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Home My WebLink About1971-08-30 - Orange Coast Pilot7 .. • • r1 I er 2nd Navy Vessel Joins Operation Itlopnp ·off Coast VOL, tt, NO. IN , l SECTION!. l6 ,.t.GEt ODD .. I • • • .. ~ ..... . .. ur Olli,. '1 "'ILOT ltt !I PM ll BIG WAVE POUNDS BIG ROCK IN LAGUNA BEACH Oe1pite tt-le Splash Weekend Su rf Wai Moderate Lifeguards Get Break As Beaches Cool Off 8~· TERR\' COVILLE 01 1t11 O.•PY 'lltl lt&H Tht water w:is roolf'r. th, rrowrls wer,. amaller and lifeguards along the OranRf' Coast got !heir first. break this weekend In a Jong, hoL summer. Al most beaches the water had drnppl'd rrom 1 very warm 72-74 degree~ do~·n to as low as 63 degrre~ by S;iturday. Only 516,000 water wor!hiperi-nocked lo the beaches O\'er tht weekend, some 100.000 le.~ than the weekend hefnre. Rescues were few ; nnly 206 fnr the weekend compar«p to more t.ha n L200 the weekerx! beforP when heavy riplides plagued the coast. One 11rea, Seal Beach, still m;i naged lo bo11.st. of warm w11ter with the ·1tm· perature sl11ylng al i8 dej!:rees. A Sell Reach lifegua rd credit.ed lhe Rre11':r; constant warm water In thermal polllutJOn from the San Gabriel Rjver, where" M:ve ra.1 gf'.nerati ng plant!! ~mp " thousands nf ga llons of hot water into the river d~ily. nit · BtJrf In Stal ~ch w11s typica,l of the entire ·Orange Coast, running • light one lt) thm feet . The 11m1111l surf has bttn cnm mifh lh1J1 aumtnf:r In San Clemf'nl.f', and stal.e Ji:reiuards say it hRs ht.en 11 re11l gift tn their he111ch. •• A &I n Clementi" slat('' llft'i;:uard said ttus momin• thal ponr crnwd!I wtrl': W111de ln loo k eA•en smaller bec11ur.e the buch is !JO feet bigger "The light 1urf has been hu1ld1ng out btt'ch all summer,'' sa id the lifeguard. I "Snme parti: were on!~· !.~ fr.et wide. now thf'~· are over M feel "'Ide." The guard 11aid the be11ch had bren @.l>l- llng 11m<1ller i:;inre J!lAA becauSf' of heavy ,;.urf iicfion, bu t ~urf undt>r three feet - whi ch has bttn the ca~ !his summer - has huilt lhe he;lch up iii.?ai n. Newport Beach and Huntingtnn Reach handled thr. biggest crowrls as usuti!. The MUnl "·a~ 200.oon sit Ne "'•porl Beach over lhe weekend with 89 rescues. none i;l'rinus. Huntingtnn Beach h:id 11 crowd count n( 120.000. but only 15 rescue~. ~unf iogtnn Stat.e Be{':Ch tinrl 8Ql:i;11 ChJca Stale Be.11ch tecorded 541.000 ''lsltors fnr the w'cckend anrf 43 rescue. - a 11 but three of tho.~e rescues were on &!turday. Abnut 60.000 pc<ipl e went In l:lty aod cni.lnl.y beaches cnvered by La guna Beach Hf.u:irds. The guard~ only had ·tn make 19 .fescues as surf ran a poor one to two reel. San Clemente city liff!8u1u·dl reqird@d 11 total crowd of 811,0I». but alM had only Ill rescues-. A 83n Clementi! gw.ivd' tald .!hf' w11t er WAI 54 de11:ree1', which reitll,V i1in't cnld. but ~cem ed M l>ecau~f' llf an nvf'rnigh l drop fro m 111hove 70 dei;:rees. He ~a id I.he water ls slowly wanning up aa111n. The picture 1o1o·as 8 lit tle differtn! in l.11.~ AnJ!e.le., f,11Unty w~re rhnppy winrl~ c11psil'.ed 11! lea:i;t I~ l'lai lbn11UI inliirffi ~iarina del R..y and acnre:s of nthers were lopplM by wind1 bet.ween Sant.I Monica and the Sooth Bay citiel. I I U.S. ~crime Of Ce11tu1~y ' l\.iller Die s SA'.'! .ll 'A/\, r .R IL'f'JI -\'athan Lrnpo]ri . "·ho r1rn1·p ;i rhi!'Pl ln!o !hP ht>iirl nf 14·.vear.fllrl Rnbby Franks 1n Ch1c<1J:fl 1n Jll2t fnr Htr lhrill th;il murri~r \l'nulrl gll'P h1n1 iinrl hi:r; p;i] Rich;ir<l l.Pl'h. rlirri Sun- fi:iv ntJ!hl at lhP tigl' of l\fi. i;:\111 uniih!P 111 fnrcrt h111 crimr IA'nf°"'Jlrl hart ~lifff'rr1I ii ... r nPs of hciirt a11ack:r; in rPrrnt month:i; ;i nrl u·;i:r; in thP f.11mvi1 HO!<p11 al in lhP Siint urrP ii rc.:i nf San :111;1n "'hrn hf' d1rrl ii t R 4.l p m Sun · rli11 ThP hn.~p11;il ,<;;i•d ;in a11tops1 w011ltf hr rrrlnrn1rrl l;i1,,r 1orl;i1· lo rlP!rm 1nP ex · art r;iu~,, of r!f'ath lRopnlrl ~rPnt .1.1 '1 ~ r....-• 1n ;in lll1nn1~ pn~nn for wh;il \l;t<: !hrn (';al!rri lhP ··rrimP nf thP Crnt ury .. 1n thP rlii.v~ u·hrn !h" l'rn lur,I' 11·;i,~ ..-1i!l ynuni;: ,:inri s11pPrl;il11•rs \\Prr> ;i \\'ii~' nl lilr H~ anrJ Lo€b h:iri hrPn sen1encrri tn !1fp, plus !l~ year11. Lneh w11s i;ta bbed In dPath in prisnn in I 9.1fi. SavM frnm exe.cution by the ex- lranrdfnflry legal f;ifent.s of ClarencP Dar- rnw. Leopolrl was eve ntually p11rr1onPd 11nd atoned for his crime .11s best he cn11ld thrnugh a serie~ nf gond work~. Bui. nnly last July he. told ur1 Cnrresponrlf'nl M11rg11ret Hym11n in a rare int.erview th;ii the crime had and "'ould rema in "'il_h him 8s lo ng as he liverl . F'nr year1 following his parole from the lllinoi s State Prison at ,Joliet in 1958. Leopold embarked upon a cnur~ or humilitv and !'f'rvire 1n mankind. As ''Nate'; ht was welrnn1P in the gnve rnnr':o1 palace erM h1rmer'.111 hut allke and 30me nr thnse he helped regarded him as R saint. Leopold . who~r. lQ borrlerecl nn thRt or 11 li[eniu11 -it. was once pul at 200-ch;ing. ed in his final mt)nth1' rrnm his pl:ic:lrl WRY~ Md hi11 tempP.r ~ame eKpln11 ivf'. He drnve his car fas! 11ncl "°"'etime11 f'r· r1lic111Jy and he became preoccupie.d with mooey. hoping his 11t1rrina rolt in 11 rlocumentary film would open R new career. Hi$ l!llWK'iitlt! said he h11d never rcitllv rnund peace. that he had never madf' rh@ 11dju:o1tmenl In civili11 n life after :tl'Vt yeart in pr1Mn and that not t vl!n 11 lilt.I! miirri ali[e coulrl make him forget lhe p.a..-!. Lcnpnld 11rr1 vetl in Puertt1 f\iCfl In 19~ 11nd In 19111 hi' marriffl Mr~. TMJdl (',arcia TH> Quevadn, lht widow nf 1 Sa n .Ju11 n rtoclor. 11f!rr 1t rom11nct in which lh t rab- bi nf U1e1r S)'flti ROJ;:Ue playe'fl cupid. She li[ll llt up 11 lurr11!ivf' rlorlst b11slne11.~ si nri they madf' a IPngthy trip In EurnpP, Africa a11d As1i:1 in 1!16.'. '° ht' cnul d con· !See LEOPOLD. P11e ti • 0 1es Nixon Ba~k Ho1ne After Two•day Catalina Cruise II Held Hostage Bandits Get $18 ,000 ui 1-l eisl Three gunmr.11 helri 11 ~PIP hosl..'1,t"r for more 1han fi 1•f" anrl nnt-half hnur~ th1.~ n1nrning hcfnrP mii kini;: nff w1!h $lR.llOO frnm a WPstm instrr .111uJ)f.rmarkP.I.. ThP rnhhPry t)('Cu rrtrl 11l !he. Lurk~· :'lt;irkt!. 1:107! Sprin,i;::riale SL Drter!1 vl' S,i;::t. Frank Fishrr sa 1rl lhr th rf'P r<t1spcrt.~ -;ill mrn -rniered thf' s1nre ill t1bnut midn1ghl , ta~ing fi ve cmplnve~ cilpli1·e. Rui finnf' of t hfl,\t e1npln~ r~ could nrrn 1h(' ~11fr , .~o rhP 1· )11111 ~tavf'ri lhf'rr. ,t'llther1n,c: up lhr rmploye5 i111. lhf'I' c;imr 111 un lit 1hr.1· founrl thf' one "'ho could opPn !hf' Jtaf•." Fi.•her si1 1r1 \\'hen !he robbery fina lly nccurred aL :1 ,10 '1 m .. ! 1 people ""'.'re bf>1ng hel d by the barirlit.•. Th r ~ni:;t:i,ltP.~ "'Prr hnund 11:1th adhPi:;11·r !apP anrl he ld cap!t l'P in ;i storage room . The rrihhrr11: were iirmPd "'1th ii sa"•ed· ()If dnublP h;irrcled ,o;hnt,i::un, ;i rifle and a p111tnl Fisher si11d thrv apparrn!lv miidP lhPlr r scapP In a ncwPr model sreen ~111~1<1n'l · \\' P r!fln l h;i1 ,. a 1 rrv ,l!nori riri;cripl tnn nf the ~u~pt>ct.~ from rhe v1ct1m5 ," Vi sher sa1rl Onr v.~~ app;i rpn1l .1• 11·carini:: ii n.v•nn Jtt fl('k1n11; nl'Pr h1~ r~rr Thr nthrr !WO, 11·h1le unmai;krd. appeared tn be "'eann~ false mustaches. Seco11d Na''Y Sl1ip Joi11 s Coast Ope1·atio11 Nlopup ,., SPCOOd Navy l'f'SSf'l with a UrLIQUf' rigging wenl lfJ wn rk nl'er the "'eekend c!r.an1ng up clnL~ nf thick fu"\\11 In lhP Nixo11 Returns After Tlvo-day Catalina Cruise By JOHN VALTERZA 01 lfle O•lll' 111~! llt!I PreJtident Nixon settled bsitk ln ;:in unhu rriPri nfftcf' rnutine in San Clemente !"rl:iv aft er .~pcndin~ twn day~ al sesi highli ghll!rl h.v rousing ret1'pli<>nll: by .verhl.smen iit Cat;ilinsi si nd no s!all!(ia iibout hi11: rirsl trip Rboa rd the Queen Mary. Noti ng lh11! t vrry Pre.i;ldent hiis "hl11 nwn getaway," the Chief Executive raved iibnut hi11: twn day!! 8board tht' bnrro>A't.d Newport Besich cruiser Mo.Jn after he landed 111 thf' Hsirbor ~partment dnck:!i Sunday "ftemool\. Thf' interlude 11boerd the 8.S-foot ves:!iel ln11 ned tn lht President by retired busine11:s man Frank Muller "gave mt: !imf' tn pul my problems into per11~ li"e." the PrP11ictent. said Sunday 11{· ternnnn. "Rul you nrvr.r rr11 1J.v grf' 1w11y lrom !hi' prnblf'm ll," ht: 111dded. ''1 h11 v, bef'n reading a litlle bit o! h1~tory. "nd 11;oln1t hat'k tn !hi' e.arltf'.~l Presidents t no!Pd !h11t ~arh nf them had ISl!t NIXON, P11t. ZI Jo.m1le-lnng ntl :;l1rk "'h1ch has plagued Snurh Coast beaches for more than a \l'Pek . A vessel ri~i;(cd >A'llh ;i crane which t·asls seive like hurkels has joined 1 "varuum·r!eanrr" hn:11 1n th P effort to rol lect the Oo;iting scum which now lhreatens beaches from Ocean:;ide to lh e ~lexiran horder SnuthPrly rurren\,i; have shif!Pd the slick frnrn ;i point direct!v nH the \Vestern White Hn11se in San \.lemente. ln lhP snutherly rei::ion nf lhe P11cif1r. San Clemente sands received no nil over !he weckenrl . Nn"' lhe thousand:i; rif ~allon!'i of th ickened fuel nil are staining beachCll 11Jong a :lfl...mile s!rel.rh tn the sourh. As lhe_ l.wn cr;ifl wnrk nff~hore. r re>A·s using had ton!s are cleaning lhe sands frnf'l Carl sbad tn Ocean Beach near San Diei;:o. N11vy Spokei;men sa.v the e.r~rimenltil ~klmmer launched rrnm D11na Harbo r nver the:. \l'eekend is effec tive_ nn the por· lions where oil is still !!Ort and fluid. But the vacuum device nn the htirbnr fuel ves.~I c11n nnt pick up the: heavy clnL~ nf fuel nil resembling 1111phalt The srive ho11t Cil!'lll: !11rge buckel1' 1nln tht hard slic ks ;ind AS the buckets are retrieved, they !lr:tin the nil from the sea 'A'Al,er The :!il'IOktsmen s;iy thry exllflrl to h11 vp the entirP. qu;irter-mi llion-ga llnn mess elt>aned up for Lht end nf the wef'k. They added that lf preSf'nt s•a Cf)fl· d1 !1nn~ rier~i~r .. ~nmP hear-hr.~ ;ilnn:z Raja California mi,llht fe:el thr. stain nf the goo. ' • Once More, Tl1e $64 Que stion r . .\RSnN CITY', .~ev. (U P!l Billionairf' Howard Hughes is 11!ive and >A'ell in the Bahama Islands. Or is he ? "Everybody al"·;iys says Hughes I.!! In r~rellenl heal!h ." says Gov. Mike O'C;ill;ighan. "Rut !hey always add that. 1f he sre:r; ont nf ou r J>!!Ople. it would ~ a lrau mii rtc PX:penence. These tw o i;tarcmenls don 't JiVP.." O'C.11l;i~han is only lhe latest in "' Jong !1~L of i;rah• nff1rials and citizens who ha1'P ques11onrd "'hether the 65-yea r-0\d rrrluse is acLual!y living and. il so. is he \1·rlL Thr la1es1 ii:;~urances tha l J~ughes is in good heallh came frnm two doctors who arted a~ personal courier~. carrying a !Plier allegedly 1~-r1tlen by Hughes to the govPrnor ThP doctor~. n11f' from Los Angeles and tl1P n!her from Salt La ke City, Utah, to ld H1r go vernor they had each personally seen Hughes withi n recent months and that he was he.althy. But o ·cal!aghan s;ivs. ''NothinJZ has been given to me: Lo Jv~t ify believing them." The ~overnor refused to identify lht!L physicians. but he ordered 1late 1aming nf11cials lo verify thell" backgrounds . The dnc1 ors both repeated lheir slateme.n t.s to ~t.'llt. agent.s and .:said an y personal 11i.!!it by an outsider In the hillionaire would be !See HUGHES, Page %) Orange Coa•t lt·eather Swiny skies toda y and Tue sday with lemperature1 around 70 at lht!L beeches rising to 85 Inland. Lows tonight along the coast 63 and li8 inland. INSIDE TOIJA Y Tlir. 191 1·12 community thea· ti>r 11ea:s()1t ii off to on early sl.Qrt with a glittering produc· tion of the musical "Once Upo n a 1\tottress'" by the We.stmni· .~t1(r C:onimun.ity Thtater. See £11tt rtoi'1tmtnl , ~age 21. -11.. " , ......... 111 ,. (lltclillt U• I Cl•ullle4 Jl·li '-"'kl u '"'"-"' 14 0.111 Ntll<.tl 11 Dt...orc.. II •dlffl.rll! 11•1• I ·~'••Ill_..,, tt-11 ,!Mitt• n.u l'letf-11 ) ..... l.•11111•" ,, .......... H-11 Ntlle~IJ Ne•' 4.,f OttllM <~lllY II )-N U.11 1..U Mtrll;1t1 !2·11 ''""''"'°' It '"-•l'ff• »di w .. I~•· ~ W&"'"''' Ne-woo 1'·11 Wfrlllt NeWlo .. , I DAIL y PILOT s Policenwn 'Murdered Jn Station SAN n.ANClSCCI rUPI' -A tMf:f\UI fired through lhe .. talk" hole in bu!l~t proaf &lau al a po!1c" stallon Sunday 'fjght killed 1 sergeant and wounded a •·oman dispatcher . A Uttal of 18 shots were flred In the lob- ~y of Ingl!~side Station, causing detec- ti,·es tc surmiSf' !hat al least twn men .,ade lhe atlack, although they had a f tserlption of onh' nne In an areaw ide r1d10 bro1dc1st. pohce taid the man lhe.v an hunting 11 • Ni!!gro, t bout 20 years old, and v.•ear1ng a \4'hlle tee-shirt. ~~\ o.( the b.t.illets from a shoti:un and a ~mm automatic pistol v.•ere fired in an unsuccessful attt-mpl to blast cto"'" a 1tetl door leading In mner police quarters. A fireman said la~r the "·all around the door "looked like sv.·iss cheese.'' The victim of the {ala] shots was Sgl. John Young, 4~. the third San Francisco policeman this year to be shot ln the hn e of duty , and the sixth In !he past 18 months. Wounded tn the shoulder and taken In Mission Emergency Hospital "''as th e dispatcher. Mrs. Ellen Lipney. 30. There was only one oth!r policeman in the building at the time nf th~ attack and by the hme he reach ed Young the sergeant v.·as dead. No explanation was g1vl!'n for the sneak attack on the station .,.,·hich is surrounded on thrtt sides by Balboa Park and on !he other by a freeway. Ltd by Chief Alfr~ J. ~elder. police ~warmed to the !'cene as soon as a radio call went out saying "A sergeant's been ~. A se:rgeant"s been shot. Get an am· bulance over herP " Aided by floodlights from firp dPpart- m"-llt trucks and police dog s. patrolmen eearched the park "·ithout finding anyone. A five-foot hol't'"w•a cut in the fence separating the st ation's back from the freeway, leading detectives to belie\"e the escape was made in that direction. pro· bably to 1 waiting car. Nelder call~ it "the senseless killing ol a wonderful man and one of the finest police officers in the department." Shortlv after the fusillade of shot.a 1n the station. there was a m ysterinus ex - plosion at a Bank ()f America brancfl a mile away, but it could not be determined lf there was any coMection. Sintt Februar; 1970. there have been M sibot.age at.lempt.s at the bank "s branches. Two Sky Dive rs Drown Off Coast ANTIOCH (AP ) -T wn sk;-.o -d1vers, l~dtd with heavy camera gear, dro.,.,·npfl Sunday evf.'"nlng when thttr parachute ~ were caught in a crosswind th11! carrif.'"d them into the Antioch the sheriffs nf!ice A.id today. The COnlra COsl a Countv coroner s ol- fief: identified the victims· as Sea n Liam O'Rl:illv, 23. of San Franci~co . and Ph.Jhp O. Mon.lie. 22. ~·ith addres:r.es 1n bo th Pt1rl Arthur, Tex and Berkeley Sheriffs officers !'Ald lhty wtre part nf a four-man tr am attempting In film a ~Jevision comml!'rc1AI The t .... ·o "'ho 1umped first. Albert Za1!z and Brent fl.fcLarf''· bnrh Z.i an d bn!h from Brl!'ntwood. landed ~afely nn the ground. off1ctr! ~a1rt Officer~ !illd lxi1h \"IC!lmq 11 Pn~ member! nl the P11rachut1~1~ A~snc1a11nn flf Am!rica and had e,11ch lni!ged more than 1511 i ump~ OIAN•I COAST DAllY PllOT """''""" .... -·-s-C:l1a1111 OllANGI COAST PUlllS~ING COloll',\,,.V lol.irttN. W•td Pr•.<11..,! IN l'"ut>I~ ..... J1<k I , C url t y VIH P,_lll..-1 1•d Ger> ... 1t .lollM99" 1~.,...,_11:,,¥;1 Edi lot 1 ~0"''' A. M u·11~iRt M"'"'"' ldl- Gh1r'-1 H. le11 l ie~''' '· Ni ll .AM11'9!\1 Mt .... ~ l d·ter"I °'"'" C.tt Mn.; lXI W•t llV 5"N I 111...._, IOlc": l1Jl N"'""'8rl 9eu:..,1•6 U9UM IMdl. m 'Gr•t Av111111 MUllll"ll'ilfl le1ej'I · tn1~ INC~ loul .... 1'11 "'" (ltr-!1: J0S Ho.111 l l C1'"1.,. 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(t t,1e•.,l1 "'*"°''-'"" ~ ""ltf" n .u _,,, 1, b¥ .... 11 at 11 -"'11'1 fl'l lllt1•'1' -""11 ....... , UJt -'"''· -- Clemente Murde r ~xhumation Set Early This Week The d1s1nttrment of !he bod~ of Connie Lynn Johnson -murdered more than a .l'ear ago in her Sa.n Clemente apartment -w1JI takl!' plflc~ tn 1 sm all tov.·n in fl.hch11an earl.v this ""ttk. fl1stnct Al· torney's in\ est1111tors .s1id toda1 The exhum1t1nn -r>rder,.d bv an Ora.nge Oiunty courl -will rQrTit' 1n t1n1t' fnr the star! of thP 1nurrler 111111 "1Pd nesday 1n wh1rh thr 11·oman·s ~·nu ng hus· bflnd is the defend11n1 It "·as learnerl Fndav that !he !!I huma!1on "·a~ nrQered to allnw tht !11k1ng of fingerprints .,.,·h1ch fir!" rnt1cal Ill nnP pnin1 of f'1·1deocr in thf' trial nf \1ark A!-.n .Johnson. 2fJ . a handsnmf', lanky f..larine lanre rnrpnral A p11!n.,.,·c;i~r a~v•rtrt1h· lnunrl at l hP murder scene drapt>d f)l"f'r h1::; rlfad "'1fp "~ face: bear~ fingrrpr1 nls. anti lhe apparenl 1nte:nl of I.he probP 1s In nh!a1n .samples nf f.trs. Johnson's f1ngerpnn1.~. The young defendant. ;ilnng with his slain wife"s parents, ronsen!ed to the funC'tion. One conditinn imposed by John!inn·,. la"''Yer, howe 1·er, is that no de!a)'S shoulrl result in the start of !he. trial ln Orange County Suprrk1r Cnurl In an afficla\'it filrt1 b\" As~1~!ant District A!tornl'\I l\lirh;irl ·cripp1z11 - "·hn sought anrt "·nn thr e;..humnl1nn order -the 1nrenl pf the funrt1nn 1~ 1n prn\·e a prosecu11nn p<unt r\n pn~1t11e ident1f!cation nf !he fingerprints h::i.~ h<>fn made, but sources indicate lh!! pro- secution believes them to be the husband"s. \: The three-months-pregnant house" 1fe Buena Park J\'lan Held in Girl's Hi~ Run Death _A Buena Park man haa been charged u·1th felony hit and run dril"1ng in the Fri- day night death of a Hurillngt.on Beach teenage girl .-i! Bolsa Chica StAI~ Beach. Calif1Jrnia H1_1:h"'a\" P;i trnl officers ar· rested Lee Sherman H.:ill. ~A. nf fi2i~ San Ricardo \ra~· 1n Oce:ans1rlt earl~· Saturday "'hen the,\· spottt'd his pirkup rruck Huntington BParh rnt1rp fl llPi:P thP 1·ehir!e had bloor1 and bits of lorn clnlh1ng on tht frnnt Pnri l\11led 10 thf flcc1dent "'a"-Karen 1::1· hntl. 16. t"lf 16il72 ~1 nr!'P r1rclr The accident nccurrPd nn tht' spr111''" t'Odd al the Sol.~~ lh1ra bP<1<'h. Aoother R"irl struck bv thP i::amf 1 t>hicle. l\ri:;tine 8Pasle.y. of ililiR2 F.rl~PwiilPr L.:inp, Hnn· t1ngion J;eiich 1s rPpnr!rrl 1n ~flt1sf.:1r1nrv cnndJt1on ;it Hun!1n1:.!nn ln!Pr<'nmmun1tv Hnsp1tal She su ffrrPt1 a fr;irturrd hip. T11•n nther per~oni; \1 ere k11lert in cn1111tv U"PPkPnd tr11fr1r ;ind ;i fn:;l;i i\lr:;.<1 mr1i1 dit>d 1n an Ark:insfl " rrii~h Arkans11 ~ St.:itP Pol 1rP .:i::i1rl Thnm.:i<:. .1 r.1sriPI. 4fi. nf llM.'i An;ihr un A1·p. rlit'rl Sa !11rdr1.1· n1~ht 1n a 4M·ff)(Jt hill lrnn1 ri bridge ne;ir Rensnn. Ark rnhrP .,.,·ere nnt. s11rr if Gi5ritl fPll nr h;id J11n1ped 10 ar..,1rt bPinc hil hy ;; trurk Officer" sii1rt G1snPl v.·::i~ rlri\ 1ni;: "' trartnr·trr11IPr lr11rk ""h1rh w::i~ S1."l\1Pd "n thP bridge "·ht>n !hP nlher l.:ircP 'P]11rlP rollt>d nntn !hP .<:.tri1rt11rP :it h1 ch ~rrrd anrl "·::i ~ unrihle tn ~•fir ,\\;ilrnlm R Smith 2'1 nf 11.~42 llPI An1n .<;r T11 ~11n. rt1r tl 111 T11•lu1 (nm mun1 11· Hn~p1t;il P;irll S11nrl::i1 frnm Ill Jllt!P~ suf!PrPrl 1'hPn hl~ ~nu!hhnunr! rlunP hugg_1 pluni:!'tl 1ntll ii rlr;i1n;i ce t11trh ;:it !l"IP rjp;irj Pl"lrl nf \ln1lltnt\ r;irk11 RI ::II H.1r1 ;irrl Ai P1\11P nf;;r the S;in!a Ana .\!:itinr i·nq1" i\11 filt'l\111 \fr~ rti11l1< F ]11r1\..-II ;i ~111h;ir1~ ~('hnf'l 1P;ichrr :i l~f"I tl1Prl f';:u·]\ ~11rirl::i1 1n !hP ~.'!JTIP hn~p1!;;I from 1n111n"< rr rr 1\rrl 111 .:i l\1·n-r;ir rr::i.-h ~.'lh1rrl.:i1 11flf'r11nnn ..,,., L;i:::11n.:i C11n1nn fln;ir! ;ihn11! nnr n1 II" ~n11t h nf !hf :;;;n !"1 1rot n ~-l'l'Pl\1',\ ShP w;i~ fflli!lll 111111rf'rl 11 hrn ii r;ir rl n1·pn h1· \V1ll1.:i1n r Ch;inrllPr 11, nf li'il Palm O~h·e. L;ic.un;; Rr;;rh rnll1rlprf 11·11h hPI" 1·ph1r)I'. thP H1c:h11,:i1 r .:i!rf'\ r~rn1·l"t1 Off1rl"r~ s;i1rl r"h;inrlter. ~nu!hhnunrt "" th~ c:tn\'nn rn;;rl tn.<t rnn!rnl (If hi" c~r ..,,., .!I cur\'e and crns~t'd tn!n !h .. nrir1hticiu11d lanes HP w;i< no! !i<'rinusl\ in 111rrrl fl.l rs IwPrks' rl1111eh!P r L~sllP , 1Z months. suffered minor injuries. Pat, Julie Back In W flshin gt.on From Florida t\'AS HJJ\"GTO~ 1L"PJ1 -.lul1• ~·i:.:nn E1senho.,.,·er 15 recuper.:iung frnm hpr broken t(lf' at the \\1hil'" H n11~r 1n \\"a~hinl(t(ln . lhe f1r<l lad~--~ ,11 idrs d1$.rln.'· ed Sund;iy. Cnnnt~ Stuar1 , f\1rs Jlir h;i.rrt r-.·1:i.nn·~ ~!,11 1f ri 1r~tor. ~.:i\rl ~1rs Ni"'tnn IH1rl Julie arrl\"NI Ln \\"ash1n~1on SAturrl:i,1• 11f- lemoon t1.fltr the fir~! l11ri\' !iJ'lf'n1 11 fp11• d.!l.\"S "''!fh Juli!" A! ht'r hnmt 111 A!lJ1ntic BtArh. f lil .. fn1/t1 .... ·1n11: !hr m1~'111r '"She 's .!I youn.c: !:td~· 11hn rPrn1·pr' 1erv rao1dl.v." ~Air! l\lr~ Stuarl. rrftrnnt In ,Juli .. 's 11 cc1de:nl ta~t "('rk ""hl'n ii ~IPPI hnok Ci!rt tl'lppl,.d on hf'r lrFl fllfll. ctiJ~h.Jn~ hf'r ltlf !'hi' l"Xph11nt'd i\1r~ '\1~nn !lin1u:flt 11 ll"l"U!cl bf ht>l1tr lt1 t ~k~ r~rp nf .Jul11' al t.hP \\'hire M111t1't'. r:t!hP r than brr 11r-art m,.nl, up~tair!i 1'1\tor ;1J 1111r:t;;r It~ 11 "·~·11;iird fl'lr ~tr !t1 t r! 11rnunt1 in h1>r ltntP high r ast 1--lr ~ S.111.-rt ~Jtld Al~n . htr hu~t'lanrt Dai 1d E1~Pnh<>" "'. t.n~11~n. h.oi ~ /1 Int nl n)ght 11. a(ch dut11 nn his ship t:ss A~"~nr. 11·as fatall~ stabbed 11·1th ! m11!t:try·tyia knife anci bt'atcn sr 1 erel: "'1th a 11·ood•ft st(lfll as shP !a~ nn Lhl' bo-d nf a ltny sturt1ci apartment nPar 1hf' Si:i n ('leme-nl• pll'r '1rt'a Jn tht !Ummer nf !970, Her husb11 nd fl rs t nntlf1r r1 fl"l l<"I' nl t.ti~ d •~rn1 r1·1 nf thP twl1 mnrP th;:iri 24 h"ur• ilf!Pr hP lrft 1h" i1pt11"tm.,n1 fnr gUil rrl 1111· 11 ;it the ,\l;ir1nl' H ~llrnp\Pr Far1l11y in S<int a Ana . ofhcrr~ ~air! ;1J 1 thP t1ml' Olftcera nunt ed 1.ht Ma rine as sa11 na he left his 11 1f,. 11!11·t il l rl;:i"n. rlrn1•p tn San1;i Anii . rh"n rrlurenPil hf"lrnr more th;:in a rlill l::it Pr and fnitnrl hPr ~lfltn .lnhn.'.;(tO 1o1 as prreii\sri ii .ve.ar tn lhf! rii:i.V ;i[tPr thP hnm 1r1rlp ,11flPr hr 1nl11nrar1ly appPi!fPrl ii! S;:in ( 'Jpmpn!e rnhr·P hr ;irl- quarters fnr rl 1scuss1nns w1!h rtrttclll"f'.S InvPst1gat1i"n 1Jf the ca.~t 1ncludPrl months nf wnrk bv local nfficers. plu" hea1·y assistanct of m1!1tary and D1!!r1ct Attorney's investigators. Fro"' Page 1 HUGHES • • • lr;iuma11r fnr Hut:hes. "\\')1;-.!"s sn lrauma!1c about seeing somennp?" a~ks 1he gn1'ernor 0"('allagha n Sl'llrf he doesn't behl'l'e the hanrt-deliverPd letter from HUilhes. tt ";i ~ 1.vpt"A·ritten o'n pl11in "'hill' paper ""1th only the ~l inalur'" at the bottom. There were no fingerprints attached as rP(]UeS!Pd. ~usp1rinu$. !ilfllP nffic1als fee l this 15 an 11nportanr pnint. Hughes wRs Mled, "''hl!e •n Nel"arla. fnr srribbling nff scores nf memns anrl letter.~ 1n his .~uhordl n:itp~ in a hflntlwntin~ 1h::it r;in hf't hP rtesrr1herl a'J: ~rr.:i "·lin~ And 11 w;i,~ ;il.,.,•;iy!> on yel· ln1• lf'J:!Rl-$i~Prl l1nf'rl pi!pP r. St;ilr nff1ri;:ils flrP nn! f'xprrs.~1n£ r·nn rern abou1 lhP heallh nf HuJ:!hPs just to be pol ite. Thrre 11re fe;i rs in gn1·Prnme:nt her!!' that lllnP.~.c llr death rnulrl !ouch off a power strul'!giP 1n the H ul!he.~ empire and again rtam<1£P Nel"ilda ThP .ct.ate alrearl.r .... ·ent lhrnui::h 11 ma- JO r sh.:ike11p lil~I f)ecembPr 11•hf'n Rri~rt J\111hru "·as tirerl as Hughrs· chir:f spokesman 1n lhe st ilte. Only threP mnnlh~ heft'lrP that.. Huoihes had hPPO rrpnrlt'd tn be ~t'r1ou.~I.\" 11l !I apprar" lhp rlpr1<:.1nn tn nu<;I i\1<ihl'u was m;irlp rtunnt: his rPf'f!11ery pPnod {lfl1r1als hPrf .:irP ;ifr11 1rt l h<' HughP~ hnld1ng.~ rnu!rt (.:ill 1nrn thP h;inrlF nl a prr,.nn or i::rnup. unfr 1Pnrl!~· In lhP NPv;>:i .:i l'!."lmhltni;i: inriu.<fry. HUi?hPS own.~ SP 1·Prt r::istnos .:1nrl i!i Nr v.:1rl.::i"s h1 2J,!e~l gamh\Pr 11·11h 14 fll'rrf"n! nf thP winninii:~. ThP hrallh ;:inrl hah1ts nf Hu~hrs h::1 1·"' fnr.; lnni: r1rnP bPPn !hP suh1rr1 nf rumnr anrl conJPr t11re. Thf .\' ha1·e hf"!'n rln<l>I \' ~11 :irrlPr! .cerrrts fl~ HttJ,'!he.c ilpp;irPntl.I' nnll' sr,,~ his n1;ile a(ll"nrl;ints nn ii l"Pj,:tJl;ir ha~1< A pl;inp r rilch in l ~,'Jf;. in 11•hirh h"' w;is nrarlv killrrl. lrft H11_1:hes h.;rll.v .crilrrrrl ;:ind hf !i!ar!erl rn shun 1hP p11hlir f'.\'~ {llnrP ;inrl mnr'P hP arted lhrnn j!h hi ~ ri1rlP.< HP nhst'~~lf"ln fllr pn\'ar.v grrw i;:rr.:11rr ilnrl. In 1hr prnrPss. -~rarktd rurnnr<; H11i:h r~ w;i~ ::i '"he;illh nu!·• 1 fnrrriPr f11lh1m l' Pmn!n\ p .~;i1rt l:i.~1 !lPrPmllf'r Hui;:hPs nP1 rr rrrfiinrrl 11 n1·nn .. In rntpr thr rnnm w11hnut ht in11 .~pril \'rrt 11 11h i;:r1·m1r1rl1> H"' ~:>.lrl Huc:hr~ nr' '"r ~hnnk h;intl 11·1 th ;in1·nnP and <tonrl fnur f"lr f11 e f1>el ;i11 ::11 fi-nm 11<11nr~ nr hi• ~t .::ilf mrrnt>Pr~ . .:i nrl nf!f'n harl ? h.:illrl~Prrh1rF rln~p in ht~ mn11th Thr 111n!h flnnr pr n!hn11.~r nf tf!P llf>.crrt Inn Ill I.:>.~\ P£i'l~ whr r"' H11ii:hr~ )11·.,rt fnr f,.11r 1ri1rc 11;i~ rPp.1r1<'rl !n flai r l'nn !-1111rt\ l;i1 o:r :i1nn11n1~ nf mrrl1fr11I P(jlllr" n1Pnt Th"rP r1>fi<1r!rd\1 w~:o> ;i ~rwr111I ;:iu filt r rin~ 11n1 t hr<:it1~P H11i;:h"'S 11·ao ~;:i1d tn s1dfr ,. from r>mrh\·~rm;:i T)"lrrr wrrP rPrnrJ; ll11 i:;!1r~ ~h11fll rrl .11"f'l111rl w11h 1 1~.~11P hr1XP~ ..,1·rr h1 ~ lrn111 ; ~hr1r'-. hut !hr~e rumrrs 11·r i·e rlP~rr i hrd as · pure hokum."' Hunting tou Man Shot F ollo,\in~ Fi~ht With \Vife An artun1rnt htl""PPn ,11 Hunlln~l nn Gearh r(luplf' f'.:irh· S.11nrl:i~ mnrnin2 t>nt1 - Prl 11 \!h th"' flu~banrt rf'('(l1f'rln~ frl"m ::i hu\11'1 wnt1nd 1n his \lnmarh And thl' w•llf> 1n 1.:111 nn chAr~rs of as.~,11u]{ 11'i!h !ntPnt 10 r n1nm11 mu rdrr Thr 11·011nrlf'd m11n . ,l ,.rr,v ,I ~·;i11ll..rr1f'r. 21. nf 1!11fi2 H11nl\ni;:1 nn SL. Apl I". w;i~ h~1rd 1n !IAt1~fActory r0nd1!ion tndA y ;it Par1flc~ Ho5p1 tat Hl\ wlfe, Jurl ith , Ut. 1 ~ 1n nranl!P (nun · I\' ,l.:iil Nn b.;i! ha.!t be.e:n se:t f(lr l\1r~. F:tulkr>nrr r nl1rt' 11·Pr r ral!r(! to the ;i.par!.ment shnr11y aflrr m1dni11ht whrrf' !hry fn11nrl Faul kener l.1·1n;; 1n thf' h11llw11y ,11nd h1.~ w1rr .,.,.,.,.pin~ l'ln !hf' f'nurh OPhrA t"ilrnP,1". .,.,·ho lil'e.~ "'"llh lht f;iu lk l'ntr.~. rie!lcn~ lhP !11"\oolll'lll f11r . rnll{'P Shr tnlrl 1hl'm !ht rouple had gnnf' In 11 pflrty r~rhrr SAturd11y evfnin1L but h~rf cnmP hnmp hf><'AU.~f' of a d i~pu\P nncP ht1mP, F'Aulkf'-ner ltft ,11nd dui nnt rf'-!urn l11r Abnul l\l"n l'H'turs. M l~.\ CAmey ll,ll!rl \\ hrn hp tl1rl rPlllm. hP .:inrt h111-"1!r ~•ilr1 Prl :irJ:t11ni;: And he """'~ ~hot T"'" 1'-111\r! r .:i m"' lrnm JI 22·rJ1 l1hP t rf'1·nl\·r:r thP fV!Ujllr n"A nPrt . !"lf'lhrP ~.:i itl l"lP1r<'l11 ,,, ;;i rp s~rk1n t 11 r nmf!li11n1 tn- rl~· frt1m thl' D1~triC't At1t1m •y tr 1$ '"~ l""r!erl lhar bail fnr t.lrs f.1111\..ent t w\11 bf 'f'I u hen a cnmpla1nt has bt-c.n fllt'd. -· -----' • , .. ,...,,__ I ,,, Easy f,ivin' From l"llfll• I LEOPOLD ..• llnur hi.I 11t11dle1 or par•!1te1 and the misery th t y 1nflic11'fi nn thl" human rar.e. Uwb. IR. anrl ].R.(Jpold, lfl. 11·er~ two hrtltiant uppPr tnJrlrl lr (IAS.'I l 'nll'Pf"!lt\' of \h1(·a~n :clurl('nt~ "'hPn thp1 St't ou l fl.1ay ?1 , !1!241 '" M1nn1 •t 1h• ("l'Prf,.1·1 M"imP in ""h111I w;,ii; hi IM know11 as 1 mur.4• for thri ll~. Al$ ri.n\, when Bobhy !"ra nk~. ~n11 nf • Ch1t'1111'.0 milliona1r!. t>meri;:Pri lrom I priv1t\e &<:hool !hey lurer! him 1nln their l"Br ;ind rlrol'P tn the suburh~ ..... h,.re th &V drove the 1•hisPI 1nln his hea rl 11nd rl111npr d his nurtr bo<l~' 1n ;:i rtirr·h They demanded 110.0!Xl r11n~on1 1hn11i;:h hnlb 1nen came fron1 WPHlthy familif'~ find neilher needed the: rn1Jney It w11s nnt !he r"M"rfr ct rrin1e :i pa1t 11f ~r>ec·taele~ fnunrl "·ilh lhr hnrt~· wPre l t"fl(.'erl tn 1.Popo!rl 11£' anrl l.orh "'PtP 1n• rfi(·tert and tr1 C'd 1"hr prn,e1·11tnr rfPmand• Prl thf' rlrath pen.:illy, hut Oarrn""· frPSh frnnl his rif'fen~P in 1h" n,11 vtnn. TPnn ,• Scopes trial, wa s retainerl to rlPfend thr1n. '"\\'hat l"tlinlf Cl"!lf'] run •('< it rnl l' 1hPst ht:11's lo !h,.1r trrnhlP rnn1f'~~ .. 11.:irrn\lf' a~~!'d. The Jiff.I' had no ;i ns wrr. h111 tha question raiscc1 1he sha(tow nf a cioub! and ho1h f'.'ll"ilpPd 1he pl~·lnt• 1•ha ir \\"h ilP in pri ~nn l..1•r)rotrt c('! up :i n {'dtrf"atinnill pn1gra1n fnr nlhrr 1·nn\'1rt.5, ill' rnl11nh•c1·rd ii.~ A hurn:in g111n<'.:i Plll: ff.If 111alf1ri11 e-.rerifl1~1ll ii i[\ \~<lrlf~ \\'tr n. Ile cootin11e1t his i;l\u'l ie.s ru lf!f"lilll!.i"..1 and h.v rnrrespontlen<·e oht11inefl a n1a1l11r'8 de~ree i1, S1x:ial wnr~ frnn1 lhe Univerliil y qi ruer\u Rico. \\"1 th 1he rarnerl Ra l boa P;i v1l10 11 nnd one o.f Ne\.\'f1r11·t ll arbflr 1i ubiitHll· nu!' snil hnnt.< in the ba r kgrnund. Phillip Laf!ante, lB, hea~& fnr a dip in lhe harbor. For a lighthearted look al si m Uar ium mert1 ~e ar t n<i· ties along the Orange Coast, see Greg Schneider's photos, Page 30. He ali;n rnade p{lwerf11 ! friends. Ari\il S1evenson. then gorernor of Jllinnis. (\(\in· n111terl l\\s sentr.nce rn make hhn e l1111\~ll for rarnle. Persnns a.µpt!al1111 ft"lr Ris freeMm in1·\\1defl fll'l'll Oarl liaRciluir-i . 11e10111ive i;twy \\lriLef Erl! Sliinlt.V fiarner a11d P1fi!r~ Rico Gov. Luis Munuz ~1a rin. Hr e;;irn(!(i SIU ;i month plui; rOf\m anrf hn.::irrl .::t! thl' C;i~f:tnPr Hospil.:il herf' until hi~ incnn1e w.:i.~ i:upplemPn1Prl by rnl'~.lli~s frnm his hP.C! ~tl!Pr '"Life r JU!I 99 Ye;irs. •• Tl1ieu E1nerges Winner Alrnrlil al1 nf his j<lh.n resrarch prnJef'ls Fnr _gn1•ern· mfnt d!'pflrtmPnli:, r;ing1nJ! from 1rr1cing tfl~ tr;:in$.rni~~1flll~ nf p11r11~1IP<11 in ~lum rj,\·p!J 1ng.~ 1n ~!url.\ ln.R: thr 1i:l ;inc1"s penfll tn~tiluti()n~ !n l;:iking ;r cen~us of PuerlfJ Rican p11rrots. 111 Viet11a111 Elections SAIGON 111r1 1 -rrPs1rlrn! r-.·ri;u\'en r.;n Th ieu appe<ired tnrla y In ha1·e ·re· t11 ined his holtl on thP.. Sou th Y1rtnames'- N.:i11nn$ll Ai1se mb!~· (n n::it1on"'irlf' elec !1on.~ Sund::i ~·. bu! nppo~1!1nn r ;indid,oi tes !'rnrPrl hea1·ilv in lhe urh::in i!reas and the "flr·rnrn northt>rn prn1·1nce~. Officials pred1rted lhal Thieu. 11·ho 1s Fl'fJfrl Page 1 NIX01'\i ... !n f1nrl h1< n11n p::irt 1rular get;i11·a\ ·· HP lhPn nt"lt ed lh::it thP ~pa W.lS his. 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DOWNTOWN COSTA MfSA , __ I»< COMI IN AND HOWSE AROUND PHONE 646-7741 l etw••R H•rbM & lree4'w•y • I I • -. I -I Huntington Bea~h Fountain Valley VOL b4 , NO. 206, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1971 Today's Final N.Y. Stocks TEN CENTS ·~ ' -l I I· I. f • • -School Tax ' Ruled Out • I ' , High Court Says Property, Levy Unfair to Poo1· I I I Easy DA ILY PILOT 5!•ft Photo Livin' \V ilh the fan1 ed Balboa Pavillnn and nne nf T\c\1por1 1-!arbnr's ub lq uil· ous !'ailboats in the background, Phillip LaP\an1e, 1fl. heads for a dip in lhe harbor. For a lighthearted look at sin1l!ar sun1n1er time act1\'i· lies along th e Orange Coast. see Greg Schneider's photos , Page 30. Huntingto1~ to Lru1dscape Oil Wells i11 Civic Center?- B~· ALAN D!Rf\IN Ot tho 0111~ 111101 St1f! \\.'hi!e snmr nil npera1nrs are i::n1ng n\1t of business. th11 ci!.1· nf Huntington Brach Is ju.~t getting into the h11sinr.~.~ In a small way. The ci ty acquir·cd three producing wells when it purch11sed \I acres of !and fnr the ~ite of the ~8 5 m illion r11 ic cc n1er orposite the Hun· tingtnn Beach •11gh Schnnl Rather !han closp down thfl \\rlls, '"'hic h were owned bv the HunUngton l)each ({1mpan.v. ci!v a.rlm1n1.~t1 ~1nrs figured ii would be \1·i~l"r to keep them pumpinJl. The v.ells produce bet'.l'Cen 38 and 40 Public Access Ov<•r Beocli In lVe ru Jl c1111 e LPc<il sp11rnn,1: bct1l'crn th,, r1ty nf Hun1111g1nn Br;irh and thP llunt1 ngtnn Jl;ir1fir Corp over p11bl1 l" ;:irccss In I hP 2 :i·mile hc;l t h nnr1h fol the p1r.r ha~ switched 10 a rtC'W 1en1H' -the D1stricl Courl of Appeal in San Die~o. At conflict in the prcscr.t round i~ .in order issued by Superior Court Jud.i:e Hobert A. Ban~·ard in June instruclln.I! the cily to belier ansv.·er 29 11ucstions posed by the defendants in the case. "·hich include the Hunti ngton Rearh Company, Slandard Oil. ancl Soulht rn Pacific. Judge Banyard backed up his opinion that the 29 questions, posed in the discovery 8t.11ges of the trial. "'f'rl" not adequately ans\\·ered by imposing a $.JOOO sanction on the city. The city was to pay thi~ penally to the companies. barrels a d.11~1• giving the cilv nPl earn· ings of between $1.500 and $2,000 a mnnrh. acc{1rdin~ lo A~sislanl City Administrator Brander C11stle. Castle, whn is the c1t.l''s prnjcC't d1rec· !or for const1·ur.t 1nn of the civir r.enler , rrrnrled !n councilmen rrce.n1.ly lhal thP archi1ert. f\url Meyrr & Assnria!es of tn'.' Ant:f'leK, believed 1h;i1 thP 11·rlls, which 11·11! be in lhe cenler parkin~ lot, t:o1ild be lantlsca pl"d into the site. The "ell~ ha1·e a !1fe exprct11ncy or !l'l ~·e11r~. hut Caslle said lh11t one nf the 11·plls will hr ar.ce nlerl 1r1th lighting and rhPff. 11::1~ a "~Mrl pos~i!:nh!I'"' that 1hi.~ \\rll 11nuld bP kept nn the ~11r lnng after p;-nd11ction a11 a symbol of Hunling!on Brach"' nil hl"TllAJ!e. nf'rcnllv ()ii F1clrl Supt Hf'rh Dav ::il~n rep!'lrtrrl nn thr 11 01 k nl his office in en· fo1·r1n~ rrnl'1~1nn~ nf thr 011 codr He 1nltl rn11nr1lmrn th.111 s1nrP ]'lf,r; nl'<irll· JO 11'Pll<( h.11\·r hrrn ;;h:inrlnnf'cl. 2fi2 rc1n n1·rrl In 11rlcl1tinn .1:ill s!nragP I.inks and 5'l '.'urnp< al<(n h;i1·r brcn removed .<\nrithcr 2-'>11 lf'<i~chnlrl 111!es harl ;;l sn be>'n rl r::1ncr! up tn lhr point wherP !hey a1c 01111· ~u1!.1hlP for huildini.:. n11 v s11id TherP rtrl' about 1.725 wells rCma ining in the city. Lil"s Se rvices Set CHI CAGO lt.:Pl l -Funr.ral .!oer\•,ces 1\'ere tn be held Tuescla.v fnr 1aiz pianisl J..1J Hard in Armslrong, the former wire of ja7.z immortal Louis Armstrong. Mrs. ArmstronR. ;in accnmplished crimpose r and pianist in he·r ov.·n right. died Friday 11·hile. prrfnrming al. an open :iir concert tribute to her ex·husb;ind. She. was f,8. SACRA~1ENTO ~AP\ -The Californ ia Supreme Court held today lha! the state·· multibillion dollar school finance system ls unconstitutional. In a 6·1 decision. the court said the system -based on local properly ta~es - discr1minales against the poor The court reasoned tha t children in wealthy 11rea.'I ha ve a belt!!'!' chance t.o get 11 q'uality education than do tho5e who live in poor areas. where the tax base is small. It's a matter of the rich districts ha v· Brick Eyes U11ification Legal Battle By RUDI NJEOZIE LSKJ 41 !~1 Ol llY 'Hi t 11;:: fountain Valley schools Superintendent Michael Brick plans !o hire an att orney 111 bal\le for the school unification plan he favors. pro1•ided he can get hi~ board of trustees to pay ihe fee.~, Stil l !urning 01er lhe coun1.v Co mmittee on School D1srrict Organi z11 tinn's deci~ion to back a four.way un ification of lhe Hun· llngton Be?.c h Union High School Oistrict, Brick 1~ gfrclin.11: himself for a legal bat11e ai;:111nsl the commiUee. Brir k. and Ocean View Schnol DislriC'l Superintendent Clarence Hall arl': pro- ponents l)f a three-way split nf the high school dislrict territory. Their plan. described by some as the Robin Hood Plan. wa s rejected by the committee l11t Thursd;iy. The essenti;i! difference between tht lhree·W AY splil and the. rnur·way !iplit i ~ that the revenue~ v.·ould ht distributed amnn,I!'. all the school districts under the !hree·"'ilY pll'ln. f.-lemhers nf the committee: howe vrr vnted to tentatil'el.v adopt !he four·1.1'.1y division 1.1·hi ch '.l'ould create ne1.1• unif ied sc hool rli~lricts by· rnmhining thf' Sea l Bea ch ancl Lo~ Al11mitos Sc hool Dis tricts, .ioining the Qce;in View ;incl f"nunta in V;illev Schonl Districts and uni fying lhe H11n t;n.1:ton Beach City SchMI District. and !he V.1estm insLer School Distr ict alnn~ thl"ir n'.l'n boundaries. Prnponenf.s nf the fnur-wa~' splil argue that this plan preser1·es commun ity iden· 111y which v.·ould be li;ist if the lhree-wa.v plan had bf'en apprnved. Thar pla.n would Jnin rhe \\'f"stminslf'r and Seal Beach cl 1strir!~ and divide the Huntington Beach City School Di.~trict terr1forie!' betv.·een OC'ean \'1ew and Foun!Jl.in \1~'1ey. Brirk ;ind Or. Hall howe1•er ff',.! lhal lhP four ·wav division creates "pockets nf v.•r;i lth'" in fhe Se.ii Beach ;ind Hu ntinj!"tnn Rr11rh Cirv SrhMI Oi~trirt 11 rea .~. °'1th of 11 hirh C'njol' hi~h a.(sessed l"alua llnn Thr1' brl1evr th r count _\' Cnmmi!1rr on Srhrin l n1strir t Oriza.niz.11tion j~ w rnn~. Thrv also charge th.it snm l' com· miueemen h11ve cnnflictin~ in1err:=.!s. ··1rs cnmc tn. 11 s1tua1ion u.•here w, mu~t decide v.'hrther to cli~lrihut.e !he. re1•en11f' nr contrnl the rll."venue.'' said Brick. "l..et"s face ii . money makes equal educational opportunity ." The)egal inquiry is to be directed intn the qlleslion of whelher the four·way plan meets a requirement of the. stale Educ•· t.inn Code whi ch specifies that unified school districts vary oot more. than JO pcrcenl in assessed valuation. Brick's atklrney would also be directed to look into whether the Commltttt.'1 ~·3 vot e was legal. The superintendent believes that a cle ar majority of 1iI was necessary to approve. the four -way plan . <Dri'7ing Habits ing their cake and ea.ting it. too. the court said. "Affluent districts can ... provide a high quality education for their children while payin& lower taxes." "Poor districts, by contrast, have no cake at all." The decision announced ;imultantously in Sacramehto, San. Francisco and Los Angeles was in !ht' c;r.;e of a lawsuit brought by a group of Lns Angeles Cnun- ly public school children and their p;irenls. It w•s a class action suit sgainst coun· Girl Killed ty and state offici11ls. The trial court had dismisst:d the suil bul the state high court directed th!: lov.·er court lo hear lhe parents' con· tentions and returned the case for trial. The opinion ~·as written by Justice Raymood L, Sullivan. Justice Marshall F. McComb dissented. Sullivan particularly atlackr-d the 58 perc~t. of the school districts· funds that come from local property taxes. The statt:'11 more than l.100 schor.il districts get about J~ ptrcent in state aid amountin;: to $1.8 billion and the rest Hit-run Suspect Held by Police A But!na PArk m.'l.n has btt!n chargtd with felon y hit 11nd run driving in the Fri· rla y night dt!a!h of a Huntington Beach ltenage girl a.1 Rolsa Chica Stale Be;ich. Ca.lifornia Highwa y P;itrol officer.~ 11r· rPsted Lee Sherman Ha,11 , 38, of 6275 San Ri cardo Way in Oceanside early Saturday v.·hen they spotted his pickup truck. Huntington Beach police 1.llege the 1·ehicle had blood and bits of torn clothing on th e front end. KHled in the acci dent w11s Karen El· liott. 1&, of 16872 Morse Circle. The accident occurred on the service road Al !he Bolsa Chica buch. Another girl slruck by the :\&me vehicle, Kristine Beuley, of 16'8l Ed1ewater Lant. HUii· tington Rea ch. is reported in 1atisfactor.y oondition at Huntington. Intttcommunity Ho1pit&l. She auffered a fractured hip. Two ith~ir per-'On.~ were. tilled ln county wHkend traffic and a Costa Mesa man died in 1n Arkansa~ crash. Arkansas Slate. Police said Thomas J. Gisriel, 46, nf 1845 Anaht!lm Ave., died S..turday nl,l!'.ht. in a 400-foot fall from a bridge nrar Benson. Ark .. police were not sure If Gisriel f Pl! nr had jumped to avoid being hit by I truck. Officer• 1aid Gisriel was driv ing: • t.ractor·trailer truck which was slal!ed on the bridge when the. other large vehicle. rolled onto lhe ~tructure. at high l!peed and v.·a~ unahle to st(\p. Ma!C'olm R. Smith. 29, nf \4.'>42 Del Am!"l St.. Tus!in, died in Tustin Com· munity Hospital e11rly Sunday from in· juries suffered when his t.0uthbound dune. buggy plunged into a drainage ditch at !he. dead end or Moulton Parkway at H;irvard Avenue near the. Sant• Ana MArine. Corps Air Facility . f.trs . Philli,_ E. lwerks. 41. a Burbank school teacher also died early Sunday in tht Jame hMpitiil .from injLU"ies received in • t~•r crasll SaUU'd•Y afternoon on Laguna Canyon 1\oad about cne mile south nf the San Oieao Freew2'.y. She was fatally b!jurtd when • car driven by Willil'lm C. Chandler, 43. of 17Sl Palm Di-ive. Lacuna ~ach collided with her vehicle, the Highway Patrol reported. Officers said Chandler, 50uthbound nn !ht. canyon ro11d lost control of his Cllr nn a <:urve and crns~e.d inU> the northbound lanes. Hr; w.11.'I not ~rious!y ln.iured , Mr.~. lwe:rks' d.siughter Leslie. 12 months, suffered minor injuries. F a1nous 'Thrill l(iller' Of 1924 Leopold Dies ~J UAN'. P.R. (\JP!) -Nathan Leopold. who drove 1. chisel intn the. he11d of 14-ye:ar~ld Bobby Franks in Chic11go in 1924 rnr the thrill tha t murder would gi ve him and hi~ pal Richard Loe.b, died Sun· ri-1.V ni,l!'.h! a1 !h, 11ge of 66, still unabl e to fo rge! hi.~ rrim,. Leopold had Sllffererl II ,,eriell nf he11rl 1111 acks in rP.cenl months and was In the. i\fin1yii. Hos pital in the Santurce 11rel'I nf ::;an J u11n when he died at 11·45 p.m. Sun· rlay. The ho~pital said .sin autopsy would be performed later today to detrmine ex· ac! ca11.~e of death. Leopold spenl 33 12 years in 11n lllinoi!I prison for whal wall !hen called the "Crime. nf the Century" in the day~ when the. century was still young and superlatives were a way of life. He And Loeb had been stntenc~ to life. plus 99 years. Loeb was 1t1bbed to death in pri:ron in 1935. Saved from execution by Ute: ex- traordinary legal talenb of Clarence Dar- row , Leopold was eventually pardoned and atoned for hi1 crime as best he could through a series of £ood works. But only !.!Isl July he told UPl Correspondent Margaret Hyman in a rare inlerv1ew that the crime had and v.·ould remaln with him .ss long •.~he lived. F'or years rollowing hill parole fro m the. ll l1noi ll Sta te Prison at Joliet lt1 1!158, Leopo!cl emharked upon 111 course or humilHy 11ncl sprvice to mankind. As "t'.'ate." he wa~ welcome in the: governor's palace 11nd f11rmrr"s hut 111ike 11.nd some fSet LEOPOLD, Pait %) Huntington Man Shot Following Fight Witl1 Wife An argument between I Huntington Be:ach couple early Sunday moming tnd· ed with the hui;band recovering from a bullet wound In his stomach snd the wife in jail oo charg~ ol a.sJault with·intent lo commlt murder. The city appealed this order. the Court or Appeal ordered lhe sanctions and the answers stayed unlil it studied arguments presented by both the city and the de.fen· danls. The Court of Appeal has announce d that 11 hearing would be hrlcl and issued ao order In the Superior Court and the defendants to appear in San Diego Oct. 13 lo ~how cause why a writ of prohiltlion or miand;ite should not issur, enjoining enf9rcement of the sanctions and e.n~wers. Boarcl Reco1n1nends Probation Licenses for Youths The wounded man .. Jerry J. Faulkener. 21. of 19162 Huntinglnn Sl., A.pl. 16. was li sted In satisfactory condition today at Pacifica Hospital. His wif~. Judith, 18, is in Orange Olun· ty J11il. No ha.ii· has been a;et for Mr1. Faulkener. "It Is the cily's posilion Iha\ Jud~e Banyard had no lega l authority to impose the sancbon, and thal his objection tn the ahllwe.rs was bllsed on h{s personal dishke for t.hrir form. ralht'r than nn the ir leg11l 8\lfficlency." Aeling City Altnmey Dan Whiteside explalned. "The grllnllnf.i of a henr1nl:! dOE'~ not necessarily meRn thitt lhe city has won"" Its point," Whi!Pside ~aid. •·tt means rinly th11I thf' rity'~ petilir1n shn"'S suff1c.1enl mtrit. that the Court of Appr:.I 11:i11ts Hl h,ar argument..