• Y•• tilt .. WI .1 ... wlotrt1 CO Ml'Atl. EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED 30 DAYS , I 'I I I I • -..... -.. -· 22 DAil V F'llrii SC Yoair ltlotie y Complete-New York Stock List Ho spital Caree1·s Great f 01· Grads By SYLVIA PORTER Our hospitals are sla 1ed to become tht nation s btggesl 51ngle new source of Jobs by 1975. Jess than four years from now -for a great variety of health v.orkcrs as v.e]I as physicians and nurses Thi~ prediction comes from no less an authority than Dr. Edv:in Crosby, president of the American Hospital Assn. Are you, the high school stu- dent , aware of the range of opportW11ties open to YOU in the health professions and oc- cupations? Do you know ho1v greatly upgraded have been pay scales 1n this area? It well may be that )OU would be virt ually 1ntc1 ested a career in the fle!d of Here's a rundown on '" he alth. some? ·Home HeaJth Aide trained, usually at a high school, voca- t1onal school or adult educn· tion center to perform a wide variety of services 1n the homes of sick or disabled pa· tients al a fracti on of the cost of staying in a hospital More than 200,000 such workers are now needed, estimates the National Council of Homemaker's Services in' New York but only 15 000 workers are ava1!able Typical pay of home health aides is $125-$150 a week . ,. Assistant in Drug Ad· d1ctrnn Centers 1n demand to adn11n1ster methadone 1 n metadonc maintenance clinics, ''talk do1\" drug abusers suf. fe ring fron1 bad trips, analyze pa!ienl specimens, etc, 'Or1hop:1st top help people, especially ch1Jd1en, to coirect eye defects and defective visual habits under ihe superv isio n of an ophthalmologist (an .~1 D . spec1al1z1ng in visual disorders). ,. Ass!stanl Oper;iling Room Secretary to schedule opera· !ions and arrange for ap· propnate staff to be on hand . -Translator· to work in hospitals 1n Spanish·speak1ng and French.Canadian com· muni t1es as bridge bc1ween patient ilnrl phy~1c1ans and /or hospital adm1n1strat1 on "Medical Emergen c y Technician to ride in am· blJ!ances and p e r f o r n1 therapeutic and other func· t1ons 1n hospital emergency roon1s. • ~lental Heal!h Nu rse Practitioner. to assist 1n nurs-- tng care in mental 1nstUutions and perform non·profess1onal tasks •operating Room Techn1· c1an (surgical technician ): to assist in the n1any aspec ts o( care of patient pre· and post· operat1\le, lil the operating or delivery room. ·senior Nursing Attendant : lo as51st in hospital nursing care, taking blood pressure and specimens. operate trac· llon. oxygen and f lu i d drainage equipment •chn1ca! Adm in1strat 1ve Assistant lo counsel the underpr!'l1legcd on health care in neighborhood chnics. •PhysiC1an's Assist ant !n perform certain diagnostic and therapeut ic procedures under phys1c1an's supcrvts1on for 1Tl!tance. v.eigh and take patient histories take blood pressure, e 1 e c: l r n • ca rdiograms and X·ray5 , proc. ess lab specimens. "Pharmacists Aide 1o assist the pharmacist J n recordkeeping. labeling, com· pounding and packaging of drugs ,. Patient Service Represe n· tative . lo assist patients with health, insurance. r-.1cdicare, Medicaid, other financial mat· ters and to handle complaint.s a bout service received • Card1opumonary Techn1· cian to assist 1n the treatment of patients with heart-lung ailments (set up and operate o>.')'gen equ ipment, work tn an operating room a n d J or recovery room, provide cer· ta in emergency s e r v 1 c e s associated w l th heart.Jung disease •0rlhoped1c Equ1pmen1 Attendant to maintain 11nd servic~ orthoped ic devices used to repair broken bones, EiC "Physical Therapist· !1;1 evaluate phystcal disab1!1t1cs and use physical a n d breathing exercises as we ll as other techniques In h c I p restore muscle coordination and strength •Aides For r-.1enl11l Retarda tes spcc1al1sls across th e board are 1n dema nd in fac1l1ties for mental retardares ranging frnm m us 1 c ther<Jpists to speech chn1c1ans The needs are overwhelm· 1ng Thr op portunities are almost end less The variety or v.nrk !n !hs entire area or hea!1h 1s grnv.•ing sleadil}. more impressi ve And !he paychecks -finally -(lre competing \I, 1fh those 1 n almost any field open to the high school graduate Increase N Ow $13 9 An1eri cans purchased more Series E ;ind H Savings Bonds le durini:: lhe first half or 1971 1rw;:5 D'NEiU. th an tn any Slx·monlh pcnnd =.•1:•1l 1m~•NT liNe.. since !~55 according lo Donald """"" ,.,. -"""' ...... 1~ Kcnncdv v o I u n t e e r e·~ w e•~l~ ST 3••·0JOI $ l S,OOO INV:;~n:~:~ Ornnge Count.' I 80°/o WRITE OFF-1971 OUTSTANDING ORA NG E COUNTY COMMERCIA L PROPE RTY -LEASE BACK ::! KWIZ 1480 AM RADIO .. • Al l THE GOOD SONGS BY All THE • ,,. ,,_ - w % ... ~ • - WIN FREE! IT'S EASY 1971 Austin America CASH (Lots of it) Hundreds of other prizes Send a postcard, or th e attached covpon with y our name, a ddress a nd zip code, including phone number to: KWJ Z, Santa An a, Calif- ornia, 92703. ONI INTlY ,,. n1soN r----------------------, I I KWIZ DREAM WHEEL I I NAM<-----------~ I ADDRESS __________ _ I CITY'------------ 1 ZIP'-----------T"" IPHON<-----------~ --~ "' ~ "' 0 g Liglit lforl~ ....... 111 1 ... 1 A1htd 0 11 I 1'0 AoMO p!l .0 Aull arew AUii [)(; \ ?6 Md $p I Xii> "'nd Ttt n1p A!l>lont Xlt All(vf l \)I, "'" llUCMl<! 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Jrozcn and vibrated year 1n and year out at tl1p pl<1n1 ~;:/ l~~r~on"" "'"'" Co •O ll•nr,. 1 !~ "'"n'" ot l ~ .. ,.Ko ''" ••n•ll o•• '" fl•nll ~nl l 10 ""'tOuot ll•nqu•T •n ,,.,,,, """ "'"" S!I I ?0 n,n T~ro• J1 ,flt•r kO•t~' I "-'"0~~ (.t.PI M,,..~av ' tn"'o'••e ;;~:;J~•.:, :~ '"r·~ ~lo<< E•inange •"t•\ i••nr > H~ ,. l1IU >IOI :~~bl:tl~.i.:o (ll•h \ Mlt~ LOW , •• ,. '"' i .. ,.l•n Co '" ~1illio11s of A111 ericans -A-Cu tti11g Down on Buyi11g !~:J;::;~ i) iJ; .t.cmeMkl 1b ~O ;1•, , .. ., "' " 511• ' BohC•< JJb 'Ion~ Ind 'IMl<MTM l 11 flo•~•· 1 ;o " llnrqW•r I 1S ,, ~0'"''" "~ •, llo•fdl1 11~ '> ·~· E~ "''~S 'o ~""'"' I"< NE \V YORK (AP\ -\Vhile moves made 1n \\ ashington receive most nf Lhe credit or blame for direct. g the cou1 sc nf thP cconomv. Jess publicized decisions niade 01 er the kitchen table ha ve tremendous lmpacl too The dec1s1o n bv million~ l}f ord ina ry Aniencans to cool 1t, for example Aware tha1 the economy had overheated, as evidenced by higher prices 1n C\'ery type of sto re , e0 nsumcrs decided on di rect ac!1on They cut down on buying. In 1970, more than SS 8~ b1ll1nn Y.as Ol'.ed nn charge ac· counts Latest figure:<. for lh1~ vcar show the tntal reducer! bclo1v $8 b11!1on In March 1l drnpped all tn $7 2 b1 l11o n, although 1t has risen some since then PA YING BI LLS Mu ch of the enerizy 1hat wa:<. <hverted from buying .,.. ;is directed lowarrl p;iying b1\1~ ln l!l69 about $!15 billion 1n in· stalment cred1l \V ils repii1d Lasl yr11 r JI tnppc-d ~\flO b1lhon This "ear s ra1e 1s higher than that. Unfortunatrlv. lhrrc is a less construct1vr aspect nf the p 1 c tu r c While manv Am cric.<ins arc able tn pay off !heir bills, an 1nc1c<1s1ng number ::ire nn! Personal bankruptcies are ristnt" Vrcwed over ;i number n( vears. there 1s no I h in~ surp r1 s 1ng 11boul lhr bankruptcy picture. Because o( rver larger populat1nn thr number tends !ri gro1v over a lnng period nr tlmr In 1967, hnwcv!'r. i! ;ip- pe>ircd to have topped out Rankrupt cit•s 1n 1hat vrar reached ii huzh of mnre lha n 191 000 ·r h!' f1gurr frll 1n both 1968 and 1!169 hot now 11 1~ inn\ 1ng 11n b<Thl:, v.111 ~car :i~~1 ri «nrl 1110 noo tnr FHG TI CASO'.'! prn. this Onf' nl 1111' h1g 1r.1 sons fr1r p!'r~nna l h11nk rup1t 1r~. ;i !.ill· ing stntk flli'l! krl n1ay 11">1 br rl!i 111ucl1 ;i r<1tlnr tins vr-;ir 11s 1n 1hr 11111ncd1a tc pa~1 The 1n11rkct 1s nluCh h1ghrr lhHn ;i \Cl'lr <'Igo, e1 en 1f it ls wrll bcln1v 1ls retenl highs Hn11 cver. the pcrsislrnlly l11gh rate for uncmplo) ment 1~ pxpectrd In lake its toll Although the Jobless rate y,;as measured at 5 6 percent in ,June, compared with 6 2 per· cent a month earlier. 11 is ex· pected lo be back in the 6 per- cent are<1 this nlonlll, Comm1ss1on r.<1!cs "'" !ilock purchases aren 't likely Lo W ells 'Fargo In Britain SAN FRANCISCO -(AW\ \Veils Fargo Bank Sa n Francisco. Tuesday (July 27 ) announ ced plans to establish a merchant bank -Wells Fargo Ltd. -in London. Richard P Cooley, president and ch1er executive nfficer of Wells Fargo Bank , ,;aid that i;ubJect to fina l e.pproval of regulatory authont1cs \Velis Fargo LTD 1s expected to begin oprrat1on early tn 1972 w1th an effective cap1tahzation of SIO million. Wells Fargo Bank will own 100 percent o( Adm;fo 16g •l 11'• dri\e any s1nall 1nves!nrs 1n!o ~~~':.'~~;1 .~ 1~~ H • ban kruptcy, even though some ~~~~~~: 0, 1 11 }f' brokers claim !hat they are ~u'"' r~ 1, •r•. A1le•n Int i.< J;, headed that \Va y 1f they dnn'\ A ' ~•oa Jen / w . be • r h ..... l'!ed ~9 "° ,~,,. grL ;; Iler price or t Cit AJ 1ndu•r,... i~ l~. A~1on1 h 16 Jl • Sl'l VICCS Al• Ge! I In • ll'o r •l••k• tn10t1 ii 1e But , as Jn olhrr p.111s o the Alborio<.: 11 11 101-. economy the bliyer has d('rid· ::~!~'~'i~m"1 !~ ;~~. ed th<1t 1hey are headed !hat !l!~~~~~d 1:11:' •: ~!1• \\'llY if they don 1 gPt a better :::::~~ ;~~ i,,1 ,i,•;; price for !heir ser1 ices !::~t~~ !1'~ .i; \~ : AllooPv 1 J;'. •9 11'. 'l" -' -,, ' " ' .. ... 12'• •'· 19" "' ". I.I'. " ·~ flr•n•! t.lr•~ -.,. l\'109~' I ,n """"MY I ?n ~ 'lrl••Mv o•) ;. "••IF'•t l(l~ '1 ed"'Y H•l~I "dwl'H>I n! 1 Ii 6r~wvGI• 10 fl~1.nur. 1 17 '• !I.town Co '• ~wn~nro 1" ... flWnS~~e ' !O:t '• "'""'" ~ p " "ur• E' I 1n " ~v~~ c ~ \. fl unoF ~' •n nu"""' lorl "u'''"" I •n 'o "uln•~W lolJ "P"'""' P•mn ~U"~p "'I 'i" nurl l~d I '" "' '' >In > ''" l-fGHT f'IRST Bu1 as 1n olhcr parts nf the f"Conon1y, !he buyer h<1~ de cid- ed that he isn't going to accept l11gher charges v.·11hou t a fig ht. Allied en 1 10 111~ 1~1 , Alld M•1~ 13 .)1 JO •' uq•• Fl~"'L STOX '"• ,,,, !I' 11•. 10'• IO , )~ . ]~ . ?l , ni., JI ' Ji • 151~ 15"> l lb•I -1 ~url'-tnr ol \j 'IU'"rl\' )n Alllod f'd 60 1 lj , "'ll•rdSI• I •O 10 11 All>~d ~uo~, •I l'o AlhoCn ISo ~\ 'l" A llr.9IAut 6~ l '1 1 Aloh• P C•m , I• AllO• I !I>'! >ll II'• Reprt"scnla[l ves of sn1all in-•m•1Su~ • ·~ ,,' " _ AMe~c 1~ 11 . ves!ors arc ;;lm0st un111formly Am•' E• 11~ 11 11·, againsl a rate increase ~~~.~.P1l1~ J ~j ,, ln tcstin1onv brforr lhe !'.!.'~~11~,'J ~ 11 1~1 , " I Am A"I •l)i> 11, l f'• 5ecurilies and r.xc 1ange Cnm· •!l•w " 1s9 1) 15'• mi~~ion. the chairm~n nf the :.!Bd~;1 ',';~ 1~.~ ',\,, N;:itiona1 Assflc1a!1on nr ln Vf'St· ~"'c.~a;,1 1,01 ~: :r~ mcn l Clubs Thom11s O'Hara :"'c;:,~'"1";,,, •1; 11i''. rnntended th~1 "the rn11re ~cf~~~Q 1 11;n 1.~ 111;.;. burden 0r pro v1 rhng 1ncrr ased ~"' 01 .. 111 l J 11 ~011ne1 ~ •• •:J1• income tn the indu~try 1s being ""' ou•"'"" • ~"' hnrnr hy the 1ndiv1dual 1n ~~r~~; ,~~0 ·:~ "f; ve~1n1 ., h m , •n o• 1IJn Jl H;:in ~ R flen1 ~ch. prcs1den1 nf !he N;:it1nnal Sh;:irehnldrrs Assoc1a 11on also rc1i:istered oppns11 1on tn an lncrcasr ne1n1sch Look excep1 1on to lhe claim by brnk ers rha! thev haven't had a cnmm1s1on in- crr asc 1n 1.1 year~ "'" ~•n 1 1n ) "'• An>~ n ~fl 5n •HO II > A(,nB~ I llo '"' 1~~. 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'~ ' ,, .. '"' -... 118 ll'o ll't ,..,, -·~ l!.! 11 , 11 . 17\,-1\<., >00, lJ11> JI'" Jl\•1 -~ • .)\, 6l Al'" ~ '• ' ~ ... '1'• •61\ -... .. 'l ... J", 11-, -.. IU M•o 6si;o +'lo 11 II'\ 16-', 161.io --'• ~ ~~:~ n~ jf~ ~I :t 1 11 I) !l,. 1! .. -"• :I• .,., <11, '"• -.. tl "' • ~5'.. t.!'" -t, ~ "'~ 1;·· !9 . -'· :Ill ll '• J lo J7'o -• -L- .. ·~ -"'• . ~, )!>, •• "" _,, "'• 6] , ~ , •• 'ln'4 .. •1 ' ., .. ' ll'" ••• ~'"' ~ " •1'--l•o ]!•. + .• 7(1~. -·~ '" " ... '" ,..,, -.. -~ • OA!l '1 PILOT 2 J 3-6 Age Group ·~· FOR ADVERTISING in the Kids Get Own TV Series NOWI "LEMANS" WEEKEN DER OUT 'N" ABOUT SECTION HOLLYWOOD !UPI) NBC is planning "a major, ha I f-bour, five-day-a-week, Mo nda y - l h rough-Friday·• children's television series to "Big Jake• /'. ('rl.lW. C!NTI~ fl_M'i i'l'.'fN! ... !()N 11c......-~ ,.,,...,. .... ,.!QPjo >.W..10."l (J .... l'l._l'l..lt.o' •'.-( ALSO iGPI ''The McKenzie Break" Continuou' Show Daily From 2 ~do t1tw•o1r llA<H .• •• '"° •••··-'• loi...lo•• 1140 1,1, •• 0 1. )•IJ~ STH BIG WEEK Cnthu1ou1 Show SGr. Fro"' 1 ;JO-Su". 1 p.111. begin early ne1! year. The series is exptctcd to be on all five of NBC's owned- and-opera ted video stations - in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington e. n d Cleveland -but the network's numerous affiliate stations will decide on .11n individual basis , whether to use it. Broadcasts in the series will not be present as a straight- through n e t w o r k showing. Which means NAC is doing its part so far as trying to im · prive children 's progranl· n1ins -and. in effect. is tell· 1ng its affiliatef:. that it is up to !hem individually to show just how public servicc·mninded !hey are in this area . .. Acceptance and scheduling of the programs will be determined by the stations," NBC said in its formal an· nouncemcnt Tuesday. Ac-cording to the network. the series "will be directed primarily lo the three.to-six· year-Old group. 2J.1d w i 11 present a bal anc ed e d u ca t i onal-cntertainment format. \\'ith the accent on learning. The program content \•:ill be designated to interest and involve paren!.s as well 2.s children." Because of i t s distribution, the series ob- DUSTIN l!!!'I• HOJ'JM..\N <el "lfTTll: BICir.t\N" viously will not be available for network sale, but a pair or two-minute "positlons will be providerl for I fl r a I OOlll· mercials or public service .an- nouncements. one near Uie beginning and one near the end of each program." t h e substantial production costs, and will relUn all revenue from any local sales." Dick Cavett is full of good surprises these day.!. First came the news that Orson \Velles, v.·ho was his sole guest for two 90·minute outings, will sit in ·as host of his late-night ABC.TV series for the week of Sept. 6-10, while Gavett is on vacation. Now comes Lhe news that Fred Astaire, another Edw!lfd1 CiMma Yieio 501' 0•'9" h•y. ar la ~., M•lllOll Vi•jo fox fuller1on j 10 No, H1ubof Bl ... .52.5-4747 S2.ys NBC: "This represents ll reduclion of !wo minutes from the usual dayume com· mcrcial struclure and will permit longe r segments of lJ n i n I err up led program material. Stations carrying the program will pay a program se r\'ice charge to he lp offset memorable solo visitor with Mword} (intmo foit So. Coos! #l Pacific's Oro ngt 111 C2.vett last fall. will make a esr 11 341oa,,,1o1 s....1<1....,Fwy.01c11ap_. t llfn•">ltr 01 Gold•nW"I Aooht..., O.!>"!le return appearance with him wntm"'"" ••2·44tl .546-2712 .SU-70 later this yar. _1_!~~~~~~~~~111111~~ RATEoG .•• sur MAY BE TOO INTENSE FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN. 130 minutesof excitement! 96 of the most critical hours in history! Suspense to las t a lifetime! ~,.. , mr VfflE PROOl.<OOH ~NDRot.EDA SlRAIN A UNl'ICRSAL P'ClUR( · l((;HNl())LQR" P~VISK1tf 151 THE OTHIR llG PICTURI PLAYING • • ·-· -•-'- first Time At Popular Prices Contin uous Performances ,, .. •••o<lot~ ... ···~·-p•od•t~ .... Song Of Norway .......... •M•--"'°"'~(.,•,fl ··--Tor•I~ llorence l>l•u•1t•d Hend~ .. on l hr11tin• r1•nk S.-tiolhn rorrrll• ·-~ ... -.. ···~· .. 1 .. 1....,.;c.,. --~ ... -.. 1,,. london \,..,oh..,,o,,1,.,.,, -·" ·-·· ................ . "'""" .. A'~'°*l )I""" ••• •• .............................. * COAST HWY. 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What is more, the DAILY PILOT welcomes letters from readers and publishes al· most all of them. Our Policy Letters •hould norma ll y convey thei r message in 300 wo rds or less. Th e right to conden•e le tte rs to fit sp a ce is re se rve d. All letters must includ e si gn atu re a nd m o i I i n g address , but nam es moy be withheld on re qu est if suff ici en t reaso n is appar- ent (emba rrassment or ha ra ssment t o wri ter, for ex ample). Poe try will not be publi,h ed in a ny form , good or bod. Exception Letters in poor taste, lib elous or unsig ned are the ex ception to th e rul e that the DAILY PILOT pub lishe s almost every letter ii re- ceives. They will not be published. If you feel stron9ly about an issue send your "side" to "Mailbox". It's one of the best read features in the DAILY PILOT. • MAILBOX Orange Coast DAILY PILOT P .0. Box 1560 Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 • • ,, ! • / I I .... . ,,. Mondl,Y AU9Ult q 1971 Monday "s C1osillg Prices-=.complete New York Stock Excliange List ... N .. 0-------------< I..,, J lflllll Ll'W ( .... C,,. • Stocks Close Low lt1 Slow Session NEW \OR K (UPI) -Stock clos•d shlfl>IY low er ~londay m the 1lowest session of the year ~~ 1i.z0·~1 Concern over 1nflat1on and hi eh unemployml!nt ~~ 11,1 ~' :O Y.ere amone the neeatlve influences but the b1aiest ~?.o c!l\~ smile factor pressuring the market w11 worry over ~r:;~t 't:~ 'i, the fate O{ the dolla r Whtch pJunoed to lls lowest V""'•• ol 11 e v~i<IM"' '° 1,vel since l 949 on the Frankfurt money market u~1,..,.. ie One analy!l sa.ld the market has been going ~~11;~:;~ '°'.e1 do"n bu l tod ay It was 11gravated by the un rer ~~~ :~ ~ L;unty about the. dollar ' v er~ 01 Ml ~~re.: "50c'1 A House Senate econom.Jc subcommlttet' c:ui u~, c;,, 10 eested over the weekend that the US dollar may ~~i'e ~~~ 1 have to be devalued but the treasury g11d 1t has no U•tMM 1.:.0 u" Noc1 plans lo seek such a chanae u"' •~ Ml" h L _, h J U~FdC. •]fl S ortly uefore the f1n&.1 a:ona: t e Dow ones us ~"' o!.t lndustr1a l 1\verage was off 7 95 at 842 e.e. Standard ~i~~°'! 1 r6~ & Poor s 500 stock index wa! off 0 72 at ga ~3 while 8~ 'ttv::,;i 3 declines topped advances 9~1 to 383 among I 621 ~s L:~~a ~ uisues crossing the tape ~i/c~':u •~ Piolost major stock groups including steel mo 8 p1';.411 : tors chemical! oil aU"lm es and .aircrafts traded 81st..";t ~ J ~ narro\vly with 1 downward b111 ~I/:'~ 'i':n ,..,, 31 ... 1 .. ,, .. _ " Electronics and rails traveled in. both di.fee 8~H ~:I :r :ri 21'-' 11 ,. -~"' tJ b l Id t--• ll h d u" U• '11 31 1 ,..,, ,. ,, 11 , _ "" on~ u go m1n1ng s uu.s aenera y s owe a 8,,, ;~·'., 1: .. • f,~,. 1120.,.11·~(:: .z firm tone The gold m1nmt rroup normally fares u~lvtr (tmO 11 od f Ual""tt f ~ u 11i 1 i a1« ->ti \.l e in a per1 o monetary uncert11nty ur11111~, .o ' 3 ll !' • "l' • ~ 103 ltl'> _,,.,. 1 "' ~ ., .............................. ,UM 1\p 14 lJ'o JI! l J"!o .,_ \o l' U!M ~I 15 •l .. Olli 0 -... u .~C•n ID • " "' " '" " ,,l! " " " ' "l ·i " .n ·~ n ' " .. SC DAI LY PILOT 23 Phone 6424321 Finance Briefs MONTUAL (UPI) -Akso Alurrunwn, Ltd laid It U• ~cts to mike. a n an- nouncement net t w e e k re11rdln& •n alumlnwn sale to Communist China Tht com pany said It h.td b e • n ne1otl1tin1 tuch 1 u.le but could not say yet wbelher 1t wlll 10 lhrouah An .4U1tr&l1an pohtlclan Rei PatterSM :said in Sh 1nah1J Wedneaday 1 Can•dlln company had made a SI million or mere Nle of aluminum t.o Communists Ch1111 BETHES DA Md <UPI ) - Gener&! Electric Co and Denr,u Ad vf!rtisinl Ud of Toxyo have exp&nded lhe1r in te.rnat1onal time &hiring O'lm~ pute.r network tn A&ia A new GI!: computer will be truitall@d ln Dentau 1 T o k y o head quarters NEW YORK (UPI) -NL lndwitr ies Inc the former National Uad C.o announced It will build a secondary an tlmonlal Je1d ame.Jter IO c~t $6 million on a 4S acre trac t near P'rtderlcktown N J ' ~~ DAll.V PIL OT Monday, August 9, 1971 ~ . / 'f. . . Sears .. . 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Delu xe Mini-Bike Was $\69.99 s119 R fgu Jar $1 99 .'J.~ • 4-cycJe en~ine.1 -i nch ruhular scccl frame, fo rk and hond lchar • Rear end shocks • 1:oot operated rear VI' heel brake •Twist grip th rotrle Ask A bo11 t Seor• r:nnvenien t CrPd i t P.l nn.c SANTA ANA THOUSAND OAKS VALLIT' .S4 7-JJ71 4 9 7-4566. 52l·l131 76l·l •61 , •••·2220 SANTA MONICA fOl lANCI V(I MONf l••·671 \ J 4l -1'1 1 7J9. ,,, 1 SOUTH CO.li lt l"l Af A U'I ANO Soti1loc1 ;.," G"""""' .. I J 40..l.)).) 91)•1927 ,, Te1.1r M•n•r l •lk ' -•• • -..... ·-............. ¥ Fish Friend Expert Helps Brazil Fir111 By PATRI CK BOYLE 01 tft1 O.llr "i.i S!•tl A tl!'tired LagWla Niguel fish expert has just _returneJ from a !~week stint in Braz1! w~ere he helped a fledgling rom· ~l!'rc1al lishery move to the profit side of Its ledger. Richard Croker. forn1er chief of :narine f~~heries for the California Department of I· 1sh and Game, described his vol untary ~rvlce to t~e S?ulh American country as a very s:ihsfy1ng experience." .'"It 10i·as a people-to-people operation \Vllhout any government involvement whatsoever," he notes with a grin, adding the lack o( red tape made the job much easier. Croker and hL~ \\'lfe , who live u 31~92 Crystal Sands Drive, went to BraJil In ~l ay as parl of a program sponsored by the lnterna11onal Exeeuti\'e Service t.:orps. A tall, at hletic man who looks much younger than his li4 \·ears Croker volunteered for \1'ork with the c~rps when he retired (!'Om his second profession last l'tB r. "I retired I fr om F'ish and G2me) young to try some difffrent things," the <1n1iable man explained, noting he went on to spend years with the U.S. Fore ign Service as Latin American Regiona l Fish Officer. The Executive Corps, a non-profit 4'rganization o( American business ex· rcu!h•es \1•hich seeks to strengthen private enterprise in developin g coun- tries, sent Croker to a small fishing village in Brazil for his first assignment. The vill2.ge, of 15,000 called sao Fran· cisco do Sul, is about 200 miles south or Sao Paulo, Cro ker explained . He was to assist Babitonga Comercio de Pesca, a commercial fishing firm which ha d re- <Juested help from the Executive Corps. "lt was a gung ho operation," Croker recalls, "but they had neglected to .see how much natural resource they had to oper2~e on. They got all geared up lo go and there .... ~re not so many flsh a.'i I.hey had expected.'' "It would be like starting a sardine cannery here in Laguna Nig uel," he adcb. The company had been formed by a Swiss man ""'ho bought si:r shrimp boats -at about $100,000 each·.._ had ~uipped & new packing plant with the most modern equipment. Cambodian Aide Meets 'Mickey' Cambodian prime minister·delegate Sir1k ~1atak. schedu led to meet ""'ilh President Nixon next week, met Mirltey !l!ouse al Disneyland as part of Matak'a Jirst visit to the U.S. The 1neeting took pla ce Sunday at City Hall in the 166-acre amusement park, v:here Malak spent the morning with an (lf[iciat party of 20 and a State De part· ment official. a Disneyland spokesman said. Actors dressed up as Mickey !i.1ouse alld other famous cartoon characters lin- ed up to greet Malak and hi s party. The 57·year-old Matak, who also is Cambodia's defense minister, quietly ar· rived in Los Angeles from Phnom Penh Friday and spent the weekend tou ring the area's tourist attraction5. He i.!i acheduled to leave ri.ionday for Washington and talks later in the week with President Nixon. • • • • •:\ -t ·- OAIL't' ,.ILOl S!1U ,.MIN HE LPS FOREIGN FISHERMEN Rich•rd Croker Croker said he discovered the fishe rmen ""'ere not using the best of methods to catch lhe evasive creatures. He also had to fire a couple of fishermen who \Vere stealing from the small company. His expenses !or the tri p were pa id by the fishing cc:Tlpany, but he got no salary for his JO weeks of service. \Vhile in Sao FrMcisco, he and his wife stayed in a spacious old house nexl door to the. owner or the ro mpan y. The village, Croker notes, achieved notoriety during the Sa n Francisco gold rush of 184'1 ,,·hen unscrupulous ship owne rs \1·ould offer to take passengers lo San Francisco. Instead, the gold seekers would be drop- pt>d in Sao Francisco do Sul. where they eventually died of yellow fever. Croker is not sure if any of hi s rcconl- mendations while a consultant helped the Brazilian company, but he has since heard from the O\\'ncr that operations are going more smoothly. He also learned that the company, on his recom- melldation, is going to expand to tt1e northern coasl of Brazil t1·hcrc shrimp are more abundant. The Executive Cor ps has assi~Led in about 2,000 projecL~ since 1\s organizallon in !964 by David Hockefeller of the Chase Manhattan Bank. Croker notes. He says most of these projects have been ac· 1:omplished in Br;1til and Colombia. tll'o of !he most rapidly developing of the South Americ;in countries. One reason for this development. Croker poinls out, is an un usual form of fina ncial support supplied businessmen by the Brazilian government. Under the plan. a business..'llan need only pay 75 percent of his yearly income tax bill if he will inves1 the remaining 25 percent in a business olher than his own. "It really doesn't cost them anythi ng because they would have to pay it in in· come. tax anyw ay,'' Croker sa.ys. The. retired fish specialis t hopes to get other assignments ""'ith the Executive Corps in the future and thinks it is an ex· cellent opportunity for men like himsel f to help others. "It also keeps retired people occupied and makes lhem fee l they are doing something useful ," he edd.s. , Unification Pla11s Aired Fo1~ Schools Oclail.s of a study of uniri cation plans affec ting lhe University Petrk, El Toro, Mission Viejo and 'J'ustin communities• 1chools wlll be pr esented al tonight's meeting of the Tustin Union High School District board. RPpresentali ves of the San Joaquin and Tustin Elementary districts \\'ill join with high school trustees for the 7 40 p.rn. prese ntation by Stanford Re s ea r c h lnslitute in the conference room of Tustin High, 1171 Laguna Road, Tustin. These districts, along "'ith Trabuco Elementary District, are mu lling a three- di s1ricl uni fication plan for presen tation to !he vo ters 1n June, l\li2. r:ritics of the firs t three-way spl it of the large, Tustin high school dist.rict ol>- jected to the assignation of valuable 1n· dustr ial properties to what would be the 1·uslin Unified District. \Vhile the plan provided three di stricts nearly matched in property \'aluc to students based on current attendance, op- ponents charged that in five or 10 years, the proposed !i.'llssion Vie jo and Jrvu1e unified districts would be impoverished by large nun1bers or students and a lo1v property ta x-base . Irvine critics have been more specific 111 their objections to the early three· district split The Irvine unified district ""'ould ha ve "virtue!ly no industrial lax base." 11ission Viejo would fare only slightly better ""'ilh Uie. El Toro in- dustrial areas being assigned to the Sad· dleback Valley proposed unified district. A committee made up of residents of each of the lhrec proposed di stricls .selected the Stanford Research Institute of Palo Alto lo prepare a study on behalf of the schoo l boards, according to \\'ayne Clark. president or the University Park: elen1entary sc h o o I parent-teacher orga ni1.ation and chairman of !he Irvine Counc il for Education . The beard ordered sn1 study is not the only one expected lo be completed prior lo sending a unifi cation plan to !ht> Orani,:e County Committee on School District Organization. Democrats Voted More E f fcc tiv c For Pros pe rity P111NCETON. ~.J . !t\PI -\\'1th many A1nericans rankini; the econoin y as the inost 11nportant doznestic problc111, the lale~t Gallu"p Poll reports voters now rc~ard the Democrats as twice as el- lecl1ve as the Republican party in assur- ing prosperity. In the latest survey, conducted in m1d- Ju!y, 46 percent of the 1,582 persons in- tervie"·ed said the Democratic party did a tH>llrr JOb or keepi ng the count ry pro- sperous. Twenty five percent of th<lse survcvrd favored the GOP. \\'hile 21 per· cent Said there was no difference and JO percent had no opinion. In addition ... Gallup reported !he r>emocrats ' advantage widenin.R:. In August 1968 the lwo parlies were even ly rated on economic issues. The Irvine Company and UC Irvine Ct>ni ributed $3.000 lo hire Development Econo mics Inc. ro com plel t' an 1n· clependent study of the unification situa· lion. -. - JOHN HANCOCK Cl!NT!" Chk:tgo 1127fHI Higli Rise1·s UARI TOWIJI CMoqo 14IOIMI •• ... ·-.. -- ... • The Empire State Building is no longer the tall est building in the. \vorld. The latest to clain1 the Lille ls the J ,450-foot Sears To,ver in Chicago. It is slated for complelion in 1974. Chart sho\1·s relative h eight of \vorld's four tallest huildings. J oaq11i11 Dist1·ict Begn1s U.S. F1111d P1·ogra1n P1·ohe .A. probfo intri federally funded progranHi i11 !he Si!n Joaquin Element:i ry School District was launched this wrck urged on b.v p:irents 1vho fe11 r there mciy be "loo ninny strings attached.·• .Jim C:irlin. leadt•r nf th e Cordi\lel'il School parent grou p which recently at- tacked "experimental" programs and "lack of discipline"' in the ir ~tlssion VieJO facil ity , asked trustees recently if they nor1nall y approved every federally Jund · ed prograrn He suggested that the board m<I)' not he :iware nf some of the "pilot'' or '"f>X· perimental progr;:im.~ going on in the schools, pa rticul;ir!y those fundect by thr Elen1en1ary and Secondary Education Act (F.SF:A 1. Superintendent llalph Gates assure.fl Carlin th<il al! new programs are thorOllghly reviewed and approved hy the Board of Trustees Defore placed in opera- tlon. "PAren1 s \1•ill ha\'r In rel y nn !he board 's Judgn1ent." said Gates. Tru s!ee Dennis Smith added that !he flistrirt receives <lppr o:"11n1atrl,1· S20.000 from the federRI J:OVen1n1cnL ''There arc no strings atlaf'hed lo any or lhese fu nds,'' said Smith Dr. \\liHiam Stocks, a s s i s t a n L supl'rinlcnden! for instruction. said the dis lrict cu rren!ly receives funding for an ESEA Title I project to develop langua ge skill s in children whose First lanRuage is Spanish and rund ing for A Tille JI project \Vhich provides library books. He added that lhe district has complete control over 1.1•hich books are selected. Fl'dl'ral ninnies <ll:.o arr pro1 ided on a matchu1g basis for audio·1·isual equip- ment which the district selects and extr:i con1pen st1ti on al so is provided for each ~!udrnt 11·hose parent s are alfi\iated tvith the £1Toni 1\larine Corps Air Station. Carlin asked the board if it woul d read published criticisms of the !il!e projects if provided. Chairo1an Gratian Bidarl said the board \vould reacl the material. The Cordillera parf'nl also asked if the boa rd is plannini;: to ansll'cr a written re - quest suh1nitted al the last mPe.ting ,1·hich asked for a description or educa· t10nAl phi!o~ophy in thC' district. (iflte s said a len..:t hy an sv.'cr is being prepared and should be reedy soon . Young N arn es ake Displa ys Craft Jose "Gae '' Oroil'n, the grandson and nArnesake of 1\lexican painter Jose Clemrn!e Orozco, celebrated his 121h birthday in Pullcrton 1\'!!h an art show for rnore than 1.000 pa!ron:;. Orozco fie.,..· tro m his home in r-.lexico Cily lo attend the showing of about 65 painling!i al the: fl..luckenthalrr Cultural Center. The cente r staff added to the Cl'lebrallon by i;iving him a presenl -a Mickey ~·louse v.•etch. Orozco's grandFalhcr "·as one of fliex- ico·s greatest arllsrs of thi s century. He 1vas or.e of the leadin~ liRhls of the post- revolu!ion mural painte rs. s OAJL Y PILOT 3 Miss Nude U.S. Nixes 'Request' ROSE: LAWN. Ind. j L'Pl) -The new ri.tiss Nude America -Valerie Craft of Chicago -had just been crowned when ._ photographer ga ve her an ultimatum: put 1>on1e clothes on. The photog raph£>r wanted a picture tha t he could run in hi s sm a I I-l o w n newspaper. ~l iss Crart -36-23-37 -won the title du rlllg the weekend at lhe third aruwal pageant al the Naked City Nudist Rt.30rL here. She ob1lged the photographer, but not by putt ing clothes on. She had none. Instead she strategically held a bouquet of red, v.•hi!e and blue. carnations . Besides v.•inning the crown as the na. !ton's cutest nudist, Miss Craft, 22, won $1,000 and a trip to London. ~ltss Craft stiinds 5·foot-6 end weighs 122 pounds. She 1s a stripper and modern dancer \\'ith light brown hair and brow n eyes. Dick Drost. owner of Naked City, i;aid "'She has a very, very nice tan -all over '' First runner-up was Cathe'rlne Lewis, 20, a housell'ife from Utica, Mich. Her vltal stiti.stics were 36-26-37, brown hair, brov.·n eyes and 120 pounds. Second runner-up was Randy Lynne, 1 Cincinnati, Ohio, model. She has brown hair and hazel eyes to go wit h her 39-35-36 measuren1ents. She stands 5-fOOl·l and \\'eighs 107 pounds. The panel of jud~es incl uded movie ac- tress Babette Bardot, who was topleM, t•omediAn Professor Erwi n Corey, and Louis Russell, the longest survi ving heart transplant recipient. of Indianapolis, Ind. ·'?,;i. Craft said she was startled and surp sed at !he photographer's request Iha she put her clothes on . The pageant poses son1e unique prC'l- b!e1ns. For 1nst11nce. how to identi fy con- testants when there is no batll suit to carry insignia. Drnst solved the problem by having the hopef11\s tote identifyi ng balloons as they paradPd , unadorned and unabashed, around the stage. Water Supplies 1-lolding Up Well In Lag una Beach l..a guna Beach area water supplies are surviving the record heat in good shape. <>fficials of the two v.•a\er district s serv. in·• Laguna and South Laguna reported today. \V hile residents undoub!edly havt been using more v.•e.ter during the hol spell, t"e increase in consumption was describ. cd as "noL significant " so far as the La.i:una Beach County Yi'atcr Districl is concerned . Both LRC\VO and Sou th Coast Coun ties Water Di strict take into consideration season al fluctuations in "'ater use when ordering their supplirs of Metropolitan \\'<>.t.er District waler, it was explained. "\\'e have a standing order five or siJ ~·ears in advance," said SCCWD manager ,John "Tex"' Smith, ''It is revised an· nually on !he basis of projected growth pa lrem.s and so far we 've managed to th•e 1vith in our esti mates. Sure people.~ lots of l\'aler during a he2.L wave, but not enough to hurt U!> so far.'' El Rancho has the hottest price in town! London Broil .... ••••• You'll loYt the hearty flavor of our U.S.D.A. Choice Bff:f ! •• You"rc missin g something if you haven'L tried El Rancho's O~'n ~r J~I spiril! ... and you're missing double. if you don 't sna p up t hese values ~ Fresh Pure Orange Juice .... ~~ .~Y~~Y~ ... 2 Qutrt> $1 09 Squeezed from orchard r ipened rolden fndl ... nothing added, nothing lakcn a"·ay .•. lo gi ve you naLure's goodness al it's very best: Bloody Mary MixnH 99c "Air. a nd ?tfrs. 1"s ... ready to use .•• with all the :zap that makes it ioodl Prime Rib Bones ....... _ -.. _. . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 59:. Sunshine Cheez-lts ... _ ....... __ ............. 49• )'ou '\le seen 'em on riunous menus . no w str\'t Lhtm al home: Fresh Sweetbreads _ ...................... _ . _ ... . 79:. Gel them •l El Ra.ocho ••• M!IE' tht d iffcrent'fl when they're frerJh ! Borden's Frosted Shakes .... 5 lol Sl Ser'\le a fountain treat from lht. refril'erat.or I Many (\avors, too ! Prir f's /rt_ cf/l!cf Mon., Tue .. lV ed .. A110. 9, 10, JI No Salei t.o tltalera. P.a.'s 'cm out \\'ith Lhc d rinks ... watch 'em go! 16 oz. pkg. Tenderleaf Tea Bags . ··-·· .................... 59- sonui; pack ... 61t bags! ..• f or th o&e "'ho 10,·c real tea flavor ! Village Inn Rice Mixes ... __ . 4 • Sl \Vith Beer, Chicken or Curry flavors ! Serve a nd saver Soi. ARCADIA : ~ ..• " ,,, ", · 1· .. u' :;:1 1 1: , PASADENA : !::'M, SOUTH PASADENA : /l/i'[i, HUNTINGTON BEACH : !!/t';/, NEWPORT BEACH : 1111 Ne.1"'' e1wr1 ind ii R.l'IC.';J c ~11 !'r 320 We~! Colo1ado Blvd 1•11' F1cn1nnl and H11nt 1n~ton Or "' Warner and AIRonqu1n (fJoardwalk Center1 ~,,, 2555 Easthlult Or 'f.J~lhluft V1 llJ~e CPntrr -· 4 DAILY PILDt India, Ru ss As 'F1iends' h'EW DELHI (AP) -India and 1he Soviel Union signed a 20-year treaty of "'peace, friendship and copperalion" to- day, in effect putting the Russians firmly Oo I.he side of the Indians in their angry dispute v.·ith Pakistan. Shortly after Foreign 11inister Swaran ~ingh and visiting Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko signed the treaty, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi mid India remained nonaligned. "Our critics may say v.·e have shifted t1ur policy toward the superpowers," she told a political rally. "This is not true." In informing a cheering Parliament (If the treaty, Singh declared the pact should provide "a stabilizing factory in favor of peace," adding : "It is also a treaty of nonaggression." Echoing ftfrs. Gandhi's words, Singh asserted the treaty ;.strengthens our policy of nonalignn1ent." Mr's. Gandhi said "it ls our policy to 1lrengthen our friendships and this vd\I strengthen us." The 12-article treaty does not commit either country to give military aid automaticall y to the other in the event of an attack by a third nation. Instead the key ninth article says: ' ''Each high contracting party un- dertakes to abstain from providing any assistance to any third party that engages in anned conflict with the other party. "In the event of either party being sub- jected to an attack er a threat thereof, the high contracting parties shall Jm· mediately enter into mutual consultation~ in order to remove such threat and to take appropriate effective measures to ensure peace and the security of their countries." Singh told Parliament: "This should act as a deterrent to an y powers that may have aggressive designs on our ter· ritorial integri ty and sovereignty. It is, the refore, in essence, a treaty of peace against war.·• U.S. Bombers Co1iduct But with tensions between India and Pakistan mounting steadily over the Pakistani army 's repression of the in- dependence movement in East Pakistan and the fl ight of 7 million East Pakistani refugees to India, the treaty could set the stage for a new confrontation in which Russia \4'0u]d side ·wi!h Indi a and Com. munist China with Pakistan . Air Strikes Ne.ar DMZ Indian officials, in brierings with ne\vsmen, have made clear that they ex- pect the United States also lo back Pakis tan, an ally with America in the Central Treaty Organization and the Southeast Asia 'Treaty Organization. Pakistan and Peking have maintained close relations ever since China's 1962 border clashes with In dia, while the Soviet Union has been close lo India and its main supplier of arms. -tr ·ft -tr Pakistan Rebel Trial Scheduled ISLAr.IABAD, Pakistan (UPI) -Sheik Mujibur Rahnlan. whose Awami League followers led the rebellion against the Pakistan government, will go on trial Aug. I I before a special military court for "waging v.·ar against Pakistan and <>lher offenses." il was announced today. The announcement was issued bv the headquarters of President Agha r.10han1- mad Vahya Khan, in his capacity as chief martial law adn1inistrator. Rahman. popular leader of the Awam i League in East Pakistan. 1>:as arrested on the night of r.Jarch 25·26 ,1·hen \Vest Pakistan troops moved Into East P;ikistan !o put down a secessionist 1novement by the A"·am1 League. I-le has been held in \\'est Pakistan since then. v.·hile lhe Pakistan authorities decided what to do with him. They have been at pains to try to build world opinion against him by claiming to have evidence lie conspired with India to force ~ecession nf East Pakistan, and accusing him of armed rebellion. SAIGON (UPll -U.S. 852 bombers ranged over the border of Laos and the Demilitarb.ed Zone t DMZ) Sunday night and today in massive strikes against North Vietnamese troops believed ready to move into South Vietna1n :as U.S. troops withdraw. At one point two U.S. F4 Phantom jet fighter-bombers protecting the Bfl2:; divebombed a North Vietnan1ese an- tiaircraft battery which opened fire on an unarmed U.S. photo reconniaissance plane. The Air Force called the bombing a "prot.ective reaction" strike. North Vietnam has massed thousands or soldiers in areas around and in the Dr..tz. Both U.S. and South Vietnan1esr. officials have warned the Communi~ts may try to capture the four northern pro- vinces of South Vietnam as U.S. troops "·ithdre"'· They also warned that lhe Communis1s ma.I' launch major offensives belo1v the or.1z late !his summer to try to disrupt • the Oct. J South Vietnamese presidential elections. U.S. ri.1arines and many other American units have withdrawn from the immediate area. The U.S. command reported todav American troop strength dropped laSt v.•eek to the lowest level in five and a half years despite a tapering off i n withdrav.•als . A con1munique s a i d strength decr eased from 226.300 to 224 .400 <luring the seven-<lay period ending Aug. 5. The drop of 1,900 v.·as below 1he arl'ragc 2.912 weekly reduction carried out during the past si x "'eek s but brought troop strength to the-lo\\est leve l ~ince February, 1966, v.·hen thf're were 208.000 Americans in Vietna1n. The peak strength v.·as 543,000 ln Apr il, 1969. The ground fighting in South Vietn::11n consisted only or n1lncr skirm ishes. L;,S. infantrymen and artillery of th~ Ameri ca\ Division, "·hich still has men in the northern provinces. reported killin~ 10 Communists Sunday. South Vietnan1esc rangers, infantry and militia killed 38 more in a series of s1nall clashes. The U.S. command reported th e B52s S\.\o'armcd out vf lheir Thailand bases Sun- day night and early today. In one raid 20 of the bombers hit Comn1unist targets in Lao.~ \l'ith 600 tons of bombs. Three fo rmations a!so tna:k along the D7'.1Z and near the Laotian border of South Vietna111 . During \he night the B52s hit a suspected Con1munist troop concentration v.·ithin a mile of the DMZ and only four 1niles from rebuilt !"ire Base Fuller. This morning they returned to the area and hi t bunkf.rs, antiaircraft sites. automatic v.·eapons positions and suspected troop concentrations further v.·esL World Boy Scout J an1borec Nears End in Japan ASAGIHI HEIGHTS, Japan (UPI) - The rain-plagued 13th \Vorld Boy Scout J amboree ends Tuesday, when scou ts of 1nore than 90 nations stage closing cercn1onies at th eir can1p site on the slo~s of ill!. Fuji. The farewell ceremony starts al 6 p.1n. J'1pancse time The .scouls. drivC'n from their ca rnp site 90 rnile s "est of Tokyo by torrential rains 1'hursday night and Friday, returned Saturdav. 'f()(fay" they V.C'rc maldn~ up for lost tin1e selling up displays in !he camp ~i!c•s "Skill·O·Hama " :irea. The in- ternational niusical show is scheduled th1~ ('veiling Aslronriut !'\C'U 1\nnstrong. "'ho arrived at Ille l'atnµ site r'riday, left loday ff1r Tnkyo. 'The first m:in to land on the rnoon cllrnbrd ahout two-thirds of the way to the top of illl. 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" ,, •• '" • " "' .. " ,. " " " " " .. " " " " " • .. M " " " " " " " ., " " " " ·" ·" ·" .., Crackdown Harsla Three More Die In Ireland Riot BELFAST, Northern Ireland {LJPI) - f\.1obs rampaged th rough the streets of Belfast today in an outbreak of violence that took three more lives. The govern- menl reimposed internment "'1lhollt tria l of the rioters de spite "'arnlngs the harsh move could lead to open civil war . 'A'ithout trial has been used since it '4'as employed against the IRA in !956-62. The procedure vtas first introduced in 1922 to deal with disturbances resulting rron1 the partition of the country the year before. Faulkner said he understood the gravi- ty or using internment, an action that some critics of his government have said could bring civil war to the province. l ~ tf2;;') ~£(;7 4o;,-~ :J,~-Jf ~~ t ~n ,"At~~ -:CC -1!!.IU "(}r\ ..;.i!-' 'I oee what's -their- names goi back safe from the moon!' Prime f..linister Brian Faulkner banned most parades and ordered rioters held in- definitel y withou t tr ial in a crackdo1vn on violence bla med on the outlawed Irish Republl can Army (IRA). Estimates of the number detained ran into lh e bun· dreds. 'fbe drastic move brought relations between Prot.estant Northern Ireland an d the Catholic Irish Republic to a new low. Jrish Premier Jack Lynch strongly criticized the action and Kcvln Boland, a forn1er government n1Lnister for locf Protestant-Catholic rioting fatally wounded a British soldier. v.·ho died early today, A civilian security guard in a fac- tory died in a nail bon1b explosion today and another ci\'i!ian was reported shot to death on Belfast's Jamaica Street. Faulkner specifically mentioned the IRA in his formal statement on interning rioters and said he understood the gravi* ty of his action -"'hich n1ore than one critic of hi s government has warned ('(TU!d bring civil "'ar to Britain's troubled pro- vince. The predominantly Protestant si x northern provinces of Ireland were separated from the Republic of Ireland in 1921 and made a British province. Ireland has sought ~ince then to get the provinces back, and in 1969 the vcars llf Catholic:· Protestant bitterness erupted lnlo open fighting. 'f'hc number arrested in Belfast and in Londonderry \1·as not known. bu t Bernadette Devlin. the Roan Catholic parliament member from n1id-Ulster said at least 200 persons "·ere detained there alone by the Britl~h arn1v. Faulkner acted after" demonstrators swept through the street or Belfast again today after a weekend of rioting, bar. ricading streets \\i1h burning cars and buses. Faulkner told the nation lie \\'Ould issue Jn1med!ate internment orders for men ar- rested early today in a sll'eep by troop~ and police in Belfast and Lllndonderrv. Security sources said at least 100 we;'.e arres1ed , lt v.•as the ri rst time internment ,_ I " • / I Without Pullout-Sadat By The Associated Press Egyptian President An"·ar Sadat says he "'ill net conclude an agreernent to reopen the Suez Canal unless Israel agrees to withdraw completely from the Sinai peninsula within six months after it starts to pull back from the \\'atenvay and Egyptian troops cross to the east bank. , Other"'ise. Sadat told the Arab Socialist t.;n\on in Cairo Sunday. Egypt "'ill go to \~·ar to liberate all territories occupied by 1srael in the 1967 '\\•ar. "\\'e have no alternati\'e to victory·• over Israel. Sadat tol d the central com· n1ittee of the ASU, Egypt's only political party. He emphasized his willingness tn reopen the Suez lo international naviga- tion but only as a first step toward an over·aJI l\liddle East settlement. The Egyptian president said he had sent a letter to President Nixon about the Arab-rsraeli conflict but that N"ixon's rep- ly lacked any positlve steps toward an agreement. "The L:nited Stalss is one of the world 's t~o superpowers." said Sadat, "and she gives Israel everything, fron1 the loaf of bread Ill the Phantom 1rarplanc .. " I-le said he hoped "son1e. bra ve An1l'ritan like Dr. }:!lsbcrg will come for!h and expose the true face of American policy in the r.lideast." Sadat sald he belie1·es there are secret docun1cnts on the t-.tiddle East similar to the Pentagon papers inade available to the press hy Daniel Ellsberg. .Egypt's delay in resurning the fighting Wit h Israel is stirring 11n1-est an1ong its troops, according to a report in the 13eiruL ' I I ~ I . I ' . I " ,. I I- ; -' I• r I 1: ,. new!>paper Al f'irah. The pape r 1aid 1nany Egyptians are beginnlng to m11ke jokes about f;adars repeated threats of raids into lsraeL ln Tel Avi1', Israel's ambassador to \Vashington, Yitzhak Rabin. cautioned the L'nlted States against overstepping its role as mediator in the Middle East. Priests Gting Celibacy Rules For Re~igning VATICAN CITY (UPI) -Eighty.five percrnt of the Ro1nan Catholic priests currently asking to be relived of thei r duties cite enforced ce!lbacy as a cause, according to a Vatican-ordered world survey. The steadily gro\\'\ng number of defec- tions from the priestly niinistry and the reasons for it "·ere traced in a 30()..page docurnent complied by ~fsgr. Emilio Colagiovanni, a V-atlcan sociologist and la1\·yer, at the order of the Vatica n Congregation for the Doctrine of the F:.ith. The sutdy, 11·hi ch took 1110 years tn con1pile. will be presented to the \\1orld Synod of Bishops to be held this autumn ti t the Vatican. The synod is to discuss justice in the "'orld and problems of the priesthood. but its agenda does not in- clude discussion of prles Uy celibacy. , . .. IEG. 2.2s.-..so YARD LABOR EXTRA '\ .. ...__ " ... t r ~ ·---·· UPI Ttl•pho•o 3 Y ea1•s to 60 Raguhbir ~ingh. 27-ycar-old lr<lvC'ler \1'hn .~aid he ha s been nn a pe<1 ce n11ssion ro·r !hree yearf. h;:id lo,c:gerl 4!1.300 n1iles nn his bH·yclc 11·hcn he arrive<! in J:rnn. l\c\', Sund ay. lie left !\e11· Delhi, India 1n \91iR on an around-the-11·orld ,Journey. He hopes to fini sh by 1974. Ga11g· A tta.cks Police 111 De11 ve r BtJttli11g· 1 CPI \ angr,v ~rnur nf trrn-;igl'r!' lurned nn police \1·1th ,cun~. bricks :tnd botllrs rarl_v ~·l nn d<1y when nfficerii lnrd In break up ;i repor1cd ~a11g f1):'.hl on 1he clt.v's \\'e~t sidr hn1kr r1t11 11 1lrn ;111 1111irlrnt1f1rrl 111111h 1r;:is ;0;111bbrrl 111 lhr ;<;10111;11•11. 1'hr \'nurh \l'~S f('portrrl in ~eri1111 s rnnrl1t1nn ::it Drn1·er (;ener::il Ho~pital. Al~n rcp ortrrl 111 srrious rnn- di1ion ill lhe hospita l 11·;:is p;:ilrnl111 an Oc11n1s Rice, 22, sh01 in thP .~hnuldrr rl11nng the hr1gh! of the disturbance. --. --.. ' --.... Cli1nber, Son Die; Two Hurt Defense Contract Actions Hit Solons Charg·e Marine Corruption Hl)QI) R!VER. Ore. tVPl ) -An experienced 1nountain climber and his 12-year-old son died when the cl imber. his 11 1fc and two snn;, fell nn Eliot c;1a1·1cr hish up on .'>1 t. Hood .Sunday. Devalu.a tion Of Dollar \VA SHI NGTOJ'\ rl,Pl1 Congrt.s~ional 1nve.i.1igalors tn- d&y accused ~on1e :Ol;inne Corps officials, n1 n s I l y ctvilla ns. of petty corruption invol ving defense contractors. In one c.c1 se , said the J\ou~e Arn1ed Servlces Sub- commitlee, the s i Lu a t r on resulted in !ht purchase of laully generators which niay hiive added to /1-l a r 1 n c c;isua!lies in \'i etnani. The rl'pOrt called lhe situ,:irinn a ··1a.njiled web of conlractor tn· flurnce nver .\larinc Corp;; r=rsonnrl .'' represen!rd in peri;nn by Its \Vashington counsel, Daniel Ro" -Hoss had become friend!v \\'1!h l\1 flt'111r procurement nf· ficials, including J e n n 1 n gs McLa in. di rector or the pro- curement d1v1s1on. Ron a Id Ceinme!I , thr d1v1s1on'ii depu· ly director, Daniel Elmore. a cnntracting nH1cer in the division and Arlhur ~ewn1an . as~::;1~n1 rnun sr.l In 1 he :'11:ir i11e t:o1nn1andant. -~lorns Kernplr, !hf.' vice presi dent nf Dewev Electronic Cn rp. New York C11y, another defense fir m represented by Ro5!. made available his com- pany credit cards for person al <'ntcr la!nment to l::tmore_ and Capt. Thomas O"Brien. a Marint officer re~ponsible for making sure tha t Dewey radars mcl the technical crlte na .set in its cnntract 1l'ith the Cnrps. Elmore admitted u ~ing the cards as many as 50 t1n1es. O'Brien abou! the same number_ The p.'l ir rl 11imed tn have reimbursed Kc m p I e abou1 $1.800 for the bills they ran up , but the subcommittee, with the aid nf an -FBI handwriting a n a 1 y s I s el rece1pl.!i . expressed skeptlciacm U1at lhe af\ount ca m f . anywhere near mat.Ching the actual charges, which it sug. gested might reach about $9,000. -?'.'ewman acquired stock In CONOEC and ~fi~ Corp .• N~w Haven, Co nn., a fir m pressing contract claims against the government upon which h,, was acting, \\'hi!e serving &.$ assistant counsel to the com· mandant. l-lar•ry R Carson, ;ibnut 42 , 11 ;is pronounced dc;id 11n ar· r11·a) after being airlHtcd tn a !r1ci:1I husp1t<1I ;ihnul n1nr hour' aller he and his hiking f;.irn!ly fell llbnul 1.000 ft'et while dt·H·1•nd1ng from lhr su n11nit nf tho J l.24,) fool 1nounta1n - Orrgon·s h1ghc,;1. V 1ul.er Fire s p e c i r i c a l I y the ~ub· r---"---"".cc.-~=o.==-=====================; ll1s w1fr_ ,Jo;innr, ;ihou1 ~4. \1:1.~ taken b,v hrl1 rrip trr frnin lhe n111unlil1n 11cx1 and she 1nld J-lnod !l 11•rr lin s p1!;;I autho1·itlc~ shr lh(•ughl her 12- ye;ir-nld .'ion Clil1n11 illsn hBd died nf !us in;unrs 011 !hr n1nunla1n . cornn1itter ~aid : -The ~tarlncs h<iught abnut 7.000 faulty gcnc1·:i1or~ frnn1 \\'ASHL\GTO'.'·> I l"Pt! -A Co1n~o l1t1a1cd J)icse l Elrelrit Cnngrrss1(1nal suggcstilln that Co. 1CON DE C1 of 0 l d thr L'S. rlol!;ir m;i ~· ha\·r tn br r.recnll'ich. Cnnn . fnr 1norr rlri ;i Ju rd ha s drawn a ncg;iu i·e than ~27 1111 111011 It s;i1d the :um ~el.' srnl In Victn;1m broke rr~pn11~r froni thr treasur.1·. do1111 so flft en all had to b(' 11t1Jch si11d 1! lt:is no pl::in~ lo pulled out nf srrvlrc ;1nd 1hc ~eek such :i chan~i:>. silua:ion "n1ay h1l\'e e<1ntnbU· The 1Wfl b11,\<; ll'('rr lhc ]a<;l \ 'I ' I IC" lo "O''lh'I ""• ..... ,,,·"'. 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"'' and saying thr. ,l:l"ncr:itnrs foda.1·. l'l1ftnn 11·11;; dc<'id, ;i nd the \1·eckrnd. :n a report which · d h h were 1n goo s apc w en !hey H;i1·ry .Jr , l.1. cump!:iined nf l'ilirl th(' dollar \\':IS nl'erv;iluerl v.'ere dcl!vered. \ hc;id ;ind h;ick injur ici:. hul i;n far as i!s r<'l111!n11 tn fnr~ign -TIH' Cnrps in \a lP 11lfi7 \\';1'°' h0spi till17.Cd in $'1ti sfar-<:urrencirs ii()('J>. ehqse CO!\'[)EC n1•er 1wn n1hc r tfll',I ('i1nd1tinn, firms which h;id ~ubm ,·l !"d 11 " d • \I b h Surh :i rlev;:i lu:i1in11 woulrl 1n· • · :irr .• s:11 · .. 1· rn! rr lnv.•cr bid~ nn ;i l;irgcr ~l i pped . 11nd I s1npped tn resl, l'n\l·r tlir va lue nf thr: rlnll:ir in ,1;enrr;itor. \V htn y.,1;irinr: nf. bu ~ hr slipped a!il,ai n. !hr rurch;isr nf currcnc.v from f ici;il.~ nie.I In discuss the ~l.1 "I! knockrd 111 \' dad nvc1· nthrr cnunlrics. ;ind \\'ould million rnntract 1111·11rrl. nnr LAST 6 DAYS 371h National Children's PHOTOGRAPH CONTEST Yo u can win a s2,soo.oo SHOPPING SPREE IN ~Fl OADWA'Y Huntington Beach 892-3337 CONTEST... 49P, Sl'ICIALI I onrtraits 0•• s..ic eo.o •• , r -.-... ..u .. .-1 (TIUTS MOI£ TMlll Y, OFF TBf n:QULU PllCf.l). ;ind lhrll dra~grd .rne and 111\' h I I " 1-, ,--.nn!r"clor. 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Au1hn1·i1il':~ :-aid :11 Iraq t igh t rrop\p 11·erf in111rrrl in lhe two hour 1nr-1drnl 1n- c!udin1? tll"n polieP nffi('ers. Onr nf !hr nfficr r~ Wil<; rcpnrt rd in ~c rinu~ cnnrlil ion 11·it h 11 i;n1nshnt 1,1•nunrl 1n thr shnu ldt r. Sevcr:il r rrsn11s 11·rrP i:ikf'n intn cus1od.\·. bill pol1rP .~aid !hey exprc1ed many would br release wi1hout chargr. 0nf' m;:in who w;i.~ ;irrf'$[erl h;id pockrt~ lillrrl v•i1h '.111·(''1\ihrr .~hells, but nlf1crr); found 110 1v1>.apon. Joi11 Up" T1·i1,1el Ar1n y ()ff TV , On Fl ye rs You can make uthem lifomia powerless. Pnlicr said 1hr~ w r r r ;in5werin~ il rcporl nf 11 1listurbancr al 1.hr r1a11e V;ilJry Ac1ion Crnlcr \\'lien of. ricers 11·ere greeLcd hy gu nf1rr and tosser:! bricks and bo!lle~ An e.~tim111ed JOO liiw nf- ficers evenlual ly cordonrd off lhP area and then laid do11n :i hr:!\'.)' cloud nr lrar g;i~ tn rnrce the youths il\\';l V Pnlier ::il.~n i:.hn! nut f:t rerl lir.111~ 11·hrn thev began to rlr ;i11' spnr::if11c hrr. l1l'n H1spann lradrr~. nnr il C'al!inl1r prir~I. ~pnkr n1 rr P"l1rr ln1111d ~pr:ikrr·~ rl111·1 n~ 1hr r1·rn1ng !11 11r~r !hr 1n11tl1'; In 110 hn111l' f'nlir,.. fCJ'lfl1'1rrl lhr s1tua1ion un<!f'r rnnrrol h,1' 2 ~o a m. '\1 nT Pnl1cr 5111rl !hr 1ni +rl,..n1 Now Earn \rA sH1r-.·c;rn:--J 1 r rn Thr Arm." is nn l()nger :id- 1·rrl1!'111g ii~. .1-:ir~-' on lrlr\·1sinn bu t 11 is r11~1ribu11n~ 111ul!i cnlnrrrl fl.ve-rs rha 1 lril flf thP 10.\~ nr mili tar~· srr1·ice 1n trrins nf 1l F:urr~e1ln 1·:i calion. The l;i!rst fh er h<is c11lnr photos or ba1hil1g be<iul ic~ on !hf' R11·1r"r:i, a skier schu~slni;: rln1'>'n an Alpi ne s I n p P , Stnnehenge in En,:land. and a man bicycling down :i 1rer·l1n- rd French r0ad -bul nnl nne p1ctore flr mention '1 f KP . rn ;i 11 r u 1 e r s or 20·milc m::irchf'!>. Tht' frnnt nf llu•_ flvrr l'\ill'S, · ln l' ;ir(I 11·.,r1, 111 f-)1ro11~ : 11 !n111s lhP 1\rm\"s "F.111·r,nran (11)1 lflfl ., Uflfl('f I\ h1f•h 11\f'I]. \lhll I 1·nlun1rrr fnr r1u!\' 11·11h !hr I rnrnh<ll ;irins:; -1nfantr~·. 11rt11lPr\' ;inr1 arn1nr -r11n hr Lt11l1·i:1•1'1rr~ 1l lf>-1111•11l h a~o;J):'.11· n1('nt 111 t'.ur(lrr ;is ~nnn as thrir 1r;i 1n1n ~ 1 ~ rflmplr!rrl I II ~a\·• 1h,.. f('Snrts ()f F.11rorr ;irr '1 u~! w;ii11ni;: fnr 1·nu nn j ·~in,.. nf 1i1;i1 .lO r1a1~ p;i1rl 1 1·;ir1111nn vnu P:irn r;ich 1r;ir 1n thP Arm;:.. Thi~ JS your 'chance of ;i l1 fetimt.." Thr rnvc r phntn ~hows :i murle ill a P11ris1an side\\·alk c:ife. The youn~ man's hair ma ,v nor exceed thr Arm.\"S ne\\· rf'g-ulation.~ nn length bul 11 ne:i rs the limil. Anrl hr i.~ p1r.:t ured drinking :i bef'r. Bu! ::tppare nt!.v 10 re a s .! u re ninth-er.~ rhat their s0ns .... ·ill nn- 1:-· meel the nlcesl nr girl.~. hi5 \\'insnme h!onde date is drink· in.i; nr;ingr ]111cr. daily Interest on Passbook Accounts. Paitsbook Thrift Accounts of any amount earn 51;1% per v-er, paid from d1y inveet1d lo day withdrawn. Your funds are immediately availat>le. Interest credi!ed and corripounded Quarterly, Fu n<is place~ by the 10th earn from lh• 151. Morris Plan ' Newport Beach-3700 Newport Bou l"'"rd-673·3700 It depends on what you know about nuclear power plants. In Southern California, the need for elect.ric i!y has more than doubled in the last ten y.eti rs. As the ropulatio~. increases, tl1c need for ('lectrici ty \rill continue to grow. To meet this grov;ing-pubLic need , Edison must build additional gen erating plants now. Othc1-wisc a power shortage coul d occur by 1!i'i6. One of lhc ways we l'lan to supply more power is by constructing additional nuclear power units at the San Onofre Nucl ear Gen erating Station ne2!' San Clem ente. But som e people oppose construction or these units. One of their concerns is radiation. Actuall y, natural background radiation is everywhere and always has been. It comes from the food you eat, the air you breathe, the materi als used to build your home. The San Onofre nuclear plant is a source of some radiation, too. The question is, how much? The answer : so little that an elaborate monitoring program of the land, air and offshore waters near San Onofre has established tha t the amount is iMignifieant compared with natural backgroun d radiatio n. Far less, for example, than the additional amount r ecd•etl by moving from a wood to a stone or concrete home or n1)art.111cnt house. Another concern n1ay be the 'varn1 ,\·ater r cl oosccl by nLtclcar power ]Jlants. At San On ofre, sea \vater is used to cool the })lant condensers, and then the warmed water is r eturnee! to the sea. To determine wheth er this harms the 1narine environment, Eclison con1n1issioned an oceanographic company of national stature to moni tor the offshore waters both before and after the plant WM built. :Monitoring began in mid-1963 -fou r-and-a-half years before the 11lant comme nc ed commercial operation -and has co ntinued ever since. Result : twenty-one reports reveal no significant changes in the marine em~ronment. And that includes t hree years of plant operation. In addition, the California State Department of F:ish and Game made its own study of the same marine area in 1969. The Department concluded that the nuclear unit's operation did not appear to have had an adverse effect on the near-shore marine environment. Based on these and other facts, we believe nuclear plants are a sate Blld sensible way to generate electricity. Clean, too. Since there's no com bustion in a nuclear reacror, no by-products of combustion are releMed into the atrnoephere. At Edison, we plan to rely more Blld more on nuclear power to meet the growing need f or electricity in the 14-<:aunty area we serve. sCE Southern Californill EdilOn ' '.~--=------------,----;---,.---'--"--------------.:__ ____ _ ._. .... ... ~-- ;:_---~ -·&.--. . .... -l" -~oj: -_ ... -~·..:..... -·-... ....;, ~ r ·-,. -:-:.:..· -·. ·--. -...,_ .. '. ".Jl. .~~~----- \ • DA.RY PROT EDITORIAL PA.GE Full View After witnessing another circus·like perlormance by Orange County Supervisors Ronald Caspers and Ro b- ert Battin this morning. it's not difficult to understand why Caspers has call ed for restrictions on news ema nating from the. county courthouse. Today's mirthful episode. unfortunately for Cas· pers, was in full view -so his declaration that county government people ought to clam up around the press could hardly escape reaching print. Last week, Caspers said the press, "When they go digging too far , we can aJy,•ays say. 'No comment.'" Casper s "'as i.rritated because a courthouse report· e r fDon Smith of the Los Angeles Times) had the tern· erity to ask a county em ploye if proposed budget cuts coul d affect Orange County's proposed drug abuse p rogram. He wrote a story to t hat effect. \Vhat seemed to bother Caspers was the fact that the Orange County pr ess has reported news items on county affai rs before he himself has heard abo ut them. He told the county's department heads to abandon what he termed a "\\'ide open mouth policy" and con· tributed this remark: "There are times "'hen I have found it necessary to say it's none of your God damn business.'' Thal is Supervisor Caspers' prerogative. He is free to comment or not commen t as he sees fit. But when a member of the five-man Board or Su- pervisors in effect tell all of the employes of California's second largest co unty to clam up when they talk to the press (and thus to the people), he is treadjng in another area. Performance people o{ Orange County. And what lhat government 1s doing with nearly $250 nlUlion worth of the public's money this year , IS, despite Caspers' statement, some or the pyblic's blank blank business. Caspers has championed this .drug .abu_se pr~gra m . The Da il y Pilot has supported hi m ed1 tor 1all y 1!1 this effort and continues to suppo rt th e cause for which he ls fi ghting. The money possibly stil l can be found to impl ement th e proposed $910.000 prograrn an d. like Caspers, we believe it very .important that some means be found to put it into effect. This does not mean \Ve believe raspcrs. or any elected official , has the privilege of settin g up a curtai n between the press and the county's department heads a nd en1 ployes. "There comes a time.'' said the Newport Beach supervisor, "\vhen the press gets too nosey.·• We believe not. \Vhen the press is given the trust of being the people's watchd:)g on governn1en t -and that is its traditi onal role -there is no such thing as being too nosey. And lei us add. the people o"''n that government. They pay for it. A Meaningful Step Ah, there's good news from \\l ashington ton ight. fol ks. Speech \vriters for President Nixon, we're told by U.S. News & \\torld Report, have been directed to avoid such words as "viable," meaningful" and "relevant.'' The \.\l hite I-louse says, "'fhese are among the vog ue words of the so·called intell ectual set and they have take n on trite and pretentious stature." County employes who go around ho\djng press conferences or otherwise volunteering informatio n in conflict with their bosses' policies can be expected to be in trouble. But when they were asked a direct sta te.· ment -as in this case -there is no reason why a free exchange should not be in order. As usual. the boys in Wash ing ton arc l \VO step!I behind. The \vords were trite an d pretentious years ago. \.Vhat probabl y happened was that the Nixon word· smiths fou nd them no longer meaningful to the public or r elevant to the issues. r1' ~ .. , /VVwJI.,.~ Orange County's government doesn't belong to Ronald Caspers or the other four supervisors any more than it belongs to the DAILY PILOT. It belongs to the U.S. Courts Could Lear11 Front Britisli , Editorial Many lawyers among the 12,000 members of the America n Bar Associa- tion who recently concluded their con- vention in Lcindon came home impressf!d with. the striking differences betwee n U.S. and British legal procedure. The ABA president, Edward Wright of Lit tle Rock, Ark ., has called the difference .. like night 1nd day ... One group. instructf!d specifically to talk to British police, prosecutors, defensf! attorneys and judges, hoped to find some solutions to the crisis in An1erican criminal justice. Undeniably, some thi ngs they learned v.•ould not even be suggested as patterns in U.S. courts - l'iU:..~ as Bril ish police powers to arrest, detain end question· suspects 'vith far more freedom than our constitutional 5afeguarrls would allow. BRITAIN for example . has shown more Imaginative willingness to move in on an obvious problem like the overabundance of appeals cases, many of them hopeless. Jury selection, commonly a most frustrating, delaying problem i n America, is quick and simp le in Britain. The average time required to accept a juror over there is 6.5 minutes. Courts do no t allow the •·fi shing expeditions"' customary in Amrrican jury selection sessions, in which attorneys probe in· dividuals to seek possible pre judices Dear Gloon1y Gus The U.S. should spend $X million to irrigate the moon to produce vegetation, thus oxygen. then of- fer immigration lo all unsatis fied citizens an d militants. Then cut off lheir water. 'fhe H's T~i1 INll.r• rtlll<ll '''"""'' ~'"'"'' "'t MCtu•rUy ""'" •• !ht ntWIHPtr. '"'" ntir "'' ""¥' 19 Gt.omy OUl. D•llJ' l'lltl. which may help or hinder a case. In America, acrording to John B. Neibel, dean of the University of Hous ton law sdlool, "A skilled trial lawyer can win his case by the sf!lection of lhf! jury." Neibel pred icted that if !he British system were introduced in the U.S. it would be quickly accepted. IN BRITAIN, the emphasis is on the search foc lrulh. Increasi ngly in America, the em phasis is o n technicali ties. Oft en those technicalities, used most often in cases in wh ich the defendant is unquestionably guilt y, ca n delay a case with re·trials or reversals for years. But in Britain , a defendant can expect his case to be handled in two to fi ve months -from arrest to final verdict. Trials in Brita in usuall y last no more than 14 days, and the longes t appeal pro- cedu re takes only three months Si r Frederick Lawton of Britain's Supreme Court explained it this v.·ay · ··Appeals are not al lo wed because of minor slips in pre>- cedu re or in the admission or exclu!!100 of evidence in giving direction to the jury " Yakima llrrald·Rcp ub\ic Meet S1nili1i' Uncle Mao One of the gravest problems posed hy Mr. Nixon's upcoming peace trip to Pe· king is the necessity for creating a new image of the Mainland (formerly Red) Chinese. This difficult tas\r is, of course, the responsibility of the liUIC' ·kn o w n but highly~fficient U.S. Bureau of Friends & Foes. Thus lights bum late lhf!se nights in the B. r . & F.'s of· fices as lhe ded icat· ed F. Men work fev· erishly to complete the critical project in time. But tht litrain is beginning lo tell. SCENE: Tht. B, F. & f .'s China Sec· tion. Thf! tension sttms almost visible 11midst the chattering typew riters and clattering mimeograph machines. Suddenly, young Cam 1thers. a deputy Assistant lmagt. maker. rises from his desk. eyes glazed. and staggers into the aisle, crying, "I can't ... 1 can't face it any more ." Director Smrdworth. an old China hand, grabs him end briskly slaps his face. ' Art Hoppe Chiang Kai·shek wcrf! fi ght ing ea ch other and both were good guys because both were also fig hting the dirty Nips. Camitber1: The who? Smedwortb: The cruel, treacherous . buc k-toothed dirty Nips who ere now, tha nks to thf! Bureau's work. our loy al, hard·working. democra cy.loving, gentle friends, the Japan ese. Carruthtn !brightening \: That IS a change, sir. But why wert. they dirty Nips? Smedwortb: Because they v·ere In league with thf! cowardly Italian fascists and ru thless Nazi butchers against our brave and noble Russian allies \\'ho were led by kindly, plpe·puHlng Uncle Joe Stalin . Cnrrulbert: Who? Smedwortb: Stalin.. The one we transformed into • mad d I c t a I o r determined J.o crush the freedom of the gay. ha ppy Italians and peace·lovi ng Germans -eicuse me. West Germans. Smedwortb: Pull yourself together, Carruthtrs (admiringly\: Sir, you've Carrutheri!. given me the strength to go on. How Carndta'1 (making the effortl : I'm about this : "Kindly, pipe-puffing Uncle aorrY. 1lr. lt'1 just that ever sinct I ~·as Mao Tse·tung •. :• • little boy ~fao Tse-tung has betn a Smedworth (clapping him on the bloody-tianded tyrant builcing an :int-like backl: Good work. son. And while you're 1lave society whuse hordes of mindless at it. wOrk up a contlngency plan for the 10ldiers are delennined to spread the-Formosan (formt r\y Na t Io n a 11 s l ) Yellow Peril in human wave as5::iul t5. · · Chlnesf!. Gel in aomething about aging, Smectworth: Stop talk ing like lhat , son~ senile dictators and poJlt\1'.!al realities. That's a Presidential order . Carrutbrrt (Squaring his shou lders I: I Carntb(n: Yt s, sir. But to change an can do it sir, oh lt makf!.• me proud to be Image like that overnig ht ... an F·Man ! Smeodworth : Ne\'e.r frar. C<im1ther~. ~mt.dworth fs millngl. R.ight . Cer- The Bureau ca n do it. You"re too young ruthcrl'i. Remf!mbe.r, if it wercn 'I for our to remember our 11ucce11u:s . But I recall progr11.ms, how would the grea t Amf!rlcari Or even \'iable. 'ON SECOND THOU6HT) MAYSE YO U DID ME A FAVOR. '.t Liste11 Befo1•e Y 011 Tall~ • Two Heads Are Better Than One 'i\'hat is fascinating about con1- mun icativ e f r u s t r a t io n is lhe psyc hological condition on both sides. IVJr. Forceful has tried to tell sornething to l\.1r. Sullen . r-.1 r. Sullen d11es not like /'.1r. Forcefu!'s message, or perhaps he docs not li ke the tone of voice in whic h it v.·as delivered . He th erefore resists it, ignores it. or argues back. often seeming to twi st its meaning in the course of argui ng b.1c!<. Mr. Forceful. find· Ing his message resisted and misun· derstood, repea ts it, perhaps saying it louder with each re· petition, perhaps ~etting it down to "1vo rds of one syll· ab!C'.." All th is in· creases !\fr. Sullen "s resista nce. Bul 1\fr. Sullen's resistance implies a criticism of r-.1r. Forceful's mess;.ige - hrnce of Mr. Forceful hin1sclf. ~1r. Forceful therefore feels 1hrealcned by this resistance and he too bcco111cs r1 ~1d. Becau se /11r. Forceful has his pride, 1l 1s much e;isier for him to think. "Il ly (;od, th.ls fcllo~· Sullen is stupid ," than In thin k. "Perhaps there is s1)n1('th infZ v.-rong with n1y mess a~e or my v.·1:1y of tr)•in~ lo communicate it.·· '"'HAT \\'E lfAVE here is a cla!'stc • Hayakawa case of communicativ~ dead lock. in which each parl y ts threatened by Lhe other. and the refore each is ri gidl y de- fensive of his O\vn views. Th is condit ion is easily recognizl'.'d. Someti mes the parties are sil ent. because they have stop ped spea king to each other. Some· tin1es they ye ll and screa m at each other. But quiet or noisy, it is all the same -since no communication is tak· ing pl ace. How docs one avoid such com· municative deadlocks? Or. findin g oneself alread y in such a situation, how docs one get ou t of it? The answer given in the literature of rllnical psychology and gene ral scman- 11cs is lhat one should learn to listen ''non·cvalualively'' v.·hich means l1 stcnin.c:: without arguing or passing judg· men!. listening fu lly in order to un · dcrstand how th e. problem looks to the othe r fellow. gi ven the kind of in· formation he possesses, given the goals fQr v.•hi"ch he is striving. In short. if you can't communicate v.·ith him. at least you can encourage him \(l communicate with you -thcreb~· establishing a channel of communication. 'VHAT llAPPENS psychological!~· to the other fellow when you do thi s is that, no longe r confronted wi!h the necessity of arguing with yo u, he permits the rigid boundaries of his defenses ti;i relax .. Everyone talks better v.•hcn conf ronted with a good !i.~tcne r. 11 you are tha t good listener. th e other (cllow's defensive an d Judgmental utterances give way to ques· tinns of information Communication being a process of in· !eraction, as things begin to happtn to the ot her fellov.·. similar things begin In happl'n to you. Becau se the oth.('r fellow is no longer attacking your position . but giving and inviting informa tion, yo ur 01vn defen;;cs also relax . This cannot but reveal itself in your racial expression. your tone. of voice, the. set or your body 1 v.·hich in tu rn further relax es the ot her fellow. EV ENTUALLY )'OU niay come ln tt1e conclusion lh;it his views, while still nnt acceptable, at least n1ake a certai n amount of sense. Consequently the following things may happen : 11 1 As the. other fellow slates his views, he may discover for him self errors in his position -errors which, in a combative state of mind , he \VOuld never ha ve ad· mitted. 121 Anolhl'r possibility is that lhe other fe\lo\r may now be \\'illing to listen to you. As you state your views. more calm· !y than you had been stating them earlier ~·0 11 11'ii l modc r;i tc lhr dogmatism fl f ynur prrscnt11 t1un. and perhaps f'VCn disco·;er 11rror-. that yoll arr nnw \\'illing. in a nn11·r'flrnfJat 1l'C. :.1Luatlnn1 tn admit and cnrrt•r! S l'.'\C'~; TillTH nf ~'flli ha1•e tried ~enou~I\' In !l stPn. 1m1 \t,ll h:i1·e rrcc 11•rd I I l"[l';:J.[1• 11 rr111·1 111 •11 II l,,1 °) \iJll fQ!"fl1CI"· ly di d !l!)l liil\ (' !IP 11111 II 111 h.11"e :icqui rrd in~··rf'T':•';••11 ro1·1• 111 111111 llL'nrr in the hg.ht nf th1.~ nrw u1fur111at1nn, bnth your uni:;in;il prup11-,;1I :11111 h1' 1•·~1~l:1nl·C 1nay prO\'l' to IJ1' 11h"1\i·I•· \1 !hl.t, mint, you arr ;1b!c Jt11ntl \ 1•) \l"rk 11111 a new sc hrrn<'. -,,al1•Lu 1 .. r1 111 h••l h of ~·ou, 1rh1eh lak r., 1111" ;1ct•n11111 111{' rntirc body flf nr11 lnf,1rnt,1j 11 n Thi .. 1<. 11·ti;it is incant, no dnuht , !11 tht• tdd pro•l•rb !hat S<l,vs. "Tll'ii h1';1d:; ar1· 1'11 llrr I hnn one." I an1 n"I tal~111~ i1huul l'On1prn1n1~e. v.•hit'h 1 ~ ;1 111al;1'r .. 1 h.ir~ .. 1111ng f1·111n l1x· ed pn:,\!lon" lo IPfl<' ,;1 iil'll11 •• !I In lhf' suc- ce<;~f11I 1l1 ri.11•;1y ('u,1 11r111111c-:1t1lln I anl talking ;dy1ut, h11l1 p~1tt•r<: h~ive acq uired new· u1fQnnallon ~f) 111;11 llll' on ;.;1n;1) po~i· tinns nn l1"lq;',l'r P\1~t ;ind thr prohl('m is rcsc l\·rrl r11 ri rhl frrrn1 .111d hrr.hrr lr\'rl. Two pc(1 r l{'. h1•ll11r 1nfnrmcd lhrc,u~h sucrPs:!du! r·111nn1111111 '11!<1n, !Ire 0frcn able to snh'e p rnhl('n1~ th:11 11 r·r'1· f1c\1ond the capac111rs of r11hrr n11r h\' h1n1~cl f. n~· s. I. rlayak;n1 a Prc~icltnl S;in Fr anl"i~rn Sl:ilc Collc1;e Another 'Trial of the Century' The "SolC'darl Brnthrrs"' -r.rorge ,J ackson. Flee1a Drun1go and .J nhn \\'. ('lutchelte -v.·111 ,::11 on lr l<il l\ll"lndav in San Franc1scfl Co11n1y Supcri rir Colirl on charges o! killing a Solcd<Jd Pri son i:;u:ird 1n 1969. This focuses att£'nlion on Ca lifr1rnb1's prison popula tion of rnorc than 2<!,01}0 - the largest in the country and perhaps in the \\'Orld. Il may also contain, at any gll'en lime, more well known con v1c1.s th;in an y other rorrcclion<: ~ystrn1. Present ;ind pa.~t inmates Includ e Sirhan Need Deterrent Press Co1nn1 ents '\lest Columb\1, S.C .. Journal: ''The Supreme Court. .. ruled that I hose citizens lac.king !he money to pay fines could not be se nt to jail as an alternat ive . While this has been ha iled by some as a great stroke for the rig hts of the in. div idual, especially the poor, and mi ght be, the rei;ult of this n1l ing ma y be two· sided. Society req uires some kind of pro- tection, and a deterrent from those who exhibit irresponsibility or are heedless of the rights of others. Wh al now happens lQ the regu lar offender. or drunken br awler, without funds? Whet about shoplifters? Is there now any method by which. those \\'ilhout funds (often !he irresponsible or they would have some means) can be punished? One suspects the crime index will move upward again as a rrsull of the \11test, wc.ll-meaning court ruling." Editorial Research Suh:in, Cl1:1rles Manson , ll 11cy Ne\vton, J::!dr1dge Clc<ll'Cr. Caryl C h e s s m a n anil Barbara '"I Want lo Live ~'' Graha m. And then there are lhe Soledad Brothers -three black men accu sed of killtng a wh.itf! prison guard more than two ;ind one-half years ago. Of the three, onl y George Jackso n has achie\'ed cele· brny sta!us. He did so th rough v.·r11ing a hook, .. Soledad Brother." and through his a!lsociation wilh Angela Davis. oow a\\·arfi ng trial in California on charges of mu rder, kidnaping and criminal con· spiracy. Self-educated durin~ year~ of solita ry confinen1ent , Jackson has emerged as an ar1icula te exponent of !he black revolu- tionary vie wpoint. He takes the posit ion that mos1 crimes con1mi1ted in !he Uni1cd States arr essen tially "social" an d "pn!Jtical " in nature. This is especially true, he believes, of crimes committed by niemher.s of minorily groups. THE SOLEl)AD BROTll ERS casr is li kely to d1re c1 at1ent ion to Cal1/ornia "s system of 111det er111ln alc ~e111cnc1ng ,1f felony offende rs. Under lhi.~ system the legisla!ure sets the n11n imum and niax· irnum trrm for t'aeh offense I for c,.-. ample. burglary, second deg ree. one to I ~ years! anrl the judge remands !hr of· fender to the state priso n ''for the tcrn1 prescribed by law." At ils incepli f)(I, inde terminate sen· tencing was hailed as 11. major step towa rd prison reform. The idea wa s to granl an earlier discha rge than would be possible undf!r a determina!e sentence to those prisoners \\'ho demonslrated by thei r behavior 11 rett dinrss lo return IC) the co mmunity. Jessica Mittnrd notes, howver, 1h.1t ''Under cover of the indeter minate se ntence. Uie median term ~rved by Califom1a ·s 'felony firs!. releases· had by 1968 risen lo 36 months, h!ghesl in the na- tion." ONE REASO N \\'hy sentences ha\"e grown longer instead of shorter is tha t they are determined by an Adult Authori- Holv to Address Om· Lawinakers U. l\INATOlll T ••11u11"1~ IL11. Ou 1ro11 1eo1111t!vt ''"'°" Cu 111a1. l•c••IT't nto. C••ll. f5lll1. i TATI. ASSIM•LTMllt ,llOM Olo>•NGI: COUttTY ttollerf E 111a1>•m 1•1 u O"l•lct-R•, 16-1• Wt~•c11t1 D• .. t .. wpo•! 8t8•11. •-. '"""~1l'1ee• l>vb'o( CommtrC• •nd I' u 11 1 I < UIHlllH Jo~n V. llt~• 1~511> 0•~1r1U-11.l. 1«11. ttor!h H••bCI• lllvO., F~ !(· 1111 E"'Cl!l¥"'fl" er<t tt•U•""enl. W"t• ~nll t fll .rrn.-.,. tle'\1. C0"11!'il"~..J. ~l,.,."<r •1111 l~1u1~~•~ L•tor Rtl1t1orn t llCI ll t Vtl!\lt' tl'>d 111t1fofl. Stlftl Cc,.., 111ltlft' "" E11vl•"""'t nlll Qv1llU" •nd tll~lrm1n, .roln! Commflltf' "" A!Omk l)f¥•1C....,..nl '"" S...c:• Jlo&ur H. llurl.:• UO!f\ O!t!tkt-IU . 11111 llt•<h Il l~ .. 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"l IJ•, •11l!c knu11 n as ''pn~1.11 l;H1 I t1'.~ " .!:ickso11 1•. ~11·1111c :in 1rtl!\'lrn11ina1e on"·.1 r;ir .10.l1lr q'!'ii 111 r' f•1r ;i rohbcry CflllHlll\!1'11 II l1'.11:...1f'!1 Ill<; third con· \'iction rr 1"!111\ 1111·11 ur 11111rd11r ;it his forthcoming 1nnl. lir 11ould Lie(' the lol :1S chamber un\!('r ;i (':il1for111;1 law that niakes thr rlc.11h pena11\ r11;ir111·1tnry ffl r persons \\ho kill whi!r ~f'r1101.? :i life scn1encr .J ackst1n IV'l1r1r~ hr "Ill nf'vr r br pa rn!r r1 c1·cri Jf ht' I~ :t('f!lllll1~1 I of !he Scledad rharj'.!r s To .c:.11n Ju~ /rrrdnm hr. "would h;i1·C' In he <HJ 011\ n1an and 1·cry riecrcp1t. prrhaps b11ncl . lln <1111 putec,"" he recently .~<111L The Snlcd;id Rro!h1·1·~ 1n;i 1 rrl"lmiscs In r iv.al lhr Spock , Sf'11li .. l lui;!i;ins an d Chica,l!O St'1'f'11 c<i~~ a~ ;i ra11~c cclebre. Anrl there arr rrto1•r !n co111r. A n~r.Ja Da\1is is !irhcrhllf'd lo ~r. In !r1 11I la1e in St-p!e~bcr, and lh(' Bt·rrigan conspiracy case 1s s\11! pend 1n.i:;. Further legal hi st orian~ w1I\ h;\ve morr: than ennugh r<indidatc~ ror lhe "trial of , the ccnluIJ ."' ~l o n dRy , 1\ui;ust 0. 1971 I 'f/lc edilnrial pane of !he Daily Pilot .~ee ks to 111 form tn1d it int· 11/olr readers l·!I prr sc11 t1 ng rlut n~i.t.·spopcr ': op1111nns anrf com- mt nlary n il topirs ol 111fert".!t (111f1 s1g111(1ta11rc. by pro1•1ding 11 forum for ll1r r rrrrssion of (ltlr trf'lrlrrs' or111rr111 ~. a11d by pti".~r11/JUJ'J tl1 f' r/1l'('T,((' vir w- 11(llt11.~ of hrfti nnrrf n/)1 r rfJ('T.! fl'ld spokcsmr 11 on tnp1cs of the i!11 !I' • Robert N. Vi1eed , P ublisher back in World War 11 when Mao and public tell ij)e &.ood IUYI lrOm the. su'ys? .·~-;;-.:' i==·..P "' .=::--:::.._ .... --~-=·'--~..:.. ,,F·:··~ ..::...;.... .. "'=- ! ~ • • 1: ·:: ·.; ... " ' " ' " •' I I . •• ' ~. ·t ·~ .. .. :..i· .. ' ' ----. CHECKING •UP• 'Woods)'' Ecology Worker Red Rive1· Valley ' \VASHINGTON I UPI J Wood.11y Owl , a new pop-t!yed partner for Smokey the Bear. "'ill make his debut soon in a S<i\'e -ou r -envi ronn1enl cam- paign sponsored by lhe U.S. VorC's\ Service .. Really ii1N~wY01·1{ \Voodsy and hJ.S slogan . •·give a hoot . . . don'li' pollute," will be featu red on J>(lS1ers in national forests. schools. and 1n what !he loresl1 service hopes will be a lot . or I free bro?.dtast and print advertising begi nning in early 1a11. I By L.l\t. B0\'0 TllE llEART of a chicken l'n1 lolrl, is nne of lhe strongesl of all organs , a most persistent pun1p. llernen1bcr !hat. young fellow. 1f anybody ('tills you chicken-hearted. Thal 's no insult. And the heart of a lion, old Bob Ripley said. 1s the sn1alles! heart a111ong predatory anirnals. So il's nb- \ iously no high honor to be 1..:alled lion-hcartNI, th t1 l's clea r. l\tA YBE YOU already kne111 the exact middle verse of the Bibl e is Psalm 97:8 ... IT'S CLAIMED more than half the high school girls in the country do not know the n1caning of the 1vord •·veal" . , . WHY IS :i mystery. but worncn who get siek on trains outnun1ber the n1en 1o1•ho do !'in by lhrce 10 orie. was the c.laim of Dr , Lf'y,•i.~ i\1 Tern1an who co n d u c led nurner<>us word assnc iation tests. necided lo lry this test on the ladyfriend. But when I said "eloset." she replied. •·y,•ater," so we dropped the 111<1trer. "'HAT DO WOMEN resent rnost? A subscriber inquires. 1"1011 knoll", don 't know. Lack of attenti on. maybe. Anne !\1 orrny,· Lindbergh said . ··I believe 11,•hat a y,•onian resent s is not so much giv ing herst:!lf fn pieces as giving herself purposelessly." . . YOUNG LAllY , v.·hen your grandd;id co mplains your food is !asteless, don '1 fret overn1uth, lt"s a stienlific fa r! the avera,C(e 75·year-old man has on ly 36 percent of his original taste buds. The chubby cartoon ov.•I v.·i11 he dressed 111 grren panlS and a rnbinhood style hal. I He was t•reated bv forest service planners a·nd ad-( vert1si11g agency experts after lilt' service dec1 <led ii needed a symbol to p r o mo t e en- v1ronmPntal concern -ln- clud1ng <'llti-liHer publicity - but didn "1 want Sn1okey Rearl to do the job,,Smokey. officials decided . should stick Lo his old t1·ade of wrirning agains t forest fires. \Voodsy·s final im<'.ge. nnt yet selected, will be picked <ifler off1<:ia !s con1plete a s!udv r1f rt•cent "Markel 1esli 0 ng" in "'hich children in I NO DOUBT you know some I h · ' 1 Los Ange es summer sc 001 s ~·oung ady named Pam. but v.•cre invited to pick their do you kn o\.\· v.•here the nan1e l CLIENT ASKS "'hether that. Pamela nriginated? A fclloy,· f~vor1te from amnng several song "The Red Ri ver Valley" . called Sir Philip Sidney marlefiL'1fferent owl drawings. I \\•as written aboul the valley ii uo abou t 400 years a ~o. ln l .t.d~1rth11Tttf11 in Texas or about 1he valley in ""'England. Fnr a character in ------. the Dakotas. Neither , his romantic pa sto r al.! Helps Solve 3 Biggest • origioally. A_gcn.tlemao oame.d "Aceadia:" f.'ALSE TEETH J ames .I , l\('rrigan wrote it about Nf'w York's Moha y,·k Val!c_v. F'olk singers look the music v.·est with new y,•ords. And expcr!s think -but aren't sure -th f1Sf' singers meant 1he Southwesrs Red River Valley_ \'ou r q11estions and cnrn· Worrie' and Problems 111r11l.~ are 1ne/co1nelt a11d Con•1tl,.r a d,.n!~tre adhei:1ive. F.\S- 1.1.•il/, he tl.~cd iii C/ff.('K. Tt:ETH~ Powder dr""' all of 1 hi~: 11 Help• IH)l<l u11p•·~ and Jnwers /,..,r; [IP 111hrrevt>r pnssiblr 1 ... n11rr . f1rin,.r , ~1P11d1er '.!! H old~ P/l'rJ.~e address yo ur /el ·· thrrn mun' ~u111for 111bl.v. 31 llcl11s 1 VOil c"I morr n11Tur11lly. \V hy wo rrv! tcrs 10 /.,, M. BO!/d .. P. (.l • trw !CAS'J'EETH Uenu1re Adlie- Rn-r 187~ Newport Bea ch I ~ivc Powder. D,.nturc! thai fit~'" 92660 e11"""ti11I Lo health. See yoW" denl1~t • -· rc~ularly, CUST0~1 ER SERVICE: Q, ----------- "!.~ is true sn1oking mariju<ina dilatrs ihe pupils of the !'yes?" A. Noth ing to that ... Q. ··Has ii h~cn estah!ishcd v,•hcther any y,•hille really docs havr a 1hroat large enough lo s .... •allow a man?"' A. Somf' d'l TI-:it h<is been proved . Srin1c cn11ld gu!n do\\'11 a \1·holt> fcllov.' nf'ilher diced nor ~liced . Q. "rlnn 't nudisl colon ies date all the v.•a}' b.ick to lhe Biblical d.<1.vs 10 lhC' ~l iddle Eas1~·· /\.Not a! all. Earliest n11dist ca mps y,•rre sf'I up in Germany nnly about 55 years :igo. \\'0,\1 EN look at thi ng.~ dir· fercntl\! frnr11 men Sav the \\'Ord "garden." 11 '11 rnBke a wnn1a11 !hink nf flowers. But a nu1n will think of wcf'ds. Sav "«lose1." A ITI <tn think s of a r!nor A 1l'n1n;in nf cln!he<:. Sa_v "relig ion.'' A man rhinks nf God. 1\ v.·oman or church. Such Saddlehacl\: Urges Meet J\'r w sludents to s.1ddlchack Coll<'ge. 1nclud1ng 1ncom1ng frcshn1en and those returning tn school afler a lea,·e of ~nscncc. are uri:cd to contact the cnllcgr i1nm(·rl1atrl y ror c·ounsrl1ng <ippointrnt"nls 1 Counseling \\'Ill hcg1n t;rpl 1. According to Dr . !'red J! Brem er. pre sicl f'!ll and su1~rin!<'ndcnt of the collegc.j C'<lunsehng ;ippn1n tn1enls arr t eQtllt('d prior to f'nrrilln1£1nl and rnu.~1 IX' n1ade 1n pcr50n bef\\'CCO !he hours of R 30 a,01 I and ."i p.n1 I lnform11 1inn is availa ble at the college. 21l000 Margueri1e Parkway in f\·lission V1c10. nr 1 by calling R37·9700, 49549[)(), or ~!19-22 ! ] . Picnic Slalcd f"ormer re si d e nt s of Kewanee. Ill. and su rrounding communities will g;ilher al an annual picnic Aug. fl. from 11 a.m . In S p.m. in section 2 of the city park in Lynwood. Beverage6 will be provided . Swing 'n Sew Swinging Price! Sale starts Sunday* at noon Sale77°0 Reg. 99.95. Swing 'n Sew' porlable S€'1'.'S !01wa rd, reve1se and zig zag on all fabrics. H mends hems, darns. scallops and appllques. It maltes buttonholes. puts 1n zippers and winds bobbins autornal1cally JCPenney The values are here every day. •••• prk•• •Ntcli¥t Sund•1 •""'"''I lllrougll S•ht>d•r. A.i;gutl 11 •I 111• lollo•l"ll 1lor•1: C.t.NOGA PAR K C.t.RLSBAO OOWNEY F.t.$HION \/ALLEY-SAN DIEGO FULLERTON HUNTINGTON 8£.t.CH LAKEWOOO LONG BE ... CH MONTCL AIR NEWPORT BEACH ORA"IGE "THE CITV ' Rt\IERSIOE VENTURA U11 Penne")' s tome riayme"! pl1n ' s~op ~u~d<>• """"' ... s "·""· PHARMACY . WE QUOTE PRESCRIPTION PRICES ON THE PHONE 2700 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR AT FlllNLE.AF HOURS-t,J0-6 ,00 DAILY • AMPU PARKING IN U.t:R 644 7575 CLOSED SUNDAYS i. HOLIDAYS -. " OAJl Y 'fl OT 7 You can make just about everything for school with these fabrics. And that could make school everything for you. The values are here every day. Even Sunday.• 5~~/50 " bO •;. •crylic 40 1. R•yon knit. Perfect for 1oft swe•ter look. F.r1ll fashion colors. Penn Prest® for no ironing. ~ 5~~" Pettipoinl polyester for a Just right casual sport o~tfil. No iron Penn Prest@:I. Jn navy, while, red, brown , plum, ('live or gold. JCPenney Special .•• 2~~111• Acrylic bonded wi th acetate lricot, perfect fo r back. to school and casual oullita. Tweeds. stripes, plaids and solids in fall colors. •Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the followlng store1: BUENA PARK BURBANK CANOGA PARK CARLSBAD CHULA VISTA COLLEGE GROVE DOWNEY FASHION VALLEY-SAN DIEGO FULLERTON GLENDALE HUNTINGTON BEACH INGLEWOOD LAKEWOOD LONG BEACH LOS ALTOS MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH NORTH HOLLYWOOD ORANGE "THE CITY" RIVERSIDE SAN FERNANDO SANTA MONICA TORR AN CE VAN NUYS VENTURA WESTCHESTER WEST COVINA WHITTWOOD Prlct1 In effect 11 111 . Pinney atore1 Monday. '.if* . - , • . • . • ' • I O.i.ll 'f PILOT 'Sickl e' Ju ,dg e Dec la,res Mistrial Suspect 111 Texas 111 Newto11 Murder Case RHOY.'\"' ft:Pll -t:larcnce Olis :;;m ith, ~:1. wanted in California 1n connection with the h:1ck1ni;: death~ of twn C'<101p('rS 11.r11·s- befnre a t.: S. n1il~isLra1r !odil.\' In begin extraditin11 prn- Cf'eding ~. r-.1ex1can pnl 1l"f' !urned ~n1ilh n\"tr !n FBI aJ.:rnts ;it the Gfl!l'\lo'<IY 1J1ter11at1onal Brid~r between Brnwnsv1llr il I\ d Malanl'iros, l\lcxico, Salurcl;i). The FBI 1 , Sn11lh \1·a~ c·;i111u1~'d 1n .\1 .l•l, bui ind1ca1cd hr 11 n< 1n C'U.<lndy Ill !hill t'(IUOlf\ for ill ~as r two 1la1·< wh1IP lhf' tr::insfer b;irk ·to Tc xa~ ''a~ being arran,1.:cd Feder;il find ~1a1e w11rr11nts were t5~ucd for Sm11h af1er rwo can1rer< were killC'd 11nd thret> injured 111 ;i S1rrra Nevada campground n e a r Nevada Ci ty, .July 12. The vic- tims were atlackcd \l'ilh a sickle by a 1nan w11ncs<c11 ~~1d \.\'ilS · laughin,(! and j!rOll'11n~ like an animal." .<\l tnd;i~··< hrtiring I'S. maJ!istr;ilc \\'llllarn r-.1 Milllcl !iilid he 11·ould iid\•i::;r S1n1th nf his r ights find arr;in,1:r for ;in attorney. Sm1!h ;il~n 1,·iJI be formally idenld:rd ;i<: !h? man named 1n the stale ;ind federal \\'arrant-". '· Exrrad11 1nn procerd1ni.;s will be "Larrcd ;i.c; soon :i.~ 1he he11r1ng 1s co111oletcd ."' l\1allct Sil id. The FRI .~aid lhrcr k'"li\"r" ""ere 111krn frnn1 Sm11h ;illrr hi-" arrr.sl in il1rxirn ('111. a pnckrl kn1fr ;111d 1wn ];1 1·gr1· knivr ;; with li\Pr-r nr·h hlark Srn1th. ;i Childrr<:::;, Tr \ n<11ivr. quit hi s Juh ;i<> a .':arbage cnllertor in \\'rirnar. J uly 22 ;ind dis;irpr..arcd frnm hi.~ homr the ne::t dil\". Nrvada Counl.v, 11°u!horit1es g;11d h,P h;irl been despondent i;incc his ,:on died in ;i truck 1.1-rrck .lune 25. Sn111h livrd \l'ith h1~ 11•ifr ;i nrl twn chlldrrn 0-\KLA,'\fl t t lP ll -\lur1· ;\'P11 Inn -~ m;.in~laughtrr lri;oJ Jur1 litadloc k~d. ll·I. and the B!i1r k Panthrr p11rtv le1tdt>r say.' rh;u _..hn 11•s .. t)u11 w11h al ltast on!!: blac k per~nn on lhe Retarded Bo y· Di!.l coi:erecl 1'R\irKEF: fl"P1 1 -D;in;i f"ooprr. ll 11 mentally r(>-o 1arclPcl b11\ ln~l ll\'e rla ~·s 111 rht r111u:ecl S1e1ra n1oun1:11ns, s1nllerl al rescuers Sunda\' allrr hr1111'1 found sitting barl'· loot 111 heavy underbrush nnly a mile from the c11mp- !i1.rounri ll'hrre he disappeared. ··HI' .-.hnok his head, \rs. 1'hr11 11llrred wa1rr ;ind l?al'e ~nmr11ht1! of a sn11l r ." s81d .Jack SnHlh. an ;ilhlr!ir d1 rec· tor a1 ,\n·;ide C;i1np 1n Soda ~prin~' 1' here Dana h;id been S1il)"!rlg 11 11 h olhrr rr 1ar1!rcl t•h1ldrrn. Thr ~t>ungster. fn11n 1'1nnle, 11;1<: pul on a .'lrrlchrr mtirle of hmbs. j a('kC'!S ;ind skirt~ and reun1lrd 1.1·ith hi~ parent! a.~ hr was carried frr)m thr 'll'ood~ fnr the JO.mile trip 1n a 1"ruckre ho~µ11;i l The bo.\. un;ible tu c;ill !11r hrlp hr(·;iusr nf h1~ lll!'nt;i! \1an1tlcar , ··1;ippcd coke ;ind nrangr JtUl~r up l1kr a puppv." ;it T;ihOP Vorrsl Hnspit;il. authl'lri!ies s;i1d. Ht! was rcslin;: cnmfortah!y ;ind in i;:ood contl1Linn tndav. HP sufl1~rcd "exposure <1nd rlrhydrall!)n" h11L wa~ "rralJ~-in pretty good cnndi!inn fnr a l11lle frllnw like thal ," s;:iid he;id nursf' Carol l~rnwn /)ana \\flS fnunrl 1n •·heafl·hii::h"' hru~h . ~Jiiin)! in 1h' shrller rof lhref' fil!lrn trees th;il h:icl forr11rd ;i ~anctuar.v , said Smllh 'fhe ;irc;i w;.is rr.srarchecl Sund:iv after a hf'lrseha(·k p;irl,1' rcpnrlecl hc;irinJi: a ··sound"' in the v1cinily Saturda,1. Thr f1nrschack parl y s;i1rl !he1 shouled lhr hn,I'·~ n;ime ;ind earh rime they heard \l"ha! snunded likr " rain! f'chn rr1urn1ng I ro1n the brush. A grnunrl team found Dana at 1: 10 p.m. PDT. '·He 1,a.~ a prelly tired little bny," s<11d Sn1i1h, ''hr w~s nf'lt cr~·1ng. ·• Dana 's parents, \lo'hn spen1 Sti!urdily n1i;:h1 camped in thr m!lun1ains, arcompanied rhe bny In the hn.c;pital hut wrrP tirl'r! ;incl refused comments. '"fhr. parenL< ;:ire 1·ery h;ipp.1·, I ran tell ~·nu that.'' silir! Dr. Charles Kellerrnver. who ex;imined tht bo\ l\rl· lernl_1·rr ~aid Dana ;ippare111ly st11 yrd 1n the Karne place lhP r1Jtire time he was ln.~t because his feel were nol scilrred and hr had nn sunburn. He seemed '·frightened more than anything rise"' ~;i1d lhP rloctors, adding thal Dana v;ould remain hospitalized fnr several days for ob~erva!ion. Oana was on an ecology march las!. Tuesrlay nc11r the famed Donner Pass route through the Sierra when he be· came losl. · The i.heriff'~ office said lhe search \lo'a~ nearing the point of hopeles.~ne.~! v.·hen "\l'e lucked nut." jurv. 1herP i~ al ]P;.i.-.t nnP f;iir person on !ht Jury tha1 11·111 grant me a f?~r triiil " r.>ewton. smi!lng broadly And wilh hi~ arms folded ;icro~s a bl11ck leather jackel. ;il.s11 told newsmen Sunda~·: ''A hung jurv keeps me ouT 11! .1a1\" Thert> was onr black won11111 on the jur.v but how sht> v11trrl 1.1as nnt made µubll<· i"\or 11a ~ !hf! court told whe lhrr 1hr 1ur1's rnaiontv \'Oled for ~.t· Qu111at or tonvictuin. Charles Garr\. the defense ;itlnrney. expresSf'd ··kl' en disa ppointmenr' tha r h 1 ' 1'hPnl 11•a., nnt ilCQUJ!ll'cl nf a chilrgr he kil1rd Pa1rolman .Jnhn FrC"\ dunn~ a shootout bf'l 1\·Prn · r a n t he rs and Oakl;ind police. •·This sho11~ !hill r;iC"1~rr1 preme1Jes 1hrnugh lhr r nurts ;ind lhcrP i~ nn qur~l io n b11t thal Black Panthr1 rnr 1nbcr,, tspl'c1;illy the :\1in111lrr 11£ ncrrnsr. cannol i:rr " f;i1r trial.'' Newton. the P;irty'~ cn- fnundrr. is its f.'\1nisler or DC'frn~e . Prnseeutor D<lnald l\!h~·tr left \hP counrnn1n w11ho11t comment and wilh " ti~h! PX· pres.~ion on h1.~ far e Judge Ha rold Hn1•r. \I ho declared 1hr mislriil\ af!rr ~IX day!i of fruitless de.liberation~. rtturncd lhe e?.•e t11 lhr Alameda Coun1y er i 1n i n a 1 calcndilr Jtnd set Tuesday for a hcar1ni;: no further action. The .-r.istrial was declared ;if1rr ~1r.,. Yae Y;id~. a .l~p;inrse-Arneric; . ., hnuse11•if P 1' hn ~cr1·ed as f n r P m ;i n , rrnliC'cl 1n 1hr j udJ!e !hal "we stiind and h<11·e been slancl1ngl J 1-1. " .JudgP H!•Vr. \l'ho h~rt in· strurtecl her nnl In say which wa y jurors leaned. then asked if rurrher deliberations would do an y good. "Only if you could injrrt ~nmelh ing new," 11hr • .a nswer~- On thal b11.si.~. the j udge d ismi~sed the jury. --------- Our custom decorating sale of the year! 20% off on all custom draperies, slipcovers, reupholstery, Fabric and Labor. Every fabric in our custom collec!1on priced al 20°10 saving:;. Our decorator "''111 bring you samples and proress ional sugges11ons on choosing d1apcr1es. sltocovers or reupholstery designed for your heme alone. JC Penney Cuslom Dec.orat1rig SerY1cc, tor everyth1nri from draperies. lo carpeting. lo turn1t11re and l ine accl'ssoriec:; In edd1t1cn, all tabr1c111ion labor ol draperies. sl 1pcovers lll'ld rauphols t• • / reduced a big 20 '/o , Call collect (714) 523-6511 for our shop-at-home service, free. .... ~-v. , .. "" ~ ~ · .. t .. ~ .. " ..... i;. ''" > , .. • (< .,. •· . _, ~ • ·:t ... .,.. . f ·"!>' . • ' . ,. '~ . JI ••• ·"" ~--~ I -~ JCPenney at-home decorating DecorllO now, UMI POM•Y• t\mo poymonl pllr\. . .-i --·. ·-· I i '-J i t l ~ . I -... S oledad Sol1atio1a Near Trio Se t For Trial Welfare Reform Solutio11 Clo~e? Man l(iJJcd At Prison SA\ Ql ~:\"T l~ 1 I Pl 1 <111,. 1nm;11r \I :i~ k!llc>d ;ind a J:Uard and ;:inrithrr pr1.;nnrr in- jured 1n sr1J;iralr stabhine\ flL S:1n Quenl 1n pnsnr1 r h I s lll'CkPnd A d(1uhlr fur!"!' 11! ,1f{irrrs w;i~ 11rdcrrcl •in dut\" 1nd;1~ Pri~nn ofllr111I<> ~<11<! 1l1f! a~~;iu lt ~. ;1pp;1rrnll~· unrel:it1·d. n1·<·11rrrd 1n d1ffrrcn1 p:ll'I'-nf lhP p ri~11n !.01~1 m11n1h. ~.in Qur nllll 1,:1.~ lhf' SC'f'lll' of Ille [;11;11 <:l;1hh1ng of ;i c•lr· rt'<'t1n 11;il riff1crr. ~;11111·cl;1 1·, 111111.ilr ~~d ward H C nn~.;:ih•s.· :111. rl1rd f1·nm kn1fro 11 riund<: clr"r in lhe ri~ht ~1de nf h1< r hr<t $!'.:'\ FRANCISCO (l.iPJ \ - Three prisoner~ kno<,1.·n 11s th' "Soledad Rrnthers," thllrRed \l'llh the slfly1ng of a Soledad pr1sQn ,i:u11rd, gn on 1rial tn-- da'". se para!Pd frorn cnu rtroon1 i;pec!alors by a one-inch bulle1-prnnf sh ield The gla~s barrier . hel1rvecl 11) br the (11·st . .;uch I'\ Pr ''(('Clf>d in a l 'n1t l'd Stair~ l'llUrlrunm. 11as visible e1•iden- cr of the extremt precAu!lon< bt1n.c used 111 the I nal of Georgr .J ack ~c1n, 2!1. John \\', Clut<·heti<' 28, and Fleeta Drumgo, 2fi. The ""So1edtid Rrnthcr~." \l'tll ™: cscorled da 1h·. undrr _cuard ;ind manacled. lrnn1 San QuPn!1n prisnn !(I the third floor courtrn(Jm, thrn returned [(}the pri~n11 ~ach night. The pol1cf' tilctiC'al .c;quad 11 111 br nn alert du ring the en · lire trial The 'brothers" ~rP no! blond brolhcrs but cnmr~rlr~ in ii brntherhond 111 black prisoners al the h1i.; sl;iTP prt ... nn 1.1•hich ha~ hrrn rhe ~rene nf repc;ited r a c i a I \'il')rnce during the pa~t two ~ears. SACRA:VIF:\10 ll"Pl \ The lrgislalure. after nenrlv elghl months or hearings and rlf'b:Hr , appe.ared cl11se 1n a ::;o!ution lodav 1 1~ 1hr refonn uf Califnrnia's ni;is~i vc \1·rlfare ·;:ind Med1-C;il pr<i~rams. The Se1111te Health anrl \Vrlfare Cnrnn1illre scheduled ;:i hr11r111g on Mecl1-C.:;1I retnrin 11hlle rhP Assen1blv welf,1rE" 1·on1m111re hoped 10 al':l l atr !hi~ ;iflernonn nn ;i com- promise 1<-rlfarc pl<1n. (i(11• !\on11ld Reagan's r-.-1ed1- r a1 hill b\' Asscmblvnlllll \\11llian1 <,:afnphell ( R. ~ H :t· cirnda llci1:h1:. •. t:lcHr eel thr A~:o.emhlv last 111on1h bul ha ~ brrn .~!allc<1 Lfl thr Srn;:i te 1.1·<111tn~ for final agrremt>nt on 11clf<1re Sen. ·\nthon\' C. Rrilensnn l !).f3e1·crly Hilis1, ch<11rn1;in nf thr Scn<11e Health Co1nmit1cr Adminis!rill1on ag:·eed la te !11~1 \I rck on ~ cornprnm1~e \ rrsi11n nt Bcilenson·s Senate· p;i,.:-;cd 11rtrArc hill !.awn1<1kers hopr lnr swift apprnl'ill of lxlth n1easurcs so tr>.:i1 !hey can lc;i1·e al the Pnd of thr \1•rrk on a 11\'it.C· dcla1Pcrt. lhrrc-week v~c~1inn . Ca111pbrll "s ~1cd1-c~1 l'iill rr· qu 1rr~ p;itir nts 111 make 11 tnl\Pn "rfl-pal'rnrn1"' nf $! rier 1torlor 11s11 end ;,/'I ce.nts for each prf!.~cr1pt100, OriE;inally. 11 alsn requ irtd Jhe ~rate to ~i'I !hi' [CC!'; lhill could be char~rd h~ dnclrir.c;. b111 lhat rrovi~111n w a ~ stricken in11nediatc ly when the bill reached the Scn,.te. The bill requirrs !hP coun· tteo; 10 pay a n1ax11nu111 of $245 rn1Jlio11 for suppof'l Qf 1he !\1cdi·C'a1 prngrAm Thr .~l;ilf! \\'Ou\d p;iy the remainin J? 1·0.~1~ nl ;ihnut $600 mtll1on and rhe. fe1lrr;1 I go\ crnmcnl ano1/lcr $800 rn i II ion The pl;in 1s e~prltrrl to sa,,e lhr stil!C about Sl 24 million. 1 hP \\.cl!are He1nnn pli!/\. h;inlrnf'red nul 1n 11 ~!ra1~ht ria~·s of nrgouat11'/n~ be111'Ce.J1 the Re:igan Adn,1n1stra11nn and lei:1~l;i111r lradrr~. I~ t~· prelcrl to sa1e the state 51:10 n1 d!ion. fl 1r.rl1 1dr~ ;i cuar;in1rr lh:i1 !hr sl att• 11 ill pi!I' unan• l1clp;ited acld1nr1:il II" e I I II r f! ('fi~t.~ ::ind lhr hurclcn wnn·t be sli1flrcl tn the local govern· n1rnl. \\"c l filrc rrc ipirnl~ ~ 1.' ri \1nuld recr11·e 11nnu11\ co~t-nf· lil'inr inrrc;i~r.s bt g1nning in l!l7.l-i4. Our 5.99 a yard carpeting special: Just $240. will cover all this: 12x15' living room, 12x9' dining room, 24x3' hall and stairs. That's 40 square yards. Choo1e lrom two unbeatable carpel 1!yles at Penneys low, low price! 'Salem' con!inuous lil11men! nylon mul11-level loop with a so1!·hid1n9 nubby leKture. Slronq •nd durable. Tweed colors. ·chateau' shag, t/le new and lashion11ble look Iha' add1 drama lo contemporary rooms. Nylon pile in vibriint schds or !weeds. P rice inc ludes installation over 40 oz. rubber paddin.i Bri ftf in your floor measuremrnts for a no·oiiligotion corp't estima tt . Do it yourself lros10111 corne11n!l w11h corpel 11le1. Now you (Cll'I c:orpet room~ you never th ov9ht you could, ond you con do rt yau"elf with r-n sp !ciol tooli, no mes9y odhesives. Corpe! o room tl-i.9 ofie1.,oor - wclk on it !on;9h1 ! 9 populor colors, Cover e 9 x1 2 floor fo r just 4 2 . 1 ;-. 35: . 1:2"x12" tile JCPenney .. Shop Sunday noon to 5 p.m: at the fol'.c -.v ing stores: Available al !he following stores: DOWNEY (869-4541) HUNTINGTON BEACH (892 ·7771 ) NEWPORT BEACH (64 4-2313) 10RRANCE (772-5893) .CANOGA PARK 11¥!3·35€0) F'C'1'0N VALLEY-SAN DIEGO (291·6050) LAKEWOOD (634-7000) ORANGE "THE CITY" (e39.t.Q~l ) VENTURA (642-7532) Use CARLSBAD (729-7991) fUllERTON (871-4343) MON TCLAIR (621·3811 ) RI VERSIDE (687-3060) Penncys "T i me Payment Plan. APPOINT ED DE AN UCl's Froman UCI Prof Named Dean Of Scl1ool IRVINE -A UC ~rvlne pro- fessor of poh!ic:il science l1as been nan1ed dean of the School of Social Sciences al UCL Lewis A. l<,ron1an, .Jr.. 35, a facu lty rncmbcr al UC I since 1965, succeeds.A. K. floinney, who left the deanship after two years to return to full time leaching and research duties. Frornan v.•as selected from a field of 120 candidates for the post. An honors graduate of Yale University. he received a doc:- lorate in political science from Northwestern University in 1960. He has authored thr<>e books, '"People and Politics." "Congressmen and T he i r Consli luencies'' and • 'T he Congressional Process.·· UC Irvin e 'F1~iends' ·Chief Told IRVINE -Friends cl the UC Irvine, a community sup. port organization, recently elected George F. Sherrill of Newport Beach president k>r the 1971 -72 year. Sherrill, of -4.05 39th St., is an I n de pendent <'hen1icnl re search consultant. lie sut·- Ct'eds former DAILY PILOT publisher Walter Burroughs <is president. Other officers elected arc: ftobert \Veed. president-elect; Dr. Jordan 1\1. Phillips. vice president; ~·!rs. Peggy Shec.lrl, ~ecretary, and i\irs. Ida Ferd. treasurer. \Veed i~ publishe r or the DAJLY PILOT. Dr. Phillips, of Downey, is a n ob:stelrician-gynecologist who is active in the Californi,1 Collr.ge of l\1edici11e a!un111i association and is a mcn1ber of the UCI Foundation t-x- ecutive con1mftlec. ']' WO Stude n t,; O n Dean's Li sl Ty,·o Coast students have achieved placement on the Dean's List at Central College for outstanding a c ad em i c performance at the Pella, Jowa campus. They are Jay Sullivan. son of /\·Ir. and l\1rs. HO\\'ard Sullivan, 1:.88 San Beniadinn Place. Costa Mesa: an d .".l ichael Kra mer, son of 1\lr. and l\-lrs. Albert J. Kramer, 2231 Via Puerta. Laguna Hills. I .. .,.._ .... For the Record Dissolutions Of ltla1·1·iu9e FIN.-,l OECREES En1trtcl July ll ·~ lwuil, Sall• An"• and "'tlhu• 11.ich•td ~weene~. P,••lom>e M •n<> J.lmt• E. l,\cCov. Soll• and Etrol Owo.n• 5n•ll, Mon~ Joo• •nll Hollis O•nn1t Oe••ll>On, M•r. (, . .ind Forreil E. Con•. Oon~ld II _ ~nd r•.1me1a P. Jon••· PlllV .., Of•<> K0 •1tielh R. M<Ltto•, Carol DO•t~n •ni A. Cooe, Goroon \'/ and M~rr~ G {na""' tlll~rty, (lvct C , II ana I'), l•~ ~·•hll•11. llOl><!tl C '"d M•"• Cra•tn, Janel l re """ Wal1r• Al!•rd ~u•n .. 1an<1, Lott••• El!t" 4nD (t<Co! E, P.c~rn, ;.,.ild l•• and"'""""~ l ee f",.,.,d. J1n•I l l nll Lt>l·t Cri m, Sharon J, •n<;1\r, M•ch1tl J. •nd K•thryn El owfl Sri El rlpn~ ana R<>l>••t Let Mvet<, Ed'N•ra w1vnr and l(a1n1t1n ~ .. (la;,,, c."J,.~ and B•n H•nr• Ann Al•en~cn. Cl1ta Mlld•tDn, Jeto"l• Jfrl •d '"" Marv Lou Anoelo Dl>clt•, Mlldrro H. ana W•1lr v l Hua..,.,, Rich1rd C. and Ruu., F \'/ill•&m1<>n, 111 Htrberl E. i r>d su~n W1dl•v, M•f:",,i~~!'~'"J.:'o~d1~•ul Wlllilm E, Larbv, Ml<Th• E•lhrr 1nd llob.,t J.m~• 'l'•onn1.:!_!""