~ frnm both parlies and he s shHtl'd the burdrn to thr rornpri nirs and lhe Su perior Court to ~how why the wrtt 1hould not tuue." --··-· ,,. ASH fNGTON (UPI 1 -Governmcnl saft>IY ex p e rt s , recommending pro- bat.ionary drivers licenses for young . new drivers. said today driving #ind riding \\'l1h other youths is the gr1\tt.St lhreat fa('tn!{ Amcr ica·s young people. In a report nn you ng drivers. thr Na· t1onal Transportation Safely Board said (lrivCrs in the 1$-10·2.\ year old Category arr bcoinR k11lf'ri a rate ra r out or pro- pnr11on lo their ~hare of the dnv1ng pnpulalinn Nntinii: thAI lhe h11-thwa.v dea th rate lnr ~·nuths ha~ hrrn C'nns1.:1n1!y rlstn~ (or 17 years. the l>oard sau1 . '·Dril'init ~nl1 rirl1ng 11i!h r11hrr young rlrivrr~ C'on~t itu1r the grel'l1e~t h11za.rd In ~ur1·h•11I whi ch American youth mu~1 p;iss ;uccessfully to reach adulthood." Among other thlng1, It recnrnmencled .. - • that the National Highway Safely Ad· n1ln is tration consider expendin& the n11· tional highway safety. program '• standard on driver licensing "kl provide for a two-- year period of probationary licensing for drlvers under 21.'' During !ht two years. ii. "as recam· me nded . the drivers "would be. expected to demnnstrale tht achievement of com· pt>lence and maturity in drivinr.'' The board s;aid tha,t "&uch provisional tlrensin~ "'ould facilita lf! i;uspension nr revncation for cause and placement nl mildlv err<'lnl drfvP.rs Into lmpmvt'mrnt progr;:im~ befnre poor behavior and Jl· lltude~ btcome habitual .'" Thirty-one percent nl th!' nnlinn '' htf.!h v.1ay de8ths in 1959 were persnns OOtween 1.5 encl 2.'). lhe. board said, and 1lthough they composed only 21 percent ol the driving population. they Were ln· vnlvP.d In 34 percent of that year's fatal accidents. The report said 17.700 youths were Kill- ed in trafJic accldenta In 1969 -7,400 more. than would have died if their fatali· ly r•te .had hetn the aame 11 that of drivers 2S and old tr. "Thill 7.40n" 't.1cea1 los.a' was .one-third larger than tbe. combined )"OUlh death toll from 1vlalion, marint. railroad and gr1de croulng accidenU:, the board saJd. As possible rea90ns for tht. dispmpor· tinnatt. rate. the: bo.11rd cited thf! in· cr,A!lln,ir prnportion of youn&sters who are. licen!I~ as M>On as they are nlrl rooough. lncrea~in,ir affluence w h I ch pe:rmlU young per!()llll to ' n w n 11utomoblles. Increasing u~ or alcnhnt and drugj b.v youths 11nd ''possibly (S.. YOUTH, P110 !l -- Police wera called to the apartment ahortly alter midnliht where they found F11ulke.ner lying In the hallway and his wife wee.pine on the couch. Otbra Came:y, who livt s with the f'autaeners . de.scribed the: shooting for police. She told them the couple h3d anne to 11 J)arty earlil':r SJturday evening, but had come home becauU: of a disputl!'. Once homt, Faulkene.r le:tt 11nd did not re.tum for about two ttours , Miss Camey 11 ld. When he. did ~tum. lte: and tlis wife slarl.td 1r1ulng and ht wa1 shol. The bulle:t r:ame from a .22-cAliber revolver thf! r.oupll': owned. policf.. 5.!lid. Deltctives are seeking a compl1inl to-- day from the Dlslrlcl Attorney. II is ex· peC'ted that blil for M.rs. F11ulkener will be set wben a compla.i.nt has been Wed. frt'.lm federa l funds ;ind other sou rces. The court said the amount a school district can spe:nd depends largely on its tax base -the amount of assessed pro· perty value in the district. TaJ." bases range from a low of $103 a child to more than $952,000, the ruling said. "As 11. practical matter. districts with small tax bases simply cannot levy taxe:s at a rate sufficit'nt to produce the re venut tha! more affluent districla reap with minim al tax ef[ort.s, '• the court &aid. 3 Gunmen Hold Eleven 111 Robbery Three gunmen held l t people hostage for more than fiv e and one-half hours t.ttis morning before making off with $18,000 from a Westm inster supermarket. The robbery occurred at the Lucky Markel. 13071 Springdale SL Detective Sgt. Frank Fisher gaid the three suspecls -all men -entered the store at about midnight, taking live. emp\oyes captive. '"Bul none of those employes could open the sale, so they just stayed there, ga thering up the employes as they came in un til they found the. one who could open the safe:· Fisher said. When the robbery lina!ly occurred at S 30 a.m .. 11 people werl'! being held by the. baridils. The hostages were bound with adhesive tape. ind he.Id captive. in a storage room. The robbtra were armed with a iawed- off dnuble barreled shotgun. • rtne and .a pistol. Fisher 5aid they apparently made their escape in a newer model green Mustang. •·We don 't h.Rve a \'ery good description cf the suspecta from I.he victims." Fisher aaid. Onp was 11pparen!ly wearing 1t nylon 1locking over his face. The other two, while. unmasked, appeared to be. wearing false mustaches. Wolves at Zoo Bite Countian SAi.'l DIEGO (UPI) -A Santa Ana man was bi tten on ~ hands and wrist& by wolves at the San Diego Zoo Sunday. Obsl"r vers said Richard T. SCf'ltt, ro. of !&542 Beachmont St.. climbed the wall of the wolves' en closed den and dangled htt> hands. apparently to attract the 1n- imals' attention. They i;aid two wnlves were grabbin& at him before he could jt!rk himself free. A spokesman for thl!' zoo said the ';l:oJves were nf the same pack that m.mlecl a youn_'lster !"ar!ier this year. Scott was t11ken tn 1'.1Prcy Hospital for treatment of hand and wrist lacerationa. Fa111ed Judge Dies f.fA L1'.fESBURY, England fAP ) -!Ard Oa ksey, the judge who pronounced the death sentences al the Nuernberg war crimes trial. died Satvrday. 11ccording to ' family announcement He was 90. The British juri st was chairman of the.ipane.I nf judges at the 1946 trial of Hermann C'.oering. Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop and 23 other top Nazis. King Ge:orj!e VI made him a baron in rect1gni· lion Of his work at Nuemberg. Orange Ceut Weather Sunny skies today and Tuesday with temperatures around 70 at the beaches rising to 85 Inland. Lows tonighl alon& the coast 63 and M Inland. INSIDE TOD-' Y Tht 1971·12 com.m.11 1tit11 thta· tier S€a.son u off to a·n early start with. a Qli.tttring prodtlc- tton of the m.11$i<:ol "Onu Upon a Mottrt1.s" b11 the Wiestmin.· stt,. Community Thtater. Ste En tt,.tainmt nt. Pa(Jt 21. •••tllll " Ct llt9r"lt II (.""""' U• I CIH sl!llll 11..ll Cemltt II c ........ ,. lt Dt.lt~ Nt!lc•I I! D!~•<•I 11 l,1 .. <111 ,... I ...... ,.,_, ft.ti l'lMlltl tl•U "'-II Arwi Lt M•f t It Mt.... ..,. frl tllfool l H-1 4-J Ori"" c ... 111Y II S"'1t t>U Sleet lllll•'th ft·IJ 1"1llv+tl111 ' ti ,. .... "" ft.ti Wtlllltr t W•-'t ..... 11·1f w., .. "~ .... •• ' -. - : I OiJL 't' llllLOT H MWu. •~tint XI, l 971 ~ Eeotton1lc Plaae If ! 'Less Severe' • • , " .. ,. , Program Likely ~ rnim Wirt Service& f~ W.\SHINCTON -A top presidential !-;-1dvUtt told Centres~ today lile end of :; tbt pteUl!t 9<kl1y w•&:~prlct fr@eze will f likely be follow@d b)• 1 "leis gevere" pm-• : rram ret.aiztin& legal "clout." : . ;;Hughes Alive? ~Query Raised \i·By Governor ·. ~ CAlt.SON CITY, Nev . fU PI J .; BUHon1irt Howard Hu1he.!1 i! 11lve and ftll In the Baham• Islands. Or !s he~ Paul \\'. f\1cCr11cken, ch1irm11.n of !ht: Counei1 of Economic Ad vi~ers. s;ud organized labor \\-'l!J be included 1n "rather fonna!"' negotiations ~fore the: seeond ph.lse of Presiden t Nixon"s n'w economic policy is formul1ted. Stcret.ary of Labor Jamts D. Hodgsnn sa.id Sunday that organized labor and consumers wlll be a.mong those consulted before Ph:tse II begins. ~tcCr a ck e n sau1 that a.nv ''O\'er;;hooting"' by Cong re ss co u I d 1ertously throw out of bal11nre " prnizram he said is nnw carefully put t11gether ~fcCracken tnld Cnnizress' J fl 1 n t f.cnnomic Commiltet lh,111 nOnf> nr the plans for the: per iod follo\\-·ing the fretze ha s been set in concrete 11nd that 1111 ar- tions -from the ··oul!'r lim1!s " or doing nothing or continuing the: freeu itst !f - remain open . ( ' • ' - .... ~ Ul"I Ttl•fltM , .... ,. ... J LEOPOLD .. . of those he htlptd re:rard ed him 11 1 1aint. Leopold, whose JQ bordered on that oi 11 1eniu ..... it was once pt.It 11 JOO-ch111g eel In hiA final months from '115 pl.acid \\.'a~·s 2.11d his temper became explosive. lie drore his car fast and aomel!mes er· raticatly and he bel'Ame pre:ocrupled with mon,y, hoping hia starring role 1n , documentary film would open .1 ne w career. His associates said he had never really found pt&te, !.hat he had nt\'er made th~ lHlju~tment to civi1111.n life alter 331./i year~ in prison and that not f'Ven a late marriAge could make him forget the past. Leopold ar ri\•ed in Puerto Ricn in 1958 and in 19'il ht married Mrs. Trudi Garcia De Quevado, the widow of a San Juan doctor. aftpr a romance ln which the rab- bi of their sy oal{ogue played cupid. She gave up a h1crath·p florist business 11.nd lhey made a lengthy trip to Europe, Africa and Asia in 1963, N> he Cfluld coo- linue hi.~ studits of parasit'r; and the misery thf'y inflictpd on lht hum an race. "Everybody always says Hu1hes Is In ueellent health," 11ys Gov. Mikt O'caI.lq:han. "But they alw11y11 1dd that, it ht Mel one of our peoplt, it would be a traumatic experie.1ce. Th• t w o 1tatements don't jive." He told Chairman \.\"i!h11m Proxmire (Q.\Vi~.J. that while it is too early to an- tici pate what the new program will be the. prime objective is clear enough. "It is to achieve a long enough period ~f a. re11son11bly st.able level of prices and costs per unit of output to create a ntw confiden ce: in the purchasing power of our doll ars, .1t the same time en.:iblin,Q: the pricing system tn rt~ume it~ basic fun c- tion as the sen~itii•t and sophistic::ited communications net\\·ork for I he economy,"' he sair1 NAVY OIL SKIMMER IS TOWEO THROUGH SLICK OFF DEL MAR AS CLEANUP CONTINUES Skimmers, Only Recently Oavaloped, Collact Goo ind Pump It Aboard Tinker Loeb. 18, and ~pold, 19. were two brilliant upper middle clau University af Chica11;0 students whrn !hey 11et out May 21. 1924. to commit the p.rfect crime ill what "'at lo bt> known a• a murdtr for thrills. O'Callaghan is only tht latest in a long list of statt. off itials and citizens who ha ve questioned whethtr the 65-year-old rec luse i! actually livtn1 and . if ao. Is he well. Tht latest assur11nces th11t Hughes is in iood heallh came lrom two doctor& who acted as ptrtional cnuriers. carryinJ a letter allegedly writtt n by Hughes to the 1ov emor. The doc tors, one from Loa Angeles and the other from Salt Lake City, Utah , told · the l;overnor they had tach personally seen Huahes (Pithin recent mnnths and Uiat be was healthy. But O'Call aghan says, "Nothlni ha1 bttn 1iven to me to jUltify be lieving them." Tbe 1overnor refused to identify tht physicians. but he ordered .state aaminK oHieial!l to verify their back(rounds. The G$d0rs both repeated lh elr statement..s to ' at&ta 11ents 111d aaid any personal visit by an out..sidu to the billion aire ·would be traWT1atie for Hu1he~. "What's so traumatic about teeing 10meone~" asks the eovemor O'Calla&han said he doesn't btlleve the hand-delivered Jetter from Huahes . It was typev.-ritlen on plain white paper with only the 1irnatur1 at tht bottom. Thert were no fin gerprint! attached As requuted. Land Developing Fee B~t Plan Hit by Freeze JJJ'Uident Nixon's freeie on the economy has given Fountain \'alley developers a breather before a measure lo double land development fees tr.·i\1 be CONid!red. The proposal to lncreast the rees was brou ght before the plllnning cr.immission last week , but commissioners tabled the matter pending a "thaw in the freeze." Pl&Min& Direclor Clinton Sherrod pro· posed that commissioners double the e1- ,1JUn.1 fee!. Current])', de velopers ol sub- diviaion.s of four loll or !ess pay SIO and tive do llar& for ea ch lot O\"er two Sherrod would like to see the base fet increased "' 12'. In subdivisions of fi'"e lots or more, the current fee 1s S2~ with .an add itional t1.1.·o dollars per lot. Sherrod has 1uga:e.sted the pu lot fee be brought up to $4 The planning director noted that development fees an~ .1n impnrtan! aource of revenue to th e C"ity .1 nd thty have a limited duration H~ pointed out that a !U!\'ey shou.·f'd that sevtra! county citle.s impose hiEhr.r fees than f'nunt aiO Vall ey. OllNGI COl ST DAllY PllDT 61..1.)(01: CCI.I.ST •Ul\,.IS~l!o/0 COlol •»l'I" l t ..... rt N. w •• ~ ...... 1·1 1•d l"l>tlll!•lf T~'"''' 1'11.-il lfl'<>r r~ll"ll '"· J.lu••":~ • ....... , •. , &1 ~· ... 1 .~ o;.r;, Wmt o .. ,.., C.u••v l(l'lior H1•t!~tt•• kite~ f'.Wfl•• 1717l l11U. h ul•••'' M1ilj~, "'''Mi: P.O. lti 1•~. t?••t O~ OHi&• ~ ... .,,. U7 ••·•! ..,.._.. C:-•• .,..,,. lll W•: toy S••t,. w ... .,. ........ llll .,_ .. ''" ......... ••~ c_ .. , • ,.....,,. 11 c .... ,,.. a .. t ,..,.,._ 111 •1 ,., .... ,,, CJ..mM ·~ ••1-••7• ~-,...,,_ 0••-~·' ~tt ....... Cl<'>IM•f. "' ""'""" .......... "'"',.,!_ ... l_.., .... ,... ... .~_.,.. .. _.. ~., ... .... y k 111 ... 0lt•' ........... ! '""111 -"'IM"" fl/I (lt .... , .. ~I -••. .._•le• -·-,.. .. •' .. __. ...... .... C..11 M-., C.ti.._!f IW.Cl'l•JI"'" lr1 _.,,,.. r,.JI -"''1' ~ 11\1!1 11 71 _.....,, ,.11 ... "" '"""''-.au _,.,t. ----- Under q ue~tiontng b.v Proxmire, ~l cCracken said the program to tmergt: "will ha1·e to h.1ve pretty broad·ba5ed support from a.It ele ments of our socie- ty."· including labnr These a.re the: n!her mr;Jo r eronomic de1·elopme:nts Ir.day: -The U S. dollar held ste:;idy around ~ percent btlow its former offici al value tn- d1y in light trading on the Japanese cur· rency market and slippM s!igh!ly in the European markets keeping an eye on Japan. In the first trading Saturday after the Japanese government decided to float the yen the dollar sagged 5.2 ptrcent frnm !hr. former official p.1 rlty of 3go yen to the dollar. It closed tocl11 v at 341.70 t.o !he doll ar. an effective de~aluation of S.05 ~rcent. -Pr~ident Nixon 's new economic pro- gram has bolstered the confidencr. of CC\n· sumer.'!, bus inessmen And in\'e.'llor.'I anr1 strongly reinforcts the outlook for !he recovery of the economy in the coming ye11 r. F'nrtune Magazine said today. The magazine, in its Septemer issue, said that bv freezing the doll.Jr a.nd fret'z- ln& prices. the administration has restor~ ct1nfidence \\-'hlch had suffered a prior "danguous tum .·· Bolsa Chica Annex Nears Completion The annexal1nn or 392 acres Ln Bolsa Chica tn Huntington Beach is only ont step from bt:coming official. A resolution mak ing the Annexation ef. fective \\'ill be placed btrnre the c1tv council 111t ll.'1 nPxt mePt in~. SPpt. 7. City Clerk Paul Jnnes reported loda~· This resnlution follo\\.'S the unanimous <1 ppro1·al nf the aMf>Xi'llinn bv !hf' Lncal Agenr~· Forma!ion (nm miss Inn 1 LA Fr 1 last 11·eeli The land is n1.1.·ned b~· Signal Propert1f'.'I , 1 di\"is ion of Signal 011 and G.1s Cnm· pan~·. 11 nd lits southwest nf t.he ciry boun· dary lrom Ellis A1·e.n11e nnrthwtf:t tn Bolsa Chica Strett and north of lhe adopted routr. ol the P.1cif1c Cn11st Fret\\.'a~· Th e acreage 1s about a mile frl'lm the ocean . The !and alread1· h ~s been pre-zont'!d bv the city council lo single familv hnmP~. commercial uses and a holding inne. Thr. 70 acres in the hnld1ng zonl! are expl"rtt>d In become a pl.1nnrd re~ident1 <1 l de1·,.Jnp. ment, but a decis1nn nn !his 1s he!ng held pending a mod1f1c ation in P R D ordinances. The land l.'i p;i.rt of 1.rtlO acres Signal Properties awns l.l1 Bolsa Chic-a r..'n de\"elopment p!am ha1·e been submitted for tht remaining 1cre1ge . District Offers Apha~ic Program For Children Among the new e:duca\!noa! ser\·1ce!. tn bf off,red this ~·ear by the Ocean \'iew School District 1s a special program for aphasic children. Apasi11 is a brain '"short circuit ·• v.·hich pre\'ents childrt n from expres~ing themsell'CS properly when speaking nr \.\Tiiing. Often aphasic ch1ldrt>n are unable ro say what they mean. for ex· ample by c-alling a chair a "r11dio ·· The program, to be funded b~' st11te monies, w1!1 be tau~hl at Ple;i~;int \"iPw School. Three pnmary c\115ses of six pup1!!; each. and 1\.\"(l upper lt>l'el cl11sse5 {lf eight students each hare been schedul· ,, Pupil Personnel &r1·1ces Direcl {lr l\'nrman Gin~burg s<>jr1 <1phas1a children suffer learning difficultie.~ that are brought on by l11 nguage handicap..<;. '"Thev are unahle lo receil'e nr express l,11ngu.11~e in !ht usu11 l m::inner. 11nd so our main t mphasis in this nt>v.· pro.~-ram is tn prfll'i de thesr. children 11,ith an all-day class. just. for !hem lt. v.·ill he headed bv exceplional te.11c:hers who hold spte-ch and l.1nguage credentl.111 ~." hP s11id . GinsberG·s goal is lo pro1·1d e in· dll•idu alized Instruction fnr each child a.nd returning the aphasic students to the regular classroom as soon as po5sible. Shippers, Union Resu1ning Talks In Do ck St rike SA ."i fRA:XCI SCO 1 CPI ! -\egotiarors for the ~1r\k1ni; Lon~~hnrf'mPn and rac1hc ~!ant 1mr A~~oc1a1 1nn return rn the. barisain1ng table today 1.1.•1th lhe wa\' open for possible sett lemtnt. nf a ~ry is~ue 1n the l\\'o.month \\est Cnast wa.lkoul Peace 1alks wpre h~Jd all l.:ist 11·f>ek Thf'v 11·ere thf' f1r~t a!1('111p!~ at ftill·~r;il(' ~eidrmrnt ~1nre shnrtl~· after !hi' s1rike beg an on .lull 1. A Sli!n1{1c~nt stt>p 11i1~ lakl'n h~' Teams!ers l"n1nn Pre51dr n1 Pr ;i nk FJ!z~i n11nnn~ F'r1dav when he ;innn11nred that his u111on W<'I~ i1·1lllng to agree tn bin- ding 11rhi!r<1l1nn on the is~ue of handl1nj! 1 cnn!.:i inrr ra r~n F1tz~tmmnns n1arle lhl" disclosure af1rr a mt>et1ng 11·1th Harr~· Bridizl's. presidrnt of the lnt~rna tionill Uin gsharPmen"5 and \\"arehousemen·s L"ninn Bridge~ did nflt mak t a public statement on the issu e but might comment today. Lifegua1·ds Get Break As Beaches Cool Off By TERRY COVILL~ 01 "'' Otnw •1111 11111 The 1r1ter wis c-ooler. the cr09.'ds 11.·er11. smaller and lifeguards alons t.he Orange Coast gnt thf'lr first bre:ak this wl!tkend in 1 Jol'l(, hol ~ummer. At mCISt ~ach~ the water h11d dropped '1-om a V!'1'y !A•/fm 72-74 deg!'f'rs dotA•n to i s lo w as 6.1 degrees by Saturday. Only ~16.000 ~·ater 11"nrshlpers flocktd to the beaches over the wee:kend. ~m• 100.000 !eAs than the wtekend be:fcire. Res eues .-ere few , only 206 for the "lt'etkend compared to more than t.200 the: 11.·eekend before when heavy riplldts plarued the cnast. One area. Stal Bei t h, st.ill man1aed lo bnast of 11.'•nn waler with the tem · pe.tllute staying at M deg:rees A Seal Beaeh Uh~;uard cr~Jl ed !hr. are~·s constant 11.·arm wate:r to tht rmal pol!lution fram the Sa n Gabriel AJ\'er. "'her~ several 1enei:1 tln1 plants dump thous.t ndr. of a:a!loru ol hot \l'ltet lntn th• r1vtr daily. -. The surf in Sf'a.I Brach was !yp1C'al l'.l r the entire Orange Co~st, running a light onr to three: fee:t The sm:ill ~urf h;i~ been rnmmnn thi~ summer in San Clemente, and state lifegu11rrls say it h11s been a real gift to their heach. A S.1n Clen1cnlP. ~tate l1feguJ11rd i;,11irl !hi~ mnrninR: lhlll poor crov.·ds .,.,.,r~ made. to look e'"e.n 1mal!er becau.~e lht be11ch is 50 feet biggt r. "The light surf has been building our beach all summer,·· said the llfe:gu11.rd, "Some parts were only IS feet v.·ide. now th'Y are: O\'tr 60 feet \\-'ide." Tht guard said !hr. bfach had bttn gel· Ung smaller since Hl63 tw-cause of hea\·y surf action. but surf under three fu t - \l"hirh ha!! hren the. case th11 summer - has built lhe beAc-h up aga in. J\"p~·porl 8PJ11eh And Hunling1 nn Beac-h handle.d the tiiegest crO\\•ds as u•u 11.! The count "·as 200,000 at j';e"ixirt Beach over lht wel"kend with 89 rt'scues, non• !'f'rinu.~ I Seco11d Na''Y Sl1ip Joins Al S p.m . whrfl ftnbby r ral'lk.1 , 11M ol a (.111ca,o rn.1ll1Ma1.rt. l'ftWltMi fTMI a privat• ..._. ,,_., _.... hii:M • tMtt Ci r Md dr9'·• t. llriw ....... efwn tiw-1 drM'f' "" ~ .... ... .... Mid dum "'4 .................. ..,... ,....,. ~ .... ,,_ ..... ~ Coast Ope1·atio11 Mopup m4'ft ....... "-.......,_ .... FM"Jlhtt-~ .. -II ... _. _....... ... t ...,, "' .-n.... ..... .. ...... """" A ~econd i\avy vessel w1t.h a unique ngging \\.'ent to v.·ork nver the weeke-nd cleaning up clnts nf thick fuel oi! in the 30·mile·long oil slick .... ·hich has plagued South Cnast beachr.s for more than a u.·eek. A re.•seJ ri)!ged \\'llh 11 crane \\.•hich c-a~1~ sei1·e like: buckets has jnined a "racuum·cleilner· bo11 t in the rffort lo rn!lert lhe floating scum v.·hlch nnv.· 1hrt<1lcns b('aches frnm Oceanside to !he '.\1ex1c:<n bnrder. Sl-il1thr1·1.1· currents ha l'e i:h1fled the: shc-k frnm ,11 point directl y off the \\"e~1rrn \\'h1te House in San ClPmente to thf' .•nutherl~ region of the Pacific. S110 Cl rm,nte sands rec£>11•e-d no oil 01·er the weekend. Four Bandits Hit \1 alley Service Station , Get 845 Fnunt11in \"all ey Police are se('k1ng four people whn !nnk $~~ from a ga~ statinn at gun point S11turd11y mnrn1n~ The robbery occurred at Jim Roehr'.-:: t.:n u1n srr1·1cr st11tion. 1!!170 Ed1n~er A1·e. at about 1 4~ a ni. Thi' lnnf> ;ittrndiinl I ;;ir_v :'11 lt.:l~{l, 22, lnld nfflC'Prs the foul" su~pett " dro1e: lntn the _c;fat1f!n in thrir 1%0 \11:ht h\\1e rnnt1ac anr1 ;i~krr1 fnr 11 dnl1,11r"o; wnrlh nf '1::1~ \\"hr n 11 _c;rcnnd cilr drovr i11. !he su.c;perto; tn!rl 11.:ino thr~· \\"rre 1n nn hurr~· .:ind !n wait nn !hr olhrr n1:in l1r~1 \\.hPn ht !"!"tur ned to the: .su!'pPr1.~' rar, lt.:inn !':iirl 1he1· pullrd 1vh.:1t :ipJl<'ared to Ni ;i JP. c.:1hhf>1 hlue .c;!eel re1·oll rr ;ind dl'manr1cr1 thf' mnnev frflm thf' ca~h hn~ The: fnur lflll k the" $45 and drn1e frci m the .c;rPne r nlir!" r1rs('r1hPrl !hi' fllllf ::IS fn\IO\\"~ -A n1:ilr, \\.'h11 e be lll'rcn 45 and 50 I 1'11 1"~ Of <ll:!f' · -A 111;ilr. wt11te ahnut 3.i ,1'ear~ nf a~e. -A malr , 11h1lr 1n his latr twr11tie::. -A frn1iilr . white 1n lier late twrn11es. Nnw lhf! !housands C1I ~allnns nl th iC'kenf'<l fuel oi l are 11t Ain1na heac-het along a 3(}.mile slretch to the sooth. As the tv.·o cr11ft 1.1.·ork offshore , cre•t using had tools Are <"leaning the nnd1 from Car.ISbad to Ocean Beach near san Die_llo. Na1·y Spokesmen say the experi mental skunrner lt1unchrrl frnm nana H.1rbcir n1·er lhe weekrr1r1 is effer1il"e nn the pnr· !inns \\"here nil is stfll soft and fluid. Rut !he \'.1cuum de1'ire: on !he h11rbor f11el 1'r~se1 can not pick up thP he avy clnt ~ of h1el nil resemhlin.1i .:isph:ill. ThP .~eive hn:it c;i~ts lari;:e hucke-t~ int'l !.he harr1 .. 1ick.5 anrl as !hf' h11ckrts are re.trie1·ed , !hey str;iin !he oil fro m the: sea 11•;i1er. The ... pnliesrnen -"11~' thev expect lo have I.he: ent ire quarter·m11!inn·,E11llnn mrss c)P.llned up fnr the Pnd of the wepk The.v added that if present sr.:i rnn- d1tu1ns persisL some beache.~ alon(l Rapt California might feel th e stain of the goo. From Pagf! 1 YOUTH ... ch11nges in re ... pecl fnr law and l'lrder." ""Al rohol doubles !he .\'nung driver's ha7 . .1rd bec;iuse he i~ 11n ineJiperi enced rlriver 11nd an inexperienced drinker," !he bn11rd said in recnmmendin-' 11 .~peciRl ;:i lrnhnl !'flfe:ty r1·n~ram frir ynuniz dril'er~. I! ;ilsn said youth.~ l;icked "traffic n1;ituritv,"' 11·ere rnnre likelv ~o dril'e r1il:ip1da.1t'd {'Hrs flnr1 11·er·e mrire l!kelv In nr1r rnntnrc\"cle.<. \\. hirh it ~:iid ~f'rf> •·inherently · mnre d11ngernt1."" l ha n ::1 u!nn1nh1 les. l>r11 er eciul'Ht1lln rro~ran1~. lhe: hn::irr1 11:i1r1. ('n~t lht fedc-r;il ~n1·rrn1nent .~nrn*' $A rn1lhn n 11 1r;ir, "1'f'I af\rr mnrf' than fill ~ r11r< nf rOn1mC>rC1al and ~7 .1·riir.~ nf puhhc hi,t!h ~rhonl dr1 1 rr eduratinn tx- pPr1r11rr therr is s!ill nn hor11· nr r1111a nr serif'~ nl s111d1rs"' !h;:it c<1n pr r11e !hP prn- ~ram!' actu111!y cnntnhute: In h11Zh\\.·ay- ~afrr1 . "t,11f'n 1he prr~rnl -rl11~· !r;iff1r .~1tu;it1nn in !hr llni1 ed :-:1 alf>!' ;:ind th r hi~h fatalil\' rllt(' {If 1he ynuni;:, it ~e('n1~ c!Pt1r !h11 t ::nme kinrl nf prep<1rat1nn fnr dril'ln~ 1n tod;i_v ·.~ rrafftc 1.~ nrc-rss11r.1·." thr hn11rd .c;:iid in reco mmrndinR sturl1r.~ tn find ,,_ fect1\·e mean.~ of rlr11·er 1n~iruct1on ,, ........... 1-.-. "*" ~ ·-.,.. dlr"'Nt.,....,....,.. • r-•-= •••Md l'fl lhr ...,. •• M n:w-,.,.._ frNtl .. ' Allf • ..._ T..,. • ,.......,,_, ... r......,.,_..,.. ,,,.,,, -WMt MlNI f"fW"I ,_.,... ""-'" lhfM bM•e 19 ftw.r ff'fTtM. '""'" • ' °'"""' •11~M 'f1w JUI"' hilt M •n•.....,. llul tM q uMlllnn r11..-d 1hl" J-hMWa ftf I Mlubt Ind br'l1h '~•pH! 1tw l'lf'r"lrlt' r ha 1r \\"h ill' 1n pr1MW1 l..l'f'lpold •ti up an f'rlt1C'1111nnal rrn11r1m fnr nlher r nn1·lcts. He 1·olunlf'tred a~ a humJlln j[u ineA p1( fnr m11 laria rxperimenl~ in Worlr1 \\'11r TI. I-le <'!"HllLnuert his slurtie.~ nf h1ngu11 ~e~ And h.1· cnrrr~pon<lence nh!ainer1 111 mas!tr"!I drgreP in S<J('ial wnr k rrom the U n ive:r~i ty of Put'rtn Bir·n. Hr 11!:<!) n1ade powrrful fnrnr1.~. Arlia! S1r1!'n.~nn , !hrn gn1rrnnr nf lllinoi~. C{lm - mutPr1 hi!\ sen1enrf' to m;ike: him eli_eibls fnr parole. Per<;nn~ appeahnj[ for hi!I frPednn1 inclurted fl(I('! Carl S11nrlhur~. Or1ec11ve ~tor.v \\'riler Erle St .11nley l~arnt>r and Puerto Riro Gov. Luis Munnz: ~!11 rin. He e11rnP<i SlO a n111nth plu.~ ronm ~nd hn11rr1 at 1he ca~!<lner l!n.~p1t11l h!!r(' unti l hi~ lnl·nn1e wa.~ .c;upplrmrn tPrl by TOl'P.lliP.~ From his best .seller "Life Plus 9!1. \°Par ...... Alrnnsl. alt nf his jnh~ in P11erto Rict'I ha1·e bten re~earch prnjerts for govern - mPnt dr.pa rlment~. r11n~ing from !raring !he tran~mi5~ion,, nf pa ra~ite.• in slum r111•pl1 ings to ~!udying the i~land'~ pl!nlll in5titutions to laking a censu~ of Puerto Rican parro\5, 15 Nelv Firemen Join Huntington 1-"if l('rn nr11 f1rrf1<:h!Pr~ ha 1·f' 1n1ned ths r:iolio;; nf the Huntin.:!nn Bcarh flr11 ltrparlnienl Thi' men h;n·p rnmrlf>I Pd frnir n·erks ci! lra1 n1ng in<'ludlnR r·l::is.~r()(lm 1n~r r11rl10n . s1m1ila!rrl firr~. l11dder drill~. rt'~cues .1nd oil fire !r;i1n1n~ \"p11· firrmrn 11re J)11)e Fik e. l1t>nn11 f;rn;ir , !1enn1.-:: Hnh~nn. :\lirha ~l .Jnhn5on, !'h:irle~ f\1artin , L;irr.1· ~1 ;i r .~ h h u rn, :'11 1rh~rl 1\1rl\<1y .. Jnspph ,\1nhne.v, Dt'lbert M11r11P. Gary Quitli. Alsn. f"h;id('!\ nPy nntr1~. I. a r r v Rlrhard.~. Rrucr Spencer . 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GUARANTEED 30 DAYS I I I I I i I ---·'· H DAILY PILOT :J OAILY PILOT l'l'HllW bY lllcllionl Kotlll•r PRESIDENT APPROACHES YOUNGSTERS GATHERED AT GATE SE PARA TING BALBOA YAC HT CLUB AND HARBOR DISTRICT FACILITY IN NEWPORT HARBOR , THEN JS ALMOST LOST IN CROWD Before Boarding 8S·fo0t MoJo Saturday for Weekend Retreat to Catalina, N ixon Takes a Few Steps Out of Hi s Way to Shake Ha nds and Chat With Young Admirers Who Pressed Against fence Suspect Sought Gun Blast /(ills Police Lag11n~ Beach Mayor Blasts Recall Threat Nixon Takes Catalina Trip President Returns tu Cle 111 en le After 2 Days at Sea ' Uy .I OH'l \'1\l.TEliZA or th• 01111 Pilot si.u Serg·eant at Station Uy C~HEOERlCi\ SCllOE:'llElll. Of 1~e DlllY l'llot St1l! President Nixon sc!tlcd hatk l.o an unhurried off ice rout ine in San ClcmC'nlc CAN' FRANC ISCO I "Pl r _ A •hol,un 1 ,!.1v after spendin g 111·0 c.111;.·s ;it sea .1 u " L<Jrouna Dc:ith :'>1a~or I{ i ch a r d I hi I I b · · b fired lhroug h the "li!lk" hole in bU!l<'l-0 ug 1g llC( Y rousing rcecpnons Y (;oldix'rg 1od;i;.· 11·;1s h111,llly cr1lical ut a 1·.,~h!s111c11 ;it C<ltahna oi nd 11osta lg1a proof gla~s at a police stntion Sunday . h k'll d t d J d r0 c·,.,ll c·,ompa1eo:n :;tarted FridOl,Y "'· S1)ern ;ihnut his lirst tr111 a00;1rcl lhc Quern nig l ·1 c a SCl"{;C:Jn <Ill \\"QUllC (' a " .. · • I c· I I :'ll:irJ'. wom<1n dispa tcl1cr. Jan1.'c ;iga1nst hll n, Counc1 111;111 i:..c ll'art A total of lB shots 11·cre fi red i11 the lob-Lorr and J'(•tcr Ostr;.i nder l\·nring th <1t f'l'cry l'rc~irlf':ll has "his h'. ol' Jrr"lcs'r"o ."tat,or•. "•'''sr'ne dole"-\J 1 . . I 1 . I f\11n gc!av•ay," 1hc Chief Exe t ut 11·c r;ircd ,., u ,, . • ,., '--. ., .1· sugges11011 lo. al\1:-c IS 1 1r s go I I I I d ti1·cs to surn1ise tha t at least h1·0 n1en ;ibnul us two ca~·s nlxian the :KJrru11e ~u111e no 0sit1l'r. ideas. 1rhy doc i>n'I he p11t .,.. , 1 n 'I " r· \I Jo "il" f\" n1acle the attack. tt lthoug h they had a ''y "t'll"pi,r i>Ctt~ l ~n iscr ·· o. " l. ~ description ul only unc . tl1e1n 111 \\'Ork 111 L;iguna Be:ich \\"hy landed at the I larl>o r Dcp;irtn\cnl docks -" doesn't he run for the cit y co11ncll if he ~:11r.day afternoon. ln an a1·ca11•1dt• radio broadc;i st. pul!ee "-""-/.....-... • The interlude ;iOOard 1hr 85·foot vcssr\ d Jh I I t .... r-.:tr ~ "_. • IJHnks he ('l!ll do heller''" soi e inan 11ey are 1un 1ng LS a "egro. ,,._, lo;111C'd 10 the Prrsidf'nl by rel ired about 20 years old. and wearing a 11'hi!e ··rc1 :;a_v he l)l~!lcr bc ~ure ul 1he bui>uicssni;in f'r;ink t-.1ullrr "g<t\'e me tce·shirt. grounrls of his ch;irges. This is a very 11tne to put my probleins 111to perspe1·· r.losl o! the bullrts fro1n a i>hotgun and t :-.erious n1atter 11hen :;on1Cflnr bnni::s 111·" ... the i're~1dcnt said Sund;i y at· A !l-n1n1 aut om;l!ic pistol 11·ere fired in an ~.. rhargl's aga1n~l three eounc11tnen.'' the ternoon Ile :.pen! 111111.:h of !us t unt• <it White's nn thr <leek, "aving tu occupants of 80 other \'CSS<'ls on the scenic cove. :0.10Jo :.penl !hr night there, with the Prl·Sit!cn! rtinn1g then rrtiring al 9 p.rn. \\'h<'ll rhc erui~fT lrft :'i11tl<l<iv n1ornin~ lh<· t·s1·11rt l111r:1nl the ch:innCJ was n's ~p1ntc(I ;is 1hc arril';il. \\';1\er ~kier~ lollu11 cd for aln105l a n11IP ''\\'r.\·c nr.1·r r had such an escort," Nix- (Jtl said lnlcr "\\'hat 1va~ n1o st fun reallv, v.·as to see !hr boat~ and 1rhal a great 1in1e everyone 1\a!\ h;iv1ng" Tt1e next slop on the eruise v.•as Long Beach fo r a tour of the twin harbors 21nd a double pass by the Queen Mary. Nostalgia gripped the President as he tried to point out the stateroom he used on his first trip to Europe in 1947. The v.·eckcnd at sea ended late Sunday afternoon and the President and guests dro1•e from the •1arbor Department de>ek:ii: lo the Newporter Inn where a waiting helicopter picked them up [or a sh9rt (light back to San Clemente. Nixon resun1ed work today wiili conferences 111ith his aides. On Tuesday, he and Elliot Richardson, secretary llea!lh, Education and \Velfare, will pore over proposed expenditures in nest fisca l year's budget. R11 ss Cl1ief to Visit Hanoi un successful atten1pl lo blast do11n a 1nay11 r said. ..Hul you nr\·rr rrally gr! av.ay 1r11n1 :-\eel door leading lo inner police ... Janise. 1422 C;ip1s!r;ino Ai c . has <:harA-thr proble111s," he added. r.IOSC:O\Y 1 UP I)_ President ~i kolai v. lia'noi's growing · distrust of MB.in land 11uarlers 1\ f1re1nan said later the 1\·aJI ,......., rd Iha! l;oldberg, Lorr and Oslrander "[ have been rrad1n~ a littlr b11 of China . The editorial said Nixon wa s ::iround !he d1/Qr "looked like sv.·iss ";ire acting against the 11•ishcs or the PC'O· hi story. :ind going bark to thr earlle~t llodgorny \1·111 1nakc a "\'is1t o! checsc." 11le. in :1ppealing the stale'!; recen! <111· Prrc;iclrn ts I noted rhat rach of th,,111 had frirn<l'ih1p'' to North Vielnarn in October "seeking to divide the revoluf.ionary I nount·cment pro1·idinn "realer protection I 1· d h' ,. I t " I . I I forces" by going to Peking. The ,·1cl11n o rhe fatal ~hots \1·as Sgt. ,,. " o in is 011'n p::ir 1cu <ir ge a1\'ay . ;1l ! 1r 1111·1ta! on o the II an o i The North Vietnamese apparently fen r .J ohn Yuung. 4.i. the I hi rd San franl'tsco of !he C;.il iforr11a coasllinc. m1nin1izing or , · 1hen noted that the sra 1r3s his go1·C'r11111r11t. the official Tass 11e1vs agen-!hr Chinese arc more interested in a rap- po!iceman 1his Yl'<ir to be ~h\ll in !he liiie proh1hi!ing lrecways and ht g h w a .vs The two·day cru isl' -!he longest local c·y said !od:r.v. prochrnent wi!h !he Uni lC'd St<Jes !hart I d d h h · h h;irrnful lo the cnr1ronnirnl. tha t <:ould h t "' b 11 h' f 1· 0 r· ><C I' o uty. an t c sixt 111 t c p;ist 18 o;i riue Y ic <' ie rxecu 11·c "1 • r The v1s1t 11'ill be the Hrs! lo /1:11101 by a rn a unified and Communist-governed inonths. onl.v bcnef1! !hr vested inll'rests of !he houi;:hl his retre;it at San Clernentc -nicrnber of lhe l\renilin Troika since Vietnam. \\'ound ed in the shoulder and taken !o dei·eioJX'r lrrinr>." st;irled nt !hr B;ilbo;i Bay Club Sn lurday l'rc111ier Alexei N. l\o.~ygin allendcd !lo The corollary or such thinking is tQat r-.1 issio11 En1ergcnry ll ospit;;I 1vas tl1e Uolh Lorr and Ostr;indf'r siud thr.v n10r11ing. Chi l\llnh's luncr.11 in J!)tig_ l\osyg iJJ also Peking n1ay diminish its military <vid disp.1tclicr. ,\lrr-, Ellen Lipnl'y . 30. 11·01ild not con11nen1 nn Jan1sc-s charges lh:u\i.:ing his r:irlll'r plans 10 11·;1!rh thr \·isi1ed Jl anoi in \flGfi. politirH! su pport of Nort h Victnarn lo There 11·:1s l)nl.v one o1her JX1liccn1nn in unt il tlil'.1' rcceivr> tt1en1 b.v regi stered Charr.cter Btiat Par;idc ;it l\rll'port, !he l'odgorny is r.~11retccJ 10 carr.v new "<lin .~ueh ends. SLAIN IN SAN FRANCISCO ·1 1 t 1··' T I I d 11 I · · t I 0 the h11ilding ;it the ti111e (if 1hc att;ick and n1:i1 arr vt.1il.\' or ucs(a_v 'n·~1 rnt opl ('f or H ~1ng f'rtusc 111s rile · assur;.ince.~ that P.u.~s1a 111i!I continue its The Nhan Dan editorial !'!uggcsted Nix· bv the t1n1c llr re;i ched YounJ:: th(' Police Sgt. John V. Young l.orr . ho1re1·cr .. ~airl he had "~cvrn1t Aecon1 pan 1cd bv close fr iend Charles support nf Nor1h \'ictna111. lie is unlikely on was trying to exploit the differen~s ~erl(er1nl v.as dead -f'alls from people rrad.v lo go In 11·ork for "Bebe" Hebozo arid "l.;i11gh·ln " Producer lf'l d(\ an~·1hi11i,: 10 dispel Hanoi's growing between l\losco1v and Peking. ' No rxpl anation ll'ilS gil'Cn for the sneak rnr> and gil·e n1e all the .~upport I nrrd." J>aul Ke ys . the President headed !or d1.~tr11.,t uf l'eklng . wliirh l1<1s been in-"A very perfid ious move of his (Nix· ;i!111ck on !he ~fa!inn 1\'hich is surroun<ll'd sv;;inned to the scene as soon as a radio The councrlman 1nriiratr.rl he 11.·ou/ri a~k C:+1alina lsl;ind . 1en~ifil'd h_,. l'rcsi1lrn1 Nixon's plnnned on's) is to spray the toxic gas c[ on three ~ides by Balboa Park and on !he call 11·ent out saying· "A ser.r;e11n\'s bre11 Tully Seyn1our. city attorncv, lo cxam1nr \\'ht·n t-.lo,Jo ;irrivcd ;it \\'hite·~ Co\'c ~ tf1p lo Con1n111ru~t China . chauvinism into opportunist heads in 811 ot her bv a frce11·a1· shot. A ser.i;e;1nl's been shot. Gel an ain-Janise·.~ charges and detcrnline 1£ ;i fal"nritc haunt of ma inland vachtsn1cn Ao rd1tori;il in lhe offici::i l lla nol attrmpt 10 play socialist C1luntrte11 Led by Chief :\it red ,J ~elder. police bu!ancE' 11\·er i1ere." r>1·rr~·11Jir.g is lega l. -the se;i ecboro 11.·1th hornbJOv.·ing. new.~pi!fWr Nh11n Dan last 11'e<'k reflcet('d againsl one another ... ,'' Nhan Dan sai,d. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ El Rancho has the hottest price in town! ., . ' • Jlan1burgcrs for l!"lc? .•. make lhem for Jes:=. ... nt homf'.,. i1 1HI n1ake them l1iggcr :111<] brttrr! And ~·ou'll hn1·c fun doi ng it.,. nt the hcaclJ ... or a picnic ... in your backyard or in the kitrhen'. El Rancho has all the f ix in's , .. you fu rnish the appetites! (5 patties per lb.) London Broil ........... ~1~? 11earty beef is aJi1·ars 11"elco1ne ••. and \here's i>tJ nlHlh valt1c fi t' I"(': .. Flank Steak ... s.fl!~F~~'. • • r:c:\<ly for lhe oven , .. all you ha\'e to do is bake Jt : Sliced American ..................................... 35¢ hraft'3 ••• inclividually \1·rapped ••• great for cheeseburgers! 6 oz. pkg. Head Lettuce .. .. . .. .. .. . . . . .. _ .. . . .. .. . 19¢ Solid .. , 11 ith c ri~p 1C':J\"£'S "·aili ng to rccri,·e a 'burger pattr'. /',-i;·r1t in "ffrrt 1"1011., T11f'~ .• lY cd., A 11fl. 30, SI , Sept. 1. /\'o .,nfr:J to dco/,,rs. Burger Buns ........ 3 i 51 Langcndor{ ... fre:'ih, for rour plca&ure ! Save on pkgs. of eight. ' Del Monte Dills ..... 4 9' Big 22 ounce jar!'. •.. choose Kosher Dills or regular Dill Jlalvcs ! Sweet Pickle Relish ..... _ .... _ .......... _ ...... __ .. 35• Del l\lonte •• _ 12 oz. jar! •.. goes so 11-ell on so many sand,viches! Hunt's Manwich Sauce ....................... _ ... 39• Reg. or Barbecue fli1 \or! Sri·,·c o\·er berf patties ! No. 303 can. ARCADIA : Sunset and Huntrngton Dr r./~1 /, PASADENA: /l/fll; SOUTH PASADENA: I'll//; HUNTINGTON BEACH: /l/i'//; NEWPORT BEA~H: 1717 Newport Bl•d 11111 IEI Rancho Center) .... , 320 West Colorado Blvd ~v 1· Fremont and Huntington Dr .~•1 . Warner an d Algonquin (Boardwalk Center) 'l',h'" 2J55 Eastbluff Dr rEa stbluff V1lla~e Cen ter' • ----. __ ._._Jo .. ~· ,. --......... -·-'---~- ' • \ • UAu •• ·-'-• Mondi¥. h9ust 30, 1971 Death Skipper Seized J . Ferry Captain Charged .With Homicide U,I Ttllf'ft•NI SAIGON OFFICIALS COUNT BALLOTS IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS Spokesman Declared Only Thrff At tacks Took Pl1ce 1t Poll Places ~~~~~~~~---'~~ U.S. Planes Pou11d Red s After Electio11 Attacl\:s • SAIGON (UPI) -American planes and 11rti1Jery struck Communist target.. in the supposedly neutral demilitarized ione <D~1Zl this wetkend in protective reac· libn strikes, the U.S. Command said to- dSy. The report came as the Coounun!sts tt.ied and failed to disrupt Sunday'• Na- ti:inal Assembly elections with the heaviest wave of CommuniJt attack.5 in four momths. 'Military spokesmen warned that a high Sadat Says U.S. Ar1ning Jordan Against Syria By United Press International The semiofficial Cairo newspaper Al Abram quoted Egyptian Pns.ident Anwar Sadat today as saying the United States recently supplied Jordan with huge quan- tities of heavy weapons-, Including tanks, for use against Syria. Jordanian Premier Wasfi Tel , in Am- man, would neither confirm nor deny the report but he said any weapons bought by Jordan during the past year \l'il! be used only against the enemies of the Arab world and not against other Arab slate.~. Tel, commenting on the Sadat state- ment that "it is clear that the sblpment ... has a connection with the Jordanian attack on Syria.'' said he wondered how Sadat could reach "such a strange con- clusion." Tel said it indicated ignorance of Jordan's 1967 role against Israel. Syria broke relations with Jordan Aug. I~ after accusing J ordanian troops of al· tacking its border villages. The two sides fought tank and artillery battles at thei r con1mon frontier.~ and Syria sent in Sov. iet-bu ilt ~1 1Gl7s against Jord;inian fo rces. T·he semiofficial Al Abram new-spal)('r ~•Pd today Sadat made the rt'marks be· fort> the C'{'ntral committee of the Arab S{\("J:itist L"nion, Egypt's only politlca l p:1n~·. "Jordan has recei\'ed during the r.- flf'nt period large quantities of A1ncrican weapons. including tanks." ll quoted the pre.,ident as saying. He ~aid the weapom: were "bigger than can be used against t he 1Palestinlan) guerrillas and ft is im· possible 10 use them against ISTael. in IK'COrdance with the American security 'erms. ·• level of fighting is likely lo continue in the war zone, especially along the DMZ where the North Vietnamese have brought in major troop units and artillery in violation of the Geneva agreements thal the wne \\·ould not be used for military pu rposes. U.S. jets twice altacked the Communlsl gun positions after they fired on American reconnaissance planes and U.S. arti\Iery opened up on a North Viet- namese rocket site. apparently destroy· ing it. In recent days U.S. B:>2s and 7th Flett shi ps have shelled Communist targets in the DMZ. South Vietnamese spokesmen said 9G "enemy-initiated i n c i d e n t s · · were reported in the 48-hour period ending at 6 a.m. today, including :>4 rocket or mortar attacks. Government and mili tary spokesmen reported between eight and 12 incidents directly cunnected "'ith Sunday·s na- t ion wide balloting in which voter turnout was li sted as 78.S percent of 'the little more than seven million persons eligible. There are 7,332 voting si tes in the republic and only lhrtt enemy.initialed acts occu rred against polling sites yester- day," said LI. Col. Le Trung Hien, spokesman for the South Vietnamese military command. Hien added ""1e can hard ly say w~ether we have passed the enemy high point or not " Wicks Excuae niy finger! Someone stole my gun! Irish Republic Officials Acl11iit A1nbush, Sla yi11 g LONDON {AP) -Britain d('rnan1led fllonday that the Irish government cap- ture the gunmen who kllled a Br1l1sh soldier and \\'Ounded another after their armored car patrol strayed across the border inlO the Irish Republic. The "provisional'' wing of !he Irish Republican Army admilled in Dublin !hat its men had anobushed !he British patrol Sunday and fought a haJf.Jlour gun battle on the frontier with Northern Ireland. The British Foreign Office ordered ils ambassador in Dublin, John Peck. to dr.- mand a full investigation and askrd that "no effort be spared to bring the of. fenders lo justice." The IRA is outla1red both in Northern Ireland and the republic, but its men operate freyJ y on lhe republican s1dl'. Ireland at the same lime ordered Hs ambassador in London to comploin about the British patrol's jncursion into the republic's territory. Two British annored cars drove JOO yards across the unn1arked border to the village of Hack.balls Cross. They were surrounded by an angry crowd thal set one of the cars on fire and held the troops virtually captive for an hour. fl1eanwhile, a carload of about six IRA n1en 1noved into position near the border. \\'hen !he remaining armored car rl.'trca!ed back into Northern Ireland <ind stopped to change its flat rear tires, the gunmen opened fire across the frontier. Cpl. Ja n Armstrong was shol through the heart when he dashed into the gunfire to rescue another soldier \1'ho had been hit in the shoulder. Hon1auia11 Pre~i<l cnt J\·Ieets With C hiue~c BUC HAREST, Romania (AP) -Presi· dent Nicolae Ceausescu received for an extended conversation today a high-rank- ing Chinese military delegation !hat has bttn visiting Romanian in.c;talla!1ons tor nu1e days, official sourcrs reportrd. They gave nn det1als 1111 the con· vcrsation behl'een Ceau.~e.c;cu and lhe Chinese delegation, headed by Gl'n. Li Tl' Cheng, director of the g('nera! pol11a:11t depar1 n1ent of the Chinese arrny nni! 'rsao Li Huai, deputy eomn1ander of the Chinese air force and a ni<'n1bct of the Central Cornmitlec of the Ch111esc Coui· munist party . Wind, Rains Hit Florida Tropical Front Now Moves Out Toivard Gulf California Te•11perat11reJ BRINDISI, Italy (AP) -Italian police arrested the captain or the burned-out Greek ferry Heleanna early today as he was trying to leave Italy and charged him with homicide. At least 26 persons died after fire ravaged !he ferry Saturday about 25 miles off Brindisi in the Adriatic. C3pt. Dimltrios An tipas was seized aboard another Greek rerry, the Egnat.ia, and was put in the Brindisi jail. In addition lO homicide in the deaths of some passengers, Antipas was charged with overloading his boat, sail.ing \\'ilhout adequate fi refighting and lifesav- ing equipment and leaving the boat himself while "numerous passengers y,·ere still aboard.'' Police said although the fire occurred in international "'alers, the body of at least one victim was found floating in Italian lerrilorial waters. No other ship's officers were arrested. Police said Antipas did not resist when they boarded the Egnatia and showed him their warrant. The charges against Antipas stemmed from accusations rnade to police by many of the J,()89 passengers \\'ho survived the clisaster. A number said they saw tt:e 43- year·old captain and his wife jump aboard one of the first lifeboats to leave the ferr~·. 