_:dw!rd ri:._ ----'"-c'~"o'------ D ealh J\'o t ice• ,\Li I, U/!. Sun•i•tn'• Al• cl 2SI Alb11<c11, Foun•1i" ~in" Pl Wa•h1"'1Jton; on1 aauvr>l•r, Elt!IY v~''"•· D••• cf <l•Mh, ,\utusl '· 19/l, L. Elmor1 ct Marvl.,<1; ''""" orano- 5,,,.1.,..:i Oy 1>u1bflnd. Eric. two l•IT•rs, chllllr•n. s ... vlcf'>, l veulaY, 1 om,, 11 I•'" Vor;ln•1 VCN!tr lnli F1mo1• way Mor1ulr•, Oirec!o'I. Co•on••I Funeral Hcm1. lnl•rm1nt, We"· MOORa "''"""' Mtmc••ll Pork. Pael\ F1mllY Gmev• (!1~1 Moore. Ate ~S er 7!51 l olcn•ll Funeral Hom1, OlrKlot!. Eldon AN., Colla Mt,,., Dalt "' c~~t.,, I EEM Au~u•I 6, 19/1, Surviwd by hu•b•nll. R1•mo"'1 ·""· Beem. At• 11 ct llt lOtn Wll!l•m F. Moore; cne """' w ;111am F S• .. HuntinolOt> Bea,h. O.tt ot dfflh, Moor• er P~n•Yl•anla; two ~i•!t"' Mr1 ,.,uou•I I, \911. SUrvlvt'd by ..,Ile, E••· Allct l(lrillner and Mrs. Pttg~ !loft· o• 11'1• hom11 d1ughlf'r!, ~I~ c,ouch 1.,.,,.,, both of Sanla A1111. Sl't'•itn, 01 11un1,nv1on El••cl'I a r>d Bonl'lle ,thrl•-Tue!o<l•Y, 10,JO •.m. t i Bell e ra.,..,,a• '""'" ot S1nl1 A,.,.; Mtro1rel W•SI of Clla,..I. tn!ermen•. falrl'>.!lv1n Memo"•' tlunhnoto'I 8t:.1ch; 1 hell b•oihK, Erne•I p1,~. Bfll 8rOfldW•Y Mortu1rv, O"ec-~~=';0.110~ ~::::::!~~ 8~~·1~·;·o.,~=: lOfl. GI Vt nlur,., M1morl1I 1erYk.H wl!I be PtMENlt:l.- •e•a We<!.lie><l~v. 1 o.m • Hun!•ngJon Anoel Pimtnltl Aoe II of 111'1 AJl'I SI , p~,.,~ Me"""'"' Cl'lu•Ch lie• Ed Ernv Huntlr;ton e .... cn o.>:e "' daath, _.UG•"' .,,, <''"""· f..nlomome.,1. ,..,,,.,.,,,.,~ M•· I. 1911. Su•~•••d bY WH,", S1n1,a1. oi .,.0.,11 Par~ Ftr•"'' su~out> coM"bu· lht l\Ome. c11l10,en. luc•nd• . .llama•ln, '''' 10 •Our 11von1t cnarolv. Smith' •VGU<lln~ PomMltl, H0<>f f u••""· lll:o••• Mo<tuar•, 0'1K lorl Gome• t nd C1rme~ Manon!H!o; 1' Orin<!· El lERM•l'I <"''<!''"· A0•••1, lue"'·•·· I D m . ~mu~. J:.11~ 11.•cY [ltttm~~ o1 ).Ill) Gr•"•Dll< r•••M•. Qto~ ....... M&•I. WNlnf'I~··· ' 01c1 Po•rl Dirt ~· a~em. ""~"" I. • m .r 81,>lfd S•t'•mtnl (1•h01•< l'l' S••v•<•• ...,.,..,,;9 •' P•< '•< "'"" C~v•:~. Yl•,lm•n•!e• tn· .. men!, Goo<! l'o•»D'•~I Per~. ric·f.c v.1,. Morlue<•. 5ht.,,,~•a Cem•,.<v. Sm•m• Morlu••~. [)•U'J'I Oir•CIC<!. Of M•LEDE ~tHElDS \J· • • .., ne v.arede o• lolll1 Sot.noaalo. H•ll•e L•• 5h,•+as Form••lv ol l•aun• ""' i, i~•on B••<n Od•• o• cr.iln, Au9u•I H•ll• DAie ol ""'"' Au;u!I 1, 19/l, I" • 1011 Su••''td bl ~~uGM~< C~Mlole ChUI• Vi>!•, C•i torn'•-.lour;,~C'd <IY n• (. -~,.1 cne •I>'"· Ntlh• l""'''•n>en, P~•"• Alli"'" (laylon ~· .S•n D-••n ''' ~r1nec•\Udrf" •nd I trtoi ;ranO· Cr~ot••d• •~rl••t"' wotr ~rid MOl'do > •' <"l<drt ,,, ~'''""' WI" ""'d •t "t•~ PAC•IL' VofN M•moro•I Por~ QlrftlfL<I F•m"• Cclonial f une,al Homr. Bu''"' bY PAc ltic UI""' M~r•u•rv. ., Golden Golt NMiO"AI C•m•Tf•v '" San iK!ONf: ll•un~, C•lilornl1. Mlllt••v 1rrvlc"' •' (u'1il P•ul Sl:ene "q• ~I. o! 1ll6 Ecna G<O•••lar P••1'. Fem •• COIDl'i•I Funf<1I fl•. ~anlA """~ Oa!f nl ot>o'n, Jul• JI, ll~m•. Oorrcto•I 1911. sv,..lvtn•. Curhl, l •t OU•RlE M. ind Jorr. A, ~~tne, 111 of SreT!le, l•n•c•o R Ou~ror Aae 10 n! ~S Jr<! St · W••~lno•on: two aav;Mo•1, Shan""" ana Hun1.no1on l!eec~ Coif ct ~ea1n. i\ug~1t Ju<!~ s~~nr <>I $eanlr, WaJnfnQlor>; l , 1911. ~u••••td b• w'lr, Cormitn rout !lrln<!<~•l<lre" $•'"''...,. ana inlt•· '~r~lc•• •"<I '"'"'"''"' condu<!td , 1" mtnl ill l/ancouvrr, 9"ti•n (ch1m!ri&, r urrr.ero M l<~" Gian. !"'t•lco. ~m·•~I Cit...,,<!•. Brll l!too<IWlv Merl"•''' Fcr- Mo•tuar" Forwt•dlng OorKTon. witding a•rt<•Orl, Jl!HKIN!i l "DA'I' ""irtna c . Jenkin• .-,g, II or llfl H•r· Ectward J Ztd••· Aot IJ, of ltSll? Ocd· bar, COl!I M111. D•ot ol a ... 1~. ,\uouit den!•! !.•,.., Hun•inoron f!Htll. O.te of ,---"--"'""-----"'-'~oldt1tn. ,.,u9u1! I , 1911. !>ur•lv.a b• wlf•, ARBUCKLE &: SON WESTCLIFF MORTUA,RY m E. 17th St., Costa Mesa MM888 • lr•no, t>1 !he l'omo: cne '°"' Rk l\ard l.a•V 01 Hul\!o"'IJlon flffcft; tour tr•n<I· c~Hdren, 5en 1Cfl. Tnursd1v, 1 1>.m, 11 Sml!ftl Clta"'I. P tl•d • im1rm0<1I •' Poclll< V....,. Memorl1l "'"'· $m11M MOrfUlrY, OlrKto..,, .. -.. Mo"4af, A1.1gus1 '9, 1C!7 1 DAILY PILOT 9 Utilities Assess1nents De~line Declines In valualion or perty developed. Thus. the public utilities have been varied percentage decreases recorded In si1 or 10 Orange are also in part due to Lhe an1ount of utility growth in a Coas t communities, Or<inge city. County Assessor Andrew J . AI1other factor t•1!ed by ll insha\v has re\'ealed. Eastland in the state board's 1be drop in valuation range selling of utility assessments from 8.44 percent in Hu n-is related lo lhc sagging lington Beach to 1.63 percent economy. Firms with poor in .Sea l Beach a.nd is part of a earnings such as the countywide sluinp of 5 pert"ent railroads and Pacific Lighting over valuations for the 1970-7 1 Group-v.·ould be assessed at fi scal year, Hinshaw said. a lower rate according to lhe 1!1nshaw fixes the !971·72 sta le for1nula . he said. of Orang~ Coast valualioni'> \\'1th J44.B;i7 ,O!IO. do.,.,•n by more than $4 million over last ye2.r·s figure and representing l:I drop of Hk.lf~ lhan 8 ~rct'nl. \\'est1ninster comes second with a 1971-72 valuatioll total or $!t,70!t,420, a 1.9:> percent dcclu1e from the 1970-71 figure of $9,902 ,640. Other figures in- clude: -Costa l\lcsa, $7,917,510, or -4..48 percent above lasl year·s tally -Ney,·port Beach. $7 ,316,130. a 1.84 pcrl'en l drop fron1 lasL year. -Seal Beach, $6.343,350, (lnr nf tour communilie~ t.n record a 1971·72 ge.in in public utility \'aluation. The city 's total 1s up by $102,000 or 1.63 percen l from last year. -Laguna Beach, $3,342,920, down by 5.05 percent fro.:n· last year's total. -Fountain Valle y. $2,893,830, up by J.71 percent fro1n 1970·7 1. -San Clemenk', $2,893.370, dOY.'ll by :>.93 percent froin las t year. -San .I u a n Capistr?110, $1 ,797.JSiJ , uµ by !t.08 percenl -0ver last year. -Los Alamitos, $1 ,233.980. 11 2 36 percent hike on the 19i0.71 figure. Public utility va!ua11un in the county's unincorl>Or.'.llti! arf!as totalled $30.3 1!1,tl:,U rur 1971-72, down by $6 16.840 ur l.99 percent fron1 last year. Jl unting:ton Beach topped th{' county lis~ of high school dis tricts: wi!h pub!i(' utilities io the area val ued by Hu1sha\v ;·.t '62.686 ,510. Coast Colleg~ Co1nn1un1ty District's $77,837.010 headl'd the junior college district list y,•ith Saddleback Con1n1unitv College District lagged a·t $31 ,17~.870 for !he ne\v fiscal ye11 r. Huntington Beach topped the Orange Coast contingent 111 Hinshaw·s assessment of µubli t u1Jlll1cs in· unified and elen1cntary sthool districts with a $31 ,602.800 v2Jua lion. Other valuations: included : r-i e \VJ)Qrt-l\1e.sa. $15 ,013,000; \Vestn1ir1ster, $ 9. 9 0 8, \) S 0 ; Ocean View, $9,124.800 ; Seal BeaC"h, $5,864,710, ·r u.stin, S 5.:>9 7 ,33 0; f\.fagnol ia SS,305,860: Laguna Be a c h L!11ifi ed, 15.02'1 ,340: Fountain Valley. $6,381i,121l; Ca pistrano, $5.279.270 and Los: Alami!Of;, 1<1lal for Orange County at Huntington &Heh, hon1e of S236,623,890, doY.11 by nearly the Southern California Edison S12 niillion fron1 !he con1-Company plants, lops tlie list parable figure a year ago. 1----'------------------------------------------------------------~l09t 130 P::lrt of the drop 111 as.')essed valui:lltons of u1ililies is due to the .State Hoard of Equaliza- tion pli.111 lo reduce by 1973 !he value on 11i1hith taxes are levied to 25 percent of market value. said L. J. Eastman. chief of the valuation division of the state board, in Sacriimenlo. In the con1ing year. utilities \\'Ill be assessl.'d at 29 percen1 of n1::lrkct \'alue compared \1ilh ;i JI pcrcc11l ;isscssment in 1970 and a 50 percent valua- tion in 1960 \Vhen a legislatlve inves tigation determined the utilities were being unfairly taxed, East.:n-an noted , The yearly two percent drop means a 6.5 percent reduction in the assessment or utilities in 2" commun ity in v.•hich there has been no new utility pro- Me111her ship For Me di cs Modified S:\r\T A ANA -~iernbers or the Orange County Heal th Planning Council 1vho 2.1e pro- viders of medical service 11·ill be selected at large follo..,'ing act1011 by the. County Board of Supcr\•isors. J\todifica tion ()f co u n c 11 me mbership req uirements. suggested by co uncil leaders, \1:as appro~·ed Tuesday by county supc rviso:s. Th e leaders complained tha t it wa~ difficult to .select f i v e rcµresentat1ve prov i d er n1cmbers to the executive board rro1n the f i ve .supen·isor1al districts. Other mod1fcafions granled include the dele!ion of !he Or?.1ge Co u n Ly Biological Psychiatric Society f r om men1bership on the rouncil <1nd !he add11ion or a l'cpresen- ta!ive of lhe Sou lhern California Pyschiatric Society, Orange County Chapte r, A!so added lo the council as an ex officio mr.11ber was the county's con1munity mental health scr1·ic:c director. Dr. E. \I/, Klallc Boa rd Sets Rock St ud y SA NTA ANA -A study of Orani:e Count~··s sand and j!re.vel extraction code has l>een ordered by the county Board or Supervisors, Purpose of the study i., to dett·n111ne 1'1c effectiveness of the t:odc, adopted in 1969 as lhe first in lhc .c;t;:ile, IL was rl·VL:.cd in 1970 to include pro- visions for rf"habilit.ation of areas fron1 y,•hich sand and gravel were extracted. The committee named to study lhe code y,•ill include representatives of the county planning. building . road and flood control departments , one representative .selected from four home oy,·ners groups in the Santiago Creek are~. plus officials from cities adjacent to sand and gravel districts and lhe region3l water control board. White over clack? Yes -' our interior latex paint will even cover black in just one coat. We guarantee it. Sale priced through Wednesday. .,..;c-' . PENN CRAFT. on8mat ~t4£RYLIC INTERIOR LATE X . . . . .. " t , ' Reg. S.99. Pennc:rafl"' One Coal lntlHMH latex wilh 3 year guarantee. Covers any color in just one appl icalion. Goes ol\ smoothly with eilher brush or rolle r. Drie1; 111 30 minutes to a du1able and slain resislant linish. Odorless, too! Choi~ or 10 ready-mixed colo1s. Sale 349 BALTZ MOR11JARIES Corona del Mar . . • f13-H5Q Costa ~fe1a '46-%4%4 Tustin Farniers Wi11 PeMCr9h " •ntiquiog ki1s. Add charm and f beauty k> your favorite pieces. Easy lo apply ..• use righl over otd Hnishes. un-. pain ted wood or metal. Results a re quick . easy and professional. Antiq•e kitt In I colon, • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Cost.a Mesa u g.Jf.33 • McCORfl.IlCK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY 179$ Laguna Canyon Rd. 1'"'15 • PA CITTC VIEW ME~·10R1AL PARK Cemeltry Mortuary Chapel 3SOt Pacific View Drive Newport Beach, California IU-1700 • PEEK F AMYLY COLONIAL FUNE RAL llOME 7801 Bolsa Ave. Westmlnslrr 193-3525 • S:\trrR'S !\.10RTUAR Y 62'1 !\.foin SL 531-65.11 Produce S tand Figlit TUSTIN Two young Tustin farmers have won a partial and temporary victory in their battle for permission to sell home grown produce from their stand at the in- tersection of Newport Ave nue and 17th Slretl. Orange Counly S u p e r I o r Court Judge Herbert Herlands ended l\lo'O days of hearings in- lo the writ or m11ndate filed by Chad, l!t. and Douglas Prescott, 18. by ruling that the brothers can sell home grown com from thei r stand pending tria l or the issue. building pc r m i l or a certificate or occupancy from lhe county building director. J udge Jlerlaods w arne d lhe Prescotts that sales of pc-oduce must be. lim ited to crops actually grown on their rive-acre site. Produce grO\\'n in olhcr locati ons must not be sold at the stand, he said, The brothers pointed out during the hearing that the family had owned the site since J!t39 and had used the stand for the sale of home produce throughout those 32 years. 1599 The Anywh•'9 Shelf. Ooubles as a handsome display unit or a pracllca1 storage organizer. Fealures lhe gleaming look of chro me posts and cross bars with a crisp ho\.!Ms loolh pa!lem on the st"lel11es. JCPenney Reg. "·"'il,Now 3.49 Antiqw1 kitt in 6 colofs plvs 2 "'11 bose~ • Reg. 3.'il'il, Now 3.49 Visit our paint and hardware department and receive your f r ee paint paddle and yards· tick. Shop Sunday noon to 5 p .m . at these Penney Stores: Avoilable at the·follo~ng 31orcs. CANOGA PA~K CA RLSBAD DQWN lY fASHION VALLEY.SAN DIEGO fl1tl£RTON HUNTINGlON BEACH· LAl(fWOOO MONTCLAlP J.ICWPORT BEACH ORANGE "1'HE CITY.. l<'IVf ~S!Ol The brothf'rs had be('n ordered by counly 0Hici11\s lo close d0\\.'11 !heir stand on the rounds Iha\ the. <irea \\•al'> 1.on- rd for residential us!'. It w11s pointed ou! to the l'rc~tott~ tha t they had not obtained • Attorney Tim SLrader told Judge llerlands that bolh boys had bf>tn active in 4M and other farrning Associa tion pro- jects an d that the ,::rowing ::ind ~l'lling of produce ::it th!' Tustin location had been an in- va luable pRrt nf their efforlS in that direction. '----------,----------------------------------------------......... • 'l _J - I 0 DAICY PILOT QUEENIE Mondiy, Au111ust '· 1971 By Phil lnterlancli --· -v:.._.,., ., ..r~'.' •• _ ....... @"• r--~.: .. -~ "n. ..... 1d ...., .. ·-· .. d. .. Boy! If I ever i1eed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, I h ope she'.s around." Pretliier Colombo =· New U.S. Strike Foi·ce Tracl\:s Mafia YOU ASKED FOR IT \\'ASHINGTON tUPI J -At- torney General John N . ~·litche!I has announced crea· lion of a special strike force '>''hich J u ~ t i r e Dl'partment sources said was aimed at a significant member of the -0rganized crime syndicate In a btier announcen1en1 . Mitchell said the strike force -the first one based in the nation's capital -would h&\•e nationw ide jurisdiction, a s recommended by :ht-National Council on Organized Crime. Its true purpose was a specific target involved wuh the t.·lafia's infiltration o[ legitimate financial circles. sourC'es said. The department decided the best way to approach the prl}- blcn1 was by using in vesnga- lors basfd in \\'ashi ngton \vith aecess to 1h!' fu ll inves!igatil'e rcsourc!'s of Justice. the FBI. the Treasury Department and lhe Securities and Exchange Com1nission. Robert J. Ctirr,pbell . 32. a department attorney with four years experience in lhe tax division and one year in the organized crime section of the criminal division , was named to head the force to five law- yers. Through t Ii e indictment sy ndicate had 111lerest in Las Vegas gambling casino s , Florida hotels aud rta! estate venlures, and a holding cor- poration. Lan!ky has ~1nce gone to lsraeL There have: long b e e n reports that secret Sv.·1ss bank accounts are used to conceal J\1afla fortunes. Sy n d l ca t e 1nember~ are also suspected of having fina nc.ial interests 111 other countries. be to keep lrack of these v.·ide- ranging financial dealings. Its creation follol'! y,·ork done last summer by four law student-interns at the Justice Department. Given the task ol reconstructing all available evidence and s u s p icions available about a key syn- dicate member, they created a panorama of sufficient tn· terest tn \varrant e full-time 1nvestigat1ve force The first organized ('runt· strike fort'e was ettablished bv former Allorney G e n e r a'l Ramsey Cl ark in Buffalo N.Y .. 1n 1967. The idea of US· ing the joint resources of the Justice. Treasury . Labor and Post OffJce departments pro-- ved ~o successful that 1€ others hav e sine!' bee n created. SO NOW WE HAVE IT AT DUNLAP'S WHIRLPOOL Bottle! oar\()1'1$ &l'ld t11\ Trash cans a1e compac!ed by almost 2,000 pou nds 1 or pressure in one M neat bag! Up to a week"s 'v.·orth or 1rash is in the a , t>ag, In the dtawet, in !he 34• unil that builcls-1n or t;lands alone. Instead The J u s t i e ~ Departn1ent said the chief source of illici1lr------------------------.I oT h1uting out 3 twen1y gallo n !rash cans carry out one cleari 1T1ash Masher Bagi revenues for organize d t:rime comes from gambling ac- tivities eslin1ated to bring 1n as n1uch as $2 billion or 1nore a year. Increasingl y. however . the syndicate reportedly has :-.ought to invest its mon ey in le1iitimate bu~ine.ss. Th e job ot the ne1v strike rorce -the 1a1h to be established :;ince 1967 -will ------==-=-= E::_ ·II\ l'Ow• D••wer .... "' 1'•11 '"'""''-" . " :'€~' ~ .:. ~\..t:.S f:tt~ coL'i:'. Jt e °"' ~ RfG.$95.85 ~::l<fow $39.95 • ... L•n•r Sin I I See by Today's Want Ad s I PEDAL FOR YOliTt HEALTH Sf'vC'ral blcyclrs foi· Mii'. son1r brand new, all J"{"asona1Jl1· prices. a HEY FOXC.S .... There ;IN" so111" frf'r L"Ul e hun- n1e.~ 1n blaf'k and 11•h11c jus1 \,·a111ng for a glJO(J Jion1e. Check 1he Free ad~. Sim ple, butchild- prool operation. FREE DEMONSTRATION a Lail n1inu1r ln1n~·Hf!S'!?? IJ_!~~~~~~~~~~~~IJll!~~~~'!l~~~~~ Check 111r SERVICE DI· R ECTORY tor rcl1ablr J1r!'V1er. You"U always find llr------------------------, "haL you ere looking !or -ti !!Wi~ .. t.'!.'1Ji.~ ·-··-"· -........... . fast. Survivi11g in. Italy TAKE Tl-IE NEWS QUIZ . Ev ery Saturday We Dar e You . e.arli~r this year or alleged Mafia fina ncial wizard t.1eyer R0\1E 1L.Pl f -Premier amid forecasts of failure and Lansky, it was revealed the Ernilio Colombo has been 1n immf'diately began picking up ...'.:::'.~:...:~~'.-'..'..'.'."::".'....'.'.'.'.'IL,==========°"''========----============-=======================' l•s w •~~€11. a1. >••·O'"' nffice one year and political the pieces of a chaos so ccm · plet<! it drove his predecessor \l'ag s say his biggest ac-out of office after 100 days. 1.:on1plish1nen1 is lasting that Jong. He disarmed so me principal po1...,er brokers with patronage. But despite interna1iont1l appointing a record 58 un- nervousncss about I la l i an dersecre!aries. He disarmed :;tabli ty. !he 5l-year-0ld Chris· ~oine opponents wi th s1raigh1 !1an OC'mocrat bath!'lor ;:ip-1ii!k. tlnusual in a land of pe;;rs rc:i sonabl,1' sccurr for 1loivery and iargon-fillcd 1he nf'xt le1~' rnonths a1 least. language. He did not panic .'lo1ne obser1·ers predict lie \\'i ll ll"hrn even some coalition last unul 1!1e t9i3 gener::il ele<-.. allies ab<'lndoned him . t1nn .... Al l the lime. as Colombo in· If he doe ~. ii v:1ll g1\'e ('(,loni!XJ the post1var retord ('hed ahead on reform pro- for endur<incc in a country gran1.~. he d~ftly ~idestepped 11·here premiers sonielimes such emotional and explosive t1ppcar 10 t:oine and go landmines as divorce, a sharp rise in neo-fascist fortunes and through rcvoh·tng doors. the withdrawal of the small Colon1bo has survil'ed • a b u l influential Republican t·ha llenge by !he flo11·ering far Party from his cabinet. righl. a puzzling rnixturr of Some of his methods, critics scorn and sweet. lalk b.\' eon1-n111nist.s :tnxious l"or at lt'asl a· said. did not 3olve problems piece of 1)(lwer :11 lhe na !iona l but simply postponed the day when he must come fully to i<·vel and an unflagging rnund grip with thern. ~1 f ~n<·1al. cconomK' a n d Still, since taking office, his pullt 1cal crises defying any government had decreed un· quir k and :;i mple sol utions. popular but n~ce.~sary tax The eeonomy is floundering. raises and managed to win a Lnbor unres1 and nonstop ~lnkes throw a bleak shadow reluctanl and pugna ci ou s parliament's approval on nver industr y. Left-and right· refnnns in he alth. housi ng and ll'ing c.~tremist s girc the cnun-education. tr.v periodic j1llers. il('forn1~ There i~ ~!ill e lot to do and 1irnn1l~ed long ago re111ain en· whether Colombo h:ts the time rneshed 111 rhc tan gled or patience to do it is unclear. ~~~i~~~~~r~~~d~~sr~~~~~~k:i One thing in hi s favor is tht lacklus1e r in1age of any polen-1he stock t'xchange. banking tial ri vals for !he premiership. !'}'Stem and public v.·orks Anolher is a grov.·lng sense of niinistry. it sounds like a recipe for ~1::iir~ess ~~~~~me or his most rertain pol1t1cal failure YetJ_ _ ppo 5 lo the office he as.sumed last STARS lhrough 1t ell, Colombo clin~s , 1\ug 6. SydnPy On111rr 15 fll1'' of The former Irr a s 111· y thP \1·01·ld 's £rrat a~i i·olo· mi nister took ov er the coun· g .. r~. Hi~ rolumn i~ onr of try·s 32nd government si11ce th,. DAILY PILOT"S gn:o:at the fall of fascism in 1!143 fral urrs. Beauty Bulletin from Penneys: Summer refreshments tor your hair: 1. Hair conditioner treatment. Includes shampoo, and set. 3ss 2. "Festival" budget perm. With shampoo, cut and set. 895 l\nne~1 ... lily_ fUUERTOM HUmRGTO• BEACH WEIPORT. IEACH ORHGE ............. '"~ "-' .,._tJll OH:H fll'.,.IHG~ I Don't miss our furniture sale. If you like to save money, save sunday too. Sale $259 •11. S2•t. Sev1 $401 Conterr10•"""' l"llt 10•0 ,~,1h 101v co•• Me•(ulon<A'. <>lef1n cove' •n •1'•ped "'""''"· Podded .,,,,h polye110' ond pol~urethon• TOO"'. ----, .. -- i lovt ttol, ~rg l l 'iQ -Sole S220. Solt .n ~o~nd,.001h che~"l1, Reg. si 79, lo le S229. lOVllltl in hoc•nti>'o<"h th1<~• Rtg \/IQ Solr S170. --__ .... _ ~r9. S26'1. Stv• SSO! ''""' <·' o• "•, •~'"" f, I I • • '1 d 1 <~d i'O'<l>"IOOrl lrom• ,.,,,<\I• "0" ! >fl,•~ ''••••d '' ~<'>I ,,,,. (}!) ·~•· • l'I" ."1 r ~~"' ,.f ·~I ond '"('"' Sole J)r ites effetlive fhrough scturdcy only! Sale$2Q9 lt11. t?4,, Sift S401 Eorly Am•r·~on 1•vl• '"'"ho• "1opl• f,n,1h~d ho:,.dweed """ n nd .,,,non l~l!•ng. Cove1ed with ~nt•he• H~" "" "'""' olt f1n. SHU• ol ~011 ond loom. Chiir,Reg,$\29 ........... S1!1Sl09 lov1S111,Reg.~1 80 ....... S1l1S159 Sl11p1rw·!~ 73'' by 53'' (O<I '"""9 ",.,. ··u • ~001. 1289 ............. S1l1 S249. (hoi r,~e9 $1)0 , , .............. SoltS120 lov111ot,Re<;1 ~199 .............. Sol1Sl6• SIHptr, Ro9 1;00 ....... , . , . , , . Salt S2l9. Penneys f11rniture price1 include delivery within local delivery or11. JCPenney · Shop Sunday noon to 5 p.m. at these Penney Stores: Avo•IQblt 0111'11 tollow1,,g 1101«1· CANOGA PARK CARLSBAD C HULA VISTA DOWNEY FASHION VALLEY-SAN DIE GO FULLERTON HUl'1i!NG TON BEACH LAKEWOOD MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH ORANGE "THE CITY" RIVERSIDE .. i· ' ; . ' ------... --,,. DAIL y PILOT 11 She Made It to Top New Air Curtain Prevents Srno k e Seonuid Leggt' Shout!! W ell---f ur <1 Girl SEA1iLE, Wash. (U PI ) - J\"s call ed an "air curtain destructor" but 1t"!> not a television nightmar<' rnovic. way . So. drpal'tment employe$ began looking around for an al ternative. project w•s put up for bid and a Seattle contracting flrn1 got th e Job and had to build the air i,:urtain destructor rron1 ~Cratch downwt1 rd This iur curtain prevenls lllf' fl y ash and other particJ ei; frflrn n~ing past ground le~·er. At the san1e time tht a!lh is recirculated back int<> the depths ol the fire and, con- sequently. is mo re compleicly consurned, HOUSTON 1LPl1 -S1oflt•id Le:gge is 41 IO~·pound brlllll'llt· with shoulder length h;1u iii.d dark lw111kling P)'('~ :it'! (111 t.i1 high cheekbones, ll rr ~11l1ii ;~ quick and her "'1l ~h:irp, Jll~I like her aim. li1iss Legge IS Cl'{lt'C1,1lil talented around a shouting range. She, like Annie Uaklt-' can handle a rifle . \\'ell ·' 1'he Universily o! ! l11u:-.to11 rifle tearn -three n1e11 :.ind 19-year-ol~ Srona1d L~'~g1' .~rt a nat ional 1nLert·o!l~·gn1lr firing rt'~·ord th is spring Tl1e national con1pcl 1! 1011 11 ;i~ 111· 11· ly all male, bu t 1he 11111 history ma1or did bC!lf.'r 1h:i ;1 mo.~t nien She ;ired 1 hP bullseye wltli 285 ~hol~ oul c.it .~ possible 300, And . she does11 I apc,lc.ig11.e for being a sh11rp.<,hoot(·i· ··You don"t losr vour ll'1111111- ty becau se you :-.lio(1l a ;::1111. ' shr said. "You 1«ir1 ~11!1 hr ;1 girl and shoot :is 11(•lJ a.~ ;i boy " i\!iss Lcgj:(e 1ran•Jr1·rr(! 1n Huuston from !he l'nivrr~1ly 1il i lltll1t.:( IH'ut la~l !<ill and lhc rti<ilt.: r1llt.:n11.:n nn1nclli11lcly :-.i11 1111 ;1dv;u1\<1ge_ '"I llf') S(l1d they would t1.~r nu· as their setrct 11eapo11.' '.',t)r s<11d '"They had n1e weor :-hon skJJ'ts and walk around !he r<inge ht-lore lhe n1atch .<,L'.lrtcd The other tran1 didn'I kno11· 11ho I 1va s at first and it )1f'lfl\'d di«frac1 the111 ' ~11~ .. Lcggt' 11;is JI 11hen hhr l1rs1 ltr'L'd ;1 riflt• 11ru.Jcr her t11t!i1•1 ~ ~uprrv1s111n Jlt•r older 1Jrotht1' a11d :.1~ter ;ilso 11crr 1nlert'~l(•t1 1n ~floot1ng ;ind all jUl!lt.:d a ! Jiit• t:lt1!J. "\Ve 11·t:.11t lo a 1Ul ol rn;Jld H.'·" ~he said. ·But mv 1i•·J,l/1(•r g:ive 1l up when he g01 11l<.irr1ed, ;\11d 1ny ~1~1er had to ;eel up ::ti 4 <.i 111 onr t1n1e for a 1n1Jt('h 11nU dC'cided .~h<' didn't 11:1nl 10 ~IJuot ;:rny !ongc1·" I .\rid :.111r·t thl' ran k.<: nr 11 111.1lc s-h;1q1sh ooters has thin - nt r1 •!c:v!1l.v · ,'-;(11 !11:1\ inany girls niak(' ii If• !h1· IO[J ... ~<lid /'l l1ss Le2· ~t· "'.1!;1n:. gil'r it Ufl aftr1· being bea ten by bnys. "J'hr~ .--· Your child's photograph can win a sp ectacular ·2,soo.00 SHOPPING SPREE IN OUR STORE! LAST 6 DAYS And that's j ust one of the hundreds of valuable prizes and gifts totalling •2s,ooo.oo in the37tl•National Children's PHOTOGRAPH CONTEST! YOll CM Wiii DllE OF THESE NATIOllAL PllZO; FllSI Priu ••• •2,500,00 Slwpping Spree Second J'r!'< •• • 1,soo.00 Shopping Spree Thirrl Pri:e •• •1,000.00 Slwppinc Spree Founh Prize • • • •$00.00 Sl,;,pping Spre< SO Fifth Prizes, t a. •100.00 Slwpping Sprw oa ... POllTAll.E' SOUD STAT[ IUDIO/,.,.DNOCUPMS TD Tiil HUNIHIEOS 0' HDNOltAILC ltalTION WINNllltS I Haft younelf a Shopping Spree. , • yes, a pa.id. mp chap acooat that leta you buy whateftr you -wut! lt'1 aanap lo enter and easy lo wln. Let ua pbotog:r1ph yourdiild and we'll enter a duplicate Us the c-t .... -· charge. Complm de. IAile a.ad rulee iD our Photograph Studio. Big baJ. loon and kiddie-mobile giVen lO everyconttllllnr. _,: .. c..,kl.C11811 l•tntt.kl"'-rruWil.n.rM ......... SpldaJ pdcm 1t1 mc»t Wet ud photop•ph ftnis~u. for a•mplc: eoll!UT 7 , 49s One BxlO f.omJ!el SPICIALI portraits •od tis. wallet .... ('lllll'S-1llAll V. Ol'f Tllr l<IUUI PlllCllJ JCPenney JU ~\ ll'illCll ' r.11s~ Legge II 11! !'lllCI' !lie nat1u11111I fifh! <is~OC1:1\lt)l1 I S. thanlp1onshlp thi• A11gu~1 She tr;i1ru; lhret' hou!'S daily ;111d has no 1ncilna\1Un 1u \J:il' Iler ~kill at hunting. /'ollisl\ Legge. whu pack, her .:!.:! ca\Jbt•r 1\11schutz 1n a case bni.;htencd by or;ingr p1r1k ;incl yl·llow flower~ knows 11'h('n she 111ay n·tl!'t' and )11sl watth 1hr bo~-, loo. "J think 111 111111 11\1•·11 .\hOQt a pe>rtett stnrr " It's a gadget used by th1· Washington State Highways Department lo burn sturnps, brush and other combustiblr debris fron1 the ri&hts-of-wa y of high\vay projects wJthout smoking up Lhe countryside. Publi<' opinion as '~ell as stiffer laws make ii aln1ost Impossible tor the highw;iy builders Lo burn 1naterials cleared from highways pro- jects in the manner this used 10 be donf.'. namely king-siZl.'rl bonfires b<'side the right-of· Son1eone learned thal 11 device being used in St. Lou1~ County, Mo .• by the county health departn1ent's di vision on air pollution control might be JUSl the ticket. State Highwa ys Director George H, Andrews obt ained a pe rm it from the Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency 111 Sea tt le \() experiment "'i!h 1hc St. Louis System on an in- ten.:hange proiect near Auburn JUSl south of Seat!lt' The pro- posa l was one of the itenis 5pec1fied v.·hcn the 1nierr.hangr The l'lear111g began in April, 1971, and before long the destructor was tired up 1or the first tin1e. Bl1rnable waste was dun1ped into{ a pit 30 feet long and 8 feet wide and 12 fett deep. The des!ructor's main fun ction is 10 blow a curtain of <1ir acro.<ili the opening or the pit. 111is is done through a serie~ or flat nozzles whi ch art' ar- rayed along the :JO-foot lt'ngth of the hole and pointed sl1~hl ly "It may cost more than the old me thod," explain ed Engineer Wes Bogart, "Bu1 we're not sending a cloud of smoke into the air. nearby residents are not having aith ;;eU!e on their prope rty and f'd Hke io think we are con- tributing to 11 cle~rer view nr ~rL Rainif'r " Sale! If you can find a recliner that warms-and vibrates like this, try to find a $134 price. recliner adju!:its to 3 positions Sa1es134 str ess <Hl d ten~io n Reg. S159, a con1!ortablc 525 saving. Versa!ile rocker/rechner warms <1nd vibrates. Covered v11tti r~rr.lree Hercu lon* o lf'f111 in green/aold or nul1ne11. SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. Use the JC Penney Time Paymen1 Plan . healer he lps relax light muscles with deep heat \_) Sale s119 Sale s129 Penneys !ur:1.iurc prices include d elivery w ithin local delivery area. Reg. S139. Tr :l(!1tion;il s1y1e recliner t1as sup ro1 ted vinyl cover 111 b1("lw11 or n1oss. Reg , $149. Our finest tra- dll1onal recliner. 3 way c onst ruc\1on. black vinyl cover. Sale $68 Reg. S85 .. 'Casla1 iea· octaq""" 1 n mmoci~ i11 (...laso;1r. lllO(\.: mot ii SaleS96 Reg. S120. 'Castanea' cock101! !able has 2 doors wit h brass plated steel hardwaie and Span1 sl1 style backplate, Sale sso Reg. S75. Qv;i\ l.Ocktail table ha:. l)rown maple !1ru:o.h over b1n;h. Sale s4a Reg. S60. 'Castanea rock1a11 tablf! v.1lh hickory veneer top over' elm f1irl t.1ble RPg $55 _ Sale $44 SaleSSO Reg. S75. 'Castanea' Poe table is 18" 1n d1ameler. SaleS124 -·1 \ Sale s4a Reg. S60. 'C.isl ,1nr .<' f'IHI IJO c 111 r!.1','.'..•C ~.1,..n+1 • '• " I ~ •· '' Sale$64 Reg. S80. 'Bi rch Manor' step tabla has handy cl rawers , clecoralive hardv1are. Reg. S15 5. 'Bu ch Manor· cocklr.11 1;ibtP. with sl orage compa;trn cnl Reg. StJO. 'B1t'ch Manor' OC!af}n· 11al comrnode fea1urfl s bevelled JCPenney"d Q•OO'Od lop Sale$80 Reg. s1 00. 'Castanea' commode 1·111 h double door slora9• com- partment. Reg. S90. 'Birch Manor'' cl ra"·,er commode has grooved 1nct bav~ elled top. Sa1esaa Reg. S 110. 'B•rch M~nor' end l<ible l1dS t1anUy (!121':1"r. ha rd\..,Ate trirr'!. Shop Sunday noon to 5 p.m. at these Penney stores: (ARlf>BAO CHUtAVISlA l Al(fWOOD MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH " ORANGl "THE CITY" OOVJN EY RIVER$10[ f ASHION VAll~Y-SAN DIEGO V(NTUR1'. fUltfRJON . - ! -· -. . . . Sandy . itlnn Want r-.1AltCO ISLAND Pia 11\P) -A c1rt·u1t Judge. thr ~~lond:i attorney gl'neral's uffl('e and Slate l'.:!lllll' l'Ull\rl\IS.')iOrl ur- f1c1a[S h;11c agreed that All>crL t h c poodle-ea!1ng alli.'l<1lor must lt!111•e ~11s golf course lakl'. No1v <ill tt1ey ha1e to do 1.~ COtll'IO(;C Alben . Al ber!. :1 IU-!ootl'r •~ une or -. 311 D1J.tr1c1 t:our1 of Appt,:.il !'.1111111 :-.<11d 111 1\1<,, ctdl'r tha t anv sattr'i<~n fl"lnd of <ll1~~ 1111&t1! :i lsn (1•·1·el•111 a (11ndl'!>.'> for 11\!h· th1 !dr£t1 11 hu 11 <111· (jl"l'td by. The ganll' 1·u1n1 1 11~.,1on :-.,1111 ~11\ith should h<i\'P ri1'-"11<1l1f11•d hunself frn1n the case beCilUSl' hl' h;id 11r1llC'n thcrn a lrtct'r h1:f(ll t' Alber\"~ hl'.1ru1~ orfiPr · Ill" 11\\'ll\ '" f('llllJl l' 1\ll>c1 l ,,, I ti hJ'I' till' ~h1•111/·~ dr11ar! n1rn1 go out tlu·rr :ind !<h®t hi!!\ .. ,'io. g;1n1e 1·111111111~!'1011 ,,f f1rials ~;u<! lh,•v 11 ou1d !111~l All"'rt ii IH'W hu!llf' U111 first. they h:11 e lo rolrh hJnl ::1 KWIZ 1480 AM RADIO• All TH£ CiOOD SONGS BY All THE • 4 ~ the altrac11u11 on a gulf ?;: <-'-Ourse in (h1:; sou I h w c s t C: WIN FREE! IT'S EASY ~ z 0 ~ J-'!urida 1sla11tl co1n1nur11t y, liv. ing huppily on fish and n1aybe ;;n occasiun al careless dul'k. g Lile \\ i\s pleasant a 11 d g peaceful unl!l unr day in Jun<' .., 11l1cn Albert :;lipped out of thr ~ lakl' ;inti gobbled up ~e ~1. <1 -1 pcdigrc1'.cl fn.'111.h poodl e. <iwn· ;;/. 1·d by goll('r E. f.. •·Bogue" Bailey. • 0 1971 Austin America CASH (Lots of it) Hundreds of other prizes John ri1a 1 ~on 9 \'JS1t to l\c11 purl Vul!£'rl ri11. rools of( in, \1·ct Be<1ch. I !1 <: '·body" \I as bu il t sand during recent by friend s 111 11·ho.-.c C'ye.~ John stands tall. 1"hc youngster found himself in the path of t ho usands of beach goer s over the 1veckcnd. 0 Railey a~lietl a c'<.lurt tfl gct -< rid or Albcrl .:is ;i n1en:1ce. rJJ!. to\hcr Coun1y (1(1:u11 JudJ!c ~ ll;i rold Sn11!11 .1gn•r<l 11·iih 0 BHdr_v and on Jul.v 12 orde red : the c;a111c and Frr5b \\';11r.r F1~h Con1n11~s1ou 10 rvil't lhe N Send o po51cord, or th e attached coupon with your name, oddre5s and zip code, including phone number to: KWIZ, Santo Ano, Colif. ornio, 92703 . i ONl INTllY PlR ,lll$0H Stock Yards Killed by Success b<-a:;t. :M: Bu t !hi' ink had hardll" dried nn Sn11 th"s ordcr before Ba1l('y 11l'l s nc.cust·d of g<1lor·hi1111nµ. Smith 11·as ;iecusl'd nf bring prcjud i('cd ;,ig.1inst Albc1·1 nnd 200 n·•adrnts to!'n1rd a ":-;a1·r our Al11galor ~ocie-ty '' T\1!'11 thc sl:1t,.. <illorncy g1'nrral "s 0H1ce filed an appl'al on Albert 's hchalf in lhr 2nd r-----------------:_-----, N l 'l!JC:\l,U 1( l'I • ~ '1'111· 1·nr! or an pr;1 1 ;1L111> 11111elly rt'('l'lll · ly tu <t O!ll'l' Un1~!L'l'CiU' 1111111"· lr1al g1rin1 tha t p;u·l..t'<.1 111orr mu~Cft' :incl .;J1ni:rl 111<1fl· ,., r iten11·nl 111 11~ H1li·~l'.ir lilt• 1han nthc1 01 11~ k111d 111 lht· nation. ,11 1t•il of 111 ~ ll'tH!t·. \\llJ\·rl ii ,ou1h 11 ind wafll'd orer \h r ~;11 t!.' ..;!It! p;Kk111g-l :uL1~l'~ ,11Jll ~·:irnt·d lh c pun~<'llt odv1· t u 1no rl· ;1ffluco \ nt·ighbo)rhoods . !ht· t'Orses Th;it f1ollo11t·d echoed off sunlt' ol u ·1(• t"llY s lines\ !urnish1ngs. l1ea1·1 and by <tl'l"llk·11l 1111 11 111 1l1e ston1uch.·' SJnc!alr s:111l . Thr !>V.c;1t and so rr b..il'ki;, and the blis ters and brui~cs of h;1rd work . and !he :-ic:irs of po~\-11urk bravd'> u1 1w.irby .~11loo11s. tended ro 1rcld thr y;1rds area men toge1 hcr. tind the ~l ock yard~. 11en• fine i:d 2.2 niil11u n ca\11f: fl year 111 !heir n1inds. <:ind 11101·c than 7.5 n1illion "Of course, th<1 t's not really hogs. :\s the Ch1eagu yards h1J11• JI 11·as Ill(' !a~! tcn years. dc1.:l1nc d, the hogs 11·crc n1ol'Cd The place has been slipping ll lu sn1aller m:irkcts at places l:ll<ir!etl about ta years ago ;ind like Peoria, 01naha and Sioux JU St kept coming unti! this . City. closer to their supply ;..1a~·bc !he yards are dead ~ources. Cattle volun1e has no11 , Uu! their rnark has been decreased considerably, 100. ~ I KWIZ DREAM WHEEL ~ I ~ I NAME----------------~ I ..., I ADDRESS _____________ _ i= II CITY--------------::! : I zJP·---------------- ~ II PHON<----------- ,. ,. " 0 • Thl' Ch11·ilg1> l 111nn :-l1Joc f. \'ards Jell the ~1:e11r hkc 011r of ihe n1<111y 11111111111~ ot l <Hnh~ that cnte rrd !ht L1n1(•d ~ou1l1 ~1dr /a1"1l1t~. ~ut 111 lhf'ir da~. the yard~ 111•rt· !1011.~ 11 used to be great sport for \..11ls fro r11 !he yar d s 11L·1ghborhovds to st:ind around uut.s1de a do11 nrown night club or !heater and 11·atch lhc gnn1;1 ccs uf 1111nk-clad 1:idies ;1-. 1hl'y ~teppl'd 11110 thP .. tr(•.<,h"" :1w of 1hc outdoors 111!1•11lhe 11·111<1 was "rigl11 " "'\\1e fell kind ol :-.~et·ial." 1\lal'io n Edgar. a we1gh1na~1 cr rcca f!('d . "The yards becarnr a way of life. Kids <i round ht·rc 11cnt lo ~('hool, gradu ated. !hen \\"en! lo ll"ork Jn lhe yards. Thal w;is 1l1c whole works -their 11 hule lifc A lot of 'cn1 ne1'r·r Cl'Cn k·!t their neighb0rhood.~ in <111 !hell" l11•es. ·· 111aclc_ si nce the old days. You take a \Valk through A new market about 50 He union DP ~ I a ~ 1_ ____________________ ...J g ('ano:-iryville. the neighborhood miles soulhv.·cst or Chicago Gr;iduates of 1961 from John 0 !hat's 1.:alled the ··rront yard.. has opened to take on the i\1arshall High School in Los g ul Ille o;,tockyards. H's a!\ burden !he "'orld·.s larges\ Angeles 1vil1 hold a lO·year u Irish. descendants, of, !he in1· once shouldered. The nei" · b ,1 I w • • reunion 111 Fe ruary or 1 arc 1 ::c: 111igrants who l'lunc t n f;:icility \Vil! begin modestly. of 1972. Class 1ncn1bers 111 t-- ~ ~ " listen for your name on the air ----- 1480 ON THE AM DIAL An1crica ;11·ound 1850. Hardly 1vith a projected handling d<11-Orange County arc rcqut•sted ~ l a~ni ly lives there I hat ly of about 4.500 cattle cind no to contact J anel Josselyn al < ~ , kWIZ 1480 AM RADIO • ALL THE GOOD SONGS BY ALL THE :::; A1 thr1r llc1gl1\, 1\ir 1;1rd-: 11cre rt·~ronsi b lr l11r ·!ll.UOU Jobs in l11c pt'll~ ;uuJ ;ilftl1;ilf·d induslnl'~ otTU)l~ 111~ an <in',! ... r ::=lightly 1nun· than ;i ~qu;1r1· 1nil c \\·he n the la.sl ;.in1n1;1\ \\til\..('cl in bcfort• !he ~ ards clu~wd do11 n last week , about t.iO rncn .\~ word ul Ilic ;1bus1ve 11 !11k1ng cond111on:-1n the .1nrd.s spre;1d. Cp!on !'i•nclair. then a rcporl er fur an East f'oast soc1ahs1 nl'11·.sp:1pcr. 11·as :-rgned tu wrile a story abQul l11e 111. l·:dgar. 62, has worked lor nearly 20 years in t he stockyards. docsn 1 have a stockyards hog~ until nex! year. &30-3627 . heritage. 11-;-;;;,._.;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;._..;;,;,.;;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;._;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;,;;._;;;;;;;;;;-,;,.· .;-;,.. _________ ...;;~; The same goes for the more Ir v.·idely know n back-of-the· lfi·ou"rr~11111"r a fnrro~ro ,. Mexico. r"''"'~'fl ~t"'l Greece. r ... -c,.••n n11n1-Bahamas. 1"'"•··1,)11 J ya rds n e i g h b 0 r h O O d im· u iuntf\ 1 ",umm tr. gcl •ti or 'tJ r' plu' 1mr T1~tll~~m~ ; 111 \11 .,,,.01 : 1r,11 1n pil l ,.~1d..,n~ j h.J m•11>111, i., 1 ,c.or \\"r!rc on the payroll and only "Sure ru miss the plaef'." he said. "lr s somethi ng dif· fcrent -the ouldoor~. a lo! or \\"<liking, lots of tal king. The yards \\'ere kind of n link bctv.•een the big city and the old rural community. As f;1r a~ !hl' rural Folk go. Chicago mediately \Vest of the old i..•m.ch.iJnc"' ,c.1r-p111,1111c.llk~Jl lllll"'t'•·• _'11,c.or-rlu,1111~. 1 ~ !mh,, ,\ facility. Alosl of the residents ~" maii~i ""'di"'•> )'111 ~'" f1r•\rt ol Jn1~·· b 1,, 1:. 1<""1' ri•" 1 'i I rn~·'"' ,\J,kr1, 111u1-:1.-· !here are Poles, Liths, Bohe-;1~:~1 ~,~·:~~1~~~~1:~1~0~~1111~11·"'1 tin~ !'er..•11>.1rr,·,1rJ,,ndru~ 'II B.,"IJ''''~"rh•.• !r 1J. "·' -.111 11,111.,w• 1nians. The ir fathers and ih.niour• dJJrcr,••nr.1p<\'t.1.,1unn1u•11 "11, \Ila'"' f,r.-.. ,r Id :11~1 .~lightly 1no1 ·c 11·orked in 111~ Si11clair"s book. ''The ren1ai1ung nc;1rby industrie.~. .Jungll'" wa s published in IOO!i. In a 11·a~. lhP suce<·ss n! lhr ll resulted in legislalion fr on1 ~:ards wa.~ rl'sponsib!e lur Ilic t:11ngress calling for morf' · d" 1u 1:'m•'Mlh•ptc·1fl,1\_.•n11ncn,_111 1 .. 11 1 :~•\ grandfathers were ··Baptize )nu rn"' h~1c hc~rJ doflrrr"d~. I <.; l.onl>J"' in the steak and pork chop in-'uu m~' h••C hc . .rJ ~--IOI\ ~nd ( "' J).mul>Ml.111,! I heir 6lt1111all' c.feo!h 'J"Jta ry slaughtering a n (I The~' at\ral·tcd ni<tny tither 11arki11ghouse operations _ dus!rr ~ .• le CJcr· l'.i"i."l(!dJr~r"'·'·' industries and droves of 111,..,,. ,_ ·I ain1ed :it the publtc·s Tr:oid111g volutnt nnce reach-re-siden!~. Prop(_•rt~· b1:e;11nl'l!i·-------------------------------------"• c>:ceptionally va luable 1n the ' are a ;ind 111 !he e n d 1ransportalion becan1e d1f.1 ficull in the l'Ong£'stion, labor; cosL~ increased. <1nd l a~esl soared "·hi!e 1he ('f[icJency ol i !he-operation r r n1 a in c d, virlually unchanged I The ho1nan ingredients lhat "'rnt info I.he vards •1·cr·r unJ-1 riue -Jnsh . German. L1!hua-1 nian. Bohen11an. Spaniard. Negro. Croot ian. Pole, Sla1 . Arab and o!hers. I The lnnc ;jsset the i1n·I n1J;:rant hroughl \1·hen hr ;ip-j plied for \\"Ork •vas a s rrong back -and l'ach n12h! he tonk ho!Jl(' with hi1n I~ .~\rong l I Guitar Burgled :"\1J!h1 ni:: is ~a1 red lo .\n1nr· !h1c·1 r~~ h\..e tht. onoc \\l111• burglanlC'd ii student ~ rn11m ;it th~, 1· hurt' h ·to u n <I r rt ' .SllU\lif'f n !':'llllJ'll' \\'rrlnc,il;i~ C;il1l1irr11a Ill !'if.~I ll {'<ollf•j.:1' \1 (' ~ ;i ·Ydt 1:1111 F J.'11·\..l1nc. 111 2.-,:r1 .\'r11fl'•ll Bh•I 1"!rl l'n-t:i l\)(•,;1 !Y•l1t·1 1tir 1hu•! .'lolr h1, f')f'o·trw J:_Ull.1! :.11111 sh."1•1· \\1t h a ~.11.i In' Ollt("1 'r~ ()111·11 t\rr1,,1 1,,,,1•11 fhr l"il'I' hurj!l :11 1 r\nrint1<•r1 rr,lrlt 111 r 1 ·1 •111111r ri 1,1 I 1111• 111r•1 ~ \a nH'd • 111 a • • • MOMENT OF MADNESS GE delivers crushed ice or cubes right to your door. --·' GE YO UR OLO REFRIGERATOR IS WORTH UP TO 21.2 cu. ft. Americana' Refrigerator-Freezer with Custom Dispenser • V~1.£'r holds up to 2'2..1 lll!'. • Adjusl."lhlP, tcn1pcN'd ;::1:1;;,-.;; !-hP!vcs • 7-0:ly ~f (~at l\:ecpcr c·n11 \·1•rt-.;; to c.>.lra \C'!:"rf.i i sto r;igc • f{(itls out ori whC'f':~ • Only ,1::;" "ll•i<lf'' fi6 ~4" hig h $689.95 "" 90.00 M.t.X. TltADl-tN $59995 NfT >RICI COLO!t EXTRA 111;; c ·,,1,.rn.• ( u.111~•t1T11•rt ATCJ I h,,f," lie Oru,:• .rr 1llc~,1I. l ilr '·'"" ,,, htl<' '\n<l ttiJt", ihc \\c\oco•l 11'·· \k1"1l 11 11,11 "fd 51 l·l'tll l J11h •Hlr rim•~ 1• Jotkrrnl ! hr r~u.ol1J1•, .Ht .• i.tkr h1 l.d:idt1<•n lnl H •IJ!ll.C. 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I 1 :-0. \ llll\1 "\ · ll.1~ 11.1n1111.•"'l"I"' 1111l =• 1 ''l"'nh.•.~<'11. lknm .• Jl J,•I 11\IAd~Ot Turkey. r""~'"""·, 1,, t ~'fJ t' l rJlhll1n3,IU!t'1'1" 11lr I ~ I n1h~'" I ill \i.•llH~ t-\1\J, Ar1l 11,• '"'~'Y 1d. 1.:).(JjlJ T '.l o 1lr;111~1· ("1•d .. ! i;1rl ~ "rrr na1ned 111 u1e Dt•;.i n·.., LL•t al(~ pr('.~.~ Cc1n111111111!1 I clll f'l!~· (1w ou1~1:ind11 1g ;i fC a <l f' Ill I l' prrlnnn;1111 ·1• r1ur1n~ \h(' ,;pnng' seme~ll'I I Cubes Delivers Without Crushed Ice Or Opening The Door DUNLAP'S-THE SALES AND SERVICE CENTER IN THIS AREA FOR GENERAL ELECTRIC nours. Tla· ~1ud1:n1 ... 11l·rf• :\lt·l1ncla r; ,\!un a gr·;1du;i tr 1d I \\"r•ln11n .. lrl' l/1gh S(_'hoo! and J.ine I\ Hub1n1'tlt' 11 h o kit out. graduated froin Costa .\le~a ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!~!~~~!~!!!:~~~~~~~!~=~~I Hogh. '! '1...---------------------------------.J 'POPS' CONCERT TONIGHT 9:15 P.M. AT FASHION ISLAND • ( ·• " I I • ~ ... .,,..,. •t ~, ,. _."'I '1 .,. --.. ~ f I •• • .,,. ' ._, ... Cr1' • t'; f ••• ..... " Pe rina-Pre.t• Boys' J eans Regular 'J.49 Size& 3-6 x Flare jPans ltcgular. '3.99 Sizes 8-12 Tapered Jeans 2 ror$6 ~iZf'§ :_i-6x 1-'larP J Pan~ l'ern1a-l'resl 11 for ca ~y care. Durable doub!C' knee~. \\'eslern style in assorted stripes. !'.'izes 8-1 2 ·r apc re d Jean! Famous "Circle S'' Perma-rrestil.. DoublE" knees. Barlacked. l.i ltlr-Hoys' t\nit Shirl~ cir ll it: Boyi;' ~port ~h irt s ...••• , ••. :i for '5 Prices Effective thru August 14 CUT $30 to Men's Suit Clearance Choose frorn a \V i de selection of men's fa shionable suits. Assorted s1ylcs and co lo rat ions. Broken sizes an cl colors. Limited quantities, so hurry! Were "65 to '70 4ss Were '85 ""er e 189.95 4ss Pri<"es ~ffe<"live th ru Au gust 10 Women's and f:hilclren's "2-Pair" Sandal \' alucs pr ,,$2 for T '1 e styler; you \\·ant for eai;y s11mmrr ,~·ear. f;trapped. cro !'sC'ci nnd h utl·d <'d in \·ari- ou.o: color::::. IOO o/o l.,olyeslet· K11it Easy-Care Per1na-I>restc.i }'allrics Poh't $\e r sin11le kn111i In , solid~. stripes. 56 60 iTich widths .. l~! Pol~·e5tC>r 1t ouhle. 3 97 kn it• in plain itnd unusual 11titches. Colon. M -00· Yd. Inch wid th1. l(){)'l'n JlO])'CSlrr 2 97 rtouble kn it in ynur 1·hr11 re nr ~n1111~~in '! _<'olors. Yd. 52·54 1n. w1tle. ./ J • "-· >\' • ' .... "ii;' •• Use Sears Revohing Charge CU1' 49% t<J .SOo/o \~larrn :.ind f:ozv .. Girls' .Fall Co:.ib• R,.~1lar 115.97 to '3j,99 7 97 lo 1797 As sortme nt includes \1·ashRhle pilrs. solids. 110\clties and more. I n nC\\' fall <"olors In pl C'il~e their ~ro\vnup eye~. Girls' sizes 7. to 14. Pric es l-~ffect i\·e thru Aui;!u~t 14 OA/l Y FIL!Jf j ~ .<;;;AVE 22% to 33% P errna-Prest ~ Sleepw ear Regular 16 to '9 3 99 10 699 'J'inr rosehuds embroidered on sh irred, s hee r ny lon ,·okcs v,i\C a fresh look to ;1u1· ca..,y-l'a rc pnlycs!er and c.:otton s lt·1·p\\Car. P ret t y ]la ~tcls in :-ir.cs to fit ~n1all , n1cdium, large, txtra large. "'-"'I ·1· t ' "99 I , • I I I •U \\fl ••••••••If", 'J~ 1-:,1ra l ,arµ:fl' ••••••. 15.99 1(1 ~l f'f'"\f'lf'!!S (;O'°'"n,,.'J.99 1H ~!f'"f'(Jf'ual .~ •••••••• '5.99 19 t:~tra l .ar~e ••••• .".16.99 l'ricr-~ 1':11r{'\11(' !llru Augu st 14 }'irm~S upport Longline Bras l•'cathcrlit't inserts plu s <'ircular :-.tl tthrd cups for extra s upport. Lightly honed for s 1nooth fi t . l'o\\·cr-nct sidr-fronts and h:1C'k J)ancls. fi 1 ~-in. mid· rilf ini:ludcs ::!·in. elastic \\<ti!-i tband. Sizes 34 to 428 . 32 to 44C J(1·J.:11lur 'l• . .")11 I) Cu p Sizes 34 lo 44 ....... $4.99 l'riccs E!Tccl1\·c thru Au&ust 12 Rf'gular $12 7.ipper control panly. Sizes 28 to 46 ." .. $8.99 ·--•• ~ --- Wonten's As sortment of "2-Pair" Sandal Values 2 prs.$4 for sa·pper selection of sandals for bi~ and little feet. Jn many style~ and colors. ,loi/f VI~ $:2.99 to 16:99 Elcµ:a nl, Jac11'1ard W1n·1·11 St'ars ··E111poria"' IJr:.111cri cs ltrµ:u lnr 'I :!.4JR 5 0,;)4.in. i-i:t,t•. 999 lt;1yon ;n1d cotton .s p iral yarn.r; are \l .iac:quard \\'ove n into this hcavy\\'cight text u rizc<l d rapcry. 13ackcd \1•it h 'l'hcr- n1 a I gr:1 d " ;1cry l ic: fna n1 . Mac:hi ll {' \\·ash. !11111\i!c dry. Co!orS. S:l l.98, 7:'1x54-in ............................ li.99 S28.9H, lfHJ."54-Jn ....•.•................... 23.99 S 14.98, 50x84·in, ...••.. , ................... 11 .99 $:.!5.98, 75x84·in ........ , ................... t l .99 $33 .98, 100xR •1-ln, ......................... 28.ff $4 2.98. 125x84-in .......................... 36.99 $,J0.9R. 150xH4-in .......................... 43.99 Olh<•r !iizts and rolors a\'ai lablc on Sptcial •·actory Order l'ritcs c!Tctli\'C lhru Au1i1usl 14 · .4',1VJ~' 25%! Sears "l,OVJ<~" l.,ol}-csler I>iJc SJ1ag Carpeting l\oclcl •1 µOlycstcr pile for super- io r hulk. 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La~yers Trying I Rolle s for Size JJy TOf\1 BARLEY 01 I~• Dl ll1 i-11 .. ltlfl IT'S B[EN n1y experience ()Ver long years of assr> C'iallon ~·!th the J;iv.' and lawyers thal few attorneys seldom volunteer lnr anything unless there's a dollar or two in il fnr the1n . But I cwn ·1 honestly apply that cynical yard- ~rick 10 1he Orange t,;ount y Superior Court's pro tern pro- ~ram That's the plan "hereby selec!ed ataorneys are assigned to sefectN1 cases. given Judge·s robr-, a clerk and a bailiff and told lo go lo it and help cut ;i caseload that was rapidly rnount- ing v•hPn !he program went into effect early this year. It is, inc.identally, an oppor tunity for roany lawyers who may never othe rw ise enjQy the experience to fee l ;;i bi! of lush black leather under that pnrt1nn ol thf' per:-;.;nal1ty that is most frequently used hy our lcarnt'd rnl·n of !ht· la\r. IN ANY l::\'l::NT, the 1971 pro tern progran1 is over .1nd Supcr1nr Courl Adrnini.~lralor Les McCa rtney tells 1ne 1h<il 35 ;-1t10rnf'\S h::ive contriblltcd 172 judicial days to his court gr:1t1s and hal'e c:onscicrr1 iously disposed of 338 cases !hat rnight \\'Cll have been with us today. Jl 's unlikely that any of tile stuff they've handled \\'ill go all the v,.a y lo the Supreme Court on appeal. but they have ~ot dU\\'n lo so me grassroots courtroom work and made a big hole in a mounting calendar. No1 every la~·yer can help in this manner. The 35 who f1!1ed 1he breach this Year are all attorneys \Yith at least 10 years nf practice urider their belts. They all got the nod from the Superior Court's sclect i.on commillee and the Ort1nge ('.ount~· Bar Association before they donned their robes. People like IL Allen Portigal. \9'. Patrick tl-1cCray and Robert C. Todd deserve a spec1a l W(lfd of praise. Portig<1l u·as .Judge Portogal for '1J days and McCray and Todd each cnntrihuted 12 days they could have ~utilized in lhelr own practices. I.AGl lJ\A REA Cll"S 1,1/illian1 Wilcox.en cl1ippcd in \\'ith twn davs 1,f hcnch silting anrl swept If decisions Into the hopper.in 1hat brief break from his bus_y practiee. Jt could be. nf tn1 1rse, tha t we ha ve <l fulure judge nr two amring lhe 19il pro temmcrs and that.reminds me of a tale !hat Tom McDonald , former Goverf\or Pal Brown·s prl'ss <1idc in Los Angeles. lo\'ed lo tell lo !hi' local press corps. "I ahvays know v.•hether there's been a pro ien1 pro- gra n1 111 any of tl1e Sotllhland courls,.. h u .s e d lo com- ment \\•i!h <i t\\·i11ktr in hi s f'\'I'. "\Ve sudden·ly slarl gel- ling chpplnRs fron1 the local p;ipers in our mnil v.·ith ccr- la1n names in the hst nf lav.•\'rr.~ untlerlined ;., red. "Hut 11"s a funn\· 1hing.': .\lrnnnald 11·ould cnmrTif'r1I. ''None <if 1he t•n1·1'loi}cs rl've;1J1·d the nan1es of !'he sender.~ and v.e h;.irt no idea v.•ho c:nuld hi' so keen as f() pass on !his informalion lo c;o\·t-rnor Brown ~ And liO\•ernor Brh1-1·n? 011 COD. hi' /;1ughed," !\le Donald said ... He la ughed 11nd laui;hetl and lau~hed . , , " Mor1 i Su,ys Cliildren's Books Not [(id Stuff Orildren's lllerature isn 't J.;jrt's sturr. So says Selma r.. Lanes. 11 mother of 111•0 hoys \1•ho Oouhlf's i1.~ p11rt11n1r rl.'V1t'\1·r>r nf _l'oungs1rrs' hook s anti has found llml' to ;iulhr>r h<>r own trl';1t1s~ on !hi· subJN'I.' Do1\•n the Rahbu ll nlr. Ad1,...nturro; ;ind fl\ts;id1rn1 11rf'<; In thr Rea lm of r h 1 I d r r n ' ~ L1teraturr. ·• '":'\n nnf' !'C"fl(IUSlv ('flll ~tdr•r5 rhllr!rf'n·o; hnnk ...... · :<hr said. rPturn1n.i: tn hrr hnn1rlo\\"n for r Cemmand• C a p t. No r m a n !)_ Champlin has as~u rned command or lhe L.: .S. Navy Reserve ·r r.:ru1· lnK Center at th e l'i1ar- lne Corrs Air Station. l~elicopter. a hrief visit. "And ye1 l"m nol quite sure of hO \\' you go about doin g i!." But in her book. she ar- parenlly has dccirl<'d \\'h;:r/'s gnod in "Kid"s Li!" -a snr1 of "spiri!ual rrfre~h mC'nt . nf 1h1ngs seen sin;plv and sa1·ored lruly as thr~· rn1ght h::i ve bel•n on lhc fits! dav of crf':i\ 1on " · (;(l()(j i·hilclrrn·s bnnks. she !<<iirl. n1akf' ~·nun.i:strrs "lnnk into 1hrn1srll·rs. And thrrr·" ''er,· 111\le tti<it le1 ·s kids do lh:it 11()\\', "11 ll"l'd to hr 1hat bMk s wn1ild trll you ahnu1 the u•ide \1·nrld nuls 1rlr. Bt!l hooks dnn'l dn Iha! sn much anyn1nrr . Ynu knn\\'. vnu·,·e .i:ot the li:lf'\"iS1on righ t lhrre and no\\' t.h r kids are rii::.h1 in the middle nr that wide \\'Orl d " ~lrs. l.<1no.>s ~-as a reporter 11·11h [he Bos!on Globe and also \\'Orked v.· i I h Li!tle-RrQwn Pubhshing Co. in Boston - "B11t not in children's hooks" -before slartin.i: to review kid:-. books "'ith !he old NP\\' 'l'ork l lerald Tribu ne. Shl' now livl's in New York (,'it.v :ind re,·1ews hooks for the New York Times and l h c \\'ashing!on Post and writes for :o.rvcral magazines. And \\'hat does she look for In :i book when she thinks of buying ii for her son:-., who arc i and ! I"' "Well. parr•lls \\'hn gn nut to buy a bnok for a ch ild tend lo buy !he more structured kind of b ook hecauSt-they 'v.•ant tn get snmrthing that's worthwhile.' Th<'y v.•ant to 'do son1cthing' fnr the child . But they forgrl nne 1hing -lhf'v don't look ::il 1he book~ AS a ·child. so 1hey nftf'n mi~s good hnQks because thrv !h1nk !hr\•'re too l1j!hl1-1·1'i,ch1 fnr kidS. "Rut romchO\\' \'(Ill h;11·c In p:f'I baC'k to that kid's point of view in selcrting 8 book . 'Pt'ler Rabbit' mAy b <' li.i:htv.•ei.i:ht 10 an adult, hut ii C('rtainlv i~n'11n mnsl <'hilrlrrr ~ ir ·~ ~rral lrarl"C.''. or pn1('n• tial lral:c-dv Hnw re I t> r :i1n1ni;t f?rls. ::irrd out h1· ~'Ir ·~facl.rr.tror , :ind !In nn Sn )011 hill'r. tn 1nnk"a1 thr bnok ;ii; .i yn1111.i:s1rr 11·nuld \\ hrn 1·ou _g;o In buy one for a chlld ." l/N·IROOK HA/tDWARE 41«1, I.UMBER All Aluminum SYLVANIA LIGHT BUL~S SCREEN DOOR "' Maintenaitce Free-Never Rusts or Corrodes!'' ''Buy the Best-They last LongerJ • We bought o tremendous quantity. from o local distributor in bankruptcy proceedings. h . f 25 40 60 75or100 watt, •Your c 01ce o , , ' "onglare, soft white bulbs, REG. ~9c •Stock "P today! WOWI ~~ • Sturdy ribbed design with 7" kickplate. • 5 bar twist grill~-3" center push bar. • 30", 32" or36" widths- air cushion closer. •Complete with all necessary hardware. REG. $10.99 SAVE OVER $4.001 TUES. & WED. ONL YI ~~. MAIL BOX ..,,-c,O· Deluxe All Weather i,\· FLOATING LANTERN • :'Roncher''--coplures the spirit of the old west--designed lll true .saddle bog style--eosily olloches to your house .. •Giant size--16.Ya'' x 8 ?h'' x4"-holds even Jorge magazines ond newspapers. •Made of rustproof castcfuminum fo los t for years. Elmer's TUB & TILE CAULK • For permanent, watertight seal- wi\I not c.1ack <>r mildeV(. •flexible, non toxic, live rubberseofanl. REG . $1.39 69c 4 1!1 or. TUES, & WED, ON LY! l ul>o .s~ POP RIVET GUN • Th•new, ea1ywoy lo bond orcttac.h t11etolt. • Plaltd steel with no slip vinyl hand!ei:. • Con1S>1ele wilh a svppfyaf rive!.S & back.ep spocers. SAVE $2.501 RliG. $4.49 NOW ONLY ··---="----' " -~-'----· l ~'I"'"' --,- ' REG. $10.99 SAVE $6.00 lUtS. & WED, ONLY! TOO ft. SISAL ROPE •Greet for so ma ny uses <>round home & shop. • Strong, ft l!xiblc, long lastin g. • !4"xl 00ft.coil. REG.