1\ntipa::.' \\'ife, Anastasia , left Brindisi hos pital where she y,·as being treated and planned lo join her hu sband fo r the trip back to Greece on !he Egnatia. Later she met ne\\·sinen briefly at a Bnndisi hutel. "I prefer not to talk about the arrest, I brg you,"' she said. Instead sl1c gave an aecuunl. of ho1v her husband rencled to thr fire. :i.1 rs. Antipas said a c·rew member ;J11oke lhe captain and her <'It 5:30 :i.m. announcing Lhc fire. ··r.ty husband left the cobin \1·ilhout dressing," she said, "tak- u1g \v ith him a shirt and palr of pants. "A fC\\' minutes later he \Vas back and said. '\Ve must wake all passengers and n1ake th e1n go to desk· fast.' Then he went to the telecommunications rooin and sent the S.O.S. several li1nes. "Thrn an explosion \\'as heard . followed by another one, stronger. The electrical plant of the ship broke down and emergen('Y batteries \rerc turned on." The captain's wife insisted that she and Huno-arian Plane 0 1'hat l(iJlcd 31 H ad No ll.ccorder COPF.:NMAGEN <UP I) -A Hungarian Jh,ushin 18 tu rbo-prop airliner which crashed into the sea Saturday nigh! while approaching Copenha~en Airport did not carry a night recor<ter. the head of a J!Ln1g11ria11 invest1g11t1on team sald to<lay . Thirty-one of 34 persons aboard "''erC' killed when the \\'Cekly Oslo-B11d apest /l.1a!ev Airlines flight plunged in!o the wat(•r off Kaslrup Ai rport. The survivors. a l\'Or>A'l.'gian won1an, her East (;ern1an rnother-in·l aw and an l'~ast Gern1an man, we:rt' snid by a hospital spokesman to be out of danger. Alexander Huel'oS. head of a Hr mt>inber HunRarian investigation team 11·h1eh arn1·ed Sunday, said the Soviel- buil t plane. contrary to \1·ha! Oan1sh avi ation authorities at first believed, did nnl carry a '"bl<'lck box" flight recorder. Huevos said Sunday afler a brief in- ~peckon of the "Teck S11tT1ber1:ed in 42 feet of water eight 1niles frorn the airport · "\\le have no clue as 10 what happericd. There eould be hundreds of J'ca s<1ns for the crash .. , ThP lhl"f'(' .c;u r1·1vo1·s wrrr ;i ll :<t'<lll'd lll lhf' rear fll lht• ;i1rpl<111f' 1·11,,y l1('re ~1 rs . 1:erd:i ,\1t"L~11er. 2·1, 01 i\or11·ay, hf'r n1otht"r·1n ·l;i\1·. ~Ir.~. f.·lartha Schneider. Ill . <1f Eas! 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Although the pace of "'11h1tr11wals has bren noticeably slowing in recent weeks. spo~esmrn said the crimmand would rnllke Pre..~ldent Nixon's target of no mort thRl'I .184 .000 1rooi>s in lhe theater by the Dec. I deadllne. her husband left the ferry la!l of all. Defending himself and his crew to newsmen on Sunday, Antipas also said he a nd his wife were last to leave the burn- ing ferry. He said the boat had adequate lifesav- ing equipment on board and denied that the ferry was overcrowded. ''We were not carrying even • single cat more than we were allowed,.. he asserted. He admitted he did not know exactly how many passengers were on the Heleanna, but said the craft could carry up to J,500 persons. However, of· ficials of the Merchant Marine Ministry in Rome said they thought the ferry wa' "certainly overcrowded," noting that meals were served in four shifts. FIRE RAVAGED HIS FERRY, CLAIMING LIVES OF 26 Capt. Oimitrlos Antip11 of Greece Arrested by Italy Tokyo Officials Weigh Possible Nixon Visit TOKYO (AP) -r·oreign Minister Takeo Fukuda said today there is no clear plan yet to invite President Nixon to Japan. He was commenting on Japanese pres.~ reports he would invite Nixon when he is in \Vashington. Sept. 9·10 ror a meeting of tile U.S .. Japan Joint Comn1lttce on trade <.11H.l economic affairs. The purpose "·ould l>c to improve relations. Fukuda s.:iirl he was 11orried i;ince Pre~ident f)\1•1ght D. Eisenhower can· t'.e\ed a visit in 1960 because of an· ligovernment riots. Anti-American sentiment ill high now brcause Nixon informed Japan only at !he tasl minute of his plan to visit Red China and because of ?\ixon·s monetarv policy that ha.'l forced re1·a!uat1on ot thC yen. Fukuda told reporters he hoped Emperor 1-lirohilo "will be able to visi t the United States at the in\·ita!1on nf the /\m('rican peopli!." The t"mperur 11·111 tour Europe next n1on!h and Nixon \l'ill greet li11n 111 Alaska. !Jn U.S.·Japan relations. Fukuda said the current slrained economic rel<>1ions "may also worsen'' political relations between the lwci countnes '·If the pres~nl 'Diar11 of Doona' situation period." remains unchanged for a Thus. he said, the coming session of the .Japan·U,S .. Joint Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs in \Vashington ".will give us a good chance" to exchange views. He hopes lo meet Nixo n during his stay 111 Washington. He said he has not ruled out the possibility for gol'ernme11t·to·govern1nent negotiations on .Japan's textile exports to the U.S. n1arkel, adding the textile issue "h11s not been solved yet.'' Japanese textile makers began im· posing \'Olun1ary restraints on textile .shipments 10 the U.S. mainland in July. On the China question. Fukuda &aid Japan 1s seriously considering opening diplomatic relations \\'ith PekinJ:: and he \rould not mind going to China himself •·lf conditions permit." Fukuda added. ho\\·e1·er. lhat Japan could not break the "1nternat1ona\ !a1th" >A·it:i Nationalist China. The foreign minister did not elfiborate nn "·hat attitude Japan "'·ould take 1n dealing "''ith a resolution to admit Com· n1unist China lo the United Nations. But he SRid Japan will resort lo everv possible effort to help Nationalist Ch111~1 retain its seat in the Unit~ Nation.s. R11 ss Mountai11 Cli1nhers T1·appe{l n1 S11ow, Perish By PETER J, SllA\V fl.-fOSCO\V (UPI I -Nine So viet n1oun· lain clin1bers, eight men And a women, scl out last spring to trek JOO miles through "the exotic SRyan Mountain!'' of South Central Siberia. the newi:;paper Tn1rl said Sunday. All nine p e r is he d. trapped in ~now slides. They left a legacy: a diary ol doom. ·'1\1arch 19. Sno~·fall. Stroni:: wind all day. Very low clouds. Visibility iero. Everyone looks depressed ." ·'\\le arc in a trap. SnO\\'Slorm ha:oi lfl~led a whole month , A tha1v. T"'enty c-enlimeters (eight inches) soowcover still here. The problem is how lo gel out. Irs very hard and \'Cry depressing." The Trud report indicated the nine bodies were found in April . OfOcial reports of such di sasters a re rare in the Soviet Union. lt \\'BS one of the worst kno~·n Soviet mounLAineering accidents -JUst ho~· bad wa~ uncertain because official stati~lirs 11rl' never disclosed. TI1e delAyrd reporl 111 ·rrud, lhe trade union nr"'spaJ)t'r. 1n· dicated officials w1:re angered by what tht"v considered a prl!'VentRble tra~tdy. 1'ht article cr\llclud tourist officia:s who approved the climbing venture and ~;ud the resultant accident needed reporting because "otherwise, th e visitors and those who send them would feel little respect for the Sayan ,.loun· ta ins.'' Tn1d said "specialists could have descrllx'd the conditions and established how difiicu!t an expedition the \'isitor.oi c•ould manage. Everyone would know that lhl" l'astern Sa.van is not the same thing as U1e beaches of Socchi. ·• Sacchi is a sum1ner resort on thC' Black Sea <;oast. Trud callecl !hl' Bielorussian Rcpubli e lou rist council and 'rhc i\loscow central llouri~t 1 commi.,sion responsible for ep- pro\'ing the latrrl expedition. It said the nine climbers 11·ere · · mo r a 11 y un· prepared .. and if(norant of the sno>A·slide conditions into wluch they were ven· luring. The nine cl1mhcrs \1ere from 1\linsk, !hC' capital of Byt>lnn1ssia. •'They wanted lO C111·l'r a circle route ecros.oi numerous range! and mountaia rivers and far fron1 111111,ices ... hopuic lheir efforts 01·er their route wou!d ~ ri~l·oi;:nlze<i as the best of the seasnn and "'ould win A prlu.'· Trud said. •·Halfway, the group was eaughl in a deluge of anoy,·slides. All "'ere killed.·· The diary quoted by Tnid \•:as at- trihutcd fu one of the m<>lc clitnbers. I 1 . I . I .---·-""'t""""' p ... _ ..... .,_ • • • .Newport Beaeh EDITION Today's Fl•al N.Y. Stoeks VOL 64, NO. 206, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES TEN CENTS ... -- .. . School Tax Ruled Out • I-. . , . •• < " . • , . ·~ • .. High Court SaysProperty Levy Unfair to Poor ,,.. , • • '~ ' • f. • " , .. • ' i ·-. . .,,... ...,,, --- !. 'MICHIGAN ' CAPTURED ANCIENT MAR INER AWARD Wh•f KHps 'Oldest Character Boat' Afloat? Top Chara~ters , 'Dogpatchers' Win Boat Parade • Ut Daisy Mae, Li'I Abner and all the Oogpatch resident!' Saturday won the Theme Award in the Newport Harbor Character Boat Parade ror Nev.•port Na- tional Bank's dep iction of "Re-living The Comic!'!." About 30 boats participated officially 1n the 11th annual e\Pent. whi ch featured barges . steamboats, rowboats and other Wolves at Zoo Bite Countian SA,'J DIEGO !t.;PI ) -A Sa nra Ana man "'ai; bitlen o,, thP h:inds anrl 1.1·n1'ts b~· wnlvP~ <II thP S:in D1e,c:(I Zon Sunrl:iy. Observeri; J>i\ld R1rhard T Srott, 21l, 11r \8:'!4.2 RPa rhmnnt SI. cll mbrrl 1hr 11·;il! of thfi 1.1·0J11es' enclnscd rlen anrl r!;inglrrl h.is h:inds. 11pparcntly to attract the an- imals' al\cn!inn. Thev 1'aid 1wn wolvrs were grabbing et him brlnre he cou ld jerk himself frcr. A spokesman for the zoo said the wolves were or the AAme pack fhal mwled a youngster earlier this yet1r. Scott was taken to Mercy Hospital for treatme11t of hand and wrist lace-rations. unusual craft. Ten perpetual trophies were awarded, as well as prizes for the bes;l cos tumed cre\Y. The sponsors was the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce Com- modore's Club. Boats were entered in two categories: theme and character. with some decorated to the funny pages theme . The best char;icter boat , the Dr ippy Sluffing Box award. wenl to the Astaco, 011•ned by Don;i ld E. Flem ing. The ~-fichigan. ov.·nt>d by Dick Sha11·. "·on the Ancient ~·111riner 11ward for lhe o!rlrst ch11racter hn;:it. while !ht' sle::im · boat av.·ard . or the \\'heel. Ste;im 11 nrl Bell. v.·enl to the Kobenhaven, ov.·ned by D::iv1d Rnse WinnPr nf twn Rwarrl~. thl' S11•ahhirst S11'ahs for !hr br~l-dressed cre 11 . and !he J..oos,. Scre w for best anima ti(ln, v.·a~ the ArlLs!a 01\·nrrl h1· .l:if'k F::irl~·. i! featured hnth hu111;in anrl nicrh;i nir;il C'ln11•ns. rlrr.~~rd rr::irl~· fnr a circus 1n polk;i-rlntterl s1 111s The br;;1-decf!rated or Bi!~y A:irnarlr ;iw;i rrl went 10 the .Je1 T;ihit i, owned by J::iy !\'r11·m;.in , v.•hi!e the Shiphnuse ropperl' the Leekin.it Timhers, nr .~pecial skipper's award . H. is owned by Bill Gr und.v. The Balboa Bay Club Barge :i lso v.·on tv.·o awards , th e Dirty Old Milnirold, which is a special judges award, and the Big Toot, for best sound. SACRAMEr-.'TO !AP I -The California Supreme Court held today that •he state 's multibillion dollar school finance system is unCT1nstitution al. In a 6·1 deeision, the court said the system -based on local property taxes - discri minates against the poor. The court re.:isoncrl that children 111 V.'<'a!thy :ire;is h;ive ii better chance to get a quality education thsin do those \l'ho live in poor areas, "'here the tax base is t;mal l. lt's a matter of the ric h dlslricls hav· Fee Critics Seek Action By Courts By L. PETER KRrEG 01 r~• 0•11• l'llol Sllll Fnes or Newport Hartxir tid elands use fePs ha ve suggested that the Oran~e Cnunty Board (lf .Suprrvisors let the cnurts decide if u.~crs should p;iy such lev1rs on boa t pi ers, slips or flo;its. Roy R. \VMlscy, Nc"'port Re:ir.h :ii· lomcy and official nf the Ne\1'pnr1 Harbor yacht cl ub assnciatinn thal has suc- c-cssfully fought agflinst <'it y fee s. v.•:ints the supervisors to hold hack plans for the l:ix ;ind make the courts tell them they ha\'P to. Jn a lrttcr to County Bo:irrl Chairman Robert Battin, Y.'oolsey s:iid, "II. con- trary to my opinion , you feel 1 fte may be requ ired, wh y rion"t you just let some inlerested civic minded person bring • a;uit lo compel! the board to act? "If the cou rt rules that a fer is re· quired. then. of course you would ha\'e to pa ss an ordinance.'' Woolsey said he thought the chances or that happening are ··very unlikel.v·· hecause of a recent state attorney gerirral 's opinion. The opinion. handed do"'n last sprini;:. led to the demise of similar fer s for the use (If public tidelands that h;irl been charged by tht' ci !y of Nev.•port Re <1ch . Jn short. ii said while tht' lrv.ving or such a fee was legal. it "''es not mandatory for local government. 10 t;i x private piers and floats on public proper· l.v. "'oolSt>\' s:iirl rrrcn! ~lill rmrnts hv \'afiOIJ S ~Uper1·i1'1JTS ,C:!VP !hr imprf'SS1nn thev still lrcl the~' are rPqu ired to in- ~litule snn1r snrr nf use frr Hr f'nC'ln.~ecl ;i ('Op~· of !he ::itlornrv ~rnrr;:il 's npinion \1•1th his !rtlrr :inrl tolrl R:i \lln . "If 1he rnun!.1' rnunscl dot>.~ nnt share !h i.~ 11p11 . ::it Jr;:i~I !hr ::itlnrnrv rrnrr:i l ~ 11 rll rc;i~n11rd np1n1nn ha ~"cl nn e1 idrnt thrnugh rcsc::irch ~!-.oulrl crrfllP - :'uff1 r1rn1 r!Duht 1t1 !hr 111 "l lt.'r lh:i1 .l "ll :'hould not appro1 e or ;ict upon a cn n- lr;:ir,I' np1n1nn · Super1·1s0rs shor1ly are schrdulcd tn enact lhe fee. "'nols<'-y sa id !hp a!l nrney genera l's nf- fi cP had the benefit of the county C'Oun sel"s decision when 1l marle the rul· ing. He seid he: sent • copy of it to Sacramento. OAIL'f ~!LOT 11.if ~Ml,. JACK EARLY'S 'ARTISTA' CAPTURES TWIN TITLES IN CHARACTER BOAT PARADE 'Swabbi•tt Sw1b1' (6ett·dretled Crew) and 'loo11 Screw' (811t Anlmetionl Awardt Go to 801t ·---•. I ing their cake and eating it. loo. the court said . "Affluent districl~ ran . provide 1 high quality ed ucation ror the ir children V>'h!le paying lower taxes." ··Poor districts, by contrast, havt. no cake 11t all." Tht: cou rt found thai 11:1hough dis!ribu. linns of sla te funds partially alleviat es the rlisparities, therp still are wide dif· fe rcntials In per-pupil expel'ldi ture5 an1ong various school rlistricts. 1t held that !hese variation~ violate the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendm ent. The 63-page decision contained an u - tt'nsive analysis ol I.he role education pl a.v.~ in modern society. The court. in srnding !hf' case ba rk to the Lns An,.-:elPS Superior Court. ordered th::it !he dt>fendants ....:::_ slate ind cou nty oHici a!i; -be givrn a reasonable time lo answer the specific complaints from thP parent.~. An artornry sairl the Los Angele! Su· perior C(lurt coulrl , after a hearing, orrfer dril"'" 1 plan to rt.solve the dis· criminatiori which the parents had al· 'Crinie of Centairy' Thrill Murderer Leopold, 66, Dies SAN JU AN. P.R. I UPI ) -Nathan Leopold. who rlrove a chisel into the head of 14·year--0hl Bobby franks in Chicago in 1924 for the thrill that murder would g\ve him 11nd hi!'i pa l Richard Lnrb, died Sun- rlay ni~ht at the age of 66, still unable to fori;:et his crime. Leopold h:irl suffered si series of he:irt al tacks in recent months and was in the Mimya Hospital in the Santurce area of SM Juan when he died 1t 8:45 p.m. Sun· M cC ra.cke n Sees Controls After Freeze Expires flay. The hosp ital said an autopsy would be performed 1;.ite r today to detrmine ex· ar! ra11sf' of rleath . Leopold spent 33 11 years in an Illinois prison Jnr what wai; then called the •·Crime of the Century" in the days when the ccn!ury Wal'i still you ng and superlat ives were a w11 y of Life. He and Lot b had been sentencrd lo life. plus 99 ye;"trJli. Loeh "'as slabbed to death in prison in 19.16. Sa ved fro m ex~utinn by lhe tz- traordinary legal talenu of Clarence Oat· mv.-, Leopold was eventually pardnntd an rt ~Inned for his crime as best he could through a scrie11 of good works. But only la!'it July he told UPf Correspondent Margaret Hyman In 8 rare interview that from Wire Ser1•1er5 the crime hart and would remain with \\'ASHINGTON -A top presidential him as long as he liver!. adviser !olrt Cong rrs!'i 1.oday the end or For years rollnwing hls parole from rhe the pre se nt. 90-day v.·age-price rreeze v.·i l! Jll inois Stale Priso n al Joliet In 1958. l1kcl ,v br followed by ii "le,c;s severe" pro-IA'Opolrl en1barkt>d upon a cour~ of gram ret aining legal "clout." humili!y and se rvice lo mankind. A.s Paul w. ~lcCracken, ch:iirman of thP "Nate" he wa~ welcome in the governor's Cou ncil of F:conomic Advisers. sairt palac:e and filnncr's hut 1like and .some or,l!ilnized labor will be included in or those he helped regarded him as a "rather formal" negotiations before the Sillnt. i SPrond phase of President Nixon'1 new Leopold. whose IQ bordered on that of economic policy ii> formulated. a genius-it wa.s once. put at 200-chang- SPcreoiry of Labor James D. Hrw:lg~nn ~~ .. /~ };;~ ~ii~a :e;;:~h~~o:e ~l:pl~~~~~~ said Sunda.v !hilt organiied labor and He drove his car last and .sometimes er· ron sumPrs v.·111 be among those consulted ra!iC'ally and he bt'came preoccu pied with hrfnre Phase II hegins. h · h I :\I<' r r 11 <'ken s;i irf that anv mone}. op1n.i:: 15 starring ro e in a rll'K:umentary fil m wnuld open a new "01·er.~hO(lllnR·· h_v Congress <'nu Id carerr. ~rriouslv thro"'' nut of balance a pro.itram Hi.s associa!rs s::i irl nr had never rca!lv hP s::iir! 1.~ nn w <·arefullv pul lnRether found pc::ire, that hP h;id nci·er marle th~ \1 rf.rarkrn tole! Con,l!rr,c;s' J n i n l adiu~t mcnt ln c1vi11:1n life after J.11.,. r:r·r.nom1c Gnminitlee th;i t nonP nf the years 10 prison il nrl that not rvpn a late pl;in~ for the period fnllo111ng the frc~r 1narnage could make him forget the hrt~ bcf'n J>f't 1n ''onerelP ;ind that all ;ir-p:ist t l('tl~ -from thr "nu ter limit~" of doing Lrnpold arriver! in P11r.r10 R1ro in 1!1~11 nnt hin~ or continuing the free ?.e itself -;inrl 111 J!ll;! he m:irr\ed Mrs. Trudi Garcia rcrn::ii11 npcn . Dr Quev::ido, the wirtow of a S11n Jurtn He tnld Chairrnan \Villiam Proxmire rlnc:tor. aflcr 11 rornance ln which the rab- ID.\V is ). that wh!le it l!'i too ea rly to an· bi nf their synagogue played cupid . She !lcipate what the new program will be .'la ve up 11 Juc riltive florist business and lhP prime objective is clear enough. they made a lengthy Lrip to Europe, ''It is to achieve a lnng enough period Africa 11nd Asia in 196.1, Ill he could con· nf a reasonably stable level of prices llnd tinue his studies ()f parasites and the costs per unit or output to create 11 new misery they in flicted on lhe human race. ronfirlence in the purchasing pow er or our Loeb. 18, and Leopold. 19. were twG dollars. at the same time enabling the brilliant uppPr middle class University ()r pr icing system tn resume its b<'!sic rune· Chicago st.udents whtn they set Gut May tion ilS .the . sensitive and sophisticated 21, 1324 , lo commit the. perfect crime in cnm mun1cat1ons network for the· wh11t wa.s to be known as a murder for economy," he said. ,hrills. Lifeguards Get Break As Beaches Cool Off By TERRY COVILLE 01 lt!1 Dally 1'1191 lt•H The water w1.s c:ooler. the crowds were smaller and lifeguards along the Orange Coast got their fir.!lt break this weekend In a Jong, hot summer. At moi;l beacheg the water had dropped from a very warm 72-74 degree! down to .11s low as &J degfee$ by Saturday. Only $18,000 water worsnipers flocked In the beaches over the weekend, some 100,000 le.ss than the weekend before. Rescues we re fe,.: only 206 for the wtekend rompared to more than 1.200 the weekend before when he11vy riptides plagued the coast. One Area, Seal Beach, still managed to boast of warm 1o~1ater with the tem· perature staying at 6IJ degrees. A Se11I Beach lifeguard creditert lht 11re;i's constant warm water to thermal polllution from the San Gabriel River, where several generating plant! dump thousands of gallons of hot water into the river da lly. The surf In Seal Beach was typical or the entire Orange Coa.!lt, runnine • light one to thre!e feet. The !mall .surf has been common this summer in San Clemente, and state. llfeguerds say It hu been a teal· gift to their beach. A San Clemente slate llleguArd said !h is morning that poor crowds were made to look even .!!miller because tht beach l.s 50 f~t bigger. "The lighl surf has been building our beac:h Ali ~ummer." sald the lifeguard. "Some parts· were nnly 15 Jeet wtde, now they are over 60 feel wide." The guard said the beach had been get- ting sm11ller si nce Hl68 because of heavy sw'f action. but .!lurf under three feet - (~ COLO[R, P11e !) ' . • - leged. if the allegations are found to be tru•. The decision announced simultaneously in Sacramento. San Francisco and Los Angeles v.·as in the case of a lawsuit brought by a group of Los Angeles Coun· ty public: school children and the~ parents . It was a clas.s act ion suit against coun· ty and state orficials. The trial court had dismissed the .suit but the state high court directed the lower court lo hear . the parents' con· (See COURT Page 2) * * * School Chief Tells 'S hock' Over Ruling ''Consternation" is the only reaction offered by John W. Nicoll, superintendent of the Newporl·~1esa Unified School Dis- trict. to a ruling by the state Supreme Court that the use of property '41xe1 to finance schools is "unconstitutional." "We are a district that counts heavily on property taxes ror a revenue," Dr. Nicoll said. "We levy a relatively high tax against a high tax base far our pro- gram." He poi11ted oul that S2J mil lion of the district's $31 million budget comes from local taxes, while state 5Upport amounll Lo only $4.5 million . .. 1 ha ve no panacea," he said. ''And the state Le.gi5Jature hag been ll.'Orkinl ?D years ta equaliz.e education.'' Jury Selection In Hartelius Trial Under W~y Jury selection began lOOay for the trial or Corona del Mar physici an Ebb& Hartelius on charges of insurance fraud. The. case was assigned to the court of Su perior Court Judge Herbert S, Her\ands and is expected to extend over two weeks. Dr. Harte!ius, W. now a Costa Mes.a res1de.nt. IS accused of obtaining a disab ill1y insurance policy for a person 'll'ho v.·as not employed by him and of ac· cepting sic:kness benefits .... ·hen the in· sured person was achWIY serving time in state prison. Hartel ius v.·as fnu nd not guilty four m(lnt.h~ ago of arson and fraud charges in rnnnectinn with a fire at his Corrina de! ~l ;ir off ice. His trouhles will not end wi!h the coo· clusion of the current trial. The physician faces a second court heilring Oct. 20 on charge$ he bribed a witness not to shovv up for a prelim inil ry hearing that preceded his Super ior Court trial on charges of arson and fraud . Reds Hijack Vessel SEOUL rU Pl l -A South Korean n ... h1ng boat 1A·ith 3Cl fishermen aboard w::is hijacked today by a Nort h Korean pa!Tol boat off east coast of the Korean peni nsula. 11ational police headquarters sa id. Orange Coast ll'eather Sunny skies toda y and Tuesday with temperalures 11round 70 at the beaches rising to 8~ Inland. Lows tonight along the coast 63 and 68 inland. INSIDE TODAY Tht 1971 -72 community th~a· I.tr sea.son is off to O'll tor/11 start_ with o Qlitttri1to pfodUC· hon. of tht mu.sicot "Once Upo'(l o Mattress" bu th• Westmfn· -Ster Community Theater. S«• Enttrtorrimtnt, Page 21 . • •• u ... • ... ..,_ " C~li.t1111 " *•"' •• (Micki~• U• ' fllll!Mel ·-.. c1 • .,111 .. ll·M o,·-~ " C•mlu " ,_.. ... Creu'""' " ·--·· 0.11~ fll•lltti " ,_ " Olwtn:K " ---·-1191'1•1 "" • Wo-' •~t•rl••-... 1 ..... .__.., .._ ,,..,. l'lfllft(I .... --.. -" ·-·~ J, DAIL V PILOT t ,.. ; -·-t: . .• • ·i ·- ·-·-·: ·--- ·: • Mond11, August 30, 1971 DA ILY P'tLOT lllH P'~t!• BILL GRUNDY'S BOAT WINS 'LEAKIN' TIMBERS' AWARD WITH 'PEANUTS' PRESENTATION 'R•living the Comics' Theme of Newport Harbo r's 11th Annual Character Boat Parade " ' ____ .. _; -·· DlllLV P'ILOT Sll!I P'~olt THESE CHARACTERS SHOWED UP FOR CHARACTER BOAT PARADE , BUT COU LDN 'T KEEP UP Lick of Locomotion Hampers Crew; J udges Uncer ta in WMet her Craft Is Boat or Iceberg Driving Habits Board R ecom1nends Proba tion Lice nse s for Y out/is \\'ASHINGTON rt.:Pf 1 -Government 1afety e 1. per ts . rl!COrrtml":nd1ng pro- bationary drivers \Jcenses for young. new d rivers. said t.oday dnl'ing and rirhng with other youths is lhe gravest threat fa cing Amer ica's young people. In a report on young dr1\·ers. the Ka- tlonaJ Transportation Safety Board said drivers in the l~tG-25 year old category are bt:1ng killed a ra!e far out of pro- portion to thi!ir shar' of th' drivtng population . ~"ting that th' h1gh1\·;i y de.11!h rat' lnr youths has be.to const;in!ly risin;! for !7 y'arf., the. board said. · Dr11·1ni.; and r11!1n;: 111!h nlh"'r · flun~ rlrnrr~ Cfln~t1hJlf th' 'rea te~t h;i711rd tn ~ur·.11 !1 11h1 rh Amer!ran \"1')11!h m11~1 p;iss ~urrl'~~fully tn r"'arh ::irlulthl"lrirl ' _ Amn ng l"lther 1h1n~~ JI rrrnmml'nc!rd that the. ~a!1onal H1i;h11·a.v Saf~1y Ad ministration consider e.,.;pcnd1n~ !he na- tinnal high1~'ll Y saff.!y prflgr11n1·~ standard OIAM61 COAST DAILY PILOT o••NC.! co•~T ,.Ulll~1"11;G COM ,.Al<IV •eb••' N. ""'••II ,., .. e•11 a•d "uDH•~er J •c~ ._ Curl•y Vice "'e'""'"'' ••d C.""t'•! Mt••~tr T~a"'t ' ICoeYil El 'a• T~'""'' Jo M.u·e~i •t Ml""~ i O Ee P:lr l . ,,.,, I( .. ,, N,.,..!!11'1 I NC~ C '• f e 'G• New,ert hec~ Offi(• Jlll Newpad laul e•e•ll M 1ili~g AJtlrell: ,,Q, 101 1115, 'l?•~l Otti.f O~ Cao•t Mfit : llO W•t l •V StrM I.II""& INt~: 11: ~ .... , .t.•·•"" Mu1111..,10.; IHc~· 1111~ IH<~ I WllYl >"d .... Cl-It! JDl N°""1 (I (t ""I"° il:NI o,.t.ILY "ILOT, wllh '•''"t• "<'l'l•e•~ed 1~• ,. ....... ,.,. !I lK*ll\IU•(I ~ltl~ .. ~ \ ,,., ••P 1.-•••,."'-_.,,,.,~. !fir ~'""' , .. e~. ,._., ··~(~. (l!'l'I M•t. "u'""1" ... •-t~. •-tlo> Yl ''tV l o• C.IO..,l!l"l•I C..1t1t1••"9 1,,. S•tflrD•c•. 1ts •t •···~ -... Jo<>tl ed•-,.,l~C ~I or1•'<"t Dlo~I '' •I DI W•I ••v 5tl"W . (!11•1 """''· T_,._ 111 •1 64 J-4JJ1 Cl~flM ,A4.,.,,i.i"' 641·1611 on driver hcenstng •·to prov1d' for a \\\"O- year Pf!riod of probationary licensing for drivt>rS ·under 2 l." During th' two yea rs. It 11·as recnm- me..nded, the. dri\'ers "would be expected to demonstra te the ach1ev,menl of com- petence.. and maturity in dri\"ing." The board said th::il "such prn\"tSion;il licensing \\'Ou!d facltitale suspension nr re\·ncation for cau~e anrl placeml"nl nf mild!~· errant dri\·ers intn imprrl\·ement programs before poor beha\"inr and at- tifurie~ bffome habitual ·· Thirty-one pE"rC"ent nf th e. nahnn".!i hichv.•a\" dPath~ in JQli!l 11Pr' prrsnn s ~r11een l'i and 2.5. the board said. <tnd al1h"ug h !h"v rril"lpri~Prl onl\" 21 rerc?nt of thP dr1\·1ng IX1..f1Ulabl"ln. !he\' 11tre in- 1o!red in 34 pe rcent of 1hal \t'llr 's fatal COLD ER ... "'·h1ch has bten the case !his summ'r - has built the. beach up ag;iin . 1'.'ewport Beach and Huntington Beach handled the. biggest cro\\·ds as usual. The count v.·a~ 200,000 at Newport Beach over t he v.'eekend \\'it h 89 rescues. none serious. Huntington Beach had a crov.·d count of 120.000, but only J~ rescues. Huntington Stat' Beach and Balsa Chica Stal e Bearh rtrorded 50,0l'lO \·1s1tnrs for the v.·e.,kend and -tJ re sC"ues - 1111 but three of lho.~p rrsrues 11·pr' on Saturda.\ Ahnut 6fl,flflll penplt went lo C'll\" and ··nun11· heaches COl"ered b.v L11gun;i Bt>ach lif P,c:u11rds. The guards onh had to rnake 11 rescues as surf ran a Poor one !o two fef't. San Clemente city lifeguards recorded accident~. The re port said 17.700 youths \•;er' kill· 'd in traffic accidents In 1969 -7.400 more than \\'ould ha ve died if their f11tali- ty rate had been the .!iam e a.o; !hat of dril"ers 25 and older. "Thi.-; 7,400 'excess lnss ' was one-third larger than !he combined youth death tnll from ar1ation, marine, railroad and grade crossing accidents. !ht bo11rd .!ill ld As possibl e reasons fl;ir the dt.c:propnr· lll'lnalP ralt, \ht board rited tht lfl· rre11s1n~ prnport1on nf .\"oungs!ers "'ho 11re hcen se.d a.' ~ruin <1.~ thev 11!"1' nlrl t nnugh, increasing aJfluPnce. 110 h 1 c h permits young per.!ions tn n 11• n autrimnbi!es, increa sing 11~t or alrohnl 11nd dru-'15 b~ youths and ··pnss1bl\ changes 1n respect for !a11· and order ·· · ~ total crowd of 68,000, but also had only 19 rescues. A Sao Clemente ruard said the \\"a!er was 64 degrees. ti.'hlc h rea lly isn't c()Jd, but seemed so because of an O\"ernight drop from abo ve 70 degrees. He said the \\'aler is slo\\·ly "·arming up 11g11in. Tb ' picture v.·as a titt!e differ,nt 1n Los Angeles Cciunt y v.·here choppy v.·inds capsized at least 15 sailboats insidt. ~farina dPI Rry and !'cores of otltt>rs "·ert. topplPd h.\' w1nrli; beh1·ccn S<inta ~loniC'a and the Snuth R11.v <'1t1ei; Tiu• bcarh attendanre 111 Lo~ An.11elr~ Cnunl.\' surpa~sed one million, but hfe,l:!u~rds ~ri ll nn!v n1 ade a little mnr,. than 250 rescuPs ·Inland te n1per;i1urei; rearhed !lil degree" in bo1h co11ntie~. and \1·11s in ih' mid-BOs along the coas!al areas. T1·u stees Meet Tonight To Set Electio11 Dates Tust in L:n1'ln Htt:h SrhOC'll trusler.s ""Lil hnid a l'ipt'C1.tl merting lnnight to sper1f\' the amounts and" stt the dates for bo1h a coni;trurt1on bond and tax 01·err1de tle.c- ltnn The mrPl!ng 1~ "cheduleri fnr 7 30 p m. in tht board ronm <tl Tu~lin High Schoo!. llil Lag una Road Srhnnl nfflr1,1JI~ h.t1\'e 1nd1rat .. d !h,1Jt ,11 lax C\'erride of 1bout 95 cents J)f!r S!OO a~s~ valuat1on \\'OUltl be nttded It> oper1tt thf dlstr1ct and build up 1 res,rve fund . For construrllon nf nPw farrll1 1c1"> \\"llhin the district, 0Uic1als U id a wef'k ilgn Iha! Bpproval of about Sil millitin ltl t-ond i;ales v.·nuld be needed lo finance. .1 ll\"e \'tar builrhng program. Prinr In 1tpprt>1·ing either mt .. sure. 1ru~trr~ art exptcttd !o disc11~~ th' lm- rhr1111nns nr !he pE>ndinp: .!!plit or the spra11!1n11, rli.~rnct 1ntn lhrte un1Fil"d ~rhonl dislrir ls The !11x n1·err1rlf' 11·1!1 be nef'i1Pd prinr to !ht pxpiratif'n of the pre.sent 6b cent over· rid t Ju!v I. 1972. offic111!s nott. Bo!h ·elections would probably b4! 1chedulel'f some time late in 19~1 or In t !'!rly Hli2. ·-. • ., Hughes' Query Posed Governor of Nevada Raises $64 Question CARSON CITY, Nev. (U Pll Billlonalrr Howard Hug hes is 21live and \.\·ell in the 8 1h11ma Islands. Or is he! "Everybody 11.l"·11ys says Hushes ls in excellent he::ilth," i;;:iys Gov, Mike O'Call11ghan. "But thf'y always add that. If he sre.~ one nf our people, it \\'ould ht a trau mat ic <>xpcrlenee. These two s1atement.'I don'l Jive." O"Callajl.han Is only the latest 1n a lnng list of state offic1al ~ and citizens y,•hn hnve ques11onrd \\'he ther the 65-year-(lld recluse ls actually living and, if so, is he v.·ell. The Jatrst assur::inces lhal Hughes is 1n good health came from l\\'O doctors who acted 11s ptrsonal cnuriers. carrying 21 letter alleged ly v.·rilten by Hu gh es to the gn\·ernor. The. doctors, nne from Lns Angeles and t he nther from Sal t Lake City, Ut::ih, tl)ld the governor lhey had each personally sel.'n Hu11,hes v.·1t hin recent months and th;il he w::r.s healthy. But O"Callaghan Eays, "Nn1hinR has been given to me to justi fy helievinR lhen1 ." The gol'ernor re~u.~ed to ident1f.v the ph_v;;icians. h11t he ordererl ,;late Rilmini;t officials tn verify their hackgrounds. The l'loctors hnth rrpt!<t lPd th1•ir sl::itern enls_ !.o st::ite agents ;ind sairl an.v persnnal 1'1s1 t bv 11n nut si rler to the bi llionaire would be traumatic for Hui;thl'.'s. "\Vht>.1'11 so tr11um11li1: about seeing someone?" asks the governor O'CallA.i::han 5aid he doesn 't be lieve the ha nd-delivered Jetter from Hughes. It t 'rom P~e 1 COURT ... tPnt1ons and returned the case for trial. The opininn \\'as written by Justice R;i yn1ond L. Sullivan . Justice ~iarsh.111 F. McCnmb d l~sen1ed. Sul111·an p.11 rta:ulA1·\.v all::icked the 5fi prrcent or the llChonl dl.~tricts' funds !h;it cnn1e fro111 lnc;i l propcrt.v lil X<'.~. The sta le's more th::i11 1.100 ,;chont districls get abnut ~5 percent 10 state aid flmnunlin~ lo St 6 b11!i1in and th e rest lron1 federal funds arid other sou rces. The court sairl lhe an1n11nt a sth()f)\ t1 istrict can i;pcnd drrwnl'ls largPI~' on it~ laK ba~e -thr amount of assessed pro- perty v::iluf' in thf' rl istrict. Tax bases range frnm a lo"· of SIO~ A child to n1ore lhan $~~2.000, the ruling ga id "As 11 pr;.irtiC';i l 11u1Hrr. rlistri1·ts 111i1 h small lilx base,; simply c<annot lc1·.v taxes at ;i rate sufficient lo produ('e the re v,nur that mrire affluent distrirts rr.i11 \\'Jlh minim;iJ tax effor1 s," the rourt said. Therr 11·:1.~ nn irnrnr1!ialr 1nd1l';1linn (Ir hn11• the drr1s1nn 111111ld affect 1hr ,;tale and !he sC'honl d1s!nr!~. l'rcs11mablv the decision rnuld be 11ppr;ilrd tn tbr. t}.S. Suprt'me Cnttrt -thus rle!.i .1•1n/;( ;i fin11n · ci::il crisis in s!:il e gnl'ernmcnt and in school districts thrnugho11t. the st;ite. r.ov. Rcag;:in's nffice s<t id Rc11_'l11n would ha 1·e no immediate cnm menl until therl'! h11rl been time 10 stud y the de· ci~inn. "'The cnun·.~ l'11!{'1s1o n merely adl'I~ m(IN' ur/;(t11ry to the critical problem nf school rinancr." 11111c! a spokesman {or Assemb:y ~prakrr Bob ]l.forctti, !D-Van ~11.\"S l HP ~a id srhnnl f1n;ince v.·nuld he ··one (If !hP fir~1 1~~11f'~ on agrnrta" 11·hrn ]till"· n1;:ikpr~ rrturn 111 th" <'iln1tnl St pr. 7 af1r r 11 thr('P-Wf'rk \'llCllllon. A ~sembh·m11n Lern1· fjrrenr. J 11-~at-. r.:1n1rn1n •, · rhilirn1,1n .nf 1he Ao;•rmhh·'s F.c!urtl!llln rn111n1111rr .. ~111rl thl' r11l1ng tl"lll!i nprn tl1r d/lnr for II .<t,11rw1rle proprr:I" 1.1~ "I !h1nk rh:11 1! 1\111 ~1\r 11~ .1n ;idd 1- t1n11t1I opp1H!l111111 fnr;, •1.:i1rw 1rlf' prnrPr- t1· t::ix 1'1·r:i11<r 11r 11111'! rnmply 111!h 1he. !all'," hr ~:11d . '\l:inv nf 11.~ hRl'P ,;rrrR1ned for vr:irs thil! th~rr 1s no rr\1111on~h1p hetv.·er.n the \'a)u,. nf prl"lr>t'r!\" t::ix and th e n('('(i of a child for P<luc11!ion.'1 was lyptwritten on pl11 in white piper y,·ith only the al 11n1t11re: At the bottnm. There \\'ere no finge1pr\nts attached 1s requested. The st.ate already wcnl lhrnu_llh a ma· jnr sh11ke up la i:.t December when Robert l\1ah'u "'AS fired 11s Hughe.s" chief spo kesman in th!! slall!. Only three mon ths befOr l! tha t. Hu,l:!hes h<id been reported to be s'rious!y 111. ll appears the decision tn oust Maheu w.ts made during his rl!CO very period . Official~ he.re are afraid the Hugh's Mldings could fall into th' hand.!i of a person or group, unfri,ndly to the Nevula gambli ng industry. Hughes owns r;even casinos and is Nevada's bigJ:est gambler with 14 percent nf the winnings. The he<iltb and habits nf Hu"he~ have fnr a long time !Moen the subject of rumor and t()nj,clur e. They ha ve been clos,ly guarded secret.'.'i as Hug hes Apparently only se.es his male attendants on a regul1r basis, Parental Involvement Stressed in Program The San Joaquin Elftme.nl ary School District's English-as-1-second-language program may not have met 111 its soals th is yt:ar. Rut nne incident h.11s mad' the project :ill v.·nrth\\'hil' in the ,yes nf the el t men - tary school distrlcrs trustees. "Two of our children con fided lo us that another older brother was not enroll- ed in school," said Mrs Jes~e Rimpau, program director, during a workshop last week. "\Ve contacted the parents and found a St'Yenth grader at home who had only received instruction through the th ird grade in MeKico. "'Ve enrolled him in a fifth 1.trt1de class v.·ith his sister and he later progressed to 8 seventh gr21de special education class." she said . "He's now doing vPry welL "' Mrs. Rimpau enthusi astirally described the progress or the district's first • " ' - • ' -- --. -.. School. She said an emphasis on buildillg pa rental I.rust helptd bring the one boy into ~he !'Ch()()! sy~tf'm. "We stres.~ lang uage, mathematies, p:irent-invo!vement, staff and int er-group rel;itirinships in our pro~ran1."' ,;he said . ··we didn "t n1cet our nbJect1l'es this )'!'<1r . but ihe children did progrf'~11.·• ln !hi' area of parent involvem ent the aides had problcn1s ··we n1u st. by la1\', have a parent tid- \'isory group. We invited parents to a mt'cting, bu t no one C<Hnc. ·· Unda unted she and the F.:SL bilingual aide went to students homes and when the next n1ceting was called a hiab percentage of p11rents cam". Thi,; ~·ear"s progr:im. totally run ded by the state, provided $7,377 for 18 children. NPxl ye11r it \I'll! be expanded tn $10,000 and 25 r hild ren . The program v.·ill continue: at lr\"in e Srhno\ in both the morning and aflemoon sr ssions. ---~ --~ -·--,..,-._,,...,. --·"''*";'.,.{•--.... ..... -. -::......,, --·~, ..... - O~ll'I' ,.!LOT Jlaf! f>~ote f~flS~J f~it•iu ' \\'11h the ra rnrd 13alhoa l'avi1 11111 ;111rl 11ne of Nc\1 port ~l<irbor'.~ 11h1qu1t- ou~ s;ii lboats 111 1he b11ckgrnund, Phillip l.aPla nte, 10, heads for a dip in the h;irbor. For a lighthearted loo k at similar sumn1ertime acti,·1- ties alon~ the Orange Co ast, see Gre,I!'. Schneider's rhotos. Pa;;e 30. The Diamond That ! Napoleon Pawned THE REGENT A 1 .. 11111 • ..,~ .. •f p.!ltlc•I hltt..rv, the •"''"' 11 creclltH wit .. howl11t h•lp•cl Nopt l•••-throyth • r ••11h•• .. •r-t• -41111hll1~ • cllct11111t1111r • Finl C•in•I I• 179•. 111 I IOZ, lie wore Ille clio· .... 1. , ... Ill ., .. 1. ····" et ~h ,..., .... 11, ,..,.,,,... 11r111•ll•• .. ,,,,,..,,,_ 111 ttio 1011,.,, -tllo•••il .. 111, ..... 410 ...... It .... '''"" lo !Mio._,, 1701. by 011 111tll• ,1 ..... At, .. tMio It ............ .,, Tll•111• r 1tt, ,,..,1 ... 4. ......, et WMl!o. rift. 1f A-le• •oYohttf .. . .,. ,_, T\9 .,_ .. ·-... 111.,1., • "" L•nn N P•ll. , WE DON'T HAVE THE REGENT BUT WE HAVE MANY BEAUTIFUL DIA· MONO!. SHORE YOU BUY YOUR DIAMOND, CON!UL T US. DOM RACITI OUR MOST UN USUAL DIAM OND GUARANTEE 1002 ITEMS -TO CHOOSE FROM • FIND IT HERE FIRST l • WMo ,.. ..., • 111.......i fr111t Ill WI will t ••T•llM ,..., 410111004 .. .,,rtifM .. 40 .... MOal tlKto r•• ,.14 fot Ir 01 ro•t lltOMPy beck, Co11 y11 !lo • ••II .1,.. •hi,.? CO/lll PA•I. EVERYTHING COSTA MESA JEWELRY and LOAN IN OUR STORE UNCONOITIONALL Y GUARANTEED 30 DAYS. DAI LY 9 to 6 1838 NEWPORT BLVD. DOWNTOWN COSTA MISA COMI IN AND UOW!E AROUND PHONE 646°7741 ....._.. H-'* & lrM4wey 7 I I I 7 ' ~ .. ·"-.. • Costa Mesa I' EDITION ·-. . - Today's Fina) N.Y. Steeb VOL 64, NO. 206, l SECTIONS, l6 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1971 TEN CENTS Prob·ation Licenses A·sl(ed for Young Drivers WASHINGTON (UPI\ -C.ovemmenl safety e x p e r t 5 , r~mmending ~ balionary driver1 licenses for young. new drivers. 111id today driving and riding with other youths is the gr11vest threat facing Aml':rica·5 young l)e(lple. ln a report o" young drivers. the NA- lional Transportation Safety Board said drivers in the 15-to-25 year <lid category ire b@ing kill~ a cate fa r out of p~ portion t.o their share of tnt drivin1 population. Noting that the highway death rall' for :vouths h111 bttn .ron1t.antly rislng for 17 Ynrs, the board uid, "Driving And riding with nther young drivers constitute the greatest hazard to 11urviv11I which American youth must pass successfully lO reach adulthood." Among other things. It recnmmended that. the National Highway Safety Ad- ministration consider upending the n .. - tion&J highway 1afety program's standard on driver licensing "Lo provide for a two- year period or proba tionary lictnsing for drivers under 2l. .. During the two yea rs, ii was recom- mended . the drivers "would ht-e1pectrd tn demonstrate the achievement of com· petence and mal)Jri ly in driving." The board said that ''such provi~ional licen sing would facilitate suspension nr rl!vocalion for cause and placement of mildly errant drivers into imprnvement progr8JTls ~fore poor behavior and at- titudes become habitual." Th irty-one pe.rrenl of the nation's high way dea ths in 1969 were persons between 1~ and 2S. !he board said. l'l nd l'lllhough they romposed on ly 21 pt>rctnt of the driving population. the.v were tn· ''nh·ed in 34 percent of lhal year's fatal accidents. The report said 17,700 you ths were kill· ed in traffic accidents in 1969 -7 . .WO n1ore than would have died if their latali- ty rate had been the same as that of drivers 25 and older. School Tax Ruled Out High Court Says Property Levy Vrifair to Poor SACRAMEl\'TO I APl -The California ~preme Court held tnd11 y that !he .date's mu\tibillinn df'lllar school finance system Is unconstitutional. ln a 1-1 decision. the court sa id !he i;ys tem -ht1~d on local property taxes - di.'lcrim inates agH in:<it the pnor. The court reasoned that children in wealthy areas have a betler chance to g~t a quality education than do those who live in poor areas, where the tax b1se is small. It's a matter of !he rich districts hav· 1:1 1:1 * Scliool Chief Tells 'Shock' Over Ruling "Cnnar:ernatiOll" is the Mly reactiM bffertd by .lohn W. Ni~oll, IUptrintendent of the Newporl·Me11a Unified School Dis- trict, to a rul ing by tl\e state Supreme Court that the use o( propen,v lases to linanct: school!\ i!'i "unconstitutional." "\Ve are a district that counts heavily on property t11xes for 11 revenue.," Dr. Nicoll said . "We levy 1 relatively high lilx a~ainst a high taJ bllse for our pro. gram." He poi11ted out thal $13 million n( the district's $JI million budget comes 1rnr:n local ta1es. wkile stale support amoun!J to nnly 14 ~ mllllon .. "I have nn panacea." ~ sa id. "And lhr slate Legislature has been working tO years to tquahr.e. education." Thie u Retaining Grip on '7ietnam In National Vote SAIC.ON ( IJPI 1 -l'rP.5Ldtn! l\J!;u yen Vin Thieu 111ppe111red tnd.a,v to hl'I VP rr· l.11.ined his hold on th• South Vietnamese Natinn l\l A:-.i~embly in na tionwide elec· Uon.s Sunday. but nppollition candidatell ,;cored heavily in the urban areas and the war.torn northern prnvincts. Officials predicted that Thieu . "'ho is lhe AOle candidate for reelection in presidenti11I election• Ocl. :i, would hive about the same 2·1 advantage in the. new ai11embly that hl1 governmen t had in tht •Id. ·With 140 se.l'ltll out nr !Ml decided in !hr Ullofficial re.suit.'!, !'8 were known In be pro-government 11.nd :\2 known npposition. Three others were independents and the affiliations of the. remaining 47 were unknown . Thirty-four nf lhoM elected tn four-ye11r terms wen irw;timbenU and 105 we.re new deputlM. ant Interpretation of the. small numhf!r or incu mbent.8 was that it w111 a gove.mment effort to elimlnatr deputies invnl ve.d in black market or 1muggjlni oper11tlon~. A near r~rd 71.i percent of the t!l i.l'!i· ble vnfer1 went. In the polls in the tlectinn wlme interest wu heightened by the furlow maneuvering lhal ha1 1101\f. on around the: later pr~ldtntial race. Tn re- cent ·"ffeeka. both of 't'hleu·s oppo~nts. retired Gen . Duong Van "81,g" Minh and Vice Pre!!ldenl Nguyen Can Ky. h11ve "1thdrawn wllh allegations that the C"On· le:itt w111 11nf1\r. In !hit: y,·ar. ll14!:rt wa1 •n upsur&P nf Communi•t military att.ack.'I re.aching tht: ~!11 lr.vel In fnur montM. bl.It llttlt dli rupUon of tne vntinii:. ·in !ht wor~lof M:ver1I terrorlsl •ltack.., 1 Viet Cn n1 threw • hAnd 1trl!n11dt lntn • polli ni: l'lt11t.inn in the ctntr11I ~na.