$1.15 South Sea Island PATIO LUAU KIT • Ideal for polio, re.c reation room, end pool. • fnt ludl!s 36 sq. it. fishnet, leis, sloriish, cork. REG, $1.99 TUES. & WED, ONLY c -.• ..-.---.... . . ' •Powerful beam with Jorge reffeclor end· glowing fluorescent Jens ring. • Adjuslable focus. • It 's waterproof-it'll ffoo11 • Uses .standard 6 volt battery. • 2 yr. warranty-complete wi1h battery. REG. $4.49 $ 49 TUES. & WED. ONLYI 8tRNZ0MATI~ C::O .. P C>A .t.Tl(I N New! Foam FIRE EXTINGUISHER • For auto, home, b~of or camper. • Smothers oil, grease, wood, paper and fabric fires in seconds--il's odorless & non -foxic • •Always ready for action- complete with mounting brackets. REG. $2.49 $199 lUH. & WED. ONLYI -·-.;------.... • f I . •'' .; ...... ~ .... A VENUE WIDENED cm en BEA ANDERSON, Editor ~,,, .. ,, Au1111t '' 1'11 .. _ 11 Ann Landers Driver's Temper Violated Df!:AR ANN LANDERS: At this mo- ment 1 .11.m fuming. My husband sug- gested that 1 get rid of my anger by writing lO Ann Landers. so here I Rm . A few hours ago I returned from .1 den- tal appointmen t to find under the windshield wiper of my car something that looked like a ticket for • traffic violation. I cou ldn't understand it since I had parked my car in a no-lime·limit zo ne on a side street two block!! from th e meters. The ticket read .as rollows : "This is oot an official parking ticket. Unfort unately 1 am .only a private citizen and have no Authority to tag improperly parked vehicles. 1 did want you to know, however, !hat anyone who is such 1 lousy driver that he can't park any better than you should have his license revoked. \'ou ha ve laken up enough room for two mule teams, an elephant and A high school band. Had you done a decent job of park- ing I would have been able to park my car behind or ahead of you with nn trou· ble. Now I must circle around indefinitely because you are a 1elfish pig. I sign off wis hing you an early transmis1'iion failure ()fl the Edens Ex· pressway at 4:30 p.m. Also, may the fleas of a 1housand ca mels Invad e ynur armpits.'' Isn't that the meanest thing you 've ever heard of'! I feel better for having written this letter. Thanks for helping reduce my blood pressure about 50 points. -OAK PARK DEAR OAK: Don't mention It. And plea~e wrll.e again whenever you feel the need. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband married me 22 years ago. I was 19. When I asked him why he wanted to marry me he said, "Because you need someone to watch over you.'' I thought it was beautiful the n, but now am fed up with being treated like a. srnall child or worse yet. an addle-brain- ed fool. Fred handles 1111 the money, pa ys all the bills and make!I" all the dec isions. He will not let me get a <ln~·er'i; license although I have had a learner's perinit for years. Fred has had two seriou~ heart attack~ 11nd one of these days I mighl be forced to do everything myself Rnrl I won't know how to do anything because he ne ver let.• n1e n1ake any decisions. I need you r help, Ann. -IBSEN'S NORA OEAR NORA : There are two kinds ol hu sbands -those who gel marrie d because tMy want lo "'Blcb over a woman, and those who gel married becauH: they wanl a woman to wak:h over them. There are lot.I 1( women wb.o would &ladly cban1e place1 with you . Read inc belwtel the llne1, ~wever, I 111s~ct yna are mor• helple11 than you need to be. A wile doesn't have to pr11- duce her husband'• signature lo iet a drivr.r'1 licen1e. Nor dM:s she need h\1 permission tG leara frGm an in1uran<'e. aient the thingt sl:tt should Dow In the event that she 11 1uddenly widowed. I( you would a1"ume more responslblllty your husbend would not tttat you like all Idiot. DEAR ANN LANDERS : There's .1 SID bet riding on you r answer. The manner In which you responded to the person who wrote about the propriety of wearing a Phi Beta Kappa Key created an argu- ment. My husband says you are • Phi Beta Kappa or you would not have aruiwered ts you did. I say you are not. Whars the verdict? -GAMBLING IN LAS VEGAS. DEAR GAM : YHr ho1b11d .. et. ye• Stt. I attended Moni'9f1ide Celle1e I• Sit1a1 c;ty, Iowa wtlk' ~ad na chlpttr SMur ctty, lowa wlllldi Nd .. dapltt I woWd Uv• received tJte bonor In aay eve at. Ir you have trouble getting alon1 with your parent.. ... if you can't get them to let you live your own life, send f()f Ann Lander~· booklet , "Bugged By Paren~? How to Get More Freedom." Send 50 cent.~ in coi n with your request. and • long, et.amped, ae\f.11ddretsed envelope in cart of the DAlL'f PILO'I'. . --~ ---.--) .. ;. •. -y .... ,· ·--. .. . - • New Volunteer Area Mapped If pushing a magazi ne cart, working in 11 gift shop or moniloring visitors isn 't a volunleer"s cup of lea. there's a new way lo serve al Hoag Memorial Hospital, Presbyterian. Patient contact on a one-to.one basis is the feature of working in It-le new mental health unit al the hospital. which has been using volunteers since 1he first ol June. Under the direction of Jt>11n Flynn , the current 12 or 13 volunteers . including one young man on active duty in the military Sf'rvke. do 11 variety or tasks to alleviate the staff members· load. The unit , which is open to men and women of all a..:es. is an ::ictive, short· lenn treatmcnl center to which patient! come Vol unlarilv. All are under the care f\f !heir private Physicians . and most stay tv:o to three v.•ecks. fi·1any fire facing <'nses in their home and need to con1e away from their pro- blems to reorganize their lives 11nd their thinking . Volunteers assist with ph ys i r a J lherapy, which is di rected b.v Joanne 1all staff n1cmbers and patients are on a first·name basis). staff the visitor"s desk. run errands for patients. assist wi1h the beach parties, pizza parties, shop ping ex- cursions and other activities pliinnrd by the palicnts and do small chores such as mending clothing. They illso assist with filing and other office work , take palients lo X·ra y and to be discharged and listen whenever a pa· tient simpl y needs someone to talk to. l\·lrs. Flynn , v.·ho says she is 11 ''fru strated nurse." enjoys the hospital'~ new volunteer "'ork because she likes p;i- tienl contact. A!so. there is not the usual hu stle and bustle of a busy hospit;il. But, as usual. there is a shortage of help. "We could use twice the volun · leers," J\lrs . Flynn related. "'\\le could use some men volunteers," emphasized Susan. director of nurses. The unit resembles a lari:le. cn m- forlable home . with separate bedroom!', lounges, a music room , game ron m, kitchen. patio and crafts room that is the enV y of all hobbyists who see il. The patien1 s. volunteers and staff In· tcr;ic1 as a fan1ily, though the pat irnt membership changes from time to time, ;ind the volunteer'~ reward is in v.·atching the famil y 1nembers grow , including himself. All volunteer:<. art members or the hospital auxiliary. ·- Fun and games 1ielp ease the burde11s of living. Volunteers assist staff me1nbers with crafts and g1·oup activities. Light Floods Into Darkened Lives ' • Patients and volunteer5 join in <:rolls and gomes ot 11 new stroke rehobilitotion center in the Boys Club , Costa Mesa. Playing their cords right for success are (left to right J Philip McGinn , Mrs. Ho1el While and Mrs . Walter Simpson . A pilDt progr;im al Hn;ig Memorial Hnspital. Presbyterian has gotten off th l! ground 11nd i~ flying high . with morl! altitude being added all the time. The new program is the !itrok~ rehabilitation lraining clflss which wa' given first at SI. .Jude Hospital in Fullerton and then el Hoag. Sevente('n volunteers from the com· munity and the hospital auxiliary com pleted Haag 's course and are workin~ "'ilh patien ts. 11nd volunterrs all nver lhf count1 y are asking for the sarne training to be Ji:iven in their con1munilies. Sponson~d by the \Von1cn·s Auxiliary to the Calirornia Medical Association witl the assistanre of the auxiliary of 1hf hospit<ll and UC!. the progran1 J!:Oal W<1! to train vol unteers lo meet the continuin~ social. emotiona l ;ind phys ical needs ol stroke patients. The trainin)o! s('ssion w11s JO weeks Inn a and wa s instrUL·tcd by ~k illed pro fe ssionals. Eal'h ,per~f'ln complrting th1 course was expct"ied lo work with pa· tients fnr a ye11r becau se of the extcnsiv1 tr<1ining inve.stcd in each student. So new thal marri:v <lnctors in thr <lrf'a do no! know aOOut ii. thr program i~ co11· cerned with the qu111ity of the patient '! life . Volunteers. under !hr direction of ~1rs. Kenneth Fagans of Balboa Island. no1.1 are trying to find olll. how many strok1 patients there are in the communit y wha would benefit from the program. An activity cen ter for stroke patient! ha s been set up in lttie Boys Club OB Tustin Avenue in Costa ~1esa and is open every Wednesday fru1n 9:30 to 1 l :30 a.m. Arts. crafts. t·ards and other games. \l.'ooci"·orking, shuffleboard , poo l ,11111! ''just friendl y visiting .. are offered, 11nd almost every graduate of the Hoag clas! is there to work. ''Just getting the patient ~ out or thf house does them a world of good," Mrs, Fagans said. All walks of life are re,Jresented by the graduates. Mrs. Edith Hollowell <Tf Laguna Bearh, one of I.he most enthusiastic, ri::ad abou t the program in a newspaper article 11nd vol unteered immediately· because sht wa s looking for a worthwhile com. mitment. Het inlere11t wall sparkc• because someone in her ramily had suf· fered a stroke. She now ~ working with two palients, .,..ho have.btcomr. her close fri ends. "Ifs a very challenging: and Interesting pro- gr11n1," she said . tier job. she feels, is kl help the pa. tients keep up !heir morale and l!iam lo face their fam ily and friends once agatn. A second training class will be given 11t Hoag next spring. Mrs. Fagan! 1akt. Volunteers of every age are needed, especially men. . I l)o).:;_ -. .. '' ·"""-. .. --....... .--' " .. )!~ . , ,.. w-1 ~ :-·· ], ,,, ~· .. ~. -' .,. -:--· -~ .t·=. _-_' . • " --- DAIL V PILOT Hats to the Res cue The ne\1 e~t th ing to come out from ~lr. John of !\'e"' 'i:·ork is this "fueman's helmet" Shalln\1· bri mmed in front. lh e hat "'i de ns and lo~·ers in the back, offering a gentle. llatlerlng frame to the face. Cliff Bar rows Speaks Jewels Offered Ki Jo 01:sn' O! t~f D1<i• P olo! ~1a11 CJ:ff R;i~fOl\5 l ·r11e t'l 7\P11port Bc;;eh 1n speah to the Ch n<=t1an \\nmrn"s Club nn hn·.r 10 hr!''•P'j• . \1r< J'at Aho1(> 1:11r)lec.'' b,1( h1 rr:-.!I~· 1•as 1al )..1ng to Pile SPf"r1aJ person 1n the a1td1Pncr, '"' Ra rrn11 .~. 1d1" I'> 1nll•ll'ill • -· jew els by josep!J I:, 1 :" ·1r1:P:"'"J'll'"" ~11<1 Jl-f <l;~t ·;r ri .. ~•.111 l~l"'I trr !•·rr"t~ of the o g:ht ~ntl 11 nPn 1rt 1r l:""!d, t.o ~t;r rt i;:-1 P11.• f' ~· rf\I• r a1i ~··i! 1rir1t.!. Th• r•,., "'·' .,. a• 11,u, h t·~uu r..,J I•/ \t "' r ·adr1 ~. l:f r•,,n;.~c ,\ m11 1r" t 1.·rr.r•!-&. ih• m11". '1' • .,, r..-:-'1'··~ .. t:\X jp 1.l" ~he 1 •• •· r p f• -A 1c .i•t. The • .,autrr' .,, ;>-;.• ··•: 111.d l-r r,,,11 trr ••1s 11 !•1 11· !Ci ~1'Yn.r.1 ~rr.r ' -·11.-!. ! r r •r•'..S ~nr! ,r .~.:. •. rl1rerlor !nr the R1 ll.1 <;raham Cru~aCes. wa" l!t\Jng a bit of off lhe-<·uff ad\ ire tn ~1 1ss Karen Grubb, w!':ose 11·edd1ng rrrrm'ln1 h? perfnrmrrl twn da\ ~ afl('r h1~ talk for the ( Jvh . A nat11'e of Ccre:-. Calif. B;irrows began hif. a~!'<lcia1 u1n 11 1th Billi r.raham aftrr mrr1111;:: him ;:ii a !94~ Youth f0r C:!ir1st Rally 1n 1\sh1·1JI(', ~.C. Ile since has become fam1!111r to people ;:i!lcnding Cr;:iham mf'r!in~~ ;ill n1·er the 111'trld "' 1hr d1rrctor nf the g1!!?.nt1r <·n,-.at!e chQ1r.<. f1:1rrn11s 111\d lht• mnrr th<in ;,•\) 1111nlrn 1h:it ht> hild not 111rl'" 1" IJf(';1cn bu\ In -.hnre 1· " th· !'l ;>.nd 10 tht1ll"fll!" tnc111 1r1 h"i·nrnr er~ 11 11r" ~ 'l'li! rrfl'.{•rh~ :J I. he ~<11r1 !M"' J "O J r"illl fJnrJ ii .C'.f"lllri 11 1'" ~h<> •~ 11nr~h mf\re tha n prr·! l'lc;~ ~!Onr~ Thr ~ 011th1 ul Ion k in c KI DS LO VE UNCLE LEN SA TU RDA YS IN TH E DAILY PILOT MARY MARY QUITE CONTRARY h~w ..,., yt~r w•r'Cl•e~o ,,.,.., W• •t ·~'t";"t lo •·••'"Y r••~•· '"'" q~•nl<IV f"o &ddtd 10tl<~ •' '"•l•oO tomo '" 16'1•• We'll 111ch you ""'"'"' '"''"'" m•n~•·• The Knit Wit I Bride m1n;s!er. 11hn h;is bren m:ir· ried for 26 ~·ears. told a ~tory nf hn11· Bill~ Graham purch:is· Pd a nnf'-c11 rat diamond ring frr his ll'rfc. Bulh. al ;in auc· t;nn in llJ.11i, spending the last Sli.~ he h<id. Dcl1ghlrr1 because he h11d ;;lwa.1s w;intrr! In buy 11 ring fnr hPr, t)le f;in1erl ev11ngelist h11d 1he sp11rkl1ng gem ap- pr<11 sf"C! wl'M>n they rPturned tn their Ch11rlott e,-N.C. home and found . fo his d1sm 11 y. that il 11·a~ full nf fl:11-\"S and 11orth onh· ;ihnul ~4.1 "\\'r a l~n pu! nn :in extPrinr 1n m;ike lhf' br~1 impression . ThnuJah ii !onks ROM !n the r1f'. then• 1~ ::r hr11rrach(', t1.irn101 I and 1rnt1ble no (!OP knn11·~ ;it.nut \\'r·r,. full of fla 11s in the ~1ght nf c;m., Tl'f' ~!'l'rl'! In hf>rnn11ni:: like ii b('<111 t1fut gPm. hP ~airl. 1.~ har1nc a rrcht relatinnship 11·11h !;nd. \1arriaJ.?f' rnu~! not nnl~ hr a rr lalilln.~hip hilt a fr llnw~hip. hr lnlrl 1hr wnmrn f!:t1hrrrrl in !hr A1rponrr Inn. "\Vnn111n rhd n"! corne from Arlam ·s fet'l llO he CCIU!d w11lk nn t·er. or hrs he11d sn he could lord it n1·er her, but his rib so he cnu lrl w11lk hPside her:· It t<1kC$ w::rlkinli( and 111lking 11'1lh somt'onr to get to kn nw them. thP minist er s!ressed. "This is the w<1y it is with (j.od "Life 11 1th ;i purpn~P comes frnm ;r ret;it1nnshi p with r.od . It"~ ,111·ailablt' fnr us aH " PESTS Wor ~ as a Team-BUT so do WE. . . •• Horoscope: Scorpio's Skeletons Rattle TUE SDAY AUGUST 10 By SYDNEY OMARR The l1Ule Virgo boy or l{!rl seems to ha ve a new ""crush .. almost v.·eekly. These children requir e understanding . thrive in calm, pe Aceful sur· roundings. ARIES !Marcli 21 ·Apr i1 !91· Speci.11] relAtionshtps. 1nclud.ing marriage and partnership re- qu1rt revie"" The re could be liudden breaks, disruprions, actions based on eccentricity. TAU RLJS !April 20-J\1ay 20 1. '¥'."hat had been routine 1s sut>- Ject to change by one in authorlly Ride with llde. Opl'n Jines o f commun1cat ioo. Cooperate y,oilh one 11· ho "·ishes to share knowledge : exchange idtas. Onn"t write "'hile angry. Be dt!1bcr1tle. GE.:\tlNI !.\lay 21 .June 20 ): Activity st1mul.::1ted in area concernin~ children, roma nce and creative endeavors. Stress is on social affairs. Conta cts n1uh1ply , be discriminating. Choose qualit ~· Recall resolu- tion concerning diet, general heal!h. CANCE R !June 21.July 22 ). Hon1!' base. due for renol'ation. Make changes v.·ith eye to rebuilding. Financial status of one close to you affects cur4 rent decisions. Progressive concepts now Are a necessity. Pl An and act accordin gly. Push fo r11.·ard. LEO 1July 23-August 22 ): Check iti nerary. Avoid moving in circles. Refuse to be coerc- ed into foolish responses. \'IRGO l Augusl 2 3 ·Se p· tember 22 ): Be conserv:i.tive. in money affa irs: avoi d long- range financial co mmitmen ts. Be kno"·ledgeable 11· he r e credit applical ion is con· cerned . Check lea ses. rentals. Family member expreMes desire for basic mnvf'. LIBRA 1 Septembr-r 2 3. Oc ttlber 22 t: Ynu could be be~ieged wit h complaints, re- quests. Avoid ind1l'idual V.'ith Lrack record or 'A'htn 1ng Lie low: pl1y wA1t1ng game Sud· de n move indicated: study \'lra:o me.sSAge . Be aware of persona! foible~. SCORPIO 10cl ob er 23- November 21 ! : Skeletons 1n closet may rattle. Be discreet without being overly secre tive. Hold clear pic ture of ultimal.8 goal. Heed one who speaks with benefit of experience. Re· cent restr ictions suddenly are lifted. Be ready. SAGITIARl t:S li\ovember 22-Dtcember 21 )! \' is1t1 ng friends may sll ghtly overwhelm. Discern motives Pace yourself. Draw line where ch1ld1sh requests are concerned. Long·standing pro- jttt should not be subJtet lo further de lay. f ollow example of Arle5. CAPRICO RN I December 22· January 19J : T11ke init iative inll connection with ba ~1c re- quirements. Avoid un due pro· crastinatinn. Prnterr against! self-dtception. Friend may Midsummer Dream Turned to Nightmare By ER.\tA BOMBECK Bet1~·ecn mid.July and !alt August , I i:;o through a period of deterioration called, "Don't slam the door." Vnhappily, it"s the time I disco1·er I was never mean\ for motherhood ... not "·hen there are so many fun cha llenges lik e testing ex· plosives .:ind Jousting. I start off the sun1111cr likt' ::i tranquilized Donna .Reed. Ap- proaching m.v ynunge.~t. 1 will kneel down, pull him close tn me in 11 loving gesture, push the h;ii r out of his eyes and ask, "Sweelheart. lei! mot htr why ynu \vent w;idlng in th e toile1 in )Our $20 orthop('d ic shoes'.'" Later. as the summer start.~ !o lell on me, 1 will a ~k hru;;quel.v. "All right, group. I don"t "·aot you to !eel bull1rrt or oppre.s~ed. but 1.1tiy 1n the name of Dr. Ginott hAs the AT WIT'S END nothing we can do fnr you, dear." As the first ol August ap- proaches I find myself ex- tre.me.Jy irritable. I ··WHAT'S THAT NOISE'.''' T ask rushing from the kitchen ! into the. living room. ··r was just licking a refrig er:itnr door been ajar stamp." s:iid my son . si nct. the J::rst C:ay of school'.''' "Then keep it down , My By mid-July. I am a bask et nerves are li ke shreds. The c<ist' .. ".1y hands shake as I hnuse looks like the first Aid 1 h111'e my aspirin break. I am tent iit a rock'" fe stival and if confused ;;nd cannot seem to you guys dn11 't go out~ide and re ason lhin~.~ out. I can't play, I'm going crazy:·' I figure nut 11'hy the dog is e:iting ice cubell in the middle "It's eleven o'clock." thev l of !he coffee table. I (:an"t said . "I thought ll'e had to g{,1 fi<>ure oul wh.::1t the b~m is to bed , but if 1t"s all right with • )'OU I doing in the spou ting on the '"DOt>.1 T SLA M THE DO rc71. can"l understand "'hy ···"I I! is too lale l 1 Yesterdav, as ! \\':IS on mv hands <1nd knPe~ 1ak1ng bubblf. gum off lhr rr~1stl'r~. I heard them at lhP dnnr. "Vou r<1ttlr Iha! rlonr onr mnrp llmP .::1nrf 1"11 lf'l 1·nu h:.1 (' H where \'nu l1l'e ." ( r-hnu!('rl . · I there i.~ a peace ~ign nn my ber1sp re11d ll"i\h i n d ~I 1 b 1 e magir m::rrkrr. Or wh~ the A\"On \;:idy ~lipped a note un(lrr my door sayin~. "There is I lnnkf'd up 10 Sf'c a brush Debutantes Invited "'?,'~'~;", ... '""' ''"''' ur from n1.1· knees. ""! am nor retreat on promise BP rParly with alternative. Strike chord of reality. AQUAKJL"S !January 2fl. Frbruary 18 1 Special care rt · quired in 1ranspnrl1ng pro· perty funds. Check de tai ls on any long-range. mor,__ Obtain v<1l ld hint from Ca n c er message. Specia l emphasi.~ on journeys. unique. assignments 1 Ide.as need de\·elop1ng . I PISCES ( F'ebnJary 19·.\la r<'~ 20 !: Be self·reliant 1n finan cial , tr11nsacl1ons. Check contracL->. Agreements. Ca11tJnn no 11 I prevent!\ Joss. Hidden clause~ loom larlf' LP.gal advl5or ncen~ prOOding <(;:,, FRANCIS- '\,, ORR J' CHRISTMAS CARDS 20°/o OFF 1.0 1 ~onofto l<r" -li'f"•ol Ov•l1l1 -W1rm l •P'''"••• 11 111 (01>1 llli•lfll f 111 -11!1 COii•-flt Mii '91Yl 11U I Plllll' Crown~11g Glory b eauty salo11 s Off.II [\l(l:JlllH .UIO SU NDAYS !'.'.. Save over 50% now on a carefree luxury wave I • $20 MAGIC CURL $9,50 • $25 GLAMOUR CURL $11.50 • $30 REGAL CURL $14.50 COMPLETE BUDG ET PERM ...... •'w•vo s5ss (Normal Hair) MGn Tun Yi"td lllf! Wni: SHAMPOO·SET STYLE CUT 295 1 so SOUTH COAST PLA.ZA-Phone 5<16-7186 345 2<><> 267 E. 17rh St., Coi t• Mt 5•-Phon1 S41·ff19 Open E••non91 .I ~~n~ly Wo CAll E •b•uT yovl Look y~v· bHl1 I \It'll. Ynll should hil l"P known Mexl.can F 1'ng m• wheo I "" IO ''"" 1.-'~'"~'~'"~':':'~·-·_;'..l~h~·~ .. :·:·':··:.:':•':·~"~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HodgPs. \Vrll1am Armstrong] ........_ For i\c~·porl Chapter, Nal1(lnt1I Charity ~ague has sounder! the ca\I for a fiesta Saturda~·. Au g. 14. for debutantcs, thei r dates, friends and fam ily member~. Hosting the fe stivities will be ~Ir. and ~1rs . \\'illi:im Cha r le~ Mf'lntyre nf Tustin, whll "'Ill be assisten by Dr. 11nd .\lrs. Russell Reed L'!ngenbeck, and the. ~lessr~ Pond \fme~. Rulm Kimball and Richard Blantnn Nl'wcom ~-ri The party~ners 11•il1 d11nce to the music of Dennis C!11us sind his 2nd Tuesd 11 y Grnllp, feast upon tacos 11nd other Mf'xicao fa re and pla~ two mind· ~trelching games. Debutanles In be honored are 1he M i5~e~ Karen Irene Hnd,l:C$. Kathleen M a r i !' \..a nj?enbt>ek .. Jolie-.Janen!' Lt' Bneuf. Chine Mclnt .vre. Can- dioct rrnelnpe Moses and Tri;;! Nt'Wf'OITI OthPrs :ire the \l1sses Jo~ce LQu1~e Calrlwell. Carol Chap· man Cnnna ll\. r ;r m ( ! a Pun1wa1 Cnn•Her . .! an a Granzell a, '\nne A 1 l ~ t n• La11rf'nrf'. f)(>b(lr~h Ela1nf' SPORTSWEAR Prints 'N Solids A utum11 co lors, lm•sh inq desi9 11s on f un to wf!ar 1011 for c.1mpus, or care er-or just fun wf!1 r•n9. col· Jr, .. · ,. I "" ' ' Jm 1~'~···-n-r' ~-.•~ ( ·• 'I'~ LLOYD PEST CONTROL '.\1t11n1·. \l11r1 l,nr.::1inf' Steen . .Jamie l.t1u Styli and Patr1r1a Ann TurkPr MACHINE WASH . ' :-.. ;.,_, •• C.•u• ~ "' !• t"I ,. '"I So' : •<;~ ~ .. ; c,.,., "'-••• ::cO.'ICb~ L11qu1111 leo1h <1•4·4400 FREE To be ... A poET S1111 Gl11111..iHI 4•2-•400 JAMES KAVANAUGH ,,,EX-PRIEST, FREE SPIRIT, CAEAT0ft1 DOEA , WRITER,, ,R EA.OS HIS OWN POETRY F OR Y OU AT ROBI NSO N'S., CON1T MISS MEETI NG AND HEARING T HIS MAN-OF-GENTLE-WORD$ AS HE I NTRODUCES /IND AUTOGRAPHS COPIES Of' HIS NEW E!1" AN~HOLOGY , 1WILL YOU BE MY FRIEND ? 1 A BOOK AS U NJ QUE1 s'ENSIT JVE AND T UNED-IN T O TODAY A S ITS AUTHOR . F EEi... 1FREE "rO BE1 WITH US AS \'l'E WELCOME: THC: MAN • JAMES KAVANAUGH; THE \VOl'lK , •wtLL YOU BE MY FRIEND ?. A,so . IN CUR BOOK$, NE\Vll'ORT, WEDNE50AY, AUG.UST If. 12:00-2:00 1 2:30-5:00 , .--...,., ROBINSON'S NEWPORT • FASH ION ISLAND C111t• Mn• Ml•l•11 Viel• 642-St22 The Debutante. Ball will !11ke place No1 , 27 in the i\ewpor tl'r Inn. 44"/45 " Wide BONDED KNITS and SUITINGS SWEATER KNITS! NOVELTIES ! PLAIDS! TWEEDS! HEATHERS! O ut st and ing tate tricot, Compart at SJ.98 Yd. Wools, Acrylics, 81111ds 54 .. /60" Width• yd. lnt1rtnl in 9 taxluret, 'u,:ie r fa ll and \,..infe r w1111 rin9. MACH IN E WASH •"4'• NEYER IRON S6.9A Yd. compare Yalun ti~ --... 56"/SS" Wld1 yd. 0 HOUSE OF F!IBRICS S11111h Coot! ,,0,0--8••1'01 •!..S '" o,,,., F'"'V· C111111 Mno--545·151• Ore~qefelr Moll-O••"g•+~o•D• '"~ H~·M11, 1'11ll 11rto-Sl•·2l l4 H11Mr l"hn-17 •~ •I 8'1 •1el Sont• A110-54l·SSS1 lu11111 ,11,. Gt11'-f"-L.• ~.1 ..,, •! S!t "!1111 •~•11• '•••-111·•12)" ~~·;..!::'-=.-,-,- -~-, -.... -.,. ... ,;.>;·--. .----.. · .. s ! • ' • ' Lace , Adorn Fl owers Brides NAKANO-WA DA C;ilifurr11.i St:11 f· Cullci;t ,1\ Fullerton gr;.1duatcs J 1• ;1 11 ' Ciim.., Hou•• P~o•o MR S. R. S. NA KANO SNELLING-GRUBB K;ircn I .oui~c Crubb <1f Nc11·1>orL UC'ai'h bccan1c tlh~ bride of Dai id Ja111cs Snel ling <luri ng a (:eren1ony perfornu~d 1n Calvary Church. Snnta Ana by the Hev. Clifford IJ;1rro"·s. n1us1c director lor B ; l l y Graha n1 Crus;1dC':.. Parents of lhc c:ouplt' an• Air l;-orcc Lt ('uL I l'Cl 1 ;ind J\Jn;_ Rov:il JI (;rubb of Ne1vf>Clrl ·Bl'ac.:h <ind .~lr. and J'.lrs. Kt•nnclh E. Snc)l111g ol' !1unn1ng Spring~ r-.1 1~s i11:1nlyn Crubb ll'as hrr ~iS1C'r·s rnilrd ul li11nor ;111d hrldesrnaids 11 t•ri· :q r s . \1ich<icl f\1 cG011·;111 ;111d t\le 1\·li.~scs Col leeu Snelling _ :-.1~\et' of lhc bndcgroon1 . Susiin S1.:fJ\l ;1nd C:iv il'lcn('\ 111 Flo11·C.r µ;ir l c111d nng hl';Jrt·r 11·!'rc Lcslit• ~ti·1ni...~1n1p :i11i! 'fhoin;i~ SnC'lllll b. cousin 11! 1hc brulC'gro111n 'TbC' brick·i::r1Jo111 ·, hrnth<·r .Tohn Snelling 11·:1, hcst 1n:111 <ind ush('I'' 11·<·1·" !101 <ii .I <:rubb .Jr . brutht'r nf thf· bride. .lohn C ;1 r1 1111•. :\{('(;ow~n and .l ohn H11nh;11n \\lhceltnf.:. 111 11 ill hr hon1t• for 1he ne"'l.v11('d:;. 11 ho 1)1)lh !ARS. DAN IEL DONAHUE BRANDON-LYON 1\l,1r\' s u ,,111 t.~1111 r1;111gh1rr ,,r \I 111 1<1111 L~on 1i1 :--e.11 pi1rl l.\carl1 ;111d lilt l:itr ~1 rs Ll"Oll. l1rl·;1111C' Ilic br1d1• of .\1 1ch<1l'I ~llt:il I llr;indun 111 ;:i l.iH; ,tl!t'J"Jll)()li "l "I \I{'(· Ill Chnst ( hu1·eh 111' lh•' ~1·,•. .\t•11 por! Hc;+f'h (>!f1e1;1ting n1 !lit· ~1·1 1 I<"!' \~.I S [tl(' Bc1. lh 1\'(I !1;1 ~\in~.; of \\'e-.t n11n.~lC t' ("ungrcg;ilJOn<tl Church Ond;1I :11tcnd:inls '-'t·r1· !hr :-.1 1s~c.~ Chr1..,11nc I.yon. th1• b rtdc'.., ,1:.l<'r . ;1n rl 11ridcs1n:i1d<> 1.111dn L)On. a , ous1n : llrl<.v Briln don ''~h:r 11! 1hc hr1d..:gri)ior11 .lvnny J\llC'll . .Janel ("h;il111rrs ii11d Diane \\':illhrr ;\lat· 1 ·:1rpcn11•r s1ood ;is best n'an and u~hcrs "·ere 1hc bridcgr(l('ln1'<. brolhl:'r. 1 11,1 f)e 'l'ounf:. ll :1 r u Id Tubbs. Leonard Riley ;ind Roy P11.arck . The new tl-1r" Br0ndon :ii " !ended I he L'nivcrsily 111 1\ri7.on;1 wl11;re she 1vr.s :if· fihated \1'tlh Oclla G:i111n111 :i;orori !~·. :1nd now Is a\!e•Hling L'SC. llt·r lu~sband. srir1 n[ ~It· and r.lr". Hobert l1r:1ndon or Spok;.1n1..·. "·as gradua!rd fron' C;haprnan Collci;.e ;ind is a s1aff n1£'n1bcr or lh<' colleges \Vorld C:lmptL'I Arloa l The c:ouple v.111 live 1n the beach area. I !1d(!kO \\'ad:i and IWn11ld S. Nakan.1 "·ere 1narried In Or:i11~t' Cuu11!y Bu J J h i :i 1 Churi.:h, A11ahe1n1. Paren ts of the nt·ll'lyweds <H"t' Mr and Mrs. Bill II . \Vada vf Carden (;ro1•c and !\Ir. and t-.l rs. John Nakano of S1Jnt:1 An:i . The brid1· \l'<-tS <lllt'nded by lier sisters, \.t'slie .ind Jo Ann \Vada, as n1a1d of honor and JUll\UI" bridl'SlllaJd. •~nd lht' :\1isscs Jen11v N:ikanu, the in·idegroon1 's · s1s\('r. Ourott1y Kull'ilkt and L<i11iSl' KHO br1de~r1Htid:-. Hoger Hartley 11 as best man ;uat Ille bridl' s brothers. Hobe rt and Kevtn \Vad<'l. "'ert' <-1!1 usher and nng h~arer. Other ushers V.'C'rc Hober! J !udson and Bruce Bate.~. After a I l11waii;u1 honc~'- 1110011. the couple "·HJ reside 111 'l'ustin. Th(' bride graduatf'd 1ro1n Pat·1t1c<1 !ligh School :.ind pledged Sii:;n1a Kappa _,11rority. Iler husband graduated fron' Corona de\ ~·ta r 1 ligh School and br•long~ to Sigrna 1\lpha E: psi 1o 11 fraten1i1y . " '""t' ' MRS. DAV ID SNELLING Jr1• gradu.iti'~ n! Ta ,\'! o r l n1111r.~11~. l pl:111d. lucL She 1r1ll 11·:1ch 111 .\f'lrlhhrook 111 .incl hr 11111 11n1·k "'1th 'l'outh for ('hnsl 111 no1·1h Chic.1 go DONAHUE-JENNING S Su ~;i 11 K31hlcr11 .Je nnings :11irl JJ;1ntl·l \V [)ona!iue .Ir 11·rre 11 l'd 111 n1orning rites in l·~I Adubc de Cap i s tr;in n Ct1urch. San Ju<in Ca pistrano, by lhe R!'V. Hichard B.ecve. The bride. d<Jughlcr of !\1 r ancl tl1rs. l•'red C . .JC'nni ngs ol Btilboa lsl(lnd, ~rlC'(•ted Denise Hav ;ii; 1n:iid uf honor 11·Hh br1 (k·sn1<1i{ls \1 1<.s Kr 1 !':tr n (;rillo ;ind "l1s:i C;1 lhy S11;.1 - Jian Terr\' i).,11;.11l11r serv<'d a~ he:i.t n;an for his brother, son of llr <ind i\1rs. D. \\I . Donahue of l\'orth llolly'A·ood :'ll ark .IC'nning:., brother or th" hndr and ~:H11 l.inrlsav 11·er<' 11sh~·r".. l Tl11• 11e1Y i\lrs. Uonahue 111;:is 1:rad11;111·d ft'(>tll Corona df'I \l:tr f!1gh Srhot•l and UCL1\ 11l,•·r1' ... hi• 11·:1:. ;iffi!i:.ilrd 'A l1h l-,:111p;1 l\;1pp:1 « ,;1n111111 :111d Bl"u111 Bl'lll's. ~ht' J" .d1l·nd1ng '"1·.id11.i11• sehl)()I :11 l LL<\ Thr bndi·gr11n1n i.; rt gr<tdu:11f' ol l\1111"(' llnn1i' High Sc hoo l in J\"orlh 1111!1~ 11otll1 ;ind \';1l1rom1,1 St<ltf' C1"Jll1·~1· :11 Sn11 ,J,,.;;e 11l11·rr ho• 111;11111·r·d in IJ(1'1nt·s~ ar1n1in1s1n1!1f•P I The couple 11 ii! ]J\ r i11 \1•111)()rt B(':J('h PURNELL-MIKASA NcarJ)' Ever)1011c ' Li islc11 ~ to La11ders . . ·-•'IP-- __ ,, ......... . . . • .I f . ' save on contemporary dining room set $879 re~u lJrly $1 Oflli . -. NOW IN f)ROCRESS /\ T ALL 18 ST ORES se 1ni -a.n 11ual 'I . . 0.AJ LY PILOT 11 lnlerplay group by foslcr-McDavid has recessed panefmg C.onvcx lr.1n1c:; .1 (/d " new f/in1cn~ion lo todJy's contempo- r,1ry dc1 or. MoclPrn. 10<1 , is !he woocl grained fini sh thal \V IJX'' Lie.in vvi rh ,1 cl.101 11 < lc1lh. Crouping inc ludes 42'x60'' <lv,1 1 IJ blr. that c.xt<·ncl~ ll> 76"; two Cdne back arm c hoir<;, 4 1 .1nf• h,1( k <:"idr· <·h,1irs.1ncl 64'' < hina cJbinct 64" buffel, reg. SJUO $330 $23q 1.-cushion back sofa in impressive8-foot length < hoic C' of cc•vt"r 'i ... now priced at saviftK<i '-ih<)\.V!l 1-. bur f)llC iron1 our cuslon1 upholstered 1 ollection inviting you to ble nd just the r ighl < ovrr fab ric with your decor. Reve rsible seal cushions a re Dacron® polyester wra pped polyu- rethane. Fairllex spring or spring down at slightl y higher pri ces. Al so a vailable: transitional law- ;on, pil low back tu xedo and Bombe a rm styles. regu larl y $379 luve>eat; reg. $249 $199 7 -fl. length; rj,g. $355 $279 9-ft. length; reg. $400 $319 111 rnlture, 141 m1y co. south co11t pl1z1, sin diego fwy . at bristol, cost• m•s•; .546-9321 shop monday thru friday 10 1.m . to 9:30 p.m., sunday noon 'Iii .5 p .m. s1turd1y, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. ' MA-YCO • • ...... 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A•• 'ybU ON• OF MY KAl<AT< STUDENTS ... 01< Pf'FtH,APS ONE OF MY MU58,A.NP1S '>PARR ING P.ARTNERS ?' ANIMAL CRACKERS >lE"E 1: AM- 31 '-tt>.e5 Ol..D - ,A,1.)"C .:I.11.J"E. Ltfl1f.R ;.iAD A REAL PJ.L •• .. •>'l.P~ W~G W!TH ME? 11..114 cAJjlT I s:ri::iicE. UP feiE>JDSHIP6".' By Charles M. Schulz i!l/lll1P 1 'I 11 l I/ I I I \ I/ 1 r I/ ( 1 /I !IJ11 l l11l (r l 1 i ( t I //4 111 I { j i /I//// I C"'Jj I ~·. ' . WHEN l.(00"\fE JUST COME J-alt\E FROM A LONG 1RIP, PEOPLE Sll:MDNT TALK 1lJO MUCH 1() YO!/ OOIL !(W\1E AT LEAST MA011Mf 1' , "1 OOWNAND AAVEA CUPOF'Tl'A- 11 1111 {, ( l l/1/ l;//1 '1 IJll/tl ' --~- By Harold Le Doux W.4BE , IT1~ BEdUSE 'Dl TIN ro El''t' A~80t>Y t>lt<D 6ET'5 a.cs::. TD ~DJ! 0 By Charles aarsottl By Gus Arriola By Ferd Johnson By Roger Bollen THE GIRLS "~ledh::al conrtntion1, testimonials, book lnterYiew11 -It's no wonder yo u cau 't find a doctor lhtse day1.'' W>tl NOT Go!VE SOME TO MR.GitMN$ Hi'S FONO -::~~~'J &E~"'1fS ! ... • Hl"ll£1 Wt. G-l'IMMIS, G•OOVE! /hSSC~ it:il..O /t\E '1'0UltE A &Efl.RY- FF:EAK . By Mell By John Mile! " .;z .. -:·" DENNIS THE MENACE I I I ' • • • • • ··~ . ' • .. . , \ \ FINAL GUN -Rob t-.lo:-barhc r eros~cs the finis h line in th e Soling 1\'orth .. \rncrican chan1n1nn;,h1ps on Santa ritonica Ba y Saturday after con1111g frorn behind to gri nd down fi\·e boa t::, \l'htch led hi n1 to the weather rnar k. , .. \ ·-.. • ' -. . ... ~ ' . ~ !\.1. ·""~! .. -~ ·------~ C A il~ PllOI ~lt!I l'n<lo JOY IN DI XIE -Hoh ~los ba('hC'r frcnrrr1 and hi ~ rrc\1· fn1111 11111 1:-1011. \1a1·e g!cefully frorn !he cr:t'k)lll of lhc1r 27-rnnt Soiing Class ~ln(\p rifler \1 111111ni;: the North .<\n1cr1can rhan1p1onslup 111 lhe cla ss and being: taken u1 tn1•, by a ~pc c\a lo r boa t off !11 arina (!cl Hey. CotueR Front Belii1i«l Mosl1acl1er Soling Cl1a1n1J Rv AL.\I ON LOC KAB EY D.lll'r' l'!lOf l o•!lnl ldl!O' lt was an up ant1 <1n11n h:it - tlr for 41 · vct1r ·old 1:11 l r.1,lsh11rhrr nf flou.~!1111. hut lhr Tri.:<1s fl;i~h f1o;;lly bcc;unc lhr r-.:11r th Arnrr1can rhamp1nn 11! llir Snl1n~ Class Sunrlav when h:-t'a111r frnn1 behind tO rl1nl'h thr s1•1,r 11-rarc srr1e.~ o~I M;•;·1na rlcl R1•v. (io1ns.: 1nl0 thr !11111! Till'r. ~1n~Ual'hrr 11a.~ hrh1rln (In t1•q frnnls He rr11ilrrl l)nn Br1·rr of ~an f11cgn on ! h c i<cnrcbo11r1t b.\ 1hrre pn1nls .11 the first 11rathcr rr.<1rk r:~l'rr ln"ked hl')pe[essly nut r.1 1')~hachrr tl':--k c~rr nr rf ii 11! !hr fir.:.! wralher rnark llni;:c111 on !hr rr;:11·h:r~ Ir;:: ;,nr! m101rrl 1'·'~1 [{:i11 r:i.1 nn Iii" !I'll In lhf" '~: nnd rr.1ch tn 1hr lrrw;irrl ma1·k. .~. hr clirl."t' 1hr "rnn.ot side nf 111r errur.~r ;inti rounded in l!lth µlat•c But he showed h111 boal (S~e SOLlr'olr., 1'11~f: t!ll VS. CHUCK HAMILTON MIKE QUARRY Undde~ted .. Jl wms 1DrdJ. FormerSt1t1 Ch1mri AR MANDO MU NIZ Undefeated in 15 !•gllu VS. lRISH GIL KING 10 rds. 30 wins 2 louei aftc•r .~ix r;icrs JERRY QUARR Y VS. BOBBY FRANCIS And 1n !h111 final ~n-rnunrl hr1 Srieci1I Exhib1tic11 Bou t 1r<iilrrl .lflhn l.1nt1~;i~ n I \------~-..,c.:,,.,....,.,.,,-:-:c:-::::c::::c::::c:-::-;-,;;;;;;-1 Oakland . Lo11rll :\'.or1h nr !\;in r . ::r:E ~-:;r,TS f.IJ.t'.I LABLE IN Al l PRI CES, 01~ SALE NCPN! J)1t';:11 '.'11a uricr R:illrAI' of 1\1, S·~\1 Re:erved. S7 .~0 . S5 ;ind SJ Sr;iJllr. t:1rl T1n1 lln~;in nf Ccr ·.t tln r:in1er Ba~ Olt tce -T1cke1ran at 111 Sear~. M1y Co. Broadw•y :\'r11pnrt Hrach 1n that ordrr & i;.., oc~ ~1or1sa11cl Han~·~ Liquors, 1328 \Veit 111. San1 i An1. GOLFERS w''" l ow.H•"dit•D" 1'"<!1<1 At f h• NEWPORTER INN PAR 3 GOLF COUR SE $1 .00 with thl1 ed week d1y1 SAT. ~H GHT. AUG. 14 -ANAHEIM CO NVENTION CEm-ER 800 ""' '""''·"'""!tom """Y~ f-111t l!out ~t R o'clo~I( ~ C.11 )14/64S»OCO ..... EIM CONVENTION CENTER 1 .-------=···~ ... -~::===~~=~~~~~~l~O=:~·O~·::~:~,--~S~~~~;r:·~l:~-... ~T~0~7:•;-;:-;· ;:;;.-;;·:-~.,~'-~:-:::::-;;;::::::~==========~ Ficker W i1is Rliodes Reg·atta i11 Newport If 8 111 Firkcr is alrrad_1· prepping for the 1 9 i 4 Aml!ric;i.'s Cup he i~ ~ho1l'ing relati \'ely little slo"·do"·n fron1 lhe 1970 campaign. He is now the rharnniPn nf the highly com pttitive f!hnclr<:- 3.1 Class. havinJl v•nn 1he 11tlr in the final thrfe racr; nf Newpo rt Harbor Y:ich1 Cluh'>; Race \Vrek Rcg;ilta S.11urd:i.1· 11nd Sund 11v. Ficker bral a F1rlr! nf I'.\ bnals in (hf' Rho<lr< Cl;i~o; - All veteran s;i il nrs. Thr ch;in1- pionship rcgatla 1vas sailed ovf'r two weekends. ln"the first two r;irc~ a wrrk 11go Ficker V.'nn 1hr1n hnlh. taking 11 heal!hv lr;id 01 rr class ve leran Bill Ta~·lnr of Bal hna 'l;ich! Club Hr pl:irrrt 1-4 -2 in thr rei;:<lt!11 tn l\'ln11 11~ Lurlcr~·l fi l ntrrna11nn;il~ 1•f1rr·h will bP. held here Aui:_. 22-27. \llinnPr in thi.'i rl;i ~.<: 11';><: t1efrnding champion I. r r n \ Sulhrr\and nf 1hr hnst rluh. Fin;il result s· RH ODES-:l.1 Ch;imn1nn•.h1 11 ri.11 -1l1 Han;ihuli. 11ilt Fickf'r. NHYC. 121 .\·l i:;1r·1·~~. Bill T<tylnr. BYC· l'.\1 Fnll1· II. B!::i ir Barnrltr . HY\ PHRF 11 21 -111 P11~~1!·at , .Jnhn S1.al;i1·. RCYC . 121 :<-1 ·~ ty. Allan Hrllrr. BCYC. 1:\1 Seriuo.va. Jim Mnnre. SSS\ LUDERS-lfi l l 11 -11 1 Prr· Emili. Lr r o 1• S11lhcr l:ind NHYC; 121 K1ldrr R r n llrom~rlkfl. !,VI: 11• H:i1ku. Ri ck C.i1'ltnrr. ;\'HY\ OCF'\N RACl'\/f; !fil-r~·ri ci~n n~1·is P1l1.chu·1. '\\i\'f' Pf IJ J\ -1!1 Pan1r, Rurl Louis Cop ~ Loni!: BehC'h Loa RaC'C' ~ Lr!>.!rr !"'111~ of Sr;11llr \'arh1 Cl11b 1·.'1nr ~nu1h ~11 11. rl;:i v 11nrl sho«1rd \n cil l pn~dlr!l'd loggers hD11 10 n11v1g;ilr 1hr1r n1\n w:1ll'r~ u.~ing ;i bnr-rn11·rrl <'n11 srr. C;ildll"rll. SDYC; 12) ~lisly, Ted Congdon, NHYC: (3) I l;uc;irach3. Stc1·e Gurney, r ain Alto 'l'C. I STAfl flil -(\ \ t.1enacc, 1 Dr11n1~ Conner. SDYC ~OLl;\f; t !O \ ( 1 ) f;nldbrickrr. Br11cr Chandler. R\'l: 12~ Grn!ll' Ren. Ben r;<i~r>. BYC: t~J Jud<·. flocky Brrk. Bl 'l'C. SHI E:LDS 1121 -11) 1\ilrr.11.i Pal Scruggs, NH YC; r21 Pa-i llcncr., .John lln111111c. !\"HYC; I {.1) Jean, Rick Evan~, VYC. I KITE A (J.1\ -l lJ Pip, Phil Ran1n11ng, :\l!YC: 121 \Vi!di F1-rrrl0n1. Hugo Schmi d l, \1-!Yl : 131 Rnttnm nunker, T11n1 l\111.cn n. R\'C. r41 L1t1lc 1:11i::1u1r. Trrr1111111e Parker. ."\H Y'.. /\I'll-: B 1111 -!II l'f'a r; 'C't·n. Piul (;rcro. RYr: r21 \··i.:u . 0. Bcldrn. \HY(". 1.11 \n n:in11'. Burr\1ek !{;n·. 1.IYC. 1·11 Fur.1 .. !. Thnmrson. \IJYf": r~I ~u prr Star. \~'endy C;i1nlin. i\HYC SABOT A 11~1 -11) Far Out . Tr Br:ich. RY\: (21 Rae· i11g ,\Jachint". l\1<irk r;aurl1n. ;\'JIYI: 1.11 Pl1il's Pill, Phil (;rt11i ~'·h i, LIYC ~AROT R 1 l fi l -11) F1dgc1 11 , Mike Al'!'l/;(O. NHYC: 12)1 Cherry Bon1 h. r.ar_v Zilli::r 1t. BYr: 1'.11 Nn n;iinr. Trish, O'Rrlllv. i\'HYC: 141 An1c rican Expre~s. Sro11 B;irna r<!. ~abnl C !Bn~s 1 (2fl i -Jlf \"fl n;i111r. Eire!! Barnard. RY<;: 121 Thr \Vhitr-Hope. \\:allv {;rrrir. BYC'; l'.\l Specrl Drm.nn_ Br;id Ounn. BYC. t4! S111111ark. Brook<: BrnJan11n. RYC · 1;)l i\n nanic. ;\1cd .inn,-.~ KY•· SABOT!' 1i::1rl~1 ri ll -111 \\"~•rr \\'ai::i::lr , I\ 1:rrrir \ilYI' 12 Trrll\" F11i::11 11·r . R J';11·k,-.r. \IJY1 ': 111 P11nk1" S ('!;irk. '.\HY C. 111 L11tlc n a~c.11. f" Auhrrl. RY\ r lfl,.\-1 4 1~t· -'I• non l:•lfrn ;;nn. 1\RY\ 121 <,arrd :-;1111th. BYC • 11 \Irr I 1 n !:111·n;;in. /1RVt ". •41 Tlnn R1·,1rihur~·. BYC 1~1 Al<1n l/l•.nn. nyr· Ll!l0·1·\I~ r211 r 1 \ 1.011g,<l1nt, P<il n11n1i::111\. HYr . •2• F11ngt1s. IJ;111k ll 11111;i nn . RYC. 1 ~1 Lnrrlr1, lfnhcrt ' Huhh~. v~·c . 14 1 Rnn1b11y Rrnrlrr . Tf'{i H1n~ti::t11·. LlYC. 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(t ~1rer1 n( •Road leit c~r • . . !JJ IJl@flD@ !iJOIJl AUTO AIR CONDITIONER DELUXE 14888 ln<talla!inn Aya1l!ble 15988 488 AUTO Al R co.-.:0 1TIONE R SER VIC E ~IU! lffOn Ind IW'U " ntlded WESTMINSTER Blvd. at McFadden, 15440 Bch. Blvd. ' _.._._ ...... ~ .. J! OAJL Y PILOT C0ttntry Cottaic Dies Death Splits Homer, Jetl1ro LANSING . 111 IUf'I )-llenry T. Haynes, t.he gu1tar-play1ng Homer in the country-s1ng1n~ do~·n-homt comedy tean1 ()f Homer and Jethro, will be burled Wednesday. touch in their patter and songs tha t charmed m11!1ons of l:ins. were 1hr first or that !/pl','' C«nlpb;:l! said. Haynes. SI, was preparing for a performance at the Great Midwest Fair Sa1urday v.·hen he comph.'.;ned of chest pains and shortness of breath. He died at a Ham1nond , Ind., hospital a few hours later. Ho--ner and Jethro i Kenneth Bur!l."I) first pcrrormed pro- fessionally as a team in 1939 at Tennessee's Renfro Valley square dance. They blended solid country singing with Homer's fine guitar and Jethro's m?JJdnlin picking, then added a zany Monday Evening AUGUST t l:tl II Iii"'" Jwry Dun11hy, CJ) AIC Ntw1 Rt1tone1/Smith. 8 MIC ..... Tom S11yd1r. 8 Wlftl.!1 Crtl!M Show The duo's first 1nillion-seller rel·ord was '"J'he l3a11!c of l\uka1nonga ·:• a pa rody of a 1~50s top-of ·the -c.:hart tun<'. Hit record followed hit re cord and, by the time l\omf:'r and J<'lhro cul their lasl rrcord sonic 111'0 months <.>.go. they h;id 50 albu ms to their crcdlj,, Con1edian Archie Cainpbrll, \\'ho worked 'ol'ilh Ho1ner :ind Jethro in a 1930s group call~d !he "Stringbusters," recall<'d thern as "the greatcsl 1nu~1· cians in the world. Pt.'Oplc don't realize they "'ere gr£':il musicians even · 1hough !hei r lon g suit was comedy. 1..01s of teams have Cl'.'Tle along since thf:'n but Homer and J ethro wilh 1 lllree cent shmp. Tile yea! 1944. is rec1lled by host -narralor Mel To1mt. m D1¥id frost Show Gues1s 111 }rish sin2eis Tht C!1nty Biothers: film maker fr~n~ Periy: tuthor/ 1tt01 Di n Greenbure: hJm milke1 Brute 81own: and tomed11n Art e .lohn:10n. I!) Dnenet fJ Sir O'Clldi »Mi•: (C) (90) .._ S. fow" 1'1rt 1 (dn ma) '59 -Frink Sin1h1, Ste¥e MtQuetn. Gin• Lollobri&ld1. IDTMfl•l*HI 9:00 I) MtJbefTJ RJ .D. (II) Howar d (J1d Dodson). the shy tt1unty clerk, moves in to 1 1win2ini·Sin2les 1pa!1· mtnl building. 111 I 16CLt;l ! lllfttln1 l rolhu1 t•r· 11• l taley On:u1 P11111ltrt fE) Alt Shldlt, , .. IE "-tlci«. S4 ID DNtll Y1lley Dlyl El) Ntn Jim Htwtltorne. l :JO (}) .._. am H~ddy. Cl) Tmll • C.RMquences (() C1$ Ntn Wal1e1 Cicn~·I• Ill JtlC ,._ m Tiit "'4nr """ fib HM.11pod11 ltdi:• m Dntft 11.,.rt J1ck la!ham. Ui) El Pm. Slcitari• QJAKNn1 J:tO I) CIS Nen W1!111 Croflk1t1. B m MIC Men 01vid Biinklty. 8 1'141 Sert•• Tlltlbt: (90) "II C..MI ,,_ Oller Sp1t1M (horro<) '53--llich11d t•rl-, B1rbtr1 ll~sh (I) Tt l"' tilt T111tll D W111r1 MJ U11t! a Didi; '•• DJk• m I \Ml Liiey CD CJJ Dr1pet GI MllPt l t111 l•111tlf11I Mtthlnt CJ @l ID NBC Worl d P'rtmiHI Movie (C) (2hr) '1 h1 Hton Ceillnt" (drama) '7D--Gi& Youna. Lee Grtnl. Deni~ Nickerson. An unhappily mar· 11ed Wflm1n and her daugh1er run IYllY horn home and become slrand· ed at 1 1oads1de tafe run by a ernll loner . 0 @ ({] ffi ABC Mond1y Movie: (C) (2h1) "St1geant Dt1dh11d" (comedy) "65-rrankie Avalon. [vi Arden. Deborah Walley. Sgt. Dead· head actidenTallf eAplodt1 a m1nla· lure riJ'Cktl du rin2 1 Women's .Air Force drill. lht WAf commandin2 officer $ellds him 10 \he rua1dhou~t. hoping lhe! ~e now canno! loul UP 1 sd1tdultd top seciet 111issile launt h th•! " 10 orb•t 1 chimp. (() lu u• @Bir Vallt1 ffi RN lititt '"lhe i11umph Christy Brown." An aw1rd w1nnin1 l)rol i1e o! l!ish 1u\ho1 ooet Bro..-n- 1 cerebr1! p1lsy vielim sin~ birth. F1lmtd in Dublin. t:!ocumentary in· eludes dramat11alrons horn his t ... o 1utobio111phit1I novtls. ""'v lei! fool" and "Down All the Days." aJ Son1iu1 CID Rosas p1r1 Yeronitt Ill All ..... "'"'' a:IY•ltdNn Ql Mwi• 11., !t:30 IJ ril Dofis Day (R) 811\y De Woll~ 1ppeus in a dual role 11 Doris' nasw ntiRhbcr and h11 uncle, ~ hm· hwint old ~odger. 7:M IJ (() C11111nol1 fll) ·1n1 wrone D 81rte1 Ward Mews M1ft." C11rol! O'Connor 1ll1ys 1 luc,li;. aJ LI Cnu: dt Mariu Cruces leis ltrmer who loJes his loan lrom Dillon 111d r•stui lo a p1ol1ssio111l 10:00 f) (ii CBS Ntw~mers Da~e Gii· ro'l"IY is hor.t Guest newtomer Bar· t\1y Sh1w ond his saucy pupp et Mad1me C\1ra Cluck )lead 1onl2ht"s comedy. 11mbl11 tn6 btcomts lht p1im1 1us- ptct Whtl\ lh• 1111n i1 robbed ind 111u1der1d. D ®I m fr•• • Bird's [p1 Yi1J1 (RI "Rua l111 Roultttt-Mit!\t Style" Mlllit 1lll'IOSt U USIJ Ill i11lerna11on11 Incident wti111 1 drun~tll llu!;Sian atl!l1l1 follow1 her ltomt. CIJ .....it: (Cl {'la) "li~ns ot Ti111. Mrlltlr {dram•) "60-Alan l 1dd J•tw1t Cr1in. o rn m ltt'1 ..... A Dt11 0 Neon Kevin Sanders. O Mo-.11: (2hrj "l'ayroll"" fmy~tery) '62-Mict.ael C1i1,. frinco1~ P1tv· ost. ID H1ws Putn11!l r•shman Q) M1 ntr1 p rn turrrnt [vinh a!) El Tornl\\o CJ Mllhfl $ Mowi1~ (CJ (lhr) ~It· J't'lllll AM U111ih~ ldr1m'I '60 M1ri1 Feli1, Pedro Armend,rl1. m Tri " Ctn9"!11tnct1 10:30 O Mo"tie: {C) ~2h•l '"H~nthh~cl ol Soho" 1~11~peM! "61 -Gulllhu Stoll, "'onic1 Peltsrh, GJ tt T1l11 I TI!lt! fD Cit,..1kkr1 IE)h-ll·Mt Im Mlpilhl V1l6t1 Sllow Q) Hews Bt\1 John~. €I1 El 011no dt uni 5eno1il1 Dt· t~l• l:lllUENIC C..tdJ lhNtn Ill) ll:DO U @ fIIHews "The SIY'ln little fO';I " St urina 0 @l m News Mickey Roon1J, [ddit FoY Jr . and l1lt Osmond Brothers. Eddie Foy Jr port11)'i his hth11, Who formed • '1~dt¥il\1 .ct with his s .... an chi! ll11n. J1tk J.el!y is suits ho5t o rn m ni. ,....,._. C•N tll M TH" t Tiiltf • t• l .. Th lrdi 11111--.T-• C!l'"" t:JI 8 (f) n. LKJ si... IRJ Clint W1lhr 1111k11 1 1u11t 1ppe1r1nce n 1 COM!ruction 1uperi1111ndtnl who .trik• WP a rotr11nc1 with Lucy II Cil GE" Wt\ I Yt(l GMCI y,., hill W1r II tntertJd Its li1111 yell, tllt foulldtllont of th• United 1h· NM wtrt 1tld, Pfnlclent Rootl!Ytll Ii ..... lllt c;1 1111 lnlo 11•. i nd lhe U.S. r.t Offla commtmor1ted lht IOlll ~IJ' (If lllOl.iMi picturu Tuesday blittiME MOVIES .. e -Tti. Wllll 1111 ,......,. (ditm1\ '52: -1'1111 Htrrh, Forr•tt T11tk1r. --· ...... ftnlp Nttlr" (tOITMldJ) "I B -.lllfl Mhwr, Jolift Lurid. M11ltnt """"'· (I) Cell ot lhl Wirt 0 {}) rn H1vn ID MO¥it: "Adio~ In A11bia~ fad· ven1ure) '44 -ljeorse Sande11, Gent Loc:U1art. V"•111n•• Bruce. QJ 911'1 tll1 Clod. ED C1tyw11then 11:30 fJ [JJ MtN Grinin O @J m .1o•nnr ClflOll P10211m ori1i1111es in Burt;anl. C1lilorni1, 0 rn Cil CE Didi Ctwett (D Rollll G1111et m Mo¥i1: .. Crl11111 11 the Dul Ho1111" (~orro1) ·~1-Tod SlaugMer. l:«I tJ Movlt: (C) ~A11 ldttl Husbtnd" (l~omed~) '•8 -P1ulftte Goddard, M•cll1el Wildinc. CI! 0 D (JJ IJjl News •dn 'S(-Do111ld O'Connor. Julie Ad1m1. I :00 U) ''Som1.t1"1 In th1 Mirhl" (dll· m•l '46 -lohft t1od1a~. H111tJ Guild. [loyd Nolin . 2;00 D (C) "ll11 An1111r-h 11tth tul11) '62 -Sttvt l!eevt1. C•rla Marhe1. l :OO (j) "Ap~n\Mnl Wllll D1n1ei- (dr1m1) '5 1-Al•n I 1dd. l'iO) (C) '1'11t N•n't SIOf}" tontlu• tlon (<!ri m') '59-,1,udrry Hepburn Horner p.'~o was ;1 11 excellent J!,lHlarist. Chet Alkins. 1)ne \1{ 1111.'. be.~t kno11 n Na ~h11 1lc ~1ringn11·n . 1ern1"d l1in1 "lh" lini•st rh yllun-1.JIUl'S player in lhe world .'' In rcet·nl >ear~ !lie 1c.:1m had hraru·)1ed intr• 1clcv1::;11 •r1 ;1nd txu111nl·r1·1al 1\nrk. A 1·i1n1- u11•r'fJ.'ll thl·v did In 1\lli'.1 for Kellogg".~ Cornflakes, .s1!11ng around a t;ihle 111 l'nuntry (•lu!hl·S, JS y, 1dcly rcult'tn· bt-·n1d. The y bl.'canll' far1111in r to 1n1ll11111s as lrl·<1t1t'nl gut·sl.s un 1crev1s1nn variet y .. hu"s lh1V/lCS IS surVlll'd bv l11s y,•1dow. l<lit:-ht·th t I; r c ~ <'i11ldrl'n, Kennclh, Tr:u·y and Treriton: his niutht•r: a brother. ;i nd tw11 sislers. ServlCt'S are st:her!ulC'd lnr 11 p.rn . \Vednc::;<!:J.V a t !-it·hrorder-Lauer funer;il hurne with bu1'1al ;it C.:lu1pcl I.thin !vJr:r,fJrl~tl C: a rd C II s al Schcrcrvillr, Jnd. Seal f'o~t To Hartley l\"e11·port Rr;1ch rcs1drnt Dr. Robe rt A. l!art!cy has t>een na1ncd to an ;id11isory 1·orn- n11ttec 1o the Orange Coun ty t hr1s11n as Seal AsscJC.:1ation. Hurlley, 400 .'lc"port Ccnler Dn 11c. 1s one of n i nc 11 It I 111 n 11 .1 r y Sf)l·ttalisls ap- pointed to the pf'\\' Hcspr rlllor~' C:irc L"nrn1nit1cr. formed lo ad1·1~c 1hc ass0t:1:1t1on on rur- r<'nl clisc;i sr I rends, an rl rr<'crn 1nrnrl 1hrraprut1c prn- gr:in1.~ tor lung disease pa· 11 rnl s. l\o"cl Bou;:ht llOLLY\VOOD 1 l"P!\ Quinn ~1<1rl 1n. prnd11rPr 11[ tc lrv1~ion·s "'fhe l~_B.l .'' h.:is purrha.~i'cl f1 ln1 ri~ht~ In the nr11· !111\'rl, "Like Any IJ1hrr F11~1l1ve.·· Ad11l1s S2.SO Jri. 51.SO Child 75c Orlnql Countw'• l locl(bu1l0< Slttlw U~!u1 "PANIC IN NEEDLE PARK" "' Al•• e Elho! Gould Jn "LITTLE MURDE RS" "C ARNAL KNOWLEDGE " IR) \l•tr;ng J•<k N oo~ol•o" 11.nn M11q•M Qp~n A• ' \l'rw I.I ['u>k ••1(1 Uf("" . ' . "THE Al!l!ANGEM£NT'' Op~n A.• 1 -~~ow •I ou•k "TOllO TOllA. TOllO" • SICIL t~N C..LAN" Opon Al I -Show •I D-;;;k Now "' ponulM P• ''"' ''l!Y'N'S OAUGMf EI!" M••'O fhOm•• "JENNY'· Ol"'n At 1 -Show 1t Du•k "lME ANOl!O~EO.O, I I 11;.0.!" • '·(QlOSiU~: l >;£ f Ol'!llN Plt!OJECl ~ D "'WMO ti kllti"' !rolTllflCt) '61 •:30 0 '1111i ll!Uett Mello" (dn'!I&) "5B -811ddy Htrt, Wtndv SlutM. -. - Seventh Year Opens Mesa Players L~t .Slate Pat\ Tambel!ini, resident the playhouse. Mi!B Tam· the Community Recrea.tioi dircc..::ur ol the Cusl<i Me$a i;ei!iui will relurn tu direcl the Cc:nter on the Orange Count C1v1c Pl ayhouse, has rel eased season closer, "Blithe Spirit.'' Fairgrounds where a' the schedule for the theater Atlditiona!l y. two musical playhouse procluc.1ions a r i ~roup's se11enth season, with productions will be given by presented . all but one or the productions the junior division or the A season ticket drive i playhouse, one in ~fall and under way for the Civi( selected. one in the SP'ing, by children Playhouse and l ho s e 1n Opening the season In trained in the p I a y h o u s e teresled in the reduced prict !>eptember will be \wo pro-wo rkshops. ticket may call the Costr du clions in repertory -six Reading copies will be Mesa Recreation Departmen' Valley Sets Workshop auailable in ad11ance of each weckd0 y• from 8 ° m to 5 n11e·aCt6 from Noel Coward's shrnv and may be obt ained at p.m. a~ 8a4-5303. ... . ''T1Jn1ght al 8 30 ·• series. run---------------'-------------- n1ng three a night for . three The Founta in Valley Corn· mun1ty The3\er is condu c11ng a :;pet•1;i] W(lrkshop 1n creative dran1a, charac1cr develnp- JrH.~nt :ind <>xpressioo this n1nnl h. wee kends. The tandem of. fenng will be directed by h1isf Tambeltini and Ton1 Titus. The come<iy "'Unde r the Yurn Yum Tree" \1·1!1 be presented as the sce<:1nd pro- cluct1on, followed by I h e Orange Count)' premiere of Uw Bril ish drama ""Suspect," bulh di reeled by ~f is:; Tarnbcllini. 1'he workshop. v•hich runs thrcugh Aug 30. is operated by .lac k Ro:ich. a professional ;1c111r and <lra1na teacher. se~slolls ;ire held at 'fa111ura School in ~·nunlain \'nllry on j\1und;1y, \\'cdncsday and Fn· day t11e r11ngs. Still tu be selected in the fourlh offering, lo be staged by l\1arthella Jl.andall, \¥ho previously din;cted "Mister Hobcr!s" and "Generation" at Cusl of the 11Tirkshop is $10 for play house 1ncn1bcrs and Sl.'i for 11on·n1en1btrs for the ful l three-week course. "BLUE WATER, WHITE DEATH" !Cil 1hehuntforthe Great White Sharlt NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES . ' l~.\·c/11 si1 ·e En8t1ge111e11t · 2ud U.e(nrd ll"erb ON ;ANY SUNDAY A f1LM mY UUCE BROWN <ii I ( STEVEMc QUEEN in "THE REIVERS") MATINEES "ANY SUNDAY" 3 :1!5, 7 :00& 10:4!5 I DAIL y "REIV(RS'' I : 1 !5. !5:00 & 8 :4 5 WED. O P EN FROM 3 : 1 !5 YAMAHA MINl-ENOU \ WIN ND P~rchai1 N1caiiary. Jill D111t FREE• Ce upa11At lhe1lr•01AtOr1ftt• \..... EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT SECOND BIG WEEKI WOW! FANTASTIC -Je111e1 .... llh. Ne•1 BETTER THAN ~ENDLESS SUMMER' (G) -••~ J••••· ,,.., •• RT AND lHE MEN WHO RIDE Sceve McQuee n f.:"'.t "T he Reivers.. ·~. BRILLIANT. -Now Y0<k r;mu BEAUTIFUL. -Poufint Koe/, The New Yc·l er SUPERB. -,,.,.~, REMARKABLE. -''"Ph M"''"'· o~ 0' .·' ... ,. \ . .\ !/• .. iJ '-' .... " . ·-w " 8 • -~k ·.....::. l~NO_W_!I .·~~ • DPl\11 ltl f'..Q..Hll• "TK(Rl W.ll ... caoo-lO MAN" It was his first job in9years . Newiweel: It was his last chance to do it right. SHOWING NOW! George c. Scott TMLastRun TONY MUSANTE · TRISH VAN DEVERE '~ " . , ' .. , ,, .. ' ' • O~tVI IN CO.HI' e '~"I t.e,.'l'G" •n "llAR,11~ eW ~l~!N(O l<ll • Poul Ne,."'a" "' "llAR,[f" IN "AltlOR SH0"'11'G C(Nlfit 'EDWARDS HARBORc1=•1 IDWARO'S HUNTINGTON CINEMA NUMTIWITON IU.(11 11S4J Mel• St,.tt .,, ..... r .. ll••"Tlll •flVltS" W11h S,.ve McQu1en -.lofl11 Mtlllo!I. c;r1h1m S1t1-. Y111 D11. 8 .,, .. .,. U11h111~ !tdvent ure ) "41 -ftobtf1 Vouna. 01111 J11rer, Yl1 I 1)11!1 Gilmo11 »M (J) ..,Mdl -. U.. WACS" (com· (J' S•t \0 AM lirtlnt. 5:00 0 "Togetlllir ~11111" /C"Om tdy) '4( -h,r,t Ounne, C~1rlt1 Bo1~r.1 Char!11 Cobu1n. _:.::.:_..,:Optns 7:15 p.m. ~:;:.'..~~~ . .':.. Show Starts at Dusk ,, ..... ,,. ,,., OO'IN 1-00 "\l)~A¥- il 1 l\ 7(l0.10 1~ Tl4!Pll~U\ Ar \lS )/\II ... 08'\tWIO rrl)Ml 11~1 M~!l"H;OAK r l . <OU T ••• •• '""1;U< .......... . .. _, IUC• • ..... .. POStTIVH Y IHDS TUIS. J ~~[ FONDA 'k1Utf'1 DON.I.LO SUTHERLAND PO"o•·1oooll '"'' ~olo• e 2ND BIG HIT vtaUu i¥JnlA!I . --~ - JLW$11111' "' " STARTS WID. AUG. 11 O • ·~•Ct< IHVO . .0,T (Llll I T. COlll ""'' o ..... •HI GO ........ . 7·S608 • MUMTl .. <HON .... GM POSITIVELY ENDS TUES . WiLLARD the !lM moYie you should not see alone. 00."' .. [GP] Also· STEVE ~'cQUEEN in "THE REIVERS" (GP) ST ARTS WED. AUG. 11 Stan Conoery. (10\ld•a Cord11111l1 in "THE RED TENT" ~ .. ...,." •O••' <n••• "'" ••00>' '•• .. ...... .... . .. "'" ..... ~· ... ···•· , .. PREMIERE INGAG Et.lENT EDWARDS HARBOR,.'.';1:.1 HUl/ll I\>~ '1 W\\1~· \' eo5!A •ISO ••• O\ll l •1<(\ \O<fl• f I•• 011'0 r•• PR EMIERE ENGAGEMENT Ml .. ,., " . MG!,\1 .... , George C. Scott .,,,. last Run ~~: ~!!l~OC.OiO~ l'A',11 Q\' ~ Alw ·Poul N~wrron O< "KAR,(R" ' .. J •rtU l<>JIH 01 M.• OtfGO 11. MATINll) OAllY. (NU~ H.11· • .-\lW°Q,\'}'. [G' .. ~~llOCac.....~i£. .::; f~r'· ...... l'l "'"""'·..,~ 00£ 1'11..CER "tA»I\" rr J( r1.,,. "(Al'TAIM NU~O AKO THE UNO IRWAT IR (liY" Storti 1/11 "TOllAI TORA!" Ml TINllS DAllY jjf{t Al~· "Willi( WONJA • •• TMECHOCOlATl,A(TORJ• 'Pl•tf<•l•". MWJl4 c ••• ,..,. Al10 ot (101mo Vot1o "'""n" 11,,1~ • .1 .I! ... ... -1-~ ... " .-... -· ' . .. .,., ..... ..i .. -....... . . . ..... ... ' ·-.. . . --.; -... --·· 3-6 Age Group l(ids Get Own TV Series WEEKENDER OUT 'N ' ABOUT SECTION HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - '.'\BC is planning "a n1ajnr, ha J f-hour, l1ve-day-a-we£<k, ~f n n d a y -I h rough-Frida y" children 's television series to "Big Jake" II (f\lW.. ((Nl(~ fl.N6 J\lSlNTAT()'\I II •..::~ .......,.o,• [GPJO ~ "•ro-.-1 t"j•~V. ~-111"',. ~" ALSO IGPI "Tho McKentie Break" Continuous Show Daily From 2 ~do Nt'l<'Ol f llACH •• 01 l~o •~''""'° •• lob•'••• 1:.