•1 eil~' nf Qu i Nhon. klll\ng M:Ven person.• iind "'0Undln£ J1. ing !heir cake 11nd eating ii. loo. I.hf' court .said. .. Affluent district:it can ... prnvidr a high qua lity ~uc11tion fnr their chilfiren "'hile paying lo.,·er t11xes ." "Poor district~. by contrast. ha ve no cake al all." The court found that 11 1though distribu· tinns of statt funds partially 111Heviatel1 rhe disparititll, lherr. l'ltill are witle dlf· ftrentials in per.pupil expeJLditurts among various school distrlctr;. It held that these variation:it vinlate thP ~ual prot!Ction cla use o/ the. 14th Amendment. The 63·page. rleeision conlained an es:· tensivr analysis nf the rol e ~ucatinn plavl'I in modern socie!y. The c.-011rt, in l'1e11d ing rhe C'<1i:e bac·k tn !he lAf; Angeles Superie>r Cou rt, orrlered thi1t the defendants -state and ~nunty nHicia!s -be gi ven 11 reasnnabl~ liml'. In answer the specific cnmpla1nts from the parl'.nL~. An attorney !laid the Los Angele5 SU· perio r Court could, afltr a hearin~. orrler drawn a plan to resolve !ht di~· criminatio11 which the pa~nts had al· 'Crittie of Ce11tury' Thrill Murderer Leo.pold, 66, Dies SAN .JUAN. P.R. j UPI) -Nathan Leopold, who drove a chi~el into t~ head nf 14·year..(lld Bobby F'rank11 in Chir.agn in 1924 for the thrj\I th 111l mnrdpr wnuld give him Uld hi~ pal Ric h111 rd Loeb, l'lierl Sun· r!ay nigh!. 111 !hr: age of 6fi, still unable to forget hi.~ crime. Leopold Md sufferr.d ' a serie!! of he11rt 11t!ack:.~ in recent months and was in the Mimy a HnspHal in the Santurce area of San Juan wht.l'I he died Al S:4& p.m. Sun· day. The hMpit.al 111id an autop1y would be performed later today to detrmine es:· act cause nf rle11h. Leopold spenl :\.1ti yeNs in an lllinni.~ prison for what Wl'I.~ !he:n callPd the ''Crime nf the Century'· in !hp d11 yg when the: century v.·as !'!ill youn.K and superlative.~ were a Y•a~· of life. Hr and !...nth had heen ~entrncPrl tn lift'. plu~ ~ VPar5. Loeh was st11bberl to death tn ·prison in 19:lli. Saved fr nm f'XCCU1ion b.v th• Pl · tr;inrdinary le:g;il tal f'nl.~ of Clarl'nce O;ir. rnv.', Leopold v.•as eventually pardnnl'.d :.nd 111nnt:d for hL~ crime 11s be~t. hr. cnuld throu~h 111 serie~ nf gnnd work.~. Bui, nnly la~t .July hf' lnhi UPI Correspnnrlt!nt Marj!;arel. Hyman in a rare interview lh<1t th~ crimr h11rl 11 nrl wlluld remain with him as long as he lived. For ye111r1 following his parole frnm lh1 lll inois Slatt. Pri~on 111. .Joliet in 1958. Leo!XJld rmbarked 11pnn 11 cnur~ of humility And service t.n mankind. A11 ''Nate" he was welcome in the: govt.mor's palace 11nd f11rmer's hut 111ike and !!nme nf thnse he helped regarded him as a saint. Leopold. whew IQ OOrdered nn lhat or a geniu11-11 w.11s nnce put it 200-cha11g· e(I' in ht.'I linal months frnm bls placid wa ys Md his temper became explo1ive. He drove his cir fast and sometimes er- ratically AAd he became preoccu pied wllh money, hoping his stArring role in I rlncumentiiry film wnu!rl open 111 new C'itreer. Hi~ 11 ssoei11te11 llllid hP harl nrvf'r re:i lly found pel'lc:e. thal hP had never made fhP. ;idjustment tn civili;in lire 11f1 er :l:l 1i:i year11 in prillOn and th.11 not rvrn 11 late marriage could make him fnrg e\ the past.. Leopold 11rr1verl In r uer t('I Rico in Hl:iB :inrt in 1%1 be married Mr.~. Trudi Garcia ne Quev.ado. !he \Vidow t')f a San .Ju:in rlnc!or. aft er a rom ance 1n "'hich the r::ih- bi nf thp1 r synajl;Oj!Ut played rupirl. ~h!' J;!<IVP up ::i lucrativr florist ht1.~inPs~ 11nrl lhe.v made 11 lengt hy trip to Eurn~. Afi·ica and As1l'I In 196.1. sn hf' ro1 1lrl cnn· t.inue his st11d1Ps of parasite.~ and !he misery they lnf!icted on the hum<1n r11ce l.M.b. IA, and LPnpnld , l!J, V.'Prl' !\\'!'! brilliant upper m1rldle cla~JI Uni\'trsrty of !StP LEOPOLO. P111r !) Bo1vling All e.Y Hit by Bn.nclit An armerl bandit !ook about 17.400 from the Kona W.nes Bowl- ing Center in Cnsta Mesa shortly after nonn . today. Details n{ the robbery were sketchy , but police said the get· 11way c11r, apparently rtnleJL. wa1 found' .abandoned on Princeton Drive. not far from the bowling center localed Rt 26,qg Harbor Blvd. Police said the bandit apparently forced an employe lo open the locked offi~e _,and then the ssfe. teged, if the allega tioos are found to bt true . The decis ion announced si multaneously in Sacramento. San Francism and Ln11 Angeles wa 5 in the case of a lawsui t brou.Khl hy a grnup of Lns Ang eles Cf'IUn· ly pub lic school child ren 11.nd their p;1rcnts. It w115 a cl11s11 action suit against coun- ty ;1nd state official~. Th e I.r ial court had dismis!>ed the su it but the state high court directed lhe lower court to hear lhe. parents' con· !Set COURT Page%) Mesan Dies Fro11i Fall 111 Arkansas A Buena Park man has.J;teen charged with fel nny hit and run driv ing in tht F'r[· day night death o( ~ Hunt ington Beach leen11i;::e girl at Bnls11 Chic11 St11te Beach. Californi11 Highway P;itrol off1ct'rs ar- re~ted Lee Sherman Hall. :lR. nf 6271i San Ricardn W11 y in Oceanside e;irly 5.:lturday when the.I' i;pn!f.ed hi.~ pickun !rtir k Hun!inglon Beach police-alle1tt lhf' vehicle had blood and bits of l.orn clolhin g •ln the rronl. end. Killed in the accident. was Karen El· lin1t. 16. nf 16872 Mnrse Circle. The atcldent occurred on the service. rnt1d :i t the Bolsa Ch ica bl'.ac h, Another i;:irl ~truck by 1he ~amP vehicle. Kristine Aeaslry. of lfiAA.2 Edgew l'lter L:inr, Hun· ll ng1on Reach. il'I repnrled in ~atisfactnr.v rnnditinn at Huntington \nlP.rrnmmunlly Hospital She 11uffered a fr11r turPd hip Two nt her persnn~ were killeri in cnun1 y weck Pnd traffic and a rnsla ~lesa m;in (i tPrl in an Arka nsas cr:ish. Arkansas Stale PnlicP .~:iid Thnm ;1;; .J, <;1srirl. 41i. nf 11145 Anaheim Ave . died ~at11rd:i.v oi.1?h! in ;i 400.foot fall from 11 hr1rlge nrar Ren.~nn . Arie , policP wPre nnt ~11re if f,i~riel fell nr had JUmped to avf11d Ot-ing hil h.Y a tr1 1r k. OHiccr.~ said (;1i;rirl w:i!'I' rirh•ln~ a tract.or·t.railrr truck wh1rh "'"'~ i;rall Pcl nn the brirl~e when lhe other lari:e ve.hi c:le rolled onto thP i;tn1cl.11re at high speer! and was uruible tn llln p. Ma lcnlm R. Smith . 2!1, nf 1 ~:'J42 f)e[ Amo St.. Tustin. died in Tust in Com- munity Hospil.al early Sund8y from \n. Juries .~uffrred when hii; i;ou thbnund rlun(' buggy plunged into a drain11ge di!ch at !hfo de.ad end of Moulton Parkwa y at Harvard Avenue near the SanLa Ana Mari ne Corps Ai r Facility. Mrfi. Philli!it E. Jwerks, 41. a Burbank i;chnnl teacher also died e11r!y Sunda y in the same hospital from injuries recei\•ed 1n .11 twn-<'ar crash Saturday afternoon nl'I L.!gun11 Can yon Road about one mile south or the S.:i n Diego F'reew;o.y Is Hughes Alive and Well? Nevada Governor Questions Billionaire's Claini · CARSON CITY. Ntv, fUPI) Billionairt Howard Hughes Is alivt and "ell In lht Baham• J1l1nds. Or It bf! "EverybtM!y •lways uy1 Hujlhes II in e.1ct.llent health." 1ay1 Gov, Mike O'Callag:han. "Rut they .t~y1 11dd that., If ht sees O'M nf our people. It WOtJ!d be a traumatic experieoce. TheM 1 w o stattmenu dnn't jive." -O"Callaghan 111.only lhr. latest In a lol'll li~l of Male official~ and cill1,ens whn h111v1t que~Unned whether the M-ye.ar-('lld recluM ill aclUAlly living a~. ;r so. ill ht well. Th, b1test aMuraT'K:f!., thal Hui:h!!:11 i~ in aond health c1mt from two d!'letor~ who acted u per$0nal couriers. carryl n& 1 letter allegedly written by Hughes to the go .. ernor. Tht doctors, one from Lo• Ange1eii and the other from Salt Lake. City. Utah, told the governor they had e11ch personally see.n .Hughes within rteent month1 and thal he was healthy. But O'Cal\aghitn saya. "NothinR has bttn l iven to mt lo justify be.lievinR them." Tiie ROVernnr refUN!d to ident ify the 11h11iclam.. bol he ordered Atate gamlnt 11tfklals to verify'tlltir backgrnund's. The tloctor11 bnth repeatetl their 1ta!,.ment• tn -'l•te 1,1:ent:it 11nd s:i id sny Pf'r:itnn11I visi t bv 11n outsi der t.ri thP billionaire. would be tf;iumalic for Hughes, "Wh,.r ~ sn trium11fic 11hout 5eein& tomtnne.?" ask! the 1ovunor. O'C111l11ghan s11id he doesn't believe the hand-de tl vued letttr from Hughes. I ~ V.'11.~ typewritten on plain white p11per with only tht 111ignature 111t the bnttnm. There we.rt no fingerprints attached as requested. The state illilready went through a ma. jnr shakeup lut December when Robert Maheu wa.• fired as Hughes' chief apnkesman in the state. Only three month." be:fnrt that, Huf:!hes had been reported to be. seriously ill . rt 111ppeArs the decision to nust J\.1aheu was m,11de during hi1 recovery period . Of<lclRls here 111re afr11 id I.ht Hu,llhe11 holdings could fall Into the hanct, of a persoo or IIT'nup. unfriendly to tile Nev2.:ta !See IWGHES. Pn1e !I "This 7.400 ·excPss !oss' was one·third larger than 1he comb1nPd you!h dt'ath tol! fro1n ;ivlation. marine , railroad and grl'lrlt' crossing :1cc1dt'nls, the board said As poss ible re:iSQns (nr the disprnpor· l1ona1e rRtr. the board cited the in. creasing proportinn of youngsters who tire licensed as soon 11s they are old enough . increasing af(Juence w h l c h permits ~·oung l)E'rsons to n \\' n auton1nbiles, 1ocreasi ng use of alcohol and drugs by youths and "possibly (iootl Catclt changes 111 respect for la v; and orde.r." ",\lcohol doubles the young drlver's lia1ard berause he is an 1ne:1qW".rie11dld rlrh·Pr and an inexperienced drinker," the bnard s<11 rl in recommending a sl!f:clal alcohol sa f!'ty program (nr young drivers. It also said ynulhs lacked "traffic matunt,v." 11·cre more li kely to , drive dilapidilled cars and were more llkely to ride mntnrcycl es. which it said "were (See lJR!VERS, Page Z) Zeke. an 11 n1o nlh·otd J,,abrad or Retriever from Costa f\1e sa, is true l o hi s breed. f-l n\1•cver. 111~tead of p1 ckin.e. up birds downed by hunters, Zeke ~r<i bs Fr1.~bcer. in rlig ht. They are lh ro111n by Zeke's man y friends. 4-da y W 01·1\. W eel\. Studied For Co sta Mesa E1nployes A rnur-da" tl'nrk \\'f't'k for Cn.~ta ~!Psa 's 2~ r11·1r rmnloves is nn1.., Unrlfr study hy \hr> city ;irlrn1n1::.!r11tinn f 1!\' ~1;int1i.;rr rrrd ~nr ... 1h;il h;i ~ ~~krrl rl~p;ir!f'T\P n1 h1'.1rl\ tn rrpr•rt IJ\ SPpt 10 on !hP nn~~ihlh!V nl rn1p!n1r\ working fnur d.<i vs ;i wrrk. \0 hnur~ r;ir h rl:i v (1!\ h;ili \l'f'lllld ~ljll nprr,11P f11·r rl:l,\'J\ 'I 11 r<'k , hut w1lh r~p;inrlf'fl r1:i1 I~' ho~r" RQhrrl n11,;o::;1n. as5i ~111 n1 Ir i I v ni;in;iJ!rr. s;1u1 lhJ~ rnnrning lhe fnur·rl:i y ll'rrk ii: nnlv under nre!im1nary stud y and nn rlrci~ion' h:i~ hc en m:idl'. ''\l.'r wan! 1n knnw pnm11nly lf ii ca,, impr0ve ~er 1·icr In the puhl ic and se<;nn· r!;irily lf 11 ii; 11 hencfit lo our e1nployes,'' Duggan explained. George Madsen Q nitti11 g l'-1 es a Engineer's Post George fo.1adse n. public works d1rector fnr the cit y of Costa 1\l esa-. has resigned to accepl a position wilh a Santa Ana eni;ii neeri ng firm Madsen will lc:i ve the city"s P!Ti flloy fnda,y. No immediate replacement has been :innoun('erl. Re.!iidPs puhl1c "'Ol'ks direc1or. t.ladsen hnlds the title of city engineer and i;; p11rl·l\m1> mRnager of the Costa Mesa San11a rv Oistn<1L As'.":isiant Cl!y Enginl!t r N ri rm a n SplelmHn "·1!1 take 01•,.r Mad~en'111 enginecr\nJZ duty·11 11nrl tr11ffir Png ineer ,J;imcs Eldrid~P "'111 handle the srtnlr ary post until permrtnent r'placemenls are named i\.l;trlsen "·ill dn e.ngineror1ng "·or k for R new Sa nl~ Ana firm to hi! created rrnm tht mer,R:l'r of n IJ \Vr.od51de and .lack Kubota en.ll'ineering rirm.~. ··r ve. hcrn in public S('rv1ce fnr lfi vtl'lr!'I' 11 nd thnu.1?ht It was time In tr)' !he. Private i;idc. ·• 1\lar\scn said !oday "f'1·e tnjnyed hPlpini;: Cn\'I R Mesa grnw and 1"11 still ~ 11rnund to watch. The sli1dy in1·nh·ps :ill city worker5 e:r;. cepl P')l1cemen and firemen. The city's: lflf1 poliremen are already on four-day shifts. \\"hile the 80 firemen \\'Ork 24·bour :-hifls. [)uj!:gan S<lld lhP biggest prohJem wilb the ten.four pllln is s c he d ul i n g . "Drpartmen!s will be caui?ht short some days. such as 1'.1onday and Friday." It greatr.~I benefit ln the public \\'OHld be PXpanS!on of ci!y h.:ill operating hour! tn Ii p.m. or 7 p.m .. afler the normal "·ork da y fnr most citizens. f'i!,v workers. of cnurse. would have the. henei1I of a three-day weekend, while still fllli11g a 40-hour "·eelc "The idea m<1y nrver gel off tbe ground," warned Duggan. ''\lle're stu. d,l"ing It no\\• because the city manager lh0ughl it might be a good idea for us. It migbj. work fo r so me departn1ents and not for others." Orange Co qt 1''ealher Sunny skies tOOay and Tuesday with temperal.ures aroUJld 70 at the beaches rising In 85 inland. Lows tonight along the co asl 6.1 and 68 inland. INSIDE TOPA Y T/1 ,. 1971·71 community thetT· fl!r sea.son fs nff lo 1111. t arly $fa rt 1tnth a g/1t.rl'r111f1 prod.uc- ttOll nf thf! 1~u.~ica/ "Oncg Upon fl Mattress" by the \Ve1tm in.- "ter Communay Thenter. S" E111rrta1nment, Pnoe 21. 1!0111... ,. Ctllltrn11 11 Cl'M'lll"' U• I C!lnllltll lt•M Ct ... let II '''"'"'~ ,. D•"" tftllu o 11 0 1-(1, 11 l t l!orl1I 1"111 • l'l!trll•""'•rt !ltol l ••Rl ft(I IJ•IJ Hor1ua~1 II l ftR ~-rt 11 Mo•ll• lt-11 N1tlffllt Jffft 1-,1 Ori -Cfflllv II •-1· '~" llM,t M"'-"' tl•IJ Ttltvlt!MI II TMt19n tt-11 Wtt!l"r 4 Wo.,.1n'o ,,. ... , l'·U Wtrtf "'"'" ... < r~lc P.,.,,11e II. i. 'Less Severe' j f ·Program Likely ~ -rrom Wln Str\'ict1 Paul \\1 ~cCracken, chainntn of the :,;.~A&KINGT~N -A tep presldentia.t Coun~il of £et)nomic Ad".isers, sa~d ·E ... "1.M: told U'lncre•s today tht end of organi.ud bor 1.rlll . ~ included in ~ent to-dav waie·prict freeu will "rathtr formal .. neeot1at1ons _bef~re the ely bf foHowtd· by 1 "le~a aevere" pro-setonCI .Phtse of President Nuon' new jfam retain.Jn& ltlal "clt'lut." econonuc policy Is formulated . ,_ Secretary of Labor James D. Hodgsl'ln Navy Cl.eanup ' Off Cl.emente I fleach Begins l \ A MCOM N1vy vessel with a un.i~ue tlqtnc went tlJ wnrk over the weekend f.lunin& up clot! of thick fuel oil in the .~Milt-Jone oil 1llek which has pl1gued f6u0i Coast beach!! for more than 1 •ttlc. A vusel rilled with 1 crane which cut& aelve lift buckets has joined a 1·vacuum<leaner" bof:t ln the effort to ttllect the naattnc aeum which now threatens 'eeachu from Oceanside to the Mexican b&rder . Seut.htrly currents have shifted the alick from a peint directly off the Wettern White HoUH in San Clemente to the ICUtberly reflon of tht-Pacific. San Clemente aand! received no oll over the weekend. Now the thouu.nda of 11llons of thkkentd fuel oil are stainina be1che1 J.lont a ~mile atrelth to tht-south. At the m craft Work offchore. crewa tiainl had tools are cle1nin1 thl: sands from Carl1b1d to Oce1n leaeh near San ri;.,.. Navy Spokumen say the etperlmental 'tkiznm.e.r launched from Dana Harbor ever the weekend ii effective on the por-tiw where oil Is atill aoft and nuid. Jut the vacuum device on the harbor fuel veatel. can not plck up the heavy clots of fuel oil reaemblin( asphalt. The aeive boat casts lar1e buckets into l!'le hard 1llck8 and as the buckets are 'rttri1ved, they rtrain the oil from the aea "llttr. The s;iokum1n 11y they erpect to hive th• entire ~uarter-mlllion-1allon mess eleaned up ftlr the end of the week. They added that if present 1ea con· 'lti6nl persist. some bllche1 alonf 81.ja C;,Jllemia mifht feel the 1tain of the 100. Three Gunmen Hold 11 Hostage In Westminster ThrM JUMten held 11 pt<:ip!e hostaa:e fOr more th.an flvt and one-half hours this mornln& before maktna off •ith 118.000 from a Westmiruter supermarket. The robbery occurred 1t the Luc-Icy Mark~t. 13071 Springdale St. Ottective Sa:t. Prank Fishtr s;i id the three 1wpects -all me11 -entered the rtbrt at about midnight. taking fiv e etnpl&yh capti\'e. · "l ut none (lf those t-mpl(l~·e~ r.(lu!d npen Utt-safe, '° they just s1 111yed lhere, 11therinf up the e.mployes as they came 1ti until thev found the. on e who could open th• s1.ft." F'lsher said. ~n the rnbhery finall.v nccurred at l -30 •-m .. 11 people wert bt1ng held by tilt baMlit!. The ho1ta1e~ were bound with adhesive: tape &tld held captive in a stnraa:e room the rtibber~ wt-re armed ~·1 th 1 s1~1ed ~ff double barreled shl'ltiUn. 1 riflt 1.nd 1 pistol. Fisher 1.aid th!':y apparenUy m1de '.heir escape in 1 newer mode.I aree.n Mwt.11n1. OaA.Nll CO.t.tT DAILY PILOl l ei.•..+ N, W••' ,, .... ~ .... ,,.,,,.,"""' J •~~ L Curl•v \I~ l>,.lllflt 1r., 0.-11 M • ., ..... Tli•"'•• ICtt~il l""'' Tlrle,.e1 A. Mv•l"~l~• M•Rlll!\I f_~, ... Ctitrl .. H. Lee1 t;~~••' '· Nert A1111t111, M.111 .. 11111 ,,, .. "' CMN M .. OHkt JJ!I w,,, lty Street M1 ili ftt "'''•u: l".O. le1 116!1. •2626 OttMtt OHi._• ......,. ltttft , ~ " ............. : ... e ... ~ l•eto : n: ,~ .. 1 ........ ,,,. .. ,_..., a..c .. , 1111: .... (~ ..... I_ ... iM ( ...... 19; JI:; Ne.-1'11 fl C."'io. .... said Sundl)' that (lrgan1zed labnr and consumers "'!JI be .t mnng those consull~ ~fore Phase II begins . M e Cr a c k en said !hat Any "overshooting" by Congress co u Id seriously thmw l'!Ul of balance a progr1m h11: 11id is now c1refully put together. • McCracken told Cnngress' Jo l n l Economic Committtt that none of the plans for the period following the freeze has been set in concrete and th •t 1!1 1c- tions -from the "outer limits " of doing nothll'lg or continuing the freeu itself - remaill open . He told Ch11irman Wil!i1m PMunire (0-l\'i! J. that \\'hile it is ltlel early In an - ticipate what th!!: ntw prngram will bt the primt obj~tivt is clt11.r enough. "It ls to 11chleve 1 lnni ennu.ri:h period ot 1: reasonably st.Rble level r,f prict8 11nrl cost~ per unit o! nutpul tn create 1 ntw confidence in the purch11ing power nf nur dollars. 11t the same time enabling the pricing system to rtsume Its b11.~ie fun c- tion as the 1ensitive and sophisticated commun1c11tions network for th• economy," he 11ld. Under queaUnnlnf by P ro x m i re . McCracken taid the program to emer1e "\\•ill have to have pretty broad-based support from all elements of our socie- ty." includlnf labor. These are the other major tt0nomie developments toda~·: -The U.S. dollar held steady around ~ percent below its former official value to- day in liaht tradina on the Japanese cur- rency market and slipped sliahtly In the European m1rkets keeping an eye on Jap1n. In the lirat trading Saturday 11fter the J1p.anese govemment decided to flnat the yen the dollar sagged S.2 percent from the former official parity of 360 yen to the dollar. It closed toda y 1t 3'1.70 tn the dollar. 1n effttt!ve de~aluatlon of S.M percent. -President Ni:ton's ne1~1 economic pro- rrsm his bolstered the confidence of con- sumers. businessmen and investors and stronaly reinforces tht outlook fnr the recovery of the econom y in the coming year. Fnrtune M11atlne said today. The magazine, in its Septemer issue., 11.id that by freetinf the dnllar and freet· inc prices, the 1dmJni!tration hu restored ctinlidenct which "bad suffered a prior "dan1f:mu1 tum.'' Fram Page I HUGHES ... 11mblin1 Industry. Hughe.s owns atven ca1Jnns and is Ntvad1'1 bit1est tambltr with t 4 percent of tht wlnnints. The ht•lth And habits nf Hughes h1vt fnr a long time bten the subjett "f rumor 11nd r.onjecturt . Thty have ~en <'lostly guarded ~f'r:rtts 11s Hu,!!hf'.' 11pp11renUy only see~ his mile auendllnt! nn a regular b11sis . A pl:inf' era.sh in l !l~ifi. In whi<'h ht wa.'\ ne1 rl.v ki!l trl . Jpfl Hu.;he.~ badly ,~c:a rr~d and he JJ1.ar1 t d In ~hun th f' publir t yt . Mnre •nd mort he 1cttd through hi" aides. Hf' nbstsslnn (r1 r privacy grtw grl"a tt r and. in lhf' procf'S!i, sparked rumors Hu11h~ 11.·11s 11 '·hf'al1h nu!." A former fu!lt!m e tmployt Jaid list December Hughts nt ver prmitted Anyone ti'> enter tht room wit hout bting spray~ with germlci dt. Ht s.11id Hughes ntver ~honk h11rid ~·ith !ln,vnnt 11nd stnnd tout or fi1·e fe,.! ll:\\"ll:V fr rim visitor~ nr his st1fl mtmbtrs · .. nd rif!r n had 1 handk.erchitf clcist to hi~ mouth. The ninth flonr penthciu~p of !ht D,..serl Inn in L .. _, Ve.Ill•~ where Hu11he.1; lived fnr fn ur yta:r_, WAS repo rl eri In ha:ve con- t1lned largl!: .Rmount.s of medif~al equip- ment Thert rl'!ported ly Q.'lllS 1 special air fUte.ring unit bec1ust Hught_, wa:s sAid to guffer from emph.vstma. There were. reports Hughes shuffled arou nd w!th tissue boxes ovtr his tenn is shoes, but t.hese rumnrs ~·~rt dt..,criht.d a~ "purt hokum." Suspicious state offirlals fetl this is an 1n1port1nt point. Hughes was noteri, whllt in Nt vadll:, for scribbling off score~ nf memos and ll'fter~ to his subordinate& In a h.\ndwri!.ing tha t <'lln bet be described as spr111·1i nJll. And 1t w11s 111 .... ·11ys on yt l- lnw legaJ.sized lined pllptr. Stare. offici11\s llrP nrit t.iprtsslng con- cern about lhe htalth nf Hughe.s ju~t. to M polite. There &re ftars in gnvernment hert that illness or dtAth could touch off 1 power struag!e. tn the Huihes emptre and 1gain d1m11e Nevad1 . · From Page I DRIVERS ... "lnhertntly more dangeroua" t h • n AUtOm(!bilt:s. Drivtr education program~. !ht. board &Aid. cost !ht fede r.til Qovernment somt '8 rnilhon a year. "yet After ml'lre than Ml yet.rs of c<immtrclal and 37 year• of public l'lifh achool driver educ•tion eJ- rit-rito nc t tht:rf: \, 'till nn hNl)' nf dtt11 or ser it s of studit$" that c•n provt the pro- grams actually rnntribute to hitl\w1y ~•!tty. "Givt n th,. present-day traffic allu1Uon in th e ·Urur ed Sti tes and I.hf! h.lil'I fatality ratt l'lf the ynun1. !t 1eem1 clear lhlt $0mt kind of preparation tor drh·tnc ln tl)(!1y·.1 traffic la ne.ce~sary," tht board said In rttommendlnt atud itt to find el· ftet1vt rnt.~n! nf dr/l·er tnstru~ti..,n. . ' ,.., •• .,,..1 LEOPOLD ... Cttieqo ltudlnls wll1n Uley 1tt out M1y 11, ttse, to cmnm.Jt Ule'·perfect crlim in what •U io bt known ll a murd• for 'llu-illl. ,At 6 p.m., wMti Bobby 'r1nb. eon et a QI!.... milll...irt, llfttl'flld from • prlvat<t oehool llloy lurtd_.)!lm ltllo lhatr car and drove to tht auburbl whtrt they drove 11\e ~hlul Into hb; he111d and \dumped ttis nude body in a ditch. They ~em1ndtd SI0.000 ransom though both m@n camp_ rrom .,.,..e1tlhy famil ie& and neither needed the monty. It "'a.'I nnt thf': ptrfecl cr imP -a p.\ir of 1pect1c!e11 rnu nd with the bnrly \\"ere tracPd to Leopnld. He and Loeb were In· dieted and !rted . Thi!. prGSecutor l'lemand- erl !hp death penalty. but D11rrnw. frt>sh from his dtfenst in 1ht 011 yton. r .. nn ,· l\enpes !rtlll, WllS rtlained 10 rlefeorl !hem. "Wh11t bl1nrl f'"ruel force ,. rlrnvl' lhe'e boys In the ir terrible crime11 ~·· 01rrow !l.'lktrl, The jury hid no answer, bul the qu estlrm r11ir;ed !hi!. llhAdow nf 1 doubt and bolh escaped the t lectric ch•ir. wti ile in pri.'lnn Leopoltl stl 111'1 11n erlucation11 l program fnr nther convicr11. He vnlunttered •~ a hum an guinea pi4 fo r m1lari11 P.xperimenl! In World War 0 . He continut.tl his studle.'1 nf 111ngu111~e11 and h\' cnrrpr;ponrl f'nct nbtalned A m11.sler"t df.grtP in .'iOCioll work rrem the Unlver.~ity of Puertri Ricn. He al.~o marle po\\·erful friend~. Adlai S!.t:vrnson. th,.n gnvt:rnnr nf ltlinni11. cnm· mu!.!':tl hi.~ .'lenlenr.e to make him el igiblf! f(l r paroll'. Person.'! Appealing fnr hi.'! frf'f:dom included poet Carl Sandbtirg, Detectivt story \\'riter Erle St an ley Garner 11nd Puertn Rico r.nv. Lui.'! Munoz Mar in. Ht e.11rn~ S!O 11 mnnth plus room and board 111 the C&staner Hospit.111 here until hl.~ incnm l!: WA.'! supplt:mented by rova.lties frnm hi.~ best seller "Lift Plus 99'vear~." Almo&I 111 of his JOb.'I in Putrtn Rico havf' been resellrch projecl'I fnr govern· ment riepartments. ranfina from tracing the tra.nsmisslOn.'I of parasltes ln s!um dwellin1s ~ studying the island's penal il'\stitution8 tn takin1 a eenrus of Puertb Rican p1.rrots. From Page I COURT ... ten tions And returned the case for trial. The opinion w1s written by Justite R11 ymond L. Sullivan. Justice Marshall F. Mc.Comb di.'lsented. Sulli1'.1tn particul11rl.v att11cktd the M percent nf the l!Chnnl tli.'>tricf.'!' lund& that cnrne from IOCll l prnpert.y t..11xe.~. Th, .~tllte's mnre than 1.100 school di~trirts ~ti .11bnul :JS percent in .-:talt .11 it1 11mountin1 tn $1.A billinn anO the re.~l from ftder.111 funrl .-and f)ther 'nurct..~. The <'.nurt i;.11irl rht 11mnunt .. .-:ch MI dti;!ricl. c11n 11.J'f'nrl depend., IArlj:tly on it,, !1u: ba.'!t -fh, amnunt nr .ll~Se5~ed prl'I· ptrly valuf' in th~ district. T11:t bll.'!t.~ rana-e frnm 111 lnw nr S10~ St rhild to more than 5952.000, the. ruling said, '"As A prAc!.icitl matter, rlistricts with sm11ll t11.i bases simpl y cannot i .. vy tllx P.,\ at .1 r11!t sufficient !n produrP the rtvenue that mnre Afnuf!nl d istrict~ rellp with minlm1J tat effnrts," the rourt said. There w11s nn immedia t~ indirat inn nf how !ht deci~ion ~·nuld 11fftct !ht 11tate .. rn:1 the school d i~t rict" Pre,11umahl y the t1ecisinn could bt 11ppe11!ed lo thp ll ~ Supreme Court -thu.~ dels.vl n,e: " fin11n · cilll crilli~ in SIStl ~ ll"l\'trnmf'nt .11.nd in ~chool d i~trict.-lhrnu11hout tli,, ~t,11!!' C.nv. Re11~an·., nffiN> ~ .. id R,..11g11n ~·ould hl vt no immtdillt,.. cnmrnent until th~re had ht-en 11mt t(l sturly tht rlt- ci.~inn. '"Thp C'r1Urt's dtc i~ion merr\,1• arld~ mort urge,..cy l.tJ th, critic.11 1 probl,..m nf !1'.Chnol ftnancP.." sa id ll spokesm11n fl'."lr Asstmbly Spe11k-er Bob Mnrett1 . (Q.\lan Nuvs 1 Ht S.\ld sch(l("l1 finanrt wnulrl h,.. ·'nne rif th,. lir.~t i~sue~ nn .llJllt;nd11 " whl'n 1 .. 11.· rri11kers rtturn tri th!' r11pitnl S!'p1 7 ,11ft t r 11 1hrl'f"-W,..f'k 1·11 r.-rinn A.~stm bl)·man l,.ern.\' Green ... !l\.Sar· r11menrn 1, rhairm1n nf lhl' As~,..mhh•"• Educ1tinn Cnmmitte ... sll ui thf' r111!n1 ro1t lrl np,..11 th!' rllW'!r fnr 1 ~tll ttwirle PN'l[lf'rl.V t.111. "{ !hink th.Ill it wfll i !Vf' II.• ll n llrlrli· nonal oppnrtunil~' fnr 11 m11ttwltle ~roper· t\• , .. ~. btciiust we mu~t romply wit h the 1A"' ... h .. s;ild. "Msnv nr u~ hav, serea:m!'d fnr .ve .. r' !h~t th;re is n("I rel.11tinTlship bl'tw~en th~ 1·aluf" nf property tAx 1nd t,he n~ of a t hilt1 fnr ~uc1tion ." Assembl~iln William T. B11ley, ! R- San Raf1!'1), s11id the decisinn would ht- come an immedi1tt 1Uhject of discussion !!'Iii Wet':k . Shippers, Union Resuming Talks In Dock Strike SAN FRANCISCO (UPl l -Negotiators for the striking l.JJngshoremen and P1clfil" r..1sritlmP As~l'll':illtinn rt;turn tn thf' bar11ining l11b!e IMAy will'I the. "'"Y open fnr Pl)S!lble ~ettl,ment nl • kt'.v Issue in the two.month Wt~t Co11At w11lkout . Pttct talks wPrt htld All IA~I wetk. Tbt.v "''ere tht first Attempu I t full-$cale. stttiement ~inc.-. 'Jhortly 1fter the strike began on July I, A 1lgnlflc•nt JJter w&s tiken by Teamsttr• Unif'!n Prt~idf!nl r r • n k Fltt..~immnn~ Ftld11.v whtn ht announced th•I hi~ unio n w11~ 11.•il\in1 to agrtt t() bln· dina 1rbitr1lion on !he ls!ut nf hlndlina Nlnialntr cargo, Fll:r.slmmons m1de tht di~clnsur,.. after 1 mteting wllh H1rry Brldaes. president ~f Uie: tnternAtlonll LonashMtmtn'~ and u1arehou,emen's Urtinn lrld&e.s did not maJct • publlc •tatement on lhe lasue but mt1h1 com me.n! today --) • .-, '' ' · ... -.. ... --~ ·-,'!• ., :"'1. ...t." ·-' q:--~ . .._ ·- 0.\ILV l'ILOT S!•U f'ht!O CQol Water, At Beacl1es er 1'Ef\RV coVl.L.LE 01 lllf 0111'1" ,.lit! U11t The wa(er 11.•as Clonler. thp trowds were sn1al!er 11nrl IHrguard.<i alfln.'( the Orange Cn11.~t gnl !heir (ir!t hreak this weekend In a long, hot summer. At n1ost beache.ael1e;; ove r the weekend . .<inm11 100,()()() Jess than the week~nd before. Heseue., \l'ere few; only 206 for lhs 1vt'ekrnd C'(>tnpa red to more than J.200 the \1'eekl'nd before when hea"y riptides plagued llie coast. Ont area , Seal HeRch, sld/ m11naged tn ho11~l of 11•111·m \\'ater with the tem- perature staying .. n 68 dej.!ree~. A Seal Real·h lifeguard credited the :irea'.c; cunst11nt v.·arm water lo therm&l pnlll11tiun fron1 the S.\n G11br iel Rivtr, 11•here seVrr<i! genera!lng plants dump thousands of gallons of hot \l.'aler into the river d:i ily Tl1c surf in Sc;il Beach W<l~ !ypic .. J nf the enl ire (Jrange Coast, running 1: light one to three feet. The sn1:ill surf has he,en comnion this :c;11(n111er in S<in Clemente, ;ind state lif1·gu<ird.~ s;iy it h<ls been a real gift tn !h('ir hear·h _ A San· Clr mc nte 11:tate life(iluttrd said !his rn orning !hat poor crowds "'ert rn:ide to lonk even srnallrr brcAUS!': the be<i<"h is ;,n leet bigger. 'MICHIGAN' CAPTURED ANCIENT MARINER AWARD Wliat Keeps 'Oldest Character Boat' Afloat? "The light SUl"f h;i~ heen builtling our ))(';11:h all sun1n1er," said the lifegua:rd. ''SHn1e p;irts were only 1;, feet wide, now lhi•y are 0\'er· 60 feet "'ide." Top Chara~ters The. gu111·d said 1he b('fl(•h hfld bet-n ~et. tin~ srnaller since 1%8 t~c11 use of ht-avy surf 11ct1on. bul surf undf'r !hree feet - ,1·hirh has been the t Hse this summer - ha s built lhe be;u:h up ag ain . 'Dogpntchers' Win • Ul. Boat Parade Ne11"pnrt .Re11ch And Hunl ington Seilch handled the bl,i::~est crowrls R.~ usu 11l. The criunt wa s 200,000 ill Ntwport Rr~ch over the. "·ee.kend wit h 89 rescues, none S<'rinu~. Daisy ~1ae. Ll'l Abne r and all tht nogp1 trh re.~irlents S<i !urd;iy wnn the Theme A \l'~rd in lhP NPll'pnrt Har-hnr fh.<1ra<'t l'r Rnat, r 11r11rl e fnr ;\e11·pnrt :'\.,,._ t1nn.:1I Ran k's deplrt1nn of · Rr.IJ1·ing The Cnmirs " Ahnut. ~fl bna1.~ p.111·11rip11tPrl nfflr1<1ll.11 1n lh" 1Hh 11nnu11I i>vent. "'hirh fr;it.urerl h11 r11e~. ste>am hnats , rnwbna1s ;i nd o!her 11nu~ui1l rrnrt . Tf'n perpl'lua1 tn1rh1rs Wf'J"P :iw<lnirrl, :is well as prizei; fnr the hfosl rristumPd crtw. ThP ~pnn~nrs 11·;i~ !he Newport Harhor Chamber of Commerce Crim . mndore·.~ C!uh. Ros!s were en!ered in two f'illf"~.nrif>~; lhe>me anrl rh.:1r11rlrr. wilh s ()mt dP<'flr11 !ed !n 1hf' funn,v p:iji!r~ lhf'mP_ The he.~t chararr!'r bo.:it. !he lJnppy ~luffinii: Anx 11w.11rrl , we-nt !ri the Astaco, ow nPd b.v f)(ln11 ld E. ~'lrming ThP M1chig.11n , nwnPd hy f)1C'k Sha w, 11·nn thl" Anr:irnt l\1 ariner a'vard fnr the oldest r:h<iracter bnat. "·h1le lht ste::1m~ boa t aw11rrl , or the Wherl. St.e.11m an(! Bell , went l(l the Knbenh111·e.n, o"·ned by Mesa Aparttnent Session Slated ~1embtirs cir th~ cit~· counr1L planning <'nmm isstnn 11nr1 r rriJf'<'.'I RI) ("flmrrdt(PP. \.\'Ill rnnsider rh.-fut urP nf :tp11rt mrnt~ in t·n..,tii l\lf'~~ 111 11 ra~11;il 5!urly Sl'~~inn trini11:h! The mf'rt1n11 ~1Art~ .11! 7 .10 11 m in th,. f1r~f fl(l(lr rnnfrrrnrP rriflm nf r1 t1· 11<'111 ll i~ nppn tri the> p11hlir .i\p:'l r1mrnt~. ;;inrl ll'h('lt1<'r th" t lll' ~hri1ild .11rlnpt t 011~hrr riilr.< nn I hem rir c111 lht ir nl1mhrr. i.~ !ht rn<lin tn111r r,f ton1~ht"~ rnrrlinJ.!. th,.,ugh nthPr ~uh.1ec lq ma~ l)e introd11erd , 0n <1ctions CBn be- l11krn .11t .11 .~l url y !';r~~inn. /)arid RosP. \\"1nnvr 11f !W[l awards, the ~"·ahhie.~t. ~wilhs fnr t.h!' br~l-rlres.~Pd rrtw, anrl lhl! !,nnsr Screv.• for hf.st anim11linn, v.·;is the Artist11 . Owner! hv ,](l(•k F:11rlv. it ff'l'llurrrl hnlh h11n1an ;:ind niech.<1nif'"~I elnwn~. dres~ed l"f."'<ld .1 fqr a r1rcu.~ in pnlk:i-<lotted suit.<;, Th"' hr~1 -decon1lrd or Rilgy Rarn;ielt? ;:iw;ird \1 fnt lo !he .Jet Tahiti, 11wne lhe Shiphoust' 1",.,pprd !hP l.f'";'lk1ng T11nllrrs, or sprrlal ~kipper's aw11rrl . l1 Is owned by Bill 1;rundy. The Bnlhri11 R;;iy C"luh B;irge :il~n wrin lwn <lw:ird.~. the Dirtv Old M;:inifn lrl, which i,11 ,11 ~peci11I judge:s 11ward, and the Bil? Toot, for best sound. Narcotics Chief Wants Drug Use Not Peaked Yet KANSAS CITY iAr l -.lnhn Finl11tnr. rlt•put~' rlirr('!n r nr !he l l.~ A11refl11 nl 'i .ll rrntir.~ J1n{l n:in.l!f'fn11 ' nri1j1~. S.'l ir! ~unn ... v n1~h1 the n<llinn hi111 nn! yPt 11een lh" 11·nr~1 flf1hr rln1.:_ c1·1sis "I "i.<h I ('IPlJld ~"'Y dn1~ 11 h11.<f' h;:i~ rr;irhrrl ii.~ rrllk :tnrl i.~ rlrnpn1ni.; nf f. hut J ran't." Finl11tnr ~;i1rl '"\\'e h;;irl' hnprrl it 11n1il(1 ~In \\" rln11·n in the latr Ms. hul 1n t~P la~t 1\l''l years h1'rn1n u~e hil< .11:re;:illy lncrr<lsrrl -· F1nl;it nr I~ In Kan s:t< ('1tv In <lrlrlrr~~ .11 n1Prl1ni:: lnd;11 41f lr><irhPr< 11nrl prn. (r~~1nnill rmplri1 I'~ nf thf' <'lly'.~ .<rhMI d1 ~!nrl ' In lhr "fi[I~ lhl' h1pp1 P ... ,~a ir\ thev wn11 lrl 11<P m<'lf!Jtr ilnll <lnrl l~C:.n hu1 nr1·er r11rn tn hrrn1n :· s;i1r1 F1n l;i 1or in 11n 1n1Pr1·1rw_ "'R11! 111 ... t tll"n ;rR r_.. l:il.l"r 11 ·~ ('nrnp1nn knnw1erli?P lhAt hern1 n 1~ our mAJnr dniji! p1·oblrm.·· -==~ H11nrinJ::!nri Reri(•h h11d :i crowd c:ount of 1211 .0M, hu! onl .v l.l rei;c11r~. H11nLingtnn Sl<lte Be;H·h and Bol sa f hir;i St<itr Be<lch rrcnnicd 50.noo 11s1tors fnr the wrekend and 43 rescues - :ill hut three of thf1se. resrut s "'ere on S<l t11rrl:iy. Ahou t fiO,f)()(J pf'ople wen1 lo ri1y and <'O un1y bearhe~ covered hy l.agun:i Beach lift·gu.:1rd.~. The i::ua1"ds only had 1n make 111 rescues ;is surf ran a prwlr one. to two frrL ~;in Clr1ne11te r ily lifeguard.'! recorrlt.d :i tot11I crnwd 11r 611.000. but :ilso h:11d only l!I re~cur.~. A San Clen1en te Ru11rd 11.\id the water 11·as 64 de grees. which rl'!al!y hn"l col(t, b11l l"l£'£'n1ed so beca u'e nf an O\ ern ii:ht rirop frn1n :ihnve 70 dei;:ret>.~. He sairl lhe water i~ slowl y warming up a~;iin. Thf' picture w11s a l11Ue rii fler ent in Lo:, An,::~lt>s Coun ty whrre choppy \.l"\nds <'"'P~11,rd ;:if le11~1 15 ;;11ilbnal ~ insJde l>larin;i del ney :inri 11rnre.~ nf nt.hers wert }npplffi hy win<!s be("·een Santa Monica anrl the Snuth R11y r1rie11. The be:il'h al.!rnri;:in~·e in Lns Angele~ l"n11nry S\H"pa.~serl onr m1llinn, but l1fts,:usirri~ still only rnAde ,1J litl lt 'mnr1 lhAn 250 r,..~ru11~. lnl.<1nr! trmptraturt-' rrsirhrr! ~O rl!'li!:ftf'.~ in hn!h cn11nties. and 11"'~ 10 the mirl·flO~ alnn~ the Cl'lastal Area.~- F<i rn<'rl J udf!e ])ies \1 ,\L\lF:SR llfl Y, England 1AP 1 -Lord f l:1k~e1·. \h i' ,iudii;P 11·hri prnnnunced the. ~r;1!~ -J<rn1rn rr~ ill lhP Nurrn!)Pre \.l'.'lr l'ri rnr~ 11·1111. cl ir d ~;itunl;:i\, :i tf'nrrl\111! to "' f:imi lv (ln11n11n!'r1n•'J1! He ""'~ !10. Tht Rr1tl<:h -11 111 ~1 11·;1~ 1·h:llr 1n;.n nf lht p;inel of j\ld,llf'~ at the l!Mfi lri11I nf He>rm::in n <;r1l•ring. Fnrl'IJ.:11 1'1ini~trr .lnllchim \"rin 1l 1hhrolr"I' ;ind 2.1 ~·tht1· lnp 1'.'<lJ:is. King (;l"(Jqi:e Vl 1n11de hin1 ll b:irnn in rero11n1- tinn (If Jiis 11.·ork at Nuernh1'rji!, The Diamond That ! Napoleon Pawned THE REGENT A 1lluttl•·ct1cJ1 t1f pt1llticel 111••ery, the ll'<J•ftt 11 c••dlt•d wltll ho.,.1119 lletred No"'e._e __ threuth • paw"b•o•e•-•• t1tebli1h e dlct•te.,111, .. Plrit Ct11u1I ~ 11,ft. lt1 180J ... w•1• the df•• 11\tlld Ill t .. hllt ef hf\ f""Otd ltf 1111 Jllrte11elly celld•ctff core11etle11 e1 (mptror. ht !ht •••eh, the d1t..,e11d w11qh,d 410 cO<etl. It woe ftv111!1 111 l111dle tbtul 17111 , by tll l11tl lt111 1ltwt. Al e ... ''"'' II w .. ••11•• by Th•"'et f"ltt, ,,..,,~reftll· r.tlrltr ef Wllllt111 Pitt, er .t...,.rlct11 l••,i.tle11• •rt fe..,e. The 11011e 11 11ow eft cli1pt1v •I rile Le11ff9 I• f"arl1. WE DON'T HAVE THE REGENT BUT WE HAVE MANY 8EAUTIFUL DIA· MONDS. BE"ORl YOU BUY YOUR DIAMOND, CONSULT US. OUR MOST UNUSUAL DIAMOND GUARANTEE 1002 ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM • FIND IT HERE FIRST ! • WllM Y•• ll•r • 'l•,..•114 frer11 111 we wtll 9119'0lllM rltet tlla-4 te epit,.!•t et •0°4 MOll ti!• re• "ltl fe• It e• r•11r lf!eHr lloclt. C•~ rou de 91 well tf~ w11t .. 1 COMrAll. EVERYTHING COSTA MESA JEWELRY and LOAN IN OUR STORE UNCONOITIONALL Y GUARANTEED DAILY 9 to 6 1838 NEWPORT BLVD. DOWNTOWN COSTA MISA I COMI IN AND UOWSI AROUND PHONE 646· 7741 letwe1" Her},Of I lrHdw•y - JO DAYS ~. .. 7 ! 7 . ' . >. .. Saddleha~k EDITION VOL 6~. NO. 206, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1971 • • r1 I er 0 Cle111e11te Mt1rder Exhumation Set Early This Week The d1sintermenl of the bod y n£ Connie L~·nn Johnson -murdered more than a ~'ear ago in her San Clemente apartment -will take place in a small town 1n Court Rules Scl1ool Tax • Not Legal SACRAlvlENTO tA P l -The California Suprenie Court held today lha1 the state's multibillinn dollr1r school finance system is unconstitutinna!. In a 6-1 deci~ion, lhe cour~ stiid the 1yslem -based on local property t<1xe s - discri mina tes against the poor. Thto court reasoned that children in "'ra!Lhy areas ha ve a ber1er chance to get a q11<1t1ty education than dn those who Iii" 111 )JO(lr areas, v.•here the tax base is 1;ma ll. 1\"i: a matter nf the rif'h dislricts h;n·· ing !heir cake and eating it, too, the court sa1ri . "Affluenl district~ can •. , provide A high qualily educar ion for their children while paying lower taxes." "Poor distr icts, by contrast. ha ve no cakt> ;:it al l." The decision announced sim ultaneouslv In Sacramento, San F'rancisco and Lo'.c; Angeles \\•as in the rase of a lawsu it brought hy a group of Los Angclrs Cnun- ty public school children and their parents. ll wa~ a class act.ion :su1l Against coun· I)' and state officials. The trial court ha d dismissed the suit hut the stale high court direc!.e<l the lo'A'f:r court to hear the parents' cnn- tt>nl inns and rel.urned thP case f11r tri11I. ThP ·or1n1nn was wr illen bv .rustice R;i~•n1ond L. Sullivan . Justice r-.1~rshaU F. ~lrComb dissented. Sulli\an parl1culArh· al!A cked the ;i" f)f'rrenl of lhe school dislrjr!.~· funds that cnnlf' from local prnperl,\' t;axrc: ThP st.ale's more lh;in I.JOO school dis tricts ,ll.el ahour J,i prrcent 1n st11 te aid an1ounti ng In SI !\ hillinn ancl the rt'st from ft'dera t funds and other snu rcec; Th" cnur! said lht' amou nt a srhonl t11~!r1rl ca n .o;pcnrl drpcnd.o; l<ir,l!elr nri i!s tax basP -thr ;imnt1n1 nf asst'ssed pro- perty \'illue 1n lhe dislnrt. Tax h;ises range from a Ir/\\' or $111.1 a rhilrl tn more !han S9;i2 .000. th!' ruling said. - "A.~ 11 pral't1ca! m11r1rr. distrlrts with .o;1nall tax hR ses .o;1mpl_v·c11nnnt levv taxe.o; <it 11 ratr .o;ufficient In produCe the rPvcn ue lhar more aff lue>nl districts rl!ap \\'ith minimal lax e!fnr!s," !ht' court 5a irl . There was no immedia!e ind ication nr how the decision wnu!d affect the staff' and the schnol districts. Presumablv lhe decision could be 11ppealt'd tn I.hf'' U.S. Supreme Court -lh11s dtlayin,I! ii finan - cial crisis in 5lale governmtnt and in E.chonl district.11 throughout the i;tate. Orange Coast 1''eatber ~tichigan early this week. District At· tOrney 's investigator.!i said today. The exhumalinn -rirdtred by an Orange Cnunly co urt -will come-in t1n1e for the starl of the murdrr trial Wed· nesda y in which the woman·s young h11s· band is the defendant. IL was learned Frida.v th;:it the ex· ht11nario n wa s ordered l.o allow 1he taking of fingerprints ~·hich arP. critica l lo one po int of evidence in the trial nf r...1ark Alan Johnwn, 20, a ha ndsome, lanky !\fil:rine la11ce corporal. A pillowcase assertedly rnuncl at th!': 1nurder sc:ene dr.:iped over his de;i<l wife',~ f11 ce be<1rs fingrrprints. ;ind I.he ;:ipp;irenl intent or the probe i.11 to nht<iin samples nl .l\1rs .. Jnhnsnn ·s finJ!erprinl~. The you ng defendant. aloni;: with his ~lain "''ife's pareot.o;, consented lo the funct ion. One condition 1mro.o;ed b.v .lnhnsnn·s- !aw.ver. however, is that. no dela ys should re.o;ult in the start of the tr ial 1n Orange Cnunry Superior Courl. In an llffidaviL ftled bv A.~!'iislant Dislr1cl Attorney tl·llr hael 'c.:ippizzi - "''ho S()lJi.;-ht <1nd wnn thP exhurn;itinn order -the intent of the fun rtio n ls 10 prn\'e a prosecut1no po1iir. No pn~itil·e identific11t ion of the fini?r.rprinls h11s been made. bu! source11 indicate the prn- secution believes them to he the husband·.~. The three-month5·pregnant housrwif@ was fatally stabbed with a mililar.v·type knife and beaten sevtrely with 11 wnnclen st!)(l! as she IAy on the bed of 11 tiny studio apartment near the S;in Clemen1c pier al'ea in the summer or 1971l. Her husband first notified police or 1hl" discovery of lhe body more than 24 h11urs llf!er he left the llpartment for gu ard du· ty al the Marine Hclicopler Facility in &iota Ana, of ficers said at the 11me.. Offi cers qunted the Marine as sayin~ he left his wife al ive al d11wn, drovt to Santa Ana , thl!n returenl!d hnme more lhan a day later llnd found her slain. .Johnson wa~ 11rresled a vellr to lht d11v afrer !he homicide ;if!er 0 he vnluntarit~ appe;irrrl al San Clemente prJlice head- quartcr.o; for discussion~ with delccf1 \'f'~. Investigation of 1he CASI" inrlurled months of \\.'Ork bv ln<:al nffirl!r~, plus hea l'~' a.~r.islancl!. nr military and D1stric L Attorney's invesl1galors. Bulle t Strikes Marine Private A Camp Pendleton l\111rinP was ~hnl 1n lhP he;irl Sund~.v and <in Artesia vouth l~ bein~ he!rl in Or;in~t' Cnun!.y jaii R~ the result of the incident which occurred in 11 r11 r on !he San Di£'gn Free'A·av. near the A\·er.v P;:irkwa.v offramp. · The sheriff·~ office said Pvt Santos Lari?;arda. 17. ill in satisfactory condi tion 1n the Or-ange County MerliC'ill Center. Efran Perez. 19. \\·as jailed nn char;;r.s of suspicion of assaull with a deadly u·e.:ipon. neputies said Largarda. Pere1. 11nd two nther l\1arines were ridini;: in I.he car Sun- day noon on lhe free~·ay whr:n a ~un went off .~ending a bullet ricncheting off Largarda 's head and into a door. The l'A'o other Marines. Ramon Sanchez and .Jnse Trujillo. both of Camp Pendlelon were released after ques- tioning , flA!L'I' ''LOT'"-'• II• llld•t r' KM~llf' A WAVE OF YO UNGSTERS GREETS THE PRESIDENT ON HIS RETURN FROM CATAL.INA An Ov•r-th•·fanc• H1ndsh1ke With Ni~on 1t Balboe B•y Club Sund1y Afternoon Nixon Takes. Catalina Trip Presi£lent Returns l.o Clernente After 2 D"ys nt Se a 8~· JOHN \'ALTERZA or 1~1 0111• '1101 S•tll President Nixon seUled hack Ill ;;n unhurried nfhce rnu!inr in S;in Clementr 1 ~n11v 11f!er spcndinµ: t~'" d;iys 111 .o;e;; highlightl'd by musi ng reC'eptions by \al'htsmen ar Ga rallna ;ind nost;:ili;1;i ~hnut his first trip aboard the. Queen ~l;ir\·. '\nting that r1·rr\· PrPs1drnt ha~ ' hi.~ n\\·n grtawa.1·.'· thp Ch1rf Exf'C'11t11''° r::ivPO abollt his l\\'l'I rlavs ;:ihoard thr bnrrow,.d KP\\'porl Re11t h ·truisrr to.lo.Jo aft er h~'. la ndrrl at thr H11rbnr Departmrnt dnck~ ~und;i~· af1r rnnon. Thr in\rr[udP abriard 1hr RS.foo l 1r.~~r l lnan rri 10 thr Prrsir:len! hv re!i~rd h11.o;1nr.~sn1::in f'r11nk .\1 u!JP r "~;i1·e nir. Ba.llots Reod v .; For Bon<l Vote ,<\bsentee ballots for the St'pL 1·1 bond election in the Saddleback College District are a v 11il~blf': lrom the Orange Coasl Re8islril:r of Voters th rough Sept. 7. The proposal before vote rs is a measure for $24.8 million to finance furlher constructinn at the Mis- sion Viejo campus. Application~ for absente:e ballot~ can be obtained al the office of the R.egistrar nf Vnters. 111!1 E. Ches!... nul St .. Sant.a Ana . Mailed re- quests should be addr~se:d to P.O. Box 11298. Santa Ana , 927 Ll. l1n1e !o put my problems 1ntn perf'per· ti\'f'."' the Prl!:sident s<11d Sund;iy af · ternonn. "Rut ynu nf'vPr rr:ill y get away from thr prnblemf'.'' he added. "I hav, brrn readin)!: a littl e b11 rif h1stor,v. and Rn1nR bark to !he earhef'l rr,.c:idrnt.~ I nn1eri lh11! r;irh nf lh"m had to find h1.~ 011•n p11r11rular Re!;i~a~ " i Ir then nn\l'd lhat ll1P S('<i wa~ hi s The lv.o-day cruise -thr l<1n~e.o;1 loral hroa! ride b,v lh!. ('hif'f rxrruti1·r sinrr he bought h1~ retreat a! S11n C!emrntP - .o;tarled a1 lhe B;:ilhna Bay Cluh S;iturday 1nnrn1n;::. f'h;ing1n,1: h1~ r11 rl1r r plans In w;i11·h lhr \h;:ir:>l'trr Rn;it r 11radt al i\e'A'pnrt. thr l'rrs1drnt nptrd fnr a long rruisP 1nsle;.id , Arrnmp::inlecl hy cln~e fr ie nd Ch;:irle'i "Brhe" Rehnzn .:ind "Laugh· In " Prnducc r Pa11I l\eys, the Presi den1 headed for Cat;ilina lsl11nd. When tlto.ln .iirrived at White's Co\'C - a f;:i vori1e haunt or mainland yachtsmen -the sea echoed with hornblnwing. He SJ><!nf murh nl his lime .iit \Vhile's no I.hr deck. wav ing In orcupan1.o; of 81'1 other vessl!ls on the scenic cove. f\:lrr.ln spent the night there. with thl'. Presirlenl di ning then rel iring Rt 9 p.m. \\'hen the cruiser IPft Sunday morninp; the escort lnward lhe channel was as spirited as the arrival. "'aler ~kiers followed for almost 11 milr. "We've never had such il:n escort," Nb:· on said lalt.r. ''\\-'hat was most lun really. was lo see lhl' boat~ and "'hel a great time everyone \\'llS h;ivini: " The next i;tnp on lhe cruise was Long Be11rh fnr ;:i tour nf !he twin harbors and a dou blP pass by the Queen Mary. i\'no;lal,g1a ;;ripped thr President as he Lried Ln Jl'llnt 0111. the-sla teroom he used on hi~ firs! tri p tn Europe In 1'.147. Thi>: 11e£'krnd at !':I'll rnrl ed !ale Sund;iy af!ernnon and !he President and guesls drn\PI' from the Harhnr Department docks lo the Nrw pru·trr lnn wherl' a wailinR helirop1.er p1ckrrl them up fnr a short f11i:h1 h;irk tn San flemen1r :O.lr. i\i~on rr.~u rned wnrk 1nd;iv \\'llh rnnfrrences w11h h1.~ 11irlr~ On T"uesrla v hP anrl ~.:llJnl. f1 1rha rrlsnn. ~Pcre!.arY Hrallh. Erlurat1on ancl \\'plfare. will port> nl'er prnpnsed expenditures 1n ncxl fiscal year's budget. Action Citizens Co1nmittee Set In .Dana Point The Dana Po1nl Clhuns fnr Actif'Jn have formed comm itle!..!i to study p:o- blrms ;iffectin.': the 11rea . ThP ne w group. which was organi1.ed to r .o;tabl1sh local government in Dana Point , ha!i singled out the issues of local .i:overnmcnt. 111ninp; and v a r i a n c e: s. Pacific Co;ist Freeway rnulinii:. and Coast Highway widening as the main areas of concern. Sunny skie.11 today Rnd Tuesday with temperatures 11round 70 at the be11chcs risin~ lo 85 inl<i nd. u.~·11 loniR ht along the coast 6.1 and 68 inland. 'Town Hall' Meet Slated Thom;:is B. Mccutchen . vice president And spnkei;man for the group. said an at· lnrney i11 being retained and committee chairmen have been appointed . McCulchen said thet although no legal b.i!Lles are in view Rt this time. thf' board believes 11n attorney wlll be useful in an :11dvisory ca pacity and can aid members If they vnte. lo supporl individuals fig hting ind iscriminate ionlng variances granled nn lhe county level. ll\'SlDE TODA\' T/i, /.Q71-72 rnml'PJu n1 tu r.ht ri· trr .1eo.son 1., nff In nn. r or/fJ ~lort with n Qlillf'r1ng prorlvc· tion of fhP m1ts1ca/ "011c1. l 1pori a Mnttrf't.,, .. h!J '"' \\lr,,1m n1· .~rrr Com1"11uttit1J Tlil'n l r r. Stt E11!r rl..(J111menl, Pngr 21 , ... u.. " (11119••1• 1• (h9C-1"9 Ue I c1,.,u1.,. 11.14 t.eml~ 11 ,......... ,. D••th i'oltllf.lt 11 Dt!MW'f:l.t 11 l'di!t•ltl •••• (ftl,•T•lllf!'ltftl 111-11 ""•"<• """ "'''"•e•• II A•• l U•<to" 11 ~wi.. l'f.t1 111e1i.•1I llltwo 4-J o ••• ,. c-rw •1 SHf'lt lt.11 S•Kt M1r~1l1 12•U Ttlt v"I"" I! Tlltlltn lf•ll Wtl !J'" I Wftm .... 'o N•Wt 11·1' Wtrlll NtWl l.J Capo Annexation Study Schedul.ed for Discuss ion A "ti'l~'n ha ll" meeting to discuss tile pros and cons nf annexin1t Capistrano Beach 11nd Dan11 Poinl In San .Ju~n C;ipislrann will be he:ld tonip;ht ill 7 n'rlnck in The San .luRn City Hall . Tht' purpose .,f the: me:etinR 18 twofnld '. lo discuss the planning commi11smn·s recommendation In proceed with Rn· nf'xittiryn, ;ind to 1nfnrm1tll y. iti~cus.~ wtth inkreste:d persons th!. efff!('1. of an· nexatlon , Ci!y J\.1Anai;:e.r Onnald (;, \'1eldner s;:i id lhP most significant elemtnl.s of !hr in· rl"pt h professio1111l a;tudy on 11nnex11tinn ' .. w\11 hRve been reviewed and pre3enlfod tn city sl.<\rf member11 before. the meeting. Prtlimln11ry in formaflnn ha s l)eP.n i;:athered on the existing l.llx r;:ite:s and the Identification of areas where they can be modified . Weidner Pla id .some. informtitinn will be 11 v11ilable nn alt.enit1te mf'lhods nf eJcr· ling city nffiei;i lt Anti wh;:it city sl!rvlces ""uld bf' extended and whrn Hr c.1111· l ion rd. hnwev('r, thi'lt lhP final s!ud y will nol br complc1Pd for Another lwn weck.!i. Last v.·tek the plannin_c romrnisslon l'Oled J.z to recom mend anne1ing the twn c!'\astal cnmmunitics. The:_planners msde their recomme~dation contingent on the In-depth 11tudy. Authored by Commission ChairmM Jerry Gaffney, the rootion staled the slurly mu~! show thal ailnu:alihn would he for the economic and at'sthetic benefit nf all three cnmmunilit!s ; thfo.rf\ wnulrl be: nn lnss or ldt nlitic5 : and e11ch a~a would have ii1n rri ua.I vnict \lotin1: no wa.s Cnmmlssioner CharlP5 Al1£'n -who fAmr~ helping the two cn m· muni!JI".~ lnrorpnralf! A5 a ntw c.lty -and Commissioner Cllrol Heim. who believes 11nnex11tinn to be too costly. Chaplain Succwnbs NEY.' ROCHELLE. N. Y. !AP\ M~gr. Jame:s .I. Halligan who s!.rved a.~ chaplain for the famous "Lost Baltalmn" nl World War I, rl ie:d Sunday In New nochelle Hnspit11I ttfle:r .11uffering 8n ap- p;irPnt heart 11tt11ck. Ile w11s 35. J\.1si;:r. Halll,1p1n w1111 p11~1or nt !he Rt1 man C111hnlii: Churrh rll lh• Hnly Name herf frn m lls dedication In 193(1 to his retirement le~!. ye11r. r ' Today's Final N.Y. Stoeks TEN CENTS • 1es 1924'Crime Of Ce11tury' Recalled SAN JUAN, P.R. (UPI) -Nathan Leopold , 'A'ho drove a chi!el int.o lhe heati of 14-year-old Bobby Franks in Chicago lo 1!124 for the thrill that murdt'r would giv1 him and hrs pal Richard Loeb, died Sun- day night at the age of 66, still unable to for.R;el his crime. Leopold had suffered a series of heart 11.11.acks in rt>tent months and 'A'as in the Mimya Hospital in the Santurce area of San Juan when he died al 8:t5 p.m. Sun- day. The hospital said an autopsy would br performed latPr toclay lo delrmine e%· at l caust of death . Leopold spent .13 11 yeNs in an Illinois prison for wh111 w;is then called tht "Crim!. of the Century" in the day:s wheft !he cr.ntury was slill young and .o;uper!ati ves \\.'ere a way or life. He and L0Cb had been sentenced to life. plus M yrars. L(l{'b was sta bbed to death in prison Jn 1936. S;iverl from rxecution by the ex. traord lnary lrgal ta lenls of Clarence Dar. rnw. Leopold was eventually pardoned and a1oned fnr hi.~ crin1e as best he could throu~h 11. sl!ries nr gonrl works. But only la st .Jul.v hi' told UPI Correspondent J\.1ar,e:arrt Hyman in a rare interview that rhr £'rime h;id and \l.'OU!d remain wit.IJ him as long as he li ved. For years fo11ol4'ing hls f\llJ'n\e from the Jllinois Slate Prison al Joliet in 1958, Leopold tmbarked 1•pon a cour:§e of humility and service lo man kind. A' "' "Nate" he was W!.lcome in the governor'• p;1la~ and farmer's hut alike l!lnd somt nf thrn;e he hel~ regarded him as 1 SR int. Lt'npnld. \\'ho5e IQ bordered on lhat of a g~niu.o: -,ii "''as oncp put at 200-chang- ed 1n h1.o; final months from his placid ways 2.nd his temper became explosive. He drove his car ra sl anrl 11ometimes er· ratical!y anrl he hecame preoccupied with money. hoping his st arring role in a document ary film would open • new career. His assoc ia!es said he had never really round peitre. that he had nev er m11de !he adjus lme.n1 w civi lian life after 33 ~ years in prison and that not even it late m;:irriage could make him forget the pa.~t. Lc1>pold arrived ln Puerto Ric!l in 1958 and in 1961 he married l\lrs. Trudi Garcia ne Quevado, the wido w of a San J uan rlortn r, afl er a romance in which the rab- bi nf their synagogue played cupid. She .cave up a lucr;itive florist busines.!i and the.r made a. l~ngth.v trip to Europe, Afr1ra and .Asia in l!lG.l so he could con- tinue his studies nr parasites a.nd lh• miserv thP.y inflictrd on !he human race. Loeb, 18. <1nd Loopold, l!J, we.re twr1 brilliant. uppe r n1irldle cl 11 ss University of Chira.i;o students when they set out May 21 . 1924. In co mmit the perf ect crime in 'A'h<it was to be known as a murder for thrills. ..-/ At 5 p.m .. when Bobby Franks, son of 1 Ch_icago millionairti . emer~ed from 111 pri vate: school they lured him Into their car and drove tn the 11uburbs where they drove the ch isel into his head and dumped his nude body In a ditch. They demanded SI0,000 ransom though both mf'n came from wealthy families tnd neither needed the mon!.y. It was no t the pe rfect crime -1 pair of spectacles found with the body were. tracerl to Leopold. He and Loeb were in· dieted and tried. Th' prosecutor demand· ed the death penalty, but Darrow. fresh from his defense in-the Dayton, Tenn.,· Scopes trial, wa.1 retained to defend them. "What bllnd cruel forces drove these bo.vs to their terrible crimes?" Darrow asked . The jury had 'no l!lnswl!r, but the Question raised the shadow of a doubt and borh escaped the electric chair. While in pM.!iOn Leopold set up an educational program fnr other convict!. He volunleered as a human guinea J>li for malaria experiment" In World Warn. lie continued his studies of langu1ges and by correspondence obtained I master'• degree in social work from lhe UrUveralty of Puerto Rico. He 1lso made powerful friend.s . Adlal Stevenson, then governor of Ullnol!, aim· muted his sentence to mak!. him eligible for parole. Persons 1ppe1Jing for bl1 frttdom Included poet Carl Sandbur1. Dete:etlve story Writer £:rte Stanley Garner an d Putrto Rico Gov. Luis 1'-1uno1 Marin. He ea rned SJO a mnnth plus room and board at. the C11staner Hospital~cre wiul his inr.ome w;i~ supple.m led bf royNlies from hi.1 be.sl seller " Ire Plu ~ M Y~ars " . O.iJL Y ltflOT SC BIG WAVE POUNDS BIG ROCK IN LAGUNA BEACH Oet pite the Spl11h WMkend Surf W11 Mod1r1te Lifeguards Get Break As Beaches Cool Off By TERRY CO\rtl.LE CU !flt DlltY .. llet J l•lf Th.e wit.er was cooler, th e crowds were 1m.alle.r and llfeguards along the Orange Coast got their first break this weekend Ill a long , hot summer. At most beaches the "'alcr had dropped ~om a very "'arm 72-74 degrees down to I S low as 63 degrees by Sa1urday. Only 516,000 "·ater ...,·orshipers flocked to . the ht: aches over !he ?.'eekend. some 100,000 less than the "·eekend before. Rescue! were few ; only 206 for the weekend compared to more than I.200 fhe wiekend before "·hen heavy riptides plagu@d the coast. One area. Seal Beach. shll managed to bout of warm water with the tern· perature staying at 68 degrees. A Seal BeaC'h lifeguard credited the ma's constant warm waler lo thermal ~llution from the San Gabriel River. i.ibere several generating plants dump thousands of gallons of hot water into the :iver daily. The surf Ln Seal Beach was typical ol 1)C entire Orange Coast. running a light 'ne tn three feel. The small sw-f has been common this 1ummer in Mn Clemente, and state lifeguards say it has been a real gift lo tbeir beach. A San Clemente stale lileguard said 'his morning !hat poor crowds 1,~1ere n 11de to look even smaller ~ause the "ach is 50 feet bigger. "The light surf ha:s been building our ~ch all summer," sa id the lifeguard. 'Some part.c. were only 15 feel "·ide. now they are O\'er M feet \\·ide " The guard said the beach had bl'!en gel· ing smaller :sincl'! \!lfi8 becaust nf heavy 1urt actirin . but surf undl'!r three fet:t - ~·tuch has been th e rase this summer - ~as built lht beach up again ~ewptirt Bl"a rh anrl Hunt ington Beach iandled the bi p!gest crnwns 11s u~u11l The ~unt v•a~ 2IJl'l,OOO at ~t1•:port Bt",l!Ch 01·er :he U"eekend .,..·uh 89 rl'!sriies, none 1eriou! Huntington Beach had a crowd cnunt of OIANGI COAST DAILY PILOT G•• .. C..: CO•~T "'Ulll~HIMC. COM•.-,l<l'f ... i..,1 N. w.,.i ,, • ., ~'"' f -.:1 •u~1·1~e• J •<~ R. Cu'!,., W t ,,,...11..,1 •od Gt<Ot •t l Mt••111r Tlo ........ lo'.t1 ¥i! f.•"o• l~e.,,1 1 A. frol to·~h ·~• Mo~f~'"I (l!•'O• C~trle 1 H. l ees L .. ••• '"c~ Offlc• 11 1 Fer11t ,.¥t"u• Mtili"' tddrt u ; I' 0 . 8 110 1166, tJ652 Sn Cl•-•tt Offlct JO~ Neri~ El Ci"''"" ~t1I, tl612 otti., OHie" 120.000, but only 15 rescues. Huntin gton State Beach and Bolsa Chica State Beach recorded &O.flOO visitors for the weekend and 43 rescues - all but three of those rescues ?.'ere on Saturday. About 60,ll()(J people went to cit:--11nd county beaches covered by Laguna Beach lifeguards. The guards only had to make 19 rescul'!s a5 surf ran a poor one to t"·o fee t. San Clemente city lifeguards recorded a total cro"·d of 68,000, but also had only L9 rescue:s. A San Clemente it.Jard said the water u•as 64 dej!rees, which rt.a lly isn 't cold. but seemed so because f!f an overnight dfop from abo\·e 70 dej:!rees . He said the u·ater is slowly ~·arming up again. . The p1cfurl" \\'as a l1t!le rt1ffrrent 1n Uls An~Ples Cnun ty 1>.o'here rhoppy "'Inds capsized at !east 15 15a1Jboats 1n11ide l\1arin a tie] Rl"y and sC'nres nf o!hers were tnppled by "'inds between Santa r.1onic11 and the South B;:iy c1t1e..-. The beach allf'ndanre tn l..ns Angl"lr~ C(lunty surpaS$l'rl one 11111!1nn. but hJegu ards sill! on!y made a little mnre than 250 rescuts. Inland lenlllf'raturr~ reached 90 degrees in both counties. and l\'as in the mid-80s along the coastal areas. Pat, Julie Ba ck In Washington Front Florida '\'ASHl:'\GTO'.\' IUPl I -Julie ."-'1xC1n Eisenhou·er is rerupe rali ng frllm her brnkt n tne at !ht-\Yh ll P Ht'lu~t-in \rashmglnn. !he fir~! lad~·~ a ide~ d iscln~. ed Sunday Oinnie Stuart , l\tr~. R1rharti N1xrn ~ !t<1 H directC1r. s:iirl i\lr~ N1.lrin nnd ,/1111!' arrivt-d in \Vash1ni;:tnn S::ilurd il,v ;if. 1rrnoon after the f1r.~t lad\' ~pPnl a ff'11• dayi!i "'il.h Julit a! her hnmp 1n Atla ntic Beach. Fla., follo"·in~ !hr mishap. "She 's a ynuni;; l::id~· "'hn rl!'rn\'f'r~ \'ery rapid!~" .. said ~fr~ Stuart. referring tr. Juhe's .lCcident !a ~l "'eek u•hl'n a sl l'!el brink C'art toppled on hf'r left fnoL cru~h1ng her l.roE'. Shf' explained Mr~ Nixon lhOU!o!hl 11 t1·C1uld be bttler lo lake car~ of Julie 11 t !he \Yhitt Hou~e . rather than her aparl· ment. upstair$.. nver 11 j:!ara;@. "It's a1vl("'ard fnr hrr In g""I .11 rnun!i ," 1n her knee high cai;t. l\!r~ Stuart ~airl Alsn. hl'r hu sband Da vid Ei~enho.,..·er . Ensign, has a Int of night watch duf~· nn his ship. USS Albany But she said Julie "is as line as can be expeocted." Once More, The $64 Question CA RSON CIT''· Nl"1'. IUPI\ Billiona ire Hfl\l.'llrd Hu~hes is ah ve and \\·ell tn the B11hama Jsl.inds Or ls he' "F;vf'r>·bndy alw;:iys ~.:t.vs Ht1,Rhes ls in «>XCrlll"nl he.:tl1h, ·• says f.n\ Mike O'Call;:ighan . "Rut they alw;:i~·~ :idrl that, H he sees nnt> nf nur penpl@. JI ~·nuld be a traumatic experiente. Th~e I w (I slatl'mPn\~ dnn 't ji1•p" O'Callaj,!han is onl y !he lal~st 1n 11 Inn~ list of stair nffir1als ;ind ('1!11Pn.~ \\'h"I h,111·~ questioned "'hether the 65-.vear-0Jd rrrluse is artuall)' li ving an(!. 1r sn. 1s he 11·ell . The latest assurant·es that Hughe~ is in good health came frnm two doctors whn acted as personal couriers. carrying ll lettl'!r allegedly written by Hughes to the gnvernnr. The doctors, one frnm Los Angl!les 11nd the other from Si:ilt Lake City, Utah. lotd the governor they had each personally seen Hughes within recent months llnd that hf' w;is health,v. But O'Call11ghan say~. "Nothing ha!'! been given to me to juslify helievin,11; the1n ." The f!:nvernor refused to ident1f.v the physic inn~. but he ordered statt: gaming officials to verify their backgrounds. The rlnctnrs both repeated their statemeni., to st ate agents And said any personal visit bv an nutsirler lo the billionaire would be tTaumatic for Hughes. "\\'h;:o.fs so traumatic about seeing someone~" ;:isks the govemor. O'C11 llaghan said he doesn't believe the hand-delivered letter from Hughes. It "'as type"·riU en nn plain white paper with only the si gnature at the bottom. There \\·l're no fingerprints attached 115 requested. Suspicious slate nfficia!s feel this i~ an Important point. Hughes was noted, whil e ln Nevada , for l!crihbling nff scores or mt.mos 11nrl lefter.~ tn his subordinates in a handwriti ng that can bet be described as spraw lin g. Anrl it w11s alw;iys on yel- low Jegal-.~ized lined paper. State nfficials are nnt expressing con- cern about the health nf Hughes just tn be polite. There lire fears in gnvernment here that illness or death could touch nff a po?.·er struggle in the Hughes empire and 11galn damage Nevada.. E11glish Second Language Plan Showing Res ul ts The San Jno!lflUin Elf'menta ry Schf'll'll District'.!! Engljsh·aS·.!l ·second· languaj!' prnj:!ram m11y noL have met all its goals this yi:-ar But one 1nc11lent. has made the pro.iet l :ill wnrth\1•hile 1n the pyes nf thl" elemen· ta ry school district·s trustel'!s. ' Twn nf n11r children ('nn firle:d tn us tha t annthPr nlrlt>r hrnther "'AS nn! enrnll · rrl in srhool.'' sairl l\trs JPS~" R1mpau. prngr;;im directnr, dur ing a wnrkshnp 111st "·~ek "'\\'!" con!actf'fl !hr paren1s anrl fnl.IJld a Sl"\'fnlh j:!r8rlPr al h(lm,, who had nnly recl"t\·t d lnstruclion thrnu,i;:h the third grarlP in r.ll":tirn "\\'t i>nrnllf'd him in a rHth erarlt rlri<~ •111 h his ~J~1('r ;ind h" la1rr prn~rP.~sPrl In a st venth grarll" .!iPf'Cla) t<luc11t1nn rl~ss " she ~a1rl "He ·~ n(I\.\' doi n~ 1'Pr~· \.\t ll " !'llr~ Rimpa u en1hus1ast1cally de.~cnbtd !h" prngre.~.~ (If thP rli.~rr\rr ~ f1r~t F.neh~h a~ 11 <1>rnnd 1 .-n~Ull.l!f' prngr.11m 1 ~~~!.< whir h Of'>f'Tlllrrl la.<! .\'Par 111. Irvine ~chnnl. :;;.h<> s.:t1d 11 n rn1ph11~1~ nn h111ld1n~ p.:trPnlril 1rust helrerl br1n'1, !hf' nnl" boy n1tn thP ~<'hnnl .~1·.~1rm "\\'!" strr~s l:inj,!uR~f. m.:tthtm::il ir~. p::irent -in\'n ll•Pmenr .. ~l;:iff anrl lnter·2rriu p rtl11tion~hi p.s in n11r ,prn~r11m .' !lhe !i.llid ""1t clidn 't mPr! our nhjt"<'li\'I"~ th1!1 \'P;:ir, h111 !h,. rhildren rlirl prngre~!i .·· · In the Ar«>A nf p11rent invnh'f'ml"n\ the aiclr.~ h111rl rn1blt'm!i "\\'e mu.~1 . h~' law, ha\·e a parent 11r1· 1·lsnry group. We invifprl p11renls to a n1eeling. but nn nnt c>1tnl'." Unrlaun1f'rl ~ht Anrl !hp F..SL bilinj,!ual :i irle wl"nl tn .student.Ii hnml".~ 11nd ~·hen thP. next meelin R "'as railed 11 high perrtnla~e n( parents r Am!'- This ye.11r'~ prop:r11m. t11!it l!v funclM h~· the !il all'. prC1vidt<I S7.'.l77 l(lr I~ children. ;\1es1 ''l'ar 1t "'Ill be exp11 nrled tn JI0,000 and 25 children. Tht prngram "'ill rnntlnul" 11! frv1nr Srhoo! in both lhe. morning 'and a!lemoon session.~. CDlll Mut· )Je W••' ••v S!rftf tj1*'°" ... ,~. l1J3 Mtwlll\'! l fl<J ll~•rd Mun•l"fl10n •wt~; HI'! •u ch l &ulf¥1tll Trustees Meet Tonight t1•1LY .. 1 .. or, .,.,,~ ..... {I. II ~-1 ..... ,_. lol-a·"'"'· I• ,.,~1'"" ll1Hy ••ct•• $ufl-llt ¥ "' u•1•111 .. II~ fv l t.llr'I l t1UI. ..,........,, .MC... (M ii MltU, jo'(j~·~'e" IMdl, ...... "Ill•• VI I"". St" (lt,...,,•t / C••l1lr-t•~ $•1111l1b•tk, ''-"'''" ..,. ~.,IO<otl fdlllll" ll•••clN I ~'"""' ~11~1 I• Al 1Jt W•I ··~ 11•""1• ~II MtU. f .. e,MM 171 4) ,.J.4Jll Cl-"'M A•"l'tlJI .. •41·1671 ... C.._..,. All h,ett-•": , ........ ••l-4411 s.., ... .._. "" e.,._....,1 , ... , ........... . (fll!"!'•ll~~. 1'11. O••"Of' Ce111 •ubl•1~ "' C..-••1. Ne .,..,, '"'''"· m.,. •• ,'ll\<'1. todllerltl """'' er r•¥.,.!ltl"'..," ,..,.,. "'f'I boll rtt,,,.....Cfd *'"""11 ffl«ll l 11tr- ... 1u •.,, OI W l"IOlll •-•. ~ tl•11 llMI'" N ld II lolfwtw1" •t •do 11111 Ce1t1 Mn•. c.11•-11 '""""'1.,1.., ir.. ''""' u ll ....,.,,..,.,,. by ~1 11 IJ 11 '"'8111~1~: "''"'"" d.,11,.11to"'· 11 1! ""'"'"Iv To Set Electio11 Dates Tustin ln1nn High SchorJI trustres "'111 hnld 1 special m~ling !on1ghl lo spe('lfy the amounts and set thl" d11t~s lnr hnth a cnnstruct1on bond and las Ol'erride eltc· !Ion Th@ meef\ng 1~ ~rhedull"d for 7 Jn pm in the board rllOm 11 Tui;l 1n Hi1:h Schonl , 1lil Lacuna Rnad S<-hont nfftr1al~ hit l'e. 1nd1f'1'lerl th;111 11 Lax n\'l"rJ:!d" nf 11bout 9.i C'l"nt.s f)tr Sl()l'l ass•s::-ffl v11lu a!lnn \\'Oul rl bt nl',.rled to oper.ttt tht d1strict and bulld up a rtstr\·e fu1 .r! For ('1ln:>tru c1p·•n nf nr11 l.1r1htlr!I ~·1th1n the rl1'.'!lr1el , nffiC'ia.Js said a ~-eek at;o that approval of about St! million itl bond sitl'~ 9.·nuld be n!eded lo rin11 ncf 1 lh·e year building progr11m. Prinr In appro ving l'ither ml'.ll~U rl' . lrus!Pes 11re experted to discuss the im- pllcation!I nr tht pend inj,! split nr lhe sprau·Hn11 dt~trirl intn lhrt.t unifh~d srhnnl rll~tnrt~ ""' Thi" 111~ n1·erndr t1·111 ht nel"derl prior In !hi" l"Xp1rat]nn flf !he prt$t':nt ~rent over · rid e Jul~· I. IP72. nfficial~ nnt t . Bnfh f'lerl1ons 11·ould prob11bl,v be 'rherlultd some time. !ate 1n 1971 or In r ArJ1· 11172 .. '· .. U .. ! T1ltf'hO,. NAVY OIL SKIMMER IS TOWED THROUGH SLICK OFF DEL MAR AS CLEANUP CONTINUES Skimmers, Only R•centty D•veloped. Coll1ct Goo 11nd Pump It Aboard Tanker ------ Second Na''Y Sl1ip Jonis J{etired Persons Association Set Coast Operatio11 Mopup Jn J_,aguna Hills A s~nd Na:vy vl'sset .,..,ith 11 un iqu e nsg1ng went to "'Ork over !he u·eek end cleaning up clot5 of th ick fuel nil in !he 30.mile·lnng oil !51ick "'hich ha.~ pl11gued South Coa~l be.ache! for more than a week. A vessl'l riRi;:ed "'Ith a crane which ca~t11 sei\'l'! like buckets has jni ned 11 "\'acuum·rl l'!anpr" boat In lhP pff nrt to collect the floa ting scum 1.1·hich nnw threaten.~ hcarhe~ from Ocean~1rle to the ~f Pxic;:in hrlrder. SnuthPrlv <'llrrPn!.~ have i;hifted the slick frniii ;:i point dlrectl.v off the We~tern \\'hill" Hnusr in San Clemente to th l" southerly re,e:inn of thl' Pacific . San Clemen!P .~anr\11 received no nil O\·er rhe u·pekenrl. Nn"' 1hf' !ho11s;:inrls nf ~;il\nn11 nf thickened ft1 l"t nit are ..-1airung hp;icht>s alnnj,! 11 :10.mil l" srrrrch 1n thl' ~nuth As !ht f\\'n rrAf1 "'n rk nffshnrP . rrP11·~ U~lnt h11rl !MIS llff' rlPan ln R thr .~11nrl.~ from Carl~h11d In Ocran Rt>ach n('ar ,c;;:in 01e11.n. Na1·y Spnkes111f'n sa.v !he rxpenmenla1 ~kl mm!'r launched from n.:tn11 H11rhnr fi ver lh<> wef'k end \~effective nn lhe pnr- t1fln~ where nil is ~till ~nft. and fluirl Bul the v11cuum de1·ice nn !he harhnr CouuciJ Offered $1,500 for Study A per~nn "'hn h;:i~ rt-riursted In rem111n annnvmnus ha~ nHPrPd !h" L11s:una B«>arh f it\'· rnunr1I $1.~ In help fund ::i f PA~1hility sturl\' nn 11 rr1?1nnal se"·er p\;:i111 :i1 A l1~n flr::irh r111 l\·l;:inaj.:Pr. La rr\ Ho~''. h ;i~ rr1·on1 tllenrl«>rl rhr 1"(1f1 hf' :ipprn\'rrl h~· 1h,. rnun- r1I Wt<lnP~day n111.ht, ~11p11l::itine. thP c1tv pu1 pu1 up thr h:1l11nce nl the $.1 noo rn~l nf 1hl" ~1url1 Rn~r arlrlrrl t!1.:t1 I hP 1nnnc_1 wnlllrl tw 11.~l"rl rJo.r lu•1111ll fnr thf' ~t ur!I flo rlr 1·plnr n1t"n111f :i recio.11:il rli'ln( nr:ir A l1~n ~P11rh tn !'PT\'I" !hP L::t$:\1n 11 RPllrh .. \11111l tnn \1.c,11rl An<t Sriu!h 1..:teun;:i S:1n1t;:i r,\' n1~1 rir1" Th<> rri.:1nn11I pl1111I .:11 /\1 1.~11 h::t.~ \w>rn nrdr rf'ri hy lhr flrc1nn11I \I/Aler Qualil~' Cnr1ro\ Rn:int, ;ind 11'111 hE' pa r!tally fl1nd- trl h~· lh" federAI ~n1·rn1menl. f11el 1·e~~tl can nnt p1<'k up !hi" heavy clnl.s nf fup! nil res!'mh!ing asph:il! The i'if'l\'I" boa1 r11.~t.c: lar~e bucket~ in!n lhe h.:1rd "lick~ 11nd :i~ the hucket~ :ire retriPved, they ~lr11in rhe nil frnm thP ~ei'I \1·a1er_ The "pnke~mt-n ~a y l.hry expPe! to h.:1 1'" !he rn!1re riuarter·million·~<1llnn mes.~ cleaned up for the end of the \\'eek . Th ey added th.el ir pres@nt ~I'll con· rl itinn.~ pl':rs\st. 11nn1e hl'!:iche.~ 11lnng RaJ>t Californ ia might feel the slain of the goo. San Frnncisco Police Officer Sl"in "'' Desk SA/\ FRA/\CISCO 1U r!1 -A shnli:un fi rrrl rhrnuj,!h the "l:i lk" hnll" in hull111. prNlf 2la.~.~ at A pnlire ~ration ~und11y n1s;:h! ki llerl .:1 "rr2e:inl 11nrl wnund ed a wnm;:in d1.~p<11cher. A lnt:i l nf 1R :r;hnl .~ "'Pre fire<! in 1hP loh- h1• nl rn.11!e"1rle ~t11tinn. rAu~ini:: rletec· li\'f',~ !r1 i::urmi.~P th11f 11! !r 11.~r !wn m"n marlr the ;;U.:t t'k . .:1l!hnuj,!h 1hf'.\' h11d 11 rir~rrip1inn nf nnly nne. ln :in 11rr;;wjrle r11rl in hrn11rlr:i"t , pnlir·e ~;ilrt lhP m~n thry 11re h11nt ln_s;: i~ :i Nc.11rn, ;iM11t 2fl years nlrl, Rnd we:irinJi :i "'hite tt-e-~hirL Mn~! nf th" hulle1.~ frnm A :r;\1nt.c,11n 11 nrl a !l-mm 11utnmAt ir pi"tnl u·rrt fired 1n 11n un~urcP~"ful ;:ittrmrt In hl11~t rl nwn 11 !'l('P) rlnnr 1r11rlin.11 In innrr pol ir,. ri11:i 1·tpr.~ A flrPmRn ":iirl l;:i(pr the w.1111 .:irllunrl the dnnr ''lnnked like .~"·1~s rh('f'~P " ThP 11rllm nf thP f;:it;il shn1~ "·:i~ Sci .lnhn Ynuni:. 4~. 1hl" th1rrl S;in Fr11nr1~rn pnlicem110 rh1~ vrar In h11 :i;hfll 1n tlif' lin ,. nf rlt!!.\'. iinrl th«> ~t x1 h in !ht p;:i<t IR mnn1hs . \\,,unrl rd 111 !hr "'hnulrl ,.r ;ind t:i k,.n tn ~11~~1nn En1rq:rnr1' Hn<.p1t;il w::i~ the rl1<r;itrhrr. ;\lr'< F.ll<'n 1.1pnr1 in Thrrr \\RS nnl\' nnf' nlhr1 pnl1t•r1n:in 1n lhP h111lrl1n~ ::i t !hr 11mP nf lhr 111!.:tr k anrl h1 lhP t1n1f' hr rriirhrd i'1111n ', lhl" ~rq::r;inl "II.~ df'.:td "\n r~pl:in1111nn \\'il~ g11 f'll rl>r !hf' ~nr11k 11U1ir~ nn thr i;l:i!inn wh ich 1~ s111·1·111111rlrrl nn lhrrr sirlf'~ b~· RAlhna r :irk anrl nn !he nt hf'r h.1' 11 frteWA .1'. A rh:.iptl'r nf the American Associ ation nf Rf'll r('d rersnns 1 AARP 1 has been fnrm rrl in l.a.i;:un;i Hill.~ wi!h a Leisure \\'nrld re.~ident as its presidrnt. \\' E . .Searlr 11f 2.'17·A Calle Ar<1:gon I!! hr.:trl r>r !he new ch;ipter nf lhe club, 1vhi(·h h11s a 2.7 milliC1n national mem· bC"rshi f}. The n111i11 p11rpnsr nf th P or,1!<1n1z11!1nn is In lnhhv nn heh:itf nf le1!1sl11tinn at local, ,o;lale Ann fedt-ra l leve l~ \\•hich affects r·elir·erl persons. In additi0n. thf' rl11h nffprs lifr and nut ornrihilp in.o.uranrr, travel prn,1tram.!t ;:inrl 11 rri;::1ilAr nrwslrt!er tn members Are11 rP~irlent~ nver ;,:i .\'ears of age \\·1~h1n~ mor e information cnncern1ng the nrganizalion may contact Searle at 337- 4724. Car ,,Strikes Bov - Riding Bicycle An ll-r1_gh!·yr11r·nlrl h1r,\rl1.~t wa.c: ~Hiiht· Iv 1n111rrd in Lali?,Un:i RP.:trh ~aturrl ay ;iflrrnnnn when hr ll'<'S ~tru,·k hy 11n auto. rnlire s.:11d Andrew C. (:rt>en. nf 2977 Al!;i l.a_guna Rlvd .. ~uffrrcrl l:icPratlnn,111 nn his heAd ;irirl i;cvernl hriii~r:r; .Ill~ I rr~11 1! nf lhr 5 p rn. 1111shap. H1~ mother :i rr·•Hnp;in ird hin1 in th<> .:1h11l:inct" !o !'n11rh ('n;15f (·nn1n111n11:, 1111,<.pital, "'here tir wa.~ rrr;itprl 11nrl r·eleased lr11·r ~t1g;i1 nr..-s::i1rl thr llf'r irl('n1 nc <'l!rrrrl 1n thP :\/)(l(I hlnf'k nf l\1011nta 1n View l'ri\'P \1-h«>n \hr yn11ng5!er rnrll" dn11'n 8 rln 1•r11·;:iv :inrl ~hnt (ntn th!' path llf 11n 1111tn rlr ivPn hv D::ill~s Jean Basaker. 39. nf .10.'i!I :-;est.:tl Rnarl. Thf' l.:ig una Ar11 rh Rf'rrrar1nn f)l"part· n1rnt 1.< nnu· rrg1~ter1n2 !Pam' f(lr thl! 1011 ~1 x ni;in Volle~·h;ill Le;:i1;ue . The fee 1 ~ ~l.'i pt"r tr;in1 Pr<'lrlll'f' for lhf' !r'11r(lll' \I'll) hP[!lt1 ~pp! 1:1 "1! lhr h1~h ~rhnnl hnys ' 11\·m 11·1 th !he fir<! J.!'111\f' :-<1'h"duled fnr Sep! 29 r:n1rv f01·m.~ ;:inrl f11rrher 1nfnrm::itinn m11.1· he ohl.:11nrd ;ii 11H' rie,·rr11linn f)r p:irlrnent, Iii;>.;, Cn:ist H1ghw;:iy, phnnf' 4!14·1124 l'X'I . 4 ~. The Diamond That l Napoleon Pawned THE REGENT A thuttlt ·•••k •f p.il,lct! llf1t"'l', lfl• 11'1!.,.I h c r"ll'•lll wl!h """l"t hclptd N11pel•o-hrou•h • p1w11ltreker-te t'll•ltlllh e d(c lalerthlp tn r lrH Ce111ul 111 11tt. lft 1 IOZ. lie wt rt rh• die. "'''"' I• th1 lli1r of hit '*"'d at hi1 "'""""Uy co .. ducltcl cereftalle" OI f"'IH''"'· '" '"' reu9h, th1 cl la111•"d w1lth1d 41 0 carol't. It WO\ feuftd 111 l•lll• ctltollt 1701 , lty "" 1ftdie" do¥e. At""" llM• II .... ~ ......... , 1ho ...... Pio , ..... , ......... . '"'"., '' wun.,., ,ht. 11 "''""'''"" R1 .. olutlo11· ary '""''· The HClftt It llDW '" tll1pl.., 111 !Ill L•uvre h1 ,.,,1,. WE DON 'T HAVE THE REGENT BUT WE HAVE MANY BEAUTIFUL CIA· MONOS. BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR DIAMOND, CONSULT US. OUR MOST UNUSUAL DIAM OND GUARANTEE 1002 ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM • FIND IT HERE FIRST l e Wllt11 Y•• ltuy • d!9111e11d f•tlfl u1 "'' *Ill t••''"'" th•• 11111 ....... d , •• ,,,.1 .... , 40•·. MOlf rll•• 1•• ,,1111 f•r ii ti Jt•I ....... , ltHlt. Co11 Y•• do °' wlll ol,.. "'h'" 1 COMr.t.lf. COST A MESA JEWELRY and LOAN . --· DAILY 9 to 6 1838 NEWPORT BLVD. DOWNTOWN COSTA MESA COMI IN AND UOWSI AROU~ID l PHONE 646·7741 letweett H•Mr & lrMtfw•y . . ' ,.. ' ) :.#r . ' EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE UNCONDITIONALLY GU ~RANTEEO 30 DAYS 7 7 , Laguna Beaeh ED I TION Today's Flaal N.Y. Stoek.s VOL 64 , NO. 206, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNIA MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1971 TEN CENTS Mayor Blasts Recall Action • Ill Laguna Beach By FREDERICK SCllOE~tEHL 01 t~• 0•11~ PH•! 11•11 Laguna Beach ~iayor R ich a rd Goldberg tnday was highly cr1l1cal of a recall campaign started Friday b.v Spero Janise againsl h1n1. Cnun ciJinan Edv.·ard Lorr and Peter Ostrander. "1'1y suggestion to J;in1se is if he 's g.nt some positi\'t' ideas. \1 hy doesn't he pul them to work in Laguna Beach. Why doesn't he run for the ci ty council if he thinks he can do better:'" "I'd 5ay he better ~ sure of the ground s of his cha rges. This ~ a very serious matt.er v.•hen someone brings ch;:i.r,ges against three councilmen." the mayor said Janise. 1422 Capistrano Ave ., has charg· ed tha1 (;otdbeq~. Lorr and Ostrander .. are acting ag:iinst the wishes of the peo- ple, in appealing the state's recent an· nouncemenl providing greater protection of the California coastline, minimizing or prohibiting Jree"·ays and h i g h ~·a y 1 • harmful to the environme nt. that could only benefit the vested interesu of lhe developer Irvine." Both Lorr and Ostrander said they "'ou ld nol comn1ent on Janise·s charges until they receive them by registered mail later today or Tuesday. Uirr, howe ver. said he had "several calls from people ready to go to work for me and give me alt the supporl I nttd ... The councilman indicated he would ask Tully Seymour, city attorney, to examine Janise.'s char~es and determine J1 everything is lrgal. Ostrander saul he would stand "'nn !he past record." He ndded he had nol received !hi.' formal charges and wanted time to study them. Janise further char_1:e:i; "that due to \ gross neg ligence in I their~ official duties affecting !he good order nf the con1- munity, while 1n the pursuit of the 1n· teresls of the se!eet business groups. the city of Laguna Beach has been eiposed to Lhe organized syndicatei; of crime , becoming one of the largest drug centers endangering the health and safety of our youth." .!anise said the charges. along with 11 nnlice of intention to circulate a petition , will be published Tuesda y, as required by lav•. The three councilmen wil! have 14 days in which to publish answers to lhe charges. Janise, a Used car Aalesman, said be ~ourt 1xes c 00 St1·icl~e1t 011 Grounds Pageant Chief Hospitalized By PATRICK BOYLE Ct t~t DlltJ Pllll itl tf Rela::i;ing afler the final curtain nf the geason. Pageant of the Mil."ters producer· direcl1Jr Don \\'illiiimson nr Lag una Bearh roll<1pserl Sund:iy night at the f Pstil·al of Arts grounds. Ox ygen revh·ed him. but the 57-.vear-nld veteran nf eight seasons with the shQws again lost consciousne.ss and had to be . COLLA PSES AFT ER FINALE Pageant Producer Wi lli amson Lil 's Ser vices Set CHICAGO (UPI) -Funeral ~ervices were to be held Tuesday for ja1.z p1<1n1st Lil Ha rdin Armstrong. the former wile. of ja1.z immortal Louis Armstrong. Mr~. Armstrong. an accomplished cnmposl.'r and piani st in her own riJ:!ht. died Friday while performing at an open air rnncert lribute to her ex-husband. She was 68 or .. ge Coast 1''ealller Sunny skies today and Tuesday \\•ith temperatures arnund 70 al the beaches rising to 85 inland. Lows tC1night along !.he coasl 63 and 68 inland. I NS IDE TODA l' Th' J9i1 ·72 comm1011 r11 f/1t a• ttr sco.~011 is off to nn rnr/y start with. n '1li!tf'ru1g pr(lduc- t1011 of tli t: musical .• "Onr.e firnn a ft1ottress" by th,. \Vtstmin· ster Commu11 1t y T~l'n,e r. See EntertQl'llmt>11t, Page 21 . SftU I"' 1' Cllllilflll II [~K-llt<ll UI t [ll HfliM Jl-.k [tllllC.t u C•eu_..,. u 0.tlll Ntlltto 11 D1w•t•• 11 l~tttrllt ,,.. t l •ltr111....,.,.1 H·ll "'"•~t• ft·U Nft"'JCft•' II """ l •-" 11 Ml¥1111 :rt.JI N1t1-"tl t.ltWI f•S o ...... c....... 11 ·-It l .. l. ht<~ "'•r-•h n ·U '"'"'''6" f1 l~•''" H.11 Wrlt~ff • Wl"''~'I N,..1 11 1' Wtrlcl l'UW• l·l lransportrd tn Snu1h Coast Community Hospital by amulance . 1\ hnspilfl l :<ipokesman s<1id tnday \\"illiamsnn ii; resting comfortably and 1s 1n sar isf<1ctory condition. ThP. cause of hi ~ ;ifflittinn IS nnl yet kno"·n. the spokesman nn!ed. bu1 le."1.s wilt bP run to determine if it was anything other than ft1t igue . Festival publicity directnr Sally Reeve said hi~ morning Will iamson has been "very tired " for the past few days as the 36th annu ;iJ rvent drew lo a close. She ~;iid Wil\iamSon firr;t collapsed 11t about 11 :4J p.m. wh ile leaning against an auto and listening to an artist playing the bagpipei;. Festi\'al workers and Lagun ::i Reach pnllCf' carrif'rl the prnclucer-di rectnr In a bench near the f'n!rance lo the Fe.~tiva l .c:rounds, whcrf' oxy,1:en was administered through a resuscila1 nr. ~1illi <1m son re~ained ronsciousncss <1nd slood up. ~!rs . Reeve s<1id , but colla psed immediatrl.v. The ambulance crew arrived and again admini sterf.'d oxygen tn the st ricken man. He had regained consc1ousnes5 prior lo <1rrival al the hospital. a spokesman nnfed . He is exJ>('c!erl 1n remain at !h£ hospital lnr the next fe~· da ys v.·hil e doc· tnrs examine him and run A series ol test~. Na th an Leop old Succ u1nb s; 1924 Thr ill Sla yer SAN ,JL:A!\. PR. 't.:Pl l -l'\at.han Leopold. ~·ho dro1;e a chisel into the hear! of 14-year'<!ld Bobby Franks in Chicago in l!l24 ror the thrill th<1! murder would give him anrl his pal Rirh<1 rrl Loeb. dierl Sun· d;iy night al the age of 66. still un :ihle lo forget his crime . Leopold had !Uffererl 11. ~eries of heart attacks in recent months and was in the r-.t i1nya Hn!!pillll in the Sanlurce area of San Juan when he died at 8~4J p.m. Sun- rlay. The hoi;pilal sairl an aul.opsy would be performer! !atPr tnrlay to delrmine ex· act caust. of rlea lh . Leopold spent :t.J'-1 years in an Illinois prison fnr wh<1l \\"a.~ then called the "Crime of the Century" in lhe. da ys when the century was still young and i;uperla tives wpre a way or life. He and 1 . .oeb had been 11enlenced to life, plus 119 years. Loeb was slabbed to death in prison in 19.16. Savf'rl lrnm c.xccution bv the et· lraordinary lega l ta!en~ of Cl~rence Oar- mw. Leopold "'<IS eventually p11rdoned and atnne d for hi11: crime as best he could lh rough a series of good works. Rut only last July he told UPI Corre1po"ndent f.largaret Hyman in 1 rare interview that !he crime hart and v.·ould remain with Jtim as Jong as he lived. For years following his parole from the Illinois Sta le Prl!!On at Joliet in 19.~. Leopold embarked upon 11 cour~ of humility and l'lervice tl"I manKlnd . As .. Nate." he was we lcome ln lilt governor '• palaei! and farmer's hul al ike and t0me of lh(')se he helper! regarded him as ll sainL Leopold , whot;e IQ horrltred nn thAI or .) ~enius -11 Wlll once put al 200-ch1n11· ed in hil'I final months from hi5 placid \''a~·s Md his lemper became explosive. I DllLV l"tlOf 1"11111 t• •1c~1r~ l("'~ltr A WAVE OF YOUN GSTE RS GREETS THE PRESIDENT ON HIS RE TURN FROM CATALI NA An Over·tlie-Fence H1 ndsli 1ke With Nixo n 1t 81lbo11 Yaclit Club Sunday Afternoo n Nixon Takes Catalina Trip . ~ Presicl ent l~eturns to Cle ni ente After 2 Da y s at Se u By JOHN \'ALTERZA Ct t~• 0 1lly l"llet IUtl President Nixon sel1!ed bark lo an unhurr ied office routine in S;in ('lemcn:P • 'd::i v after spending two d11 ys at sea highlighted by rousing receptions b.Y : ach\smen at Catalina and nosta lgia ;:ibout his first trip aboard the Queen 1'1ary. NnLing that every President has "his own getl!way," the Chief Executive raved 11bout his two days aboard the borrowed Newport Beach cruiser MoJo 1fter he landed at the Harbor D!partment doc.ks Sunday afU:moon. !he interlude aboa-rd thr. BS-foot vessel loaned to the President by retired busine~sman Frank Muller "gave ma time to put my problems into per&peC'· live." the President &aid Sund1y al· temoon. "But you nevpr really &el away lro m the problems." he added . "I have been reading 1 little bit of history, and going back lo the earlie&l Prr~idents I noted that each of them had to find his own p11rticular &elllway ." e then noted that the sp was his. The two-<lay cruise -the longest local boat ride by the chief executive since he bought his retreat at San Clemente Co lor T V, Stereo Stolen f rou1 Store Lagun1 Beach pollce are lnvP.lltlgating the weekend theft of a color television "nd • stereo from a Laguna Canyon ap- pli11nce 11lort. • Officers said the m11nagemenl nf Beacon Tele\'i~~n. st 775 Laguna Canyon Road. reported the two items mi11!\in11: at 10 30 a.m. Saturday Police 1et the loi:;s at ,4911. s1.<1.r1M at the B<1.lboa Bay Club Sa turdt1y mnrnin~. l.h <1ng1ng hl.!r f't1rher pl1n1s tn wa1ch !he Chare.cter Boat Parade a1 Newport, the PrP.sidenl opted fnr a Inn~ rru1se in~tead . Accompanied by clof.e friend Char!e.!r "Aehe" Rehow and '"Laugh-1.n" Prnducer Paul Keys. the President headed tor Cat<11ina Isl and. When MoJo arrived at Y.'h1te.·~ Cove - 'Oaxn Queen' Gets Sawdust Fes tival Award The '"Oa:ta QuCPn " a rivt>r boat styled booth lhal towered above the \!Iii Sa~~1dust Fes!ival 1n lAguna Beach carr lured the best booth aw11rd for lhis year's &how. A SSO award went lo the creators nf the Ooolh .Julie Weir, Nancy Decasare. Larry Bowman, Denny Finn and Da vid the Candlemaker. The five, in turn, presented th!': monty lo lht La guna Stach Free Clinic. Runners up in the booth compel itinn were the ..Med ieval Tower and Con· volutiQns -• 24-foot high free-form &teel sculpture. The tower was constructerl by Bob foster, John Alaba:sler and Art R i~ley. The fret form sttel sculpture is the work C'.'!f Hal Pas tnri\Js. Owners of both booths "'tre given m awards. MakinR the selection of the winning hooths wa~ up lo the ne:w ni (le-mlln board of dirtcl-Orl\ of lhe Sawdust : Don Wart. Jeck Ba", HarlAn Terwilliger , H11rvey Kaplan. Tom Laite, Frank Tauriello . Trar,y Mnsc11riloln. Ed Vari Dtusen Anrl Tnm RtnOOn. .. ... -· . .. "' f;i1·oritP h:iunt of mainland y;ichtsmen -thf' SP.a echne<l with hornblowing. He spent much n£ his !1me al. \Vhite's nn th e der k, waving to occupants of 81) other 1•es~c!s on the scenic cove. ~In.Jo spent the nigh t there . with the PrP.~idenf dining then retiring al 9 p.m. \\1hen the cruiser left Sunday morning !he escort toward the channel was as spirited as the arrival . \\1aler skiers f.ollowed for almost a mlle . "Y.'e've never had such All escort." Nix- on st1ld laler. "\Vhat Y.'as most fun really. was to see the bnats and what a great time everyone ~·Rs having.". The next slop on the cruise was Long Beach for a tour of the tw in harbors and a d'Juble pass by the Queen Mary. Nostalgia gripped the Pre~idenl as he tr[ed to point out the stateroom he used on his first trip to Europe In 19~7. The weekend 1t sea ended la te Sunday afternoon and !he President and guests drove from the Harbor Department docks to the Newporter Inn where A w1itin,:: helicnpte:r pick~ them up for a short flight back to San Clemente. ~Ir. Nixon resumed work today with conferences with his aides . On Tutsday he ind Elliot Richardson , .secretary Health, Education And Welfare. wlll pore · over propo~ expenditur~ In next fltc.11.I year's budgel. Heds Hij ack Vessel SEOUL rUPl) -A South Korean fishing bo<'l with JO fishermen shoard ~·R.• hij!lcked tnday by • North Kore11n patrol boat oH ea~t co;tst t1f !he Knr@an PM1lnsu l11. 111at 1nnal police headquarter~ ~rlirl. may legally start circulating petitions 21 days after the notice of intent is publish- ed. A petition must be circulated for '8ch m;in. E:ach pelitlon must have signatures nr !2 percent or the some 7,000 registered voters to ~orce a recall election. or about 8Ul signatures, Janise maintains he is conducting the recall campaign on his own, although he said he has "strong support" in the com· munity . Rules State Plait Biased F 01· Mo1ried SACRAM E~'TO I API -The California Supreme Court held today that the state'• multibillion do!l:ir school finance system is unconst itutional. In a 6-1 dec ision, the court sa id the 1ystem -based on local property taxes - discriminates against the poor . The court reasoned that children in wealthy are;is have a better chance: to gel a quality edu cation than do those who live in poor 1re1s, where lhe tu base it 1ma!l. It's a matter or lhe rich districts tuiv- Jng their cake ind eallng it. too. the court said. ·•Affl uen t districts can ... provide a high quality education for their children while pa ying lower tax es."' "Poor districts, by contrast. have no cake at a IL·· The declslon announced simultaneously in Sacramentn, San Francisco and Los Ange.Jes 11·as in the case of a lawsuit brought by a group of Los Angeles Coun- ty public school children and their parents. It was a class aclion suit against coun- ty and stale. officials. The trial court had dismissed the guit but the state hlgh court directed th • lower court tn hear the parents' con· tl.'n tions and returned the case for trial. The Clp in!on was "'ritten by Justice Ra yinond L. Sullivan. Justice r-.1arshall P'. ~lcComb dissented. Sullivan part ic ularly attacked the 56 perr en! r,f the schoo l d.lslricu· funds that come from !ocii! properl.y taxes. The state's n1ore than 1,100 schM! rlistricls get. about 35 percent in state aid amount111g In $\.6 billion and the rest from federal funds and other sources. The court said the amount a school district can spend depends largely on iWI: tax base -the amount of asse,;sed pro- perly value in the district. Tax bases range from a low of 1103 a ch ild to more than $952,000, the rulin& said. "As a practical matter. districts with sma!l tax bases ~1"mply cannot levy taxe1 at a rate sufficient to produce the revenue that more. affluent district& reap "'ith minimal -tax efforU," the court said. , There was nn imme:diate indication of how tht decision would affect the: state and the school districts~ Presumably the decision could be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court -thus delaying a finan· cial crisis in state government and in 5chool district! throughout the state. Ballots Reru],_y For Bond Vote Absentee ballots for the Sept. 14 bond election in the Saddleback College District are available from the Or1nge Coa!il Registrar of Voters through Sept 7. The proposal before voters ia a · measure for •24'.8 million to·fina.nbe further construcllon et the Mi1- aion Viejo c11mpus . Applitalion~ for absentee ballot& can be obtained at the office of the Registrar of Voters. 