~ hlo •• Or. l·ll~O STH BIG WEEK ROBERT lvlTCHJv\ 11'£',0R fCWNl!l 0 JCHNMUS ,,,,.., o-.ci ~ M~ "Jlyan'.s .ID-au~!!'' ~-~ . ~ " . . _ _, Sun. lhru ThurJ.--8 P.M, Continuous Sho.., Sn t. From I :30--Sun. 1 p.m. ~ begin early next year. The serie!I ia expected to be <ln all five of NBC'! owned· and-Operated videa stalion!I - in New York, Los Angele!, Chicago, Washington & n d Cleveland -but the network'! numerous affiliate !tatiom will deeide on an individual basis, v•hether to use it. Broadcasts in the series wHI not be presenl as a straight· through n e t w o r k showing. Which means NBC i! d<ling it! part so far a.s trying lo im· prive children 's program- ming -and, in effe<::t, is tell· ing ii! affiliates that it is up to th em individually to show just how public service-mninded they are in this area. "Acceptance and scheduling or the programs will be determined by the stations," NBC said in its formal an- nouncement Tuesday. According to the network, the series "will be direcled primarily to the three-to-six· year-old group, &nd w i 11 p resent a balanced e ducat i onal--entcrtainment format, with the accent on learning. The program content will be designated lo interest and involve parents as we ll .M children ." Because of it s di stribution, the serif! ob- BALBOA 673-4048 OPEH •:41 7"1 ...... B.alk.I hnlntv .. DUSON m'l• HOH'M4N GI "UTTU: 816"'-'N" T «h!"<"!"' vlowily will not be available for network ule. but a pair or two-mlnute "positions will be prov ided lor I o c a I com- mercial! or public service an- nouncement.s, one near the begi nning and one near the end <lf e.ach program." t h e substantial production costs. and will reWn all revenue from any local sales." Dick Cavett Is full of good surprise! these day11 . First came the news that OrS<ln Welles, who was his sole guest for two 90-mlnule outings, will sit in as host of his late-night ABC-TV series for the week of Sept. 6-10, while Cavett Ls on vacation. Now comes the news that Fred Astaire, another • ChtlllHI W11t 2 "Wllllf WONKA" DISNIY'S "\l:'llD COUNTRY"' Edwords Ciotmo Vieio fol( f1.1ller ron Pcc ilic'~ Po t1lo Sao Oooqo F.....,. •I lo Por 5 Hl Ito. Horboll a!•d. Nt...,,,rl f.,.y. 8o~tr h~ 1o1 .. ,.,...v;.~ SlS--4741 <011eM,,., St.ys NBC: "This represents a reduction of two minutes from the usual daytime com· mercial structure and will permit l<lnger segments of uni n I er rup led program material. Stalions carrying the program will pay a program servia chari!,. to help offset memorable solo visitor with wor ~ Cinemo fol( So. Cocs! 111 Pccilic's Oron9e II t C2.vett last fall, will make a e$! 11'1 l 'IO B"m.i <;o.1a ~nof ..... a1c..,_ u1 m1n>llf o!toldonWe•I Ana''""' Or<l"'I• .. , return appearance with him w11 ... •ntor 192-4493 546-271 2 JSl-701? later this yar. -1 ~~11111111~~~~~~11111111"""~~~~1111111111111111~ RAnoG ... eur MAYBE TOO !HTENSEFOR YOUNSER CHILDREN. 130 lllllltSlf tWll ... ~ 911 If 1IMi ••st critical ~HIS it -lsttry! Sls11111$1 II last alif.U..! ~~. DIRJ VG """"""" =AllDROt.EDA SIRAIN A UMUS.111. PIC1UA(. T£0MCQ.0Jr ~ I TH! OTHlll: llG r1cruar rLAYING first Time At Popular Prices Continuous Perfonnances Song Of Norway ................. _ .. 1d .. <dt.·~· ·-· To,.lv flost rn:t I Mlunt~d Htndtt>O'l Chu1ti111 fr~nk X~ollon ~one111 , ...... -~ ........ ~ .... ~ .. .... -~ ........... .. ............. ~ .... c..o. ... _ ,_,. ... _ ......... .. 1 .. 1-._M __ .. ti..1...-1.....-.0..hnlto ........ _,,_ ....... 1,h ... .,~,...,,.,,..,.,.t.!.ront • " ..... I "-· -~:::::::.:," ,,,,,., •-..... ... ''""''"'"' Phone NORM STANLE Y 64 2-4321 FRANCO C~STALll PlllXXJCOON • •. EAN CONNERY· ClAU~A CAR!INAL[, HAll!IY KlllJJER [ PfTER FINCH , G-Ho, THE llBI TENT". MA~MO GIROTTI. ,.,...,. , ·--~ •• W.00 -·(llJCl[l())l(Jt ,..AICllUl{I~ --·----··--····'""--·---.fWICOOISlll.O.-•lltw.ll.ll.lltiltl'I' _... , ••••• , G M, ... ,_.... 1--...... __,,..;;o,_ __ ,, __ .. ,,.. .., -·-. ~-. \~~-. ~PREMIERE 7* =ORANGE COUNTY RUN ' • .. ,<" m o." "'" • •STARTS WED AUG. ••• <;O••T .. -....... D••oo •W>'. ""7 ·06011 •... , .. , ...... o .. •II:""" • 11 ONE ARGUMENT CAN HAVE 20 SIDES For proof, check the DAILY PILOT'S "Mailbox" Editorial Page feature. There are more than two sides to a story and the DAILY PILOT receives from 5 to 20 "let· ters to the editor" a day with a wide diversity of opinion. On really hot issues the mail can be even heavier. What is more, the DAILY PILOT welcomes letters from readers and publishes al· most all of them. Our Policy Letters should normolly convey th eir messoge in 300 words or less. The right to condense letters to fit spoce is reserved. All letters must include signoture ond mo i Ii n g oddress, but nomes moy be withheld on request if sufficie nt reason is oppor- ent ( emborroument or horoument to wri te r, for exomple). Poetry will not be publishod in ony form, good or bod. Exception Letters in poor taste, libelous or unsigned ore the exception to the rule thot the DAILY PILOT publishes olmosl every letter ii re- ceives. They will not be published. If you feel strongly about an Issue send your "side" to "Mailbox". It's one of the best read features in the DAILY PILOT. MAILBOX Oran9e Coast DAILY PILOT l'.O. Box 1560 Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 I • . ' , ' • ' ' 22 DAIL V PILOT s Morid.e~ August 9, 1971 l' our ~f one11 Ho spital Cai·ee1·s G1·eat for Grads By SYLVIA PORTER Our ho.!ipitals are slated lo bfcomt the na11on·s biggest iingle new source ol jobs by 1975, less lhan four )'ears from now -for a great 11ariety of health workers as vtell as physicians and nurses . 7his prediction comes from no Jess an au thority !ban Dr. Edwin Crosby, pr11:sidenl of the American Hospital Assn. Practilioner: lo assist in nurs· ing care in mentt l institutions and perform non -professional tasks. •operating Room Techni- cian /surgical 1.ethnirian): to a~:-isl in the m;;iny aspects of care of patient. pre-and pos1- operati11e, in the operating or deli11ery room. •Senior Nursing Attendant : to assist in hospital nursi ng care, laking blood pressure and specimens: operate lrac- lton, oxygen and f l u 1 d drainage equipmen1. •Ciinical Administrauve Assistant: lo counsel !hf' underpri11ileged on health care in neighborhood clinics. Ligl1t ll'o1•/, ' Finance Briefs MON1'Ri::AL I UPJ ) -Atcan Aluminum, Lld., sa!d it e.1- ~cts to makt a n an- nouncemen t next w e ek regarding an aluminum !!ale to Communist China . The coin· pany Silid it had been negotiating such a sale but could not !lay yet whether H will go through . An AU!tr e.!lan politician, Rex Pauerson. said in Shanghai Wednesday a Ca.nadian company had mad t a SI million or more sa le; of aluminum to Communlsl.!I China, Are you. the high school sltl· d11:nt, awarl! of the ra nge of opportunities open le \'OU in the health professions and OC· cupalions? DG you know how greatly upgraded ha\•e ~en pay scales in this area? It "'ell may be that you would be virtually interested in a care.tr in the field of health. Here 's a rundown on aome ? "Physician 's Assistant: 10 1'hls huge 10.000·katt lan1p used In J1gh 1 motion picture sets, is undergoing the perform certain diagnosric san1e extensive checking at General f.lcclric'o; te.~tin'"' laboralaries in Cleve· HOUSTON (API -The Airline industry in lhe United[ Stales is .suffering from 011er capacity and inflexible polici~s enforced by go11 e r nm en ti regulations, ""Chairman F. D. Ha ll of f'.:astern Air Lines sAid in a speech in llouston. Hall said some propotied airline mergers would cause even greater 1 m b a I a n c e between supply and demand instead of curbing exces.s com· petition, which is needed. He sharply criti cized the Civil Aeronautics Board of rejecting several of Eastern's fare pro- posals designed to attract new business such ill the ~I· perimen!al fam ily travel plan and a youth fate on Eastern'sl shuttle .service flights. and therapeutic procedures 1 d , o an , Ohio as the tiny n1in1atare ·lanips at the far righl. Thousands of Jan1p,, under phys ician 's supcr11is1on . _ for instance, "'eigh and arc thumped, l\vistcd. dropped, sprayed, cooked, frozen and vi brated year in take patient his!ories; take _a_1_1d_y_c_ar_o_u_t _a_l_ll_1e_p_la_n_l_, _______________________ _ blood pressure, e I e c t r o • •ttom e Health Aide . trained. usually at a high school. voca- tional school or adult educa- tion cl!nter lo perform a wide. v11riely of ser11ices in the homes of sick or disabled pa· tient! at .a fract ion of the cost of staying in a hospi tal. ~iore than 200,000 such workers are now needed. estimates the National Cou n cil of Homemaker's Services in New York -but only 15.000 voorkers arl! available. Typic;:i l pay of home health aides is $125-$150 a week . cardiograms and X-rays; proc- ess lab specimens. "Pharmacist's Aide : to assist the pharmacist i n recordkeeping, labeling, com· pounding and packaging o! drugs. ~Patient Service Represen· tative : lo assist patients with hea lth, insurancl!, /.iedicare, Medicaid, other financia l mat· lers and to handle complaints about service received. Millions of A111ericans Cutting Down on Buying NEW YORK IAPl -\Vhile mo11es made in \Vashington recei11e most of lhe credit or blame for directing the course of the economy, less publicized drive any small investors 1n1n bank ruptcy, e11en though some hl"okers claim that they arc headed that "'ay if they d0n't ge! a better price for their SC'r11ices "Assistanl in Drug Ad· diction Centers: in dem and to administer methadone 1 n me!adone maintenan ce clinics, "talk dow" drug abusers suf· fering from bad trips, analyze patient specimens. etc. •0rthoptist top help people, especially children. to correct eye dl!fects and defective visual habits under the superv isio n of Jin opbtha lmo!ogist Ian M . D . spec iali z in g in visu al disorders J. ·Assistant Operating Room Secretary: lo schPdule opera- tions and arrange for a?'" propria te staff to be on hand. -Translator: to work in hospitals in Spanish·spcaking and French.Canadian com- muni!ics as bridge be!ween patient and physicians and/or hospita l adm inistration. "~fedicaJ Emer ge ncy. Technician: to ride in am- bulances and perf or m therapeutic ;:ind other func· !ions in hospital en1ergency rooms. • i'llental Health N u rs e --~~:;·' I , . . ' ' -, ' '~ ' .. -. ' 11,z:p ' -~EC.S278. NOW$139 le llY<i~.L'mi.b!: ......... ,. .. -........... . .. ~..._•~~!• ~•. s•t·•>•• "Cardiopumonary l'echni· cia11 : to assist in the treatment of patients with heart-Jung ailments (set up and operate oxygen equi pment, work in an operating room 1:1 n d I o r reco11ery room. pro11ide cer· ta in emergency s f' r 11 ice~ associated w ith heart.Jung disease. *Orthopedic Equipment Attendant; to m;:iintain and 1t.r11ic" orthopedic de11icel! used to repair broken bones, etc. "Physical Therapist · to e11aluate physical disabilitie.~ and use physical a n d breathi ng exercises as "'ell as other techniques to h e 1 p restore mu scle coordination and stren gth. •Aides 'For ~l ent.:i! Retardatts: specialists acros$ the board are in demand in facililies for mental retardates ranging from mus i c theraplsL, to speech clinicians. The needs are 011erwhelm· ing. Thi!: oppo rtunitie!> are a1nlost endless. The variety of \vork in ths entire are<i n[ health i! growing steadilv, morP impressivr. And 1h!' paychecks -· fina!l,11 -are competin~ with lho.~r ! n almost anv fitld open 10 the high !:Chool gradualf. Sales Increase An1ericans ru 1·,~h;,spd rrorr Series E and ff Sa\"1ngs Bv1i:ls during the fir•! half nf 1.1i! than in any 51X·month penod since 195;. according lo Donald P. Kennedv , v o 1 u n t cf' r chairman f0r Orange County . $15,000 INVESTMENT 80°/o WRITE OFF-1971 OUTSTANDING ORANGE COUNTY COMMERCIAL PROPERTY -LEASE BACK •c1ri11 ,11 .. 11'1' ru .. 1. ro11s ,o, c.,1to Mna '2626 :f KWIZ 1480 AM RADIO • All THE GOOD SONGS IY All THE • i WIN FREE! IT'S EASY ; I 1971 Austin America § ~ CASH (Lots of it) ~ ~ Hundreds of other prizes ~ ~ .t f - S1nd a po,tcard, or the ottoch ed co vpon with your name, cddress end zip code, inc ludin g phone number to : KWlZ, Sonto Ana, Cctif. ornio, 92703. decisions made 011er the ki!chen !able have tremendous impact too. The decision by millions of ordinary Amrricans to cool it. for example. Aware !hat the econo1ny h;:id nverhc<1Led. ;;is el'idcnccd by higher prices in e11ery type of store, consun1ers decided on direct action : The y cut do\vn on buying, ln 1970, more than $8.85 bill ion wa.~ ower! on ch;:i rgf' ;:ic- counts. L:itest fiJ:ures for this year sho\v the tntal rcducerl below $8 billion. In M<1rc h il dropped all lo S7.2 billion, al!houRh 11 has risen some since !hen . PA Yl~G BTLJ~S Much of 1he t>Ol'r~v Illar was rl111er1cd frorn bu).ing . w;is dirrcird 1ow<1rd pa~·ing bills. In 196!1. abou1 895 billion in in- stalment credit 11·as repair!. Last year 1t lopped Sl(l(l billion. This \'Car's ratr 1<: higher than th;:ir. Unfortu natrly. !here is ;:i less constructivP :ispec:t of the r i c 1 u rr \\"hile manv /\n1eric;i11<: arr ::iblr !n pa_y orr lh,.,,,-b1l1~. an incrcasin~ q•11nhrr <H'e nfl:. Pcrson'll bankruplcirs are rising \lie\verl O\er a number of years, !hrrc is no I h l n ~ surpris1np; abou! the b;:ink ruplcy picture. BccausP <1! r\·er-]argr r popul;:ir inn. the number tends lo gr<'"' n•·er a '.;.,ig prril'KI ni !imr ~·1 i!l67, hn1•.r\C'f. 11 ;ip. r"t.~r~ !'I h::rr !oUpC'd nu1 3;1~k1:•p!c1r<.: 1n lha1 \r;ir rr;.~!.rci ii h1r11 rii ri1nrr 1h;in l!i: OflO. Thr 11g11rf' fcH 1n bol h 1968 and 1~fi9, hut nn11· 11 1~ mn\"ing up il~<11n. ::inrl prn· hably 11•ill lnp lllO,fl()O lh1 ~ ~rar. filr. HE,\SO\' Oni> nf !hr big rf\1SClll~ fur pt:rsnnal bankruptc1rs, ;i f,111· ing i::1nck 111.irkc!. rn;:iv nnr hr as n111ch a f;irtrir thi s ~'c<ir as in rhc i1nmcd!<1tr pa.~t Tlir n1 ;i rkrl is murh h1ghrr lhan ii yrar a,::n, fl'Cn if 11 is wrll brlo\1' its rccrnt hii:hs Hnwcvrr. rhr JlC'rsistcntly high ratr. fnr •1nemrlo1·n1rnt is f'Xpcetp<! 10 !<1kr its toll. Al!hnugh !hr jobless rall' 11·as n1casured .:it f..6 pcrccn! in ,lune, con1pa 'd "·ith 6.2 per- rrnt a nionth earlier. it is ex- pccled to be hnck in !he 6 per- cent area th1i; nion!h Commission r<1!cs nn stock pu rchases nren·r likely tn WelJs Fargo In Britain I .,.. SAN FRAl\1ClSCO - ( R\\'l E ONC INTIY -\I/ells Fargo B;in k, San ii Pfl PflSON ~ Franci.~cn. Tuesday 1.July 27 1 r----------------------, i:i announced plans lo csl.:iblish a 5 I KWIZ DRUM WHEEL I -mr.rchant bank -\\'ells Fargo !ii I I g Ll~icha~~ ';;'"/!:1~y, pmidenl .. t I NAM· II k .11nd chief r.xecu!i11c officer or ~ \\"ell.~ Fargo Bt1nk. ~a1cl th;il ... ADORES' I 6 subject H> rinal r.1pro1·a! nf :: I CITY • I 0 regulatory aur.horilies \I/ell~ :f I • Fargo LTD. is c:ii:J)Cetcd 10 iC: I ZIP: I )!: begin operation Parly in 19i2 IO I I i;::. \!.·1th .an eff«til'C capilalizarion I "r·~ "' IJ !1 of S!O million. \Velli; Far~o m Bank "'ill own 100 percent of .,... L-----------------------1 § lr lh-•-'m=e:..r_ch_a-'n=I :..ha_n_k_, --=-==i But . as in other par1s of the economy, the buyer has decid· ed that they arc 1lP;1derl 1h;:i1 w;:iy if l.hev rlon't ~rt a bcl!Pr price for their services F IGHT FIRST But. as in other rarts or 1he economy, l11e buyer ha.5 dccid· ed !hat he isn't going In accept higher charges without a fight. RcprE>sen!ati11cs nf small in· vestors are almost uninformly againsl a r;:ite increase. In l('Stimony brfore lhf' Securities and E>:change Com · niissinn. the chairm;:in of thf' 1\"a11onal Association of lnl"es i· ment Clubi;. Thomas O'llarn, contended 1ha1 "the cnr ire burdrn nf pro111 din.c: increased incomP tn Th1> 1ndus1rv is beini; hornP hi' rhe 1nd1vidual )n· vestor .. ·• H;:ins H Hcnisch, prc~idcnl of rhr National Shareholder.~ As.~ociatinn, also rrgisterrd nppo~111n11 !n ;:in incrcn~r. Re1n1~ch 1onk cSC('pl1on In 1hn claim bv brnkr.r~ tha! lh"Y haven 't haci a i.:0 111mision in · C'f('i'!~r 111 1:1 \C'i!T~. "Tl1r \'r11• York Srnck !·:.,.. rh:in,i.:r p:1hl1r r r I ;:i I 1 n n <.: de p?.r1n1cnl ;:iJ<;o n1;1kc~ rnuch nf !he fart in Jts press h;:in. do11t <. thal c0n11111ss1nn r,11cs hiil"e nn! been increased since Hl5a drspilf' 1hr nat\onal pro- blem of 1nf1:ition,"' he s,1id BE CA\'Oln ··1 11 hh thr \"YSI·: 11nulrl hf' rotn<l!1l 1•1~1 !•'KC ... he ~.11d ' ·\hf.nltnr ch1lt.-1r c:nn11111s~1nn lllflill\f' Ill l!l:1fl 11 ;1~ ;ip. p1rx 1m;11 c·l1" ,<nno 1111lhfln ' But. hr ~illd. "hrCilU.~c nf rlr:irna1 1c·;;ll\ ns1ni; 1 nlurnr ;ind 111< 1 l'o1~1n i;: ~1ork prirr~ 11\rs illllfltHll 111crc<1~rd 111 :i drr~r!r-rn ;:i l)Olll S,\ h1llinn f"11n1n1l~!iinn~ ;irr l:ir~rl\ ;i f11nr11nn rlf 1ol11n1r ;:in(I pr lCf' ;:inrl it 1.~ h1µh 11n1f' 1h:11 ;:i IJIJ(lflriill 1ns11111r1n11 like thr "'l\'Sf·; hl'can1r a l111le nior·c <'.111rl1rl with rhe publ1r ;:inrl ~topprd tr·vin~ lo llrrr1\'C 1hrnugh n11srcpre~cnlalions ·· New Filing System Foolp1·oof ~E\'I YORK (UPI) -A filing system de11eloped by a small Brooklyn firm makes it in1possible to misfile a folder. .A. clerk can dump it any"·here nn the shel11es and an electro. op!ical scanning head will find JI instanl;incously. NE\'I YOR K (UPI) General Ho.st Ulrp. said it now has been offeied more than half the securities of Cudahy, the Phoenix meat packer, in reponse ln its tender proposal. General Host is offering 122 11 1'hr.re for thr Cudahy common and S25 for the preferred. BETHl:.:SDA, Md. IUPJ) General Electric Co. JJnd Dentsu Ad11ertising, Lld ., of Tokyo have expanded their in- ternational time sharing com· puter network in Asia . A new GE computer "'ill be. installed in Dent.su 's T o k y o .head- quarters. Incredible~ Nol Jn the U.S. Ar111y, which has ordcrrn two of 1he systems for 1nslallation in Washington ;:ind SL Louis. Scores of hospitals a n d business firms also are ll.'iing Conser11-a-Sca n made by !iupreme Equipment R n d Systc"rn:. Corp. Although 1! has been nn thf' market fi11e year~ it still is l1Ule kn0\rn. ""Rut just r" \" r n I I .1 11 r s i 12 n e d ;:igrl':ements with G e n er a 1 Eleclric Rnd Sperry Rand 10 niark 11 fnr us ~n wr exp('l'I sales to i::o up sharpl,11 ". said Philip Fredrrick, president of Supreme Equ ipmcnr. The principle of the system i!i simple E11ery ro!de-r has a protruding Jab coded in binary langu11;::c From a console. !he filr rlcrk sets !he electro- op!ica l .<;c;inning he;ids r11nnini;:- illnn;:: lhr. shc111es un!il H finds !he dr~i recJ folder, The head srops in fronl of !he folder. After the folder ha.~ bel':n used i! doesn't ha11e to be put b;ick in place -JUSI dumped ;:it the first place a11ailable on rhe shc!11es and the optical sc<1nners \1·il! frnrl ir again in seconds the next time It 's 11,1ntcd VrrdcriC'lo. ·~ f 1 r m ha.~ rlc\"e lnprci C'omputcr rflntrolll'd pcriphrr;:il <lc\"itr• lo gn "'Jlh t"onsrrv-a·Sc;in. an al!ernatJ1·c lncat1n.i:-n1e!hod rn11blcs !he ~c;inncr tn pick nul lhr righl fi!r hy n<1n1r ;i~ \\"Cl! a~ rorlf' number This is 1mfl(lrTanl fnr hn.~pltal.~. 11hi cl1 .:irr u ~ln.i.; rhr ~vs1i'nl In file :.:-r;iy films ;:ind Cil~(> h1~1orir~ Anorhrr prr1pl1rr;i] dr1·1('r f llilblr• ii rlticl t>r In gel Conser1·.;i~S n to !nr;i!r in a ff'w min s ail I ~" rrccnt ca.~r l11~t cs nn ii d1sc;ise or sursic;:il procrdurr. NE\'I "YORK (UPI) -NL lndustric.s, Inc.. the former Nation al Lead Co .. announced, 11 will build a secondary .iln·' !imnni a/ lead smelter to cost! $6 million on a 45·acre tract near FredericktO'.l.'n, N. J . 1 PORTLAND, Orr. /U PI) - Georgia Pacific Corp. y,•ill spend $5.5 million on air and wate r pollu!ion control 011er Lhe next fi11e years al its Port Hudson, La .. hard111nod pulp mill. __ I LOS .'\NGELES (U PI ) - Sage Oil Co, ht11' found 111 natur?J gas field in the Ankerton arr;:i 7~ mi 1 es so utheast of Edmon ton, Alta.I The \\'ell flowed at 6.6 million cubic feet a day on test from a depth of 3,400 feel. Thi! tract! is farmed out to f'rancana Oill and Gas, Ltd ., of Calgary. i'\E\V LONllON. C n n n ·I ll.iPl J -Elrc!ric Bn11t r>11•ision of Genera! Dynamics J Corp hai;. \\'nn ;i S26 millinn !\al"y contract lo con11ert the/ nuc!rar ~uhm ar inf' Kamctian1eha rrom I he l'olaris to the Poseidon missile s1·5frm and In rtfue! thc 1 C'ra!l·s nuclear po1\•rr plant ) ~.\-.: .IUA:-.1• P. R. (UPll - 5:111 .Ju;:in Ba t ing Ai>S\1{'it1linn. Inf'. sa id il h:-.~ ob r.ainPli S2J bill1nri In f1n;inc111g from Chase ! ~l anhallan Bank of New York <ind Banco de Ponce for a new 1 racetrack at C11novanas in 1 Puerto Rico. NE\'I YOH" fLPll -Thc j SL Louis San F r a n c is co I Frisco) Ra ih1·ay has ordcred 1 Industries. Inc., for about 16 3 mill ion. They will be built al St. Louis. All will hallf! 70 Ion roller bearing !rucks tl'ld 100 \!.'ill be insulated box earl!. SAN ANOTNIO !U Pll Te~ oro-A!askan Perroleum1 Corp. has obtained a contract / In supply San Die,i;:o r.as ;ind ElectriC' Co. with :i million fol 3.S million bArrels of lnw. sul phu r rucl oil ;:innuall y fnr three years. The price was not disclosed . WASHINGTON , D.C, !UPI ) -A de11ice: that look~ like one of the melting clocks in s.tlvador Dali's early sur- rea list pAlnl ings has just !>ten introduced a.~ .1 new method of cleaning up oil spills on beaches. 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SATCHEL PAIGE -... --· l.oda\' into Bt1seba ll 's Hall of fan1e -hitting outfielder from the m1d-1920s Barred from the majors until hf' Fllme _ the same Hall or Fame for throUgh the fronl door. lo mld -1930s. was in his 4'Js by the color line that all The end of a Inn~ l·anipaign fur -H<irry Hoopt_•r, a slick·fielding nut-· Paige's inclusion arnong the im-helder who starred with the Boston wasn't broken until 1947, Paige was as •·t l!Ul!Ss." said Paige when he was mf'lflals of the ~ptirt-blaek or v"hite-Rl'CI Sox from 1909 !n 192fl, bi~ e slar in the Negro leai;tues es no!ified. ''they rinally found out I was rame vd1rn the hC'sil11tinn-p1tt:h marvel -J(){' Kelley, a pre-19()11 nuH1Plder Babe: Ruth was in the 1najor ll'agues. worthy.'' of !he Ne~rn Baseball Leagues w11' wilh the Baltimore Orioles whn hit as But he did not play the 10 years in the Af1er today. with hi~ plaqur un- formally indu cted wi1 h ::e,·cn others on hi1;h as .301. n1 ajors required for election !o the \•eiled. therr 1s absolutely no doubt . the porch of the Na tional BasC'ball -Ri chard "Rube" r-.1ar~uard. who Hall of Fan1e by the usual means. At the inductioo Paige spok e on ly L1brar)'. posted 201 vlc1nries during his career, tie was, however, selceled bv A brlerty, saying, .. [ am the proudest Also u1cJuc·tN! were : including 19 ln succession, \\'hile special committee on the NC.gr(l man oo Par!h today." He also salut~ -Da ve Bancrc1ft . a star shortslop p1tch1ng for !he Giants in 191 2. Leagues for entry into th e Hall nf ~.II Veeck , lht lnrmer Cleveland own- v .. 11h the th rn rh1l;idrtphia Ph1!hcs and -Grorgr Weiss, long limr ('Xccut1 l'f' F'ame. But only in a separ11te se<·tinn <"r who brought Paige 1010 the majors t-;ew York G1anls sn1ne ~years ago. \1·1th !he New York Yankees, whose designed tn honor bla1'k stoirs nf !he 10 1943. -JakP Reekie\'. a prc-1900 startrr career spanned 19 pcnnant-winneri: pre·l947 era. That brought an nutc.:ry "I got you off the hook 1oday,'' \\'ho played ;i record 2 .. 1fi8 garncs as ;i But the day belonged to old Satchel, from his ardent supporters. P111gP addl"d . referrinR to the criticism first baseman for Pittsburgh, C1n· 11•hosf' lcg_f'ndary Pxplnil<; performed in Rut. final!~·. 1ust last n1nnth, I.he \lpec-k drew ror signing a 42·year-otd c1nnat1 and St. Louis . b;irnstnnnin~ tours from "ill.:1,11!' to prn1}1rm was resolv ed when 11 was ru l-p11chPr. • .--., --~-...... '10o'V,..,... __ I ... ...._. \ Injury, Surgery Knock Out Namath Dodgers Trail Giants by 5 After 4-2 Win !\'EW YORK !AP I -Jne Nan1ath !hr :New York .Jets' sl.ar quarterback. had the cartilage rem(lved frnm his left. knee Sun· day morning and with il v"ent his chance •·tn !iihnw evervbnclv I'm the No. ! 11uarterba('k in f;IOtb 01J'' ... at least for nwhilr. •·This isn't a l'ilrecr e11rl1ng inJ11r.v ,'' i;;i id Dr. James Nichnla5. the Jets' team phvsic iao ;ind the man who ha s opera1ed three other timl's on the delicate Namath knees. "He'll probably bf> back in uniform tn play by the middle of Nn11en1ber. but then there ls the question of his timing. He'll Ora11ge County Nabs A11other Pa11A111 Medal CALI. rolornh1a -Orange Co11nl)1·11 n1erlal total s"•elled to seven at the Pan American Can1rs as former Fnnth11! rrustin1 High i;w1n1rncr Steve F'11 rn1ss copped !hr 400-inclividual nif'dli?y 1n t ;amcs f<'tllrrl lime nf 4 ~2 .7 S;irurrla \' Hf' \\1•n h_1 Ii .1 .~cc(lnds o\·er i\lrx1co·s fl 11·;1rdn .\1n111;il•· 1ro rre,·inusly, Palli Jnhn.<;(111 of Sa n Cl rn1cn tc h;id \\'Oll 1l1c 100-rnrlrr hurdlf's. F111lf'rloo ·!'i Huss Knipp c;irturf'd thrre \1•r1,l!.hll ifl1n,c C'\'C'n!s Alsn . .11111 Seymour of Hunting ton Rr:ich 1vas a sih·cr mf'd<ih st in the 411(1-nirlf'r hurdles ;ind 'Thomas ~1 c·K 1hbnn of Jl unt111,l!.!On \\<I'> a bronze medalist 111 double sculls rn11•1nl!.. Still hi'!vi n~ a shn! aT medals are coun- fians nn the h;i schall ;ind \\'a!c r pol o tc;i rns. Th£< Urul.ed .Stales. already niighl1ly hu1nil1,1trd 1n 1nrn"s basketball . w:is hf'inc s('u1!1ed toda l' in annthcr nf Uncle S;in1 !' rrs1wh1!r inv1neil-ile s p n rt .~, \\'fllllf'n·s swimniing. Alllinu~h the USA h;icl ;i 11 hopping \nl ;i l nr 7R .enld 1nr.1!als cn1er1ng thf' final 11·eek, i1~ fr1n1ninr ;iriu;ilif' l'onting,,nl ha s y1elrl- "d ,:!nld med:il~ in i;ix nf eight even ts, all tn Canada ;incl main!v to blonde Leslie Cliff. remarkable 111.:year-0ld mermaid frllm Vanco11vcr. B' wav of l'Ompari~nn. the l l.S. \n~t on· h two ~f 1:. 11·nn1cn ·s r1·ents in the la~t fo;inAn1 ;i1 \\1tr\ll1Jlt'~ 10 l!lfi7 i!(ld v.·as an ;i ll t1m f' lo~rr or nn l1• nlnf' r1·ent ~ s1nre lhP <1u.:1rtre.nn1al hem1sphrnc shn\\ he11.;in in !!ti! \\'hilc it "';i ~ il t{'rhn1•·:-il c·oup h\ Bra111 \\'h1ch knnf'kf'rl out thr l ln1 trd St;itrs' cil)'.:.f' Jp;:in1 af1r.r 1hr. li~A .~ .... ·ept all fivP rrc1·1nu~ r ;i11A1n j rn"''n.~ thrrr v. ;p; nnth1n~ !1bl1n11P aOOul il11i;s Chff".~ pl'r~n(lal s;ihn1;i~f' 11f lhr L .;;>, 11.:tl i;:w1111rncrs Thr \'rr~at1lr r.1 1.,~ fl1lt ;ilrf';irl11 h;i~ ~r;ibtwcl Three gn\d rnt·thi l~ -Sund111 n1~ht :irlrlinc thr 4fl0-111e!rr 1n<11vidu;:il mrdll'\' title In lhf' !op n'erlall1nns sht prrvi,;11sly wun 1n !hr 2110 1nr;l1vidua! nirdlC\' ,11nd bv anl'hnr1ng (;;inacl<1·s win- nini:: 4'rl(l ml'd!Cv relay 1ean1. And 1hr pfl11'(•rful CJ1nad1an h1i;:h ~rhon\rr. 11•ho ahn \\•no a sillrr med:il in la~t night's l(IO·n1c1cr bu t1rrt11'. has " l'rack at 11no1hcr gold S\r1rnm1nl( nn Canada 's 400·nle1cr rrce style rela y tean1 Tuesdav The US A ·s "·nn1cn sw1111111ers scored rinlv ihrir i-ecflnd g<1ld n1edal In date Sun- da;, on a 1()().mete r butterfly lnumph hv 14-\·ear...nld De<1na DcardruH of Cincinnati toui Uncle Sam 's n1aseu!ine forf'eS un- cnrkt'd P;inAm rccord ·brcaking triumphs in !he ~no.meter free s!ylc. the 200- backstroke and 20fl·hre;ists!rnkr !eL us kn""' if hr ('<I n sc1 up and drop bat•k." sa id Nichol;is aft er hf' pcrformerl the fil ·m1nute operation <1l Lennox Hill Hospital, !\';irnalh. who n1issed 10 g<inlf'S last season \\'llh a broken \\•tis!. susta ined severe Jig;ime11! dan1age Saturday night \\'hrn he attempted to make a tackle dur- ing the Jets· exhibition opener against Lhe De!rnit Lions in Tan1pa. Fla. He made a handnff to L<'e White, \\'ho bobbled the b;ill. Lion linebacker r-.11ke Lucci pic ked it up and scampered 29 yards Jor a tou chdO\\'n that started Detroit on lhe ro<id lo a 2R-24 v1etnl'y after Namath had ~uided Nrw Ynrk tQ e !4-0 ]f'acl . Namath 1ried to bring Lucci Onwn. but missed a11rl Detroit hneb;icker Poiul Naumoff !ell on top of him. "No 11·ay I co uld let him go." Namalh said laler in the Jet dressin/,! room. rctcr· ring to his futile efforl lo slop Lucci. "I (!Uess craiier things have happened . I guess it shn\\·s rm 001 a defensive b<1t'k. ·• The injury temporarily handcuffed the flamboyant quarterback's desire to demonstrate a nrw outlook he says he h;is developed about himself .and the ,ll"<llTif'. He reportrd to 1he JC'l s' tra1nin~ camp on t.ime fnr lhe first time in three ~·e;irs ;ind was eager In play loolball. He spent the surnmer at lhe University of Alaba1na, his alma mater. strengthen· ing lhe wrist he broke against Baltimore last Oct. !8. Nan,a1h said he 1Yas concerned what people thought about him. ··Pre\'iously, only the playe rs' and coaches' opinions mallered. 1 knew that lhrv kne"'' the real me. and I didn ·1 care wh3t anyone tielse !bought. But m.Y at- titude has changed. I do care whal people think." KC 'S PAUL SCHAAL IS PICKED OFF, BUT MILWAUKEE DROPPED A 7·2 DECISION SUNDAY. llalos to Travel Home Js,-i't So Sweet /?o r Angels' Offerise Some l}('Opll' hil''r ;ill thr l11ck . Then thl'Tf'·,_ T(lm M11rph,v. j<.1urph~· ln~t his I.1th gamP of !hi' ~f'il~nn Sundiiy altern110n \\'hen Leo Cardenas r1pp<'d a two-nut homer in 1hP ninlh innin~ lo g11·c the ~f1nnesola T11•1n'l ... y. 0 ...... 10 ;\ngel ."il.nte o ... n ..... '"""'1' ., ""''' Yn•~ • \In m an<I Re rt Rlylt'V£'n a 2·1 triumph over the Cal1fnrni:i Ani;!rls The lns~ PndC'd a <tismal Ang('[ home stanrl on wh1r.h thry c(luld win only lwo nf i;even games, scoring only 10 run s in that span_ f'd {\.11nncsn1a skipper Bill R1gnl'y as Bl.1·lrven t.ilrned the Angels on six hi ts. "HP ~Pen1ed In hit a Jillie slump 1n .July but now he's throwing as good as ever,'' RicnPy said The loss cut Cal iforn ia's lead over the hfth place Twins lo one game. .,.,HHE\OTJ. ('-Lll"O•HIA •t t ~ tlli •• ' "•91 • • • . ' . Tnvn II • a I> O '"'a'""" 79 c ... ,,..,7u Je10 Cl•,v•.•' •naa 1(•11~ ... , .... 1~ ' 0 (I 0 8••u ... l" J o 1 n C.••d•""'• u 1 1 I 1-<ol!. ti l 0 I 1 R""'•' 1ooa "''''"·"" IOOC Mi!lf'WO..,, 0 0 0 0 lll~ltvtn. p J ft I 0 lllv••J, n1~••1. I' MrMu•ltn, Jf> Jp.-.c.,, Tb S•l!flntn1on, t R.,>111. r! (f>ri•tl•n•~n. U l T Mu•p<oy, -1 • • • ' ' . . ' ' • • • . ' . . ' . • • • IOT~ll JI 1 1 lnlol\ :1(1 I • Ml""'''"" 010 DOO no1 -1 c•111or•l• noo 1()0 OOll -, DP' -Mlnn.-aJo !. (ollfornlo 1. LOI\ -Ml"~· ''"'" ~. <•th~•nln l 2B -M~Mull..,, Br•""· 1-<rt -(•rd~n~• !1'1 ~ -T "'lu•plo~ !lyl•v~n (W,O 111 1 "lu•Dllv (L .... lll I ~ H II' Ill: II 10 ' 6 I I D J t tlll O Forfeit Chosen Over Haircuts OHLANOO , Fla, 1 AP ~ -A 14·man teen ·agr baseball squad vn1ccl lo forfeit Hs remaining g;i1ne.s in an American l..<:~1nn ba.~l'h;ill tournament Sunday alt.er "' lnurnamenl official ordered eigh1 or the ynu th11 to ~r t haircut.~ or shave . Cliff J\.1eadr, the. tournament director, inspected the player.~ on thl' Orlando Post 19 and St. Petersburg PMt 14 tcan1s a.\ !hey sloncl at attention for the prcgame ceremonies. He told Orl;:indo tnach Bill Seagraves that t~·o of hill players needed haircut!! but agreed to let lhe game go no since the barbershops wrre clnsf'cl Sunda v. After the gamf', wh ic h St. Petc-rsburR \\'OO S.1 , Meade appeared 10 !he Orlando du~out, marle anothf'r in.~pectinn and said eight of the team membe rs needed haircut~ or sideburn trims before they cou ld play in the second round Monday. SesigrA11es Si'!id his I.earn, all high school seniors this fall , voted to forfe it because they wanted to keep their locks for tht; opening of school. ST. LOUIS IAP) -,Jim Lefebvre r£'flecterl Suncla.v no a lhree·run home run he'd walloped, then declared "I love to hit in situations likr that." The 23-.vear-old infielder, betting be-hind Richie Allen , capitaliz.ecl on an intentional walk to !he Dorlger.~ slti,5'ger in the. eighth inning and rocket ed his tr.am to a 4-2 vic- tory O\'er the St. Louis Cardinals. LA now trails San Francisco by fi ve games. "It was the same pitr.h he struck me. nut on , except thi11 time ii was up a little higher,'' l...eleb1•re ~Riel in reference to a .. y. ' ... uG IG ... u •• " ... UQ. )1 ,1.uv 11 ... llQ. I~ "'"'· IJ IJndge r Slate All O•m•t •n Jl,I 11-11) Ooao• .. •I ,, LOY .. DO<loor• v•, Pf>ll•d•l•M• Do•i.rr• v1, ~nlio~.ionl1 Oadau• YI . PM<•dt lolll• OO<lo•" VI. "'lonlr•~I DO<!••" v•. Mon!r•ll Dodo•n va, Mont•t•I J · 5" "-"'-J :55 o.m. J:JJ "·"'· l .JJ o.m. ,,,, "·'"· •:SJ o.m. 1':1! • ''" Jerry Reuss fasl ball he pl11n ted over the left.field wall. "I wasn'I lh inkinR about hining the ball hard : I just wanll'd lo make conla r.t." Lefebvre added. "I kept sa ying to myself, 'Don't r;:et too anxious.'" Lefebvre. b;illing fifth. muffed an f'arlier opportunity behind Don Sutton's fou r-hit pitching when .>\1len wa.~ walked Intentionally two in ning!f earlier. Retl.~.~ ! 10-121 wild pitched Mau ry Wills hnme to tie the game at l ·I but caught Urebvre lookin/,! at a third strike on 1 full count to re1irt lhf' side. Jn lhe eighth. Will.• '.'linRled lPadinR off 11nc/ mnvetf ovrr on M:inny Mo\a's sacrifice befort Willie D;i 11is bounced out In third base and Allen was int entional ly walk ed. lleu.qs rnis.~ed on A low curvl' 11cnd in g lhe coun t to 3-2 a11:einst the •witch-hilling Ufebvre bffort 1 wa ist.high fast ball s11ilecl into lhe left.fiel d runway. "I don 't even remember what I lhrpw hin1 ," !ht!' dii;consol.i re Reus~ •aid. "You 've got to give him credit, though. lit drilled it." A throng or 4fi.19fi, second-large'I of the iieason Al Busch Stadium, '1ad watched thr Cardinab lake a 1-0 lead in the fourth "'ithnut !I hi t. .Jose Cn11. worker! the hard·lhrowing Sutlnn i ll·Hll fQr one of four St. Loui11 walk~. advancerl on a Mally Alou i;acrificr and ra ced home in the fourth in- ning on Wllh ' firlrl1n g error. Af!Prward Sullon, who 11renl !hf' prececlinR" Wf'fk with lhe Army reserve, n11r~ed :i nn i'-hiltf'r until IAJU Rrock, .Joe Tnrre and Ted Simmon11 ~prayed 11ingle!t pr11,h1cinR: lhe Cardinal,f rinal run in the ninth . Ji m firewer relievPd Sutlon :ind fannt>d pinch·hillin11: ,Jim Bea11ch.11mp for the final nut . "When I went ou1 therP. in the ninth I was !lllrprised I coul d set. the ball l.o tht plate," Sutton 11aid. "1 neederl AOffif: good p!a,vs to Rel oy." w.11., .. MOIO. II W O.Ovl•, cl R A111n, I~ •uotll. •I Ltlt~vro, lb W ~1r•t•. •I Gt•v•v, .1ll FtrgltSO", t ~uu&n, a 11 ..... ~,. ~ -{..· ·tr ••r~r'I j l ' 0 J ' 1 0 O 0 I I 1 I 0 f 0 0 0 ' ' ' ' , e 1 a • e • o • 0 , 0 • e 1 a 0 0 ~ I Sl, LOUIS •• ' • ti! l•oc:~. !! l I 1 t (•~<. cl I ! I M.Al&u, •I J 0 I Ton •. lb O Sim"""''· c t ~!ln1.,.., "' o I a llurd•. 11 I t e ll••uc~ .... D. 1111 I • I Kyolo•, Jb l f I Ml~vlll, •I I a t H•out, 1111 I t • D••bo•..,•1. 1 t t o 11011,., I I 0 I J•vior, 1a I O a Toi•'• '' I l lo,.I• 71 I • LM .. ng.i"' 000 001 OJI -; SI Loul1 000 100 ODI -' F -Wll" or -l"' "'""'I" I LOii -L~· ..,~9tlu •. So l &u" • Ill -Gorvo, Hit -L,.. r'°"v" 1111, I ll -Forgu,on S -""""• M •iou. Moll, 'ull"" (W .11 .1~) ll••w•r lhuu !L,16 II> O•obow••, w,. -•utn. IJ.••s. " " 1·111 !IJ 0 . ' 11: r• •• 10 , ' • • • • . ' , . ' ' . • • • "'"·-'"'' -Tlmt -J;I •• DAil y mor ZiS Trevino Tip·: Aids Heru~d To Victory AKRON . Ohio rAPI -A lip from Lee Trevino six week.~ ago has been worth nrarly S50.000 and a flr11 toumamenl tnumph for An1erican Golf Classic cham- pion Jerry He11 rd. "Trevino taught me how to make the ball fade at !he U.S. Open . I u~ed to play a hook." .said !hr 14-year-<ild Visalia, Calif., pro who won lhe SJ0.000 Classic firs t priu Sunday wilh a 72·hole total of fi l'e-under-par 275. Heard played lhf' firs t 25 wuks of the 1971 tour. Ht won a little over $50,000. Since Trevino·~ lip. the whistling, hum- ming lhird·yrar pro has pushed hi~ earn- ini;:.~ past lhe SI00,000 mark this year. "Lee said an idiot cou ld pla y a fade , IQ I Ruess I'll have to play a fade ." uict Heard, making light of the fact' he: quit Frr.sno State Collegr after hi!; third year •. "My studies were interfering with my golf." said Heard after a rinal round ot four-over-par 74 Sunday to be.at DaJe DOuglass by three shot s. Douglass had a 71 for a. %78 total over the 7,191).yard Fi re~lone South course. Bob Murphy charged in with A 87 and look third pli'lce wilh 279. one st.at .ahead Qf current PGA champion Jack Nicklaus who shot 70 for 280. Steve Reid wall fifth with 71 for 231. Arnol d Palmer, Mike Hill and Chi Cbi Rodrigut!'z were knotttd at 281. Palmer. No. 3 on the money-winning list. fiffil. his best round of the Classic, a 67. Hill and Rodriguez each shot 63. Heard, who had won S7D.{M8 without a tournamrnt victory before his paycheck here, was pacing his motel room at 7 a.m. before his 2:10 p.m. tee time . "! .11lway~ wonde.red how Palmer and Nicklaus stood the pressure when they were leading. Now I know," he said. "The turning point had to be the 14th rnr n1e." Heard said. He knocked in a 20-- loot pull for a birdie three on the ilO- yard No. 14. "I thought !hen that 1 was going lo win . 1 just relaxed,'' he sa id. Even though he bogeyed the next hole, Heard parre.d the last three to win e.asity. "Now that I've won that first t.ourna· ment, I hope it's easier winning the next one," Heard said. ~ln1 I 17·he" •Cl>r•• •'Ill w1nn1 r,o1 'll0.1)()(1 Ameroc•~ Gell (IA"lt. J•rrv M••«S, 1)'.l.(11)() ~~t M°:,~!~'i!~~l.i~OO J•<•. Hlckl•u• 'W 0.IO S11v1 llold. 'W,O.IO Mi~o Hllt. 1"111 (Mt ci.; llOdr!quu, U ,11! AtllOld P•I'"•'· M.llJ &•rt Gt••l'lf. Jl.J1l Phi! ll:OOC!•"• ll,JJ! G•Y ll•ewor J• .• ll.Jl! Jalmnv Po!!, tl.n! J OIU M HI••, tl.t.~JJ Ole~ Lou, U..u! 8111> Llll'ln. 11,150 ,,~ M•rll. n.~11 J;m Jl mlnon n.~n Ton-my '"•'On. 17.trl! 11 1-<. SI~ ... U.02! L•rry H;n,on, t2.~2l J . c. sn .. it, ll,. "° Fr01•• •~••d. 11 ,nJ "'' G~oo•t•" 11.Jlj Mlllu ll•rt>or. !1,,7! Jullv• t!lo•.,. 11,•17 DllLlrll 1111•<•1. 11,0DI) ..,,, W1t\ Jr., 11.tlOO r~m W•••kna!. 11.0llel ~11! Jono•, t -.000 tof"lf ICnUCIJOf', J.1,000 v• $!oc:~ron. 11,000 Angels Must Change or Axe Won 't Return !iiuspenrlerl outfielclt:r AIP:t .Johnson IAYS he expects to be rein11t11ted with &0me ma.ior league basrball team before the encl nf lhP stason. The team probAbl y won't be the C:ilHoroia Angels, thr American League batting champion of 1970 !1'.alrl Sunday by telephone from his Detroit home. Prepared qup~finns were a!!ketf "' .Johnson by 1 rad io ma n who .lltrved I ! a pool reporter. .. , definitely expect ln be hack playing for !!Omt learn before the season 11 ov,.r,'' said .Johnson. The re gular 1e1son hi ~ e:ight w,.ek~ rem aining. Johnson was su.~penrled by the A1111el111 on .June 26, then pla ced on the re11trlcted !isl July 27. Angel management accused him of failing to give hi!! best on the field_ Sever11I Angels are scheduled to te1tify Tuesday .al a hearing in lhe Johnson c•u before attorney John GAherjn of the com· missioner's off ice in New York. ,Jnhnson ·, c:i:w: again~! the Angel,-will be heard by arbitrator Louis Gill lite this month in Anaheim and Detroit. "I expect to win." Johnson aald. 1'Jt'1 .all a matter of how much tJ\t com: millaiont!'r iii going to let the An1el1 aet aw11y with. ''I've h1cl so me time In think 1ince lh• Angela .!luspended me and while I un- cler,l.and the or11:aniiatlon't po11ition a 'tit· Ile bit, I still don 't re1pecl the player1'1I friend~ or teamm1te1. "Unle11J1 they were to .ehanre their •l· lit~des," he said, "I prob41bly could nev~r ·play for the Angels •t•in." "\Ve hit better on the road." offered Angels manager Left y Phillips ;i,~ he Pondered the st.art of a nine-sa me trip for his athletes, beginning Tuesday night in New York where Clyrle Wright will duel the Yankees' Stan Bahnsen. "Some or the other parks around the league sef'm to be more suscf'plible for good hitters." Phillips said On lhe last road tri~. for insll\OCI', the Angels ~cored 42 runs 1n nine gatnes. win· ning fi ve At home !hey have lrouhle as thei r 24-34 rf'cord al the Bi11: A 11\te!!:ls. Laver, Emerson Cop Doubles fitle ' O!ilo - ~turphy, il seems. has l rouble everywhere -trouble gell1ni;! any runs to work with. In hi~ 13 <lefeals the Angels have scored exactly eight runs in 117 in- nings. Murphy hes been !lhutnut six times 11nd nn six other occasion!I the Angels have scnred only one run for him . One was one loo f('w SundAy 11~ Carclen::i~· 14\h ho1ner of lhe sea,qn n prr~ented the 20-year-old Blyleve,g with tus ninth victory 11ga in~1 1:1 lo.~~es. "ti looks like the kid 1s back," rem1rk-• .. AROOKLINF:. Mass. ( A P l Auslrelia's Ken Rosewall . the U.~. Pro Tc.nnis champion for the-third lime Is looking anead 10 !he fulurt !II I pl1yer even though he i:<. dlree months away from turning 37. "I'll easily play for another three Qr four yr.era," RO!ltwall ~llid Sunday after recla iming th~ tltlr. he won first Jn 196.1. ~ur rcndercd in 1!164 11nd came back'to wfn in 19'<:l. Rod LevP.r and Rov i-;mtrM>n rctaincrl the doubles tiUe with & ~. Mi vlctnry --' ··~· >j, over Okk r.r Anfl Riei;.sen, th# top-seeded lf:.am~Laver and Emerson split SI ,800. Rose.will. known is "Muscles".beeause nf his 142 pounds on 8 ~foot-6 framt, rmployed his speed, fan tastic variety of shol.!1 and experience and thrilled 1 pack· ed gallery of $,500 with a 6-4, 6-3, 6-0 vie· tory ove.r Cli ff Dry,dale of South Africa. A hol ~un baked the synlhetic i;u rface on Lt')flgwoocrr center courl to 122 degrees. but Rosewall prover! tn be ju5l 1s hot. needing only 1 hour, 44 minutes to dash 01)'sd'a!e ·a ho11es. -·11~--J lb'"'··--- "I think I'm as good 18 ever, but only for Mme tourn1ment11," lht li ttle Au1111ie said after collectln1 a •10.000 check, boollling hia earnlna:~ ror the year to ~1 ,177. "I'm not 1s consistent from tournament to tournament a!I I used to be." Refusing lo conceiie much to IRe. Ro~Pwall ha ' won fi ve tournament..~ thi11 ~·car. Including the Au strAHa Open 11ncl the Wa11hlngton Stir lntern11tinnal which are on the pro tour. Now ht trains hl1 " , .. . -- ~iJthl.3 on Mren11e of thr. U.S. Open 1t Fore1t Hillt, N. Y .. next mOl'lth. Roatwaq lost only one of 13 .et.a: a1 he defe(lff /dark Cox, Andrtw1 Gimf!OO, Arthur 1Asbt, Marty Rltsstn 1 n d Drysdale tn route to tht champio1Uhlp. Dryldalt whipped R1y Rulfela, Roger Taylor. Tom Okker and top~ed John Newtombe In reachin• the fina\1. DryAd1le e1rne<1 15.CKJO, booatlna: t.11 earning• for the ytar tn m .027, com-- pered with '26,700 111 l11t year. -• ---=~#-- ' -. ·. ' • • • ·""''····· . . Jf DAI LY PILOT Moe , McClesk ey, Fcissnacht Sparkle in. LA S1vi mMeet LOS A.\'GELES I AP ) - While a lnp group of On11rd Stalf's l!wim1ner11 C'ollet'trd med11 ls in the Pan-An1e r1ca n Games. another e r h el o n p-oved in Los Angelrs thill lJnclf' Silm will ha \'e ri d(•ep •nd lalenlt>d grnup fnr thl' Olympics 1n 1972 Ka ren ~1oe, a JM'rl blonde fron'I Siir\la Cl il ra led !hr li.~t 11t!h lhrer 1n d 111rl u al 1rua11phs. inr•ludi11 g a 11 nr ld n'\'l•rd ~·Hori trl !ht• '.!1)0.mrt rr h\1ll /"1'fl~, r-.Hl th rrr ICJ!.S on v.•u1n1 ng rel .~;~ ll'a n1 ~. All 1·;1 n1r at l ~f t.i!h 1\11nu.d l i~~ Ail).'.!C'll's 11\\ 1t:i tu1nal n1<'rl a l thf> · J,(Js Ange)rs S11 irri Stadium, and '°'oe v.·asn t the S1nitli Nabs Tuur11 ey; Co11cussio11 for Jo11 es CINCJJl::o;ATI -Top-:<eede<I Stan Smith of Pa s ade n a ov~po"·ered .Juan l'i1sller! 11[ ,..: Spain, 7.fi, &-3 to win Lhe men's ..alngle~ till.-~und ay 111 the ,:.~11.000 \\'estern Tennis Ch<lm· • p1onsh1p. Smtih also took a share o( the men·s dnublf's ti!IP. tPa.•n- ing up with Erl k Van Dillen r.[ ·San fi,1;itpn as thP v be;i\ Roscoe T?.riner. of ·Lookout Mountain, Tenn .. anrl Alex : Mayer of Woodmere, N.Y .. 6· 4, 6-4. ·• , The victory wa.~ wnrlh S5.000 _: fu Smilh, while Gisber1 pi cked _:up $2.:>00. .' In the women 's singles ljlle . : .match, top-sttded Virginia : W11de of England defeated . Linda Tue<o or fi.1eta irie. La .. 6-J. 6-3. In the wome11's doubles the kip-seeded Australian tandem or He le n C.nurlau and Kerr/ Harris beat Gail Chr.nlreau (If France <lnd \\'innle Sb;iw of Grl!at Britain . f..4 . 6-4. Te111 ffPr Jo11 es l>ra ro n .J nnr.~, thr [.(!.~ Ani;t:f'les Rams' /\ 11 -P r o dl!fl!nSil'I! f'nrl. w;i.~ givrn precaul lnnary test!': Sunday al St. .Jude's Hospital af ler sur- ftring 11. mitd concussion Vri· da,v night 11g:iin~t !he Dallas Cowboys. "\.\'e don't think it's \011 1erinus," ;i Ram!>' ~pnkesm;.in 1aid. He Si!id the te sts were ordered ;i flf'r .Jones com- pl11.ined nf he;id;iC'hes. The Ra ms al~o pl:i<·f'd four- yf'a r ve\Pran co r n P r ha c k Dr11.ke C.::irrl"'I! on wa11"ers. li e had bt>Pn ?.:!Qu1rcrl :i v.eek earlier from the !)('over Bron· co.~. The R :in1~. th1'1r prcsc:ison mArk 1-1 after Fr1rl:iy nighl"s 4~21 ln..~s lo Oal!:is. pla y ex· hibi!ion l\o. ~ !hi.~ Fnrl:iy night against Clf'vela nd in r.-lemnria! Coliseum . Fl'o'1tb;ill l.cal!U(' eluti_ Sm11h .. i ti·foo1·5. 2.Sfi.p!>u nrl drfensl\<' r.111!. played his i·ol- 1ri.:1a1 r lfll•tb:ill :-t1 Snu1h1Tn C:illforn1:i rl llr! r; 1hP )'Oungrr brflthf'r •ll llal11 111ore l,n]t del cnsr C'nd nuiJb,1 :-:n11th. ,'!if,('('(•I' lfifPl ~·101\"Tll ~:AL -Hel1'rr.C' flf'trr ,Johnso n 11 a;.: hosp1t al1zed Sun - day rollu wlng a riot ll'hi{'h eru pt('{! rluring 1h!' Nnnh An1rri{"iln SixTf'r Lc;igur ga 111e bf'twrcn the Rochester l.;1ncc rs <ind the .\!nn1rl'<il ()l~·n1ptC' Abou1 200 fans stormed the fie ld ;iner Rn c h e s t e r · s Vra nc('~cn E:scns put !he Lance rs ;:ihr arl 4.() tit 6:i .fl0. Thi' i.:::in1e was called afler a :JO.n11nulr d('lit) The 1ralP ~pectauu·s ('la 1med th:it Cl l.:inC'crs' pl:i~·er v.·as nff~idr on the Roc hesirr gn;il and. :i.~ thr lr11 n1 s n111red tn n11df1rld . ;1hnul llf w<'n~ af ter Jnhn.~on ;'Ind lll'o l1nrsmrn. .John<,,--;n finall y f'~t lt ped -tn the off icials' dr(•ss1ng room and v.as t:ikcn to hn~pital. ,,,,,,,, •• ,;. tt'i11.11 ATLA:\'1'A lJclcnd1ng ch;i n1 p1nn J;;i nr Rllllock 1ariP"rl a prf'ssu re three-foot r utl nn the f1n;1I holr Sunda1 ::i nrt 11110 the $201!00 J.art.1• l'C'pS1 tlpen, surv1v111K a f(lnl ;i.~t ic closing c1gl I undt'r·r<1r 11;, 1 1~ .Jo \nne Carner. i\11ss nl;ihl(•\{ hit an irnn 1o \\ll hin 18 f<'l'I 011 th•• F1n:1I grf'rn bu\ hrr first put\ slid lhrre fl'f'l hrlnw !hf' hnl f' Shi' s<1nk it for a 72 ;i nd H 54·hnle ~rore nf 214. onr .~lrokr bC'lll'r l h~n r..1rs. ('::irnl'r, lhe t.:.S. \Vomc n's Open rh;i mp1on. 'l '''P 1•1·i.:·•· only s1 :1r. ~:rl \1rf'l e~kf'v or Sant;:i Clara. schedu led' to rnroll al the L'niv('rs11y ilf Snuthrrn 1':-.'1fnrn 1;i th is f;il!, tnpped !hi' l S. rnr n as hr \\'nn lhree l'l"l'n!s ;i nd s v.·~n1 on three winn111g n~l ay le.am~. ,\11"1 'l(·s kry t·apturcrl t h e .:rw-11 s 2fl(J-rnr1er individual rnrdlcy In '.! 1.1 6!1, the WO lrrrstylr In l .)7 8, and the !00 t rrr ~t1 Ir 1n ~.1 0u. In lhi' last f\1C('leskr 1• sPt PnC' of 1he 111 meet re"cnrds es!ah h~hrd in the :10 el'Pnts on fh(' rrogr;i m. Hr v.a~ nul shadnwf.'d b.v ~1 1s~ \Inc, 11ho.; pl:i ns to al!end ll1r Ln11C'r~JI\ fJf san1:1 ('l:i r;i, !>1ni·f' thl' lR·~Ct1 r-o!d J!-"J's tin1e of 2. l8 .59, benerPd thr world rr1·ord in thr .i;al's ~OO·meter bu1trrfly. H an.~ F:i s~n a1:hl nr \Ve.~! ';rr n1any, \\'hn has a11cndrrl Lon~ RC'llt'h St;i le but nnw pl;111s tu .~wl1 ch tn Harv:ird, 11·11n fnur lndi virlua l £>1'ents ll'ith rnl'rl records in Lhree or !ht•rn. The 2t~vl'a t·ol1! c; er m ;in l"apturcd ·the 4 0 0 · rn c Irr frr.csly\e i11 ~:07.27. 1he 200- metrr bu tterfly in 2.116.5. lhe 41)fl.n1ctcr 1nd1 v1dual med !ry 1n 4.31.35 anr! thr l ,5fl0.rnetrr frreslyle in !6 .2~.4.1. The J;isl three were lhe records. ~1 0~1 of thf> \...:is Angeles cn1npr titors pl_, • ., In 1·(Jmfll'11! 1n lhe Na11on:il lunateur i\t hlr11r Union 1nel't at l!nu~111n in tl'oo wrcks and sfJ d()I''$ F.issn;i«hl Ru,t he'll re- 1na in nnly lh{' fi rst tv.•o day~ :ind th1•n hrarl fnr 1he Europe Cup f o111pe1i1ions. F11'c mrrt rrl·nrds fell on Sunrlil ~'. lo addi1inn t n ~1 c!'lt·~l;r v arid F;iss nrichl , the :1«11·~s 11r'nL 10 fo.11kr Stamm 11r (;oron:irlo '.~ U.S. !\:avy !e?lTI 11 1:h 2:\l .1 1 111 thr 1nen·-~ 200- nirtf'r b:ir kslrPkf', John Henckrn of Sflnla Cl:ira v.·ith 2:2fi 11!1 in the rnen's 2flfl·meter br('ll\t.~!rnke and !n !he f'an\a Cl;ira 11·rn11c n's ~ O O -me I e r !':print rel;i~·· An. ~,,,,,,,..., '"' er '"nd• '" I.no I •••"'' '" U • 11"• """~"' Ln• ""a•••• 1nv1••· l•C""' <h """''"a m ••I ll1n'• 1-'iOO mt''' ''"'""Ylr -1. F•"""'"' "''' <';••m••• '""'"<" "" l ""a II••<" I' 19 1.1 lb"'"" mo~! •.CC•rt "' I• 11 ' ~· II •~·"· Gilo•n '" ,, j•ll" l , ~t,~na "I"'" (oynl"' fl• , I~ •I JI 1 ~rnmodl ~"'"~'""· •,.., "' ~''" "•9 • • r)r.,.on!. M•.,., C• •I """"'" (h•~. lo ~)I' WO•"'"\ IMIO m•••• "••"VI• I, ,,,., R •~••""" rn '"'" M •n<1 """ l•·"•"•· !•"'" (,.,. ~ ... ,,,, (lu~. I/ •1J!I J. F•o".,""• ~(~(. 1/ ~1 ~1. •, Jonn"'"• """"'•<ti•d, 11 oo 7~. Se11ators l\'la y Move To DalJa s \VA SHl :-.-liTllS 1AP 1 -The \\'::i~h~gton Sf'nators ba.~f'b;ill tr;im may move frn n1 the n;i. 1 1011 ".~ i,:;ip 11 ;d In Dilll:is·Fnrt \l'nrl h ;11 lhr r11d of 1h1s ~ellsnn, at•r•n rd1 ng HI The "'a ~h111gt11n Post. The Post <1untf'd an un- n;in1ed uwner nf annther cluh ;is saying Senators· owner Bob Shnrt "i.~ making it h;ird for us !11 deny him permission 111 mnl"e 1he tean1. Jle has caught us 1n ;i power play.·• Thr Post said Short lnlrt h 1.~ colleagues at. an American \,p;iguc owners' »l('('ting IR.~t \\"!!Ck in Chicago thal he lia s no prllspeet of paying $.1.!i mil lron 1hat will he due on his baseball lo:ins Oe t. ~I. The Post said thal ll'aves !he lea,i;:ue with 1hree option~: -Permit Short lo go into ba nkruptcy. -Find a buyl'r for the Senator.~ a! his prier. -Grant him permission lo move the fran chise. Short knnws lhe lr.agur will be 1·eluct:1 nt In let 1 he Sen;itnrs gn in1n bankrup1c~·." 1'he Post l]Uoled· nne high team offici:il. "The low prire \\'ould be knockrd dov.·n and would diminish thP v;ilue of <'very ot her fr;inchi.~e in our league_" The Post S<l!d Shur! IS demanding an unrc:i h~t1cally high price for thr fr::inf'h1~r. making it unli kely tha t he v.·111 sell. Shnr\ 11o·as olrcrf'rl S 7 . !\ million fur !he c!uh lhrrl' v.·eek~ agn hy fnrn1Pr baseball rluh owner Rill Verck and l'omrdian Bob Hope, Thi' Pris! said, but wanL5 $12 million. Mi 1111esota, SF Post Victories n ,\' Thi' A~socla ted Prrss AOOul the onl y th ing thal n1arr·t:'d He isman Trophy win- ner J ln1 Plunkrlt's prn roo1ball debut wilh 1he Ne11· England Pat riots was that hi.~ team Jost '"I 11 1sh we could havl' won .'' the rookie qu:i rterback s:11d ;li ter the Patriols we r e clefcaled 17-JO bv !ile Min· ne.~01a V1k1ngs in. nne of IWG Pli"hih111on games Sunda~" PlunkeU en1ered thP i::ame \1•i1h only 11 minutes left to p la~-. co mpleted !wn nf !hree pa ssC's but eou!dn "l spark the Nrw England nffen.~" th;it wa!' 1hro1tlcd hy the 1naraud1ng \'1k1ng frnn t fuur. Tht:! Patriots n1anaged In bre ak into l\linnr~nta territory only onre in the first hair and stored lhl'1r lnnc louchdown on Cl:irc nre Si:orrs 23-y;ird in· 1ercf'pl11111 1·e turn i)r a Rnb Lee pa.~s. Shnrl carrif's by ,Jim L1nd~ry ;ind Dal'r Osborn and :-t fi eld gnal by Frrd Cnx ac- 1·nunted for Minnesota 's scor· ini;. Quarlrrba ck John Brndie <1nd recervrr Gene Wa shi nRl nn co1nb lned ror two long s1·oring play.~ :i.~ the San Frarcisco 4rlers inauguraled play in their new Candlcsl1ck Park home with 11 38-24 lhrashing of the Clf>1·eland Brown3 . ~fi ke Ph ipps, the Browns ' st;irling s1,11.nal caller. a l~o rifl· ed twn touchdown passes. In Saturday's contests. the Chicago Bears lnrced Green Bay quarterback Fr a n k Patrick into his own end zone for ;i safety and then he ld on lo l'dgc the P:ickers 2-0. Super Bowl c h a m p ion B:il!imore r;iiled In avenge a Jos.~ tn Kan sas Cily early las! sc:isnr1 and wou nd up on the shor1 end of a 10-7 score. Colts r oach Dnn McCafferty blarned his team's defea t on "a c::ise nf guy~ being open and not gelling hil.'' Quar1erback Ken Anderson lo.~sed 1 w o fourth-quarter tnuehd n11·n p11sses to power C1nr1nnHll to ri 2i-IO triumph O\'er 1\1 1an11 and the Dctroil Lions wip<'d nut an f'arl y i\e\\" 'York Jet.~ le<1d ;ind wen! rin for a 211-24 vk·1ury 10 a garne lha l s11tcllnt'rl .IC'IS quar1erback .Joe Namath fnr n10.