1119 E. Chest- nut St.. Santa An.,. i\~ailed rtr quest.! should be 11ddre11Sed to P.O. Box 11298, Sant.a Ana. 92711. -") -.1 --..... • , . .., DA.I L V PILOT se BIG WAVE POUNDS BIG ROCK IN LAGUNA BEACH Despite the Splash Wtekend Surf Was Moderate Lifeguards Get Break As Beaches Cool Off By TERR'\' COVIllE 01 ~1 0111, ~lltl lllH The wat..er was cooler. the crowds were 'ma!ler and lifeguards along the Orange Coast got their first break this weekend In a Iona:. hot summer. At most beaches the \\'ater had drop~ Prom a very 1.1·arm 72-74 degrees down to 11 101.1· as 6J degrees by Saturday. Only 516,000 "'ater "'Orshipers flocked lo the beaches over the weekend . some IQ0.000 less than the "'eekend before. Rescues "'ere few: only 206 for the 11.·eekend compared to more than 1.200 the weekend before "·hen heavy riptides plagued the coast. One area. Seal Beach. still managed lo boast of • warm water with the tern· perature slaying at 68 deg rees. A Se.al Beach lifeguard credited the area 's constant wa.rm water to th ennsl polllution from the S.n G11briel River. Jlhere se veral generating plants dump thousands of gallons of hot v.·ater into the ~ivtr daily. The surf tn Stal Beach was typical of te entire Orange Coast. running a light )ne to thrtt feet . 'The small surf has been cnmmon lhi:i1 1wnmer in San Clem ente, and slate l~guards say it has been a real gift to ~ir beach A San Clemente state lifeguard ~aid :his morning that poor crowds \!'ere uade lo look even smaller because the :>each is 50 feel bigger . "The hght surf has bttn building our ~ch a!l summer." said the lifeguard. '&ime parts 1.1·ere only 15 feet wide. now they are over 60 fet:t "·ide ·· The guard said the bt:ach had bee n get- ing small er since 1!163 because of hea1-y ourf action. but surf unde r three feet - :i•hich has been the case this summer - ~as built the beach up again !\·e""·prirt BeaC'h and Huntingt!'ln Bearh iandled the b1.1:ge~t <"n'l1.1·ds .-i s usu,111 The =11unt was 200.000 at ~e"·pnrt Beach ovl'r .he 9.'eekend "'llh 89 rescues. none ceri ou5 Huntington Bea ch had 11 crnwd cnunt of OJ:AHGI COAiT DAllY PILOT OIA'°C.;;; CO.l..JT ~U l~l~M l!.IC. COMl"A"V ll:ebor! N. W1 1d ~··• df~I """ .-Ublll"tr J.c~ J:. Cu•loy V.ct l't•1e1~1 t r.d C.tt•er11 M1"toer T1111..,11 .:,,.,.;r Edt'Or Tlie.,.11 A. M ur ci~•ft t ""•~•ol~' Ee'"'' C~1 rl•1 1-1. le111 Ric~1 ·d I'. Noll AUllll~< Mt~I,.,; [O• &f\ L. ...... le9(.~ C)fflt• 212 Faro \! ""''"~• Moili "t eddrtu: PO. l e••••. •16S! S.11 Cle111e11 .. Office JOS Nerth fl C.1 ..,i~a 11:11 !, •161? Ottler Offk.91 120,000, but only 15 rescues. Huntington Stale Beach and Bo!sa Chica State Beach recorded 50,000 visitors for the weekend and 43 rescues - all but three of those rescues were on Saturday. About 60,000 people "'ent to city and county beaches covered by Laguna Beach lifeguards. The guards on!y had to make 19 rescues as surf ran a poor one to two fe:et. San Clemente city lifeguards recnrded a total cro"'"·d of 68,000, but also had only 19 rescues . A San Clemente guard said the water 1.1·as 64 degrees. which really isn't cold, but seemed so because of 11n overnight drop from abo\·e 70 degrees. He said the water is slo"·ly \\'arming up again. The picture was a little different in Los Angeles County \\'here choppy winds capsized at le:a st 15 sailboats inside A1arina de.I Rey and scores of others \'\'ere topp]t;d by winds bet1.1·een Santa Monica and the South B11y cities. The beach 111!tndance in Los Angtles County surpassed one million, hut lifeguards still only made a little more than 250 rescues. Inland te mperaturt;s reached 90 degrees in both counties. and v.·11~ in the mid·80s alon g the coastal areas. Pat, Julie Back In W nshington Fro1n Florida \\'ASHJ1''Gl'Of\ I UPl 1 -Juhe /\"'ixon F:J~t'nho"er is rrruptr11t1ng frf'lm h!'r brnkrn tnl' at !he \\h11 P Hnu~e in \\'a ~h1n~ton . the !1r51 l11 dy s ;ude~ <l1.,rln~ N'.l Sunda,1· C-Onnie Stuart. >1 rs R1rhal"rl !\'\Jo.nn .!. st.Ari director. said .\1r.~. Nixon 11nd Julie ;irrl\'td tn tr;ish1ngton S11t.urday ar. temoon after the fir~l lady spent 11 fe11• days 1.1·!th Julie at her homt; in Allan11 c Brach. Fla , fo!ln"·ing the: m1sh11p . "She·s a young lad y 1.1·h11 reco\'er5 ver.11 raoidly," said 7'1rs Stuart. referrin~ lo Julie's accident last 1.1·ttk u•hen a steel book car1 toppled nn her left foot. crushing her toe. Sht expla1nM ~trs t\ixon lhOll.li!ht 11 ~ou!d be betle.r to lake rare of Ju!te 111 the \\'hile H1'use. rather than her 11parl · men!, upslairs O\'e r a ~11ragt. "!l's a1.1'k""ard for h!'r to .l!et arou nd ." in her knee hii;:h cast. ~l r~ Stuart. said Also. her husband 011 vid Ei senhower. Ensign. has a lol of night \\'atch duty on his shi p. USS Alb11ny But she said Juhe "1s as f111e as can be txpecled." Once More, The $64 Question CAASOr-.' CITY, Nev. IVPl l ~il!innair, H11ward Hughes is ali\'e and \.l'f'il 1n the Bah11ma Isl ands. Ori~ he'.' ''Everybnr!y 11l"·11ys :c.;i~·s Hughes is 1n l">:re!lent health ," says Gnv. ~1 !ke O'Callaghan . "Rut the y a!wa~·s Add that , H hP SPPS one nf riur people. it "·nuld bf' a lr;1umat1c f'Xper ience. Th~f:' two .l!tatl'ments dl)n'l jive," o ·ra!laJ;han is onlv the latest in a long hst or state offici11ls and citizen! "·hn h111·, questioned "'he!her the 65-year-i"ild rerluse is actually living and. if so, is he \\'"II The lalest assurances that Hughes is 1n ,:lood healrh came from two doctor~ whn ac1ed ;i,, pcrsnnal cnuriers. citrrying 11 letter 11llegedly written hy Hughes to the go vernor. The rioctnr:<., nnf' from Los Anj:!eles ;inrl the olhl'r frnrn Salt Lake Ci1_y, Ut;.ih. told the gnvern{'r they h;id erich personally sPrn Hughes \1•fth1n recent mnn!hs and that he was hralt.h\'. But O'Callaghan i;ays. "Nothing h11s been given to me I.cl justify believi ng them." The governor refused to iden11fy the physicians, but he ordered state gaming officials to verify their backgrounds. The doctors bot h repeated their sta!ement.s fn s!a1e agenL~ ;inrl .~aid an y persona l visi t bv an outsider to !ht> billionaire "'ould be t;aumat 1c fnr Hughes. "\\'h;:of~ so tr:iuma1ic ahout seeing someon!''.'" ;is ks the governor O'Callag han said he doesn 't hetieve the hand-de liver!'d letter frnm Hughes. It "'·as typewritten on plain white paper with only the sign11ture al the botlom. There were no fingerprinls attached as requested. Suspicious slate officials feel this is an Important point. Hughes was not~, whil l! In Nevada, for scribbling off scores of memos and letters to his subordinates in a hand1.1Titing th11t can bet be described as sprawling. And lt w11s always on ye.I· low legal-sized linecl paper. Stale officials are not expressing con· cern about the: health of Hughes just tn be polit!'. Thtre llre fears in government here that illness or death could touch off a power struggle ln the Hughes empire and again damage Nevada. English Second Language Plan Showing Results The San Joaq uin Element11ry Schnol Oi5triet·~ Engl ish·as-a-s~nd.Janguage program may not ha,·e met all its goals this year. But one incirlent has made lhe prnjecl all 1.1·orthwhile in the eye.~ !'If lhe: elemen- tar~· school distri<"l'S trustees. '•Twn nf ou r children confided l!'I us I hat anot her nlder brnther "'as nnt enroll· Pd in school." said !\1rs J ess, rumpau, program director. during a worksho p lasl week. "\\'e cnnt11ct.ed the parents and fnunrl a seventh grarle:r at home who had only recei\•ed instrul"Hon through lhe third grade in ~1Pxi<'(1 . "\\"t Pnrnllerl hnn 1n ii fiflh gr;irlt> rla<.s ~i!h h15 s1strr anrl hr l11 ll"r progre.<.<.rrl tn a st\rnlh li!,r11de special edu(';:iflon rlot.~s." she said · Ht's n('l1v do1n1? \"Pry wt>ll ·· r.trs. R1mpau rnthu .... iastically rlescribf"rl !hr prn.(:rl'5S nf !ht> di~lriC't'l' fir .... t f.ni::h~h a~ a SPrnnrl l<in llllfi(I' prn,l!ri11n 1F.S!.1 11h1rh npr ratPrl la..,• ~·l'ar Rt Jr\'ine S<'hnol fihr said an emph11 .<.i5 nn h111ld1nli!. f1Rren!11 I !nl~I hPlf"}erl brinR lht nn, bn1· 1ntn the .... chnol ~v~1 Pm . .. \\'e ~!rps.t; l~ngu:i~t>. 1na1b rm11t1r:)l. parent·1n1·!'ll\"Pment, .<.taff and 1nter-grn11p relationships in nur pro,li!ra m." i;.he sa id "\\'e didn 't meet (lllr objectives th1~ 1ear. bu l tht children fl1d progress·· · In the arel! nr part>nt invnlvemPnt the 111d('<. had probl ems "\\',. mu~t. 6)• la"'· h;:i1·e a parent lld· \"i~nf)' ,li!roup. Y.'e invited paren ts to ll mrrlinli!.. but nn nne camt.'" L1ndrlun!ed i;.he 11 nrl the F:SL bilin,l!ual Ride 1\·,nt to students home)) and ~·hen th, ntxt mee!in~ was rt11le<1 a high ~rccnt l!~I' nf pa rl'n\5 Crlmt Thi~ ,\·p;:i(s prn~;:im. lfllall.\' funrirrt h.v lhe s1a!t . provicled $7.377 ft1r 18 chilrlrtn. \Pxt ~·r11r ii 1.1·j1t be '>:p11ndtd tn $10.000 anrl 25 ch1ldrr.n The program "·t.IJ conlinue at Irvine Sch(l(ll in both the morning and af ternoon sessions , eeii11 Mn1· m w111 ''"' 11•..-f f,1"'9111'1 l"c~: llll Nt-rr l eu evt rd Mufttlfllle!I IMch: 1111J lat<~ l a..ll.,.1'4 Trustees Meet To11ight 0.t.llV ~Ii.OT, wl•~ wll c" 11 r:tl">~I"" '"' "'"'"''-~'••· i. ...,.1111>111 ea·• ut~•• s~ .... <illy 11'1 ....... tt •tllenl for 1. .......... (,., l'l•-1 llecfO. (M!.t. M .. 1. l<~~•l"I'•~ ... di. l"eu"''I" Vollrf, I•" ci."'"'''' c 1p111.-,,... lrNldudr, •ie-.t "''"' ""' ,...;e..,1 .. r,..., "'t"1:fM ! .,r"'"'' •l•"' i. 11 »I W..I 111 ,,.,...,, C.tt Mhl, T_,.,.._ 17141 641-4Jl1 Cl..-fftH A4..,..,tl .. 64J.J671 S.. C~ Ah o.,a rrnh: , ... ,. ........... . L..t ....... ,, •• ., ....... : , ... , ••• , 4f4·f4U c...,...1.,.1, ''"· O••,... c.n1 rve.r1"''"' Corio••"• 1'16 ,..... ........ 1t1ut•r1t~1. IPllll.,..111 ' .... 11.. "' ,.,......1.......... ~ ••• ,,. mtv 1o1 r11tr'Cll9UC:M w!t ..... I Wlf(lll ...,_ ,..IH 'tft ., (6,yrlfl>! ·-·· S..tr.d (ll H '911 ..... Id -' N~r1 l t •(fio .... Cot~ ~. Ctllfefflft. -"Aolc•l,t!WI .,.,. (.Irr!•• u u -~1111v1 •r .,.u ., 1s ,,_,,.,,/ mllltt ry •n1l,.1!leftl , 1 :ll -tMy. To Set Electio11 ·Dates Tustin Ln1nn High School lruster:s w1\I hi-Jld a special mettlng tonight to sptcify lhe amnunts and st! the dales lnr both 11 rnnstruct1nn Dond and la1 O\'t rridt t lee. !inn The mttl1n& 1s $\heduled for 7 3'J pm in th~ bt'l ollrd rMm at Tustin Hi11h Srhnol. Jlil Lag una Rn1d Schnnl off1c11tls h.tvt 1nd1rated th;it it Lax O\·t rr1dt nf about 9~ c,nts Pf'r S.103 assessed valu atinn 1.1·ou!d be ntedl'd In ,,peratl' the district i nd build up 1 re~er1·e fund Frir C'l1n ~tn1<'1 1rin nr n"11 l~r1l n i~r. within the district, officia ls aald • week Ago that Approval of about Sll mJllion In bond sales 1.1·ould be nee.tied to Jina.net 1 fi1·e year building program. Prior to approving either me11ure. lrustee:s are e.x~ted tti discuss lhe lm· )'lliClllinns nf th, ptnding split Of the. spr11wlins d1 .... tr1rt into lhrte uni fie:d ~chno\ rli~lrirl5 Tht 11'X 01·f'rridt 1.1·11! bt needed pru'lr to tht t xp1r•t1on of lhe presen1 65 t~I oveT· ridt July I. 19i2, official1. n(l!t. i oth t le:rtions llo'OUld probably bt ~thtduled ~nmt llmt !Ate Jn 1971 or ln f .\r\\' 1!172 :. .. - 0 • --· U,I Telt,1111'1 NAVY OIL SKIMMER IS TOWED THROUGH SLICK OFF DEL MAR AS CLEANUP CONTINUES Skimmers, Only Recently DevelofHd, Collect Goo •nd Pump It Aboard Tanker ---------- Second Navy Ship Joins Retired Persons Association Set In Laguna Hills Coast Ope1·atio11 Mop11p A secorKI Navy \'essel 1.1·1th 11 unique ngging went to \\'Ork Ol'er th e we,kend C"!eaning up clot.s of thic k fuel nil in the 30.mil e:-long oil slick 1.1•hich has plagued Snut.h Coast beaches for more than a "'e.ek . A vessel ri.1:11ed 1.1·ith a crane 1.1·hich Crlsts seive like buckets has Joined a ''1•;:icuum·cl eaner" bo at In the f'ffort to colle:ct the fl oating scum "'hich nnw threa!eni; hrl!l"hes from Oceanside to the l\lt>x ican harder. Snuthl"rlv currents h::r1·e i;hH!ed lhe: slick frnrii a point direcll .v nfF the Y.'es!ern \Vhite House in S:in Clemente lo the sou therly region nf the P:icific. S;in Clemente sands recei\'ed nn oil 01·er the .,.,.eekenrl. Nn"' the 1housaods flf li!.allons of thickened fuel nil are ~tainin~ heaches alnng a JO.mile slret<"h In the snuth. As the two craft work oHshnre , crews using had tools are. cleaning the sands from Carlsh11d to Ocean Bea rh near San Diego. Na vy Spnkt>sml"n s11.11 the exper1men1t1t skimmer launched from Dana Harbor over the v.·eekend !:i1 effective on the pnr· lions "·here oil l~ s!ill soft and fluid But the vacuum de vice on the harbor Council Offered $1,500 for Study A person whn h;i~ rrriur~lf'd to remain 11nonymou s hiis nffrred the La~una Beach Cit~' rnunr1I -~I.~ In ht-Ip funrl a feRsibillt.v i;.tufly nn a reg i,,nal se\1Pr plllnl ;it Ah~n Aearh. C1!\ i\1anali!."I". l..irr1 lln'"· h•l'' rr. rim. tnrnrlrr1 !hf !!1Fr hr :ipprn1 rel h1· thr cnun· <'I I \\('dnrsrl;11 n1 ch t .. ~11r11!.11lnc thr rl1\' pu1 put up thr hRl;:inre nf thi> ~1.fl()(l cn~t flf 1ht ~1url1 , Rnse <irlrlrrl th;i! 1111' rti nnrr \1 nulr1 be ll~rr1 f'~f"h1~111>ll fn r thr ~111r1\ nn dr1rlnr- rnonf nf ;i r<'C lnn::il rl;int 11l";ir All'r' Rra rh tn <.f'rl r lh" l.:ii::un11 Rr11rh. >1 nullnn - l\"1.i::url ;ind Snulh t..1µun:1 S;:in11ar·~· n1~1 r11·r ... Thi' rri::1n11;1I planl al Al l~" h;i ;.; hrr n nrrlrrrrl hy 1he rlf'i;:ional \\1111rr Qual1T.1· f"f\rl lrnl Rll;irrl. t1nrl will he pi1rl1 ally ft1nd· ('d h~· the ferler;:il µ;n1·('r11n1rt1L fut>l 1e.~.~rl r;:in nnl pH·k up lhP hea vy clots of fuel 1'11 rP1>embhni:: asphalt . Tht> sel\'P hnat rai;Ls !Rr.i::e burkrts in!n the hard slitks and 11s the buckets l!re retrieved. they strain !hi! nil From the sea \1'ater. The spnkc.o;mcn .~a.v thc.1• r xpr(·1 1n ha1 e 1he en!1re riuart.er-mllhon-gallnn mes~ cJraned up lr:ir the P.nd nf thf' week . They added th::il 1f present st;:i cnn· d 1t11'n.~ persist. snmt beaches ::i!ong B11ja California might feel the stain of !he goo. San Fra11cisco Police' Officer Slai11 at Desk S . .\N FRAf\C ISCO ! I/PI I -A shoti::un hrerl thr,,uµ;h th,. .. talk" hnl!' in hulltt· proof Ji!l:il'.~ Ill R poliC'f' :i:l 11 tinn Sunday night ki!lei1 11 5erJ:ieAnl 11nd wound ffi a wnm;:in rl isria!cher. A lot;:il of 18 shn1.~ wt>rt f1rtd in !ht> lnh. h\" nf lnglr.~ide Sta1inn, c11usln;:( de1ec· t 11e.~ tn surn11s r that at lea~! twn men 11111de 1h(' al!;ick. allhnu;:(h !hPy had a rlescnp11nn of nnly on(', 111 an ::irrriw1de r::rd1n brnadc:i.~I. p11lire i:;i td lhe n1;;rn lhc y :ire. hunting L~ a Ne~rn. ;;i bout 20 yct1rs old. <111d "'e;iring ;i wh it e tee-shirt. ~l ost 11f lht> h1illrls friirn ;i ~linlgun and a !l·mrTI aulnm;:itic pislot were firer! Jn an un.~uccessful rll!cmpt 10 b\;ist dn"·n A sterl dnor leadin;:( \,, inner police Quar1Prs. A fireman !lairt l::iter !he 1.1·all arn11nd the door ''looked li ke s1.1·1ss cht>P~e. ·· Thr 1·1<'1!111 nf !hi' l:i1ii! ~hn1~ 11·;:1~ ~i::I .tnhn Ynunl!. 4:i. the !h1rd ~<in Fr;ifl('J~cn pnh<"em11n this .1·r;:i r 10 hr •hnt Hl !he hne nf rl t11\", ;ind !he !ll)(th 1n !ht> p;a<.t Ill rnon lh• \\'nunrlrrl 1n lhe ~hnulrlrr :i111t !ll~"n to i\11~sinn En1rr,l!Pn{'\' ll!'l~p1t::il "•;:i5 lhe. ct1 ~p;11fhrr . I\lr~ ~:ll rn l.1rnf'\. :tfl Thrn• 11a.• 1'nl.1 nnr nthrr pnl11·1'1n:i n 111 !hr hu ilrl tlll! ii t the time of 1ht> iii tack anrl 111· lhr !11111' hP rcachl'r1 YollnJ: lhP sf.ri::f':int 11 :i.• dead . .'\n rX"pl11nat1on 11;1<; 11.11·rn fnr the snea k ;iTt:irk nn !he .<;l;:il1nn 11h1rh I• ~urrn11nclt>r1 nn lhree sides hy B;:ilhfia Pa1·k <ind nn the nlher by a frec11·ay. A chapter nf the Ameril'lln Association fll Rrtired l'errons iAAilr1 has been fnrn irri in Lagun;i Hill~ with a Le i~ure \\'nrld resident as its preside.nl. \\I. E. Sea rle of 257-A Calle Ar11gnn ts hr;:id nr the new chapter nf the club, wh1<"11 has a 2.7 million nat1nnal me.m - bership. Ttie m:iin p111·rnse nf 1ht> nl'gan iza11on is tn lobby on behalf of legislation al local , state and fede1·aJ levels 1.1'hich affects ret irt>fl prrsnns. In ;;irlditinn . the f·111 b 0ffers life and Rulnn1nhlle insurance. !1"a1·rl p1·ngr~m~ anr1 a regular ne.w.~le!ltr teo mem b!':rs. ArPa rri;.idents nver as .v~ars of age \\'t5hing m0re infnrm;:it1on conl"f"rning the organizat inn may contact Searle at 837· 4724. Car ~trikes Bov ' Riding Bic ycle An R·ei;:(hl ·year-old bicycli5t "'".!; slight· tr injured in L;igun11 Be11 ch Saturda.y ar1ernMn "'hen he "'RS struck by an auto. Polic e. said Andrew C. Green. nf 2977 /\lt;i Laguna Hl\'d,, su ffe red l;:icerationl'I nn his lir;1rl and se\ era I bruises .11.~ 1 rrsult nf 1hc a p.1n. 1n1~hap. Ii i~ mother arcnn1pan 11'd hin1 in the ah11l ance 11"1 S1111th Cnast Cnn1 111u11i1y llo~pit;il, where hP was rre;i!ed <infl released. ln1·eslii.t;:i111rs ~<iirl the eicc1den! nr· rurrrd In the .10(l(l block of l\.1nun1a in View !'ln1·p 11chen the youn,l!s!er rride down a dr11·e"·ay .<\nd i;.hn!. in!n the path nf ~n au!n driren by Dallas Jean Basaker. 39, of 3059 fo;estal Road. \'ulleyhall League Form inµ: . 111 The Ll!J;tuna Bel!C'h Rt>rrPat 1on OeplJ..rl. rnent i.~ nn"· reg1slerln11: team~ fnr lhe 1!171 S1x·m<in \"nlleyh All Leag11e. Tht fH 1< S.1~ prr tcan1 . Prrirtic·e fflr the !ra,1:11e 1.1·111 be;:(1n Sept. 1~ ill (hr h1i:?h J".("hnnl hoys· ,1:ym wllh the fir~\ g;in11> ~c:lird11lrd fnr SPrit 2~ F:ntrv fnr111~ and fur ther 1nforn1 at1nn ma.I' be nh!a inrrl A! (he Rrcrration Orp.11 rtment., li5 ."J. Coa~t Highw11y, phone 49 4·!124 t.xl . 4.1 The Diamond That Napoleon Pawne~ THE REGENT A 1h11ttlt -c6ck •f ,..iltlcel hht..,-, th• ...... , II r rM ltfll with l111•l11t h•lptd Nepel..,11-1hro111h • p•w11l1r•k•r-t• "telill11t • d lctett•slitp 01 f lrot Co1t111I 111 17f•. 111 1102:, hi wert th. die· 111•11d 1,. thl ltllt ef hit 1w•rd .t hi• pene,.elly ct11d11ctH C•r•11flflt11 " (111,.r6r. 111 lht re119lt, I'll• dh11111011d w•lth•d •10 c••"'· 11 •et '"""d 111 lttdl• •••vt 1701, o., •• l11dle11 •I•••· J.1 0111 tl1111 It Wet ew11e• b'( Tlt1111 .. Pitt, ••tat-q,,11111• f8'fhtr •f w1111-l'IH, •f A111trl1e11 "'"'''"''••· .,., fe1111. Th• ,, ... h 11tw •11 tl ltpliry et tltt l'""' I• PoKll. WE DON 'T HAVE THE REGENT BUT WE HAVE MANY BEAUTIFUL DIA· MONOS. BEFORE YOlf BUY YOUR DIAMOND,. CONSULT US. OUR MOST UNUSUAL DIAMOND GUARANTEE 1002 ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM • FIND IT HERE FIRST e Wh111 Y•• liwy • tllt111011d l1e111 •l w• wJll '"'''"'" thet dl•111e11ll I• •PP••IM et 110 ~~ MOit( th•11 yet peld fer It er ye•r 111•11•1 Otck. Ce11 Y•• d• 81 wtll .i- wlltrt 7 COMl'AJ:I. COST A MESA JEWELRY and LOAN OAILY 9 to 6 1838 NEWPORT BLVD. DOWNTOWN COSTA MISA ·~ J COME IN AND IROWS( A~OUND I PHONE 646·7741 l•tweM H•ber & lroadway f EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE UNCONDITIONALLY CU~RANTEEO 30 DAYS --- .. Salt ~lemente Capistrano EDITION VOL 6~, N"l!r.o6, 3 SECTIOt36 PAGES * • • r1 I er 0 Cl.eH1e11te /Jl111·de1• Exhumation Set Early This Week The rli:i;.inLcrn1e111 of thP body nf Connie Lynn Johnson -m1irdPred more than a rear af:ln in her San Clemente apartn1ent -will take place in a small to 11·n 10 Court Rule~ Sc hool Tax No t Legal SACR:\1Vl£:;NTO 11'\P I -The Cal1frwnit1 Supreme Co ui·t held tod;i y th;it !he st;itr's n1ultihillion doll11r sch11nl finanf'e svstc1n Is uncon.~t1tu!ion;il. · In ::i fi.J dccisirin. the «ourl 1''1irl !he l,\"Slern -based On l()(';il proper!,\ laxes - d1s("r1n11n;1les ag;iinst lhe ponr Thp cnurl rc:i.o;nned th:i1 children 1n 11 e;ilth.v .:1re;is h;i1·e ;i hrner ch;ince lo Cr! ::i ri11alil\" erl ur;i!1nn !han r!n lhnsr 11hn l11e 10 f)<"l!)f ;ireas. 11•here 1he 1;ix h;ise 1s 11n11ll. It '.~ a n1arrcr nr lhl' rich r!1o;tr1ct:; h;iv. 111~ 1hcir cake ;ind eatinj.! 11. too, th<' C(llJrt ~;11rl ··Affluen! d 1~!nrl~ «:in ... prn1·1rle a h11::h quality educ;i!lnn lnr !heir children 11 hile pa,v1n,c ln11·er laxe~." "Poor cl1slnrt:i;.-, by contr.:1st, ha ve no rakP al ::ill." The decistnn announced sin1ultanenus!v 111 S;tcramr nLo. S;in Franciscn anr! Lr;s An gr lr:i;. 11·;is in the casP or ::i l:iw.~ult hrouch1 hy ;i urnup nf Ln.~ AngpJrs Cn1111· Iv p11hhc schoo l children and their pal"ents. 11 w;:i.~ ;i rl;is:;: ::ir!1nn sui! n,1:a1nsl r·o11n· l,v ::tnrt :r;.f;itf' nffir1::il:;:. Thr tn;il cnurl h;id r!ismis,rd lhr ~11it h11t 111,. .~t;:ilf' hii:oh ('nurt fllrrc'terl 1he ln1.1·rr rnurt tn he:ir lhr p;:irrnts' rf)n· len 11 nns i'!nd rrturned t.hr c;:ise lnr tri;:il T))r np1n1nn 11·;iC\ v.•rittrn hv .Ju:<t1f'f' l~;:11n1nnd L S11!1i1t1n .. fu:r;.t1re ~l<ir:<hall f . hl rCnn1h rll i:i:rntrrl Su!l1\'<in p;i rfrr11l;:irh· atl;if'kl'rl 1h(' !>Ii r"rf"rnt r.{ th<> !'Chon! rilS{l'l('f,~· funrl:i;. !hat cnr11(' frnrn fnc:il proprrt1 l.:t\f'~ ThP t-t;:i 1p'i:: mnre th;io 1.lflO Sf'hoo:il rh~lrrf'll' ,err <1l)fll1t '.:!i pt>rrrnl 1n .:ct;ilp ;i1d .in1n11nt1n.c tn $.1 Ii bil11nn i1nd !hp reC\I frn•n f('rlf'ral f11n,1i: ;JOr1 o!hrr ~nurrr~ . Thr rn11r! :<:11r! !hr :1n1nunt ;i srhnnl fl1.<tr1r1 r;in 1'perH1 rlrpr nri:< l:ir,e r!I· nn 11$ !.l\ h;i~r -thr ;i mnunt nl ilC\.<f'l':<rd prl')· rrr1 1· I i!lllr 10 lhr ril'dl"lf'I T;ix h.~~r~ r,1ni:r frn1n ;i lr•v. nf ~11'1.l ;i rh•lrl !n m0rr fh;in s~.i2.fl()(). 1hr ruling ~a1rl ·.~~a rr;irt11·a1 m;.illrr. rl1.~t nrts 111th i::ni;:il! !.'l~ ha~r.~ .<1n111h· r;111nfl! lr1·1• i.1xr< .11 ;i l'i"llP :r;.11ff1r1rnt tn prndure lhP r~1·pn1H:·,1~,1t 1nnre afflurn1 d1strir1:r;. r(';ip tl'1th m1n1m11J !::ix effnrt:<." !he rnurt ~a1rl. There \.\':l.S no inHncrl1atr inrhcat1nn nf linw I.he d1>r1 s1nn \.\'OUi rl .:1Her1 thr :<t;itr ;inrl the srhnol rl1.~!r1r!.~. Prel'ium;ihl \' lhP ~eri~inn rnuld hf' appc;ilrd tn thl', l's. -.cUpre1ne Cnurl -thus rlel1tvi11.1? a fin an- ri;il crisi.~ in sl::ite ,1?nvrrnment :i.nrl in .i;rhonJ districls !hrou,1?hout the st:ire. Orange Coast lt·ealher Sunny skirs today 11nd TuPsd:i.v \l'ilh trmperatures around 70 al thr hr:iche.~ rising t.n 11;, in!anrl. l,nws tnni~hl ;iJnng th r coast fi3 and 68 Inland. INSIJJE TODAY Tl1r 1!171 ·72 rn1nn1u 11i r ~ r/1et1 · Irr .~rn.~tHL 1.~ nf( rn n1~ r nrlu .~rnrr tf!llJ n 9/il/rrn1ri prnrl11c- t1011 fl( th r mr1.~1ca/ "011rr firnu n /\lnt1rr.~~ .. by /h r \\'r .~tmni· $rrr ('nmnPrniru Thrnlrr, Set F.nlrrtn11nnrnl, Pnpr 21 . 11 ....... " ••• l •"O'" " c .i11 ....... " M•wlot ,.,. C"K~~ Uf • "IU .. Jl•T -.~ "' C•••lo!I~ )t•M O••ftt• (lttlftl~ " C•"'fct " SKrt1 l).11 ("''"''"'" " S•o.c-M o•~tl\ JIU °'"'~ "ltll('' " T•••whl"" " D••o<t•• " "······· 1ft·I' '"'"'""' •••• • W•Ol~o• • f:•!•rll<Jl,.,I M ~ .. w ........ , .. .... ,, " ,. ........ n.u w., .. ..... , "' "''"""' " ·-· ~--~- f..1lch1i:;;in rar!y this "'eek. Districl At· torne~··s inrps!ig;iLors said Inda~'· The l'Xhurnarinn -nrdered by an (lr::i ngr Cnuoty (.'nurl -will come 111 rime for the start nf the murder tri11I Wed· 11esrt1t.v 1n ll'hich the ll'nman's young hus· baud 1.~ the defend;inl. It 11·a:< learned Frid;iy th;i l lhP ex- hu1n;it111n was nrclerPd t(I allo11• the !;ikin~ nf lingrrpnnrs ~·h1ch ;ire critical t.o one point Qf evidence in !he !rial nf M;irlc Alan .Johnson. 20. ;i handsome, lanky ~larine lance c:nrpnral. A pil!n~·C'ase assertcdly fn11nd 11t the n1urder scene (tr;ipt>rl O\'er h1:r;. dead wife'~ fare he::irs f1ngerprin1s , and thr ;ipp;irent inl C'nL nf the prnbr 1s tn nbt.ain samples of ~·!rs. Jnhnsnn·s fingerprint.~. The .vnung de fC'nd an1. alnni.:: wi!h hi~ slain vdfe ·.~ parer1Ls, consented to !he !unrt1nn, ()ne f'nnd1!1nn hnpnser'I h~· .lnhnson":i; law ver. hnwel'cr. is thnt nn dl'lavs should 1·e.~1;lt 1n the st;irt of the !rial 1TI Orange Cnunt.v Superinr Court In ;:in ::if11d::i1·1L f1lrr! hi' As.~1st;int Oislri<'l Attorney ~11ch11rl C::ipp1z~.1 - 11 h11 .~nui::h1 and 11•nn !he exhum;:it1nn nrclrr -the intent nf the funcl1nn 1.~ 1n prn1 e ii prn~rcu!tnn pn1nl. Nn rn~1f!l'C 1dent1f1catinn nf !he f1n,gerpr1nls h.::i.~ been madt>. bul snurres 1ndic;i!P thP prn- srcutinn belie1•es them to bf: th t hu~b.::inrfs. ThP l hree·n1nnl hs-prr~n;:int hnu:ri.('\\'1f~ \.\'<1:<: fatally st;ihberl \.\'l!h 11 mitit11 ry·t.vpe knife and hea!en severely ...,·i!h a woorlen stool as she lay nn the hcd nf 11 tin.v :<:llidin ;ip:irlment ne;ir the S;in Clemente pier arr;i 1n 1he l>Ummrr nr 1970 Her husb;ind first notifi ed pnl lc.:e of !he rl1~cnverv nr lhe bodv more than 2~ hn1 11·s af1er he .left lhr ;ip::i.rtmrn1 for fZ.Uil rd du- tv ;it 1hr t.!::ir·ine Helicnpfer F';iciH1v in .Sant.a An.::i. nff1«ers s;iid ;i! !he tir11e. · Off1rer:r;. ciunted the t.1;:innr ;i.~ 1''1\'ln~ hP left h1:< wife iil11'P al d;i v1n. drov.e tn S;int ;:i An;i. ttirn relurenrrl hnnlP mnre than ;i rlay l<iter <1nrl fnunrt her .~l<11n .lnhn:r;.nn 11•,:is arres1erl i1 \'Par rn lhl' r!;:iv a/1er thr hnmir1d P ;if1rr. he 1·0!untarilv :ipf)f'::irf'ft ::it San rlemen1r pnlicp hpad· quarler:<: fnr r!1:r;.e11:r;.~1n11.~ 11•Jth rlf'!Pf'lll'l':ri. ln1·l's1 1g::if!nn nf the r;i~p inrlur!Pti n1nnth~ nl 11·nrk 1'>1• )nr;il 'l ff iccrs. plu~ hr;i11 .'l:<s1st.inre nf m1titarv and D1~trict l'!.ttnfney's 1n1 est1gatnrs. · BulJet Sllikcs ~l arin c Private A (';irr1p rrndlr1nn t.1;ir1nr ..... ::i.~ shnt in !hr hc;irl S1111rl i1y .<111d ;in Ar!r:r;.i;i 1n11!h i.~ hrlng hrlrl 1n Or;ingr r:n11nt:-i 1;iil i1 S the rrsult. nf thr incidcn1 11•h1ch ncrurred in a (":J f nn lhe Siln 11iegn Frcew;:i,v. ne;ir the A1'rr.v r.:1rkw::i_1· nffr11n1p . The :<:hrr1ff":i; nffirr :i;.;iid Pvt. Sanlo~ L::i rgard;i, Ji. 1.~ In s;i1isfactnry co ndition in !he 0r::inJ?r Cnur.rv :O.·ledir;il Center F.fran Perez. 111. \1·;is iai!Pd on charges ,.., suspirinn of ::issault. ~·i1h a deadly 11•e.:1pon nr1)11lir!I s;iid L;ir1?:::ird;i , Pcrrz and two nt her \1anne.~ 11·ere riding in the r;ir Sun. &!y llOOn nn the frrl'way \.\•hen a ;1:un went nff ~rnd1n.1?; ;i bullet ricnc.heling nfl L.1rf?<ird;i'~ he;irl :i.nd into .:1 rtoor. The two other il-1:1.rineJ;, Ramon Sanchrz an<i .Jn:r;.f! Trujilln. hnlh nf Camp Pendlelon were released after ques- t1on1ng. OA•l y P'llOl ,.~ ••• b• llld•••O Kotnle• A WA VE OF YOUNGSTERS GREETS THE PRESIDENT ON HIS RETURN FROM CATALINA An Over-the-Fence H•nd1M•ke With Nixon •I Balboa Bay Club Sunday Aft ernoon Nixon Takes Catalina Trip President R etnrns t.o Cle 111ente After 2 Doys al Sea B.1' .IOH:"' VA l.T EnZA 01 lftf O•ny """! St•fl Prr.~ir!ent ;-.·1xnn srt\trd h.:irk In <1n 11nh11rrirr! nf11r.r rnu!1np in S;in Clf'rnPri1e t··d;i1· after .~pcnrling f11·n rl;i_I'.~ ;if se a highlighted hy musing rPcep1i<111~ hv .1:.1·hfsn1cn ::ii Ca!ahn;i ::inr! nosl;ilg1;i .:1h11u t his fir st trip ilboard the Quren \l~r~-. \0t1ni: th~1 r1 ,.r~' rr,,~1d rnt h::i~ hi~ n\1 1\ gr1;H1::i.I'." lhr fh1rf E>:t'<·u1J1e ra1·rr! ;ihnut lus fwn d;i,1 ~ ahrl;irrt !hr hrlrrn11 P<i \"r11 pnr1 Rr11 rh rrui~er ,\ln.l'I ;iftrr he l::inrlrd at !hp Hrtrhnr [)rp;irtmenl d()('ks :-.u11<l;:iv aflcrnoon Thr 1n1f'rlurle ahn;irrl !hr 3.')·fon1 \r~~rl \n;.inf'rl tn !liP rrf"!:r;1rll'n1 hv rPt1rer! bus1nr~ .. m;:in Fr:ink ;\1u ller "~;11" mP Bollots R e<1d y • For Bond JI ole Ab~enlee b<lllo ls for Uie Srp1. 1·1 bond election in the Saddleback [,.nllegP Distrir1. ;ire av;iil;ihlP: from the Orange \.oasl Registrar of Vot~r.!i through Sept. 7 The prnpns;il before \'Olers i:i; ii rneilSUrt for 524.11 million lo finance further construction at rhe ~11s· sinn Vie.Jn campus. Applications for ::ihsenl.re ballot~ can be nbWined al lhe office Qf the Registrar of Voters. 111!1 E. Che:i;.t. nut St., S;inta An;i. MililC'd re- quests should be addressed tn P.O. Box 112!18. Santa Ana, 92711. 11n1!' tn put my problen1<. inln rrr:>per- lil'P ... the J~residcnl ..,;:i1d Sund:.iy flf· !crnMn. "But ynu nr1·r r rrally get away frnn1 lhe prnblcrn~:· he added. "I ha1·e bern re:irlini: a h1!le bi! of h1stnr~· anrl gn1n,1:" h;if'k to !hf' earl1e~! rrr•idrn1~ r nnlrrl th.::i! r;irh n/ thrm had to find hts n11n par!1rulilr grl<il'il) " H" lhcn nn!ert !ha1 rhr •ra "'a~ his. Thr 11\·n-rfa~-rnll<>r -thP l"ncr~! lnr;il fln;il ridr hv thr r·h1rf r\r<'11111•p ~!Or" hr hou.chl hie; f('1!('?1 fl ! s.1n f,}f•mrn!r -· ~1;1rt1·rl al !he Balboa Bay Cluh S;i1urd;iy mnrn1ni,:. t'b;11n:111;:: h1~ r;irl1rr plan• In 1\'<ilrh thP Ch;H?.c!rr Ro;1t rarar!r ;ii ;\r11prirt. !hf' J'rr.~11lrn1 nptrrl fl\r q, l11nc rru1..,r 1n.~1r:id . Arcnmranterl bv r·lnsP frirnrl Ch;irlr~ ''Brbr·· Reb<izn 11nd "L:1u;:::h·ln " rrnrlurrr P;i11I l\r.1·.~. lhr rrr.~1dcnl hr:at!ed lnr Ca1;rtiltia Island. \Vh!'n MoJn ;irrivcrl at \Vh1!r.."s r:nvr - "' (;ivnrllr h;iun1 or ma1nl;i11d \ilth!.s1nen -1hr sea erhnPd v.•ith hornbl~win£'. Hr :r;prnl much nl hi~ lime 111 V.1h1tr ·~ nn thr drck, wa vin,:: to orcu panls of 80 othrr vc:r;.scl:r; on the scenir cove. ~1n.Jo l'Pf'nt lhe night thr.rr. 1.1•1th the Prel'idenL dining I.hen retiring at !I p.m \\'hrn !hr rrui:i;.er ll'fl Sunda;.> mflrn1ng thr c.~cort toward the channel 1.1·as 11s spiri!ed al' the arriv11I. \\'at.e r skiers follo~·ed for almost :i mile "\\l,.·ve never had such an escort." :\'1x- on ~::iid later. "\Vhal was mnst fun really. v.•ns to see lh~ l)(l;il:i;. .11ld 11·h;it a grrat ll111r everynnf' l\'ilS fi,11 ·111i;: ., Thr nrxl. l'l"fl nn the cru1sp wa.<; Lon~ Rr;:ich for .i lour nl lhe 11v1n harbors and a dnuhle pass by the Queen f..l;iry. :'\nslalJ:la ,::npperl lhr Pres1denl a:r;. hr. !l'lrd tn pn1nr oul lhP .!il;iternnm he used nn h11' flr.~t trip 1.n £uropr in 1!1~7 l 'hr 11('rkl'nrl ;it <;('.1 Pndrd latr Sunrlav .ii It rnnon and thP: Prcsidcnl :ind ,e:uest::; drn1 r frnn1 !hr H;irhnr Dl'p;irtmenl dock~ In !he :'-.c11•pnrtrr lnn where a 11·a11111.i.; hrllrnptcr pie krr! lhcm up lnr a i;hnrl flu.:ht b<ii'I.. tn S;i11 Clc111cntr ~Ir. ;\ixnn 1r!-.Un1l'rl work lnd::iv V.'llh fnnfcrrn<'C'" 11·11h h1~ ;i1rlr ~ f)n Titr~d;iy hr :inr! Ell1n! 1l1rh;irrl.~nn. .~f'Crrti'lr \' llr;illh. ~;c1ur,1l1nn ;1nd \\'clf::ire. will pnrr n1 rr proirn~rd expenditures 1n nexl fiscal yPar ·.!i budget. Action Citizen s Co11111ult cc Set In ,Dana Point Thf! l)an;i PQinl Citizens for Art1nn h;i vr formed commillf'CS to study pro· blC'111s effecting lhP arra. Thl' new i;:rnup, ~·hich wa:r;. organized l.o rstablish local p;nvcrnmcnl in Dana Pnint, h;i:i;. singlcfl oul the issues Qf local ,envrrnrnen1. 1.nning and variances, r:1ci/ir Cons! free.,.,'ay roulinp;. and Coast H i~h11·11y widening a:r;. the main areai; ot ("{lnrern 'Town Hall' Meet Slated Thoma!' B r.l c:Cutchcn . vice pre:r;.idrnt and :i;.pnkc:r;.n1;in fnr lhe group. ~aid an al- lnmey i:r;. hr1ng rel;iined and e-0mmit tee rh:iirtn('n ha~·e hcen i!ppnin!f'rt ~1cCu trhrn s:i.id th,:i t althnugh nn lei,:,::il l1::i l!le.~ are in view ;it lhis time. the bnard br!ievPs an illlnrney will be useful in an advi~ory capacil.v and r11n ;iid me1nbcrs H fhr~· vnlP ln support inr!ivirlu;iL~ fighling indiscriminate toning variances granted OJl the county level. Copo Annexc1tion Study Schedulecl for Discussion A "town hall" mretini;: l.n discuss the pr,..~ ;ind cons of 11nne.s:inR Capistrano Beach Rnd Dan;i Point In San Juan C:tpistnulfl 11•ill be he.Id lnn 1,1!hl 111 7 n'rll'ICk in Thr S11 n .Juan Cilv H11ll. ThP purpnse nf !ht> meeliriR i:i;. twnfl'!lrl · to discuss th(' pll'l.nninR comm iss1on ·s rC'CnmmendJ11tlnn In prnc;~ wilh :i.n· nrxation. and tn informa!l.v di.~cu~.~ w1th 1n!ere:r;.ted person~ the f'ffer.I nf an· nrx;:it inn Cit! ?llan;i_gf'r Dnnald r.. \Vrirlner ~;iid I.he m!"l~t siJ:..nificanl P1Pmrn l!> of lhP in· depth profeSsional slurly on snnexa!lon __ ......... _ will h::tve been reviewed and prcse.nl.erl In cil\' slaff members before the meel1ng . Preliminary information hal' bf'rn l'!a lh ercd on the exi.~1ing tax rate~ ;inrl th,. identifica tion of 11rea~ whrre !h!')' can be mod ified . Weidner :i;.aid l'nme infnrmitllnn will hi> ;it•:illable. on a!ten1ate mrthnd.~ nf elrr- linJit cit.y offici;ils ::tnd whit! city :i;.erv1ct'S 1•1111 ld be cx lcndf'rl and whrn Hr r::111- li<inerl. hn\.l'l"l'Pr. th;:il !hr final /iitud v Wiii no! he eomnletrcl for ;innlhrr !wn .... -eek.~. ~st ~·rek lhr planning rnmm1ss.in n vnted 3-2 tn rP.crimmend annPxing thr. two rnsistal comn1unities The planners made ' !hl'tr recommendal!on c.:ontingenl C'n I.he in-<lrpth study, AuthorPd by CommiS.'iion Chairm;:o11 .Jerry G::1Hnr.v, the mn tio n sr.;ited the .~lud,I' mu~l show that ann('x;:i linn v.·n11 lrl be for lhP f'COMmlc 1trn1 :iesthltir hf'ncfit nf all thrf'f' rommunitie:r;.: there would he no loss nr lrle:nlilips : 11nd p;ach 11rell wnuld h;i1·r Rn equal vn1ce. \'otin,e nn w;i~ Commissinnrr Oi:irt"" i\11rn -who favnr~ hPlping the l\\'I') rnn1· mun11ir:~ lnrorpnrR!I" as 11 ne~· city -and Cnmm l:i;.~lonc.r Ca r<>I Heim . who be!ieve:r;. 11nncxRtion to be too costly. Chapla in Succumbs NE\\' ROCHELLE, N Y. IArl ~11:r;.i;:r .Ja111r:r;. .J HalliRan whn .served as chaplain tor lhe ramous "Lost Bal!ali0n" nf Wnrld \V11r I. dird .Sunday In Ne111 Rochelle Hn:i;.pflal Rffer ~ufrrrln.it an ap· p,::irrnl hrart llllack. Hr wR.s R.'i. r..1 ~,l!r , l!<1l!li,?;in \""~ p,:i:i;.for nr tht Roma n C;ithnl1c r.hurch of lhf' Holy Name h<'re fron1 Its tledication in IB30 to his retlrement lllst yc::ir, , Today's Final N.Y. Stocks TEN CENTS • 1es 1924 'C1·ime Recalled SAN JLAN, P.R. (L:PI ) -Nathan Lenpnkl. who drove a chi~el in to the head of 14-yrilr·nld Bobby Franks in Chicago in 1!124 fnr 1hl' lhril! that murder would give hin1 and his pal Richard Loe b, died Sun- day night ;11 the age of 66, st.ill unable to forget his crime. Leopold h;irt surrered 11 series of heart 11Uack11 in recent months and 11•as in the Min1~·a 1-!o.~pita! in thP San lurce area n( San Juan whrn he died at 8:45 p.m. Sun- <iay. The ho.~pital ~;itrl an autopsy would he performed lall'r today to dctrmine ex· act f'ausr nf Orath . Leopold ~pent 3J 1-: years in an Illinois prison fnr 11·t1ilt w;i.~ then called the "Crime nf the Century" in thP days when !hr f'entury ~·as :r;.till young and i-11perlat ivr~ "''ere a w;i,v of life. He and Loc h harl been .~cnlcn("rrl to life. plus 99 ~1r.ars . Lnrh was s1abbcd tn death in prison in \!!:Iii ~;i1•rrl frnn1 Pxrrution by the ex- !r;inrdin!lry lrg.1! talrn[.o; nf Cl3rcncP Oar- rn11'. Lcnl)Old 11•11s el'entualty pardon!"d ;ind atnnrd for his crime a.o; hf'sl he could thrnu~h ;i seric:r;. nf gnnr! wnrks, But onl:f J::i :i;.t .lul~· he tn!rt LP! Correspondent t>.far~;:irrL Hvm:m in :i. rare interview !ha t 111.;o rriml' h11d ::inrl \vnuld remain with him as Inn,:: a:i;. he li1·er!. Fnr ye;ir:r;. fol1011·1ng his parole from th e. Illinois St;ite Prisnn at Joliet in 19511, LPnpnld embarkl'rl upon a rnur.se of humility an<! srr1·irfl tn mankind . A.t "N;ite" he v.·as welcome in the govern or's palace anrl f11 rn1er 's hur alike and some nr t.hose he helped regarded him as 1 saint. Leopnld. 11·hnl'P IQ borOerr cl on !h;il o{ 11 gPnlu.~ -ii \I'll$ nnrl' puL aL 200<hang- rd 111 his final month/ii from hi!! placid 11·a,vs ;:o.nd hi~ trmper became l'xplosive. HP..rtrnvp hi.!i t;"tr fa:r;.t ::tnd ~nmctimes !'r· riltically anrl he hccame preoccupied wilh n1nnp_v, hnpin,c::: his :r;.t;irring role in a rlnr:umentary film 11•ould open a new career. Hi:i;. assO('ia t c.~ said he had never really fn11nd prare. 1haL hP h;id npv er made the adJu:i;.tment !n civilian hfe aft.er 3J~ ... r;ir:r;. in pt·i.~nn and that not e1·en !l late n1::irnage could make him forge!. lhe- pa~! Lrnpn!r! arrived in PnPrl.o Riro ln 1!153 <'!nrt 1n 1~J he marnerl i\1r:<:. Trudi Garcia Oe Quel"adn, the u·1rlow of a San Juan <intlnr. :i.fler R rnn1;i nC'{' 1n "'hich the rab- h1 of thrtr .'i~'n'!li!Og"ur pl;iyed cupid. Sh~ µ<tvl' up :i. lurrativP nori~1 business and thcv made a lrngth.v I.rip to E:urope, .\fr1ra and As1;i in l!tfiJ. so hP could con· t11111r h1~ stud1c~ of p;iras ites and the rntsrrv lhry 1nfl1c!rr! nn the hum:in race. l,()rb. !R, anrt LrnroJd, !fl ..... ·ere twl'I hri11ian1 ur;prr 1n1r!rllr rl;:i s.; J;nf\'rrsity of f'hic:Jl!n :<tudrnls whfn lh e,v sr! nut ~1.:>V 71. lrfZ4, tn cri mmit. !hr Pf'l"fPrt. rrime in 11 h.:11 was lo be k:nown as a murder for lhr ill~. Al:; p.m. when Uobbv franks, .~on of 1 Ch1G<1'1n n111l1nn::i1re. emerged from a pn1·:i te srhnnl thev lnrert him into their r<ir ;inrl rlrol'P tn thP ~ubu rhs where thrv rfr()~·e 1hr chisel into his hc:id and rl11mped his nude bnrly in a ditch. Th"V rlrmandcd $10.()00 r<insnm thnuch both mrn camr from we;il1hv fan1ilies and neithrr neerlcri the mone,Y. It 11·as nn1 the perfect crime -a pair nr ~pectactes found with the OOdy were lt'aced In Leopold. He and Loeb were in· dictPd and trierl. The prosecutor demand· I'd thp dc111h penall y. but Darrow. fresh frnn1 his defense in thr Da.vton, Tf'nn .· ScnJ)Cs trial, was retained to defend lhrrn. "\Vh;it blind crurl for ces drnve these bnvs lo their terrible cr1me:s7" Darrow askPd, The jury had nn answer. bu! the riurstion raised the shar!nw nf a doubt and both PScaoed the rler rrif' chair. \Vhilf! in prison Ll'opold set up an education;:il prni;t:r::im fo r o!hcr convicts. lie volunteered a~ a human guinea pig for m;il ::iria experhn('nls in World \Var TI. He con!lnuerl his .<;fudies nr languages and hy rorrespondencP ohlainerf a master·s dej.!ree in SOCii11 work from the University of Puerto Rico. lie also made powerful frie nds. Adfill Steven:r;.on. the n i;t:overnor of Illinois. con1. mul.ed his sentence to ma~e him e\lgiblt fl'lr parole. Per~oos Rppealini;t: for hia frredom lnchxh;d poet Carl Sandburg. Of>tec!lvl" story \1.'riler Erle St11nley Garner and Puerto Rico Gov. Lu is Munoi ~1arln Hr riirn~ $10 a month plus room and bnard At !he Ca:i;t::iner Hospjt3J here until hi~ incnn1e was suppleme.nted by roy:>Jties from his best seller "l.lfe Pl us 99 Years.·• • ~. ' --- OA.IL Y l'ILOT $111! l'~o!o BIG WAVE POUNDS BIG ROCK IN LAGUNA BEACH Despite the Spl1sh Weekend Surf Was Moderate Lifeguards Get Break As Beaches Cool Off By TERR\' CO\'TLLE O! 1111 0111¥ 1'110! Ili ff The water 11cas cooler. the crowd!> were 1mall er and liftguards along the Orange Coast got their first brtak this .,.,.ttkend ln a long. hot summer. At mo st beaches !he "'a ler had dnipped rt-om a 1·rr.v .,.,,arm 72·74 drgrees riov.·n to IS low as 63 degrees b.1· Saturday. Only 516.000 \rater v.·orshiperg nocktd Ill lht bl!aches over the wPekend. snrne 11)().000 less than the \\'etkend before Resc ues "·ere ft1"I'; only 206 for the w~kend compared to more than l.200 lhe !'-"eekend befo re \.\'hen heavy riptides plagued the coast . One area. Seal Beach, sti11 managtd lo boast of \\'arm v.·ater 1a·1th the tem- ptrature staying al f)8 dl'!grees. A Seal Beach lifl'!~uard crediled !hi'! ma's conslanl wArm wal.l'!r In thermal poll\ution from !hi'! San Gabriel Rll"l'!r. r.•here sevPral gl'!ner::itin~ pl11n!s rlump thoui;ands of gallons of hot "'a11'!r into !hi'! ril"l'!r dail.v The surf 1n Seal BP.ar h "·as t.vp1c.:il nf lbe l'!ntire Oran~e Coa.c;I, running a light one to !hrl'!I!: feel Thi'! small surf has been common tht~ 'ummer ln San ClemP.nte. and state !ifeguards say il has betn 11 real gift to lhl'!ir beach A San Clernl'nlt!: stale lifeguard said this morning that IY'f'T crrnl"dS v.•erl'! made to !ook l'!1·tn smaller becausl!: thl'! Deach is 50 fel'!t higger '"The light .c;url has hctn bu!lrl1ng our ~ch all summtr,"' said 1hf' lifeguard. '·&>mt parts ...,.,rt only \~ fl'!tJ 1,·1de. now the~· Mt. i:n t r 60 fett 11 irlP ·• Tht guard sa1rl !ht bt flr h h:id bt>en gtl- ~g smalltr sinct l!IM br ra l•P rif hPa1·y 1urf action. but ~urf unrlt r 1hrtl'! !l'!tt - 11:h1ch ha~ bl'!Pn !h, rast th1!'. summtr - nas built !ht bf'::ich up ::itain \e .... ·prir! Brach 11 nrl H•1n!1n::tnn Rc11rli handled the h1~~f'S! <rn11 rl~ a~ 11"-Ulll Th t rount u·a ~ 2f'lll,f)O() :i! ;\"" pnr! Rf'11rh n1 "'T :he u·tekend wi!h R!l rf'"-rur s. nnn" ~eTll'IU~ H11nt1ngtnn Rt11r h h;i.ii A rrl'l11d rnunt "r O•AiNGI COAiST DAllY PILOT ORAN G..: (0A5T ll U&ll!lol lt<C. (0 ... ~AO/V lt9i.1'! N. W~u~ 1"·11 4o•t • ..., "u•too•e• Jee\ R. Co•I • ., V>el ,. ........ , ••. a G••t ••I "'•••Otr Tl-a""t• r~9 v,[ f""D• T;.a'!'tt A • ."'·•·r~••t Mt •IGl•I l & "'' l .. 111 hoc.• t')lflt.t !1! F-a r11• Av••u• ~1ili •9 •".J '''" P 0 . !er •6•, •!•51 1111 Cl•-"'-Cfflt t JOS Nari~. El c~ ... i·o .lltt l, •2•7? ' 01t..r OHie.,. • 120.000. but only t.i resrut s. Huntington Statt. Beach and 81'1\S<' Chica St.ate Bearh rerorded SO.MO 1·1sitors for the "'"l"l'!kend rinrl 43 resruPs - all but !hree of !hose rescues \.\"ert. 0n Saturday. About 60,llOO people \1•rnl jo city :ind county beachP.s col'ered by Laguna Beach lifeguards. The guards only had to make 19 rescues as surf ran a poor one In two ft:f'I San C!emf'nte city hft>guard5 recorded a to!al cro1rd of 68,000. but also had nnlv 19 rt.scu f's A San Clemente guard said the 1\a!tr \1·as 64 de2rtes. 11h1ch rtallv l$n·1 cold. bul seenlt rl Sl'I bPrause l'lf :in n1·ern1ght tlrnp from aM1·., 7P del?T"l'!5. HI'! said the irater ts slowly \.\arming up ag;un. , ThP pic1ure 1~as a l1!1 I(' 1!1ffei·r n1 In lA>s Anj:elrs (nun!.\· 11hrre l'hnrrv 111nrl~ rars1zed at IPasl !:'! ~a11hl'lri1s 1n~1rlt!: ,'-.1.:irinri del Rey :inrl 5rnre.~ rif 0thrr~ 11·Prl'! tnrpled hy ll"lnds bet11·ren &ln!a tllonica :inrl the Snu!h R;iy r1t 1r~ The bearh .:it!rnr1rincP 111 1,o~ Angrl r~ !'nun!~' surrris~rrl nnr n1illtl'ln. h11t hie.i;uarrls still nn!y m.:irle ri l1t11E' mnre !han 2:irl rE'liC'lle!'. lnlrinrl 1 rm11rr·.1t•1rP~ r·p;ichPd !'.!!l degrer.~ 1n hn!h rn11n!1r.<>. <111rl \\·as in the mid·ROs along !he coa ~!ril areas Pat, Julie Bo ck l 11 W a~hi11 p:ton Florida Fro111 £1•rnhn1• er \1rnk<>n to .. 1r ,,.<h1n Rtrin Pd :-11nrl::1; 1~ rf'r\Jl"f'T.'l!1n c frnm h'"r ;it th,. \\"hit,. 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'1!> as !Jnl'! ~&can be fX)'N'Cled. - Once~More, Tl1e $64 Question CARS()\" CITY, '.'\r1' ll'P!\ Billi0n;:i1r~ Hn11ard H1H!:hes is al11 t and 11Pll 1n !hr Aah:imil J .;l.:ind~. Or 1~ hf'' "F1 er1 hnrl.1 ilh\ ::i.\·s sri.1 <. H1•chP.~ I.!< ln r \rt>llf'nl hPiil1h " !><I\'<; /;()1 ~1 1kr n ·ralJ;igh;:in. "Rut thr>1· ah1·;:i1<;. ;:irlrl !hilt, If ht <PPS nnP nr nur pPnple. 1! 11nuld he a tr aum:il1r <'Xfl"Tl "nci> Thrse t \\ n s!a!Pn1.,nt< rll'ln·t 111 r " Q'("11 ll:tch;:i11 1• nnll lhP 1:11.,~1 1n ii lnnl! 1 1~[ Of ~!;i lp nff11•1;il~ ;Jf]rl 111!7P!\<; l\hll hil ' " GU"'' ll'lnrrl \\ hPI h"r 1 hr f>.\.1 r;;i r nl d rrr·h1~e 1~ ;:ir tu:ilh Ill 1nR ::inrl. 11 ~., ·~ he \1 rll The lritei:.i a~sur:incrs lh;i.t H ughe~ 1s in J!Md he::il!h c:ime frnm !110 dnrrnri:. \.\ho actrrl ;ii:. per$nnal cnurie r~. carrying a leller ri lle,l!ed ly written h~· Hu,Rhts tn the ~n\"ernnr ThP doctor!'., nnp frorn Los An11rle.~ ;;inrl lhe nlher frnm S;:ilt !.;ikf' C1t.v, llt::ih. told lhP ,i;:n1't>rnnr thr~· h;:irl Pach persnnally 1'Prn Hughe~ w1lhin recPnt mnnths ;ind 111.:il he w:i.~ ht:illh.1·. But O'Callaghan sri_y.~. ".\'nlh1n_ll hRs hePn given In me to JU~t ify helie1ing thrm." The ;::nvernrir rrf11srrl In irlent1f.1• the ph_1·s1c 1<111s. hut he nrdPrerl sl:il~ g;:iming nff1r1:.ils !n 1erif~· their h;ickgrnunds. The rlnrtnrs hn!h rrperi1rrl thf'ir statement.~ to stale i'll?E'nt.~ 11nrl !'.lllrl 1101· personal visit bv an nuls1rlrr tri thP hil11nna1rt wnuld bt lrilumatic fnr Hughes. ""\\"hor~ so trriumatir rihnut see ing someone ~·· risks the Jln1·ernor O"C;i.llai;:hrin s;i.icl ht!: tlnesn't hPliPl't'! the hand-del11·erPd letter lrnm Hul!he~ It t1 ;i.s t_vpPw rilten on plain 11·hile priper v.·1th onl.v the s1i;:na1urr ril th! hnllnm . Thert \1·rre nil fingerprints <1t!Rr herl as reciue~tPrl. Susplr1nus st:itr ofl1r1rils frel this IS :in imprirt;i.nt pnint. H ughe~ v.·;is nntrrl. whilP. in J\'pvarl:i. fnr srnhhl1n~ off scnrr s nf mtmns :inrl letteri:. tn his suhorrlin;iles in .:i h;inrl11•riting !hrit crin het he rle scrihed ;i.s sprilwlini;t. Anrl 1L wa.~ ;i\wri y~ nn ~·r l· low lf'Jlal.s11Prl llnerl paprr. Stair off1c1als are nn! exprrssing rnn. cern ahnut the he::ilth nf Hughes JllSI. 1n bP pol1tf'. There are fe11rs in gn\"ernmPnt htre that illness or dealh could touch l'IH a P'l"""r strug~le in the Hughes emptre rind again damagt. t\evada. 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(\fl(' nr the 1·1111nr1 's finrst 1rI'11 · ;:r g e talrnls. srnres hil::rr101u ~l.1' as thr 111·0-l efl-fnnle d r r 1 n c e [);1untlC'ss. l'ullrn, \\'ho rf'a ill' nrrds :i chin slrap nn hr s 11•nh- hl_\' 1•n111·n. <l1sp!a~s a st,11d1ous a""'k""'ard1R'.~S !hat underscores an already I a u g h a b I e charilctrr. .\s thf' iro11-h~1nd1•<l Qur1'11 Ag,e:ra1•ai n, Ooris Allt'n inJecls n<nre e;irlhy sensual1t _1' th11nl incessant chal!crhnx 1ntn her rnle. taliin_g znnrp l in1e ln 1 ampli(y hrr Oed1p;il rel?. I linnship while r e m a i n 1 n g l:aroJ Sues 2 l\'lagazincs l<'or Lib el LOS AN(;~:LF~S (Ul'll t 'nmedienne C;irn! R11rnf'!1. ha !> filed 111·0 libel su1ls <\sk1 n1-: ~HI n11llin11 dama,l!C$ b e c a 11 ~ e m:igaz1ne articles 11ltrihu!1ng fJtH'l1rs tn he r ahnul the u~e of rn.:ir!Juarra Thf' SUI! l'l!illendf'd ~lnvie \\'nrld 11n<l lns1rlr TV f.:i l<::ely allrrhuted .~!alf'mrnt.~ In hPr thal she ('nndnned m11rr - juan;:r ~rnokln~ by her children 1f thry l1('s1 rM to dn So. an1·1hinJ:! \\'h1rh ('nutd ht' in· lr~prPtrrl lo that l'ffect. 1'hc supcrrnr rnur1 suit ::rlsn n11n1ed ::r:; clelrndant:; !hP "'rllt'r.~ publi~hcr~. e 11 1 I or ~ ::ind distributors of lht'. m;:rgazines. I \'c r11011 "avor , . l!()l.l,\'\.\'OOn lllPl 1 -J .John \"r rnnn h;:r<:: hPPn ra.~t a.~ !hf' illa.l'nr nf S;in Ft;:tn!'ISl'n 111 \\"arncr Rr·n.~' ''01rtl' lf;:rrry." s!::rrr1n~ Clint ~;;ist wnn<t. NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES DISNEY I \, 'r!.'ONDlRl'UL.I \ SONG HIT'S t-"-"> L la• Olflccf ~~!!!I'!!!!!'~~ Opt11 at 11 si. ...... ,;on•: ) 11:)0 ON ,,ANY SUNDAY • "'" .., 9llUCI mAtOWN :01 I STEVE MCQ UEEN Ill "THE REI VERS"I M ATINEES "ANT.SUl'IOAY "3 :1!5. 7 :00& 10 ,45 WED. OPEN FROM 3 : 1 !5 I D A ILY "'ll1VllS"1:1!5.5:00 &8:4!5 • clearly I h e aulhontarian Anciy Cleary pantomime~ his way be;iutiflllly thrnuJlh thr plunl r~~P of Ult mu\ r , lecherous kin,i;:. Ron ~'1lii:11 takrs the e&O('n· tially s1rai,11:ht nile nf lhe prun;:i donna knight and lurns lt into ;:i c111n ic ,l!t'm 11'11h his nobler·lhRn·lhou rnanner1srns. ahettinR his ;ierfnrnu1111;e v.·1th R stron,I! i;in.111ni: 1·n1ce. l!e is well r.i1ired with the to\'ell' ('her.1•1 llnyd, 11 r1n.11rr fn.r Shirlt'y Jonci; hnth phl's11".:ill)' ;ind 1·nc."l!I~·. v.hn dne~ a splf'n- did jot. as the lad1· \\ho's really in 11•11i1in.I(:. · Th rl'f' h1.11h11· e fr" i' t i 1 e pt>rfnrn1ant·t'.~ 11rf' 1urnf'rl in hv Henry Snrk1n 11<; thr 11'1<."lrrl . Tin1 Bown1."ln a<:: 1he Jr~1rr anrl Hrn Lf' Rra u ;:is lhr rn1ns!rrl Soi kii1 111;1na~f'.~ .:111 :ilr nf c·111n1e 1nrn.11·r ::.1111 l.t Hrau is A f11u' foil fnr his 1111;1rdry. wh1lt 1 '' u n g flowrnan i.~ a lor-ru1!('h clllllt'C'r whn nrarl.v stops the .~hnw with his ... nrt-<::hoe snl11. ~1 u~if':fJl,I' !hf' shu11' is highl_v f'r1!rl'!a i11ini.: c1rn 111lho1111 a · h1i.:" 11u111Ut·r 11pnn 11'hl!'h In build lhr score. s1u·h as the 11- tlr songs of "Man1e" nr "llrl!o, J)0l11·" The aru1·c111cn- t1onrd t•11c;·get1c "Song nf IAi1'e'' y,•hich closes the firsl .a<·t is w"ll cnnstrurtM and limed. v.:)l ile lhe ·' Q u 1' t flnuncl " whicli open~ th!' ~e rnnrl segn1en1 i~ a flnelv polished piece nf l r i c k \· t·hort>ography. both of which refleet h1Jthlv on 1nusica l d1rer1nr l)eloi-cs r h1lhp a nd rhore<igrapher Phylhs t.:~·r. On an abbre1•i;1trd list of re~rets is the fact !h::il one nf the pntential!,v f u n n i est nun1bt>r~ of \hf' ~how ... The K11u::, thc .Jc~tt'r i\fld ~11'," ha ... bc('n nnu!lc'1 for !c(·hnn:.il r'r<i,<;j ,ns. !lcnrr ll hacl re- 111.i1ned anrl !he less lustrous .. ,'\'111 inand\'" ex cised fron1 !he fi rst acl. · '·011re l'pon a .\l a!lrc.~s" is 1 t!earl.1· 11 star In th c "'es1tr11ns!rr Thl'Alrr ·~ rrnwn anl1 nnp nf llrilngc 1 ·n1 111!~ 's f1nt'~I pro1h1ct1nn~ 'I f !!171. I! ~·nnT 11111r~ fur t1111 n1 o r ,.. 11'('('~t·nrts ;![ lht' 171h !'itr•·t•! N·hf)lll au<l1u1ri11111 . anrl is ll't'll \\'<\rlh r11dunn~ hrilh lhc he;it ;,nli th<• h11 rrl ... r;u~ 1n PllJ11y. l!OLL\'\\'()L)ll !Ul'l f -'l'hc nrll' Hnhhv ~hc>rn1<1n co1n1'dl' ~erirs Sl' 0 hed11lrd for · seasori 11111 he lllll'd Tu~ether.'' £i,do NEWPORT BEACH -01 the entronee lo the fobulout lido l~le. OR 3-8350 ......................... -;~ ....... -.-.. . WINNEROF 2 ACAOE,.;y AWAROSI ROBERT lvl'TG-U'vl 1RE\a 1-iON'RD oo:J YIJW-1 MllfS lh• i ~e~;~"l!lt; 2 l wo S'• ·'\ rR1 fj eh' 8 p rn. al'l1 M1~n1~~t ....... . COM INC PEARL BAILEY Stp1emb~r 3 lhru ll -mtntf i Gre1lr1t V1c1hon Buy . o• Kings C&slla Laka T11hoe/Nev&da (JQ:t') S:Jl-111 1 ,, 00THE RED TENT"" ,q!-c> 11r.-c:11ft'. ,,..__.., "'"* Plus · John Wayne & Richnrd Boone In "BI G JAl(E" •OWAftOS "Jeyans Dai•ghter" u .. , .. ,, """"'"" "WNO IS HAl!llY K[LlEllM ol."I/" !GPI r,.,, e J,um 111~,.,. "~I I;> JAH.l .. !GP) l!rl' ~· ·~·~· ~ ... ~."~":;;59;::,; 1 ..... , ,. (l•I"" J19' 1ot .. 1J " ., ) [GP]CD•1_,. .. 0 i.o.1 Evenings : Sun. thru Thurs., 8 p.m. Fri.· Sa t., 8:30 p.m. Ad"" 11.50 for Adwlh & J.,.-un1il ~ , M. CO-HIT AT All THEATRES "THX 1138" ~flvID UA MATINEES Wed., 2 p.m. Sat., I :30 and 5:00 Sun., 1:00 &nd 4:30 WiLLARD This is t:1c cne mo·.,.ie you should not see alone. Cat.OR 4,. !1;1•j ~GP Ii"''''°" l!tl<N<t<Oll' IROM WARNlR BROS.! irNNIY Ll lSUR[ Sf R'llC! ' ~ACIFIC 'S FOUNTA IN VALLEY, LA HAIRA & ORANGE •2 DRIVE-INS. I WA LK-INSh TITAN, FULLERTON . FOX, CI NEMA LAND HAR IOlt •1, COSTA MESA li•<U~r I/ ''"''' l•e wd~ p,.'~·•I "I EASY f'IECES" lq l VIY' • MOl ... n Oov<ii•• "I "-I CVER S.O.NG 1'011 MY FAIH(ll" lCf'I ,j,'/' .1 .. /·,,~ .... ' .... ~ ..... , .. .. blU E WAl ~M Wl111E DCAT H" !GI ''"" ...... '"''""·'' ''LICHT AT r H£ E!l~l". OF !HF. WON'l.O" "PONOCC>Ua" IG I II'~• e I ~~ l<d"''"'u•uv• f • "U"' o' "THE WILD COl)N f ~V " !GI ,, ..... ,. ' .. " ·--........... , ........ ! .. , ............ •....... ..... _.,... I ll !t61 ('~~•l<'IM IO~<lb<I "TH! OMl[GA MA"I" !GPI Plul • 1tl<I ~<"•enr • r ,{!•Of\ D•••ud '" "THX 1!ll" re ~. l_c.., ... w .. , .. .._, ,,, 1'1l 1 ........ ,,_., "'~ c._ .. '~e 11u1 ·-·-....... -·-H I M IJ C~••l•lon H••!"" "TH! OM(GA MAN" IGPf plO• • )ncl J~l•n~• F l(!I~~ o •• ,.,. ••1 "THl(·ll•" !Cf') P) ---....... ..... ~ \.4\llll ~U•I (.A•IO\"' "\l~lflll IS COMONr." IQf'I ~''" • J~"~ W•ynt "CMllUM" •.· ~•·-'"" '1 W• .. O• IT (01!0 WlU •••O'lll I "''" JO\it~ ........ ~O '"'' lST AREA SHOWING CHARLTON HESTON TH€ OMEG" PO.•<l.'. • 1r "-(~~ MAN •· ..... lt(ll,I ~11111. lo'OS I lJl<jft l/ISi.lf Sit,'([ Gr Plus-Robert Duvall & Donol<l Pleosenc e In "TH X-1138 ' (GP) STARTS W[D . 9/1 "KL UTE" ~'"•o• '"" U ••U O• '" C<>ll• IUIA t•• 0111 '•~II "°"'"or ..... !CG'*' NOW AT 2 CINEMAS ALSO SHOWING AT EDWARDS CINEMA VIEJO. MISSIO N VIEJO a3o-6q9o -··~·~···· ...... ~ ..... ~··· ...... . ,. ........... -·~" ....... < ... .. HElO OVfR -2Ntl WEEK ...... " .. ~-Sean Connery ,. ··-·-·· The Anderson Tapes 2ND TOP HIT-,,.,.> & Kirk Douglas· Yul B11nner ·-· l-· _rf; IN '"°' W~'liTMIN51 f .. CF.NTt .. (§f;t+.:•2 "'1'-lnl I IOI.ft•"'"• -U H "'*"" ••-• , .. ,. o .... l"ff •••I• 2 First Area Show ings ""'-'""""'!"'·-· .....,_, ,.,Cl>CL II •O:U 'I l (t "6'1JY ~ ....... ,,,, ~,, ' 2ND ALL NE SHOW I A.DQfff. P.ICK •. HALWAWB -- IHQQT QUJ I -.-_ . ·- I • 2% tlAIL V PILOT SC }' OUI' lffOJle1J Sales Look 'Pern1a11ent ' B~ SYL\'IA PORTER Ho-A' are 'A'l~5 beards 11nd mui;.tache.s atltcling the salts of hair care and grooming products" Has the re<:E"ssinn increased the sale of such do- it·yourstJf money·sa1•1ng pm- dUC"IS as home hair colorings and permanent wa ve:<1"' What havf' Ileen rome rf'sults nf !hr lonJ.?,er hair stylf's rnr men and women ~ The fol10111•1nR In· lerv1ew "''ilh V1nrent (. Ziej(ler. chairinan and presi- dent of The r.1Hrtte Cn . J.?,11•r.~ snme ins1J.?,hl 1ntn Amf'rira's current groom1nJ.?, habit,; Q V.'hat has bPen thr 1n1part nf "1g~ beard~ and mustachei;.• Q.' \VhJ:ll's ntws in the men's grooming held' A ln add111on lo the longrr, looser. morl! ca~ual hair st} les thcrt' 1s thf' dr} look - a n;itur:it lonk 1n contrast In look nf the pa.~! Thrrt' 1s a gro"''1n1:, de· m;ind for hot con1h c!!'1 ICI'! and hatr d r1 ~rs the hair i;tvhs1 ha.c:: eu1erj.?.Nl, the 1n111t> p;osa1r b:i rhf>r is 1n ;i dttllr.e ~1rn arP hecn1ning a larger and larger n1a1 k11t for wigs Users nl jhe: trad1tu1nal II· quid and <·rea n1 hai r gror.m~ tend !o fa ll '1n l hP 2~ In 50 c<i l<'gor\'. U.c::f' nf h<11r groom prndurts hv a ,1nungrr \~ tn 34 age group dct'lined by 44 per· Cf'n1 1n the 19Ms. A. 1\lost 'vl'omen who own wigs ;i!sn need hair cArf' ;ind ,1?ronm1ng products for thnsP times 'vlhen lhey do nrot wr;ir \\'Jj.?.~ and e;1ch fa sh 1 n n allernat11 e requires a ht1 1r care nr 11.roon11nJ.?. proch1c! Q Y.'hat abou1 !hr sall' nf dn·ll·vnursel f produl'lS In save: 1nnnf'\' at this time'? PONTIAC"S ALL NEW LUXURY LE MANS NOW AVAILABLE T O BUYERS Model Features D istinctive Gril le, Special lnterior1 In Higle , nnl its elim1nat1nn ~~xcept for h<11r coloring -thf' decline nr which m1.i:ht be rela1ed to the greater populanty of wigs -the sale~ trend C)f 1nd1v1dual hair ,irroomlnj.?. products rnn- linues to be strong. A l;sage nf h;ur cnlnnni;? and permanent \\'A\'e prndul'ts by wnmrn 1n their Qwn hf11nr~ h:is declined 1n the past lhn·P vears. The trend 1~ 1 elatrrl ln fashion suth as thr pnpulari!v or "''1gs. though and not to the reces!iton Po11tiac Lii1e Features Ne,v Q. ls this !ype of product 011 the \\'<IV nut' Ali for the lnni;:er s1dehurns, beard~ and rnuslahces. they·vf' had no eflecl on sales of blades an d ra7nrs Therf' 1s e\ £'n a greater hkel1hood of bearded men using the wet sha ving prore!is 1han those wilhout decnrat1vf' fa cial hair -1f nnlv because n1e n who \\'t ar racial hair are i;;1v1og more detailed al!entinn to their personal J!rl)(lmlnJ.?. A Changing wnrnen·s hair styles hii ve adver~ely affected the horne perm.1 nent wa ve iind ha ir spray n1a1 kels In the hair sprav niarkel. the lrend IS a\\'ilY from the contro!le<i look In ]OO!if', longer. more free style~ But longer hair styles refpllrl! more frequent shampooing and ~n the t'reme rinse and shampoo markets are 1n 11 strong uprrend l11te1~111ediate L11xu1·y Give ~our eomli something to get its teeth into p I I I I I L Treat your comb lo 11 thick. stylish head of h;i1r You'll enioy 11 new youlhlul appearance, and orily your barber w1!1 kriow lor sure that rt A 11 SENOR hairpiece II looks like real hair because ii 11 real hair. Ha ir designed and cuslom-made expressely !or you with a un•Qu" proces s-lhe l1r1t major change in hair piece~ In SO year1! Each str.:ind is 1ndlv1dua11y 1mo1anted lri a sk1n-l1ke material !hat subtly blends with your skin. And, the color-mal~h is guaranl eed. Shl)wer with 1!. Swim w 1!h H it Whatever. SENOR Do YllUr thin~ 1/1!1 1 SENOR HAIR REPLACEMENT CENTEf1 n Towri ~nd Country 777 Sov1 hJ...1~•ri Stre~I Qr5nge, C111i!orm1 j71•) 547-16\'ti THE ONL 'f COMr>LETE MENS H"IRr'lf CE CENTEf1 IN ORANGE COUNTY Send lor lfee co"lidtnl!RI l"lormatio" tbout ·The Stnor S!ory". -------------S ENO~ ~A IR RE r>LACE l/.ENT CENTER 77 Tt1w" 11 nd Country 777 Sou1h Vitt!\ .)t•t'!£: O r11nge. Cftll!Qrn•1 (71 •! 547-161 1; Gen1lemr.n Ple•<e ru~l'i lh• SENOR ~t"lry 10 m~ I und'!l•5rand the•<s •5 no obllgal•C'ln whal!.Ol!V!•. C•ty ________ st~l • _____ z,, __ _ ------------- i 1 I I I I ..I R~· CARI. C \RST J-:i\'S~N 0! l~t Ot ltT l'llot }!I ll Pnnt1ar's Pl72 new car line· up will feature a new 1n- le1 mcd111le luxury sent$ ;ind ;i long list of eog1nePr1ng 1n- nnval1on!i. inctudinjl 11 new r nergy-absnrbing bumper For all f11ll ·s11,e Pont1;1cs Frorn !he cnrnpal't \·entura II !t) the lop nf th£' line (;rand Ville. Ponllac v.•1!1 cn1•er the market w11h .12 niodcls 111· clud1n11. !7 Pon!1ats. eight Le l\1a ns 1n1crmed1<1les, four F1rebirds. 1wo Ven turas ;inrl the Gt and Prix All will be in dea ler sho Y.ro oms on September 2.1 The ney,• add11!nn In !hi:' ln!ermed1ate line r~ thP Lux· urv Le ~1an.~. Fra!urinR ;i c11.~!1nr!1 v e i;zrillr. ;i chrnmf'- pl;ited finnt \alanC'f' p;:i nel. "]01.1·er bnd} !i1de moldings. rear Higher (ar E . 'I' XCJSC ax Propose d ~\I ASllJNf:TnN (Ar I American~ m11"?ht hf' hrt!er off u•1th a h111hr.r auto t'Xt'tse 1;ix r111her than with repeal nf thl' 7 prrccnt le i v as Prcsuient r.:1xnn h.1 ~ pr npo);ed. Rrp Thom;:is ,\!. Rers Stl)!J:l'Sls In ht~ f'U:<tnn1:in ly l1i:h1· l nurh nc'A ~\ette r In con· !illlllf'nls. lllr C alifnrn1• Democrat said !hf' rn11ntrv ha!i ;i lways had ";:i real pass10nalf' ln\'e ;ilf;ur" with t h e autn1nnbilc but hr ;-.~krd · ''\\'ho's n1nrr Hun1;in hr1ng.c::~ '" automnh1l r ~' ·•If !hf' Pt C!ildrnt \1'<1 n!~ In ~a \'P us wh1· dnr .c::n't hr r'ln11hlr or 41u;irlnq1lr lhf' pr·r sr nt ;iuin exc1sr 1:i x~·· Rrrs .:i!ik<'f!. • 11 hr w.11111~ lo ,i:.11 , LI" a t;i ~ hrP:ik sn wr f'an spend mn1 e mn11r r 1o ;>t1mula!e t h r rcnnom~. 1.1 h\' rtnr~n·t hi' lnwer lhe prr.<;nnal 1nrnn1 r t;:i x~ Thr \.\'ii.I' !ht!i :iu1n lax rtral ~·nrk.<; !he only way \.\e can ,l!rl 11 !ax hreak 1~ to .i;:n nut and huy a car. preferabh a !1rlroir car " The wav 11 s ~01ng. '' Rees conl1nucd "!hf' vn1r al some future eleC't1on might b c deltrm1nPd hy ho"· mAny cars 1·nu havf' One car, one 1ote. Nn car no vote.,. The Remarkable IAMCO Sterep Tape Center TMI WO..LD·a ONLY P'ULL Y AUTOMATWO MACHINI TMAT 81LL.8 STWRIO 8-ntACK CAlllT9'1Doa& AND CA881Tn TA,,_ •• IMn",\Tlff IH911'\.A'I' CMAlllTI ----.__.,,. ,.1711•--o.o. _ _..._,,,,_ ..... "-.. ·-------- ........ -l'U .... MUI ..... e1 -------"" _T ___ .. _,. --·---w .. ---------.---.....----....------ - OC:CVl'IH IHH.Y ti M. "· OI' f'~ IPACI . --.. -.-..... ,. -~ ...... ....... _ ............ ____ .... ,,,,._ "-• "'::::···-·-............. _m...., ---....... __ _ __ ..__ --·--,, __ _ -__ ._,I.A,.. -... ...-__ ._ -----·-.. ~-·--' - THI IAMCO AUTO .. ATIO 11'1110 TA.Pl CINTll ll•OLUTIONIZll TA,l llAIL!NG> M••• I• '"' ""!V ••Pl' ,.,.r\.•Hl\fl ""'"1111 '""' "''"' 10• """ •<¢t1>•or 11,. ~-...-r911ul••m..,r, a• If><!•• """ 1+>• lv•u•t "11111«:"''°"' ••• "0'" ,,..1110 <r t•11•ot1 ·~· "'" ,...,, 11 if"'' O"tv fW(I"'" w•v e• -ll·v••• Uo!M>•"ll 111i. 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E xodus Of J ews Halted MOSCOW tAP+ The So viet Jewish mnvement has decided that the Kremlin end- ed an unprecedenled period nf Jewish emigration to Israel this summer because it is no longer politically expedient. ··The exodus is nver. It was just as we said, ~ temporary measure calculated tn silence criticism of their .Jewish policiel!i while they got the con- gress and more trials out of the wav." Thi!I Was how one movement. member has as.'>essed the Sovie! g n" er nm e n I 's liberalir.ation nf iL-. .Jewish em igralion policy durin~ the fou=9nth -period of March thr~ J.1i1ne . The Jew , who asked In remain anonymous, reported that an estimated 300 persons have emigrated t.n Israel in the past seven weeks. Compared with the weekly average nf Abnut 2 8 O drpartures fnr rhe March-June period, I.he Jew.\ feel the new (igure is proof lhal fht borde~ were operied briefly for these basic P!llitic1l reason~: The gfn•rrnmenl w::r.s hard-pressed to appease bolh foreign and domestic criticism lollov.·ing l h e internationa 1 outcry against thr. hijAcking trial nf 10 .Jew! in Leningritd la.st December. Thr. t::r..~~ lhin,1; the Kremlin wAntt!d. rhr ,J,.w.• .•a.v, ·9•as a serie.• of demonstrAl ions lak1n~ place in full view of (nreign Communist leader11: at· tending !hi' Sovil't Communlsr parly'!! 24!h Congres.• which opened in Moscow March :10. -The Decemllf'!r tri11/ w;:r,s only the beginnin~. Twen!.y- two more .Jews were !'lilting in Soviet prison11 aw111itng triAI for a!le~ed complicity in the hijac k pint. Since the s::overnment. coolrt not risk focusing world at- tent ion on Jewish trials again. it decided to distraC'I its critic11 b~· temporarily inC'reasing lhl" num~r nf exit \•isas ii:ranted to .Je"·s. lhr informant said. r\p.,,,·s of Thi' rlec1s1nn v.·as d 1scln~ed Feb. 24 In a ,l!roup nf 24 .Jrws "''ho v.·err sta1,:ing the Fi rst knov.·n s11·in prnf e~I in a "1-.1oscnw J:O\'Prnmcnt bu1ldin,1: Thi" .Jev.·~ v.•erP 1nlrl 1ha1 a m11Jor f'l"llC'\ rl!!<'1s1nn nn tht .rev.·ish qurst1on .,,,nuld take ef· fer1 .".1art"h ! Frmn tha1 datr 11n1 J1 thr r nri nf June . a reported <4,!)()(l ,J f'w~ \tfl for lsr;1el. comparrd ~·11h the pre1·iou~ annua l total nf 1.roo Amnn,i;: thn~P whn receivf':ri the unexptcted rerm1ss1on In em 1g r ale w p r e 11'1!' acknowledi;:ed leaders nf thr ,!ewish rmi;irat1on movemen l at that llme \l.'hilr v.·orld a1tenticn wa.~ centered on tht r r~ n r rt number rrl .lewisl'I departure~. the informant .•aid. I he authorities got h<lclt down lo bui:inrss. 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The l\'avy and Marines ha\'e a dam good track record in wars. But this y.·cek. on the home front. it's been tough. THE IRONIES in the week's roastal activitie!l have been abundant. ll starts <l day before f\lr. Nix.on arri\'es for his big vacation in San Clemente. \\'iU1 his morning coffee on his first day in to\\'TI, !\lr. Nixon gets the news that Camp P~dleton'!l command- ing general and a Republican legislator from Los Angeles are ha11ing it out on page one. Some say !\1 aj. Gen. George Bo1•.'man called Rep Alphonso Bell a clo11•n \1·ho \Vani s to open Camp Pendleton's beach to hippies. The general, not too happy about the newspaper quotes of his asserted comments at a Lion'~ Club luncheon, was probably quite shaken by il all. be- cause !\t r. Nixo n, the O:lmmander-in-Chief, also wants the P endleton beaches to open, and ~tr. Bell asserts that the general's brush has !!plattered the Presi- dent as \\'ell. THE WEEKEND came, and the angry sparring subsided. It 'vas the Navy's tum. Somebody forgot to shut the oil off aboard the 1''avy oiler USS J\fanatcc after it pumped an a ircraft carrier full of thick fuel oil. By !\1onday morning the v•ord was out: an oil slick wa s headed for the coast. And the Nixon estate was target :r:ero. BLOBS began staining beache s early in the v.·eek. As each blotch a ppeared, dutiful 1>1arines and sailors run up lo sooop the goo a\\'ay. Their job was so thorough, that il's tough finding enoug h oil to ma ke a decent news picture. Late in the 11·eek, Nixon's Point took a dose of the. oil, then the very beaches a l issue in the President's program to reopen surplu!l federal property suffered the tarry blotches al the y.·ater line. TllE OIL certainly is a nuisance ••• an embarrassment . , . the result of a mistake. But it is no SanL1 Barba ra disa!lter. One \'elernn coastal observer ~·hose job keeps him at the beach all year long remarked that the great \\'hite House oil slick is no different than doiens of others that hit the roast with unfortunate regularity. 'Vhat makes this one different is the package of ironic circumstances acrompanying the little blobs on the sand. \\'hen a branch or the armed for~ goofs and despoils the O:lmmander· in-chief'!! private beach. its men are dispatched immtdiat.ely to scoop up the oil. •\ \V1U they be out there \he next time the beaches get staintd:' • , • ANO r.Ir. Nixon's in Washington? 5 Ghost Towns 'Born' WASHINGTON (AP) -The Census Rureau reports !hat five i11corporaled localities bccanle ghost to\\'ns during the 1960s. They were lisLed a1nong 116 incorporat- ro places in the nation that had popula- tions of 25 or fe\\·er In 1970. The five places \\'hich declined lo zero population y.·ere Ironton. Colo .. "''hich had ()rlC res.idE'nl in 1960: Lakeside. Colo., ,.,.hich lo5t 28 residents during the decade; Losl River. Idaho, which lost 58; Ridotto, Iowa, and Westfall, Ore., eight. In addition, the Census Bureau listed three places "'hich did not exist in 1960 and Y.'hich were incorpo rated but had no residenL~ in 1970; Bay City, Alaska, St. Charles, TII.. and Parker, Tei . The I 16 incorporated places of under 2~ population rompares y.•ith a totaJ of 79 such places in 1960. Of the 116 communilies. 72 declined in population during the 1960s, including 51 that dropped in to the under-ZS category Whnt to Do With John? Ask Martha Bv HEl.EN THO~IAS u·nllffl ,.,..., 1nt1rn111 ... 11 flfartha !lfitchell wants to go to Viet· na1n. "I want lo go over ;ind see wl1at 1rs really Like . , , the drug problem," the wife of the Attorney General said. "They won't let 111e. I think they're afraid I'll get killed." Only two "·eeks ago, t-.lrs. f\litchell declared "the Vietna1n \\'ar i~ over'' and she said in an interview the remark has resulted in a backlash uf caustic letters. Some of the letters said, "\\'hat do you kno1v about Vietnam'!'' and "\Vhy clon 't you shut your mouth?'' Her correspondents, she is certain, do not know that she has a son in Vietnam, Lt. Jay Jennings, 21 , "·ho is 1i1·ing and fighting "in the mosl prinlitive con- ditions." She defended her remark on grounds of the d\\·indling nu1nbi:'r of American casualties in th!' Southeast Asia rountry . "Do you know there is not one r-.111rlne in Vietnan1,'' she said. Another recent ren1ark by !\lrs. !\1itchell also brought \.\'ide atl.ent.ion. She sald, "We're thinking of ru n n i n g (Secretary of Treasury John B. l Connally for Pope." ''I just think that would be a good place for him ." she said \\'hen asked about nunors that Connally was becoming the "strong man" in the Nixon ad- ministration. The only lime she hedged in the in- terview was when she "'as asked "'hether her husband y.·ou ld lea,·e the Justice Department to become Nixon's campaign manager in the next presidential election, as he "'as in 1968. "The President a nd I haven"t decided y.·hat to do Y.'ith J ohn yet,'' !!he quip~d. Speaking of the Al\orney G!'ner:i l, r.1rs, !\!itchell !laid, "He was an ultra-liberAI a few years ago and I had to convert hini. Me was pretty much on the side of the poor man." Mrs. Mitchell calls herself a "new breed in \Vashington." "\Vashington is so staid," she stud. "Protocol is so outdated. J r~ jusl ridi culous , .. because I'm the \Vife o[ the Attorney General. I have no right to express my opinion_ The only thing I can rompare it \Vith is the way the Negroes are treated." She admitted she has many critics but as for President Nixon's view of her hip· !!hooting remarks, she !lays, "The Presi· d!'nt just loves it. Ile likes somC<Jne "'ilh inteslinal fortitude.'' Sea World's 1st Shamu Succunilis SAN DIEGO {UPI) -One of the l\1·0 killer whales at Sea World died Sunda)'o appare11lly as the result of a wound un· der its dorsal fin. The V.'hale was the original Shamu in lhe Sea World production of "Shamu l.oes Hollywood.'' She \vas rE'placed by another Shamu after sustaining the in· JUry several d<1ys ago. The {1ther whale now is marked lo do the show permanently. Sea World veterinarian Dr. l)a\•id \V. Kennedy said lhe \\"OUnd had caused the "'hale·s dorsal fin to coll3pse Mo11d,l¥. Au11u~l 30. 1971 A ~Gour1net ' Eatery Hospital Unit T akes Bla nd Out of Diet,s By PATRICK BOYLE Of lfl.e O•llY r'lltl \t•ll Although no flashing sign attr&ts the <·ustorners and the management doesn't adl'crtise. one of lhe lari;:est restaurant~ ill South Laguna is usually packed at all three rneals each day. The "restaurant" is actually located ln South O:last Community tlospital. where the dietary department prepares more than 15 menus per day. The food given the patients at the facility must oot only !'onlorm to dOC'tor's orders, but it must not be so bland the patients refuse to eat I l. "For exan1ple, in the pediatrics ward.'' sayd department head Lilian Jean Emoff, "we have a number of calls at lunchtime for peanut butter and jelly sandwich!'s, hamburger!, malts and popsicles." Each of the patients at the 16.lbed hospital is assigned a specific diet by his doctor, says J\1iss Emoff. and all prepared food tnust confor1n to a certaut sl'l of standards. "But y.·hether the diet is low sodiunl, low calorie, diabelie, !ow cholesterol, t.iland or regular," the matronl y woman nof('s, "earh patient is given a gourmet rnenu and is allowed to select from the different iten1s -\1·ithin the patient's clil'1 restriC"tion.·• rl'1iss Ernoff. a T,.1gun3 Beach rrsident \1·ho lil'es at 442 Third St.. has been with the hospital for the past fi,•e ye.1 rs. Dur- ing: that time. she has supervised the planning and preparation of more than 1.3 million meals. In the preparation of some 700 meals per day, Miss Emoff notes that a week's supply of groceries includes 150 pounds or ruttage cheesE', 160 gallons of milk, JOO pounds of ham and 450 dozen eg~s. Each of the meals is served to the p.i- licnt in a thenn1>oplastic lray to main~ain the temperature of the food. Some time in the future, J\t iss Emofr hopes to ha1•e l ~! -~ PRE PARING GOURMET MENU FOR A MULTITUDE Lilian Jean Emogg Su 1>4trvised 1.3 Mill ion Meals n11 cro·11';1vc ovens on each flo0 r to allo1v l hc nurse to :;erve the food al any lime the p;tlicnt dcsirC's it. \\'hen a patient is finally discharged fron1 lhl' hospila1. !he departn1ent furn1 shl's hin1 11'1!h a chet conforming lo doctors' rc~trtcl1011s lo be follov.ed at h11nli'. E\•cn after a '"hut d;1y at the stove" r;upcr"ising the preparation of the many meals. t.1iss Emoff says she s lill enjoy1 going home and fixing her own food. "I really enjoy gourmet cooking," sht notes, "but I have one problem. "I an1 so accustomed to cooking Ill large quantities that I usually have to in· vile a large cmwd to dinner lo eat all ot the food I end up preparing.'' Parental lnvolve rri e nt ESP Exercise Ma y Have l{illcd Oregon Youth Stressed in Prog1·am After two yr ars of operating 1vit~ a limi ted number of counselors on double sllifls. lhE' Saddleback Valley "help line" is finally yelling ··help.'' The free telephone counseling sC'rvirl', sponsored by the valley Ministerial Association. is actively sttking 11olun- teers to take part in training as phone C'.ounselors. Since the service began, the volunteers have anonvmously helped more. than 1,000 residents ~ilh problems concerning mar· riage. drugs, alcohol and jobs. "Since extending our service to the C'om1nw1ity," says di rector Bob Adams, ""'e have come up with a shortage or qualified volunteers. 'i\'e are no1v operati11g seven days a week, noon lo n1idn ight. Even "'ith our pr es en t dedicated staff, \1•illing to <lo double duty, \1'" fin rl our resources limi!Rd." Volunteers for the service must he over 18 yrars or age, but no previous ex- prricnce in counseling is necessary, says Adams. Counselors usual!y work one lour-hour shift once a week, he adds. The present group of phone counselors represent a broad spectrum of the com · munlty. he notes. including housewives, teachers, students, clerks. retirees and pmfcss1nn;:i! ~pie. Pt'rsnns volu11le1•ring for the r!uly will undl'rgo ;in CXlC'11s1ve lr;iinin~ progra1n, \1•hirh 1v1!1 be hf'ld 011 cighl cnnsccu\t1'c 1"hursrla y nigh!~ this r alt . O:lm- rnunications skills 1\•ill be developed nnd lhr voluntr(•r!: "''ill be trained in handling spceifit: types of proble1ns. The. fi rst lraining session is scheduled rnr Sep\. I& al the Mount of Oh11es l.uthf'r<1n Church, 24772 Chrilianta Drive, !\1ission Viejo. Further information con- C'crning the scs~ions n1ay be obtained from Kay <:crtz at 8.1()..1793. F ran llaslin,:i;s at 830-5085 or Dirk Corr:idino al R37·8064. Art Show Sehcdulccl Thr annu;iJ art show ;1nrJ sale or the l.i1gu11,1 Hill.~ Art As.~ntJalinn wlll b!' held Sepl. JO :i11d 1 ! in the parklng lot of the admii1istr;1tinn huildin~ in l,eisure \Vol'ld. Oil.~. wa tercolors. ;1crylics, drawing.~. .~t'u!pturc 3nd stitrhery will ht' included in !he .~how, \l'hit h will run botfi days fnnn 10 ;-i rn. to 4 p rn Non • rrs1drnts of l.risure \\'tJr!rl nrcrl not obtain p;i~ses In v1siL the annual r.venl OREGON CITY, Ore. (UPI) -An 1~ part'nt exercir;e in extrasensory percep. lion took the life of an IS.year-old Boririg, Ore .. yooth whose body was found in a gi:lrh:ige can. Clackamas County Sheriff's Lt. Vernon \Vh1tc said Leroy Olinger's body, wil ll his hands tied behind his back, was found by a neighbor a fter the boy's vacationing parents asked him to check the house. They had been unable to reach the boy by telephone and became worried Friday. \\'bite said Sunday a book dealing with «Xtrasensory perception was fou nd open in the house. An underlined paragraph said a person must experience pain be· fore being able lo receive messages. 11he lieutenant said there were no si gn.!I or foul play and Oli nger had placed hill belt buckle so that he could close i1, but not open it, hl n1self. The belt was used t.o hind his hands. White also said the body was in such a position that any attempt to get free would only result In further entrapment. The county medical examiner said a:;phyxiat.ion was the cause of death. Ahra~iQns on the body, he .said, apper. rntly resulted from attempts to get fr01t. El Rancho has the hottest price in town! 11ambu rg~r• for 1'.'"lc ? ••• make them for le&~ ... ;i.t hnml'.': ... and ma.i\e them hiJ:?grr an1 l l;r \lf'r! And .vou'JI h11vc fun doing it ... at th e: beflch •.• or & picnic ••• in your backyard or in the kitchen! EI Rancho has all the fixin·~ ... yo u ft1rnish th1? nppctites! (5 patties per lb.) • London Broil ........... ~1~? llenrt.y beef is al\l·ays v.·elcome ••• and there's 10 much value tiere! Ren.fly for the OYcn •.. all you ha,·e lo rln is bake it: Sliced American ..................................... 35f ' J\raft'iJ ... individually 'vra pped ••• fr!at for che!seburgers! 6 oz. pkg'. '. Head Lettuce ....................................... 19¢ Solid ... "·ith crisp lea veg waiting to recei,·e a 'burger J)3tty ! Prif"(!3 in rffl!f"t Mon., T ue11., lVed., A rtg. 30, 31, Sept. 1. No !alca to deo.ler1. Burger Buns ........ 3 • ' ' ' Langend orf •.. fresh, fo l' you r pleasure ! Save on pkgs. of eight. Del Monte Dills ..... 4 9' Big 22 ounce jflr!'l •.. rhoniif' l(oi-hf'r Oills o r regular Dill Halv~! Sweet Pickle Relish ................................ 35' Del /11onte _ .• 12 or.. jar ! .,goes so ,,·ell on so many sandwichCl!: ! Hunt's Manwich Sauce ............ : ........... : .... 39• r.cg. or Barbecue navor ! Serve o\•er beef pntti(!s ! ,No. 303 can. ARCADIA : Sunse l and ll untinglon 01 tlr'11·· PASADENA : IW1I· SOUTH PASADENA : l'IM· HUNTINGTON BEACH : l'IM· NEWPORT BEACH: 27 21 Newporl 81,d an d ((I Ra11cl10 Cenlel) .. 3?0 W r.~I Colo rado Bl~d •: f tfn1on! and Huntington Dr "' Wainer and Al£Onq111n ,Roardwalk Center 1 ·~•p, 2555 Ea stblull Dr l(a~tbluff VIiiage Centell -' OAIL 't •,o.J.11 MMday, A11gus1 30, 1971 SAIGON OPPICIALI COUNT BALLOTS IN NATIONAL ASSEMaLY ELliCTIONS lpeict1m1n De~J1rtd Only Thr11 At t1ck1 Took Pl1c1 at Poll Places ~~~~~~~~- U.S. Pla11es Poit11ll Rells ... .. Afte1~ Electio11 Attacks SAIGON (UPI J -Anierican pltnei and artillery struck Con1muni&t taraeL1 In the supposed]~· neu!ral clemililarized zone (Or.1z 1 this \\'eekend in protective reac- tion strikes. the U.S. Coinmand 1ald to- day. The report camt a~ the Communi.111s tried and fail ed to disrupt Sunday's ~a tional Assembly election• '~ith the tieavlt1st, wave of Communh~t atl1ck1 in four momths. Military spokesmen y,·arned that a high Sadut Says U.S. .4ruiiug Jordan Against Syrin By UaU.ed Preli• laieraaHoul Thi 1emioJficial Cair<1 nrwipaper Al Abram quolerl Egypli~n PreliQ'Cllt An14•ar Sadat today a1 uyin& the Untted States rttenUy supplied Jordan wllh bu1e quan· tiliet of he<ivy weapon1, tncludln& tanks, fer use <igainsl Syria. Jardanian Premier Wasfi Tel, !n /Im· man. would neither cnntlrm nor deny lhe repor t but he said any weapons bought by Jordan during !he pl!t year will be used only 11ga!nst the enemies ()f the Arab world and not 111ain1t other Arab 1~111~. Tel, r.ommen!ln g on the Sadat sta te- ment that "il is clear that the shipment .. , ha! a connection with lhe Jord an\1n altack on Syria," said he wond ered how Sadat could reach "1uch a sl ran11e co11· c\u1\on." Tel 1aid ii indicated l~norance cf Jord an's 1967 r(}le against Israel. Syria brokt re!allons with Jordan Au11 . 14 after accusing Jordanian troops or at- tacking its border villages. TI1e l\IO sidt's fought tank and arlillery haU!es at their common frnn!iers and S.\Tia sent 1n Sov- ie t-built :0.1 1Glis against Jordan1<1n forces. The !.<'mioffic1al Al Ahram n£'\\·spaper f;aid t<Xlay Sad;it made the remarks De- fore the CC'ntrl'I! l'Omn1itlee (If 1hr Arah Socia list lnion, Egypt's only politieal party . "Jordtin ha1 rerrired rl uring the r~ cent period !•rae qu:1n1i1 ies of American weapons, includ lng tanks," H quoted the president as 1aying. lie 1a id the Wl'!apon1 were "bi ggl!r than can be u~ed •1a in5t the iF'illest1ni1n ) 1ue rrill1s and It 1 im- possible to llH \hem a&airlll J1r1e\, in accordance with the American ieCUrity terms." le1·el of fighting is likely lo continue in the \.\'ar i-0ne. espec1a\ly along the DMZ 1rhere the i\:orth Vietnamese ha\'e brought in major troop units ;:ind artillery in violation of lhe Geneva <igreements lh:t t the zone would 110L be used for 111ilitary purposes. L.:.S. jets twice attacked the Comn1un ist gun positions c1fter they fired (Ill A1neri can reconnaissance p!a!les and U.S. artillery opened up on a North Viet- nan1e se roc ket si1e, apparently destroy· ing it. In recent days U.S. B52s and ilh Flcrt ship~ have shelled Communist targets in the DMZ. South VietnanHlse spokesn1en said 96 ''enemy·initiated i nc i d e n t s ' ' were reJXlrled in lhe 48-hour penod ending at 6 a.m. today, including 5~ rocket or mortar altAcks. Go\•ernment and n1ilitary 1pokeAmen reported between eight and 12 incident1 directly connected with Sunclay'1 na· tionwide balloting in which vottr turnout "'I! listed as 78.5 pt.to•nt of the little mere than seven million perso na t.lilllble. There are 7,332 voting Ailes in the republic and onl,v lhree enemy-initiated acts occurred ;igainst. polling sites yester· day,'' said LI. Col. Le Trung I lien, spokesman for the So uth Vietname1>e niil!tary com1nand. Hien added "\\'e ran hardl y spy \1·hether we hJYe pllssed 1he enemy hiUh point or not." Wicks I £rf.""3 fr' ..l r 0 ' Excuie nty finger! Someone stole m y gun! Irish Republic Off icinls Ad1nit A1ub1ish, Slaying LONDON fA P J -Britain demanded t.·londay that lhe 1rish governn1en t cap- ture the gunmen who killed a British soldier and wounded another after their ;:1rn1ored car patrol strayed across the border int.o the Irish Republir. The "provisional" wing or the Iri sh Hcpublican Army admitted in [)ublin that its n1cn had nmbttshcd the British µalro l Sunday and fousht a half-hour gun battle un Lt1e frontier with Northcn1 Ireland. '!'he Br itlsh Foreign Office ordered 1ls amb~u;sador in Dublin, John Peck, to dt:· mand a full investigation and a~ked th11t "no effort be spared to bring the uf· tenders to justice .. , The IRA is ouua .... ·ed both 111 Norllll'l"ll Jreland and lhe republic. but itli 1nen ()perate freely on the republiciln side. Ireland at the same time ordered 11s ambassador in London to complain abou t the Brill.sh patrol's incursion 11110 the republic'• territory. Two Briti&h annored cars drovt: llltl yards acrosg the unmarked border to the village of Hackbal!s Cross. 1'hey were surrounded by an angry cro1.1•d that st!l one or the cars tin fire and held the troops virt ually captive for an hour. Mcanwhilo, a carloa d of ab(lul si11: 1 ll A n\rn nioved into position near the border. \Vhe11 tho remaining arn1nred car rtllrt!atefl ha t k in!o Nortl1ern Ireland and stopped to change its fl11l rear tires, lhe gu11n1e11 opened fire across the fron tier. Cpl. Jan Armstrong was shill throl1Kh the hearl when he dashed into the g11nfire to rescue anothl't soldier ""ho had t.H!t'!l hil 1n the shoulder. Hon1ania11 1'1·c,;itle 11l J\lcch; With Chinc.c DUCllAREST. 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" •• " Death Sl{ipper Seized Ferry Captai11 Charged Witli Ho11'ticide BH.INDISI, Italy (AP J -Italian police arrested the c<iptain of the burned-out Greek ferry lleleann• early today as ht' \.\'a li trying to leave Italy and ch<irged hin1 \.\'ilh hon1icicle. At least 26 perlion;; died &fter fire rav&ged the ferry Saturday about is miles off Brindiiii in the Adriati c. Capt. DitnitriO!I Antipas wci11 ii6!iied aboard ano ther Greek ferry, the Eanatiil, and \.\"ai put in the Brindi~l j<iil . In addition t.o hom icide in the deaths of so1ne passeneer&, Antipas was charged \\'Ith overloading his l>Oclt, saltine without adequate ftrefightinH and lifesav- ini equipme11t and leaving the boat himself while "numerous passengers were still aboard .'' Police said 1:11\hough the fire occurred In i11ternelion<1l v.•aters, the body of at least one victhn v.as fuund floatms 1n 1ta1!1111 terrJlorial \.\'aiel'S. No olhcr ship's offiters \\'ere arrested. l'olice said Ar1tlpas did not re1ist "·hen 11tey L10a1·iJcrl the i!:gnatia 11nd iho"·ed hirn their w<1rrant. Tii e chargei 11guinat Antipas slcn~med fro1n necusntions 1nade to police by many ~11 th e l,UH9 pa,aengers wl111 survived thei disaster. A nu1nher snld they se w the 43. year-old copta\11 and his wife jump :iboard one of the first lifeboats to leave the ferry. Antipas' \.\'1fc. A1111st11:1ia , left Brindisi hospital where she was bt.lng treated and planned to join her husband for the t rip back to G1·ecce on the Egnatia. Later she rncl newsmen briefly .at a Brlndi!;i hotel. "I µrefer nol to talk about the arrest. I beg you ," she ~aid . Jngtead she gave an account of how her huaband reacted to the fire. il"l rs. Antipas said a crew member awc.ke the caplaln and her at 5:JO tt.n1, announcing !he fire . "My husband left the cabin without dr1s11ing," she said, "tak· ing \\'ilh hin1 a shirt and pair of pants. "A fev,r 1ninutes laler he \\'BS back and :<<lid. '\Ye niu st wake <ill passengers and rn;>kc thc1n GO to desk· fa st.' Then he went tu the telecon1n1unicp,tions roon1 and sent lhe S.0.S. several tfmes. "Then an ex plosion was he ard, follo\ved by ;1110\her 011e , stronger. The cleclricul pl;111l of the ship broke do\vn and r1ncrge11cy b<itteries \.\·ere turned on." The "'aptaln's \.\"ife insisted that she and Hunguriun [Jlanc Thal l(illc<l 31 1-lad No Recorder COPEN llAGE:N (rPl) -A Hungarian llvushi11 !IS turbo-prop airliner which cr<isherl into the sea Sa1urday night whi!C' :1pproac:lling Copcnhagen Airport did nut earry ii ll1ttht recorder, Ule head of a llun~arian i11v esliga1iun te.1:1m said today. Thirt;·onc of 34 p('r sons aboa rd 14't're killed when the \\"l:ekly Oslo-8udapes! .\lalev Airli nes flight plunged in to the 11·atcr off Kas1rup Airport. The survivors. a Nor.,.·egian worna n, her East German rnot her-in·law and an East German n1an. 11·ere said by a hospital 11pokesn1an to be out of d;ingcr. A!e11:ander lluevos . head of !I lfl- memher Hungarian inve1tigatinn tecin1 11 hich arrived Sund&}'. £aid the Soviet- liuill plane, contrary to v.·hat !)an!sh 11v1 11l inn authorit iea at fir1i1l hel ieve1L 1lid not carry a "black bcu1 '' f1l11ht reoorder. lluavoi sa id Sunday after a hrief in· ~rect1on ot the \.\-reek si1n1hcrged in ~2 f•·tt nf \.\'a!e r eight miles from !he <1 \r port : ''\lit1 have no clue as to what hap\lf!ned. 'J'ht1re could be hundreds of rt'alions for lht era~h." The 1htrl"' ~11!'\'iloirs \'.ere all ~rated 111 1lie r·C'ar 1lf tht' ;i1rpl<1n<'. Thry \\·f'rt> r.1ri;. \;l'ril;1 ~lt'l~ner. 21, of Norway, her n1otlH•r-1n ·lall". r-.1rs. tifartha Schneider, til. of Ea:.I Gcrn\any, and Juer~en llrrnu.i11. 31. l~ast Germany. Medina \Vituess Fnci11g Hearing ATLANTA fU Pll -A federal court 11car111g was to be held today for a 11·1tness cited for conlempt of court \.\'hen he refused on grounds of self-i n· erimination to testify at lht My Lai rnurdl•r trial of Capt. Ernest L. 1\.·ledina . Frederick \\'idn1cr of Lower Burrell, P.1 .. refused to 1estify despite grants ()f 1mn1unity and Col. Kenneth llO\\'ard. the niilil<iry judge, cited him for con1empt. Widn1er "'as identified by an earli<'r witne&I In tll edina's trial at FL MoPheraon hcrr r.s havin11 ihol a small boy in Medina 's presence. 'T'he prf)· litic utlon called \V idmer'i; leslirnony essential to it& case. ~edina Is char"ed on three counts of nu1rder al My Lal -()flt of killing a wo1nan. one of killing a child, and a third of allowln& his lroopa lo slaughter 100 other civillans at the ltamlet in 1968. Medina conlencls ht did not know about the 1t1ua:hter un til it Wll over. OuJy 1,100 Troops Withdrawn for Wee k SAIGON (U PI ) -The U.S. Command said today 1.100 America n S(J!diers were pulled out ol Vietnam lasl \.\'eek in the smalle11t cutback in the fol'('e in almost ~rven monlhs . Allhou!h lhe ~ce (){ withdrawa ls has been not ctwbl y 1lowlna Jn rtetnt Wttk~1 11ioka1men 111ld the command wouta 1nak t Pre&ldent Nh1on11 t1r1tt of no 111orc thitn 184.000 lrO>.)PS In the thrattr by 1hc Ike. I deadline. he r husbijnd lefl the ferry last of all. Defending himself and his crew lo ne wsmen on Suuday, Antipa1 also said he and h111 wife were h11t to le1ve the bul'fl· u1y ferry . I le aaid the boat h<id adeq uate lifesav· ing equiprnent on board and denied that lhr ferry was overcrO\\'ded. "'\\'c wc1'<' nol carrying even a single cat more than we \\'tiff allo\\'ed,'1 he asserted. lie admitted he did not know exactly how lllilllY passengers were on the Hel1an11a, but said the craft could carry up to l,WlO peri;ans. llowever, Of· ficials of the Merchant t-.1anne rt1inistry in Rome said they thought the ferry was •·emilnly overl·ro1\•ded." n•itin~ that meal11 were served in four shifts J FIRE RAVAGED HIS FERRY, CLAIMING LIVES OF 26 Cilpt. Dimitrio1 Antip•s of Grete:• Arrested by lt1 ly -----'---· -'---'----- 11okyo Officuils W eig·li Possible Nixon Visit TUI\ \'r) I :\I' 1 -Foreign ~linistcr 1·akeo Fukuda said today there is no clc;1r pl;111 ycl lo invite President Nixon to .J:1p:1n. lie \'.~ti! cun1111enting on Ja11unelie pt·ess rcrori~ he would invite Nixon when he is 111 \\';1~1i inglon. Sept. 9-10 for a n1eetln11 of tile U.S.-Jupan Joint Cornrnittee un tl';1de and ccnnomic &ffairs. The purpose would be 10 1n1prove relat ion~. Fukuda s:i id he wa ~ ""orried sinC"c J 're~itlent Dwight D. Eisenhower can· i·clcd a v1s1l in 1960 becauge of an· 11gu\er11111ent riots. Anti·An1erican se11Umenl is high now beeause Nixon informed Japan only al lhe last 1ninutc of his plan to \'islt Red China and because of Nixon's monetarv policy that has forced revaluntion of thC yen Fu kudli tti!d reporlcrs hr h•1prtl Emperor llirohllo "will be ;ible to \lilt the United Stale& at lhe invitati11n of the An1crica11 people." The en1pf'ror \1·1ll tuur l~urope ncxl n10111h and K1son 11 1!1 i;ree t h1n1 111 Alailo;Ot:. (Jn li.S.·Japan rclaru)n~. 