~\ nf the Sf'asnn v.·1Th :i knf'e injury . F:xhihi!1on .l!,amrs r11nt inue lnn1ghl with Hnus1nn hnsting !he i\e11• Ynrk Giants and Phil::idel ph ia at Oa kland. JO Stn•·J• J,efl I OAKLAND -\'1d;i Hl ufl of lhf' Oakland A'5 can't ;iffnrd lo losP ellother g:ime I his sf'asnn If hP ls tn become a thirty· gan1P winnP r. LIVI '\I ;sTO\\. ~1 Pnt ·r 11• (' I\ «'·hundr·"d f1!>hrn11rn fn1111 ;ill !11 rr !ho' 1·nunlrv !>hov.rrl 11p SundHy for lhr 2r.th ;:innu;i l Li vings ton trout rll'rhv, but .,.,,hl'n 1hr [1.~f1 1ng 1r:is 01·('·r. a H1ll1n,e.~. ~1nnl . nllln ll"al krrl :iwa~· w1!h the lop rn7.e -JI Sl.000 hill. w~m•n '\ 100 "'' ••• ''""'lvl• I, ~·~·' 'on M l. lull••· •o•ron• Oeu •! II•" I "' n J. !ult" ~U""'· 1:01.01 ,, "'•••wnon r, "'"" l 01 O(I M•n'• mo"'"'"' ,,..,,.1. I M<f " '"''· <(~( 11 •n D•""' "'••! ••<O•M nl \! g bv l •c• Zorn, l "' :"'l/'~~~·1 1 "t lol.; li(.,~~,1;~"',,,~f.~~· ~)I~~. !•NI < lh•d•• Loi!l \\I' Mon'• 1(01 mfl•r M••1'11ro•• -f, 11 • .,,,.,, \CSC J 1• ~· lt •ll•" m • • ..,. PhllloC' H . l 119' " McLl"ID'O. to<nnaoo Novv. 1 '"•o Auslralia11 Lifeguards Swi111 Past A111erica11s \Vlth 49 ga.11cs !el! 11n thr Oak.land .schedule. Rlµe will f:!1'1 10 more s1 ar11' it man a~t'r Dirk W illiam~ slicks to his five-man pitching rotalinn. Blue, !he 22·yc::ir-oh1 pil- ching whiz fr!1m l.ou1s1ana, beat 1hf: ChiCll £n \\1h1tr SQx , I· 0. Salurd11y f!1r his 2Dlh 11c-- tor1'. He ha.~ losl four ~;1n1r..;. ,;\\'p"rp ?. trarn an<l ar<'n't l ryio,i;: lo SP1 1 n d I I' 1 du a I rtcnrd,,." \\'i!lia ms sa1rl .,"\'irla \\'iii stav in lhl' rt'Ji!tll ..ir n>l<i· lion for 0 the res l nf thr sr:i.'>(ln. Dependin,i;: nn lhr ~l·hrrl tilf'. tw-'H p1leh somr1Jme.~ 11i1h threl' rlAy'.': rr.st ~ncl sornrt1mrs with four." King 1''ab• 'l'ltle HOUSTON. Trx . -R1\1 1r Jean King, U!P ~n. 2 p l:i~·rr in the world, pickPd up l().000 1n tlrsl pr i1.e monP)' hC're Sund:i .1· dtfe1tinp; Kl'rry fi.1rlv11IP at the Virginia Slim~ ln1•11 ~11ona l \\1ome11 's Tennis Tournament Mr~. King , from I. n n J;: Bf'ach. dO\\'Oed Miss \1r!\'1llP. 1 of M°l'lbourne, f..4 . 4-6. 6-1 ~Ir~. King -"·'sn .~phi $2,!lflfl 1 with RCX5ie C11 ~als of s~n frllnti!'CO for bealln.Q: .Jurl.1· D11!10D of J\.te!bourni-a11d Frafl<'r"'-1' Durr of F'ranrr 1nl the double5 final~. I I McDn11•ell Reotrrrn~ CLF.VELl\N11, ()h10 Piicher Sam Mcf)n.,.,•el1 \\'I'!!' In rejoin the CIPvelanrl I ndian~ tod1 y 111ter more lh::in a ••eek·~ ab~ence 11, !he re~Ull of I\ contract dispute . lndlan~ president Gabr J'aul t nnounced SalurC11y 1h:11 :i ~ttlement hid bef'n rC'::ichM in thf. veteran· lefl h11.ndf'r·.~ leaA I b11ttlt. lo aa in h1.< relta~r from !hi! Indians' ,or"~n1za· He 1111ld McDnwel1 y,oul1I T<'n yl'ar:; i~r lish111g 111 lhr 11t-rhy p:11rl off f11r r.ror~e Hl.'i n. '' hn ru!lrd in R fnur- nour11I 11 ~ 11unf'f' trout to w1n !hr t·11n!t~I ll P1n h;ul 11('\rr ('1('r1 p1a<·rd in th1· rnr11 r -;\ h1•f11rr althnu!:!h /lr <"l:11n1~ 111 h;11r unnHic1:ill~· 11rn 11 ~.--.1 1·rnl ,.--.;ire ;ic" Th;it 1r;1r hr pu\IPrl 1r1 1hr lar~C'~! fi~h 111 !hr d1•rh\ bul 0/1 11·1;1 1 ~ r•ulrr1 h" p1 illrrl 1! lr"nl 1hr \'rllnll'(\f'itlr l\1l'rr 15 111111111 .-~ h"fnrr thr rontr~I nf· f1r1:.1lll' r•rirnrrf. ThP 11111n111 c 1'.il!'h 11 ,1~ ;i !J}rhl~1 "n Trnu t I o.;-·~~(""~ '°l'R';:';~;~,~:;~:··~,.;,:I•~,; """ r . 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In the in:itch race. 1n men nn p;irh side compe1f'd in eight lf'g~ of the competit1on -a r,uarlcr 1nilr r:ith nf Sll"l m· n11n.i;. pa!lrllPho;irdlnJi!, surf sln1ni;: ::i nd 2·rnan dnf~ hnat1n,i;: Thi· .~u1 r ·k1 1,:1, !hP lil'C 111111£ l<li'lnr a~ I he Arnet l('ll ll~ 111•n• unf :im!l\ar 111lh l h1' •u r!hi>;~rd li l r d"\'1<·r 11•rtl h1· Au ~1r:il1:tn~ 111 lnng- 1l 1..,t;o1• 1• n·,~ llf'~ (;1-.1!i;i111 \\"h1lc' 20 (1 r ~h·l h11ur11<' 11,:11·r \' i r t n r 1 ::i ;1nn thrr 1 lt'l nr~ w1nn1n£ !hc ru11 <;111 1n·ru11 1·h;1n1r inn<l11r VOLVO 1971 DEMO 1•4 SEDAN r7J6"0 (TIQIYIQ!T!AI '71 COROLLA •ion. I join !ht lnd 12>nl 111 CooperMnwn. N Y.. t n d :i r 1 r-------------------------------.:1 when they p!A y the fhica cr C\lhs In the annu11J H.11! <1f fa.;m: r:shlblti on 11ame. DEAN LEWIS ~ Ill THI All NIW TOYOTA C!llCA l,T. C,I. IMMllUATI DILIVlltY ~ ......... Smith Sign• 1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA DALLAS Th~ D<1ll:i~ Mod11r11 & Complete Servic 1t & Part, 011pt. 646·9303 540-9468 Cow00\'I 11nnottnr.i:d lh11t r1 r~1 Modern Body Shop for All Cars round dralt chnice TOOy Smlt h Orange Coun ty's , .. ar~e~t anrl ~fo!'l Mndrrn 'J'o~·ota and V'olvo Dealer •iaotd 1 multi-year contract ,,.. ___ . .,,JUJ:'~)t'.J'J the_ 1 ~~~~1 1 .. __ ..,ll!" ___ ... ovr•SIAS Ol llYllY ,,IC1All5TS .l ' ' Rookie Error Hu1·t s 'Ski11s; Alle1i Defends Vets Policy SAN Dlf.GO fAP l -To George Allen 's wa y or th ink- ing, life begins a~ JO or thereabout~. All Clther in varyini;: dcgrres are rookies of the proh~~!li nn anli prune to making, rookie mistakes. It 's the onl' thing thP new Was hing ton Hcdskln roach abhors :ibout y1.u1h. Thus, Allen ha!> trarlf'd ;iw av no less 1h~11 28 lledskin fu1ur~ drafl cho1cf'S for eslab1 1shed pros in his f1rsl vear at \\'11shing1on. • His th1nk1 ng hlls b r r n critici1.ed by somP but nobod y 'Wft S St:'Cflnd Jol:Ul'SSlni;t: lhe former Lo.~ Ani;:elps coach's moli l'es Sarurd;iy night as the Rrdskins lost a !9· 10 exh11ll\111n game to !he San Oirgo Ch11rgers in San 0 11' g o Stadium. And il was JI ro11kir, 1·cntcr Danny Ryczek . ""ho Sl il rltd the Redskins tumbllni;: toward drfrat. \Vi th his tr:im lcadini:: 111-l Hyczek snapperl the b;:ill n1•er punter f\11ke Bragg's hr.ad ;ind out of the end znne fnr a safe· ty. l! w;is JI third riu;irler g1f! the Chargers quickl y utilized to its fu llest. Gaining field pcis1tion frnn1 the ensuing free k i c k , qu:ir1ert><ick John H ad I ln!lrt•ht>•J ht~ r 1uh Ill fnr the g_~ a hearl &cn rP and added a s'- cond touchdov.n pa!>s lo liarry <;arrison minute ~ late r to put thf' Chargrrs 1n cnntrnt ""That safe1 v 11 ~.~ the lurn- inJol point hecau ~e they got 111ne i:o1n1~ nl 1 of II .' la1nr 1·""1 Allen. "Thal was a hard v.·ork· ]{ed China l'raiscs U.S. TOK ~·o !AP ) -C"on1111un 1~t China praised thr L'S TabJl"- Trnn1 ~ A5~oc1a11on and 11~ mf'mber pliiyers .\lnnda} for rl'fus1ng tn pl<1~' 11·11h a :'\:i - 1:on:ihst Ch 1nc~e \Jblc tcnn1~ 1r;1:n which is 1·is1t1ng the Lln1led States . The 1Jf!lc111I ~('\\' l"h1n;i f\E•11 s Agl'nCY 1:\l'Nr\1 S;11d ;i I S. "rl'<1<·!i'n11:>r1" o r~:;111, ·;i t1nn in col lu.~inn 1r11h !he Cb1ring Ka\-s h~k g;1ng lr1 ti·•· Nationa l i~t Ch1nc~e ~end a 1;iblr. t rnni.~ tc a1n ln tl1r L"nlled Sl;itcs tn hoodwink the public, vainly try111g to un- dermine the I r 1 e n d s h 1 fl between the American ar.d Chinese peoples. 1n.iz ronsc1ent 1ous rookit' thal ma de th(' m1stakt' After that h1.<, ~11 :i ps .... ere prel!y good " The dllmaizr hnd becn done. h1111cvrr, and Aill'n look !he oppor tuni ty to defcnrl hi! p'Jl1rv nf build ing his new squnrt <ir()und vet erans. "l 'rl llkr t0 have a few more old one~." he rtdrnitted. "The 0nr 1 ha\'p played well. It 11.::is 1he \oung guys making !hl' m1stak('s out there and we made too rnflny mistakes to \I JI) "I 1h111 k 11·r'vc i;:nl !hr 1nak- in~s of a fin" footb all team.'' he <"onC'!Ur!l'rl. ..J m n r, t s:i t1..,f1ed 1et by :i '11' means. \\ r:> 1 r An! ;i !r•11e 11;11s •o go bu1 11c ;;111 t:rt thC'1 e ·• "Ir 's tu"t ;i nnittrr of i::r11 1ng ii 1nµr thcr,' :i~surl'd Rrdsk1n ~~·redv Ounr:in . ii !orn;rr ( h;i rger 11 hn ran !>:1ck ;i pu nt 51 1 :irds ag;un~L his former 111 111"<;: ~Jt-;+1111 h1I•· thr r 'ti:tr~rrr; 11i;1rl" S1•J Gil lrn -"n ~ rPturn to the hr~d c0arhing Jo b a h;i ppy oeo "l hr h1ch S['Ol or 1hE J:l il lnr·1" f,1lln1;in rrpe;il er! In a n11r!it1011 · f"<Jr rnC' 1t 11·;is JUSl bi 'IH! .:il1 vP and 011 the ~1rfrl1nr s ai::1i11. or cours,, 1' 11111111::? lhl' gaine n1atle it al! 1he bl>11er." You can buy a tire at most places for 1688. But our 1688 tire is a wide 78 profile, 4 ply nylon cord tire with a 27 mo. guarantee. ,... ,. ..,, JCPenney Ground Gainer 16~.~''" and old t11e. Blackwa ll lubelest Size C78·13 A'iil ·!~ Replaces . .. 700·13 . '. ~60· 15 19~~''" anC1 oid 111e, Blackwall tubeless Size EIR-\ti F78 · 1t1 Replaces .... 135·14 i i5· \4 22~~''" ~r ooc1·e;. Blackwall tubeless Fed. tax 195 1 :'.1 Fed. Ill '21 2 38 Size G:'f. '4 H-r; t& G-.C.'') H~ll 1 o; Rep laces Fed. ta1 Pi?·l 4 2 55 f\"~·1 .1 2 'i~ ci;~·l'· 2 "-~ 8''"i • o; 2 a:: '\\'• '< • l < '"' , ~3 r· ... r~, I •Ii' Plus Fed, fox and old tire ''MON THS GUARANTEE WITH 7 MONTHS 100°0 ALLOWANCE . ' , . ' . · ' • ,,,,-.,. r•n.-~ .. .,., .,. ' ... ,,,, .... , .. ,., ' ., ,. " . ,, '" . -, .. ~ .. ~ .. ·· .~.,.. ... , .... ,, ... , ... ~ " ., ' '·'' •I .,,,, ·• t •·~ I • ... . . ' ..... r"•"f''''" .,, ' ... ~ " . ·~·•r1<•t •• ·-• ., ,.,. r• --;., .. • • .... ' .. ' [ " ... ~ '1 .:. --••' -• ' .... r • ··-.: ·: • ,, r• ., r•··' r .. ,. -,. rl ~, • 1. 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Volk1wDgen1, ..•...• '.' ..• ' •.•••.•.•.•. I s.aa · Most 6 cyl., Americ an tors, ••.• , •.••• , • , •• 19.18' Most I cyl. American cars, .••. _ ••.. , •..•. , 2J.18' "Mo fears /es. you C•M ShOI' 12to S S undays, too, at these Penney Auto Centers: ~ ' . UENA AOI::: CANOGA Po\~I( CA0t5 BA D CHULA Vt!.lfo GOW NEf r A;H 1QN VA Ll f Y.~AN .:OIEGO FUL lf PT0 N Hl!NTINGlON 8EAC H MONTClAIC' Nt ,•,PD ~. IH f.'""' 0 1<'ANGE "THE (lf'1" ~IV(li'';IOf V£Nllli:/A U\• Pt~~"Y\ J,,.,. r rivm•"' Pl"" 'Qrr,11'lo .. 1ko•n• o! Vollev V•~w (Cl!'l1"d ~ .. .,day\/ ..... .. • •• lo • . . Mollday, .Autust 9, 1971 DAil V PILOT J1 For Los Alanaitos ~~ ' The~Palmer Method Rustlers in Metro Lead; Dee p Sea Fish Report "'4Tt11Zn Oft THI OICADC'" Racing E11t1·ies ADDUSS THE BALL wmt J:LB()WS IN CLOSE San Clemente Nine Wins IM,allAL. l •A(H -11 t fllltf•! JI! ~·"•<...,., fCI 11oOnl10, lN ••ncl D•u .. z •• 11 ...... 111! OCI AlolSIOI )Ill 1nalu1· j Mt· Dougherty Seel\.sLead Costa r-.1es<1 's Fred Dougher- ty attempts to gain a little more on Elims b-Owling leader t-.tarty Anderson when the I Ith annual event resumes tonight al Kona Lanes. Dougherty jumped fr o m sixth to second lasl week and is currently 145 pins behind the Anaheim kegle r. P"IP"T" 111.t..c• -"' vom . ~ •••• Old• & UP, (tl•m•n•. PutH 1'))1). Cl1lm,ng ~rlC• iJJOO. l"°' t~chl"llf Club n! fullorton. Ctfl<lo B•• 6tf lllon~•l PM~ l9b (SornUnJ lw Raio j'--1 $le"• Gu ,,..,.,. IW1-j Ro-n ~ t.-.O.I• J (OCllY Kid 1,...net! LI~ """"' !Llph•ml Lollie Pt•cenr !WlfOI SIXT" R,\.CI -J!O •~•do ) GIO•. Allo••r>Ca. Pun• inoo. 611 ..... Sol"kl!I. Y1 Got ltOllbl• l'""'''l Ga Go A .. u•tonl Llvhtnlng Bio ! l lPf>l",j Cu!e N Jell• IAdelrt (hi<1•1W Sut CC•ctb•I 5.<ll<!e Mael<•Y (W•r•IJ M"~ n .,.. w1100 1St .. uul lm1 t<11>llo• IC•rd<>1•l "' "' '" ' " ' " '" "' "' ... , '"' "' "' '" "' '" "' '" '" '" "' '" '" "' '" "' '" '" "' "' EIGllTM l,\.C .. -4110 Yl •lb. l '''' fl'<!< .. ~·-Alklwencor>. PIK .. 11800. T ... 5unlond Park. M-. Sov Pernor I GolV (Cra.b•l Oy"o~D G!'t. !5mlt"1 Htol~'• llo<~l'I fAaold "'"••o M"chocho fCarao11l L•OY An01t•• IW•l\a>I "' "' "' '" '" '" NI NTH RACE -110 a•d' I. u<>. (lolmonv. C~iml"ll ""'' 1160)_ ThrM C1lh (M1t1ud1) Ti•o 0•""• (Watl<>nl local °""""' !W•rdl Calero Det~ (Ad1lr) y•ra. l ""'' """" 11ocu F!•st Fut,,rlll' fll<>lwlml ,...,,,.,..., WIHIC>r (1-sl Fo-Ol"IO ((IMllYl P....,um Pl~ {Rln•l<ll) Unser Win s " ' '" "' ' " " ' "' '" "' The inward position.in& of the dhows in llluSlration t i is much· prercrnd to ahc sagging, outv.·ard- btnding poi;ilion in Illustration 12. ' l btUevc it was Ben Hogan who first llresltd Ibis inward po~~ tion. for the dbows.-and he's )() riJhl. K.cepia1 tbc c:lbows in c\o~c at address fOl'CC$ you l o makt a. bacbwiq io wbich )'O\l U9t your illouldcn. hips. ·lep and arms as • atUL Ewrytbins mcwes toacthcr . If yoLI po1itian JOUf dbows .away fromJtsbody,thc:ttndcncy• is to lift tbt dub sotdy with your hands and armL This is a relatively power leis movc:mcnt that costs you diatance aDd wwwaq. .. 0 1fJ I tl.t.n. -.... a , I l HERt:'S A WRONG WAY AND A. RIGHT WAY TO l'RACTICE GOlll L...-11 tfl9 riltlt Wt:f trom Arnold P1tmor's booillt!, ••PndJcs.'' Send ytldr rlQl.Mst. '°l'lthlt' with • 1tampld, r11urn •l'lftiosle ndJ()C. to Arnold "':lmw• r;/o tltis ll9WIJMl!ler. Baseball's Top T e11 .t.MfR ICA,. l l:.t.GU I. ,l1yor t lu• I "' Ill 14 0.1~. /lol~ •l ™ ll 111 M\<r<tr N'( 111 oCiJ 1• ll> Ot<s KC lOi "17 '3 11' Ral•I KC 1'3 l13 51 115 ll~lrll¥dl Chi '7 l61 4! 110 Ta••r Ml~ 109 4U •t 13' 11t111tnmurlll l•I '' J!9 SI ff t<•m• •""' s11,.011. P•llll>Uron, JI; l M••· c.nc"'' n••i. 32; H . .&...-on, •111n11. ll t 0 . JOI\~· •on. Phll1d•IP!ll1, 16. Mcn!~n•l, Phll1· cl1IP11I•, l •. R11~1 l l n .. I~ S11roall, ,1n1b11•!11r. 101, Torr•. St. Loui•. '°' H. "''""· All•nll , ll. Mon· lanu. Pn;11d•IP"l1, 11. e. W•11l•m•. Orange Coast area baseball nines fa red exceptionally well in weekend play with the Sen1k: Hustlers n1oving Into un- (!lsputed leadership uf the r-.·l etropolitan League, Ward 's Pirates knocking the La Fonda Dons oul or a tie with Senik and San Cle1nen te's American Legion teani 11dv11ncing lo the second round of the Anaheim Invitational tournament. Cooch Fred I-to o v er' s Hustlers buried the L.a Fonda .Jrs. Sunday afternoon at ~lemorial Park , 19-1 , to com- 11lete 1he1r weekeQd after !>eating Chapman Saturday. S- 2. at r-.1en1oriaL \Yard 's Pirates. under coach .Joe r-.·111,er, s1apped the La Fonda Dons down Saturday al Memorial. ti-I, behind the nift_y four-hit pitching or 0 a 11 Quisenberry. but stumbled Sunday aga insl Cypre~s. as t~e taller one.hit the Pirates, 8-0 t.:oach Hay Reschan·s San Clcrnente nine. in the Anahein1 Invitational as a last minute rn1ry, elirnlnated Fill1norr with a pair of runs in the !op nf lhe. si xth providing a 3·2 vie· 1ory al La Palma Park. Reschan·s crew returns lo lhe dooble elimination tourney Fr iday night ror a 7 o'clock encounter against an un- determined foe. '"•~1,,, Terry Nielsen was the big llfllnuit • We1 t S JIJ2 14 'IO It. Smll~ ll•n 111 Q I '5 Ill DM••Mh tC Jlloll~I Chlu.oo. 1.i. n DK hl•"' stopper for San Clemente, It-Jl.Yftt G!'llt•I, Cincln~fttl, ll·'-ISO: J Jahn· I f h' d c~. Oe1ro11. a: Mellon, c~;o100. 1•. '""'· .s.n F••MIKo. 11_., .l!-0. EH<1, allO'A"ing on Y our its an II'. ~ml"'. 15C>Slon, ~l; Murcor, New Plttob"ron. 1» .• 11 .. carnan, s1. striking out three in a strong Yatk. 71 t Henle-. C!ev111rw, 20, F. Louli, u ... ,Ii', M<"'"''"""'· 1on f r111· 1'hl' Rustlers' t-.1ark Barr struck out six and walked none in going the distance against Chapn111n . Sunday ·~ rout ove r the La Fonda Jrs. was paced by Gary Simpson's six rbi', three via a first-inning triple. t in c1.,,,•nt1 !H .. K•ftl , u T,.,,,,.. ]O """"°"· ' McK n•t •I. 10 ~l••r Ml~I~•. lfl 1(1IGI•, (! Y/1>,t•~or • .r Sorl"91mon. ll' ~Co'I M ~'°'· lj Niel••n. o Oo:><HtU, I> ' ' ' • I ' • Totolt ,, ~<Ort •• 1nnln1• ' ' • ' • • • • ' ~ rbi ' . I > • • ' • • ' • • ' • • • ' • • • • • ' F •ll•nor• . " . 0010010 -1 I l 000 010 I -I I Sonok Ru 1!l1n Ul .. ' ' . • • • • •• ' . • • ' • • • • w.,,., ,1r1 I•• (t) .. ' • • w .1 ....... " 1Cu1>u~1. c 90"N•n, ti ~mo.on. ID Fo•!t •. orr>, o ' ' ' " , ...... ·~~·· .. • ~ •bi ' ' • ' • • ' • • • • • • ' ' • • t • r.,..d• Oan• .... .. .:-... , ... , . " . 0010000 -1 Oll007 •-t w ..... ''••lu \ti .. "'"'"" .. Be"'"· I• ~M'l••cn 111 F •~l<le•. 11> F~1~1m. a Ou11enfltHY (huet...,,.t ll. • K .. 11 .. ~1. < Fo>lt •. ct Z~!•<IOd. o~ Mc•Onot'-JD """' •.. ) m11n•, '' Go•oon, pn l o!~I' ' ' ' ' I • ' ' " • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • ' Wo<d'I ~lrlln (•Pflll . " ' llOO 000 C00-0 OtlO lOO l<•-• C«id lb Emo•Y. 111 W>toon. ,. (""""· (! BUl\1"11, ( (1101'<. 10 Slmaoon. d 5nu11ln, II Ad'"''• lo llomm1lt•"v••· Jn ll•"· " ' " • • • • • ' • :.-~~~~~~~~ .. ! Tol1I• 0 ' " ' S<o<.t t• l~nl~9• m1n1~0 -1 (n•om•~ ~V)l lf•I S<nl• 100 100•-l ~ustltr• 11'! 0oG~. Jb•C l'l•l><>n. " Curton, rl ~hullin, '' B"lllf>!I. c Embrt, lb C1ldf t, ID S>m1>1on, If 111111e•1, <! AdOf!'li, lb llommtllan~•· lll K!unorr•e10•. o .. ' ' ' ' • • ' ' ' ' ' I ,, ' " • • ' : I Ii 1•1 ' ' • • ' • ' ' I • " • ' • ' . ' . LEASE A 1971 CADILLAC "SUMMER SPECIALS" NABERS ~ ~~~;~~·i..~t ":"'~i. ~'i. ~.':': ~·~:i~·~ .. llbl tD!"t. DANA WHAR' -'l1< l fltlll fl" 3(11 •o'>d blU. Ji DlflKUdl . 2t Dofll!O. J hllil>JI, • yllkl,..!t•I. fl mK~ll 11. lf o1bl<O,.. LONG l l ACH ('ICUk l -llhhll>tl -!11 1"'111H" I}& 110.COll , l b1i r1cvd1. 911 ••nd !Ml ... 1' ""'"''"! (l llmMI l>i.ri -ti 111<11111: ll c.lhco ::::::: 18~~1~-,t1m:~':~~.r 11~1~~~ Ltftdl~I ) -JOI ,.,.lt•I: 1 1ID•A"' 1 ~r·;~~dc10..U9 0.>1, I whll1 _., N :I>• NfW,OlllJ (AM'I l1n.i"') -111. ~"':~~·:s 1~~,:~~f ·~·o..~.~';' ~~~:; > 1~4 '" 111<111 ... ,. 1ID•ca••· Jll DI ... 1)0 m•Cktrfl. ' blHIC<>dl •• Dof\Ha. ' l>l~'l~1 D11 00 IMUftl<l,11 ,lt r) -1.(W1 .,,nl•t): I IOl l lbl<j" MUJ<lllNGl ON l,\.CM -I l I •nll~ ... ~ I.Ind bin, 1U m1ck,r11. ~ l>l~llt!l lt:.t.CM ~ I~ ,,...1tr1· 11• ••ncl bin . ll c1llcc D•n . •• reek cad, I l>ollbu1, 1S m•c•t•ff. l•rae -l~I •nallrl. 10 bl"''""'· lS ''"" Nu. But Dougherty had betler be watching over his sbouldf!r because 1970 Elims chari1pion Gary Madison or S a n Bernardino i~ just a pin behind, The 16·man field will bf- reduced to the leading rive following action in two v.•eeks with the championship finale set for Aug, 30. K AUKAUNA, W~. (AP l - Bobby Unser, look the lead at the halfway mark Bnd held it Sunday lo V.'in the 12a-mile flt iller lntcrnal1011al late model slock car ract at an average speed of 74..«7 miles per h-Our. Hawora. w.1~'"'"""· lll; P1tr«1111. six-inning performance. ecston. :Ill; o""'· M·nn••o!•. lll. \.C<:'""""''-'"·':·c·:'":·c_ ___________ __c:_:_ _________ ~ ------ '""' ... ,,... lft "••· lowi.r <or~ I. M&rtv Anaor>t>11. Anl~lm '· F•eon, L""Q Boach 1. Grn 81derd11n, On11rio I . Jay .c!oOln1on, Sanit Su11n1 • lorn lhu'""'· S•n Oleoo !O, M l~t Snil1~. An•~1lm IL 15ob Roml~•ll. A""l>elm t. lei laYIC>r. S•n Oleoo J. W•llv W1aner. Sonle An• I. MN~ Sc~wulf~. Pcm""' lS. Ltm•r Ket~. illn.i!e 1' L1rry Hord11,..m, An•~•I"" P iMS ..... l .lll I.JU t.JI! 1.140 I.JCS l:lJI 1.1n l,1S6 1.115 I, l(lt 1.097 1.095 ·~' l.'51 Unser. o f Albuquerque, N.M., went ahead in his 1971 Plymouth Road Runner when pole sill.er Veglin Eaker of Ced ar Rapids. Iowa, took his 1969 Dodge Charger in for a pit stop ~uring the United St ates Auto Club event. K!!t•D<•w, Ml""'"'"· 1': 61noa. O.•· lond. 11 : Mu•Cf:r. New '(a•k. "' P~lrO• cenl. ao.-. 10; e. lltobln$C11. 9111!· "'"'" ~·· ,;lc~l~o (. 0-. 010!1n.a, 11·), .1'6; llllue, Ol~lond, 71)-4, .fll; McNoll•, lll1IHmore. •~ .. W . "· ()ab,...., 15•1rlmore. 1J.J; Cueli.1, lll•lllmo;-•, 13-! .. 111. M.t.T IONAl l•AGU I ''••1r Clot' 5 ,t.1 111. M l'U llec:~ffi Cl>! 101 Ill 71 1!.0 .lSI l arre 51L 11! 4(1 "'6 IJ,f .lJI 9<ve~ Sol 11? 4111 00 1Sl .:171 ll1rr Atl I ll "61 1' 1!1 .J:ll Cl•ment• ,.~k ti 391 •l 171 .m S•1>9ulllon ~"" 101 .J9• " 117 .m W. 09~11 LA 111 4'11 '3 114 .l l l (.)""fl NY •J l~! •l 11' .lll M Alau Sil 106 QI st Ill .ll\ Cl ... 1'9'1 11 JJI •1 11).1 .l!• If you've got car troubles, come to Penneys Scientific Testing Center for an electronic examination of your ·car. I Only988 We can pain! out weak spots in several v1t1l areas of your car. In less than one hour w e put your c ar through a series o.f scientific tests (212 cl them, to be exac t). Steering, e ngine. brakes, transmission, electrical and cooling systems. You watch !he resu11s c ome out on an electronic typewriter. T he written report shows the results o r lhe lests. It indicates what tested parts or your c ar are weak and what p arts 11re strong. A !rained d iagnostician will go over the report with you. If you wish, he'll give you an estimate of any necessary repairs. You 'll be able to tak e care ol many sms11 p roblems beror e they turn into big p roblems. costing big money. There's no obligation lo have any of the work done. You decide what to f ix and w here to fix ii. Only 9.81!. Not bad tor a check.·up these days. Av1ll1bit at •BUENA PARIC (Or•ngelfl<>fQe •l Valley View) CARLSBAD MONTClAUI: PASH ION VAJ.l.f'l.$AN DIEGO FUU!RTOH t-IUNTINGTON BEACH WNPOR:T BfACH OWANGE "THE CITY'' RIVERSIDE LIFESAVER RADIAL 40,000 MILE TREADWEAR GUARANTEE In normal driving, you'll get at least 40.000 miles of treadwear from the Lifesaver Radial s on your car. If you don't get 40,000 miles, take lht!l guarantee back: to your BFG retailer. He'll allow you·credit for the difference toward the going trade-in price of new ones. And add a small service charge. OUR BEST MILEAGE TIRE Some people promise you 40,000 miles, we put it in writing. OUR STRONGEST TIRE T ou gh Oynacor• Rayon cord belts .11dd greater tire strength, tread sta bility. WH ITEWALLS Tr1d1·Jn f .E.T. Slz• Reclac:e1 Prite Tlt1 AR78·13 6.00.13 $39.95 $1.95 DR70.13 7,00-13 43.95 2.45 BR7S.14 6.45-14 43.95 2.07 ER70.14 7.35-14 4 4.95 2.66 FR7Q.l 4 7.75-14 47.95 2.87 GR7Q.14 8.25-14 53.95 2.99 HR70.14 8.55·14 58.95 3.32 AR78-15 5.60·15 42.95 2.16 BR78-15 6.00-15 46.95· 2.52 FR70-15 7.75-15 50.95 2.92 GR70.15 8.25·15 55.95 J .05 HR70-15 8.55-15 6 1.95 3.41 JR70-15 8.85-15 65.95 3.11 LR70-15 9.15-15 69.95 3.67 J3 WAYS TO PAY>-(BUDQETTERMS I -:::;,.:;. MASTER CHARGEl ·~. -... 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C•lllfrnl• Olt!lNGE COUNTY Hil~IOl JUOICl ... L DllT•ICT C!lll NUMll• HUI IUMMOMl ,lllMllf: THOM1'1 W. HENOEA~ON , Jt. ~s. OtfendonT: P!lUl SllV ... , ol•o ~newn 1• PAUL GILIEA'1' SIL\/!l, To lhe Ot!encl•nl: P!lUL SIL\/!l •k• P!lUL C.ILI EAT 51LV!l !l t!vll tomPl1lnl 1>1s -" ll!td ~Y l!W •l•lnrJll 111111ru1 '""' II you wi.n to <lt- lenO !Mi l•w•ull, VDU mu•! II• ln 11111 t"OUrl • wr!lton 0 1 .. <11~1 In rou•Oni• !~ lhe <omPl•l"I (or a w•lllf" or erol Plttdln•, If • Ju!!l<t CourO w!lhln lO <ltYI lltH tnlJ 1um..,on• it •••vtd "" vou. Olht,.....1••· YO\lr d•l•Ult will bf el!l.,fd on t POlltolloft tlv tfte ol1lnlltl and "'9 court m•y enter 1 l11a1meM 1•Alnn you for t~• m<>llOY ..,. C1lft1r relltl rtoutllt<I In "" compl1ln1. II \'eM Will! 11 tll ... tllt -'llVi<I ti 'fll •I· '9<'"'1 Ill t~it m1ll1r, ,.., tftWI• H M t •-•llY M l'lttl r••• ei..•ln,, II ""'' ''"" .. Ille' et\ li'"t· O•ltd Jul• l, ltll. M. H•'"""· Clf1~ 81 JC\l n (Pim••· OtPVIV Tl'IOM ... ~ W. MIEN01111 10N. Jiit • In ,,.,,,;, l>frtO~t JSt lltsl 1'l~ II., 1wh• 11 t (tlll Mt•t. (1. Jltll CfU) )<1 .. 11» "'"''""' "' ,1.111111! Puol,.h•d Or•n~t (o••' JUIV i t. ,, ·~<j Au~u•t l. t . 0•11~ Pdo l 1911 10f1 I\ LEGAL NOTICE IU,E•IO• COURT 0' Cil.Ll'O•ljl l COUJ'l fY OF OR•NG£ Mt. t ·U.OJ NOT!C I 01' "E.-.RlljO 01'1 'Eftl!OM '0• !lUTHOllllTY '1'0 l lllCUTI 011!10 01' TRUST Esl1" 01 J.!lMUEL M. KINW ALO, Dl<•••"<I. MOflCE 1$ HEllEIY GIVE N 1~•1 I hNri"G o" lh• Po!llion ~' D•vld Jt'om• Klnwe111. a• e .... ~ ... cl '"' E11•1• el SE.i\TTLE (AP) Bill Schu1n.ache.r in the Pride of Pay'n Pak, forced by a ac· cldent to lwice win a cha-m· pionship victory in $30,000 Seafalr Trophy Un I i mite d hydroplane race Sunday. Schumacher had cros.!led the finish line in the original champion.!lhip heat seconds afier Int Notre D a me disintegrat.ed in the final lap of the three mile Lake Washington C{lUrse. Notre Dame drh·er Billy Sterett was listed in satisfac- tory condition with facial cu~ a rt.er a Coast Guard heliropter plucked him from the v.·ater. He had been trying to catch defending champion P.f is s Budv.·eiser. running serond when his hydroplane nosed in· to the water. v.·as flipped into the air and disintegrated. Unlimited hydroplane rules specify that lhe final heat must be rerun if marred by an accident. F'orced to again beat the Mis~ Budweiser, Schumacher exploded .,,•ay on l h e Budweiser in his rooster tail. 1\raightav:ay to leave the Miss 'J'ht> Budweiser, v:ith a lirst and third in the preliminaries, took over 1he point lead as LEGAL NOTICE 1.-.. »II Jl'!lt Nt. '·111ll PltTITIOUS IUSINISS ""'ME ITll.TIMIH1 Th• tollowlnl "'""' trt bU•infSS 4S; TYROL ENTERP•ISES, Till OrlYt. lrYlne, C•llforn it t11M!•. Aontld W. M•rl ln, lltl 0111>ofll Od~e. Irvin•. Ctl llornl• t1'14 ,.,,,,. 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Mtddo• O.ouly County (Jor~. P11b!l1i'leil Or•nO• Cot s! O••lr '1101. July l6 "". !lUllJtl ,, I , II, 1'11 l'(M1·11 ~•m~•I M. Kln"'•la, 0•<1•'""· la• • ., LEGAL NOTICE "'d"' 1u~.,,;11n~ Mm 10 •~"""'" • aff<l,, ________________ 1 ol 1ru1t Oft .,.1 a•o.,..r1¥ n•ld Qy 1"e t fttlte, "'ill be h•ld JI 11\f Courtt-.. Gt 0f PlrlmfM NO. J of 11,. ~UP•r'o• COOJ<1 Di 1~t $Ult of Ctlll<H"nlt !of t~• COUMY at Ortn9". 100 Clvlc (..,!•• 0 r ly • Wtsl, Sonte "'"•· C1Uta.nlo e" U1t l'O'lh <1•• of Augu1t, 1111 II t .3> !l.M. ltRl .. U1CO II /\tftl>Y m1<1t to ..... '"'· ti"" "" 111. •a• 1v•m., ~·tlc.111,,, Ml)llll ... Y M (HOl lNl.• •M H. H. ll EISM lN, 8..-• J•m~ .... i<hnllUl"e !lll.,.n•v• ror E.llec•!or Oit.TEO: !lu1uo1 S. 1t 1l, MUtt .... Y M. Cl'IOT1M•R '"" M, H, ttfllM!ll'I U I Dt~t• Otlvt, IYllO 6 M-rt , .. ,,., Ct, IM6' """"."" All•"°" 1w •~-.:,,,., Pubtl&llell Ora"'" Coul 01i1Y fll"". Aueun t , 10. 11, 1t11 ntJ./l LEGAL NOTICE , 11N1 ,tC11TtOUS I UltN•ll MAMI ITAfl!Ml!NT Thi IOllO'#lf!• "'"""' •rt lloln• 11<11!n..,t 1•· KIMI Ertl Y lNT IOUE5, 1 210 Ne-"'l>"'I !lvr , (01!1 Mell H•fl• L, l•rnt$. ll'f07 G1llm1n, frV!A• c"'''"" ,.,, ll1n11!S, ll!'D'I c;,11.,,,n, l•~ln• Tnl• tlu""IU I• "i"' ConduC1 ... ,, ... oMIYl4ull Corrlnt A. l1rnt1 lM1 1t11t,.,•nl !lied wltto "'" Count-. Clerk Gt Orontt CDUnly on' Ju1v 1$. t'7l. I~ llJ~tt!Y J. Mid-. Dtl>l!IY Cou"'y (lf•k flunl11fl11t O••f'l<G't COio! Dtll1 ~llcl, JulY n . 21 •"9 .-.u.u11 '' t, 1m 1r11.n LEGAL NOTICE Chenoweth piloted hPr In avttaRe speeds of 109.890 and UH.61 m.p.h. P-Cat Crown To Bartlett Ken Bartlett of Alamitos Bay Yacht Club was the v.·in· ner or the fivt·race P.Cat Invitational Re1atta at King Harbor Yacht Cltib, Sattirday and Sunday. The evoot. was used as a t une.up for the P.Cat National Championship Regatta a l Calitomia Yacht Club next weekend. There were 17 entlies in the 10--fYC event v.ith boats com- ir?g from as far as San Diego. Final results: (1) Banshee. Ken Bartlett, Afil'C. 14 points: (2) Loki, Earl Thornburgh, MBYC. 17; (3) Turtle, B<lb Baker, CBYC, 17-V•; \4) Aquarius. Nom1 Mart hment, MYC, 23 1h; (5) Dead· End Kid, R. P atil Allen, BCYC, 231h. (Tie broken by Marctunent beating Allen in three out or five races.) Frein Page 19 SOLING ... speed oa the reaching legs to pick up sl.1 boats by the time he reached to end of the triangle. 'l)Je forim:r .,.,·or!d Star champion was v.•ell ay,·are that he t\ad to be v.·ithin II.I boats of North to even salvage place. Al the end of the triangle North was looking like a. win· ne.r as he 'MRS pecking away a.t Lindsay's trahsom. On the St· C<1nd windward leg he moved ahead of Llnd.say -but there was still Mosbacher to reckon with. While North ,.,. a., con· centrating 0 1:1 LI n d s ay , J.losbacher saJled his ov.·n race on the middle of the course • .elld al the mark rounded one Jength ahead or North to take over the lead. The downwirw:l leg was a bow·for·bow·balt" with both sioppers aJternating the le-ad . Bul t~ mark. Mosbachet" rounded first anil was never headed over t1le final Y.ind- \.\1ard leg. Back in the pack, Bevl'r continued his drive to ge.in se- <'ond r>lace in the' standings. !-le did it by pa.ssing more boats to v.·ind up in ninlh place. As the overall winner, Mosbacher v.·as awarded the Kin g of Spain Trophy, a handsome ~terling silver replica of the Santa T\1aria which was originally dedicated to Ille Eighl·met.er cla!t> on !he Pacific Coast. Owen C'-irchill. a 1930s Olympic sailor in the Eight.'i • .,.,.on tht: trop~ five out of seven times and 'finally redeetltd it lo CaUfomia Yacht Club when tht E ights became ~xtinct. In MP-Ctnt years it has been awar~ to v.inners in Olympic Classes regattas. Top JO finishers. sewnth race: ~I I 11osbacher: (21 North; (3) Lin dsay ; (41 Raltra}'; 15 ) Roger l\'elsh, Newport Oeach; !Iii Tim Hogan, Newport Beach; \7) John Dane 01 , New Orleans: (8\ Ken Young. Loe: Angeles: t9) Bever; llOJ Martin Gleich, San Diego. Final Standings: fl ) 1.-lo.sbacber, 34 pis.; (2) Bever, 46: (3) North, 49.7; (4) Gleich, fit.4 ~ (5) Dane, &3.7; (6) Hogan. 73.7; (7) Lindsay, '15.4; (8) Ken Young~ Los Angeles. 78; (9) Roger Welsh, 'i8.7; 110) ~1aur\~ R"ltray, 79.7: (II) \Vally Springstead. San Diego. 36.7: (12) Gerald Rumsey, San Francisco, 87: (13) John Van Dyke, 1.Ulwauk.ee, 100.7; (14) Roy Troendle Jr., N ew Orlearu, JOI; (151 Car l E ichenlaub, San Diego, 105.7; t 16) Ben ~lltchell , Paclllc Palisa~. 116.7: (17) Scott Harris, MUI Valley, 123; 118 ) J ohn Kolius, Houston, 124; ,11n1 (19) Frank f\tcCarl h y, ' '''. l'1CT1r1ou1 •u11H•11 Oceanside, 14l.7: (2<1) Brue< H•M• ITll.TIMIMT 1-m:~i--------------1 1.110.00 '"·'' ,,,IJ,11) 1u ,10 •1!." ,.,c,.ruou1 1u11"''' ,-i... lf>!l<M'ln, Pfl'ton 11 "°'"' •u11,..,,.1 Peachey, San Diego, 149; (21) HilM• lfAT•Mll'l1 t i' V 1'9 T1>• ftlllcr..Tn1 "''°" 11 'o1"' bllt!"fn · 011:1G1N.-.L JOE'S, 1a w. 1m StrH'I, Bill Burgess, ancouve.r. , : 111 c.,.,. """"· t•'"· '111•. (22) Andrew John s t on , c~L~~~~!i;/1it.,t: Vltlorl• A~•.. si~=~~.:;...~1~~·.•;,,·. c'!i?r."'~. '1'1 Hou~ton. 152: (23) Bill lbs J r., 11,._,._,4 J .. ~"" II. MIHI•••· "'o .• 111 IU! Tiii• butlNU 1, blll>ll c....tuctN ,, '" New Orleans, 161; ( 2 4 ) ll ,, ll•HI, NtwPo11 l•Kh. C•lll. nMO. 1na1vlllu1!. o 11 'Thi• .,.,,,.""' 11 .. 1,,, tarMluclec ..., .,, J1>1et>11 11;, M1111t1n Richard Ennerson, Houalon, IU.of lncllvldull. Thl1 1101,,,.,.,;1 Ill.a ""lttl ,,,.. (toJnly '1.tJ El'-Ba]] •• n1 IJ J<»Ollll •· f\11111••" ct .. k fll °''"'' c ... rrtv ..,: Jurv M. 1t71. 162: (1.,1 wn as, ,;,an "·" 'fi.11 .i11tm•"' 1111(1 "'"~ '"• c;e.,Mv l'v '""" J. I••••'•" O.IWTY CDUnfV Die.go, 171 : (26) D11vtd Fot, 3,0ll.lt c;ien el Otofte• C11Unlv fll'I Julv 10, ltll. Cl~•k tllJ ev 111tv J . 11111l•n Oopvtr CC1V•tv Pub1l111te1 °''"" Cot•! 0•11¥ ,1101, Houston, 172; t'l1) Joe Ellis, Cl•fll. ..ij1Ur1 '· ,, "' 1J 1t,! 1101>71 H I 189 1n •1 Put1Ho~oc1 0, 0 ,.., Co.•t Dolly ''""i l===~~~~~~~~~===:i:g~o~u.s§~o~n~.g~~·~~;~~~;~_I •.1.111 ilv1u11 1. '· 11, 1J t•11 n~ 11 LEGAL NOTICE '"'11 -"---'.::.c:;;;;C';~O;:;:;;;;::;;;~.:.:.:..c l.~~~_.:::'.:'.'.'.:'.::..'.:'..'.'.:'.'.'..~~~ 1'1111.n LEGAL NOTICE , 11• '1Cfl'fl(XU I UllM!tl , lJllJ NAM• ITAT•Mll'IT ,1(TITIOUI I UllloJ•ll TM-r.Jtowl•I ,..1_1 1rt llelnt Jil,,. . .El I HlflM, bll"' fl•ll dw!v ''"'°'"• "'"°'"' '"' tt'ft: Tfllt fie 10 flit 'vfitlc; ill"'l"ltlt otor I" •lid '°" "'' M"'MI itAllMIMT bu1l••t1 ti: C-IY {II °'""''· ,,,, • ., CtlUe,,,.. m11 Ill• l•flOO•l'lll h • ·~ •IWI tof"•KI r-rt fll "" .. 111n ., d«t<lflllt """l!fl T!W lDllewl ... "'~" 1, °"'"' lovll1111u CllOUP TWO, 17fl • ..,MIO. AY• .. KIDS LOVE UNCLE LEN ..,.., Umt lftlO M1 "'""' "' tllt ,,.,,Od c--l"f J•l'lllry I. !t71 tllll ....i1.,. J-)0, 1011 , lntl!Hllnt 111 "'"'"" w~l~o, 11. St~I• /\flt, 1170$ . ..,.,.. -...,__, ..... r-r10<J II "["": l/11! ~· It ""' no.., 1"'11 W'll> 1>11 •! 1ny II"'" 1n•.,..,1"11 Ill !llt ,..._"VI., ol _...LIN'$ GULF if ltV ICf.. MIO W. lll"'ln 0. 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C lt1~ ti 0111>•• Coo.,!v on: J111, 1l, 1t1• I ll'Y ""'"""' I '·'"'II•• ' o • o < o Ot-~ ~ t••H'r' J. ~··~~"~ o'~"" Co...M• "~ "'"""" J, Mo••~~ l~UtY OUI> ?1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=1 ' Cllfl Ctot~. _._ .. _ ...... _. __ o_ .. _~_._,.. __ ._,_o_._ .. _,_._1_ .. _._._~_._._._._._,_ .. _,_ •. _ .. _,_. _____________________ _:~c•..:".:.i f'UDllV...t "'""'' C:otlf C•Uv ,II.,., Pulllltlltll IJl'•ll .. C..11 Diii\' ,~. °''*''' t, t' It, D lfll .... '1 Jwty 1' eflt All.-! I. I. I .. "" ~ I l' ) r I ' . . . . . . DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED 546-8640 2629 llarbor, c .t I. Thinking of SELLING? Let us help, v.·e t\•ill buy your house today for its full valtie. The only ad· d itional charge is 1 % of the st'lling prict. Ko ad· ditlonal txpense. We need house•! It doesn't cost anything to call and find out-·you might even liave!? GET POOL IARGAlN $26,000 Fantastic: value. 3 large ix'drooms, 2 ba1hs, large richly paneled living r o o m , plush carpets throughout. Largt back yard \V i t h sparkling pool. lot~ of deckin~ & breezy lanai .. Hurry it v>on't last ~ ACTION WATER FRONT NEWPORT IEACH $42,500711 Co1Tect, lhi!ii imprPssive '1 IJt>dtoom beach home is only 7 yl'ars old. "It fe11turPs 2400 sq. ft. of fun living in 2 ~fa baths, s h 11 k e roof. built·in ki tchl'n, forced A.ir heat· ing, double ~arage & blcl!'k 111811 fenre sttr- rouod~. Si;t lhis for surr . FASTER EASTS I DE l IEDROOM Sll,500 A charmr.r 11·ith J IJf'd- room~. 2 bti.lh~. hu~e park like yard. detarhC'd garage, great lnc::aiion and priced to i;r>ll at $23,SOO. Call no11·? FROM COLLEGE rARK APPRECIATED Truly • ranch i;tylc ho1ne wi lh shakf' r oof & low hanging t' a \" e !i , beautifully IAndscBJ}f'd front and rear yards ron1plete 1\· i 1 h f ish pond!r 11 n d fo11 nt11ins. rustic b<'am Cl'ilings ar· rent hUll;f' 11ddr d family rm. and brt"'z~· r ovrrPil patio. 3 oversize lwd· rooms-, 2 lilf'd balhs, brick fireplace & bui H· in kitrhrn \'11.h !f• pricrd 11t s.12.000. ov.·n. ers aruiou~! FARROW SHARP & COLORFUL .1 brch'onm rn!t<i~P. c·nv· rr••d patio. Pirture a \1h11r pif'k Pt '''"('" n nd you'll h111·p \'Our d1·.,a1n homr. _Rrsl Cn~l a ll !l'Sll lorFl.tion, O\'>nf'r s.ay s sell! R!DUCED SI ,ODD.OD GORGEOUS SPLIT LEVEL This 4·year·old home ls in better than ne,\· con- dition. all Javishfy land· ll'B.ped, pool :<iZf' yard, neat & clean inside, :1 master sitt' bedroom;;;, roomy built.in kitchtn 11·lth breakfast bar plus you get a hugr bonu!I'. room to rinish as 1 fam. try projt'cl. Reduct'd to $31,500. See it! MESA VERDI REDUCED $2000 This ls t he hc>mt' you'l·t' n.J~•ays "-'Anled but rou!d not afford. Lo<'11.tf'd in the prestige area vi 11-tes• Ve.rde, lhls Pace. setter home tt'ill go ta.~!. 3 bedroom drlux~nlv 136.500-optn Sun. 1-5. 1724 ~llnorca ! 2'29 Harbor BIYd. 546 -8640 OPEN EYES. 11L1 8:30 2639 llarbor, C.1it. • a G•neral • --·---.... 4 BIG BEDROOMS plus a. family roooi. make !hi&: our neatesl packa~! Lovely hw<lscaping, v.11.h sprinkler~ and patio. and 11et in'.o 11 true COID>+TRY SEITIJ\G' in an an:/!. of roll· ing l'lil!s. lt's VACANT a.nd r~l,!ACULATE a.nd ill )Olll'S !or $29,~. [)ov.•n pymt of only $2100. tn any• one~ COATS ... WALLACE REALTORS -~141- (0p~n Evenings) VIEW LOT WESTSIDE BLUFFS (Ocean &_ !ITotinlains) Q111t l cul..dc·sac 11trcct, ;16,500. w/rern1s. MESA VERDE 2-itory 2{118 S. CAPELL.,\, C.i\-1. OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 4 Bdrn1 & den, 2~~ bath, littpl, bltins, c.-ov'd pelio, shake rool, hid & fltrd e POOL e, auto garage door opener, room tor boat or cantper or tra.iler $47,1))). Roy McC•rdl• R1altor 1810 Ne~·port Blvd., C.fil. S41-7729 -[]-'EASTERN CHARM I for lilOSP uSt'd Ill 1<11-.;11 be-tlroon1~. kitchen:;. An d $pa ce hetween neighbor~ Perfet-! lor t,hc !Hrge fainily, 7i tx-drooms. 4 baths , breakfast room, ri in i n I room and T,x11.s size swim- ming pool. One of Ne1•lport Beach's fines! are11s . Brtter lakt' a look, quic·k. $65,500. 1 1~::1 I GET STARTED STOP RENTING Save Maney PriCT of ownl'r1>h1p t bedroom, 2 b a 1 h ron· 1kimi111u111 v.·1 1h dining arel\ .and a ~at patio for t n- tertainin~. Vrry J1t!k-or rio upkt'ep. Clubh<ollse anil poolc0t al }Our <lispo~al. Could ~ fur yon. $Z1.9""JO. Call 6Ui-7lil. 'If'' THE REAL ~ESTATERS " '• I •,I ' ,• ' ) o~. of ~~~!~!lls1 sell large l bedroom a nd fan11!y 1n ;\lesa Verde, beautiflll llighlancls homt' nn cul-dr· sac sireC'L Excellrnt condi· tion \\'alk 10 school. J-\111 pric'e $~0.9~. Call 5MJ-ll:-il (Opt'n 'VP!<.} 1 ........ .1> .... HIRITAGI v ILll Bl•n = OUTDOORABLE 11 Cool tropical foila11, ttnd alum1nu1n pa tln cover make for a Pol;nesinn ITtrral. 1\ci<t 1!..~ a pin and Just a11 ~hilfll, 1nth rirrpli!!'r. ('81'- pcts. d r;1[)('>1, hrt•lr 's k1I. ('!1en, llllCI ClllH'f''. S2.~.:ll)'} VA 11r F'H A TPrr111', Brok~r S.12--4·1;)~, or ~HO·~• l l(l I POOLS&BfA"C~H~E~S~ $43,500 2 Br. t ha 11 /pri\•. pool, y8rd & 1.,.,v, l11n111. ,\1ni ror· ona del i\lar lnc1111011. !0.1 . Home Show Re11ltors. "Annrha 1r llousrh11nliniz" ::.m E. C'QAS'I !11\y., Cd.,! 675-7225 IRVINE TERRACE Co7.y i· cle:in, high 11bov• tht: bey oft Dolphin Ten-dC-''. l-~ree rrnm noise •nd cool- f'<I by the ~an hn!t-ze. Dbl, df'tachl'd garage -fil x 158 Jot with 1irlr dnvl'"-'ay - roorp for OO!lt & trailer, elf'C!ric TV an1enna inrll.lfl. ed. J1l!t J-19,500. Phone 613-8550. \0 THC Hr.AL "\.. ESTATr:Rs REPOSSESSIONS Spatkllnr clea.n homes, ll01lW ne1\'Jy pain~ & caqiefed, J l, 4 & 5 bdrma, Some with Po'>la. F'HA·YA conv. terms. Jrom S20.000 10 S40.0Xl . COU.l;~S It \VATTS INC. 8Ml Adami A\·e. 9IU-552J ''Flow•r Garden'' [ Bi'S1 buy in tmo.·n. Ri11:ht \It , the heart ot 1'1eM \'trd,, Our ~ bed room horn!! i~ to C'IPAn, Jtilil movt-111. Bier. S-12-25ra. \-0 THE RE AL \'\, ESTATE:R'-' \. • I 'I • ti U1'-:JT!\ -~;A,;lgidr C, \l-:- 00~11 h) ~hoot~ &. • t1f'n• Fortin c ...... Rl1r fl-1:1--rtJOO Sell Idle !lam& fw! a • ~ ......... _ -- . .. ~ . • . ' Mond~y, A11g1at IJ, 1971 DAJL Y PILOT 28 ., Ev e ryo ne Has ::;:. Something Tha t ; ·:~omeone Else Want. DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You C•n Sell It, Fi nd It, Tr•de It With • Want Ad ~,. . . .. , .... ' ' -The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results ';'. <;' , j; I < ZIP CODE J ust a zip from the sandv BEACJ-{_ 2 level living inCJ ucUn g 4 bedro-om s, dining. 21/2 balhs, patio. fireplace, built-ins, carpeting plus con11nt111ity clubhouse. 'ferms, too! Zip out and see it. It's onJy $36,400. BUZZ-BUZZ-BUZZ Even if you're busy as a bee, you should buzz Ofer to see these very desirable 6 units + 2 ,inlaw units, located south of the high\vay iir Cdl!.1. You can't get stung at $127,000. '· .· "YOUR PRIVATE SLIP AWAITS" Yoar PRlVA'fE SLIJ> descends from this beautiful Dover Shores VIEW home, \\•ith its 5un1ptuous livin~ room and invitine: fire- y)Jace. 3 J-Iuge bedrooms including a J\.1AS- TER'S SUITE (that's \\'ort.h lhe price). 2 De- luxe baths and a gourn1et's delight kitchen. 1.1ake an appointment. "Don't slip-up on this one," a marvelous bu y at ...... $1 17.500. ~-- BABY, WE FOUND IT!! ... A 11/2 block fron1 -the·beach "TRIPLEX"', his a 3 bedroom. 2 bedroom, 1 bedroon1 unit. Lots of shag carpeting. new builtins and in top shape. TERMS~! Pi ck this one up for $76,950. LOCATION "SPECIAL" 52 UNITS 52 BRAND NEW garden-type apartments. Check on the 2ooc;n depreciation. A-LA-DE- LUXE UNITS featuring indoor-outdoor kit· cbens, private patios. buil t-i n range and ov- en, dish-washer, recreation hall , heated and filtered POOL, Bar-&Q units, billiard table, shuffle board areas. a card roo m an d lush landscaping. Very desirable rental. area. con· venie nt to shopping and recreation areas. Financing is excellent. tNVES'rORS. yoLi"ll be delighted at the return on this in ve sltnent Priced right at ................ $827 ,000. M-M-M-M-NICE!! First O\vner advantages are you rs as owner of the 27 spanking ne\v ADULT APART- MENTS, con sisting of 1-2 & 3 bedroon1 units with J & 2 baths. featurinl! a. noo!, bar-b-q area, rec rootn , individual garages. bui!tins, shag carpeting. forced air heat . laundry fa- ~ilitics and 3\Vrtrd \Vinning landscaping. Let us show you these beautifully designed and built units. \vilh a projected GROSS ~1 UL TIPLIER of 6.9. Reall y a buy al $422.000 . REALTO RS i 644-7270 2828 EA ST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR , CA LI F. PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTME NT 12 Linda Isle Drive Elegant ne,.,. S BR. 411'..? ba. ho1nc \Vf !ormal din. rm., fam. rtn .• \\'el bar. lmpres~1ve en· try court \V /16 ft. 1nahog. doors ..... $179,500 General MESA VERDE LARG~ 4 BDRJ\L Family Rm. 2 bath ho1ne. Spa1klln, B.L elec. Knchen, plus 19' x 20' RUr•1IPOS R.\1 .. I Idea! for your pool table I. BeautHUily landscaJl('t.I [J'Qn1 and l't'ar yard. Con~'\'niently IOl'atcd to schools and San Dicgi) Frn-y. .f'ull Pr1(·e only S3-l,9j() ~ ASSU~IJ:: LRG. EXISTING F1-IA LOAN. * * * * * * TAYLOR CO. LINDA ISL E -$155,000 New Bayfront hon1e ready for immediate occupancy, 4 Bedroo1n s. fa1nily rm., formal dining rn1. Study & 5112 baths. Unusual de- sign by \Vell-knO\\'n architects. Try exchange. "Our 26th Year" ;=--'1 WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 ~an Joaquin Hills NEWPORT CENTER Road 644-4110 646-0555 General Eve n i 11 gs Ca II 5.J 7-3().j6 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; RANCH MINDED? BC'aU!iJully developed 4 bdnn, famil y rm. & \\'Pt b~r home con1plc1e \1·ith poo! .i;, lacil. !or horses, clogs or namr i1. f'ruit !ail ing off !hr trees! Approx. 1 \~ aC"rrs, nr. S,,ir1 Juan Capif.trano. Waterfront Corona del Mar ~Sj,000. 675-3000 Last large fee parcel on Ne,vport Harbor. Approx. l acre -170 ft. on \Yater, with 3300 sq. ft. beach hoine and dock. \Vill sell all or part. Priced under con1parable waterfront properties. Call for "Home~ F"or Living" l\lai;azine t :'>o'ationally Distributed l Phone: 642-2171 or see your broker BAY & BEACJ.I REALTY 1N< NO DOWN V.A. -EASTSIOE 3 BDRM Only $1.4~ do1111 to a nyone PLUS• ' on F .11.A. 1·crm.s. Spal'ious · li\ucco & plast<'red largr 3 ::! Bact11'lor u11its Jocatt'd in I r Bdri11., r ,\:\ULY: r:.:\I., Dn. 10 1 )(> rrrir o 1he p1uper1y. Hm .• home. l'.lassive fl oor I Jorn<' has 3 queen-sized bed- rooms. Gorgeous bath and to ceiling firf' pl., antique :ill completely r('(!~'t'flrll!ed. t11in\'l'l'S, beautifully carpet- Inron1e from units i$ $220.00 l'd & drapr.d, with outstand- per 010_ Submit your down ing decor thru-oul. Profes- p..yinent and Jive rent siooally lanc!S('p('d, roveI"f'd FREE. fu}J price i! $37,500. patio, In::. fenced yard \\"ilh Wa Iker & Lee frui t tN'l'li. An ou1standing buy at only $25,5C(l -ACT 7700 llart>or Bh·d. al Adams :,1J-O-l6:J Ori•~n 'til 9 P.\1 HOME & INCOME TOO LARGE :"\ bedroon1 home NO\Y :!i M. M. LA BORDE w;th HARDW9'JD Fl.OORS 220 E. 17th 646•0555 and 2\'t ci..r gar:ag" PLUS --IOVl'ly 2 bedroon1 ItENTAL Evenu1gs Call 6·M-100:t home-in rear. Ou~1anding MESA VERDE valur a! $L,i;)(), POOL HOME Call 5-1().ll,JJ (0Jl('n l'Vf.'S.) r;jiij~;,~;Hiiji~~ILovcly 4 Bdnn P;iceset!C'r Q r.-. HEIUTAGE v.·ith island ki1chen, dining General NOT FOR SALE -unJess il'.11 just right for you. Tiu~ 4 bedroom patio home is \1'itllin v.·alking dista,n<:e of shopping, parochi a l sehool and churches. All this aod only 5 n1inutes h'On1 the bC'ach. A great hon1e for $'!.1,000. For in· formation call 646-7171. \-0' THE REAL ~ESTATI:RS ~ ' ' . . ' ' l-~~~~--c-c-c::c:-1 WHY WA IT lN LINE? OPEN HOUSE DAILY lJlJ SUSSEX L.~. N.B. 10·,-;, do1\1l owner win clrllT)' ~rrl T.D, Don't miss this heau1. 4 BR, 3 BA home with huge liWim. pool sur. rounded by beautiful plan1- ing~. Closr 10 schools, park & shopping, Best buy in \\'cslcliff. Lachenmyer Realtor * aw. UTATI room. slale enl ry plus srark.lini;:, 20 ft. x 40 !1. Call 646-3918 E,.,9. 646-mt JXXJI, S-11,j{)(t-P/Jon(' 673-8550. ORIGINAL OWNER! 2 ON A LOT $23,000 -Owner 1t.'ill help Ii· Yes and i1 sh0\1·.~ it. This .& sharp 2 or .1 bedruo1n hon1el-'==~$~2~5~9~5~0c==== IAnothrr shcirri l bedroom nance is imn11lC'ulalt thruout and , • "'ith huge family room on fC'atUf'l'!l 'ii. beautiful enclos-t::astside CO!i1a li1l'Sa. All t'd pa1io plu~ a bcau11ful At trar 11\C l bcdroo1n, '2 bath, Tcrnis availablC'. yard. Con1pu1'f' and you'll fan1ily 1wm homr with airrre il 'g a \\'inner. Pri<'ed huiltink.itCl'o('Il,fireplfl('(',de-Walker & Lee 1·1ght a t $29,900. 5'6-2Jll li~httul patio, rovtred 1111d Macnab-Irvine il"al1y Company ENJOY .... Macnab-Irvine 642·8235 675-3210 1iu11 1><1110~. f;afa~ '"'ilh lo;ids of bu illins. 'l"ii'f'd for S1C'l'PO, r;111C'I cul-dr-sac s t1·f't'f . TARRF:l,I. HEADY TO :\lOV!~ l:'\TO. &autif\d ly drcor. ~ br, J ba l10n1r, form11J d i n 1 n g. Q\·rrlook~ blly. 5'-riarate 20-1~ \\"rsiclif1 Dnve fW.1-7'711 Oprn "t il 9 Pi\! 7 BR. NEWPORT B<'&llL, cus1om home on lge. tree s!uddrd lot. l'"lex1ble rlr. plan. Ope11 daily J • .;. 2·1~ E. Zlnd St. 4 BR. 3 BA. $36,000 N. Cosla i\le~, Nr. St, Johns. 0!)('o &11. & Sun. 1-~-J0.12 B11bh SL PYRAi\110 EXCHANGORS HEAL TORS 6T.r8800 General For Complete lnformaHon LIVE IN • BUILD On All Homes & lots, Please Call : Room !or I unit.s! Live in a spaciOtlti J bedroo1n + den BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR oonie and builr! one at 11 New Location •I Entrance To tin1e. Income frum J Linda Isl• -The Islanders Bldg. bedroom ITirne i~ S250 a 341 Bayside Or., Suite 1, N.B. 675.6 161 mun!h. Only $41 ,950. l'!'"""~~""""""""""~~"'!'":"'l"""""""""""""i Locater! 8 blocks l.ron1 the a-ral General Uriper &y. Call 546-2313 /or LITTLE MANSION Nev.ii)' !isled Mesa Verde ~ bedroom, 2 bl\th beau!) located on A qu iP.i cul-<\e-UC strfft. L)(('('llen. shag cupets, J)('"'ly drap('•l and jiat recently pe.in1eti in side and ouL A ~lay ma}' mean disapPOintm('rlt -M"I! thi5 unurual offer today. $5),850, Call 546-2313. O T HE REAL '""\. CSTATERS WHY STAND IN LINE? NliWPORT BEACH 10% 00\VN/Owner v.'111 cnr- ry 1IU'le second T.D. a m.ce bN!rooms, 7~1 baths, anr ~11ch & shopping, nelV he carpe~. newly pa1 n1~. ~ti'-2 fpl's, dbl ll'8-ntRe. C)wnd Mit Qt a~. Anxlou!-f lachenmyer R .1lt or ~h MS-3928 ~v~. g.fS-8651 r. ----------1 appointment. 6°10 1-0 THE REAL , ".'""\. ESTATERS. EVERYBODY BALBOA PENIN. l"IUAUFIES 3 BEDROOM """h _, ,.. home plus gUeSI hou!<e: -ori To aMUlllr 1his $22.700 IOAn Island Ave, Larie lot with payable $202. pt'r month in-excellcnl polentb.il. $46,00). e luding taxes. rnn111g1ic J PETE BARRETT BR, 2 BA home wi th deep sha.r caJl>('ting, 2 massive. -REAL TY frplcs, shining bulltni:, sep-642·5200 arl\te service porch & liugi! 1-------~"---- lamily room. Unbt'l1r..,ahle Corona del Mar il\t only $.11,~. Ctall ~'l-8424 """" '"'" South of Hi9hway \outh ,, {-oast --. Don'! fight 1he Sllm!Tlf!T traf- f ic. LeaYt the c•r at homf" and walk a few ahoM. block• to either ChlM CoV'e or B11t ComnL ~T\1.-~ bedroom uni1s 111 ene d Coron11. &-I -B=E'A'C~H'""'B"A"R=G""A'l"N,.--J Mat''• bnt wouth<0f-the-hliflr .R , U w111y duptex ~llltloitL Onl)' Braut, I ,, Am "I rm., 1 bltlt'I, I tnr &11.f'. AU lhla for f l5,951, C8ll C73..&». onJ.v "9.sot. CAYWOOD !!EAL TV C30G W. Co&.!1 llwy., N ... 54&.1190 ·O THEREAL ,'""\. I:STATERS CALL FOR OUR PICTURE BROCHURE OF CURRENT LISTINGS OFFICE OPEN SAT. &'SUN. 3 BR . TOWNHOUSE + 18x30 Bonus rm. XJn t view & location - University Park. . . . . . . . . . • . . .... $39,&IO DOVER SHORES 4 BR. 4 Ba., fam., view, $86,800, 5 BR. 5 Ba. \Vaterfront \\'/pool. .............. $199,800 BAYFRONT ESTATE SALE 90 Feet of Bayfront, pier & slip. 5 BR's. 7 ba's., pool, fee land .............. $450,000 LUSK HARBOR VIEW ·Near new 3 BR. 2 Ba. home. 3 Car gar. Landscaped. Cpls., drapes. Only .•. ~2,W50 SPECTACULAR OCEAN VIEW Top street in Emerald Bay -lot ready to build on -level pad. Landscaped. '49,500. OCEANFRONT Beau tiful gated area w/priv. beach. Custom 3 BR., den \.V/wet bar, playrm., 4 ba. 1170,000. 133.0700 Coldwell,Bankar '44·2430 SSO NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.11. Generi1l I ORI.\ I [ Ol.\O\ " W£A I TO N S OPEN 7 DAYS A \VEEK SPANISH RANCH Hones, Doqs. View t:an1bling 2 lltory "Old \Vorld rharme.L" 4 ma;;- sive bunkhuusr ll<'d- roo1n.s. Hugr J}flnPlrd fa1nily room. :Y.>' µi cture- 1\·indo,1•. SpeClHCular \·iew of rolling moun- lains. Bear ~ki11 rub lireplace. Gi~ant lc '.250 s3. ft. drean1 kitC'hC'n. \I.all or glass 10 l'le\'!11- t>d patio. Zoned for horses and do~,;. 1 FULL ACRE. Prit:t>d to sell. rtun·y Dlol 645·0303 VACANT "Spanish" IN FORECLOSURE ~~ Bank ,1,ants a fast sC'\I, ~ blg bedrooms. Extra 1 Ar g I'! famil y room. Shar11 and C"lPan 3 year old home. Carpet! and d n1pP,; in('luded. Cnm. plelely landscaped. Huge hUf.tl' all frnced in yard. Exis ting 6 ~ ~ loan can be assun1ed voith !01v clo"'ll. Also -exr.i>llf'nt refinaneini;:-a vallable. Don't Delay DIAL 645-0303 I ORl\I I. Ol.,O\ '" N£AlTOR ! 2299 Harbor, Cost.a ?.1esa 3 BEDROOM CONDO Comp!, rede<:., new crpts, d:;hwshr. Rl-!rig, "'Shr, I. dryr included. Pliced below mkl. $20,250 4 PLEXES In 4op cond., fl1csa ck! J\lar, nt>ar schools iind shoppint . $J9,;/mo income, Jj'i<o dn. $53,500 HOME & RENT AL 642-1771 Anyt ime THE GREENE HOUSE IN MESA VERDE Sl'e lh1!"; to tK'lieve and ap- preciate just holV beautllul, i1hari> a nd comlortable any home can be~ Features 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, fa mUy room_ "''ith brick Ji.replace .and 1\·et bar. lonnaJ dining room, llhUtler!, p1111eJing, l!lhelv i n11:, bookca~A. m an i x u r ., r land5eaping, comp\f:lf' 1prinkle.r system, maxlmurn privacy a n d nJany, mAny t:x-n·aa that must be M't'-n! Price. S4&,!00 Phone ~2..lll 0 THI: RI:AL '""\.. f.STA1TRS IRVlNE 4 BR. 2600 sq. ~-in Vi\\AZ!' n . F'amlly nn. plu .. , formal din- ini::, 21,J ba'1., ~lee. blt.n. khch. Submit d0\\'11, • 101-E. $·19,g"'J()_ Hom• Show Realtors "Armchair HC1USehuntin1" ~ E. 0:iMt Hwy., c;di\I '7S.722S * NEW LISTING * N•wport duplex, dole to oce-an, you own tilt land. l DR, le. 2 br. unlt, ea, with J'iii batM, Priv. patioll. t.c~. •undeck1. 7 Yrs. old. $58,5(,10. Call: 673-3663 548-59(2 Eve1 associated 8POKfRS-PEl'li l TORS ZCl2', W Bo!boe 61 1 l 6t.J San Francisco Here We Come So, ~l'll our lovety home F'AST, No down GI, or low down FHA trrin.s, or take over 5~f'o GI >oan llt $183 month pays EVERYTIUNG. Outstanding location on tree hned s1reet. 3 81g bedroon1s, 2 ba th and family room, flreplaCT, new r1.rptts and i\IANY e.xtras. HURRY on th t.<1 one, just lisred 1t SZS,9~. Call J I0-1151 IOpen eves.) Corona del Mar BAYFRONT Btautifully ttdecorated, 3 'large bedrooms, 31) ba1hs, Jiving room, forniat <:lining roon1, breakfast room a large SUllllY k;tchen on the bay, plus a proper study 11·ith fireplace & v.-etbai·. All Gent rel Uloll()Uf t1(JM.f S 1\111J Ett111, &1!1-0000 TO DATE UNICj)UE HOMES HAS SOLD $2.5 MILLION IN RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE Unique has yet lo markt>! a ho111e & not have it sci!! UNHlUf 11()-'t.fS Rei l E1llt1, 17~6000 2UJ E. Co1st Hwy. COIOIMI 0.1 M•!, C.tlf. VIEW A lovely view or our blue Pacific rrom livini:: room. dining area, bedroom and kitchen plus-accesa to best private beachc!. Call now to Sl'C this ehai·mlnt l Bed- room horne. $49,~:xi 61 l-8.nl. 1-0' THE REAL ''.:\.. ESTA1TPS Costa Mesa NR. COUNTRY CLUB J2,jOI) down buy!! attftctlve ranch !ypc l bdrm home East s ide Costa J\!esa. Large rear }'ard ""ith roo~ for ti11iler. Hardwood Doors. Full Price $29,500. Vogel Co. l'\o. 10, 20j2 Ney,•porl Blvd., C:\J ~M-93-16 *MESA VERDE* this coupled ..,,;th off i>t:rl"et I '""""'!"""'!"'!!!!!!!..,,....., guest parking-, space for a MARINERS 4 BR, 2 BA, TOJl cond. in top locallon. Corner lot w/ mature trees. Owner an.x- ious. \\'ill sell below apprai. sal. A~king $29,900 v.•/JO% dov.·n. 5-tJ.-5946 or :J.:lj-4957. .11"·in1mina pool and a la~ SCHOO private patio, make this the L 4 BR., 2 BA, cov'd patio, llltin B-B-Q, concrete block 11-a.lled yd, close to iichools - .shopping $26,500 * * * :! BR., cov'd patio, R-2, lot. $23,;()0. Broker 6U-4816 mos-t exciting otf-P.ring of the 4 BEDROOM year for only $164,COO. Call Enjoy park, !IChool, tennls Gi3-R530 for details. courts and lihrnry l\'hil<' liv- 1-0' THE REA!, \'""\. ESTATERS "' ' I EASTSIDE FOUR PLEX Deluxe. 2 Bt'droom unit& v.'i th builtin kitchen, ('arpets. drapes, low maintenance yard. AC'tual income SWJ, prr month. $52,950 EXCLUSIVE WITH Newport •• F•irv iew '46·1111 (•nytim•l BEAT THIS ONE 4 UNITS -$17,500 No jok.-• It 's true l.· !hey are oor shack!. Good iu- come. Low ma.int. 011'ner v.·Ul help tina!K"t", No va· C"anc1es here. "'"hat else can I .~ay -just hurry. Call (714J 962.<jSS;), HIRL\T [ 01 SO\ .... . P£Al TORS 19131 Brookhurm: Ave. IIuntington Beach G.l.'S NO MONEY DOWN Buys S375.00 J'IC'r n10. jll('on1!' plu~ your o\\'n home 10 live in. Great 4-plex right hC'rc in Costa ~les... All uniti; renlf"d continually. Be )our 0"11 l"lncllord for a change. Walker & Lee 27'30 llarbor Bl\'d. at Adams ;J.:1.;.MOO Open "Iii 9 P~1 WONDERFUL WESTCLIFf The encl09ffi entry lead~ ttJ a ('harmin1 l Bedroom, 2 bath with "°mpletely f:n· dotied lanai -l·Block long. No tratlic. 1tree1 -lAvely landscaping -C:OM! tn 111.11 1cliool~. $47,500. Phone fi3-8550 for •PPqintment, ing in this Harbor Highland ho1ne close by. Gas built- i11s, shell ~loll(' fireplace, lo\'ely brick patio. Fresh nl'w Ca11>Cl'ing In living l"OOITI a.nd dining area~. Qy,'ner'5 family grown and they An moving to rondominiun1, Call now -&16-7171 -tor ap- pol11\n1ent. $36,950. \-O THE REAL \"\.. ESTATERS ' , •I', •,I •"." F'OR Sale. by owner 3 br, 2 ba in RanC'ho :.lesa. Just roduL't'<I $2,000. $6,500 to a~ume 6""/~ GI Loan w/$196 n10 Pl!. 540-9322 e BY OWNER e 2 BR, I ~~ BA. Yi' /W cpta, drps_ ti.replace. All blt·ins. Frivate pa1io. Poot Rte. room & laundry nn, No children under 13_ ~S-0674. POOL home, 4 BR, lmmac. 51,'•1 VA lf'ao. Rt'ducf'd OFFERS INVITED priC"t, $30,900. Lge lot. On thi~ spaciOU!I ran1Uy hon1e :,.\0-JM.3. in Village Three o1 LJNJ. I ~.-cu=TE=•,~,--,,,..,.. •. -_--,,n·""'1-I ~ r, w ,pao,ge VERSITY PARK, 5 Bdrn1., yard. Sin oo..-.·n or assuml'! family rm., separate dining ~189fmo. J'IYTI1nls, i 23,700. rm. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5. By owner 646-8139. Co1ne see. 18012 Aspen Tree Lane. SS7.000. BY Ov.-r1f'r, 6 BR, 2 ba, tam FATHER rn1. Crpts. Drµs, Lndsc:pd. OF THE BRIDE i\lany C"ustom :<tras, $36,00J. 5.'ii-9928 ~rill burst "'ith pride ll'lien ht' sees his daugh1er deso.:('nd • BY 0\VNER, 3 br, 2 ba. The dmmati(' s1airway of F:astsidf'. 326.000. 110 6 !his gracious 4 tx:Inn., 2~~ Orange. 642-2637 hii. Park Honie. Deror<1tor'i; l ---',R~E~PO=s~s.=05~s~J~O~N,..--·I delighr. Picluresque gardens Throoul Org. Co. f or add. l 1rom every 'Aindow. All lor inro, Wills RE. ;,46.-7739. $53,900. Call 1rod11y. (ired hill REALTY Univ. P;u-k Center, lrvine Ca.JI Any1in1e 83J--0820 PARK HUNTINGTON ASSUMABLE VA LOAN $6 ,000 DOWN BY O"•ner; Westside Blurt111 3 br, lg yn:l, patio, 2019 l\1onrwia, $21,500 64&-:W.12. East Bluff e EXCLUSIVE AGE:.NTS e SALES -LEASES ;~~~ {;st iy J3lef' _.,~ .. realty ,,s 2-114 Vi.sta Ol'l Oro ;\'°l"l'-'lX:U1. Beach &H-1133 Fountain Valley Almo~1. ll('\1', "Hrlm~man·• 1110<]('! ft>aturt's 4 bedrooms, 2'~ batlL~. large family room 11·ith bri1·k fireplace. * 5 BEDROOM * En1ploymen! relocallon 111 2 l'llory, 2500 -t-i;q ft 2'.l \Va• h i n g1o n , o .C . Ba. Only $3.430 dn. As$ume. Nece.<1silatt':" Mir qui('kly at 7\~'i F11A loan. Ne\\•ly le!IS !han mark<'! value. See pain1ed in &: out. Owner a new one prk'ffi at l-Kl,490 very an.~ious. -then conipare with tti\s * CALL 147-8507 * home having improvemen1s (fon11erly Brashear Rlty.) of $3,000 in \'Slue. Rare op-~ porrunity at S4l.500 but hur- ry! Phone 54&-2313. •1 nnSrAru Wd ,..~ 10 THI:RI:AL ,'""\. ESTATI:RS . ' 1' VA-NO DOWN * f'HA LOW OOWN Corona d•I Mar 3 lo 5 Br"s, bltln1, dshwstmi, 10 THERI:AL '.'""\. I:STATI:RS 2 ON 1 LOT ne"·ly pa1nttd in&. out, new I crpts. Lr; homet1 with 1ri T\l."O separate un its -l bed· yard&. Thue wont la.at . , . 1 room, l bath 111nd 2 bed-Beach Realty 89~ 1-==1"'uR"'T~L"'E"'RO~C"'K= room. I ""'"· W•lkfo• db.-16612 s .. ,. BL H.B. tance to all Corona. del ~lar I ---,=~=~===-·I shopping. Well maintained, LEASE OPTION Broadmoor beauty_ 3 be.d- rooms. 2 bath~. Better than new &. only $42,500! CORBIN- MARTIN REALTORS 644-7662 2 STORY STEAL Fantutic bargain •I only $28.500 which indudet 4 huge bedrooms, 15x20 family room, lormal dinini room, 2 baths, carpeb: & drapes thruoot plu1 ovtr 1800 I((. ft. No n1isprlnt or mistake. Trade }'OUI'I. Walker & Lee low maln1eMnce. $42,500 -3 BR, l~ BA, in fine F .V-. Call 673.8550 to lill!t'. neighbortiood, do9e 10 achool1. Hul"I")' and call en lhis one, $235./rno, . SHERWOOD REAL TY CALL 54MS55 •,;::, THE:RI:AL '""\. CSTl\TERS ' B•chelor'• P•radl&• Home Plut ~ncom• Owner says 1ell, movlnr back to Texas. lle11 throw in rttle 40 h. lot, 1-BR. in- co~ unit, pool, patio, jacuz- :ti and trtt financing for 1'9.SOO. University Rtalty 300t E. Ost. 1-lwy. 673.WIO *DUPLEX* Custom bl.l 2 .&. den Pl\ls 2 bdrm. rental. CopPer plunlb- inl. Optn bc11m erll'1., frpfc. in den. Very allftlco BLDR'S REPO'S VACA.VT! 4.5 DORMS. ~palmed! carpels! Frnced! Won 't t3st! HAF,DAL REAL TY 842-4-KXi ~: 541-24411 Huntln1ton e.ach SELLING YOUR HOME? Fzee. appraluJ -We ~ equjtlet. Personal atteoHon. 2;) yn;. experle.nct. COL LINS & WATTS 71'90 lfarbor Blvd at Ad•m• tlve, BAY,RONT APTS. -o .. , '"' 9 P>I MORGAN REALTY VIN Del Udo. f'~r I Sli p * * * * * , 673-6642 67S-6459 96:.5523 E~. M2.oc21 ABSOW'T'EL Y PERFilCI' 1~ yr old houM tw .. 01t.-'11rr, Nf'W pool. 4 br, bl' din rm11, e.l•ln Id~ av.n. f'n>m 131.!IJO. "'"or LOOK WALK TO BEACH JeG~rg• Wiiiiamson 2 B~m. home on M t F11.nt1tstlc buy, S-C.20:> down. 67MU0 '4S.1SM tvtl lot. Only $21,950, -You oVi'n lhe land, 3 BR., 1iuid~. By O\''nt'r, nn, 'Net bar, frplc. • Ctl' TV, •tereo ttie. NEEDS Nontftttit T'l!pl111~rMrf. ...... ......131 11 .. 11w I Arnold & Freud 1 ""·· "'· eoro,. mc>- CA11 gc.sim 6 &aw~ ~ E. 17th, C.M. f16.775.'I 520 IJ!o:An11t &Ta-5100 ~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~ - ....... :. ~ ! !'": -~ ·: .... • . . . "" ~ IWLY PILOT _ .. w. Huntington BHdl COUNTRY UVIN' In the city in thi& xtn. sharp, ra.inbling nncb hOme featuring l\l'in- lhe bedrooms. panelled for- mal dininl mom, 12' x 13' 1 prlVBte den, hardwood &on, w/w l'rpjli &. drps, ~ry-bnght kllchen 11 llh blun R/0 pllJ5 lots ol store- al! cabinets. Ne"' pa in t in j &. out~ Deep, dttp lot. nice- ly la.nclscaped \111h tall. ia.ll tI'tt'5 and many :;hnlb~. full price l Z2.500. All terms. Call 8-17-L.?']I SEYMOUR REAL TY 1n.i1 Beach Blvd., Hrgn Bch Open 'ti! 9 Pi\t VACANT 4 BR Sol Vi!ta. \l'ood noo~. lam rm. forml llv rm v.·/fpl, bllin R/0, d1Shll'shr, drpts, drps, pallo, block wall, l'ihake roof. landscpg, prictd low al SJ2.500. i I , I f •''f t l •f I I I; t .f 'f" • ~ • f --: . .-. ,,.,,!!''·' ' ., ; o ' t t • • I ' •· ...... . . ..-; ... ' , -I~ Marf1•9ff, -Unlum. 305 -U..fllm. Newport S.•ch SWIMMER'S Bu1ine11 Opportunity 200 Tru1t Deeds 2'° :::G ... ,,.--,-.':"I -----I rvlne 305 Apt1. Furn. l!;olbo.I lll•nd .... ' NEW HOMES !J.Jok:nt J"t' fl ~ M ~ el.se has hved in, "·here )'0\1 cui leave tr.c tirst im· p1'1"S!>ion~ \Ve have several new homes in various stages of ronstn1cllon, In all ~hapt"s, sizes &: prict:s & alt kindr. of ocean vle:ws. Ca.II us -maybe we have what yoo0 1'1" looking for: DELIGHT DEALERSHIPS -AREA DISTRIBUTORS BEAUTIFUL Join • W inning THm I BAYCREST F•nlutlc NEW Electronic Juat listt'd! B~ a u t i 1u1 1 y Sight & Sound SIGN PROGRAM "THE LITTLE HUSTLER" nmif'1'ta.ined tr l-level . <( bedroon1, !\ bath, furmal "The Siin That Talk•" dining and hrftklast en-a, Factory T raining -Field Supervis. ion -Ad- large family roo111 with $3295 $8500 A S niassive stone fu'f'place afld vert1sing Aids to reqwre)' -e- cured by saleable inventory Big profit s - 0 '4a.n (50x~) poql ju1t outside. E b . b Ow""' tni.lt'51enini husi~s very usmess a uyer. PVT O'-'ntl" SHkl 2nd T.O. 340.000 hormo. 530.tXM'I l!t T .0. Sttlr. $2800 2nd. Call ownrr 5.57-1823 I~ Hou .. , Furnished 300 to Ea.~t and cfln give quick For inforrn•tion phon•: WHOLESALE DIVl-REAL ESTATE '°'"°"'o•" """rf on lhi• SID N , ELECTRON DISPLAY SYSTEMS. LOS ALTOS 1190 Glenne~ SL •loe. Ftt land. $72,!f.(J. Call 1714) 642-6262. Pride of Ownership ~94_94j3 54~16 64&-7ln. A subsidiary of Newporl Opl·Son\cs Co., 890 Hom• PO RY ProducLion Pl., N.B. F11mily '"ilh teen11gen ok. Ul'"IQUE C'ONTEM RA 4 Bedroom 2 bath, built in.~, 4 BR "'-den or 5 BR. Beam carpeting, drapes, lease $2!5 FIXER UPPER, 2 BR. t.ncd l BR. 2 baths. .•.. , •.•.• $26.!'i LITTLE ISLAND, w1n1er yard, gar,, kKlsJ pe1~ ~-:l BR. :l ba1hs, den ...... $300 rPntal. All new delux~? bl' come S:t30. 3 BR, 2 bit's., atrium , .$325 + sundeck. $225. A1•ail st~t ALA R•nt•l1 e 645-3900 l BR., 2~ ba'.s, tam. rm $325 Uth. 67J..-4394 "'' l BR., 2 bfl.'s, bonut m i Balboa Penln1ul• TANDEl\f STYLE, 2 BR, 4 BR., 2';i ba., lam. rm '34.>j .------,--,.-1 fmlve/refri~.. cpta, drps, 4_ BR., 2 b&thi!, tamily 1001"\3 Right on the S.1ct-, , tncd yd, kidii, $150. In Turtle Roe.It: •••••• $3511 Maturt adult married .,,.i, ALA Rental• e 645-3900 WE HAVE OTIIERS no children or pets. 1 l\R. LAGUNA, nice 1 BR, 1to°""'/ refrig., gar., duld and small i>e"I. Sl50. ALA R•nlal1 e 64S.3900 "ll11h 'J \.iid. ---'l\l'u li ur· liNMARRIEDS OK, 2 B!l., "SINCE 1946" stove/refrlg , c:rptS, drps, lst Western Bank Blds. fncd yard. S170. Univenity Park • ALA Rent•ls • 64S.3900 Days 133-0101 Nisltts dt-n, wry nicely turn,. S%50 mo, yr mund . .Av&d ''!d)n. Owner 547-1641, e Sl.J WK &. UP -On Ocetlll Lovely Bachelors I BR.•·· Maid 11ervict. Pool. Util pd. • Cail 6T:r8740 • ~-. I OR 2 BR furn •P', u~. Yrly. Working cpl or mature ,.,'f)Inan only. IU'tl'. 673.Q!!O. c-ell~ lge. frpl., kitchen. '------~ I.eJ I '------~ ~ i ·="'7'~""'~· ~P=ho~ne=Lo=,.c:,-=Be~a=co::h ,1·/blltl5 & farn. rm. Painted 1 ----,~7;"°'"°''~-11~11 EUltt, llta1 E•t.1te, ~tORE ROOt.t, l BR, 2 BA, UPSTAIRS _ lov~y view . murals by famous Laguna SPACIOUS Gener.11 Gerw.11 2ll -429-9S5l, fncd yard, .-:love, re!rig., * UNIVERSITY PARR * bHl loc. 3 BR, l BA, in. artist. $36,9::JO -Offer do\\·n. 4 BR + FR $39,900 $80, $135, $95, BACH PADS crpts, drps, kidl!/P'!l:lli S200. 3 BR. 2 ba. ~ $3(ij $325 \Vinter. S275. 6T:>-5129 )1JSSION REALTY 49-1-07.ll Baycret;t ana, charming 4 ;i.t beach & Costa Mesa. ALA Rent•I• e 64S.l900 3 BR, '2'-' baths ...... p.Ui(I C ct.I Ma BY O\YNER : Victoria Beaclt BR & family rm, Large Acrt•g• for 11le 150 Income Property 16' Avail now! 4 BR. 2 oa. hou.'if! .,._,J365 oron• r access, New 3 BR, 2~ BA dining rm. K1lcllf'n bltns, 2 ----.._,..=,,---4-PLEXES BEACON * 645-0111 COUNTRY LIVING 3 BR 1 i." , ·.: red hill COMBO 1 BR !urn. WAik to + v.'Orkroom. View. Luxury frplcs. 2 Tile bathli, tile 40 ACRES OPEN SAT & SUN BA, t~trees-tre~. kids/ beach, Y"e1.r rouncl rent.Bl. ~oooo 49t 5364 e:ntry, cpts/drps. On wide NEAR SANTA MARIA COZY COTTAGE, on i~ a.cl"!', n<>Js 1225. S\4;i. I Arllt, no petli. 30ll rustic . .,.,.,, . • 80. lot. NOON TO 6 Pr.1 pl't OK, 1$120 inctudes uW. ,._ S-KMl Per Acre GOOD FINANCING ALA R•nt111 • 64.>3900 Carn11tion, Apt. No. l . Laguna Hilts CALL 19\ '46·2 CIC Big Oak tr!es nice building SG.!nl doirn. Pri~ $5.'i,OOO Hurry• 1999 Harbor Blvd., C, r.1. REAL'l'Y 642-8520 I 9 ~ 51tes. recreati0n. Investment ,B~E~A~C~D~N,;..._*~_,;64:::S·~0~1~1:1 I $ii9.:liiR]W!h;;;;;;:-k;~;;;;;i U 1 ~~",,'-------~·I a' I. 1 1 a~ .,,.""""' \Va.?Tter /.t. Oak, Hunt. Bch .. = $89.1 BR pvt home. kids and n1v. Park Crntrr. Jrv!ne LARGE, pr1v11 tr, attractive. HEATED pool, spit eve __.......,.. or retirement. Easy term~. B Ibo p '1 1 lo C·' ~o • • LTV l blks \\!. of Beach Blvd. • a •n n u ....,r5 OK. <ul Any!1n1e 833-v<>, single bach nn .\ balh. No home. 4 BR. 3 ba, wet bar, A ph on e : 805 I 92'1-5516, ,,-962-4471 ( :::~.J 546-1103 Cov'd palo. 8»-1395. N11r N£1t port Po1t orrrr t 922_8279, Or \\Tile: 434 S. New crpts & rlrps, f.irepl's, [!!!""'""'""""""""'""'""'""'•[ cookini::. n"fr\11: on I y. -''--"-'-~-~---fa ht, gas bl'lns. 3 BR. 2 Ba. home or a.pl, Sll.5. 2 BR. va<', ~IOV<", real 3 BR, ~1 ~. BA, family rtn "'I 675-45.17 L Niguel OWNER Broadway, Santa r.taria, LEADERSHIP R E A"•· rental avail. $2.')() \Vk. I t 'd f kid we1 bar, si•p. du1ing r m.I----.-----,-. ~-f OWN YOUR OWN aguna c r r 934.Jol . • rean, enc or s. "'/bl '" b"ff•l ,, rr -o.~~. 2 e NICF . .!!.pt .rnr rP nt. 1 btk MOTIVATED a I ., . 842-4466 Da\'ii; Really 642--7000 ~ ...,, u , Jo I"~' I• -•on, Uhl pd. S165 •up. 4-Plex.. Don't sit on a big NEAR SCHOOLS EXCELLENT BUY~! Owner --------~ car "'ar G d r Reis. ""'" · I 3 BR/2 ba, lge k11, w/encl $130. 3 BR, stovr, refr1g, ga-' '"' age .• ar enc ' 2500 Se e CdM equity, get your azy money 3 BR. 2 ba., v.-/w carp., fantastic buy in &ycrest. retiring! e CalifQmia City, lndustri•I Property 161 .. ,,", S•'"gl•• O"". rrq'r!. CM.ll 83:'.-2172, avi ""· · "'" ~"I for de-il• "~ · 1 M6 500 n,.tio. Avail only Aug. 14-'21. • ... " .. "· C M \lllr...uig. ........ 'd drapes. Landscaped. $31 ,900. Price 1n.ruction o •' · · level 120 acres, S900 per Ac. ;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;,I ,... Mesa del Mar asta e1a abou t our uEnits! b H IGH ON A HILL Eleg ant r.1editerra.oean. AJ soe N. San Diego County "' Sale or I.ease ,,1~J_n_1_v_._Ba~'·-'~1>-8~-'"'---·$175. 4 BR, '2 BA, garagt:. l·---------•I Real state Y Panoramic view from ~.his 4 Siep-down living r oom • J jQ acres $650 per Ac. Xl nt Coron• del Mir fenc'd Jor kids&. pets. L\lMEDIATE POSSESSION CASA de ORQ. MCVAY bdrm. 2 Ba. home, in xl.nt forma1 dining Bnd room for terms avail by owner. \Viii 12,400 Sq, ft. industrial bldg. _ Lovely 3 hr home in best CASUAL Calif. Living tn B $23,500 \Vhere else can you Jind a 4 bed.roam home on a 103 x 118 corner lot plus assum- able payments of $171.00 per month? This one won't last. Call Us now! Bkr. 842-2535. lo · THE REAL \"'-ESTATERS • f I '.''. ' I• ONLY $24,SDD Extra nice l bt>droom home on big lot. Vets get In for S~OO. do-.vn. Payments less than rent Hurry to • Real Estat~ by McVAY cond .. Jor only $39.950. pool. Call 646-7171 take part trade for down in the center ol Oi•ange Co. \\'0~1AN 32 seeks v.·oman to $160. 2 BR home w/evel'Y· arl'a. S270. 545·9491.. Jack warm Mediterranean alJDOl- 4 BR. & FAMILY RM. payment. Call Art 557-9700; \l·irh l ,lnl sq. ti. air cond. lih~ 4 BR beach home, thing I. iv.·im pool Kids Ped< phere. Spacious color co- Completely fenced. room for Res: 499-4~ office space. RBilroad spur \\'ith or \\'ithout children. OK. · ordinated apts _designed & boat or trailer: $39,500. JO AC. ranch liite, NO adj. to storage . wareOOuse 67a-1986 M ission Viejo furnished lor style & com· WELL CARED FOR 00\\'N. Respon 1amily ju.st area 11·iih l~' truck doon E••t Bluff SI6J. Pvt home/horse ranch, 2 br, 1 1~ ba, lrplc .. 244&1 ton e Hea~ pool e Kitch- Good design, 3 Bdr m, home BEACH COTTAGE take over $25 nl!r mo. &. free~·a.y accelis. Asking util's pd. Kid~ horsn OK. Chrisanra Dr. S'22."1 mo. e.1 w/ indirect lighting e · •" d $21 000 ,.... SlZ5,IXKI. Su bmit yo11r 1erms. STAR L · n..1,,.,., RIO Ad"I'· No -·· in xlnt location. L»W own. , pymnts. $S.0()47 * ET 636-2860 Avail Sept. l~t. 833--01-13. '"""°'..,,." • .. "'· .,......,. $29,000. Full price. Cute & sharp. Fun -;c~~--,--,---,--;~ For furthrr information, COMPL fur n. 4 BR, 2 BA. 1---=-------l,cc---,..,0---.,----1 1 BR .• f175 furn. L•gun• Niguel R•alty living at the heach. No Apartm..,t1 for s•le 152 please call R. E. Knox 'vith \\'/view, S525 incl water & Corona del Mar Newport 8'.adt UTJLITJES L~CT.UDED 83().5050 496-5791 down Ye~. $J50 down FHA. Eckhoff & A11oc., Inc. gardener. Avail Se p l, ;::o::::;:--.,---c--:--"'"'.:-:IBEAUT inocl. tov.•nhouse. 3 36'1 \V, \\'ilson 642-_1971 Ca'l:I tuday. * NEW. UNDER !'t-11 -~ F.ve!!/wknd.5 538-9435 06~--~·-~~-,.--· tRENT now ror .school '2 4 Br, 21 ~ Ba, ff1l!c. patio. *$35 WEEK & UP* _L_id_•_ 1•_1 ·-$-S6-,000----1 Walker & Lee CDINOSUTNRIUTCATPIOTNS.-l ~Lot""s":lo~r":S:"a~l•""""""!1'!!!'10 Huntington Beach BR. Corona del ~tar & pool, 2 car .i;::ar. all b!tns, Studio & 1 BR •Pll. Irvine, B! $450 & $350 Per <'rpT ~. rlr;iprs. t.ea~ S295. SUNNY ACRES lmmac., like new 2 BR. plus ;rrro Harbor Blvd. et Ada ms 10 Delux 2 BR/2 BA. 2332 CHOICE lot. R-2. l00xl35. im·":'.'..-CW~ol~k:-t-o-,-h<a-c~h.-:2-,-b'-· I monlh. Call -111 .5~.'.--1710 nr ~4~-5991 eves dinini room. $89,500 5 Bdrm. plua family nn.; on large lot. $12S,000 La.n:e 3 bdrm. plus pool & 2 bdrm, guest suite. On 70 It. lot. $200,000 Lido Nord bayfronl. 4 Bdrm. I p'.us dining rm., library & study. On !iO fl. lot \\i lh pier S.lS..9-191 Open 'Iii 9 PM Eden Ave, C.J\11. Mus1 Re Paved alley. 348 E . beaut garden w/gardener. Home Show Realtors betwn 8-10 or wknrls. MOTEL to Bppreciate! $175,000. Rochester St., Costa Mesa. _N_,_,,._''.· _SJ&-<6 __ ,_1___ "~r~chair 1-loui.ehun!ing'' 2 Bn, !pl, bltns, elrc. gar rir; l bl!< :south or Fairgrounds THE McCAUL'S Owner. Eves 646-5302 Close to 17th si. shopping iida Isle 1)35 E, °!a.st Hwy, CdM walk to beach. l2?.Q Yr lse :.'376 Newport Blvd. HOME Is 22 000 61 9509 5ia-12'l5 87()....4058 eve ~8-9755 Busin•ss Proporty 1S4 l=':::":::"·=I=. :::::;:' ='"=:::· = FOR SALE CONTEMPORARY 4 br, 3 2BRGardenCottage.Ocean Newport Heights BUSINESS mens s pP.ci•I I;,;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;; I Rand!••• Farm1, View. F~lc, ne\\•ly decor, wkly rates now ottered to ~-•-•• 1 k ba, newly d<'r. A\'ail Sept 1 Th<' I'lh.-...u"' nave a en e."\· DOG KENNEL Grov•s llO new 'floor lile "-crpt. yr lse. ADJ. lo \.l/estclHf .shp~. Al eve'"""ne. Lo as 136 ""' t L.· ..... • 12, "'1nter l-JZ:, mo. 673·5018. · k ''" cYllenl care o fu.,.ir 11ume io ----------AdlLo;. S250/mo 67a-n76 or nrw shag crpt. painr, 11 Sealark Motel nn Npt Nev1port Shores. H's a 4 Estabhsbed commercial km-NORTHERN Cali! Ra.nth, COZY 2 BR, 2 BA. Ava ilable 673-4696. lloor & dshl\'llr. Beam clgs, Blvd 646-7445. ' ' •. bedroom. 3 hath. lante liv· nel. on 2.8 acres. ~ncludes $275 per acre. ca 11: Sep!. 1. \\'inter rental, IRVINE Tc!T. 3 br "-i ba. park-like :se1t1ng. p.ri pal,:O· DELUXE Bachelor & ) B ing room and close to The large, mOOern 3 e<iroom Brk/638-5820 Ask !or B1U or ~67_>-_5_2'1_1~~-~---"-1,, pd 0 1 d A1luHi<, no pet~. Avail. 8/~2. . • :H5-0-IJS 893..S:,Jl I & slip. $1 65. MD. -P ITI bowcm1> laweon ja.. 3 BR. lam. rm. J ~~ ba., ''16 v· Laed altoa ~'-4'""2 dish"·shr, gas bliins, ,\·1 w. .,.. ta 1 o "''" "" surl. Their son is, U.S. home plus smaller 2 lkd· ~ 0t·au!. i .... sc · er sm .. Evf's &42--:!003 Apts·l:i min. from beach, . f ·"' -m gu".•t or •mpt......-D.W. Newport Be•ch rhildren OK. GanJ. incl. $.\."i wrekly & up. r-.1o ..,.ti":~. Champmn :;ur er "·"" JS '"" ,._, v.;•-84 s Cl ., il"Oing oU to collegf' go they house and several utility Re•l E1t•t• W•nted 1 Lse. $385. 67>--6.-165. an ement• Turms avail. 998 El Camino. ,,111 be moviog. You can building"!. Ex~ting set -up "'°'"""'--:.-,:-7-C"'-$140, I BR. uhl paid. ~lature 2 BR, Jl,l, ba, cpl. dps, rerri~. 3 sr:.. 2 BA. cus!oni homl'. :J!\6--0431. ha\'e it for $39,ffiO if you could be modilied for \'rt-PVT. Pty, ~ ~r. house , or busines~ \\'nman only. ocean vit>\I" ISf'; S250 mo. Qlv1ew 12'.."Kl mo, Avail HOLIDAY PLAZA ~2'.l.~. Call . . . ... .................. ..... hum! Ca.ll &16-71 71. rr1nary clinic or iororpor-! •""',, .. ~·,'10ug~-yhdn..~,~~.',~~,· ','='1,rt \Viii consiCk r e:-.:c)'langi1"ll1 67:>-6145 · ~~2290. &pl. 1st Arlults only. OF.LUXE Sp;icious J BR. ' 1130 000 r ~ "" 1-• ,,,_ iu " · partial services especta y 6te a pe1 sore. · · or 2IJI 691 'JIJ ' UNFURN 2 br. 1 hlk !o 54-H29-1. ILJrn apt. $133. Hea1e-<1 pool. 10THEREAL \'.'\, ESTATERS fun her information, please 1 -. • 1\/a Jehovah i;\' i l n es•· .!~-~~~------!, BEACH REAL TY 892-SS93 l!i612 Beach Bl., H.B. BY 0\W-.'ER -La Cu rs ta . Buy now & save 6 to g~:. :: br, 2 ba., lndsrpd !or good h\<ing. 968--.'Jlj,l\ VIEW OF OCEAN E .. joy cool brttze f1'0Jn 2 story pmt1>:e 4 Br. Nlre cp!s, drps & pallo. 01vnf>r anxious. $-ll,9j(), Ka!ella Rralty 847-6001. "HERE IT IS!!" ,I BR. 3 ba. 60x90 • , •• $TI ,500 . ~ BR. Jl,i ba. 45x88 •. $9'1,500 \.,_ ' .. :;lorrs. !'i blks to mA1n Condominiums An1plf' parking. Adulta-m call R.E. KflOx wi!h I R-3~,,LAND ~~MTEhD I 6-16-8883 eves. tw;i.rh. $'225. 67l-58ffi. Unfurn. 320 pets. !96j Pomona Ave, CM . Eckhoff & A11oc., nc. 5 to"" a.cres. ,,,c, ic 11e BEAUT mod. 101vnhouM". 3 r,:;:-;"-:-;;-----1~-=:;;,::.:.;;:....,._7_;;:.;j Waterfront Duplex 5'11-26'21 Evl'~/"·knds :-).18·9435 Company. (\) 87l-J950 Br, 21)c Ba, lrp!r. pa1io, Cosf• M••• Huntington B•ach •po<~l. l:l!;;pl~:~ !7i~. !~~i:: 4 BR. 4 la 90x88 •• $135,000 -'~='7"=7"='=;== LIDO REALTY INC. t~n Via Lldo 673-7300 SEE AND COl\lPARE! Br. new fee-hayll'l ~ bd, 41s Ba, 220 Nord. 49-t--6415. Mi1sion Vi•io N · I Id•-h I [""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"' pool, 2 car gar, ~\J bltns, ~:".:'.:0:-'.':""".-:---,---:J;;--;:;:"°';:;::~:-"":'~:"."~ 01 a 1yp1ca o ,,..a c pare. 33 _ ~ st<1lr.~. $1S.1. 115 £. 18th l\1od<'rn everything & ~ady Cemtt•ry I~ crpls, drapes, l..f'3~l' $ :i. l\fODERN delul\, spacious 2 2 BR CONDO, bl I n s S42-<l60.3 10 move info. Nrw pier & Lota/Crypts 156 c __ r._ .. _"'_;_,, __ _, • 111 ;)23-4TI O or 84&-5991 eves BR 2 ba hlln~ nr Wt stcli!f distiwshr, pr\ pa tio, rlhl gan.1 ~=~-~-~---I f 0 •= 000 . behvn 8-10 or wkntls. Pla~a. Lease, 'S26:'1. Re r s. Pnol privgs. Only SlRO. ~ 1. BR. Cpl.~. drps, bltns,. ~1.k loal. nly ~~. . l====oo--;---;::--,,.:;: I t fJ 1 ] dll m;r F'.J.HORVATIIREALTOR 2SUNRISEplotstr.'iason1c), BAYSHORES 4 br, l ba, No pe11 Re altor n10.!714!529-63l5aNS incoses,_·p c. 11. • • Ask For Dave Paci!ie View l'ot em or i a l w,· .. 1 ... c rental. >325 • mo. 642-2?!.l ' ' Townhouse Unfurn. JJS mo yrl.Y. Open 1-lse, 336 E. Bu1iness "·· 201h. &12-8520. 67.>74!17 67S.1972 Park. $400. 54;._~ Opportunity 200 , _c_ol~l~64~2~·~521=1.-o;="",--MESA VERDE. !'harp 3 BR, --c--:::-:::-=::::::::::::"7;'-1-WINTER RENTAL 2 BA, ne•v crpl~. drps, Costa Me51 REAL Valut! Cpls, drps, 00 !do d * MUST SELL * INVESTMENTS * THE PROOF IS ' b bf! trpl 126-""" ~~o" dshwhr. POOL, 2 an·s. 2 BEDR 1\1 E ra o up· P1er/Doat, r. n~. c. J, .J'K>-.,J.HN :J .B~, Pool & clu_bhouSl' SI~.">. Mature adults only, 00 1<;·11tle1l. landscaped, patJo. BY O\VNER \VITII "MAJOR" IN THE PUDDING * Call 673-4931 alt 6. pnv ~. A\•a1l Aui; J;J, S200 pf'ls. Quiet. 2295 PaCliic ti'4 '." S26.500. 0 w n e r Beauhful Bluffs 2400 sq ft TENANTS·LEASEBAOCS OIS'TRlBlITOR.SHlPS ap-1 ---------3-0-5 AVAI L. Aug ]5!h. $225, 3 BR. mo. :'ilOO drpos11. 5<19-2338. A•·r. ~8 or 642-442:9. The darling of llun11ogton I 83i·M:'.O. ~;:· C~~~~ B~t :~t~a! OFFJCE pointed by the leader. Ntw· Hause• \Jnfurn. 2 BA, fenced yrl, coverP.d Huntington Beach 1 BR Sll5 Pool La nd . Be11rh. Su[lf'r clean .1 -,~8-R,~.~,~B-,\-.-,-.. -,,-,-. ~,,-.,-,,-d~•-n· CQ)tr-.tERCIAL port lntem11tionRI, c11 n ex-patio, f'""l<". <"'PIS & d""" • • • U 1y •-• •· d k -ulou?1<; 26x\8 rien Redu~ lo · · G•naral .,, .,,... room ..... -.,room num<' An wal 111~ ine 11n. x!nt i·ond. F"encffi & · & APT BLD'GS r,ert Juc:ra.hve r anunirs Call ~3-8820 or a4:.-8139. 2 a rt Townhouse, bltns. · d i5tanc~ lo s<·hml~ n :5·19.500. 833--0173, S I NC •'f .,...~ -' • few 1 Sf6.-• • 642--2181 • * ~ '1 lnn~l•t•apt-d, l:;:r. rario~ I "=~~-~~~-,~-I W . R . OUBOI , • 11·,., e "''o"""g ,,,.,y IMMACULATE 4 BR, 2 BA. washrr. rl_rs"r'. poo ~ _ :1 • shopplllz. Just loc<il~ln '"' S~l.tlOO As5umc 6--;. 837_967.! NP'T !~le wtrfrnt "'/pil'r IR.E. Brokers) 833-9445 hours P<'r "•erk rf'flllinii: Crp 1 d !rpl Bll bltns mo. Call 114: ~142 !')an SPACIOUS. lovely 1 & 2 Br v.·orth the price. (j n l ~ ---floaL 3 Br/2 Ba, frpl, AUTOMATIC MERO-Ii\{';. •f • 'v~' ,,,c.: ~A<' ~'XI~ Di<"i;:O. Pool. N'r rm. Sl60 10 $185. l 1-.~ B'-. "2-2;i-; S1\t:R!FJC'F.• ~tu!<! ~c>ll -pro-~.·••"'"<'k. 1 ... -,,., , .• 1, I••. l ACRE +CARLSBAD , zon-h . 11 RENTAL FINDERS "esa r,ue. ~ . .,...,........,... 8 f I f•• 64.,.30 ~"......., •ff .,.. ...... ., ""~ ..,., • .,... DISERS '1'1t nat1ona .V •>• w. ,_ co•••,.... afl 6 pm. Duplex•• Fu,n. 345 r. un ...,,, ...-;,;i . I P"l'IY S(>.l\l('ment. 3 br 2 ba. 67~767~. f'(j for Bpi&., motel, condo. kMWn "PUDD ING & rnUIT ..... -' T0\1.'NJ-IOUSE, 2 BR 11 .l I sr.1.:.or1 2fi51l1 '' 1 l cant e' N H , ht nn Stale Park Lagoon, with C1JP" Snack!;, And collf'<'t· Houses* Apts. .1ESA Verde homr, 4.BR. 2 Huntington Beach BA. i"Omnl rum, fJ'-t-shl1 I :\1l~~1on \'1r1'l, 11.1i-i6ii, ewport e1g • r>.crllent OCl'an vlew, 1 b Crpt & d \I, 111 t " hlnck h'l'eway in\erchMge ini; lhl' DlOnf'y bn.~f'fi, \\'hat * 64>t)J l J * II. S r-ps, ·a o painted pool 646--6610 $1l;j. 1.,===~~~==~, Newport Beach NEW LISTING an f>ASy \\'RY lo m11 kr ~i'hl & shpi;!; + m11ny x1ra~. I BR. quicl flf'ightx>rhood, ' ' . . · SY ov.·ner, 3 BR llun11ni.:ton 1--'--------J BR. $34,900 111th nr "'ithoul hf'a.utlful 3 motley! If .v<>u s.re rrliahlr. 11,.~""~frrr '" 1A>1dli•rrl.1 S2S:J mo. ;,1:.-61~'2. ~9--0076 (rpl1•• nri11 pano, a\1ar:-'. 2 Rooms 1ltv1dert b) \R :THEREAL '=· ~~r~x~~ Cont1nent11l conrlo \\'/.•lfik Lo11r~1 pnC'rtf in lhe Lovely 11·re sha<IC'd r;ettinir . f;l.r:.., 312 halhs home. r.Iay have A c-rol'ld rllr, anrl f'.11.n ;11.:i UTfi. P1\ID, 1 BR mo-QUIET 2 BR crpts drp6 ~" r a R,. Av a I I : 1 00 ~ ba1h1··~Jm ~.-,. Ulll"~ ir11·. cen!er. SISOO dll"n, T O.P. BLUFFS or a mrr1er 1111 ,·\Isl orr Cliff 1.~t·. Owner. 719-3072. ·~""00 hile horn,., N. B. ;,1o~·e, T"· 'h d, d & I , I N• Is. Cal 1f11n 11a ~.;~411:19 g.12-14~1 Oldrr trrmn!s nnly 61i~:ill() ,1• , 2 1 1 1 immerl111trly invt'~t """''· trig., '"PIS, drps, patio. s a r f'llCl'f. n pe . .. - 968-9641. I ~· ,,,f)OO, ., B~. ' l<I. lfl· rvf' Dr. Charn11ng 3 BR., ri ln. Comm•rcial to $1100.00, you mlly be 11tl-Ideal Jor couplr. $100-$16;1. 5-IS--l~ 54~2J:1 Newport Beach NE\VLY decorated '1 br B\' O\V);J-.:R : Beaul. 3 B. R. 2 ~~~~','.· 1!"P,'.'"c'd~.11 •:f'1·,'h'",,·.· rn1., hr1ck frpl., hrlwd. fl~.. Property ISi t<:led to join our success ___ ... .....1 I I" N apt-Adults only, no pe1s. Jn· .,, .. .,,-,. ,, ,. 2 BR,''"-'-' J'"' .>.J 11 pets. ;; BR, 2 BA + df'n, Avail qu ire 17!)1~ Roches1cr. Ba, lrplc, nr Oo.'l'an. $11.900 Cathohr church_ r.10,.10~ to <"lll'p., <Ira~. Cool palio. team. Drop us a no!e show· $13J 2 BR HO!v!E \1'Hh p r , Cpl only child ok. , \V/$2000 dn. ;iJ&..9612. lr~ Bluffs unit. 6-l4·286Zi. Dhl. gar. on a.lley, SC'e 1his \VE need commercial with ing your sincere interes1, yard "-pAtio, consider P'!I. 21~1355-8:\·17 !'r'Rp1 -~1u1nP. u:;~e '!in .. lm$~ 1 BR duple.~. do~d i;:ar~r. helore it"s :o;<Mrl. """"wlh potential, any size. ·-" w .. ·n ~'--·· '·"'"' how. Good '-, 0_, ,~-. '"'"-· ~·-;;c~·~c·------1 B • i A ;u110 av;i.i Adul1 over 30. No ""ls. r..e.r. ~ Br pool horn t'. 11alk Tri h<·h 01<1ir. ...~ """ '"'.. "" ..,.. ,_., '"'Y~ E 1 Bl ff , , --•· & ,.. ~ ~=~~~=~~~='CALL I;\ •c•·2414 Low do1vn payment+ pre-Send name, addres~. nnd a1 u 1110. ~.t)XI Nrn1u~. UAJK $130 64&-422-1 Assunie_ '.J? " l'Oni·rnl ional VERY NEAT-VACANT ~\:JI' nnid intrresl. Call l1141 rall cul!rct t71~t li29·1492 --· --------Joan. 968-»397. I 1 B<>dnn. elr1•\ hltins, deluxr dw,,.~ ,~ phone numl)l'r to: Newpo1·1 $1JO 2 BR, Jrar & yard. kids/ . S\55 UTIL pd. Po.JI. extra U:r .... _...., 64j..~ BNlker. lntemBlional Dis1rtboting ,_ta &. singleg welcome~ l BR, l BA, IK CO'nV: famtly Duplexes Unfurn. 350 2 BR, 2 BA, adults. 5.tJ-2407 . I ('arpet & pad, 1'% BA, v:ell REALTY .. -W&Jk 1 Cdi\l H achool Huntington Harbour mo"•<"'"~,-~. ~11 ,.:.. fllA Nt•r N'wpori p111 orfltt Condominiums Company, 3700 N-·port rm. 0 ' 1 · or 64&-4292 " ·"'''-" ,.,.., .... ,.. "' f I 160 BI·~· N -Bea"h ,.._,if 12IO 4 BR, J BA. bltn,, -~. $415. Da~ 61!>-7814, eves Huntington Beadt ~ BORr-.t home on islanrl , Joan can be a.~sumf'rl. CHAR.\ilNG Culilom 3 Br. 2 or •• • Yu., ~vpo.. ,_ '._.... · .... ,..~ 644-CllQ} FURN. h11chelor 11pt Sf1:1/mo 9'2'i60 Depl. • 71 1A df115, db1t gar., \gP, yd, nice t =--~~~~----f2 BR + den, J""· BA, \V/D, pl"• "fi'I'•. ~.,, l' . .-, crpls. & drps .. on Ip:. 101 LEADERSHIP R.E. Ba. Shade tree.~. lovely -"-"-:--,--:-~~;:-:';;'.'. I & F V I .. .. vw • ~u · 3 BR, 2'" b•, 1 u... old. F. Vly Nice Litt.It Busineu patio tor chi dren pets, ountain • ley b](1ns, drp~, l1v. rm rug ..• _,, •. ,,, 01,,,.. completely lnd~p .. a~klnj1. I 842-4666 c:1.rpet1n.:-over hard\l'OOd . -. .;· "'""' , ,.--....,.. .,, 000 1 k L b · k f' I n-... As!ume IBA.. l28.50D. Pvt Art g111lery, fr11.me11, gifts, hurry! Dbl J?ar. F'eneed yd. Avail .;,.,. . r-. a e orfrr 84&-36ill. WATERFRONT g. nc lrep, .,..,.amni Huntl-ton Be•ch I Ply. 962--2187 gooci uM'd lumil\ln!. Very LGE 3 br, 1%. ha , kitctwn imnu·d. :136--~\ ··• Y.'ALK ~, blk lo b<>ai.:b & 1 _ [ ivulgrm. \Vormy chestnut1..::.:::.:...""-~-----,-07 1150 OCEANVlE\\" 1 BR \n };ii:;:=;:;;:;:iii::~;;----11 ;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 mar;""· 4 B,, ' &. •ho•<·~ Charm1ni: Co.ndom1n1.um on I pane.lg. De.lightful femi.ct in p rty 16' •tll'flcliv~ slort, low rent, • ·_ B h , f w/eltt bltM. lge-ram rm Newport S..ch La Q • H . MOQ ' r Income rope good lease. $.'l,000 rtq'd incl .... guaa eac ' garage, pe \\"/bar, erptg, drps. bar}~~~~~~~~~~I Uinta ermosa Dav Isl,. lofahon. lri: t'Or i the bay. Dch~~tfuJ \ iew -euy upkeep garden/ 'H. [--~-=-~""'-:'.""~:-; Inventory &: Dll!~un station OK. 5!ools. ' -back y11.rrl. Avail Joi. 01\'nr. 2\J.-.j92.J496. I pool, PJcr 1~,· ,s;,T,· 11 -'-~ __ Io=o.-•.,1&-~ll.,.91~· =---·I (3) 2 BR/ 1 BA HOMES 04" '"' J<.IU 2 ON LOT '(ELY wgn. &t2.-C.391 or &t&-4~. Sept 1~1. $2iO mo. 962·5031 [ 9 ] Spanl~h Cou ntry Est1.tt Uv-lrvine 1'"0 !JUBERT & ASSoC. COMPLE SNACK ~ k h SlR.i .l BR, bltn.~ ne,\' shall: alt 5 Apa1!mf!nts krr Rrnt 'n" & S I A " ~. ~ MUST GO lrrvp Cflr was . crprs drps, gar.~ kids/pets 17~~-..,..-,-----1 .,,. pacous ~-''°'-1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,l 31-;1 Via Lido, 67~8500 I REDONE Illnes!I' force!; salt'. By OK. · 3 BR condo, l-car garage,[ ;;;,,;;;,,;;;,,;;;,,;;;,,;;;,,;;;,,;,;;;;;,,;,1 raced pool: sun~t n '!as BBQ LUSH SHAG 'for. !ale or lease, 2 BR Qean. 3 br home + rear 1 l\tw crplli, new drpa, new O\\·ner. 2063 S. Ha.rbor Blvd., patio. all bllnl. S230 mo.\1 Unbelievable L!vlng • Only Immaculate cont1111on. 4 beach home. Furn or uni. br honie on N. Ne~·port u!e, new floor, Mw pain•. C.1\1. BEACON * 64S-Oll_I 842-7974. twr Apts. Furr"L 360 1 Br unf $150.-furn $175 ., 21• b , 1 I Blvd.. nr \Vestn1ins ier. 2 B f $17S f $210 .ounn., 1 a .. o"·n 10t1~. Ci!.n be seen al JOO t::. Cst Huge lot. 2336 Elden Ave., ADD lo IAmily hudp;et. HUR-F'REE RENTAL SERVlCE Huntington Be•ch Gener•I r un urn The ptrfl"'ci fftmlly hon1r I Hwy No. 53 Be.ysirle VIiiage . Lari::c lo1 , Cl ZOM. Otf~r CM. $60,000. Owner. Ev6 band, \\'He work fogtlher, l o--::::0'.::-,0--':'."'.:--:--l -;;;:::~;;:::::;;;::;-;::::;::;::::-I ALL UTIL INCLUDED with minimBI landscnpinR & NB. $26.;xJO. Call 213 661-J!m. 11 646.:;301 3 Bedroom l Bath, la.rgt Sptclal Bonui; a sU\•eJ'o. --•""n '"'' -•,by ::.m-1 pm or att 6 pm, Bkr. ----~=~=~-Btl~1"ed, .~.~1l""buslness, p~I paneled fa.mily room wi!h 3 BR/2 ba, dlsbwuher, Rcn1 BealltituJ Farriiture P'"I~ c•"dlo '"""•r I• '''""'" ...., ,.,_ • BA YSHORES, By t1wnl'r, 4 NORTII COSTA MESA .. .,.....,... ,,.. 1· ~ wl ..,,,,_.__, •-hltl.rw!, "pt a Id r pa, l Jor u Jltlle u "'cu .... , "'-' $49,j()Q, BR t1 0 300) 1 S•n Clemente 1~• .. C@, ne Y •. ~'"'= • ...i ONE MONTH )'0111'1 1f yoo brlni thia •d + ('n, ver ~ !. 8 unl18. a\l lrg mu, 12 gqs. QUIT OR SAFE SMOKING carpett'd, ne"' double oven Children ok·No pt-ta ..,eue. whe.n you \'isl! our models. i d h•11 Pnnt 1P<!ls only, $5.'i,700. 3 BR. 2 BA, hy owner. Prlctd 7'" tlmes1 low grog&. Good income urn. tim4!. & di1hwaahe.r. Beautiful S'Z3:1 mo lo mo. Prefer lit & f blkl S. of San Die.,, F....,.., re I I ~~~8~11. hy 11.ppt, 675-8680, Gctan view from llv rm & \Vill co nsider house "'-ta&h Proven by MO'• afrer 5 )'Tl contlition throughnut n;o.oo last + sr.o c.18nl,..-deposl~. complete with on Beach, J b!k w:~n H~lt rl in rin ~·11 ,900 term 1 , in trade. 962-4219 Intensive l'!t1tarch. 64>3373 mo. avail. now! 546-8640. Avail approx. AUi. la. your 1000,.i; to HOU Parkside J...am. REALTY THE BLUFFS. hy n~·ner, 3 ~"'~l-4~294---=-~~--\VESTBAY El.DEN ORANGE JuUui, low down. EASTSIDE Cosl• M1!'sa 3 847-40R? Purchase Op~ion (714) 1'7 SMl U , p·..._ Ce 1 1 BR, 2 BA. 1 level Linda San Ju•n C•plstr•no 77 UNITS Olvner wlll cam. Owner bdrm. 2 bath home. Frtsh\y XLNT area. Eul H.B. 4 br Jnd. Item 9eltclion. ruv. .... ntr, rv ir1t ~f-'"I '"I"' 14~000 .,..,., ., • .,.. t • .. 9•· I d I /f 2 h BACHELOI Call Anyttme. 83l-082() ,.""',.~··~·~-=~~-·~~-,--~. -v•..,...-".,.. or .,. .&.16. pa nle , a 90 new if'l!'l.'n w Bm •rt11. 11., 24 Hour Cely. t llPI. turn, util '"'!!!!!!!!O!!!O!!!O,,_..,.,..,..,.,: RAYSHORES choif't loca-TRANSF"l:."RRED _w_,_b_b_Re_•~lty~~--"'"'--'°'~' ~-°'""-y_,to-~L-.. -n--~2~40~ shag c.a.rpel!I thruoul. Obi. crpU/drps, beaut pat to CllSTOM Pf!lkl, i\d.lolnK ,.,.ry nice 'Cm.VERDA.LE . 4 br, 2 ba.. lion~ 4 Be 31 ~ Ba. din. :.tust leivt cha.rmln1t 3 BR., VJC"J'ORVfl.l..E area )(}nt ..,,--==-----ea.rage, cor~r lol ~·Hh w/bltin BBQ. Chlldn!O & Furnfture Rtnt•I home 1n ~ lieHt'r t?'!IC.I. tam rm. CuJ--cte-.c. lot nr room. !luge n1aMrr br. 2 hA. famlly rm. horm. potential. s atn.J; cent. loc. 1st TD Loan fenced yard. Rent •1 $2R5 Small ptt C)k. u;s ... ull. 517 w. l!lth, C.M. 543-3481 Gar_ p\I\ pall(!, Nfl'w Nr -~ • pool ~· -1...,.. $69.~. Realtor. 64f>.-01J2. \V,.11 kept, ""'1th like new Sac. aale. Be1t otler on per month or option to buy. M&--3248 or Aft ~: 963--872.'"i An"•••'m 714 .......... be11rh t..· t:dl.!ll"ln 111 \Viii ........ -... "·'"""· l;>O.L Cllrfl"'ll'i k c:INl--s. Well 'ly s-1~ '·II Brok• .. UC n..L<:. "--n ~· -I k f Lehi.non er, 833--0178 VILLA m . 70. Bay.i;il'I~ lndscpd, with ·~~rinklera, _•_qu;_•;__'·--"-~-----7% INTEREST "-" ... ,,..,.....,_,. '"'•'"' l BR. 2 BA house. Xlnt cond. LaJ-~aj 694-3108 g1\•r " rrr rrnt, SJ40 RO 00 """k Vill"e 2 b' l •-•I ~ 2 d TD L Ev6 . Nr. Brookhllnt &: Adams. mo.!' r""'• 8 AD~f R. Turtlt l \UI; • • • '"'· ,,v "'"'" rronl & l'l!ar. Exist\"' VA NOW'S THE n oa n $"""" "'"" • ....,1 fl fi S75. I BR. vac, Ufll pd, plan 4 14 BR. l bl., f.l.m rm) &: pool. 116,!JJO. 673-:w\.il , loan. f'u!l priC'I" $.'\4,500. BRAND NEW a nd VACANT 6o>J mo. ~ • , $35. 1 BR, util pd, H8 N f; \ ' ! Ii :'i b r I n I 11M31 SlftTI Chula, so.~ PARK Udo nr. Hoa~. 3 RR. Ca.JI 493-1114 RK!tor TIME FOR ' BR. 2 .8\ory home. crpla, LRG 2 story. l BR, 2 hn, s:so. l BR mobile hmt, Ulll IOOlh ll('V.'ly !lf'cor, w/land 628-5262 tiwntr. 3 Ba. bl!N!. \\'/0, pool. 1 -~A~R~T=1 ST==·=s~v=1=-=v~H=o=,,=,~E~ .. ..r~2-171 ba.-ed on ~IZ;ll dTpg. l>ltins. near the be11rh! c.hlktre.n A, petir OK, $2'TJ pd, C.M, ll'P!l.l'I0\1' l 1,r •P1, u!ll. prl. 2 'ruRn.£ ROCK S.l3,fal. ~00 O~r Nrar """" 2 ,,~~. 4 BR. 2 9UICK CASH ~"' ffllrboT.,.. n m. f:''~~ OTI~ Jt!~":;e;:: mo. 5'1()...426..1 s.~. 1 B R, \J11I prl . c M. BUu Och $210. S.l&--Mi1 am, .C BR Ir tam nn, 3 ha, kar l----.-.~Y~SH=o=R-E~S~--l RA, !!II a.pp\\1111(,'f'I. c11.rpf'1, S.ttler Mortg ... (o.. 54&-4t.C.I VACANT l br, bltn.~. fenced SJ29, 2 BR. mob! hml', Yacl1,_"~""o:-7~76,--p_m __ ~=--i 11.r. f'l'r l<'hls, paric. Vil"\\'. 3 Dr, 2 ba. $53,000. By ()Wflr.t. dr11pt~. frpl, blll' l'Orllf'r Jut , THROUGH A 1111 E. l Ttb SD'Mt yrl \\•lbe..r·h-Q . S2"1 mo ~ 1 BR. N"llr i"JC""an SI~ Incl. 0..'ntr $46,YJO. sn-an2 64&-23i~. or ~1·tww1I, quiet h1\18itte GOV'T REPOSSESSION, low Chlld~n OK. S.13--3407 SJ.lfl. :l BR wfR:ar, 3 kick 01{ ull\11. Quirt at1ultt, inf11 nt RVJNE Cove r't'lh,iflnce--1'!: SELLING Your bOal ? "Llsl" i 'treet $29,5001 494-1871 I DAILY PILOT A good want ad 11 a rood dn. A.\sume low int lot1n. Thi futest draw in the W~I STAR.LET 636-2160 OK. 536-041~ JY...Ol/palio. Prinelpa.Ja only. with ua. Mil It fut. Daily •93-"1116. WANT AD lnvwirment ERst qua.llty1111 ... Bk r . • •.• ':..-Dally Pilot Oaatned rut ttsult& are Ju~! a phone f'or thilt l!<"m unrlrt "50. Stv:rwn by 11ppi 491-96!i1. Pllo' Cltulfle(J. ~2-5678 l)AJt.Y PtLor ff'lr •cttonJ !-~-----~---'-----------.. r,...;.:J;JtJ,Jltfrri't', I .1n •.. ~ ca..!!'""3"'·11.y • 642-56 18 try t~ Penn! Puw:twor • • ·-~ .. ··---. . . ~ J .A.;~c;;~;.;';....F-'."·-"-· ____ w_ 1 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unturn. NSW,X,rt 8e•ch Coste M•s• Co1ta Meu YEN DOME lMMACULA.TE APT.S~ ..\•DUL T 11.nn *" J'"rpl. lnd11· Lnrlry l11 r-'[s 1845 Aruheim Ave. OJSTA \1t-:.">A fif2-2w.?4 I""!"" ........ ~~ I A-1 Apt. Supply Inc. (d t'Jlf'1 ~. Jum i111rr, 11111111<. PLµmb·g, clParl'•g ~olu!lnn~ 16j2.,':. N'~11·fl'lrl: Blvd, C:i.I ~·12-2811 8alboa Island UiE. 2 Br, 2 &. $1\", rf'fri,£, cpts/drp.~. :'>111\l1rP 11rluh~ only no pP1~. $21~1. 67a....o486. Coro;na dal Mar FAIRWAY VILLA APTS 2 & 3 BR's ~r\va tl! paiio. pool • indiv. laundry Jae. Near Orange Co, Airport &: UCL Aduhs only. 20122 San!a Ana A\·e. i\lgr, Mrs. Jnarhlm, Apt 3·A ~6-GZl~ ORLEANS APTS. ADULTS Oi\"L.Y 2 & 3 BR. Avail. Pr1va1e p;i- ON TEN ACRES Uo, pool . indiv. laundry tar. l • ~ BR. Furn & Unfurn. (N1 Ora.nge Co. Airport: Tu~ Fireplaces I Vriv, patioa. 1 un a t 17th Sr; nr. \Vestchffl. Pools Tennis Contnl'l Blrtsr. 900 Sea Lane Cdf\t 644-2611 17~1 Tuslln, C<ls!A 111 1'~ (MacArthur ,;r Coa 5t Hwy) Mgr. Mrs. Thompson 642--46'1 Qu iet Adult Li vi ng Sha&" cp1 • rl1'r>s • til1n~ BeaulJJuJ. P(lnl e A!J Ulli Pd •. 2 Br!, $170 ' Adult~ nnly-no pPt.!I I •e&liBJIU 2J 211 A~·oc11r!o !'ir. 61&-0:'179 \!'11 t: :'1 !'t . <:.:i.1. ~Hi·!lf.66 P.ark·Like Surrounding- OL:IET . nr~Lt.:x i:; J-2 t.> .l BR AP'TS A!sn furn . H11 rhrl11 r Pi'V 1tal1c1s " Hid Pml~ Nr ~hop'-;: * Arlulr~ nnly Martinique Apts. 17J7 San111 An;i, A\f', (',\1 ;br .. Ap~~~E NCY 1l4fi .. l;.,~ I lf.IJ\1AC. 2 BR, ! 811. Shag crp ·~. ~elf clran. i::as '"'""· r'&h\\'llr, l'nrl g11r patio, 37i \\'. WJl$tin. Call ;)\,li.Jliff.1 U!l J'>PI~. BAY 1\J!-;A O('l\\'~ APTS. * Ca II 6-16-0073 * --.-OUIET ll-.-- $@~}A-~t.2fiS' ,•, Th" Pun/e wil/r th" Built.Jn Chuck/• I I I' I I' ) ' , . ' I s u ROE l~-·'.1~U-' ·11r1ll ~ 11-_~6,-s Y_l..;A.;LJ ..;I_l -11 I Hoppy Is !ho blonde-who !:· =·=:!:·:::!·!::::!:·::::!...,con keep her ho ir light ond I T A P C E II: Iller - -. t-9 1,--T-.:.:,.;_;;,.:;,_;;;..,,-j 0 CtWl>lN tM chud.l. qudtod ' I I I' I I' ,.. t:!!~ :::,:;:? =: e rn~i.~~i~~~ .. s r r r 1· r . r I' r 1 • 1111 ' -' ' 3'5 Apt. Unfurn. East Bluff "•1Jll' • MOfld.11 ALIQ'USl 9 1971 * * El•ctrlcal T ri'" \l·nrk, p runin 1, 11µnnkll'1·~. 111'a n up JOM, lan•l .,cap 1n1 . Genr1te f.46-!"o.l!fl::. G EN YD CLEAN-UP * Trader's Paradise lines times dollars COWAN Hl/GHTS '20 ~r 11.lt hor•f' P"'P"'rti .. 11, F'OR: TO'•. •tork nr In. romP. Akr, ;>39-213() prlnd. P"-1• only . T R A n =,~rn=M_M_E_R_Cl_A_L., n11 v 1.<:..wt:1.1 "" Hl" TARLE s11~· t·on c1.r.\N ~ " '" OR co1;r ,'\A, :\PFX:TAL Pr:rrot. • • s,-,1 .. 1M.~ • .. NB -v~l 2 at~1-Brt 21,i, RA, blln,, ,,,.w r1·pr11, I-;q $19.0C)O, rnr m · •• lnl, aml hon1I' (',\I. i.Arhrnm~r Rltr ~6.:192!1 1-:11, M~-Aii.ll , l!I' 'S.. John.'W!n Surfer. 1/0. fl•or(i• hull, ll-paa1, opl'n M~·. Cfln vt top. 1-l'f:at tl~h. ~In nr;.r, Tr11ri e lt?r Cl! ~. !l:.U.-:1'101. ,_. Oi.-., .. r 11u:~ 1dnnp in N.11. V•l11l'l1 •t .1•500. l'r9~ fnr lmporr tir dflm111tll' 1Ufo of tM t v11lur tir ~ l.~·-42'17 ---"'-~-- • I 'I • -4 't·~"'''"~ ..... .,. ... , ... -~.j U •1 •'1 ............ ;•o o< ~ ........ , ............ I --: ... ~.,~ ........... ~ ................................... ~,'i -:•••, . . ' . . .. . ' \ 31 DAllV PILOT I-... -J~ [ -w•· .... J ~ I ........... l[Il]I ~ _·---·~l[Il] I ][Il] [ l[Il]1;;;1 ;;;'""°;;;,_.=l[Il]~l;;l.__;;;;;--;;;;;--;;;-'~l[Il]~Jl1 l~-··-""'·,.;;l[§J~~l , Sewing/After•tlons , ________ _ Exprr. Japanf:SI! Gardener Complt"cte yd aervicf'. Neat Alteration• -642-Sl4S It Re.Ha. Free e~I. 642-4lll!I Ne111. 11 rcurat~. 20 years t.ifp, AL'S GARDENING -Dressmak•r, Cu1tom for prdeninic lo: 1 ma 11 Sewing & Alt1rationa land.scapln& Ut'Ylce5, call Alto ha¥• f.abrlc::s. 5C0--5198. Se.rving Newport , 1 Phyllit, 962-6269. CdM, ())f;ta M6&, Dover T , • Shores WH I lift. ree -rvlc• , ' I rll'all-up. ha11l1n.:. ~pnnklrr rPpau·~. Rf'as. 646-5!!·11<. Til• Help Went.cf, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 BURROUGHS Bl!~KkEEPING MAC r .. ·r:E OPERATOR Preferably v.•ith experienre on the Bur- roughs E-4000 or 2100 series. Includes post- ing of accounls receivable, general ledge r & payroll. Excellent "'orkin_g tondilions. ~alary & fringe bene fi t~ that include fully paid med1- cal & insurance. 3 l1 eeks va cation after 3 years, credit union, etc. Call Mrs. G r@l!:nman •t the DAILY PILOT Help W•nt.d, M & F 710 Help Want.cl, MI F 710 l Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help Want.ct, M' F 710 Appli•nces IO'l FAST Brcakl1.il Cook. No j__......,._ -RECEPTIONIST Sun, no holida.y1. Good pay. ,..,. VIETNAM VETERAN KEN,\10RE g11s dl)'ri-.$0(!. ll111pou11 rlPr r1ryl'f ;j(! Both xlnt t."QNl. ~li;i r & '1~t1vf'rl'rl. a.16-Sti7i, S.U-111 ri. Apply in Person, Kramer's 19th It Harbor. -----~c * F /C Bkkpr $600 Tn Tna! Ralanre Srrvlce Crnlrr Agrncy f,()'J Nf'IVJ>Ort Cen!l"r Or., N~ Su11e 53:; fil-t...f931 Gen'I Ofc $500 Wonderful v11r!l"ly prJ1;1!11H1 ln top notch rirrn . Lol'l'ly ores. !.· ~·rry plea:o;ant working r.l~!s. Xlnl hrnrl1111. Call .\1 1~!1 Lart1a, .i j 7·6122, Al:lls.::a1l Ahbutt PrrS(lnnt>I A~rni:y, 2W V.1• \.\larrw.r, ~u1lr 211, S.A. f. IR IT'll'---o-,-,-,,-"-.--o-,,c,cl -,-, [l:ir·t tin1r for housektPping, I $2 hr 492-3275 General Maintnce ;;:i>I' E XECUTIVE Personn•I Agency CALL MARY BAUGHMAN Prof•ssional I. T1chnical PRODUCT MGR. Salr rep exp,.r, BSJ::t.:. $14.(lf)(l. CHEMIST N1•11·port Beach !irni lli'f'ks rrC'rptionisi Wtfh 1ninir11ur11 of 2 )'fl experience. Pleas-Onre in a llrelimf! npwr -···•· --Rl· .• •.•111 ·,. 1101·n1)r'-1 "nt Jlf'•.,,...,,...1ty & ab1h1;-ri:i 1u :o;tarr .11 m~mt r arf'Pr 1n a r• handle busy df'.~k. which II\-!tw•al branch of one of ("oun-'.! door. Gour1 ("flrllhllon $iii 1·Judes USP ol il 1r1apho11e &-r··1Ps b1~"~' ron1p;.n1r s. • &lf-.62.lR • hl'iil'y 1yp1ng. Xlnt wnrk1ng Plannr1t 1ra1111ng p1·ugr;i1n <:as .!'ln1•e-Clr11n & u1 "h11 cr,nd1hons !· C'l. bft11f'J11s. leis .)"OU learn 11hLle you t'QOd, s1.-... Call; 644-3258 Rrw: 8 an1 S. e11r11. Fine: hrnrfJts pks:.. Call ~9.)-0;)!7 noon. !'lll", f'XpC'n~r~ pltl11, Th i.~ I~ I 'R,.,. . f . --. ,-,-,-.·I , . ,,. ,_ If' t l _l:I'! , /lOl a"s11!rs JOb. !-i!an S.1~UO . 1 I , 115 c 11 n ll H . :J.l().6(f" \\/et os~-()p r<'I'~ r • Do ~nu hkr !l)·iog ~ Thi~ inh a I ll!pi'r. • .iJ • ,.,i;..-~,11) • F' CoASTAL AGENCY .,.. ' IS If\ a mod~rn ofhf'e In llll '\/ORCF f j · IJ 'LI II au·ron. Ci'l'Pl & 'M)i'k wilh 2"790 lli:crhnr Al a1 1\rlan1s · • • rn~1 1N", ;.~ , · • • . ---------.ioor1 !i111d \\lule . .iJ 1~9 .. ll piloi~. £sc111n11 du11es & \\IATlltf.SS, ovrr 21, c-s per ,. 1 , . . """' ~ ,~· f'lif'~ ti0n1e typing $347. prr!'d. Sh i p A hoy _ . _ ----~-I Call ~llllJI 0 1..rP, ;).10..fiO."i:i Rtsla11ran1 480 So. Coas1 • .\'IAYTAG rep:.i1r n1an bas COASTAi. AC.ENCY Hwy, l..a~u 11a &h. 1!11-20.".0 w,•a.~her xln! f'Oor!. drlv w/!l!l 2790 Harbor BJ at Adam:o; -------rill\. guar S:-0 l11-:l6.~7 \\'AITRF'.SS ovrr 'll rlr11n ~ . .:.... · .:__· _____ _ RENTAL HOSTESS nra1 Ei::11 & All',0 671--0977, l.F: li lSH\\"ASHEH, portable. Jim \Vebb, £42-4905 '.11r. Zimn1rr uM'rl ti n1(l "i;. S17C.. ·- RECEPTIONJST -------•• ~-l7-11i1 * * 642-4321, ext 277 DICK'S GARDENING 1 Job Wanted, ~I• 700 &:R~~:~1.1~~:~~~-n~1;r.~1j.l 1 SCRAM-LETS ! Help W ant1d, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 7 10 1 f~:~~~~r~la~:~;n~~rrl:~~~1•• ANSWERS I BOYS 10-14 DENTAL RECEPT. [ t-:xrrr. rlPrlncal. ph1m hi 11g, 111r rl'>nditin111n£, tirnlrr. c;OOfl sal11ry, l'XCellrnl frini;ie hrnrfil.~. Jr./lnl<'rm To $11,000 PHYSICIST Jr./Jn1erm. To $11.flOO SALES PROM. MGR . Rf:TIRED t'OUplP lO Balho11 \\IAITREs..c; O\'f'f 21. PXP --_·_ · __ - nrPrl rla1ly n1 () r n i n g Colle" .•ho11. full tinir :O.lr:-.a KEN~1(}R~ au1n \I ashi>r. 2•; hOUSl'kt't>prf In ~rnl homP. l..aors, 1 70~ Su[Jf'!"ior, C .\I. ) r. old . Xlnt ronrl. BSF.E prrl"d. S12.o00 TRUST OPR. lor ahour ".'hrs . f;:lfj.jfili7 ari .-,. -s:::1 4~7-101;1 !oil'IOl h Coo.~t Comm11nily f"lo.~p11a!, South l.at:t1na \"H.,,.. Ka.malani, &16-4676. to dc-Ji\"C'f papers 1n tile San r:.~p••r, nr•". for 1h 1~ h11~y I I) ' I c 1 4S9-1311. f:\1, :t'>O Trust k i:upv. exper . n111nda- 1ory. SI0,000, RE PRO TYPIST WOMEN I Cameras & Equipment SOB . . fJemt>n1c-. San Juan (.'.apis-•i e. rs -nn y, :-ol'lmc ·''4 s. ~~~=~~=~ __ Gen1ral S1rvices Cn11al'n -Rouse -L.a ily -trano and Cap1s1rano Beach _i.:d tl<"'nrl11 s, H.B. a1't>ll. GENERAL OFFICE I P ;H·krr -PAST J)ARK. I 11reii II lli-~:110. Lrlxx1 Typing, malure R. E . APPRAISER ~ f«'s1drnt1al1 Sal, open. PART TIME 11 A .M .·2 P .M . r.·1kon Fl'N roimrr;i "1"1 12, .;:, mm h·n~. ~1110 • ;1 1fi-:.rl.l:... HA~DY'.\lA.'I, carpen1ry, Happy l.~ lhf' blondt \l•ho DAILY PILOT -Call Lorainr p:un1h1n~ N 1>Jrr1rir 11h1h. 1 c1111 kef'p !1rr h11ir l111:h1 1111'1 4[12•442() Dt"NTAL Ass1s1;int, Lh111r \VESTCL!ff CALL BETTY BRUCE ---;\on!a C11n1crii lolr1 \l'arnet'I t)'. \\'ork guarn. 96~06..i7 hrr PA.ST [)ARI\. -~'.dr, ~11 do11n, Y~~· or nvrr. r PERSONNEi. AGENC'' ------'BUSBOY d1shwasl11ng, 11r;i1 f~)';p. ;, rlays 8-.i. SAiary , Publication typing re· quiring 60 w .p .m . on McDONALD'S ti~li, ~f'll. $6f10 •• 673-~i!l.1 • * Hauling Job Wanted, Femali 702 llllllc-ar.,· full ror llill'( tlnir. , 1 _ .,r 20·13 Wr.~tcli fi Dr., NB ' flf)f'rl .. "1.-.ifi.lfl ful.'"l-2770 Many Fee Paid Secre· t .a r i 1 I Position• w/ leading Companies. Top Salaries & Xln't Ben1fit1 _ •• Also Gen- er•\ Office Positions Available In Manufac- turing, Ins., S •& l , Constr., legal., Per- sonnel & Accounting. IBM proportional 1pac-810 Furnit ur e ----------1 ATTENTION SAN J UAN Sllip Ah(l.\' nr~!.. !AA .s I ----YARn, gArA.£1', ('lranup~. -Coa~l l·hi y, Lac R, •l!l~-W.">O DISTltlBU'fOR.5 \l'Anlrrt, sell l·IAIRSTYLIS°r-:-b<-ttPr your ing machin1s. Wor k ThP larcrs1 (·;iri·y.,..,u t rr.s1;:i11·1----------- Rrmn1•e lrrr~. cfirr I\'~ I CAPISTRANO AND SAN ---Rai:ic II -Pro1e1n -lfU"OITI('., ren1 spar(' in ~ k 1 p J 0 " d, r , bA,c-k~: 1 CLEMt-;NTE BU.SJNE.S:';-1 BUSBOY -P /TIME ~:.iniin. filll:-J.",13 ____ , 11 1111111,. ld\1 Salon. Call Jim I from hand w r it ten r;int rh111n olfrrs an ,.-.;(·rl-'.\10\"Jf\'G h.v 0•1nrr. kio:;: 6 copy, under1t11nd edit l1•n1 opporrun11.1 for nr.i1 , pr. p<>1·;:in Rr. :-.r1, 1111N'I\ 6 marks & lin• justifica· 11lrr1 11 nn1l"n to "nrk ai :\lC'· fl!" Oak Rr _,r1. cu~1 BIL i:.· t ion. 1-3 Year s repro DON:\l.D"S 1n Cn~l;i .\"lr:-.;i .. w fa ,\. lrovr. ~r~1 1,t·11ip!lJrr1I exper. requir1d, Posi-Monday 1hru F11d11y, 1111111-\"l'il"rl l 2 111~11•!,,ni.: chrs. 1111-Zf,66. 1 :\!EN -,\re you louk111g_ E.x1>"r. 01·rr IF.. ~·IU!'iT R~; I noCTOP."S olr. r>..p. b:.ic k. Sro!t, 6-14--iJ21 ------[ Jor;& capable qual1fird ~ri:-C'~EAN ,f; N~;AT• 1\pp!_v in ----c---1 TRASH tr Garage t"lcan-up, rr111r~: i\lol'in;:: lo S.JC. \\11~h Pf'l~ll •. 'itll"f J.· :->11'10111, ~iD30 ln!CflllS!. CT11~:·.1~· H-ou s ECLEANIN(;,. ('(ln- 7 dll.\"S. $10 a loArl. free esl . t>nip!oynH'nt in areil. Cori-\\". Coasr llwy, NB, f ~M-JijllQ I J'('ir11tinus wnnvr.11 r1rsirPr1 . l I Any limP. 5"1&-:il.11. .18,.1 Mr:s. Cat(', 20\6 \~'al-_ . 1 DOMF;STJC heir wanlC'd ;, , day per wk. Musl rlo_ imn~ac MOVING. llBrage clean-up & la<·r, Apt. }', Costa J\·lesa, CABINF:T ~'lakrr to hu1ld hr/d;iy, 9an1_21,m, $1lhr. work. 0\vn trans. 67;>-3.125 lite h;iulin,. R l 92627 .~lore lixrurc:;. ·19-1-·1263· or Call h1wn 4-Rpnl, 673-27~19 HoUSEKF.EPER -Mothf':r tion will be for second 2pm. P"<'an ~'fllfPf"> f..· "ncl t'<lnl· shift open i n g & as . . n1orlrs, & nilk srl. 2 11<·. n•edid during P 1 a k Th·~ 1s pl'rmanrn1 year vPl\"rl src1, gamr ~"1 netui::ll work periods. around 1>rnploymrn1 1n .R" sofa & 2 1nat ... h111~ r t>1·s, easonab e __ · afler :1:30 ·l!H·3ml. -----Fee Positions Al:so Yree estimalt~-6-1;r.1r.o2. j Jobi Wanted, M & F 704 CA f" ET(-R I A • Salad J.· * DRIVERS * ::!·me2, ~hil~:Yn. w~Jig:ft~~: H I · I -410 \V. Coast OUSIC e•n1ng 0 E ">· SAnf11,·i!"h niakrr, ex""r. N E • d · N okinR 646-J741 Hwy, NR &1:.-2716 Please Apply In Person cll'an. plrir.~;:in1 :surrouorl-n111Tors & mC1ny la 111ps. 1626 ing:-;, wuh uniforms furnish-Fonthi!l Ln., S.A. R:\2-6!\i l j\ft~a Cleaning Srrviel! C11rpr1.<. \\'indo\\·s, fllY•r r!t"'. RPslrl. !,, Cno1nlr l :..18-4111 i\1 T ~l. mana.i;:Pr . r ,..~ 0 Xper1ence rlVP . osnl · 'Suitr ll perif'n('l'd all phase.~ or 01'1'r 40. 6'1·1-1:r.n . N I '.-,.1R--l:i4·1. ... ........................... ... n1lll!Hf:l'.'n1r111 . 01~nge Co, -1 cr,rJ~1·,;;;;l~1· .. ~aulr & eceSSGry. HOUS~,:\\"lVES, nrl'd hig h NEEJ)EO Gi!i ~'rirlay -Al- t>l'ni·h prl'frrrrd. 7 1 ·I : f'nuntry. HifO Nr11 rort Bll·rl, l\ll1st hal"e cll"an Calif. rlriv. ran1u1i::~ 10 .s 11 p fl Ir m ,. n I r tr11r1ivP & f'hnrn11~i:: !o r11n 3333 Harbor Blvd, Cos ta Mesa ~·· ~ACRIF ICE. Rl'llUli!ul VP riir 1!1&-."-'617 I Cns1 11 \lf'~;i i'l,t: record. Not under 25. fllmtly inrnm". \l'ork r11rl I ofe, I.ill! 1yp1ng. hl1nJZ, elf". -Hnu~PrlPanin' "·' o,,.-, ----I YELLOW CAB CO "" ·2-_Help Wanted, M & F 710 ---------! • or l/tiinr f'hoo.•:t• nwn hr~. CaUT1na,ll.><>-.ln< ATLANTIC RESEARCH run!iy for llou~r11 1 1·"~ rn 1·-'nrk •1"h"n the rhlldren a1·e 1n i;chnot. 11qur (j1·rl'•~n 1·~1·1 rd \\fi/'lfJ fl<'ril'~lal-1 c·;ip la1n"s 1·hoi 11~ on ]:11·1.'." 1·;i~rrr.~ C11~ton1 hf'r!1~n1 ~rl , li$!1it l•n~h . la1;:-r fh"''· r nd T:illl r~. l•,111:l:1nrl"r ~'X srnnios anrl fn11n1 n1;:illr<'~~. Rra.J bl!Y al ~:!()() 1'.l'.l-l 12S. 01\n Tntn~11tir1a11no E~l'r . Src"y ~700 11!6 E. 16th St., C.i\I. J<:11rn frre 1'11rrtrohr. No 1n---$I05·S120 WK~--APPLY AT C11ll R."!6-0641! ACL"O\JNTS payahlf', li1r .'ire'.'' rn In ~i;M E •ec. Sec'y c650 up 1·r.slmPn!. Coll 968~~739 or ~---'~. I~==~~ ... ~ Nr1v Orange Co. rnrp. ,,.~ "·' HOUSE Or CLF:AN r11.~hirnni::. F.:.:rellcn1 \io1·k-Srr"y,"Esr1'fl1« $bfl0 ~~.\i"tl1 11.: J.· !"hallf'r1i::111g non· fi'.lf1-10:i.1. :,..7 youni:: mrn 1o tr11 1n A~ Profpi::.s. Carpet CIPani11'J:. in.it !.'ond111ons. Phone 1\.~~1. Rkkpr lo Sf;nO r'lul1nr typr po.s11i'ln, \\'f)fk H.Sl<PRS Einplyr pa_ys rPr . rPp.s, No riooi• 10 door sf'll· Free rst. n:r.~. fi.42-61!21 . . h'.)6....40Hl j r·1c Rkkpr·~·1fil!) Sf.I)() /or prrs. of in;:ijor li'\<1 11r f:('orgP Allrn Byland A11t>n-ing or v;:ii:uum (·!canr1· System• Division ___ --~~-~~ McDONALD'S DAYWORK ACC'OUN-TS paynhlr, lite • Rrc·rpl.-Sh/type S·!."·O ( ;u·r;1 /1rn1. Plu.~h olc~. Call i·y J()l}.-8 E. 161h, S.A. ,.airs. ~·or lurrher info. 1"11!1 A D11'. of Th,. Susquehanna T e d von Hemer t Call bet~·ern IOAl't111nd 4 .. "IO , ra;;hiering. £xccllrn1 11\"ll'k-1 ~rc~.$in.Clrrk Sl."J() !'11 1~~ l.<1llr;1, ~1 ;17-61'.!2 . !',.17-0.\91 Kl:.-;1701, 11sk for pPrsonnrl Corp. Of Costa Mesa Inte r iors W arehouse ~~5."\11 I ing rondtrions. Phnnr f.rnl Olr P.Pc·r111. S:[..O Ah111:11il Ahho1 Prrsonorl . ... m11:r. 3141 Harbor Blvd . & Remn an t Sal@ l--8°,-y~&-Be-,-<'h-Ja-0-,-m-,i-,1-1 n.~~1011.~k for ~In<. Olson. Back Ole. 4 rl;:i_v.~ SIOO A;:,.ru'.1. 2:~n \\", WRrnrr, , l ~~""""""""iiiii""""""iiii Equal Oppor. Ernp.foyf'r lklh 1>n1l~. finr ~rlrr!l(lfl nf Crpt~. "'inrlow~. floor~ etc. i --~-A(T-NOW_S _ NEWPO RT Sull r 212, .'>.A. NIGUEL ) . 545.9943 dr:ip1''l'~' ,\· i1ph1,l-irr;.· f11h. r.~~-1.· Cnmm"l. 6-1&-1401. JOO Xtras E\'.PEH. ~1v1('r Sia. n1ari . PERSONNEL AGENCY RN"S, 4 10 12. 12 to )I. 11rs. ,\lt~" /u1n11ur" Jll"C'"' Personn@I Agency 1,111111,, .t· "l"ilvryd. Ai•i>I •, i;.._·. · A I cohnlw Rrhahili1ation.l'!!ll!!!1•••!!1••••I rlr;:isrrr'llil_v n •d1H·rrl. \\,,~·-Ironing ,r,. R1t playrrs. 1\1.:o. nr" 833 D D N B " • I' over r ., · • Phi\lii•s Bl\, -l62I:i Cnast Hwy, '-' -G ir l Friday Cnn1p. sal11!)'. li•l:h1707 \VJr; s·ri-1.1,T. e.s"·d .• ,,.1 1·1111 J>lnrr <>rlly, l7~i \\"esi-fai·,..~ fnr ~"flnlmrrrial.\ .'V 64 3870 · ·1 " " IRONING tionP ln niy home 111H1-un1ur1 I 1 J m :s. 121 ~1 2-NH. I -· Good cusr-omrr 1·elation~ P P..-0-F ES s!-ONA!. d;incr 11n1r. 111 .'l!lan1-.1.7.0pn1, 7i (·ltlf flr,_ '.\'_!· ____ _ si.2:1 11n hr 4!il-.'ID:'il. -ESCROW CLERK • posir1on. srurl10 ni11nagrr.\. rl;1y~. fil'.!-11100 .,r · HOIJ,'\n ,. \ r "l'l•la h Ir * • 61.)..-0~:l'fi •.. AQ o.1----l~-.c.-, CIAISHIF:R, "~fl"r. ll:i )" l' •.·_...,.,,·,,. SF:CURJTY PACI~"!(" • .i4G--:l.110 or fit>-07.",,tt ,, AllftA(-r!VE \\ n n1" n n1,q1lr rl101ni:: l',.1 "1i;~; hr~ '"~---------I " ,..,, rsm11n or ll"l'f' t1mr . .•nn1" I \ n r fl i:: • 1 c. ,. 5 t Masonry m111l. Arlvrrti.~1ni:: n11hlnirls+ f'rrsonnr! /Jo"'"!. tln:ti:: Ho.•p. NATION ,\!. RAN!.:. !lfit-1\fil. t,O•VJNE PEDCCJNNEL ecre ary S;:i\r~ nrf'rlrrl In lr 111·11 ,(· IC'111·h pro-Sl ".O. O •flrr !hl, ~hu\IPJ ,. 0 · t• 1 ~ "-' Lrl!<ll PXp!'r. hrlp(ul. U U L f I 1·,.hi1w1 larldrr hk c hr. !--------~--Rfl<"! nrw.~paJ"l"r Rrl~. M11s1 !'\ R. Equ;i,J pporlun11y ,mpoy· SER.YICES~""ENCY UN S A OPPflRTUNlTY rs.~1on;i llllllir-1111. F /111111•. 1 _ _ BLOCJ{\\IAlJ,S, PATIOS li nn"' ad ltiyoul. Phone CAPi\flf.1'.:~l-:~e<·rrl~~· 0 •.·.· ................... .-'"""'-.J Hottr.<:I NPw M11.1or Ki1ehrn p/!l!"ne, E.lrf'!", po s '11 o rl _,c.,c:_.c,cc'c7·~=~---~~~I •54!1-3173• APPRAISER 'If, I\"~~ I E xec. Sales Hr11vy PBX, Ille typr. c·anva"Sil1j. Lr11d~ S.· Ar· Cnsn1<'fH·-~. ~t!l-1·11\.1. Bl't"\'f'n C11r;1 "'111;1 r olyrs/('r SirlP\\alks, rlrivrwflyi ~1!'-116."i. -1 lor l\'.l:l. oflwr. -.. I .1-·ree & ~·re Posninns Rec9 ptionist AppliAn(·P in 1'f111n1r.v. N·i il\"1111. Call Viv1~nr \~'•Y>rl;u·d AVOC1\D0 !t111; --.nrl f"11rl. "',_.'~"'··-~~~ WILLING TO WORK E xec. S@c'y $650 polntn1rflT• 0111.v. n 1rrr11--Y EllOW PAG E--shal.!. 1 ·~rd '!. n1n. 12 x J:, Moving to $9000 CA~i:wr~;HrA hrlf"!"rs, lull J.. FOR BIG MONEY? Ret•il Shop Mgr. Srll1n01 F.~p prrl .. hul \11!1 SALES l~OO. fill-Ii~:~ Top Company !)Al"! lHlll'. 0,1~ ii r•rk ,,11 1_1 , PrrS(ln11hlr .. ~rl l ,:!A rlf'f, Yi:crd;:i2:r harkJ!mund C ~-~~~-~-I j\IOVING -for your Inca! or C II " "·h " , I"" Sil. •.vnin' 70. 11·11_1n om_ in. J.· Rnnus 10 Thr \\lrsi ·.~ l;i,..,. ... ~1 irirfrn'"'-'l\l'J.l·: •. ~n!~ f. i h:tii. Jong rlistllnce mn~in;::. r·11!1 v,•,.~rrl1ll "ii. ,.,11 "'.~_,,,.r,-,11 2 I'"' Mktng Sec'y 4'> l •voi'ce Cl•rk · •lrn1 lor:11 1rlr11hi'111r d1p•1·t-qui 1''1 1 ur , l'f1•111. ,,..,::~. ;i ·••l'l<. ,'¥· mi..i i\1011 !hnr rn, 1111 hohrl11}~ NO COLLEGE I .,, ,. <rso S'.!.ifl 111 S.tOfl 11•k f'lr Ap-.,.. '" '' I I I 11 h I 01\ Viin N S!ori:c.:r '""'I ·· -·" """" " OR E X PERIENCE " ro1nt1n,.n1. i\lr. llan·v Rla1·k II "-11,. " · Prr<nnnrl Agrnr'.I' Mk!ng ""l>f'r, i::rl skill.~ Ii Months Position • o··v p11hl1.•hrr nrrd~ 11rl<l1 oiirr f'flll)•••. .,1. •>!"1111 lnral allied ,11grnl . Pa!!eliJrd 21"Jt1 \Vri::1Nift nr., N13 CLERK NECESSARY Acctng Clerk to $430 • :'>11\-R'!.:i:t 111;n:ll s;1lr,11wn rn 111~<'1 '"lll"-1 1,~rrrl nwk1r11: 1 ha ir -~ 111. ~!Orll.O:~ 11 1.•o :ii·ail. 1!3J-040ll. r.1~,-2770 S · K . h H d 1 1 1 nin<> SALl<S: Thr i;;rowing lfll·lll ro'nl l'X f1;in~111•1. f/lin1r l\kr1d~ fir arr 6 prn : erv1ng 1tc en I''\.)' "T\·!~"NT an r1o~nn;:. 11' .l'r· "'· Housekeeper · Paintin,. & ATTRACT--. WAITR-ESS 1.i\HC~: ·' .s · ·, _ rBX P:>.""r. helpful (lfr or 11 n111inn~ll.I' knn"n pr1·111, 110 1ral"<'!. h i-rai·n· f.i':-!fl1'.! • ,,. 1-OrFFRTN{ ,,. Live-in rarP 2 ~rhool 11ge. ,-,-,---c--c--~I Paperhan,.in" OCEAN VIEW C0~11'AN s · 'A t t Mgr to$47S ""·"'~n1s .vo11 1ry"Ull'11n11n ll'!!"S, r~t;1h. produc1, \\"l!lTE Forinu•a d1nrl!f', 6 • • Exprr. Nnt unrlrr 21. NO THE OPPORTUNITY ~'OH , ss · o ., • ch1lrh'f'n. .srll. (;u~ranirrd In sonn. PHONE CALLS. Apply 111 j SC HOOL DISTRICT . ) . ,. 1. \lOTIVATl<ll f rr~fln11blr, m111urt> Atr1 .ud.. """' • h;11 r<, 2 lr;1 1'r• C11~1on1 No \V;:i.~ting I :'\I ( :"" · · T h f Q 11 ppP;i.r Sh . . R · • Call Hrlcn Hayrs. ;,.m-lio(l;ij 1\!l rrrr,~1nn hrrr -•1r h~l f' uphol. 1·hoi•r ~nrl oHnm. nn- * WALLPAPER * I Jlf'l':<on Sur"! & S1 rlo1ri, .)!)JO S2 10 hr :-;1.;i.~·.sT,\RTINti INDJVI .vf!P. nn s, . . . ipping @c1 1v1ng ('0/\STAL AGl::NCY \\'h·· yo" ,,11 ··•i,~·· IV. Coa.~t Hwy, '.llB.____ llll,\l,S 11,110 \V,\N''I TC; Typist/Collect. $350 + Clerk 27_ 11 _ 8 A.. hrl'rr. inrrras111.o: hu.~1nrss h.v 111] 111\11e r af\Pd ch;11r, C11 l1 en .. " ' C I f '(ll1rc11on rX""r ;~• ar·~·r l II! uam~ nvrr 2J'' rrr yr !nr pa.sf h,1f.....nl011 ;;.t!l.-1444 filii·17\1 I ATfF.NDANT wlrxp for r '1inir fl0~111011· STAHT .\lAl\ING B ! G a 1. r , .. · i\.lale or fcmalP ·~=~~~-----~I -. ll11•1·1Yir1 Starinn !, llrrl7 Ca/Ptrr1a rlrrk ('1" ~air< •·lrrk ' o\lONEY FOi~ TH!-:i\.1·' li(l 1yp1ni,:, phonr rnllnw-llJ' SALES -Mrn ·' yri; ,r, ·71 f'.\pr<ctrrl to br 'i\!·:\\· !'nfa, 111.\r!ln ilffi:k, PROF. pa1ntln1: rx1/1nr, nra1 Rrnl-H-Cllr 10 L;i. g 11 11 a. r.~rrr, rrrf"d il'lh r.1·a1I" I ~ELV~:S f.i l1ESll1~: A Property R•ter ~O _S525 Frr f,, ~-rrt' Position.5 STOP!!! rvrn highrr. lqi:1·111I 111f11•d, onlrl S~J\ wnrk. Af·rol!~ (' ~ 1 I 1 n I?:~, II ,. rrlur;1.t1nn "r rr11111·a!rnl. A"· "lt l··~i r·iol ·o CAR)·l ·R 1,N 1 yr. f''<P!'I". ron1m I l1nri; LOOKING & ACT•i lakr Sl19 , a~h . 1w1rr ll <t>ll '' .,,' ,.,... R<I Co r.itP ~1urlrn1 n1•pr 1,•. no I "I ' .. ~, ' ·' . . M ·1 Cl k S31S 2 35 F b R d r vnu r-.111lh1t1n11~ ,\ •"· ,,,, 12 ~--. 1 ·' ~ 1 .vlnll. 5 • long h:i1r. 1)('1"n1. full r1111r r .1• P<'J"-innnr! Co1nm1~~1nn THI:: IN\'f;STMENT flF:l.D. a1 er 76 or es oa I ~ . ,'· · ._ ,•...,,fl nr 'lli"--1'\Clh ~4i-13:iA. Offic-. i '.10'' \\',,,.,,,, .• ,, .. ,,1, 1 P irk up ~n~I nfr n1ail I L N . I :-01111'~ nl1n1l~r1 prrson. ~,.,.for ET<'~~llP A· ~rrk a carr 1-r , .-,-----.s11n1 o"I ,, p111·1 1101,. rl11nn" •· ~ ·• " · aguna 1gu• 11 "\ I •· 1 .,., .. 1 ,., ' k S350 ' IC I 111 l'la~~•l 0r1! ·II ,,.,.,.. '' ·' ~ • .•1 PAl:'\'TJNC, l1r r1 1n<. t"rr,. Pstin1. Q11~li 1y 1na1"I. tlrprn- rl;i.hl ~. 24 hr~. ~1o~u 2i:. INT F.x1rr. Lir"rl, 1n.~. frC'e "''· :10 yr~ r:-.prr" Churk, loc;i.I rrr~. 64.">-0AA!l. E\1 1111 !,1r. t n~. 1~ .' r~ r\p t !""" "'I Arn11~1. •'i'1!1ni:~. r..r ... :;1!'1t PAPERllAf\'f;t;lt -;ill 1•nrk dnnp h.' pro! , nr. 1nh IM JffiJl.11. t·or ll'f'P r s1. !l6!'-0]16 .~rhnnl Sal111'1. ' ••m"• R<'al"li l"'i"l" IJlni . .'\111:: l!l ' T l'\/l ~C. Figure Cl@r 831-1477 or 495-0417 1 ynur"r • ;r. rril •al"f'l'r op.. 1' "11 "-"' " f O\lrA'IY r..\. , , h por11•n 1t~•. Xln1 l11!urr fnr ~11 lr" plr;i .... ,, rr por1 In r~r-l 1w ~1111h1I Earl~ \rnrr 111. f., "ltOC.111\\l rs .\\"All.AHi,~: Prl'f. 11+. l'l1"0n2 ma1 "'-fl I I tll ~ I ,,, ' Publi·c R e l. to S500 ri_i=hr 111;.11. E11n11nc.~ l'l'lln-~on for 111lr1"\1t'11.; ~' ;1,111 11 !'Ill. Ill "·. "11•·11 . a n· ·n-i THOSE \\"HO AH~: NCR OPERATOR I 1 1 1 1 C 11' I I nl!'Of'P 1n1mrr11;:il r ly ~hotild Th1 11 ~rla.1 . /\11~ .'ilh or ~rlll! 1'11 n ir ~r ii "'I"• f'lo11' \1·11 .1.1•,·c.· ·in L'·.;\fJN .t· Sllfll'!" ~hill'!' \11 ap[)J'llt"!le"lf'f: TELLER .. 'I ' 11··, " r hi' 1n P\t•ro.~ nf .\:l."1il, rrr 11 k r nd,,,,, .\iii!;, 1;1fi 111 I .11,hrv 1 ' · '___ _ --· \1'0111\ l!ARfl. \'C)LT"l.I, N 11h1h1y tn n1rr1 p11h1ir, _ Nn ('~nv;i,s•qng ()f . .;r;illtllln<". f1tn< f. ('n fil)~ E. Rro111f· \!\""T mo1r -~ .• 1nf1te all llAV~; 'f!!~'. CHA.\J l~: TO ~· "' I f\ra1_ !1•n1, H11dri' ::i1 liTh l:i l ll"l•lnl'f C,J\l ~.,[l('r. nf'('<'."!'Ary lnr<'l'l"ll'\\"s hy anric>u1tmr11! 1111y. Anahr>in1, h1rn1luff' 111 h"rn••. I Rr,1 .... 1n;i,hh• i~~1 642·4000 (l\l'N .\· DRIVf; ,\,'>JY N ~.I\ 4~~ F.. r>niy !l..l wrrkr1;c_1 ~ Kl." ... 2771. i;;· ... ~n•o;; J :'>ia l ur~I n,...,rn •'ll'lll'l"r r ,\P. OF YO L"R f'HOICI-: 1\S 642-1470 ,\pply in PPr•on ---___ I 11 k r. ( r T ------~ ..,1 1,~1 ha •r .\"\" \DOE!) l:'llF.NTJ\·~:. _ SALESMAN . ~·"·'' 'r••<' n. 11" ·"')F\ \1·,. Child' r11nori1 hr '1 • JANITOR • Srr1"1r1.; Thr II",. .. , <•or r I'll') f.: rlrr•-rr , '"'11""1 ~li(1 , ' I i;n..1 rihoor prr<on;1li1v, t: \\I·. LL l'.\Y ~·on IT. CENTINElLA BANK Call ''Ir• Schm1rl1 MAR INER S l\'f·.~·rcL1f·~· 11phnl 1·h:i q · S~tl r ;1 , b;kr I 1;.~-,,1 h~11r11<!"1!1n1: ~:,prr. ho~p11at 1·lra n1ng. .1.l.~~ 11·. fo;i~I lh1y [ [§ \If' nllf'l' SAVINGS & LOAN • Sl .. 1'1 11Til1l~f11;1'f'ly f"\'l"lllni:: ,\.-lll~lll i;h1f1~. --:..:r w[Xlrt Rr111"h ri·:n.<;ONNEI~ ,\l;~::-.:rr Me1Chl nd•se ) f'!t\.. ~Tn -,~.i-J lfi CLERK TYPIST ---APAl1T \\~'"IT Cl.t:A;\11\l(j 11 1i11 1 11mc Off' \\"nr~1 ' f \111 Tlll1p \\'Ill"~ 1515 Westcliff Dr. • l.1hrr;i l t"r1n"1> Rrnrll1~ N-11lh Coa:-1 Con1111un1ty Nl!R."\ES nrrrlrd lor pl! rtu-:l!J.1.l WP~!t•lirr Dr., ,\18 I ~· ;;;;;;;~:;v~ n1•n~;o1, l:l"•'f'll l\\Crrl. I l'lra."-'lnl nti air <'••nrl nfr ,::::N:e~w=p~o='='=B=e~o~c~h::Z:: e Plush Ofltrrs Hrn:pl!al. Soulh Laguna I 1~ All typr~ _ 1111 sh ill~ _ __ f>l.i--n70 II S"i(l. l.1kr ~:;~~!j\ PROFES.<;;JQNAL pa ln!i n£ _ ./ Oppnl" lnr nrl111n<·rn1rnr ---[),\\"~; LOOl\JNt:LA'.\'O, 19':1-1.111 , t:,1. '.l.">6 Rrr nr,'. l,('S('f1L1l1r Nnr~r· *Sec'y $450 Antiques SOO I---~ ,---,-,,-I ./ Clli!ll(·r 111 !!I'll\\ 11 1th an COMMERCIAL JOBS AVAI LABLE Rr1:1.~1r.1·, lil HllSpi1al R•I . L1!P SH fl'f!UU'f'rl • Rl•.Dl:<Xl:\1 M111r d101•11r i nlrnor/P.~lrr1nr. Q11::ihl) rtNANCIAI. JNVF:~Ti\1t:NT . 1 ----r· 1''' ll1ug nrw ,..-.n1pany i\ulo i\.-l"t hanlC"!'I • Cook~ e 1 NB. Call 642-99;..i an.1• hour ~rvirP Crn1rr Ai;:rnry 1~20 }:,\IPll~~; Nlfll · ('Offrr ~rl ,t· ""'r I u r n 1 t u re . "·nrk J.· matrn~ ·.·•11-• ·"" A1111l.v Hrntal Rrad1rr. ~11>1 TELLER AN:\!.\"ST. R t:. ARO!<ER, 1 1 h 0 • \I ,. ~,,.., '"' C D ,." 1 ' -~iii '11111 -ni·v ('Jr11nrr Hrlp e Far-n f'fl' r~. · R-.lp, -· ·'"' ''""'JIOrt rruer r. "" !ilh r n1;i dr frr>rn i::olrl IPa/ · -. · PROt't:SRIONAI. Pauirin_1.:-1\\" lflih~t. RPh•n<i& 1111 10 ~~~F~~~'.1~'~·~:·[,p~~-:~~: 1n.1;y \~'orkrr·~ e llospi !al Ot"F ICE Girl _ Answrr !."uill'.l."ti 6·14-49111 p1clur" lr11n1r, 7' ;;(lfa. 1111.!lln!·:-1\-Rl·:n . 1r111l;111,,,,,I i11lrr1P.\'.IPr ... ,11~.?~·•t,1_"~:1:.~· ,\Up'TAORTS MA G E xperienced NJ<:J. YOUR Ti\LF:NT." .t· \\lo.rkrr<; • Of11c·I' \Vor·krr~ ! phonr. Typ1n.i:-. Grnrral of.1 SF:C"Y-Girl }<"rid11y. Gen'! of-t11111rrt n1rtl~~a11.v ("hr ~ l , .<r,1 Ir. C:r1'rn N ::olrl. I [;:inll.1 l.ir. ,., in~ . .rl -" .. i.J.. >-·"""' NA ER AHILIT!F:S TO\\'Al1P." A.'i e S11lrs e ·'chorif Aus Drh·-fl("I> 1101'k. Capahlt. 270 fi1•r work. hnokkPPpini:. wh1!P n11lk gl;i~~ <'nllrr t1nn u~rtl. $\Oil. fill-:-:.102 p A INT I~ G . Jl~n~ t:xl)('r. for Toyo1a (f1>;i.lr1 'hip -UN I TED --EXCITINC Rf.\\"AflDJi'\G t>r.~ e Sr1·\·11·r Stal ion \\lorli-Brii;;J?~ A1·f'., C'.\1. pho~ s11lPs. P!I'. $100 mo for 8. 11 gold lr;i[ lr:imrrl RI ·r.-:-i:cnrl fl1l'f l~rr\""l1 C;ir;i R;U<1ranlerllrl.~ "'Prr. 111rf CALIFORNIA BANK CAflEER. r1·.~ e \\lairress. PRO}'~JONAL phont \Vnrk on Balboa f'en1 n. _n11rmr. li12-!l~l~ '\1 ia J'ol~·r,1rr ~h;i g 1· . ..,...d 2 Any s1~.t: )Oh C11ll 61~..-5<·10 '11 nor 8 mu~r. Conri:cr i <'011 6 1\\onan:·h R;iy Plaz;:r For These & Other ~iictlor . Dana Point, SRo li73-9.'141 S N11t107iilr Ca.sh Rri;:is1rr s mo. 12\\.i SlOO 6!1-fi2.1S. Rnid or V1r \\'ilk•, S.<1 n1;i So. L11,1io· CALL NOW Open'1ng• Apply SALE-· Old 1 h -n Clr.menff!, C•pistrano IU'f"a. ..:-i..A DY. ,.~p"r1 in hPl!cr . vrry orna r r11s~ f'llSP Gaiage Sal• &1 2 PA I NTING/papennJ;, "I An11 To.vo1~. "417 \1. v.·oirnrr. 49'1273 e r c 1·1 · XI ~ 558 0444 .~t;i,tp 0 11 1 orTi lll \Vork ln your own horn!'. woml'n~ ~rior!5\~·r11r. Aflply . nt ("Onrt. !.r. work1n11 ordrr. Yn. in Harbor arPa. 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TI4/968-4840lor11\fo. c!l"antr, Cl'riani fork~ & This is for Real I MERCEDES ~~ -A-,to-m_o_U_v_• -E-xc-,,-1,-oc-.-PLUS MORE l--,-m-m_e_d-'1a_t_e_ • ·io r.mz m sE • '70 '69 CHEY. 3~ TON PICKUP New Cab-0. "" hig)ie6t birlrler ihe v.1nn1ng 8 a.m. -12 nr ;iftf'r ;J p rn. IRISH SETTER 36' FLYBRIDGE Crull,l'r, .shock~. $300. 'ftm Pl11.njt, pair of £'il f bPns 111ngt>!s ht11ll -rn7-1~2G PUPPY 1 Sips 6. Fully eqpd l11e ~kip. lli.3--0171 dayJ. by Or11nge Cn1161 Coll"~" tf)t y al 13 k 1 r:c 11 rwhJ .slir~tRui!rl :it~,-.11,-.r Mus icall nstruments822 ei:n e 11.•s od. A $135/da.y , $700/v.•k .·iOHONDAIOO.Su{lf'rSpor t. f: P~_Jll',l's: Show quality, Call n.i.i.8211. $22\ '70 Bu!t11ro Pursang ' ! hf>n~l!l.nJ,:PI (' n n I t ~ t. 'BA.'!:i (, U 1 T A fl ' Rirkf'O 61J·ti19;i a!k for Dennis 2'-" I I 1'00 '11 S k "' • \\ii\11!' • h11~ r11p 1111 ~111 ng I · · Boats, Seil 909 ··•· x 11 1 • uiu 1 . I I ti h.~\ hP.r , l1kP fl{'\\ '2 l'll!'k Up~ POODLE pup~ -\~'ht 1oy· (-! I{ ! 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Cris!a tltesa 546-4444 Bill Ma~:; Toyota I '67 BMW $1499 18/!J BEACH BL )l.47-S:J.i~ Sr;iu11fu! tl'd 2 dr 1\ltt..J:i-191 HUNTINGTON BEACH 1 s'"P a -yotJ'll bu.v 11 I 1~~~i1lls~,~~~~ Toi~:~.i HUNTINGTON BEACH :\'e.sa. Pl'{l('Pf'rls In Oranc.,. XL'.\'T CONJ1 AKC reg Dachshunds, 6how -SALES-Running or not. \\'l]J blly C•1a~! C'nllP::;P ~rhnlar,l11 p RPa~nn:ihle • f'.\.l.7344 cru<il1ty Sli. AKC re i par~~. Jji.!'JJO:i. l nternanonal 1-la.n·~srer l-'llnr: .\Jakp OJffei-~ 111 "1'11· 1 F'OR S!tl"~ '.\'"w fender Pr!fl<.l lf's S.\J. 547-3851 or LISTINGS WANTED ,70 l\..4.\VASAKJ !<XI Trail RECREATION CENTER B'.11\V 'fi7 2000r, au~. !.rans, 2 rlr Xln! r·flnrl 39.00J mi. Pvt Pt~' 6,13-18·l6 ing 10 Pn~lir ~rrv ir~ Drpt • 1 'l'l'ltra~lrr i;tHlitl' S:.!2j Ol'j :-Hi-!JJ9l Bn.~~. rf'al nire .. \lan.v e.xtr11-" ROY CARVER, Inc. nran~" (n~~1 n:il)y Pilflt, hp~1 nffr r_ )i.J7-!'l:1Jl. 1CL-TJ:: & cuddly sm minL DATSUN PO. 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P11p~/Ad1Jlts, all col-1-f O~l EGA-2 sets SAU.~. f>·sprl, XJn1 rond. S83. 5-lfi-87.1/i. ~!'l-1-1\811. f'renr h Prnl', lJI'. rm rt11'-p · O or~. Stud 1<erv. 89.3-9719. 1 . cove1· &. trlr. J\tany ext1·a6. •• 2!3 1 ~96-9046 • • 1970 Ford '1 Ton Sport~ '"'· c h j n :i. l~n~·,1,-1 ... ~.' ianos/ rgans 826 . G 0 0" 0 d 1 13. ~.,,.m p L' V0 ' • Datsun '69 ,.,-OLD f-_n.-:l1sh ShPepdog, ch . " co" • J ' TO/'v!OS COLIBRI 43cc, step->..-u · • "'· au n. fl~. lan1p~. p1r1urr~. ln1s pf cl;iss sur..·IMER c L J:: !\ RAN c E su·erl, AKC rtg. $3j() 11 ii·k:s. j 71·1/bAA-1M77 thru , llke. ntw. SiJ. pb, load,.d. Garage keflt. Lo 51 Q Sedan ll-fBZ 2.Jll cnupr. e t.IBZ '69 D1e~rl • 1'1BZ '6.~ 2W-SL e ·ns .-.1sz 2:,0.s • ~rez '67 2JO.s • MBZ '64 22:)..S, 1.uto e "62 190-Sl. e ':J.11 lSO 6M&n • 'j:} 220-S sedan. Slln!11. Ana rwy, Beach rurnolf, Bu,.na Park. Au thorized O..altr, 111 523-1250 MERCEDES BENZ AUTHORIZED LEASES Au1omat1C" ,,.dan. S131 mo. ror brochur~ tod11.y, call. (if 529-1967 Delivery ON FINEST SELECTION OF NEW '71 TOY OT AS IN ORANGE COUNTY ·.;:, Class1r-.100 Gu!lw1n£. In * Cou pes xlnt ronr!. AJ50 '7i.l 220-S * 4 Door Sed an.s Classic convert., restored to * Automatic Trans. perl,..-rion. Call \1\ 523-7T.:iO * 4 Speed Tran~. Authorized r>fBZ Dealer * Air Conditioning MG ONLY AT MG AUTHORIZED SALES &: SERVIC!: NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 w. Coast Hwy. Newport Br.11d. BILL MAXEY TOYOTA '·.rut, r;:irntl'al. Rl'I cl:i~'·I SALE :'>48-0.i74. LIDO 14 ·w/tratler, satl no • ~47-i.i.1~ + mi. camper w/b~d . , .\l:i n.v ninte ill'llll', tno nuni-,_.,,,.,1. "·'"''''''''· B•I"''''.''· 1•01 1 1 d h .... J<Jg....,1129. tully equipped 11•1th radio, I • TH "' ''' " DACHSHUND AKC, 3 m A!Ps ,_' in_ x 11 cnn · AS ""en KA~\IASAKI 2.'lO Side\\·inrlr.r I hP!!ltr, t ic, See to app~c. INI ""'111-" 111 niPntinn. Oprn lnr \\"1Jr!1tt.Pr, h:11nh:i1l, Vi11-rPy, 6 wks. F;iiin nr rf'd color. ...ept in indoor ~toragt . <lirt onlv: be~l offer ovt>r "67 CHEVROLET 3, tnn pwk I (YYJ36J 1 ''~G" insf)f'rllnn 911m ~Inn. II) ~1de Cnnn, ;\ll~n. E1c. S2~~' & up. Ab o ~llir! ~vr. 8·12-1077 r:.rady to ~aJl. 54S-0507 S400 J.'li-1219 up 11/1970 g· Gala.x1e cah e $869 'A"'u'cTlON HOUSE I R~:NTlU.S. PLAYERS. ir f'lirper sailboat, cnmpit-le, oi·tr can1ptr &-bMJ \!any I Yr1r11dly tPlf'rhon" 1nfor. Tny Pondle. frmalP, 3 nin. $2."il. 19M SUZUKI 250cc. xtra! illusr sell. 9611-~~70 .. I SANTA ANA TOYOTA \ 18881 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach (714) 847-8555 301.j 11'. \l':i r11P r, ~A. FIELD'S PrANO CO. Ar\C &. p<>rl1gr<'<', Needs • • &l~:iJj *., 6800 mi. $3((1. EXCEPT c.IPan l!lf.O fflrd 12 ! ~17 \\', \\'ar~r. SantA A~11 'fRJfDLANDfR'' 5-Hl-2:1-!l • ;).li-Ti.1.1 J8.'l3 Ne11·port BlvcL grooming. -~2.i, 4!15--0547 1 Call 54~5637 Ion, J.-sn1J. yg p . U, nr"n Pvt'~. & Sun. !)40.1;)12 U7JI •••CM !HWY. n1 PY hloc k iiPst flf Fail'vieii 1 Costa J>lf'sa 7J4tf4:r-3250 AKC Irish Setter. male, 8 24· SAILBOAT 1.1•/sli p, fully H D CHOPPER. loaded. ,,. 893-7566 • 537-682-4 1971 TOYOTA WOULD YOU 1nos ., Thender1n lint>. I e-q1.up'r!, SIS, O.B., C&.!l !~ts e>r chmm,., with trailer. 1~:r:in~per &hell. S j 95 · '67 DATSUN SEDAN • '54 MG·TF. Rtblt eng. T ime To Recarpet?? .. • .. ~9:i-;iii1:i .. • • Sco11 fi73-4949. &i2-63 9l fii,:>-.J.l,,l R"stor!lble. COT!' AG[, BOAT. BELIEVE KITE f\'O i0.1 N ~1 Kb l!l.'i:J FORD PICK-UP $100 I Ra.re~ spd ti.Ir R Excellent $6.':iO Low mllet. •003 CA.\IPER.~ FREE ORG.-\'.'/ LESSO:>:S Ir ish Setter·Male 'i '. '"w o r. 1 . '69 HONDA SL-350 needs trans work. ronduion t!iru out. Old <'Ar *" :i4~893 $1777 C"pet Bargains! 11 as 11111!: as .l'nU like~ No reg-~."ill. S~7-9?.33 bin sail, Ya.rd dol)y S600. :\1111 cond. S:'ij(). &IJ-12~4 :·l-10-0113 0, sinall <!own c;in fin 'fi~ MG J\fidgtt, &111ht body C11!l !'If! ;1pm : fi73-~7i4 I All Sizes -All Colors t~tration. i'-·nob!1~atJ'Jll. Just AJ\C r"::. PPk1rigesi> /Pm11lr, 2 CAL 27_ 4 nio'r. flirt . Mobile Homes 935 .65 F,CONO VAN : Ii ply~, !o p1 f. n1, p1,.~~e 11!1 9 am (111n1ai;:'(, o!hl"N't.o,e per!,.cL r. I...-!. WINDY'S AUCTION Comf'. '.l·!nn<la.vs 7 3ri Pm .vrs. nhi. G!'f'at 11·/kid5. S.sc. mi, hl'ai·.v rl uly ~ui;r,,.nston, :i-16-S7Jfi -1~-11111!. Sac. S:'.19.'l. Grf'g: 833-8577. ! ttf.mU · -COAST M USIC s111r1 1<?.~-t-1ij. J\lany nptlon~. S1l.!l;,Q '!UST 11 '69 GB bl ~'()15'i ;-,:1',lf'Or! Bh·rl. C\I -,1 ,_7 CONTEMP(). Gr!. mild. S71l.i . 41li-10F.4 '06 DATSUN P.1trol, 4 "hl l '' • 5(' • M ' ll,., -VOLVO &'12 .,~-t I • • i141 .. }--;~"' .. • A11ct1nn 1-:1·rr.1· 1-·1·1 S11e ·-··1 I OLD f~nt!1sh Shetp ring . 21~ . . , , LAGUNA HILLS .62 STUDEBAKER pirkup. r!1 11'1'. $12:,0. Call j36-3376 exreJ conr!, radio, ""'ire * fl·1fi-llfi~6 • , HA.\1.\lfl,'\'D, S le 1 n 11• a~·. ,vr m11J~. S.~."ll AKC J'Pi 1.9 \Vt ST \\ l )" D -2~,nl R IDGE ROUTE DR. ''' ,.,,..,.. ... 1 II Rnyt1n1,._ \\'htel~. M!!.ke offer. 675-5fi64 l";" H bo T I hi D I SJ _,,., . 1\lllt). ·'"' flr .... s n f'r. .11.lt ~ ,,...,, .!I!' r, C.il-t 646-9303 't'<1maha. Nc"1· & U5!'rl 1 1"?14\ J.l.l-2140 lrnrn :;.:;o to 5 rlli ,.r:i "· ;i r sai s. ps . {Corner o! 1\loulton Pk-->'Yl 7~2 \V, lF.111 St .. (111. /\flt. A. FERRARI " e Toyota "''''"' ol 01,., in>k" 3,,1 4. $109:1. 71 4/:1~2-Mll '66 ,. ·' · cs. . SHELTlE Punnies l.\!1ma . Prestige adult rnmr 1unity ad-'6:i t11GB . Reblt eni & tran~. S d A I-10 b So C I ( "-,,,. '66 CI-IEV ROLET ~~ ton pick. e AUCTION e • un 11y ue: "· ~m 11.vs in . a 1. a1 ""'hrr11dt Col liri AKC, 6 11. k ! . FIBERGLAS ~11 bo1 sa1Jbo.!1 jacent to Lr.isun \Vorld. lll UST SELL! SOCXl or bst otr Corona Luniber, Ply11·oocf . Pau11, i::r11~1c Cn., 1907 N. i\la1n, 6~1--0026. 1 6<11! numbt'r 24fi0, Sl!lj, BeautJluJ gurrounding~. ell up. ·v~. 3-~pd . S69S, AFUE-~0R8A1RZElD 8.i6-!X114 D'·x. "-. "'d•o ""th ,,~. 0<-0ro. Br1rk, r-flrn11r~. ~;r.11111; A11:1 , ;..1:r-J006 l . -I Th ~16-6288 I i n '-..-.ui .x .... , -• ~ I"""" '.\ail~. Pnrklilt truck, Po11er BOSTON Te1TJer female lO uxury appoin .. ,,en 9' er-1!'16.l I TON CHEV''!' lrurk I SALES & SERVICE MGB r.sdio, heater & 1harp. !SSL.. Sewing Machines 828 mfl. Shfll~ & Papen. SJO LIDO 14 •125 apeulic pool Saunas, exer-J9SJ. 1()()1~. etr, etr. c,11 -. 8-1228 •=;, 675-1323 C.l!!o! gym, 4. btll!ard table~. \~~~ body. S.l97!. 411 E. 17th. 1 IG"GT C h Co•la :'-!r>~;i Blrle: S11nrl.v CANVAS & S::iil -S1ngrr =,., I ~J h u h ~· C.i'>l. 646-168.4 · 0''1 ~ ~ • r 0 m I! • $866 1-s C LIDO J4 No. 191i7 muc m c mo · I 1.11r,.. nve.rdril,., AM /1"11-1. •IYJ • upPt"r•r ,\, "'· .\l sell'in;: ~ihat·h. ll-/pulltr, Horses 856 I :\lnt cond. l'u!l race. See beaut. fu~ models ln Autos Wanted 968 radiaJs. mln! cond. S2900 or SANTA ANA TOYOTA 1-~-*~*~:..i.~~2_.~'lt_l ~·--Z.li;-za;;:, neF(ilr. A!.~1 Rid '"' 18:11 846--4652 p.ttk-like ge tong. nest offer. 714/623-S.l.':il lit 417 V.'. \Var~r. Sant.a. AN. * AUCTION * SP\\S ~t1·11 1ghl st1trh (111nrl,.I H 0 RS t~ A ACK ,, · CALL SJ0-3900 or S3Q.1900 $. Open eves. & Sun. ~~25ll Nn l~\\ ll'lil S~l'lo Arllf'I' LR.<.~flns. 011r he>r~P: S.i p,.r g· 5ABOT hh~rgl11ss, tratlf'r WE PAY TOP 3100 \V. Coast Hwy, !.·_ ,\ppl1::int•rs I ,\•1CIJOl1!\ fr11l:iy, 7·11() p.m. l Windy'~ Auction Barn i;r111n1: n1i'lrh 11 /pu!irr. /\)so pl'll'~IP 11'.~"0n. All il2t'.'. & molnr, $17:1. NEW CASH Newport Beat h NE\V 11·hite top !or '69 ~1GB . • To _yota 5.100. \\ill n1Akr df'ill <J'l 2 hn.q1·rtrrl $47111111. :'i.i7....fl62~. , :l or 2 BR. $35.j(l, ! o.b. • • 646-0!4!1 • • z1:;-1.;,g & ~11·;11gf11 ~1t11·h En11l1~11. \\",._.,tf'rn. lll)1·~cs l r1,'\fi-~li:ll 1.zx41; choice of _det'<ll', appb. FIAT Conrinental •tyl!'. '69 Corolla Boats, Si±p1/Docks 910 ...... , th ' _, m:i rh1n,.s. \\"ork. ,\~j\_ for ....., uxe COUpit Wl .. lpil!:o:Q, ,Jo hn t)i•tr"'. ~ 21.11376-9+15·. I ~ MOORING ,1 Che~ Co··e. D.x ' 1 2.0x42 1 2hBR 1 ,.,,,. _{'pis, drp6, tor used ca.rs & truck!!, just • Complete Stock of OPEL Radio_ i tereo upr., vinyl :ll'l7.)!} NewJ'l(lrl, (\I 6·\/;.~~~h "' ··~ • U f -tt I fl Beh;nd Tn11y·~ Alric .\1;it'J t:1,, 71·!/IJ.l&-!li-l:O 8w 11 1nd C11ta!lna, up tn 53'. app ~-,, ,fl .k. ,· ca us or uee es ma. es. /':a .. ~A I '68 fop. All extr11s I. a lltde ~HN 'S s·IK ~ TV, Radio, H iFi, 1 ~arin• Equipmint I ;,.\:4lfi:ll l\es rern t>f.l~bi~e.'~~l;s~. Har-GROTH CHEVROLET ,. .. ~j s!trk~L~E m1~.pe6~arl~~: Jewl!l, C:Wsz~ll 69 New * Used Stereo 836 40' TO fil' moorinz 1n NB. nr hor, S.A. SJ9-6.1;,o Thli1• S.. I $77.'i, ~.>-1 784. R . I I Gener1I 900 1 Pav1lton .• "ell s~;,o , or lea!oe. CLEAN AIR 'CLEAN / Ask for Sales t.lVJAier ''FRIEDLANDER" I PORSCHE SANTA ANA TOYOTA @pairs l!lil Ztn11h & Arlrniral r o~P-:13fi-42.i7 1 • , , lml Beach Blvd. "17 "''· \·Vunt!r , &int.a Ana :?34n :\'Pll'pot't Bll'r!. 0111 saJe. l.oll',.St prices 1n FOR saJ,. cheap, 17' Cla!slc \~ATER, rHE GOOD LJF'E lfU11tinrton Be11ch Qs>en eves. & Sun. 5'fl'!·2Sl2 Optn 6-Jrl ll;kdays orange Co. i\.ntenna 111. blllll &-n·Jr w/$j HP Boats, Spe9d & S ki 911 on a 101.1• budge!. 2 BR. 2 ba, 847-60&7 Kl 9.J.131 ll7SO JlACH JLYD. WE BUY USED ·~ s 1 \ s 'i-6 11 1 h h "· I 'iO Toyota sm T.0 .P. ~ a ,. ·110 ' ll!.11llt<l 11· 1111 2.1'' & ~ .. /'vl!"rcury eni;., Bait t•.l'lk, ISKI nr ri~hint boat+ trlr. ".'1° te onies on 1 e IM.yin \VE P AY TOP DOLLAR I Hwy. ltl p h f'lymoulh. 52,000 onr , mi, 645-4720 SF1S. :'11nsL 19i2 n1nrltls no11 tack. compa11~. speed{lm"1 · glass on "'ood hule, near Ne1.1•porr Bea~h. Pnv. he~ch f"OR TOP USED CARS 8~3-7:;66 • 5.17-6824 orsc es 1300 642--0411 -\\ill t;r.kF i·r~dP-ln&-in stock. AB C Co!nr TV. er, t11n 12 g:il !utl tanks. nt1v Chrsysler .J;J Hip. &d;r:I r"~eatl~nAI f~cilitie~. If your r11.r is extra dean, '70 t-JAT Sports Coupt, . . TEARDROP filnip1~~ OrAnl.'f' ("n1111t.v'~ I~ r i,. s 1 boa1 covPr. 89.>-7F.16 .. RL111~ like a dream S550. Al ","Bo yd, 'v~llpr.1.0.. ~S':mt j see us !lrsl. Harrll p &. Convert. top DON BURNS '67 TOYOTA Auto lOCO Dtlux "/.<-ffllf' irPhnX ,1.. ._1111( I Zrnith <1P11.lrr 9021 Atlanta. 14, " h h ,.7 ~,,_,~ on · 11y~1 e • 1 a gf', ~ E BA U'R BLIJCK f>ke °''' p, Y m , 0 1 , _ new Am-Fm. S&SO. . . ' · 11 B ~,Ii "";>~ r I~ rrman run .!I o u ! ,l.> -.m "· Cn;i.o.l Hw y, N.B ~ " • 673-0607 * ~19·1 · rnr·i llR ~h"I" nrw Sl~O: · -·":.: I \l'/;i hp. I )!' old. SIOOO ·:,i; Sl\J Boal. J6' tnhrrl. . . · ---1 2.11 E, 17th St. :l·l6-'lfi21. PRESTIGE ar1-~11v 5101,. .~.,~1: l'~l11fl"f ST~.llf.0 1971 rnnrltl Air fi7H.'lfl2 rl.!1.y~. ti7j .... j 7fi1 BJ::AU1 n1nholr home 2olx.':i3, CO!ila r.1esa 54S.7763 PORSCHE AUDI TRIUMPH I 0 I I k ,..... -• • • "/'jf, Olds f'n~. n,.w p:iint. o" "bo•'<• 101. Adult P""k w ·= · • ..:, JAGUAR flt' '':i ~11 " rur ''1 • "1J~pl'n~1on 1<pt:akPr.-, CR 1 I "'"~· n,.w nres, arr.eg~. Or tradl' " '" . "-' ANNIVERSARY •50 I ::0~7-2417 11ft fi pin ri irl ilU!oinRllr turnt~blF I . S..ach Blea . 2 Br. 2 ba, lilm OS ANTED A,\lll \I d •. lj GLASS 01er 1100d bo:if lor r,.aJ l'st111,., Sl&-1191 1'111 bltin kit Pnl'! porch AUT W RARt; "67 3.\rl dk ifn 5ed. 4 13631 H bor Bl d G G WATERBEDS · slrrrOJ r;i 10 "' SI'" o 1 1 b d;i' fi~:i.uno '"S ' · · · T d I! f le u ~d 110 D hr t M v ' · ' lilflt <if'r k ~till JJP11, "'11~ ''" .. 11. ,sun ~!ree Uig) .'I. '· PV Lndcpd, sprtnkler Etystr.m op oar or c an s ~pr . , c m w rf's, 'Jw.t S. o! G.G. Frwy.) TIIE TRlUMPH VB STAG NOW ON DISPLAY All sites SI~ !JJ. Park~C:I': left 00 lei _11 " ~.\'. ()riz ~nlrl $600 962-.i6Jll 1 BOSTON \Vhaltr 13'3", ~id!" Rl'11.l Buy 111 $1 ~.000. Ph: c.:>rs. Sp,. Anrl:J Srriwn, r ~ <l ! ~ · B (' :t u I · 1 o l"1 <l -636-2333 ' I THEODORE 4:il-fi24:l 4fY.il . I ~~===----! dPa(. p'1r!rlrtl n-it1i;>1h1<1.. f(lr .r:~~ ~.-.: P'I) ()fr h~l~nrP Boat,, Ma int./ ra1!~. :i~ hp E\'ittrude. :\Jn1 ;)llA-2-ii'.l flr :162-!'l!'J.;.I, -67 PORSCHE r 111 m 8 c. Come In 1or a te~t drive! fr.-1n1P. Sl~.9:i, \i'it 1rr rhilrrs f'lf S12fi l'lr ~n111 11 pa.1'111rn1~ 1 Service 902 (.'Onri. \~1als111n u-lr. SIOOO. 'nh-Gr;'ii t c;k;s 20"1'.'ll', l:i mi· ROBINS FORD i:-~).>; .JAGUAR XKE ~E ma.mop, tllcAfee m 4 ;; FRITZ WARREN'S ~+-i t :,-.,7 ~\':l'li C"r,l\,.,.1,,.,1 1 D-'pl i1111<!l::.n.Y>! Cl'lll 4!l9-141i2 l.~ p:irk. Sli.200. Call All I! ~Q l-lARBOR BLVD. 2 + :i. air. slirk. lmmac.1 "'hrrl!. PU·,.lli's, i J 400 . SPORT CAR CENTER Lll ·c • lie-·-,.-,-.-,-' -----'-----rJB~~RGLASS f"J'la \r · All 1·· 'Kl "-'C d'll •41 "'"1 COSTA .\IE'.' fil'.'-0010 !'11 l"ty 1·.q1I li12·1~~ 7'0 E 1st St S A 547 n764 ". nr11 II II i11 ),T\ a .\1 ,\\1,..,'TfJSll _q,,l'f'(j (11111'1', . I s Pt•ll t."" • l -'C en·· !I m . ....,~,,. "" l~;}.-.J:"Ji8 e,,._s • ' " . --v .\ lt11.(><l'i!t ]Pn1t111 ,t. 11 l111p '.llf{ 11 ,1fi 11,111 c~hrn,.!, s2~, 1 1.>P'"S • b111 or sn1a1J · 111 si'Jnp i:;in!". $2.".00. Motor Homes 940 ANNI VERSARY •50 '711 :x1..:t: Hl'IRrl~T"r. :-.lnl rflnlJ Open <laily S-9: dosed Sunday i:-~mf' 1~111>' 1\/l • l\~1r~. 1.·1 h, I I H k • niJI ~hop, 20 ~TS "'~P Call •,·,7 'l" Stlter "'' •,1. hlk ,,,.,., '.)!'l PORSCHE, i oorl body. "'·' TRIUMPH TR • " P~(' innr 1 ~rr11 "I'' "'I I -3.,_60_1, . 'lj'j 41' .. 11'1 ... -., "" • "'" ,. ' n!'w PlrPl11'~. ninn\ni i ood . '-" ' "· 1 r l1 rt >ril;i iii lfl1 ,.,rH !. 111!,.,., ! ~~011 pi:ui· J~n <..< p!'n~\A ' '" -'' nr • · · :J ,.,. • J:"l" JOHr-;SQN .'url!'r ::'l)(l co N DOR llllEJIT·A·"'I ;r.n1/!111, S4XI.'). ~~-~i;r,.:; l Sl~l)'l 4!14-11~6" r!.11,v , 4~97 Dark gnen, witt WhM-l&, dhl hr!1'nl ~I'! Si!< ~l.1-0ll,-,~ ~l rr·r0 rli"nr~ r::, :\"ri·~ Boats/Merine HP 1/0 \\/trlr. J.1kP nt 1•. ·-W'U"I. JENSEN a/l•r711n1. Wllltradt.fornlder ca.rplua .'!f·:\lRt l~'illfr r"r < ~ t .,, 11 ;'1111111·:1l•1n•·r ~lri ~<>r.~rR1" Equip. 904 $1'ifl:i. 213/Mi(>..:l-112 .69 '· 12 L''-"CEL c 0 , d. cash. 54!1--05JO r1 ! I ~:f'l "\fi! Th .. :v~ch t Lht ,_ -·'• JENSEN A,\!/~-.\j , .ster!"ll tape, Best '6!t TR1 U~1PH GT6+, red. lo •'"' ~ r;i n,.Pt" "f ... ;: S 0 \• Y fi fi 0 f Am -I" 1n cnnn·ol call!~~. ~1 ngle lei·pr 11 l[i] Oran~e Co unty's Cf'nrlnr f)[g. ''"T"·H E. OD. 0· R'E"'"" ' AUTHORIZED nlffl' l'lay, 644--2J;(), e ve-mi. Xln/ mnd. fll 1.-r Si)(D i"iH 1 ~0'..1-:it'i l e\I 1· r, r I, r 1. 1•11"1 101~ Iii SALES ' SERVICE • '" 1'13 + rnnft'<ll.•, 11t•ln11nen1~ 111-Tr1nsport1tion rr1butor, 2.'.() .'. ~la.in SL. R:OBINS FORD ·· &14•1880 "";r • · ~2 l I t11rn1:i hlr. 1-:L\! \l•.rl"I :i .-1nd1111:: •llJ,<.IPr r. harness., . Orange. Clrue tn thre~ n1a-:!()6(] HAR.SOR BLVD, ·1n, ;i ,.S.. '60 TR-3 $ \;.11nn:il f'l•h r:r:.:1<1r 1 $' ~P•':1h111·~. hP~rlph'1ne. ,\11111 111'i!r 1u11n1ng lii;:il!s. Blll{'k .JOr lrt!e11·ay5, 633-18jQ Or ~lllT, spd. S4001bPsi 011,.r. '"2410 I I SI~ , •• ·.aii COST/ . .:'ttESA &12-0<110 mlli~/xtr11 ~. lrnma<:. !10)'} """" OJrJ. 1er.' 11r11;11" •l''I'.\ ""~"· f¥1111 '"' ,.,_"", , <•rkl 1'-I" ·1n ,,.,,.. C I R 920 K 7 f>.144 1~~===~~~---1 · · ' e '""' '' ,') ,,....,,,1·"'· emper1, S• e / •nt ' • · m1. nl\JJ! ,,.11. re t. Europe. 'li3 TR!Ui\f?H G,.,, +. r·". :'\1111 rnnil N 11orh'1111.: nnlrr. -~-1-,.V I 5e· \I !J\IPORTS \\'ANTED "' ""' 21 " Cfl or -. ~rn 1rt ··'" , 0~1 111"111~ Al'P nr\\. F'OR RENT -&~filcon::t ined 41l2-7"ji.\. OID, ]fl m1, gd ('l)nd. $2500 lr!"~I fnr h<i11l1<fUP ~hnp, rtr. Ill" .-.:ir!~hk ~2~ 21" 1ahl" BAIT k I "< 9 • ICAt-.1PER II fl . CAhovl'r. 12,_,., '"k,:.,. OraniP Cl)t1rir1f's \lu•I ~r lt s.r.o fi ti-.1:iS'I ,.,."· , .. , t>1n s •' · · .i : llC· I 4 6 , . d all'. i!t'nera!or, .,.J, n .,,_ TOr l BUYER '64 C PORSCHE -J7:J:X-r or bs ! olr. 64.J..1473. rnnrl<'l ~·.!() /Ill Rre in x!nl 1.,, .. ,.0 ,.," ,,.,,1. Ao u•'"•.t gf""D~ l.o .on •ton 1-nr ni1.. 492.;--.i2. ~ k A ·"-' BILL t.lAXEY 'l'OYOTA +P:\'M'a.~. $2400 or be1 t ofler. VOLKSWAGEN 7 "l'r hr~ilh ~r~ 1nrrnhPr<h1fl rnnd, :,.il-~l'l~2. 1 C II + -7 on·r: (lie' up. 1r. 11utn . ti·11n~ ~~.~----~--= ·, 1 11• 1 1 -,, 1· 11'-" -)~ _,_,,," po'i"r ht'al\f'1<. Beautiful Trailers, Travel 945 JR881 Be11ch Blvrl. KARMANN GHIA ti7J..2:i.11 ---------I r~1 In II • "" ~ ;. r 110 • . B I p 906 H. Beacb. f'h. 8·17-8.';ijJ =""'=""~.,.,---,-,--,,.-1 . '56 vw C;:ill :'i·l6-~13.1 rnf'rn•n~s to oa S, ower cnnr!11 1nn thninut. \V h y 1:1• SCOTS;\.1 AN T r 1 i I ~ r '62 REBL T tn&. ~mp! Of'W 2·~o p111 ! I j[' 12i CAB!f"' CRUISER· Sip• 4 "fl""r! s:iooo nn snml'1h1niz ChPmic:::i.l Porta Poi. 12 bol Autos, Imparted 970 LEAVING St:ilP ~lu~t rht!ch. Xlnt ainl'I, must ffll. fret to Yo u j " · f I k ~ T h S14Xl/ If 54.6-5619 CUl!Om BRli,'iS\\ !CK p 11 0 I T h I 22.1 hp en~. H'rt'ntly ('Om-Yl'lU ma~ nn ~ P · r~ 1 ,.1~ ~nrl 11~ l1~h1;; 81"~! oiler sacnl1('" '~ l\arn1~nn Ghtl!I --·--'-'='~~==----! ·111\!l', .T11r1J~ll II ll!rlfl"(l l. 3 Lines, '.l Times, $2.00 l p[l"!Ply ..., I .. r h II. u I p rl · 1 lnr Sl79:i, ;i.f~J30 Any im .'>48-599.) -Of .l.>1-21&1, Lar9e Selection for s~;JI C11!J 54g_z.!63 ROYER paint. Lir., $395 911CGA. &.xrrr~·clr. Alt :dn1 {'flnr!.1 Surl't)'Pr! & ho!!nm p111n1Prl, '59 Dodt• 1h Ton PU 1~9 ROAD-Llnrr t r .!I v e I of Fully 'fi2 <;h111. Nf'1.1' en; hrllkt!, :-1.'>-l !"IO! 11 vr olrl blllcK & 11.hit ~ ! lt5!' th;in J n1(J'g 11.:n. Rh11rp. ~.ton. 81,1 fl. O\'f'fhl!!ld ci.n:p-trailer T11n . whtr.l~. 20' 5.c. ~til!'fl'I' n1ntnr. r11n~ i,:rPat, '67 ROVER 2000 TC 'F<'I \'\\' $'2;;0. t·,, 11 rt ,,r ;"~g!,. namPr! "Fat Rall 111nk & pun1r ~ncl1JrlPd. er, sll!eps 4 \\'/r11nge, 1ee Easy Lilt hHrh, 536-4086. Reconditioned nrt"•!~ pa 1111 S,Jfr1. fi4 2--333.l. t~lrc;i ~l~r ,,_ amp 20ll 11 .qtt AihPrt". C11.ll :i.!8-fill.1 1\lon1·,.<l .st H un ll n i t on box, ()Ven, W)l'ed, ~tc., vei J All'fl ChPvy ~~ truck. Used V•W'I '!;'.! K. GhiA, orllng"! ron\''"r. Ku~1nm. R;iu~n ]1·t1~. rm. • .. fREE • • 1~~rh!iur. ~~200· C 11 11 : rlean. C"!I 5~1-9792· Auto Service, Parts 949 Ponche•-21\.fll)') n11JP~. Sl.7:JO or bea1 Dl!ep burtund.v. rtal leather. This on,. i~ a beauty. rWYC 448 1 See ir -;vou"ll buy II f11rn. \lake nrfrr :il.~-11~7.'. ll.:li-6Sf!fi or Sun~e! M3rine : fACTO!'tY d 1 r~e t de11Jer, -nff,.r .. 4:14-4(189 aft 5 BLAf'!\ i\IALF: KITTL'"N 213/,i92-11'\.11 I r..111.iorw11'1, & 1-iall Pint. tro1.1 CORVAI R !!ngin'. J C & V B!CYCLf;S, 1'Pr0nrl .1 ~r><L '* * fli~-1171'1 ... * tr•n!.U: e, Gmpers GnS < •. ~.'. tn <\O ~J i~c $2~ in S3~. 18' LARSON 120 10 l!'l6!l Si'.l.l. Mi!J W. ]~th St. C.~1. r"Ar 111~pension plu-" V\V 100% 30 0.1v e>r 1000 Miles ~ FREf·; C111P. hahy hunnlt~. /Ji(l hr Xlnt I il ho , l I -• & I ' · No 10 ~rt11 fi·!2~l2i2 11· · 5• • •m Y 11 '69 VW Sundi•I C•mper rnn enn p3 n •re.nsax e. Guaraniee Blk/whl. 5 11 k~-fr,.,, to fnr thP Color11rln h) Cat11.l1nl.J fi7~%TJ S2:10 nr nfl,.r. :i4~-9~:i.1 PJtrts k Lilbor • Engi ~ • i\E~'PORT Brh Trnni$ Cl11b xlnt hnn11' 121 .11 .i!l2-2!lii. \\'/!rlr, full inri & Ail l!'l\llp, · "· ,. S4'0 8'" c •· c 'j/J HP VW eng!l'lf', Tran~. •front & ~11r Axle l11 m1!v m,.m, ... -n. tp. ClJT>'. l•m,le '""''·'· \VhllP ~26!1Ji. !li'.2-1783 e ve 1 , r2 •.-ver emper ' fill z->$] -~ ,. 64"3011 fully r~hlL $250. Ast.t.m bl1e.s • Brake Sys-il'll"I tr~11~ fPP~. ; · .. ,,, hl'•<k '~'"· 2 1.1-eeks 11:71-2710 d11 v~. I • · ~ · · ~4-1669 tern • Electrical Syatem 40 SQ y11rrls nf hf'1ge "·ool j ln'P lf)(lfl. 540..23il :,~· f AIRLJNER '69 tl'!r!an, I Cycles, l ikes, caJ'fJ"fjng. S~, FREE FIREWOOD wme cut t\1•in 260. l!ybridi'· sip~ fi. Scoot•rs 915 ~ •64J...-0940 I tree trunk~. $21.9¥1, Ow~r nn l'loa.rd ! I .,...., lr,:;1 ~ r-JE\VPORT Beach Tf.nn\S I 6~6-2512 SundR.Y or rall: 962-2667 TMM • AutDI l!!J I\~ aub IRm_1~ memben.hip.1 CUTE. golden Cork-a-ppo. 5 Jfi' Stephenp; "Cl11ulc." SlpA HONDA ~ 0 $200. 213 4.» 1293. mo~ olrl .. fr"" tn kinrl, Inv-5. Np! mnor1n1. Sll,501. Af1 m 8ener11 IA ~ d:S e YA("HT C!Jt..:B ~fE:'I!· ln.;:hnmP 11·/rhdrl R:t'l,...2'J4R Jpm, 21 .l /821-6585 or '"' ~p BERSHIP. $120(). 1$.'l.(I 8~v-71415.~25"2 l'l ft 6 pm . •'&ltlCl\l lUll.fR" 'fi2 SCOUT S995. '67 VI\~' HELP' Pounrl n,.xt 5tnp: rnt""""nlf Ply mouth, V-8 eni. '63 Jflt.51 fA4-ti740 1 Lii~! nn,. .,1 JS ki11ens. Cage 2.'i' f/B T'rnj•n. Nier. Gonr:t -•t Id ·~ Co ,.. llUCll · Mc'.lnlll. 8'-i~. be~t ntr. 'ti~ DIA~IOJ\'D l/k1Jrat emer:i of foorl incl. :i4~127 en,, S"'iw· Avery &. • 5.11-6824 e An3-7T.ili fl.1inl bike, bes! ()tr. Apt '' cul. "'·hilr. gnll'I H'ltlna . S.':iOO. FREE Kitten~. mn1her pure S75-A990. 1&70 JAWA·ESO 11ptedw11.y rtfriJ. Slj. 54~7-~!'11. 6t\.-Ol!()8 Him11o111y1111• fll'lu~rhrl"krn. '69 LUHRS. d1l. fb, ltd, 17() On! t t i nr• • h h ( <h ~1 r•~r. Y our me 1 ' AntlquH/Cl1stlc1 953 M iscellaneous Darlin~ & flu ffy. :i!l2--27.t1 ti!, c 11~ A • •u. • CVt'8, never bf:nt nr bl'l)ken. top Wanted ' l 20 4 mo nlrt m"-I" mixf'ff Shep. cnJly, blm. &ll-23'!9 C(lr\d,, S~\ lnciude~ a:e.uin1.1·.-.,-,-.0-RD--.. ,-V-"'1_i_e-.• -_--,-la-. I ;;:;;;:;iiiii:iii:"":iii:""iiiii:iii:;; Prrl . t., C;il1rn kH1rn, Call 8o•ts, Rent/Ch•rt'r 90I •1"r•1 and w" r k i h n p !i I 49:;-05-1 7 J(l' DTESEL k"tr.h, alHp! t manual. AlM 1970 K.!11'. 90. CASH PAID FOR I FREE to ge«I hom!". Cocktr·J trteal c.ru!5inc boa!. Ilk" """''· &.'ill mi., Sl6!i. 54&-63&1 day.II 61~ f'V~J. lltie lul'nitur,.. 11nn11 .. nce~. P'Y.lt"11e, pupg, 6 "'.,.,.la old. • • • 41M-4i1il1 • • • e '6& HONDA CL90 1v~i;:. Exr,.Utnt mecb oond, body t(ltid, wood perfl!ct. 01\•ntr d('Rptrate, a~ k t n r $1500 or ytJur offer. Phorie 675-797.~ Jtn1 1q\J~l-Onr-p1e:ce: or 642-fi96.1. "\VEED tl &< n1ap" .. ~l•tn he>u~flUI C!lll day e>r n1"ht. f rt'" gmtl hom,, blnnrt f@-1 ou l the treuttNl& Ir tr••h • * • ~4982 lfl fi pm ...... ",--.,-,,,-ti-nd~-.-,.~0Cbry=--,-,,-,-, ~9-22~1 t1r ~-li-i7l), I ma.le L.lh mtx ptip, ll ••ks. luTTI Into c.a!h thru a Os.U.v Matchlets '67 S600 black, 2 dr Jedan. Gd cond. ~!-0~ nr \1'-7i"fliS I PUn1 Cl11t:Alfled ad . ~2-~18 .., 642-7667 • SW 536-865,1. I , . ..,,. -1•1'" • 549-3031 E>;t. 6G or 5T 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA SPORTS CLASSICS e ·r.o Porac-he 1600 rn11pe. • "66 Ponche: 912. O'.'!Upe. xln1 • '69 MJ3G.GT, air • '71'1 1\l.BG-GT • 'fi2 190-SL hrdtp • '66 Sunbeam Tlre.r, VII e '69 BMW 1600 '"l'lan • '67 Jaau~r 2+2, 11uto. ~tAi'l/Y MORE! J)e.:iJ,.r, l!J 52J.7'.M Call 64.2-S67S Now! LOTUS LOTUS AUTHORIZED SALE!' & SERVICE NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Coa.st Hwy. Newport Beach MERCEDES BENZ (), ·""]' ( HJlll~ · L ,1r~"~I 5,.1,.cf1,J11 No.'YI & U<.' d M•'r<f'dr ... B··111 Jim Sl ~mon \ Imp\. Vi.•• n• 1 A S,1111.1 Ari.1 M ''" St ~-1 6 41 14 *' CLASSIC *' S1299 Bill Maxey Toyota 18881 BEACH BL. 8•17-~jj5 HUNTINGTON BEACH SUBARU 549-30.11 E.x!. 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BL\rn, COSTA MESA 196T VW. Good c on d , -.,-,-,U-B~A·R·u-,~,.~,~. -T·,-,-.-,,·. I .U.l/f~I radio, vi bmtot\lc. 1ue 4-dr aedan, 11.000 mi's, $700. 64~561 ~. 4801 River, Vf'ry rood cond, $ 9 j 0 . NB 1,,-=,-;;;=--,=--I 546-<M9l. '6fi VW BUG ~ Good c.oo- '7t SUBARU, Model 360. dltlon. SS50. Very t!connmlc:itl 45 mPi · Cali 642-8479 ~1u.st sell. l@avini countt"y.1,,'10""'vw""""r"uc17h-oc"k7.---~,.,-.1 Pd $:)00, S.!r, S•OO. M-t·6269. Go111t bBck to D!utsc:/\land. $17.50. 675-()Gji. TOYOTA ____________ 1 196:. VW Camper, xlnt mnd. '89 TOYOTA l i95, Mech. '"1'"· •6'l;-,...i2J2• PICKUP Only 15.QOO milts. '67 CAMPER. loaded, '*an. SJ!3:1. ~lust sell. Private party. 83!)..1451 ATZ..s8l .65 vw BUG W/llJMXI!. 1 owntr, bluie S730. Harbor Amf'r1 c.•Jn ' '' "I ' Call 64H303 l!l60 Mercedr.i Beni 220 SI!:. f"u "I irij,.ctl"d, 4-spd on c:ol· umn A,\1/P'~I rartio, All ·M V\V F"utb&c.k ·New ~Ill· new Gold wfhrv.•n Inter I The fute1t draw m ti,. Weal V~ry c.leen. /llu&t &eU, Ju~! had enr 1.ne. overhauled , , a Oaily J!tlklt Cl&Qlfled redu~ t.o S895, &3J...l.253 SllOO. Jell Berr, MS-()211. Ad . 8-42--3671 Call 642-M'TI 1 Saver 1~6V MANbOI! c.u·.rt. "'I'•" -. j ++ '"°IP I ' DAJL Y PILOT ' ' ............ _ ........... , .... __ ... , ...... . •.J"·,,.~··-· I ........... \§]\[ .,, ........ l§i 1I._ _ .... _ ....... _l§JI ........... ·~ .... -l§J !._I -·~"_'""""_l§l ! '--_.,. .. ,_ ..... _!§1 1 [ I 1A;muiiit•iii•iii, iiiliiimiiipoiiiiiirtiiiodiiiiii;;,;;9iii7iiiO \ Aut 05 , Imported 970 ;A;u;t;o;,,;u;...s;;;;;,:;990;; 1;A;u;to;s;,;U;1;od;;;,;;990;, i,A~uiiitoiii•iii, iiiuiiiiii •• iiidiiiiiiiiiiii;;,:;;9;;90 ' Autos, d!J l§J ' .I __ '"_"_'_''_'"_''_ :;.::;.:.:....:.:;:::.,,.,.,...............:11 ~::=':-::::=:~~1..:....~:-:-=-=:-~ 998 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, Uwd 990 Autos, Used I -------VOLKSWAGEN I VOLKSWAGEN BUICK CHEVROLET FALCON MAVERICK MUSTANG PONTIAC '56 YW VAN •65 YW '70 Buick 'ti6 •'IALIBU, au10, p.'l,'6.iFALCONF'urura.'Zdr.!i 1970MAVERICK 1967 M USTANG GTA 1 '70SONNEVILLE Rt>d, ...,'hlte," blue in color. IVvl1t1 & Hea ier. 4 sl)f'•'d C hurk,,1s, Jirlt' Cond, ~1050. C")'l. aulo, ~.000 mi. R&ll. . , , 2 ~OOR. . _ I tas1b.ack. Like lll'V.'. Po11,·pr 1 """'Sia "'a~r:. F"ll J)o,._ LGl\'J28 RlP&33 Electra UStOm ~111~:>-1:i:1. "'Pel. 1:Qnd1tinn. 548-6896 ~AL~. I lt !Cl-:U-~4.000 _\Ill.ES 111rrr1ng & rl1!<r hrakrl<, rr, t·ar:1nry Alf Co nrl A:\\ $695 $595 I Door. Hardror, ~·ul l Ptlwr>r '62 Chevy II i<ta '''i n-Auto C,.\1 , Sihal'l L'Unl pt>lll ion }'Pl!ow I l'nusome!lc, AM ra d I,., f\1 Ti1pe, RiH'k, et~. l'tr, I ~·;i~·rot·~ Air. Intl< flf faclo1y tr:ins rt>hll e/Jg & Trans FORD "'Ith blllek slnpt', ~ SpN'rl ''/ta/)f", Jold down rear (]7~188\\'1 . • 1 CE . •1ran~. fi ,1rl1n, Hra1cr, < .,.,,. 'I" ·-··' SAVE 11 a rranry I 1111\ ' 1. s ~7l llW'lit off>'r fi46-~lfi.l .. J .,......u:i .. $4295 hr<1nrl 111'11• 111·c~. arrrar ril·P ~ -- C ~ ·10 CJ·IF:VY IMPALA ct1s1om. "69 Country in1rr1or, ~1'(' a nrf drive a 1 68 MUSTANG, Landau inp. MacHoward ft~ &I ~ MacHowa.rd Air. P s, p .s . 20,!Xtl mi. S . h<1ri;:<11n. 1:n:\ASvi . s1675. v-!"· r1s. C11J1so1na11r. 10 1 .. or 0 Top rnnd. S2li9;., aJ7..fJl:lfi_ quire Wagon ,J c1hnso11 ,t• St-in, 262ti Harbor mllra;.:e. <11'1g ownrr. $1'100 g3q.\lfrl~) or ~31-0tiOS ' ~s l ds S.1!J.:!li00 nr ;..:i1 oroi;: 'fi'I Chevy !n1 pal11 SS Cnnvi . 1 10 l'a~s. Full Pow"!· f;ic·i~ry 1 ftf l'rl :... Co~<'~.16.'VJ. or hf'sl 011"'.:'....:_~-6772___ Con1rr ls1 & Ha.rbor I\ ~ Q ~.tp I Co1nr~ 1~1 f,; !!a1bor 111r,Ps S700 orB.~t o!r Aft6: Air Cnnrt . AM l fM ~tf'J".",1!!70 fOHD ~lAV E'.RICK---:_ 1$7 l't1USTANG Cnnvrrl . ____ Mn111 ,\11 .. <""=~ II~ .J ~. JI :o..111la Ana 6 1:'l-~!l0~ Plu.• n1any fllh1'r ri.;lr<1 .'<, Rl 1 . f ,1 Like nf'"'· lactnry a ir, aurn., ,68 PONTIAC" .. GTO ,, • • • • • ~ mfl d . 610 \H'. mn1ac (_'{If)(. _, 1111\/ II . ' ,, -. ' ·~ I ~965 B_UICK co~v~ 1!69 Cl tl:VROl.ET Sl<llinn DLT1. miles, an l1ICf'. i -<'pt irir1s. Car e:1qwr1ly n1ai~-p :'i .• ra<llO & hraler. Low .. ~8('1, <11r, 3 sp4!':-~1'1 \IRh"Jfl sirai~h1 ~hit~ \ 1a1n r1t. :\1us1 Sl'IJ due to l ~~~e:._:"K~-·!095. h.11l·k !a11dau & hla tk \'In~) 549-JO::t F:xr &,; or 67 1970 llARROP. RL\·o . COSTA \\E.-;A l ~fifl Jt,~r.nnr~ -~L\'LJ. v.•/O\f';rlrivf'. ~(\Ori ('r>rwt.1 Ma H d tn1n.,ff'r, a:i•-~·16. 11969 GRANDE, fJl'rlf'1·r ronrl . bur•kr!.~. 1'111.~011'. 110011 eo. TA :.lESA CADILLAC rn1.: rPbull!. $•100. 714 c owar MERCURY I..nw n11lf'<1gr. S2'19:l. :12!1 V111 i.:ntln. r ii, Riii, Y;u·I VOLVO 4!12-6602. i.39.~ Qr 5.11-fl608 Lido Soud, NB 6?l-~>7ll;i 111a~• '.'111!'h•'hn X !II'""· t,\ SEc:~~~~T OF .63 CtfEVY JI \Va~lln J .<;r<i t. Cornrr l <t .t· llarbnr ]91\;. '.\IUSTANr. R/I~ ,.,,llt'nr rnrlditton, :O.lus1 ~rll! VOLVO CADILLACS IN Ii, <'IUln .. P .. <;;, P.R., low SanlaAn;<1 1969 MONTEREY j 1\·b11r,rlC'an S1200. P11v. P!y, S!79J or Of!f'r, ORANGE COUNTY 1n1lf'~. sa!f.i. 546-71&t l.UXURV l:"lln ~'orrl t;a1ax1e 2 OR. H.T. R?.Q.-.1686 arr 6 p111 ;;.;,7.1.1<11,·~------ lmmacula1r Jn n11!Pllli;" r;ir. Si'f' II -you·11 bu.11 II, 11·rt·- 49~1 DEMQ SALE 111 pPrfrr•1 c11nthl!nn. Fa~·lnry \'EHY CL~:AN -:'\1 UST SELL ----·-----'lj7 CATALI~A <l·rir ~f'l1an, SALES-LEASING 'h!l-4 dr Br! Airf'. 8 <'YI . Afr ,,,., ""''"· 1,.,,,,., 3.00 ,,1_ ""'arr! w1nn111i: '.'11arqui~ !'1,\'I-OLDSMOBILE 52998 .\L:TllOP.JZl'.:D ·;,7 !-iS Crw. ~ ryl. Both Xlnr • " ing• Popul;ir Rr111•h ~,r,.<'n Xlnt rnnct, P .S., P/S, auto • !'ER.VIC~:_ rl &lli-_:,.12 :;!'IOt' '"!!h allln, transm1s-1 e Olds, ,68 1ra11~. S\!j(j. 0>-1~26'H . mn · ·"' · s1.1n. N1•11 1irr.•. Uphol.~t1·r~·. 111rrall1r f111 1~h 11J!h 11:old , ~------ N b C d'IJ 'lii.: LE .\1ANS. air, 4 nr"1 ~10~:! 1971 Volvo J 11 SN/_ Bill Maxey Toyota 1!1881 BJ·:ACll AL . ~J'j.~;.:i.·1 HUNTINGTON BEACH J)pn1n # j 'lfiO a ers a I ac CHRYSLER l>R1r1/ <Ind 1Y11ly 111 mu1! !'1'lll· !:::'~da ~~~ll, I~~~:! l'(l~I~: ! Toronado IJl'I'~. A \l/F:\1, p;.;1rR, 2!iOO HARBOR BL., dq1on . A s1!•<1I al Sl.100. Call · · ... II .. 1 Sil"" "'"' ·9·1· >f1 , 1968 CHRYSLER 300 lfe111"r, Pow<• Sinn,.,"", •ilr1ory a1reon'1.t·u pow_"'· .,ra~. ""· ,...,....,,.~ . ••u ...... 0 -P S10Pd•y 2 DR HT --- ----rn\\l'r R1·ak<'s, Air Conrl paddrii top. Loa<ird (\VEN-T-BIRD " l • COSTA flfESA fi-11-72fl1 f'vrn1ni.;:s. ' • '''"'"' Ul.ll. t<WW ,;10.9100 I" • • -·1~ F'OP.D "\\'r.or!1f''' -~liL ' 2<14 TOYOTA '71-CO-UPE-DE_V .. ll-LE '-I Li: PRin:o '"'· fao·•ll<·o1 "''"'' "'"'"· ,,,., '" 1 ' Powe< •Zl.tn;\i I 1 • $2368 --------westphall'a .,,,.,,.,, .. , ""''' m,,., ,1 .. ,,,llin S:l2·r •. ,Jnh11srir1 .r, :-:On, 26ltl I -11 v "'" ' " ' br>el,v !<;O]i<i. 1n>'H'I fl"! fr('I. I lfl:.6 T-BJRD CLASSIC C I r 1n1~h 11•1th hlack huekPt Ha1-hnr Blvd., Cnsia _,\le~. SANTA ANA TOYOTA . . . '68VW Campr i'. :-,11 ·.;;;y SF.LL SllflO J[J.16 llarbor .. ,\, fi 16-9.1fl:: 011'knPr rl1>s1lf'r;i11>, ;isk1ng -110_-,,;-in . 1111 at11on1nbt!c J.~ 1111111~1·11-or hcil olr~r. M '68 1445 Sed.an 1~~~;~!:~;,1111~~11 Y ~·r:rsi~~1111~;: ~~~/~~.j~h~:;~a~r:~~'.' ~~~i1~: ~;;;;!!7.1°r o!ff'r. p h 0 11 " ·~~ ·:\;f1)~'r::cn C0n1'1-Air. ! ?;;n\1;v~~~t~~~n~a n~IO~;~~: ! :~'.~u~~Du:·,ni~~:~1~1(2 1:1~i;;-11~ Marquis otors /1\1/f,\1 S!J.'i0\'l'r ll'ho11'.~'1 1r 111(rs'pfl\'1tlr rar.l.ikenf'w llf';i Jcr, Pnv.·r i· SICf'rllll:',----Alll l".X !ras. A 1\1/~.I, ,;i'.Jto :l~, .19,00') '6'.l Old.~ 4•12. Fully equip'd, derh1nl r ni;1ne 26oo 1n 1Jc.~. ~So. C~I lhcllu ~·. L Brh. Rive Book. Sl~(l:J lull prire in c1·e ry r<'spect. Call Krnl Pnw rr Rra kr~. f'lr. Cl(';in ·7l PINTO n1i. Srll 11h~I $172.1. 642-2307 i'ltusl sf'!I. 1n 11111111111, .. J)(llW'r sl<'rrinc, <9·1-i.lll~ o ,;1r1.::1"" 1 \S70Z01 All<'n 8~2-·l•[l:i for 1len1Dn-'!hrou:;:hnu1 1ZXV20l 1. Sl67.i. fl.1:it:1' 11·1Gondy>':ir r1r<'~. ---., 1r• 1. -• """ ,2-, T O P fi l:i-~.~M * fill-7.l·M Jl')\\'Pr brakP~. pnll'er 11·1n--------M , M ~!r11l1nn i:.ppn1n1111rnt. .Jnhn...on & Son. 2626 ll;irllor 2·'""' "Ill! .. •I ,). ,... · · MUSTANG '69 VW BUG arqu1s otors fi•-2fi:t:l 11 , .in .. ~ ,{. sr;it~. P.rn1·h-rilJlf' o;;1-cour">:-1);v111e, ""'' ""''·· c"'" "'·"· '•10-'6'.m. "" · ' PLYMOUTH :lOO ~ l s! H u::h11"1· L Bch. -. -----'71 "'OROS· r. I . h01rdl!'fl, n11tt('1l 11·atl'J'fl!'OOf Lr>"' mileace elif"ell rni Mnrl. ~94.;jljl e .'.40-~lB(l J.1,/JIHl n~1. S: ;ihsnlutrl~ ln1-1006 Chr.v.<;lrr 4 rlr ~Prlan xlnl r · . '11 11 x 1" s · c;ir (11\f'r. Thi~ car 1~ ;:i lJ --' n111,· ! ~.vPr;v r:-.lr11 ) l'lln"' mnrl. Air, i;ri we r, f'1c. $1095. l\lu!<l;inr:~. 9.: ,ror_1~1ns. Hrrl7. I 1970 MUST ANG • Ply. • 69 on'.'inal anri n111si "" Sf'l'Jl t.hruoui. .: ~[Iii. rl!r. \'alr nrlil n'CI. take o ld car or sn111JJ I down c:in fin p\·;, p!,v, 1330- BQK 1 j.16-8736 . 49'1-6511 a!l 9 a .m. THINK I 11/hlark l!~1r. 1nTl'r. Ronk fit2-2!W.i. Cnrp. '2241 77~-0.1;i2.___ 2 DR. H.T. 10 hf> llflflf<'tlated. Pn parry 'VOLVO' 1;ilur .~fi .Jfb _ \V1l1 "'"u lnr 'fiJ Eronoll nr \';in SUPF.R SPOllT'i' Road Runner ;,-~g.17Q s:lfiOO. /Ja.1~: .llJJ-OJI) I . COMET . $7~1'1 Ar;1.u11 ful Royal Bluf' mf'1allir F<ictory 111 r CT!lld1tiotunc ... Jcl·-=·~-~~-~- -F:11rs.: li!Xt-011·1. e .l<IS-4001• fini.'h 11'11 h 11·hi tr "\Landau pn•1rr s!rrr., eh r nmr • firebird 1968 .'FRIEDLANDER'' •i;;, COi\l~~T 6 cy1, 3 spd. J'OQf. Au1 n rr:i.ns, Rarliri. '68 VW BUG '67 CAD loovrrt1h1P df' V11lr G--' d · &. 7· c 11'hf'rl.~. full \'1n.Y'! 1ntrnor /:.· t·ar1nrv. air cflnrl. P'.~lf'l'rln". · ,..,,_, f-<Jn in · our. S3 .:1. LIN OLN Hr>arrr. /'0\1er ~IN'nng, .. llHO IUiA.Cl'I (HWY. h, r;ir ;11r. Sharp, $2'100. 6'l'l-2fil!l. Farlot·.v Air Cond, S.-r and ahsnlurcly 1n1m11.c, 1\'PM-;n1111. tl'ans. Rarl., hlr, etc, fuld10. ll<'illrr, Y<'ry Shi:.rp! 1 893·":566 • 5.37-'i.1124 9-~prn · filfi-2·l·l!l 0 V J 1967 LINCOLN 4 OR:, rlril'P H1is 11'<11 h<>:t l1l,v tnrla.1·. I 88()i. \IVXK0271 tl<tusr Seit CXt:\\'7;..\1, SI O!l.J. '6fi VOLVO ,.;:.\~fin. !1l'rl , -.68-C~r!1ll;r"Br<1uchn ~ C R A R SEDAN ·"'If' P1'I N>'1 10 19AJ1G1 S2i2i • $ 1969 • $1868 Marquis Motors Gnnd rf'Jnd. Srll nr takr ni•rr Si'llr flrl\·alP 'll:i COl1VAIH r.·lonvi. ,,.1110. l '.'l.'\!SUAl.l.Y CL~:i\N .John~on /:.·Son. 2G21i !1111·hor· SANTA ANA TOYOTA SANTA ANA TOYOTA 900 So. c~i. Hi~hii~·. L. Bc:h. P.vn1nt~. ~~:?_,[121 1 ·1!l!'\-~022 nr 4~27:i R/H, z nrw ti ff'~. new h;i !· C()(li pnl11r wh1I<> fln 1.~h ll'i!h Bl vri., <:nsta :\lrsa .. \.JO-O,fi.10. ·117 \\'. \\'a1·nf'r, S:in111 An<1 lli \\'. \\'arn<'r, ~.1111~ .'l m1 ·IY..i:'i03 • :i.10-.'.1!00 Autos, Used 990 CHEVROLET lf>t',V. r;nnr1 ~h~Jlf'. $22;). Al iH'k Lr:itlirr 1n!!•r 1nr, ,(· TIRED I r I r)pPn l'\'I'~ •• t·_ Sun,-~~ 0prn l'Vi',<, ,t• Still, ".'r1Q.2,)l2 __ --I-----------~2-.144:.. 1--'lnr!au 1nc1r. FL1ll pn11rr 0 f:haf 0 rl tu rnitu re7 PONTIAC I 'f>ll THUNDERAIRn L.;inr!~u~ '61 V'" ll•1·· "''''· t'"l lo''· L I I A" l'\1 "' n n . AS WEL AS HEVY 396 SS ---"'!Ulflfl"' Jl II~ "1 . r~-It's really not th11 t harrl !!·', r11 . fl\'\\', pl, p/!<f'ill . llW, sunron(. 1·rhll mnlnr, fll'\I • · '67 C ·ro CORVAI R -D.i rn1tc!'d r!1n. r1u'lor.v ,\1r ('nnrl, [)011-O'" • 7! Co111ln<'n1;1I .\l:il'k Ill, 1 "--C B 1 1 1 N•w ft1lnl e nd . But run~ good, 1 1 .. .. 1, 10 replace. J u.>1 w;itch the Ir 'Ii!! FlRERJHn. ~.~pd. /lir·I /ln1-t'111 , ~1 ·"'· Pvt fl1 .11 : brak1ni:: ~~·.~trm + n1an~ lo;idrd. Lr;i~r 111 Si7.i 1110. ~ '-""'r oupr. cau 1 u 1 -_ . --1 '" rni)r f)('..;s , rte .~r" a111 ('f)nrl. P/B P/S make nf. A~k fnr Ulnn1e I/ an: xir:i..<. !'700. ilfi~-~:}; ri!1 ~. e 'fi7 Chr:v~lrr \i .icon, Air. r11 1111. (Ul)F:l62l. $1495. 1~·'· 642-·1~2fl ""11 .) 11t·11·r tnili\,v. 1\\IECi."10i. furniture & mlscellaneo'J~ Irr·. ;,~1--0.i~o dYs. 96~1039 ' :14i>-l1fl17 '63 V\\' Squarehack;-;:f,n1-1 -.lili rmf t;irk, <'Ir. Marquis Motors CONT~NENTAL Jnh:l,~\1'1 ,r, .C:.On, 2fi2fi ll;irhor columns In the Classi1led I, . .!'...""s t.· 11knd~. j 76~1T-B_IR_D_.-,,.-,-,,-,-,-to-p-.-1-ufl " I •· • I 1 h O ·-,, ,..., I I o Blvrt , Co.<1;1 :\lr .<,,1. ~dQ .. ifi311. e n~. ""'u· 1r;i..;r~ "' <' u c . 111 ~ 1rvy nip.'l ii ru~ on1 !)()fl ""1 Cst Highwy. L. Bch. 1969 CONTINENTAL SC'c!ion. I Srll idle items now! Call I pwr, Rlr, $'12.l. S:i51l or 11~1 ofr. ~~fl-1fi:lfi. rrr S2!!!'1.i. 49.\-7.-,0.l e ;140.,~](l(l Call 642-5678 & c hart:" it. 6-12-5678 Now! ."l-l.'•·162:i .6, \" -1, c-,,1-r-ER--e 'li7 Old~ cu.l~s~ Suprrn1r. 4 OR . SEDAN A t N 980 A N ----~= ' '· ~ 'fi~ NOV A cusl., P "'r \JUST .oELL u os, ew utos, ew 980 Autos, New 980 I Autos, New \VL<.;TPHALJ \ ~2~11Xl l.ind;iu. \fl flOO · 1 k " fl in t"0rd :'>1tll'f'n1 k. ,\11 111, sirr:/hrk~. : · nll. 1 r Hrau11h1I pl;i11n1un1 hlu" 1\·11h nr11. OR 1r11rlr for van <l;i rk hl11p !rather 1n1 rrinr k _,_,_,...,_,_7_•-~-~~~~--1 l.;;nd;iu ronr, F'ulJ Lu.~ur.v 1 ~~----1969 \.\\' ~riu;ir" h:irk "/11'r i'tr, 1 n11•n<'r \\/\011 n11\r ... ..: .... rel cnnrl. 11::()..711~, • 'fi!l P!.vn1ourh ~fl'Jrl<. f in)• f'nn1rrL e 'bl; .\n1h<1ss,1dor 11<1:.:"n. NOW'S THE E11u1pprri 1nr\udin!l, t;:iMnry ;i1,·. 1111 11h""l, Po11"r door '69 VOLK~\~h11r/1T'1I 1111. \It', QUICK CASH Irick.~ & mut'h more. Sale L<iw nuleacr. sunronl. • 1,7 Pnn11 .. 1· V \\<1n ' At-1-Ft.1 r:irlin, <'\rrllr ot 1·nupl', air. THROUGH A Pnc•rri (19~B~1W1 s::1li:1. Johnson ,r.i Son. 26211 ll;irOOr DAILY PILOT Rll'rl., Cn,<;lll ,\1r~a. :l-1()-'.ifi.VJ. rond1t1011. Q111rk salr $l2j(I, • ,.,·1 ChP1'y .\1.al1h11. Ruin. -l 970-MARKl l-1 - WANT AD Prrfrc!! }'111J .'.: con1plr1cly 64j.-l~R2 nr ;.;-17-:.ei~.l \\Uh rnnrP 1n rhon~ .. !ro111. The fas1rs t d r;nv lJl lhe \Vf'~f ; nP;ilrr, j I I :i2:1·72,'.0 .. -a DaJl.v Pilot CIRssif1crl 1 Tu1·11 unusrd i1t:'n1~ into Qu u·k I Arl. &12-51i7S ··~~n. r}lll li-12-:-ilii~ 642-5678 lu.xury r qu1ppr1t \()('ally o"·n- c( ,1, has ~f'n ~rrvi1·rrt hy au1honzcrl L111eoln rlP:ilf'r. --------Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 CLOSE-OUT OUR HAS OF ALL REMAINING '71 MERCURYS BRAND NEW 1971 ' COUGAR Sel.t! ,h1ft , lo'~+le w~lj, D~IO'e r <l "e';"IJ· rrmO !o GO"!rol ~·".! m«•o•, AM rJd•c. ti"ted gl •u, dlr w~I. tcv•"· (1 ~9 1 H ~~;7'i?1 IMM ED IATE DELIVERY ANY BRAND NEW 1971 MERCURY MONTEGO IN STOCK-WE WILL SELL FOR 3% OVER DEALER INVOICE! I.It 1971 SELECTION OF NEVER BEEN BETTER. MERCURYS IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO MAKE OUTSTANDING SAVINGS RIGHT NOW AT ••• JOHNSON & SON I M<lc ~ >ul~ c l ~l!'n O,...qo J••·f'•<'I , Lincoln Continental • Mar~ Ill • Mercury • Cougar 2(1,f)f)I] 11 r>ll 111ilr~. 1'h1,<; lu:-.ury r;ir i,.; flawlrss ,t· mu~1 br ~crn ,(· driVf'n lo hr 11ppl'l'rialrc!. 11 11' pn,·rrt for ll ri uwk ... ir.11' Ill SAA:-il. r ho11P li7~-AA1 I. 117 V1<1 Kot'Un. L1rio Jsle 1lhrr 6 p_~,, 1 970--c~oN~TINENTAl J 1,r100 1\l!LE:.'i -LIKE ~E\r l 8P<11111 fu! G1'0Vp n11~1 f1n1"hl w11h n1;itrh1n.i;: Jp;i1n"r 1n- lrrl<}r & Bl,.,·k l..<1n<i11u rrwif, Luxur.v r<11upllf'rf lhrnugh· 1 out. Full Pn11rr. Rllto trn1n! 111r mnr!. 1111 1•hl'r l, rnu~ .. rontro\. ,if'1rn n111\l1f1\f\ r~-i <1 u>, 4 Rranrl 11r11· 111·<'c. Si'<' ;inrl R~k frir 1t<'m(ln.slrat1n11, I i·l'iB.'iZ1. J,,hn~on & !'n11, <.'6'21i ll :il'llf'lr Bl1·rt., ('o.<1;i \1 rsa. :,111.:,,.;,),o, 'AA Lincoln \rint'l. r.111:--1\11~ ~-1111 [1'111 rr. !:\111~ i;:on<I, S 1/)(l(l. ! '1 I Jll,1, fi.\ \...f>·l~1, 1;~1 ~lnrk II. ,\~1 /1-'\l .<lr1•rn, ~prl'<i ~'finlrnl, l,Pilfhf'r. /I ll '"1111p Ln 1111 .<, '.1:17-~.1 1!1. COUGAR 1970 COUGAR 2 OR . H.T. I rnrcr:o Fon QUICK SALl: i\1•r;ir!1vf' mrrt111n1 ~lrl n1"- t;i1l 1c 111111 hl<1ck h1JZh h;:if"k hu1•\.'r1 !<<'als, Au !ro lr11 11~. R;id1n , Heatrr, Po11·rr Slf'('f· inc. Po11rr Br11kt:'~. 1'·ar1nry Air Cnnrl, ('XC'f'ptinnF11ly nwr 1hrr>U.11:hout, ~ br,'1.nrl flt'll' hrr~. f ir, &r ;ind ll'SI dr1v .. 1ncl11,\'. 1772AZH f S2!17\ Johnson l.: Son. 26~ H11rl>c'r Rlvrl., C0!<1a J\lf'SR. ;,®.~16.lll. '69 Couqar r. .... rr;i CJ.,;in, \\1rll Equippt'rl, PD11·.,r 11nd Facroory Air ~Z\l'E99-l l. $H99 839-9600 OR Corner 1R1 Ii Harbor SA nta Ana '67 COUGAR XR7, DrluXP le11 ther tnl. PB/PS, AM fM ~hArp c11r hul """11~ \•a!\·c joh. ~.ooo 1111. ~r1R.. 74fi1 DODGE- ·;o CllALLENG F:R, 4·111 RT . 11utn, 11ir, P"·r .~tf'r rin~. nf'11' tiff', ma1.t!I, p;:i 1nt. S'l. 1\i. :"~;I \" ~ OOOG_f_: _l_•_"ff-,-. -G-d.1 mtl!Dr k roN!.: Zfl m1 1;11 1. S300 22:.0 Arah11, f;.14·11t1~ ~DOO<;~:v110-:-AJ O~. ~~pr!. auin. """ 11r"'· sh\lcks. I 11111n1 .(. hi·;ik"~. ~ •. tfi-"~1<'. I .:=~~~================::=======::.Jl~th~urm unrirr $5'1, I try th,. Pt-ony P inchPr ·71 GRANO PRIX ""'"" .. ' "" "'""'I'"'"""· ,,... .... 1 i;or.••• ,,.,,,.., ,,.., •Q, •u'""'."' ''""'m"''"" !!ii• •11?o '71 LE MANS SPT . CPE. o"'"'" h~t~ioo, "" ron<l•T•n""'Q •u1n ,,,_l,C "•~l''"'"()n, P<)W•< bf>~·~ I. •TPtflno 1s1, oi l '71 FIREllRD 'Formulo' 1n., on• ""' 11 •II lnclud,nO •1• "'" <ll!lonlno, P'!*•' b•ftkt•. "°"'"' 110•• lno. •11•omt••c !••n•mi"'"" 151~ olll o .. ~. ~ou't 0 • .,..,...1 <•' 1 ... ,,,..,u, bl••-•nOw~r ~ ... ,,. .,.,w•• ""~""~ "" •ona•hOn•ng, •uicm•l•t !r•Mm"''On 1S•~. •l' '71 CATALINA (omo1•10 woll! '"" con<l••'""'no. nnw I!! b••~.,. "°"'~' t<~er<nq, J> 11!1'1•!¥ • dtoor "~'a101>. !~It, •ll '71 IONNEVILLI CPE. 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