1-"ukuda ~:1id the current ilraintd econo1111c rel<Jt1ons "rnay 01 h10 wor1en" political rcl1111uns hel\.\·eeu the two countflt:'S ··if (he present •Dinry ot' Doo11a' s1tu;H1011 re11lfll11~ 1111chani;r d for a period.'' Thus. he send. the t'Ut1 11n~ scs~ion .,r the .t1p:.in·U.S. ,Jo111t t"nn1rnitl re 1111 Trad~ ;ind Ecunurn1c AH:urs 111 \\'11:.lli11gtun ··\1'111 giva L11; ;1 gooll ehunl'c" Iii cxch11ng1 \ 1e"·:;. J!e hf1pcS to 1Ht:tl. N111:011 during h11 st~1y HI \\'ashinglu11 . lie suid he has nut ruled uut the po~sibility fur 11u11e1·n11lC11t-111-!,!01 ~rn1nent nc~oti1HHH1s on Japun·s text ile rx1}(}rts 10 the U.S. rnarkel, :1lldu1g Ille le:-.tllc isnue "h;is nt)l been suhcd yel •· .Japanelie textile 111akers lleg an 1n1· posing volunt;1ry res1r a1nls on te ~t1le sh ipn1t>nts to Jhc U.S. n1<1inland in July. On the Ctuna 11uest1on. Fukuda i;a1d Japan 1s i.er1ously cun1J1dennR opening rt1ploina11c relHlions "·ith Peking and he. wou ld nut 1n111d goltlll tO China hunself "if cuntl1tiuns pennit.'' ~·ukud<1 added, ho '>l'ever, th;1t Jap;i n cuuld not break the •·1ntcrnat1ona l faith" \.\Ith Na11onalist Ch111<1. 1'i1e foreign 1n1 niste r d1J not cl;1l)(lr;il e u11 \\'h~1 <1U itude Japan would takf' 111 dt:a lu1g "ith ii re1>ulution tn <1d1n 11 Coin· 1nt1nist China to the United Nations. liut he said Japan wtll reso rl 10 e1 c1 v possih!e ef101t to help Nationalist Chin:-1 retain its lieat in the United Nal1ons. Ri1 ss Mountai11 Cli1nbers l'1·apped i11 S11ow, Pe1·isl1 B\' l'ETElt J. SHA\Y ~!OSCO\Y. (UPll -Nine Sovl1L moun· tailf"t'Hn1bers. eiRht men and a wo1nan, sei out lasl spring to trek JOO mile& through ''\he exotic Sayan r.1ountelns~' of Sou th Central Siberi a, the nowlipaper Tn1rt said Sunday. All nine peri s h e fl , trapped In snowslides. They lcfl a legacy: a diary o( doom. ''March 19. Snowfall. Strong wind all day. Very low clouds . Visibility Hro. Evrryone looks depressed.'' "\Ve arc in a trep. Snowstorm hail la~tcd n \.\'ho le 1nonth. A thaw, Tu·enty centi meters (eight inches) soow('()ver ~lilt here. The problem is how to gel out. Ifs ,·cry hard and very depressing." The Trud report indicated the nint. bodifls \l'ere found In April. Officlill rf'ports of such disasters are rare in the Soviel Union. It \.\'as one of the worst known S4'lv1et mountaineering ee<:idenlt -jU!I OOw batt \1·as un cerl11in becauie official &ti11i11tic11 ar(' never di!'closed. The delayed report. in Trud. the lradc union new spaper. in· dicated ofNcll1l1 were 1n1ar6d by whai th•v co nildend ' preVfllilble ll'ae:1dy. Thi article critlclMd •RYr~t offlol1l1 who approved the cllmblftt ventu re and $::li d the rci;ul\anl accident nccderl -·-·.· .............. ,,.,;.,;,,: -~ -~ reporting becausr "other\l'ISl'. I h e visitPrs and thi1se 11·ho send them \1•nuld feel Jin!e reipecl for the Sa:yan ,\loun· ta fni;.·• 'l'rud i.111d "speciahsts C'Ollld havr described the conditions and t'slablished ho\1' difficu1l an expedition the \'isi1ors could manage. Eve ryone "'oulcl know that H1e eastern Sayan is not the S<i me thir1g as the beaches of Socchi." Socchi is a sun1mer resort on lht' Black Sea Coa11t. Trud called the Byelorussian llcpub!ic touriit 1..-uuncil and the tiloscow oentral (tourlsl l commission responsible for ap- proving the fatal expedition. It said !he nine climbers "·ere ' ' rn o r a l I y un- prepared'' and iaoorant pf the &nowslide conditions into \.\'hich thev were \"Cn- 1urln11. · The nine climbers 1.1•ere rrom l\linsk. the capilal of Byelon1s11a. "They wanted kl cover i circlr rou1e :.croas numerou1 ranges and mounta1a riveri; and far fro111 vilh1geio hop~ng thei r efforts over their routt' would be recognized as the l>f'st of the ri<'::is11n ;ind would win a prise," Trud 11id. "Halfway, the 1roup wa& cau11ht u1 a detuve of 1nuw11llde1. All were kilh'd -· The diary Quoted by 'J'rud \.\•:1s al- 1 ributcd to onf' of 1hr n1a!e•<'limhrrs. •J ., .. '!I' ·• ,. ~. • • R.og11e Elepha.1it 'P u1•do1ielf' Ziggy. \l'ho a1t <1 r ked and nearly kilted hif trainer in 1941 . \1·as let nut int o the open over \hr \1 eekcn<I at l hicago zoo. Ziggv had been cha ined inside the Brook· field Zoo since lhe attack 30 ye ars ago. His 'new outdoor cage "'as constructed by sympathetic Chicagoans. Hundreds Still Ho1neless 111 New Jersey Flooding B.v United Pre"" lnt ,.rnatio nal Hundrrd.c; of fani 1l1r.c; 1n t"·n ~r11• .Jersev 1 n11 n~ h;itd hil. hy floorl \\ ;itc_ri; fro1n trnp1ca! 1>tnrm Onria \\'e re hnn1e!r"s today "h1le of111·1al" mnppl'rl up the mes., lef1 b.v the storm lrotn lhe Sou1h !!'I C;inada In Ne"' ~:ngland po"·er wa" reslnred to thousands of cus· tomers hit by !he storm. Some ~110 fan1ilies in Round Rrook anrl t'<lan\·1lle. fricalerl uhere the Ran1an Ri1·er hit a record cresl Saturday, "·ere hr1ng ht"Juscd anrl fed in local I high schflOls while "·::i1 tingl for flood waters to recede. I Officials in bolh tn"•ns said porl\on:<> of the towns remain· ed b::irncad cd . '4 S11re Defeats' At the s;:in1e tune . an nff1- r1al of lhe Eh1.abethln\.\'n \Valer Ctl .. which serves Eltz- abcth. Ediso n. Franklin and ot her Union Cou nty to\1·ns . said thP Boun<I Brook plant y,·;is he ing repaired and that no1·n1al service "'a... •·hoped for" by II :i m. tod;iy. LiheraJ Republica11 s Predict GOP Lo sses Sn me 10,000 c11st.nmeri; "'erl' tot:ill.v w1thoul water, and the nfl 1ci;il. \V::illcr t-.1nne~. a \·1ce·presidcnt. said the co m· pan .v v.·ois .c;!ill rrcnmmend1ng th;:it the lO(l,000 cus!.omers served hy !hp p!an1 bn il !heir rl r1nk1nf; waler. \VA~HlN\.TON 1Ar 1 -A liheraJ R.cp11h!1ra n 1;rnl1p sa\·i; four (;()r sena1nr~. 1nclud1ng Ass1~tant SrnalP Repuhhcan Leader Rnhrr1 · 1;r1 Ff1n nf r..·11ch1t!an. "'Ill In~,. rl'·1>\rrtinn hid<; nrx! \Pa r 1vht1t onl1 nnr [)emn<-r;il 11 11! ln~r hie; sr;:il Thr R1ron Sot·1Pt\. 111 11<; Fnrum rnac;innr rrt"<l1c:s i;eaj<; hr\rl hv Srn<; r.nff1n, .!:i1nf'!'; rr;ui;11n nf f...an<;;ii;, ,J;ick \1 11lrr ol ln\1 .1 ;inrl l\;:irl ~1 11nrl! f•f Snu1h P:1\...i1 a 11111 I!" tn nrmncr:i l~ 10 th,. l~i2 rlrc t1on<; Thr rinh· <;11rr Ormorr"i!l Ir !r1~cr , tilt> ~0<·1rT \ ~;1 1 ' t<; ~r n 1·1a1 hnrn r Prll nl Rh n rl P l~lanrl .lnhn rh;ifrr . ,.;'!\'\' !'<'c1·r1ar\' anrl !nrn1rr f"lhnrl r !<;lanr! i?o1rrnnr 1~ P~prrted In nppnse Prll ThP ar11cle al ~n h.~ts lil'''"n !nrumbent RPpuhlirans ;ind Bennet.I Cerf Rites Tuesday fn11r 1nr11mben1 Democrats a5 l'Hlnerable. There currentlv an• 5.) Ormnrra!s and~~ Republicans in rh e Scnal e t\1nrr rnns l"r\'a1 11 e R P p u h \ 1 r a n c·ampai,i:n strategist~ ~enera!lv a(!rt'r "11th 1he Ripon rnnrlu.c;1nn<; Hn"evr r. nne i;nurce close 10 !hr Scnatr pohl1ca1 p1r111re c;a'" thr 1 u!n ~r 11 bl e. f)r1nl'll "rRIJC SC.11!\ should 1n- flUrif' Oklahnma. 11·hen• Frrd R Harns 1~ rr1lr1n c . .:ind \\'ri;1 \ irc1n1a ll"herr .!rnn1ng~ Ran. do!ph !F ru mored lo be re11r- '"' f)ownl'd tree limbs and flO\VPr hnr.c; were !he nnlv 1n·1 c11c;it1on Dnn;i ha rl visi ted NP111 f.ngland a~ fai r :o:kies anrl 11•arm lemper;u ures re-1 lurnrd rn 1hr .c;1x-sl<1te region Sahird;iv and Surn:lav. /'l('rn~s \'ew En,g!anrl 11 1 11 main r n "'' c r transm1ssinn line~ "'"r" h::irk 1n i;crvice• fi11nd::n . ;i rcnrding !n pnYi'f'r l romp>in\ spokr.c;n1l'n Onlr ;:i fr-w sr·at1,,rcrl pn\1·r r 011 iagri: "crP rrportrd. n10:.1 nf them ('iill.,erl h\• hrr::rk., tn inrliv1· r!U<1I c11s1nn1er li ne~ W 011iu11, 80, Gives Kidney to Her So11 BOSTON !APj An Rn.year-old v.·om<in dP.~cribrd h~· he r <loctnr as t.he world 's oldesL kidney rlnnor i.c; repo rt ed in sat1sf,1ctory condition ;if!cr an operoilinn 10 y,·h1ch or,e of her kidneys was removed and lransplant.ed Jo her son The kidney of Ethel Finlay nf Bolton . t'<lass . "'as Lrans· planled lo Ed u'in f'inla y. 39. also of Roltnn. ··r ve had m.v life." t\1r.". Finlay said. •·anTVJSed the orcra-~E\\' \'ORK f AP\ -A ,~ llnn Frirla y at Peter Ben! Brigham Hos pital. said the kidne y funeral ser\·1ce u·il! he hPld began functioning immedia t.ely in Fin la,v's body. He said Tuesda.v for Rrnnetl Cerf. the therr was no sign of rejection. publisher, humnric;f ;11 nd Finl ay, aHlicterl with a gradually worsPning kidney mal · lr levi.c;inn pe rsonality, i,11hn fune11on si nce he was 21. h.:i d his kidnl!)S removed at the dird Friday al lhe age nf 73. hospita l 1n Frhru11r.v Since I hen hp had bf'rn rnming In the ca~s Can fiel<I. nr Harper &· hospi!::il thrl"P times a week fn r l.real.mf'n 1 with a rlialysis de- Ro11,• publisher.c;. 11nd .)ohn Da· \'ICP th a1 cleanses the blooct of im puril.i es normally re moved ly. fo rmer mndrrat nr nf the by Lhe kidneys. television panel show "Whal's ,------'---- ~1 y Line~." v.•ill speak al !he ~~----... ._ service 1n St Paul'~ Chripcl nn !hr ('olumb1a lin1 ver!'1I.\' r ain · pus Althnu ,::h hc-:<>1 knflwn ln 1hP pu blic for his Hi ,\'f'a rs "' pun· n1ng t1nd ,1:uess1ng as a mem ber nf the "\\'ha!'~ My Line'" p;inrl. Cerf y,•an1 cd tn No rrmC'mhered a~ a publ1:<>her hr~t As cnfounrler nf Handnm llou,,. 1n 1927. he bull! the hrm 1n!o 11 mullimil!inn-dollar ~n1erpri:;e i+orl puhli~hM 1hr v.·nrk.!i ol F:ui;:Pnr O'Neill 11 nd .t:imcs .Joyce. :imonii mrin~· nlhe:r!> LEVI'S .~""'""'""" 17-~ cord flares $6.00 & $8 .50 • 0-'ILY PILOT S 'Broke the DeaclhH!k' Key Nixon Role on Berlin Bared=· BONN. Germany (AP\ - President Nixon personally directed !he An1erican end of the fou r·power neg.:itiations on Berlin that ended last week. with an agreement. U.S. diplornatic sources said today. On at least noe occasion. the President broke a deadlock in So£1 JJ Firrn' s Contests Under Fire the ambassadorial talks by in· added. saying the ambassador weekend. The official lext 1s -East German border terven1ng with Soviel Foreign sent the rrestdent private scM<ioled to he published guanb 'A'ili have the right Mt fo.1lnister Andrei A. Gromyko, reports "sonietimes several aher Thursday's signing. make identity checks only on who wa!I I hen on a visit lo limes a month ... U.S. officials said it includes persons tr2.veling to We.st Be.r· Washi ngton, these informants ttu.s key element : lin through their territory. added. Rush is known lo reel lhat.1r,~~!ii;;;;iij~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.i~~~~~~~~~~~ The wurees whn declined to the President p e rs o n a 11 y be tclentified, s~11d t h e directed him nn the conduct of de11dlock developed 1 a st talks and that Nixon deser ves Oc t ober w hen So viet a large n1 easure of credit for negoti ator Pyotr Abrasimov their successfu l conclusio n refused to continue d1 scuss1nns The ambassadors a re on access to Wl'st Berlin. scheduled !o sign the four which hes I 10 mil es inside power agrcemt'nl on Thursday Oimmunisl East Germany. in Bl'rlin. g1v1ng Easl and The U.S. neg n t i a Io r . \\'est Germany !he green light Ambassador Kenneth Rush, tn negotiate details of its ap-- reported this directl y to r\ix-plication . nn, who took up the mat.ter The a1 rn of the agrecmrnl is with Gromyko. Discussions on In bri n;.:: pr a c I 1 c a t im- WRITERS - N. Y. Book Publi.lier Coming Here To Interview Awlwra An r:xecuti,·e of a Wt"il·l..nown Xcw \' ork puhli&her "ill soon be in this city to intrrvirw wrill'n. H i~ pll.IJ>Ose U lo uncoYtt mauusc;ripls worthy llf public•lion. Fictio n, non.fiction, poetry, ju11enilt"s., CJ'lllectiona of thon srorics or article&. religious, apecia.lU.ed and even oontro11enial suhjecLs will he considered. \\'ASH!Nf.TON (A Pl -The access y,·ere resumed a! the prn\•ements /nr \\!pst Berlin Federal Trade Commission next meeting of the US , and top US. offlcials in announced todav Procter & SovieL British and French Germany feel 11 has not faUen Gamble Co . of Cinciunat i has ambassadors, the informan ts short of its ,gn,1! If you haft: • manu~ipt n"ady (or a\mo!t ready} !or puh-- lic.1 linn, and ·would like lo J ir.cU:.s it with this n ecuti11e. pleaM: telephone the numhcr belol'I" between 8:00 &JU, and 10:00 p.rn., and leave your name and addttu. You v.·ill be contaclcd later. signed a consent order again- said. U.S. diplon1a ts <lecl1nerl to Telephone: 673-1166 If you Jl••f••, writ• to tM ldlt•rl.1 01..-.ct•r. D•Jlf. CA·l 7, f'.,O. lor 211 9, G.,..O,, Mew Yott, M.f . 10001 s~ continual inn of certain The report \\.'as nnly one that comn1ent on lhe various "s11·eepstakes"·type contests Rush made direcU.v to Nixon versions of the agreement's held 1n the past to adverlise during the course of rtw talks. 1ex1 puhlishcrt in the \\'est ils product s. whirh la sted 17 mo nths. they \.erman press during the An F'TC spokesman said thef.==============================================~ ~~a"::.;'h:;~~~ c~;:;~~ ':::;; _, A TiiQCM stereo l03FM participants had to come for· ~ \1•ard in order tn claim their pc;,,, The pc;,cs wece ""' the SOU!ldSOfthe harbor awarded 1f partlcipants did J not request them, the FTC ) 4 J d sa ;<. _j,=:J.S::Z'1--7 :... · tours a ay The con~ent order b::irs such ~ contests unless Procter & Gamble agrees tn awa rd all prizes offered and gives the odds of y,•\nn ing such prizes in original advert isement!-'. ea/ways keep your interest up ... - to the maximum~1 4y;10 5%0/o United States National Bank isn't fickle about interest rates . We're dedicated to payi ng the highest rat es allowed by law. Here's a good example: Recently many banks dropped their rates on Passbook Savings Accoun ts to 4%. But we kept ours at 4 Y,%, ea rned fro m the day of deposit. Nice th ing is, th ere's no minimu m deposit. And you can withdraw anyti me. Want mor e? Open up a Savings Bond Passbook Account. We'll pay 5Y2% interest if yo u leave you r money for one year. With a minimum depos it of $500. Le ave your mo ney for two years an d you can get 5%%. Once again. these are the highest rates allowed by law. So you see. you always know what we 're up to. See us for even higher interest rates on Time Certificates of Deposit. UNITED 61 convenien t locations STAT.ES AF\JI l' SERVICE OANK Coit• Mesa Office 1845 Newport Blvd. ' NATIONAL BANK South Coast Plata 3333 Bristol StrHt .. ------. I ' • DARV PILOT E DITORIAL PAGE Tarnished It is unfortunate for both California and Ralph Nader that the report on Call!ornia power and land from N1der'1 Raiders is not what it could have been. Or should hive been. Certa.lnly the multi·bilHon·doll1r power and interest combine in the state warrants 11trious study. And certain· ly all of California could benefit from some expert guid- ance and overall reporting on development of our rapid· ly dimini!hlng public Ja.nd resources. But the Nader report U riddled Y.1ith ou tdated ma- te rial, inadequate checking of facts, one·sided prest~ta tlons and, in some ca!l es, outright error. 'fhus the point! it does make are weakened so much that. simply put, one doesn't knCJ\V \Vhat to believe and .,.,..hat not to believe. Certainly Californians should know it if more than half of their state Legislature receives sub~t an tlal P.ay- ments from major land interests, a key claim supph~d by the Nader group. U such Is true, influence·batth.ng 1n Sacramento is beyond acceptable limits. But like all of the report. this charge js cornpromls· ed by the many examples of inaccuracy. To cite one out·of·balance incident close lo home, consider this one: The reporl points an accusative finger at the Upper Newport Bay Land exchange by the Irvine Company and Orange County. Fine, it's an area deserving of clo~e i:;crutiny in the public interest. But the Nader report is written as though the proposed exchange is in the same 15ituatlon it wu a year ago. Since then, both the cou nty and the Irvine ~ompany have moved to cancel the ex· change agreement. Thus the Nader Lask force's com· ments and charges are quite inaccurate and irre!ev111t. At the state level, Nader'! young investigators ad- mitted t hey failed to confront persons attacked in the report to get their side of the issue -a basic journalistic and investigative practice. In certain area~, this makes it appear they had their minds made up and sought only to sustain their previous conviction. A golden opportunity for useful service to the people of California seems to have been lost simply be- cause the inaccuracies of fact make the whole report Resorts Have A Jarring Paradox "We need more touri.sts up here," said the local merchant, "but if we get too many, the place will be ruined ." He v.·as slating the paradox that perplexes all the lovely vacation spots in the world. Most of them get the bulk of their income from tourism : but then the \'ery popularitv of the place decreases the charm and so1i· tude that made It al· tractive to btgln wil.h. How do we solve this problem? ll's very much like a 11ew restaurant that starts up. wilh good food, mode r ate prices, a quiet at- mosphere. The v.·ord spreads-, soon there Is a long line, the prices go up, the at· mosphere changes. and all you have ii another hectic reS1aurant. THERE OUGHT lo be some way to &chie.ve a delicate and long·lasting balance between the econo1nic needs or a resort communi!y and its ecological in· te?rity. If ton ff'w Pf<lple c11mP. !he !'re" £Offers financiall y: if too many come, the area suffers environmentally. You can·\ set an arbitrary fi gt1re; you can·t ha\'e a quota at the county line : you can "t sa}· we·11 only let a million pe<1ple 1n lhis summer or 11e "'on't pt'rmit any more motels or resort s to be hui!I. Onl y a nation is perm11ted to ha1'e a sin("\ 1rn • migration policy. Dear Glooru y Gus The military establishment has just found another way to keep the public off lhe Pendleton Marine beaches -oil spill! -H.J. B. T~ll l•llure AnKTI ••-ro' v!•'*'t. HI llK•U t •llJ !~ou o! "'' n•wop1oor. ,..,~ JOur "' ''''' to Gloern~ <i ut. 0111-l'llol. YET, YEA.R BY YEAR, section by sec· lion , our expanding population and our rfse into affluence have inundated almos t all the lovely spots that used to orff'r charm. seclusion and modest prices. It used lo be possible to find them 75 miles ·from the city: now one must go four times as far, and still with no a11surance of the s11.me tranquill ity. \Yhat 111 ha ppening in the U.S. is hap- pening all o\'er the world. I spenl a winter in Acapulco in 1940, when the road down there hadn't been complelcrl and there was on!y one hotel on the beach. You \l'OU[dn't believe "'hat I paid for a house v.·it h two servants. And I wouldn't have belie1'ed then 1Yhat could have, hap- pened to the place in a few decades. MUCH THE SAJ\.IE Is true In Europe; there are still some beautiful and in· expensive places, buL they are going fast. The more the y succeed, the n1ore they fail. for there is a buill·in contradiction in such popularity. as absu rd as calling a convention of hern1its. Everyody certainly dPserves a langt1(1l'QIJ!! vec:ation. but the more people who can afford one, the less languorous and more expen sive It becomes . In the same '""ay, ""hen everybody <'an drive a. rar, the car be-tomes more of a nuisance lhan a luxury. How to solve th is Jarring paradox may we.ll be one or the main problems facin.i:: tl'thnolo~u· in thr aF· fluent society v.·e look forward to with hope and anxiety. W ou,ldn't It Be Sweet? Remarks v.·e dream 11bout hetirlng but rarely do· "I'm sorry I led y(IU to a dog'~ lire •II these years, fr£>d. You've been a ~·onderful man lfl put up \1·1th me.'" "No, 1 don't v.·ant to borrow lhP car tonight. Dad I ju~t v.·anl to stav hnme and spend th<' evening talking \\'ith you and r.tom. I want your advice on what I should try to do with m~· life " "V.'ell , since you·rp an old friend and It isn·l too big a hrrnla. 1'11 cut n1~· regula r operating fee by 5200 But promise -no t a word to any other or rny p;;illrn!s." ''Know v.·ho v.·as i11 lhe foursome folio". ing us? Arnold Pa l· mer-no less~ Know what he said about you? He said he couldn't help notic· ing wha t a beautiful I .::. drh·e you have, and 1 ,.._ • 11 that if you t'OUld gct / l'J\ f about 20 mGrc y<1rd! on It, you 'd have a good chance of mak· Ing lt on the pro tour." .,SO YOU'RE THE fine tittle lad who found my wallet and returned It. Well. l beUeve in encouraglng honesty and youth, young fellow . I know thal at 15 you ha\'e lo gel yGur parents' p€'rmission to .,..·ork, but lf that c.an be arranged, how would you like to join my finn as fir st Junior vict president ~" "There won't ht just l!I sini;::le door prize. Everyone ~·ho shov.·('d up here ltt· day wiU get a frtt trip IJJ Hawaii as our auest." "This Is 111 cast for the dental annals. You're the first patient J've ever had v.·ho ~ho"·ed signs of growing a thi rd set of teeth. I believe in another year you can throw a"'ay your dentures." ''YOU DID SUCH fl good job of c11r· rying .,..·ater for the varsity this 11eason, Ronald, that lhe team has voted to make you captain for next yrar. You'rr still too light to play, or c:ot1rsc, but you'll get to call the pla~ from the bench," ''The reaJ(in rm wearing sunglasse:.:, Reginald, is th;it Uie dian1ond engage- ment ring you gave ml? is so d11zzhng it hurl.s. my eyes." '"You're srlling life insurance'.' \\'hy, come ri ght in . I've been thinking it is hl$:h time. I revised my family proll'ctlon Up'l\·an1." "I KNOW 1 ·v~ ~ver lf'l you kl~ me before , \\"ilberforcr. but 1omethlng h!l5 madt' me ff!OC\ S{l resll~s tonight -our pressed duck dinner. the ruby wine, ltie 5low walk home, the full mooil, the pnelry you read lfl me by lhe fi reside. No. not that way, Wilberforce -I'm sit· Una ovrr here on t~ 10fa -willing." "T gotta admi! ii. Jake, compart'd to ''OU my first husband was a no-good bum, You got something ht: nc.,·l'r even knew eii:istt"d -real cl•is. ,. "\Vhy did your drart board 1tnd you hcrr In tllf' first ph1.cr! You dnn'I betoni;i in lhe Army -you t.iclong 1n a hospital bed." by Errors suspect. Nader has provided cou rageou.!I leadership in the public inLere!lt -against 11ome of lhe greatest power c ombines in America. But in hi! ieal to correct all the wrongs he 11ees, Nader appears to ~ spreading h l.msel( and his forces too thJ n. The inexperience ind lne ptness of his investigators are watering down his efficacy as 1 crusader. California has many shortcomings, especially in its land development and protection la\\'S. The DAJl.Y PILOT has reported ln some d epth on the rape or the desert and wilderness by developers \\'ho put fast and big profits ahead of the public interest. There is need also to eliminate conflict of interest among lawmakers. The Na der la.!ik forces could have supplied Cali· fornla with some vital goals of reform. Instead, \I'll! have the feeling we just 11aw a poorly acted bad play that could have been a good one. Surprise From Gold"1ater Sen. Ba rry Goldwater, addressing an Orange Coast audience last week, surprised some of his conservaLive listeners 'vith his benign assessment of President Nixon's overtures toward Peking. He said: "Of all the nations that are not involved in our con- cern abo ut Asia, Japan is the only one that needs geo- graphic expansion. "This is the reason 1 thJnk Presiden t Nixon has pro- posed his visit to Peking -so that we can tell the world that we are not married to Japan, not married to Nalion· alist China , certainly not married to the Soviel'i nor to the Red Chinese. "\Ve just want to have a leg up when th e time comes \Ve are no longer the 'vorld leaders." So1ne of his right·,ving supporters might nQl like it, but Barry Goldwater's realistic appraisal of the \vorl d r ecognizes the fact that more than 700 m illion of the world's population can't be blocked out of our minds forever. -<-pE PUSLIC BE PAMNEt>.~ The Calm, Rational l' oice of Wilson Ril.es Forced Busing Alone Is No Answer "Is it necessary," asks Wilson !'tiles, superinlcndcnt of public instruction for the stale or California. "to <.:rcate vast bus networks for n1oving youngsters Frorn south cen!ral Los Angelf!s lo !he San Fernando Valley, and vice versa?'' Because of loud and dogmatic voices rur and against busing lo achieve racial balance in the schools. the calm and ra- tlnnal voice of J\.lr. Riles is little heard above the clamor. He is hlm!elf Negro. He la committed to integration. llo\\'f;Ver. he is even n1 o r e com- mitted to good !'d· ucaUon. "But just moving the k id s around isn'I goin g to accon1plish 1n· l.egration. It's going to have to be done with com1nuni!y good will behind it." And that good will does not emerge by ac· cldent. Desegregation is simply the physical act of bringing children of dif- ferent races together in the sarnf.! classroom. In tegration is somethi11g that may -or niay not -happen after desegregation is a ccomplished . Integ ration "provides an opportunity for all chlldft'n lo ... learn to respect each other's worth along "'ilh each other's shortcomings ." HUT REACID NO TmS happy ~l.'1[1', 11ays Mr. Rtles, "is nol automatic. It on!y happens "·hen people make it happen." Jlayakaw.!! i L "You must have a commitment by a 1najority of the <:itizcns first. " says Riles ... Such a policy declaration comes fi rst. Then the second step is to look at the local situation, population patterns of ethnic groups, long range plans Jor developing the city, schools that may be tom down and altcmath•e methods to achieve integration, Giving all children experience with a multi·racial society is invaluable to all. It should be a prime goal." J·lowe ve r. Riles continues, simply "moving kids around" by enforced busing "'ill not produce integration. "As supcrin!rndcnt of public instruction, I \l'ill nel'cr force a school district to choo~e busing as the method of deseg regation. Busing is but one ap. proach that a community may choose to adnpt.. . . Experience has shown that busing will be successful only whert the parents and children are convinced that there Is a good school and good program at the end of the li ne. ••Tf!OUSANOS OF parents willingly hus th('ir children to school every day - for purposes flt her than desegregation - 111 nrdl•r lo allow the children enriched program~ not othcr\1·ise available. But all parcnltr rebel at busrng Lheir children to a substandard achoo! or a substandard program.'' 1'he doctrinaire liberal tends lo look on opposi tion to busing as clear evidence of racisn1. Actually, as Mr. Riles Is quick to detect, it la the doctrinaire liberal who la raci st, albeit unconsciously. Riles says he finds "obnoxious and patronizing" the assumption that "a black child has to go to school with 1 white child in order ta learn. I utterly reject it." Right now the city of San Francisco is In the midst of a major tussle at>out bus· ing . An enormous and expensive plan to bus children all over the city to achieve racial balance has been ordered to be put Into effect, whlle concerned parents -espec\1Uy the Chinese -are con· testing the order in higher courts. The Chinese of Chinatown. many of whom send their children to Chinese language schools after public school hou rs, are not al all convinced thal busing will send their children to •·a good school and a good program at the end of the line." Quite the reverse. IT APPEARS TO J\.-1E that in all the advocacy or lmmediale int e gr a l ion through busing, not enough attention has been paid to the harm .... ·hich can result from failure. Numerous well-meant prop;rama whlch st11rted without suf· ficient preparation have resulted In 111 \\'orsening of race relations rather than an Improvement One of these is surely that of Saus11.Jito, California, whose school relonn was once considered a bright hope for the future. It v.·UJ lake years for Sausalito schools to recover from their shattering experience, harnlful to bolb "'hite and black. The assun1ption underlying the busing program Is that children as ye t unsullied. by adult prejudic:es will quickly learn \Q understand and live with each other. This is the !ittle·child·shall·lead·them theory which assumes thal childhood innocence "'Ill accomplish that which adult depra\·i· ty ls not able to. I DO BELIEVE THAT.children brought up with children of other races grow up \\'ithout prejudices and problems. But children at school age are not free or adult influence. l\1any arc full of pre· judices and fears learned from their parents, v.·hich may be intensified by Wlhappy contacts with fellow student s. Does this mean ou r i:.chools should not try to integrate? Of course not. But it does mean that schools need to prepare with foresight and skill. Are there enough leachers v.·ho can see a blat•k ehil d harass a white child -or the other "'a.v around -and ~how love and 11cceµtance for both children "'hile controlling hannful behav ior? /I re there teachers "'ho ca11 interprel children's cultural dif- ferences to each other and make no one feel superior -or inferior? The Sa n Francisco 5chool~ are under court order to start the busing program immediately. I \\'ish I could believe that there are the necessary !ik.ills and preparation to make It succetd. Labor Leaders Are Out of Touch Organized labor's re:;ponsc to President Nixon's Wilge.·price lree7.P is prnv1ng ,., be much more negative !h1111 might h:1l'e been expected from prc·fr eeie dcnu111ds that the President "do something " about th r cconon1y. United Auto Workers P re s \ d c n t Leon11rd \\loodcock talks 11f \\'aging "\\'1tr" on the adrnlnislration if his union is dt'nled wage increases Iha~ are in it! con· tracts. LJJngshoreman Harry Bridges refuses to end a \\'est Coast dock strike. joining In a general union denunciation nr 11 govpmmenl request that all strikes be suspended during the freeic, Still other l earler.~ claim the President is applyi n~ "martial 1 a w" tG unions. The AFL-CIO e11ecuti\•e council voted last week not to cooperate with the freeze and suggesl.ed that unions strike if previously negoliat!'d wage in creases are not permitted. /\FL-CIO PRESIDENT GeorRe !lle:iny seems to feer that the unkindest <"tH or al! frorri the adn1inistra11on w .ii s, the charge by Labor Secretary Hodgson By George ---, Dear George.: How can I tell "'hat my hu~band does when he goes on conventions seven or ei ght times a year" \VANDA Dear \\'anda : Marriage is hased on mutual fa ith and trust. You should never suspect a man simply because - CONVENTIONS s Ev E N on EIGl IT Tll\IES A YEAR? Uh, would you "'rite 1.o one of the lady columnists~ I al"ays pn)tcct the 11U1le but in this case I can't think of an adequate lie. {G('()rE!e is not qu11Jlfled to 1tlve mt'dicat ad\·lcr. On .11econd thought, l.rorge ls not qualified lo give ANY 11dvlce) ·- r Guest Editorial ' ' and Trcasur,v Secretary Conna ll y that he ha s lost touch \1·ith the true sen timents of 1\n1crican v.'orkcrs. And yet labor's reac· lion to the freeze \v ould indicate I hat J\tr. J\leany and many Cllher union lf'aders in· deed are out or touch. not only with workers but with !be political climate of the country and th e limes. Labor's response to the freeze clings lo the rhelorica l style of lhe 1930s, when labor v.·as indet'd in an underdog rol~. The freeie Is claimed In "favor the rich'' or be aimed al handcuffing labor. There still arc, of course, widely vary· Ing circun1stanccs under Y.'hich bc)lh orl!'.anii ed and unor~anized people .,...ork :~nd some unions undoubtedly still flt !he widerdni; i1nage. But as a generalization, crlts of op pression from union leaders to- day "'ill nol rin~ true with a broad seg· n1ent. of the public. TllEHE IS SUBSTAl'\TIAL evidence lhrit 1\-lr, Nixon's act.ion. while debatable on grounds nf v.·orkAbili ty and ap- plicabllity to the long.term needs of the ccon11my, nnnelhcles5 has broad public su pport. The damaging effects or in· flati nn Jue all·JX>rvasive and almost every public opinion poll "'as registering a strong complaint that the President v.·as not doing enough to stop that steady, dem oralizing climb in prices. '\!hate\·er their specific objections, union leaders would :ippear to be Qbstruc· tins an effort by the Prtsidenl t-0 1nobilizP the nRlion int11 an anti·1nflation effort If labor leitders really don't underslnnd hn"' important such an effort has tx>romc to lhr rela1ivel y IO'l\'-income 11 nrking Pf'Op!c lhry claim to Sf)t!lk fl'lr , t/H.'Y arr ind('('(! out of touch .. All flf v.'hi('h rroses the qurs!ion I'll ""hcthcr labor leaders any Jonger deseP-'t ·_r ·~·~, 'I I~~-,:_ .. .,.._ , the political credibility thrv hAve become aC'(:ustomed to ha1·ing. Their fa ilu re to deal ndequa !el y "'ith tile prll blrn1s 11'\\h1n I.he labor rnoven1ent 1tsell, lo s<iy nothing of !he prnblcn1s of lhl! much l;:irgPr sncll'- ly that surrounds ll, has not helped their credibility. Tff~RE llAS BEEN very lillle sign of effGrt by labor'i;: top lea dership to purge unions that have become gangster.ridden and little more than shakeduv.·n opera· tlons-. Bossism, IQJTlet!mes enlorctd with physical terror, ~till Is the leadership prlnclple for 5everal 111.rge unions. Internecine power gtruggles between union leaders that are conducted al !he expense of worker• and companies ere still too common. \\ri th re1ard to the J1rgr.r community, labor's record has not beeJL Impressive either. The reluctance of craft and skilled trades unions to cooperatr. vdth go\•trn· ment effort.' lo offer trtiinlng and joh op- ...,portuniti~ to blacks Is not easy to defend. The willingness of new pu bllc employe unlQns to wlthdr1w essential sen>lces, Right to Know Pr~ Comment• Arthur Hay1 Sulr:ber111:er, Dtwapaper p11bl1 1ber -"The publlaher is not gran te d the prlvlleg• of Independence simply to provide him wtth 1 more favored pos.ldon tn the community than ii I C"COrded to other cltl i.ena. ·tie enjoy• an exrllclUy derined tndependf.nce becau.!!e It 11 tht'! only condition under v.·hlch he can fultlll hl1 ro le. which is to inform fuHv, fairly and con1prehcnsively. The cru1 ·1s not th e publl~her'1 'freedom lo print :' it i.& rather the citizen'• 'ri&ht to know.'" 1>uch as hre. pro!.eclion and garbage picll'· up. from c.·iti<'i: to rnfnrre th€ir dl'manrl., 1~ not likely U> 1nakc. fncnds for labor either. ORGANIZED LABOR repre.~cn!s some nne·ciuarter of the nation's \\'Ork lorcl', \\'hith j?ives il su!}stantiol economic power. Blll if Hs leader!! are lo continue. to have political in1porlance. they will have to show greater evidence than they have in recent yc:irs !hat they fare aOOut the welfare of the "'orking population genera.Jly. Talk f)f v.•aginp: ''war" 11gain1t the ad- minist ration may have a bold, mili1ant rine: but "'e douht that il evukes a very favorable response r r om an inflation plagued public If labor leaders conllnue to ignore the public's interests, v.·hich are the Interests of union members as well. they may soon find lhry have B111e in- nuenC'e left in \Va5hington. In politicl!', being oul of touch is the un forgiv11h!e ~in. \\"all Slrttl Journal OltANCJI COAST DAILY PILOT Robtrt N. Wttd, Publishtr Thoma! Ketvll, Editor Albtrt \V, Bnte1 Edil orial Page f;ditor The editorial pt.Ce ol t~ Da.lly PUot seek!\ to 11\fom\ and ltlmulaht rc1d- ers by presenting thi1 ne11·1paptr:r'11 op1nu,>rlil and comm~n1ary on top lc1 of lntere•t and a11tJ1lfic11.net., by pro- virlinr a ron1m tar ~he e.xprt'~~lon of our r'l'adera' opin!nn1, and by prt. ~l'n!ln(I: the ~\vrm vte...,'J)Cltnt1 of ln· lorml!d Qb.•rrv,.ra and 1pokesmtn on 10pics of thf dl)'. Monday, August 30, 1071 ,. Would you believe so m.any things you need at such special prices? ~,~l~~Y,.~: .. !,~~y're at Penneys now. Special 2 for $7 Stnctd caril tno.., Clf w .;i snacili> n11IMn kn•!. Flat AnO rib 'o.n 11~ 1n th!I group 1n 11 N•O" r.!P1911; M! !~II tolorH·19c. !!'l r Sfl:l'I$ S-M -L. Specie I 399 '::t1•rr><>rl ~r .. a~'!. pull-Ori """t ..,f 'Nash aol111 nylon ·nil. Fal l fashio n •ril11'1 r"IOr'< of nf\/'/, t'rl'lw'l. onlrJ . red, plum, F.-,r .<.1t es S 11'l 1S. Special 122 Cr'"w nee'.. swt"a t 6h1rt or Orlon'' "-Cry11c fleec e ln your choic e ol r.ol t:'r~. S1r "!s S·M·L·XL. 8 r_iy::,' P"'nn ·Pri;<-1 v prilv ..... 1 .. rfr nt1nn 'ip"!rl ..,h1r1 n .... d ... n"' 1rnning wh"'n t1unhl ... d ri .. '1 . .Stvl"'rl with Iona pn1rit c.r;llar 1n grf'st fa ::,h i')n sol id ;. $1l"'56tn1P 2 !or pa nts or tops <1 •rl!o' !11 ro•-l,,q P•"'' e>! l'T11Cf1<n"' V.ll!hl nl"' 11.c.111 ~ l'l"nll.,n W1tl'1 11".!!l te tro r ('.)' 1n !li•l .. ., ;-tn 1 i'. In ~'II.,.,, .~t''l''"~ ann p11.1\"'"' t ri l'T111 1rl'1 !t'llll ~rr~fi". r t'!~.,,, !urlleneek. S11es 7 \Cl 1"' r ~ .. 1~ s•l lll' 'tn 6.X nr \CIO S•l "S 3 to OX , •. 2 lor S.5 DAILY P'llOT 1 Special 244 -·-... ;i..11~.,.,~ ... ,., "' " II'~ t' ~ "" "l' r.., '"" ~ ;:o<. ':'. ~ ~ BU ENA PARK FU LLERTON NE W PORT BEA CH VAN NUY S Special. 2sa rl ~r ~-1 ~ jPa ris r:i f rJgge".J ('ln ly!'" ... !~r/r!?lll"n bl-inrJ'. Penn- p ,.,.,,,. tn n••rj nl"l 1r'"'n1ng. 0:.•11 pio~ "Jr !~l1 1s . S1zes 6 to 1?. '°'tJ \Jl ~r, ~ t9 1 B ~l 1 m. 3~g •l•evet µ .. n ~ 'oro,,vy' hio'i '11sli io/'\ 1101"1'1 Sh lr-\5 of tJl~f'l OO IY!S!er/ cotton bl ~nd. Loni; oo int eoll1r i nd ~hl'l 'I :t l• .. ·1!!'5 "' Inna 111,e ... e~ w 11h 2-button .-11111 . Pl'n n-Pr!!~t• tn ~11eh1 nll! w~ .. n •n-1 tumbl• rl rv. Nri \t11n1ng .:1"1' ,ill t.,.ti n•w111s.1 . "t'(l"+ti nci l 8sh1on pr1nt!li ar• nere. Sehtet Yl"l ti r:t In l lZM S-M·L-XL. JC Penney *Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the f_ollowing stores: BURBANK CANOGA PARK CAR LS BAD CHULA VI S1A COLLEGE GROVE DOWNE Y FA SHION VALLEY-SAN DIEGO GLENDA LE HUNTINGTON BE ACH ING L EW OOD L AKEWOOD LONG BEACH LOS A LTOS MONTCLAI R NORTH HOLLYWOOD ORANGE · THE CI TY " VENT URA WESTCHESTER WEST COVINA RIV ERSI DE SAN FERNANDO SANTA MON ICA TORRANCE WHI TTWOO D l1r iC e1 In effect at all Penney stores Mond1y. ...... ~ --:::..---. . ---·--.~ • • DAtl y PILOT Monda!, A11g..i~t JO, 1971 -··--.. • --· CHECKING •UP• Se11ior.s' Tax Cla'im Dead line Oct' 15 More. than ll,000 o f • • • total household income of 1est than S.1.350. Suicides Plan11ed ; •• CCll Kornia's senior cttiz.ens. •c- cordlng to estimates from the state franchise tax board. must file claims by Oct 15 for property tax assi.nance. forms are available at the count y office of thP f''ranchisa Tax Board . 2021 4\h St . Santa Ana . , .. Murders Aren't Reimbursement of a pt'lrtion of the 1970-7 1 property Uxes paid is avaiJ;i ble to qua~fied citizenl'i ol'er 65 years of <¥;e in addition to the $7;,iJ reduction in assessed valuat100 /Dnder the Hnmen"·ners Properly Tax Relief Program. a d v I s e d 1-.1art in fluff , execut ive officer of the state board. DIAMOND LECTURE By L. M. 80\'D OUR LOVE AND "'AR says the color psychologisL!i insist a "'Oman who goes to s party in a black dres:s is looking for a pla ymate ... JN SAN DIEGO is a street called Havetur \\'av . ,\fOST SUICDE is planned at great length. moli l homicide is spur of the nioment. So say the c r i m i no log ISIS. IT'S CLAIM ED nobocl.v knows how "·e came to refer lo an Indianan as a "Hoosier .... , Ai\f ASKED the whereabouts nf the "·orld'~ first driv e-in movie. In Ca mden, N.J., it "'as. Ope ned in 1934. YEA RS AGO. three parallel f{lads in Southport. N.C .. were named "Lord." "Howe" and "Dry." To honor bygone British generals. Generatiom later. officials of Southport named a fourth parallel road "lam.'' Now, if you drive at a reasonable sptt<f. the street markers there. not wholly unlike the old Burma-Shave ~igns. wi11 read: "Lord -Ho\\'e- Dry-lam." S 0 .rt1 E ARCRAEUXilSTS be\ie\·e the first Old World ex- plorers to this continent were neither Vikings nor Columbus' sailors. but brave Jews who fled R o m a n persecution. Proponents of this notion CT>n· tend said refugees settled in Tennessee ..• A MAN IS APT to change his mind two maybe three times more frequently than is a woman . You think l just made that up? No. sir. scientific surveys indicate it. A study into the matter wa s conducted at Northwestern blows !!. presst.ir~ of ahout seven pounds per square Fool. Figure 1he side of your car is about .30 square fee.I. So figure such a wind "'ill hit vour machine with a n i c 'e 1 v noticeable 210 pounds ... 010 I fttENTION mc.re nien than "·omen fall through picture win d ows? True. true. Researchers say 4 O. 0 O O persons a year. mostly men. go crashing lhrough plate. win- dov.·s and glass doors. CUST01'1ER SERVICE: Q. .. . Clai mants must n"'n and oc- cupy thei r own home . must hal'e paid the properly taxes ~'< G••d1>1'• C.•mti'~''' a! C.1'TI• O""l«•I '"'!I'~" o• '°'"'""'" Cl A55 El ,,.. ld..,•11«•"0~. V••ue. G•ld,09, Cu"'"g & D11"'°nd lub· lll•ul~• . 6 w.,..I. \P."-. ''"'"~"I' P1 .. ef ~oi"•mlH" Ev ... •~9 tll u H l O!l l [C\t I~ 00 f or lnfn1•1n11 t1nn Call 962-619! for th e year : and must hal'e a l~=========== Wh at Do Many Doctors Use Wh en Th ey Suffer Pain Of He morrhoidal Tissues? Exc.lu s1ve Formula Gives Prompt, Temporary Relief In f\1any Cases from Such Pain. Also Helps Shri nk Swellin g of Such Tissues Due to Infection. "Who said, 'An Englishma n th ink.'! seated: a Frenchman. standing; an American , pa c- ing : an Ir ish ma n , af- terwards'?" A. Thal was Austin O'Malle.y_ He alsn said: UPI Ttl•P~oi. !n a ·11r"ey , doc tnrs "''"re askl'd many ra~f'~ from pain. itch:ing C • 1t·hat llipy u•P tn rel1~"" surh 1n hemorrho1d11J tissues. And 1t J. "Exclusiveness is a Red BO.llJIC J4 ftl•t•te1• painful syn1r!qm~. i\1anv of the Actuall y helps shrink p1unfu l characteris tic of recent riches. r lnclor~ r"pn r1 tfl/.!. said they :o1wP.lling of ~uch l11$ues wh!'n high society and lhe skunk.'' 2. •'1l h"r u~r Prpp;ira1i"n H thl'm · in f,.ctrd 11oti in fl 111111'"d. ,Jlf!lt Stt" Why is the word 't on,,ue' U.S. \ommun1st Party General Secret:iry Gus l-la!J \\'1th h1n1 is .Jarvi;, Tyner, 30, natinnaJ chai rinan of •l'il'f'~ .,r 1n Thrir offil'e practicf'. if tioc lor-iPsled Preparlllion H" "' IR), 61 , talks to ne\\'S men after he '1'3S named the the 'You ng \\forker:; Liberation League, \l'ho is run-Pr,.pa rar 1"n H g1\'et prompt, doe.sn·1 help you. Oinlmf:nt or feminine in Greek, Lalin. t • · f 1972 U S d ,. I I t f d k lem f'(l r<lr\' relief for. hours in sup ....... itorie!.. Italian. Spanish. French and _P".'.."'.'..:'y~s'....'.n~o~m~1~n:•:e..'.'.o~r....'.:'..'.:'...2~·::'.:_· ~p~r=es~1'.'..:e~n~1~a'.._:'e~e~c:'..::1o~n~._1~n~m~g"...'.~o~r~v~1:::ce:...>p~r:e:_si'.'.".e~n~t~o~n'__'.li~c.':"e~l.---------'================·=·-========= German?" 3. "The worst - misfortune that can happen lo an ordinary man is to have an extraordinary father." ... THING ABOUT a snake 's egg. it goes on growing after it's laid . maybe lo a third big- ger before it hatch es ... ANOTHER ENTERPRISE that revives to a fresh sales peak approximately eve r y seven yea rs is the blcycle- making business. Your questions and com- ments are 1nelcomed and will be used in CHECK- ING UP wherever possible. Pleas~ address your let· ters to L. M. Boyd., P. 0 . Box l87J_ Newport Beach 92660. 3 Ne w Courses Add ed Three new courses ha 1·e been added lo the fall cu r- riculum al Orange Coast Evening College. A three-unil English course 1n contemporary fiction "'ill st.udy "'orks of Campus. Sa!- in~er. and Updike . The rl.iss "'ill meet \\'ednesda\>.~. frntn 7·10 p.m. in the · Home Econontics Building, rnom 13. English 100 is prerequ isile. The Speech Department 1>; offering a 1hree-un it class tn \'oice and diction required f0r speech ma jors. It "'Ill meet \\ ed nPsrlay3 from 7-In pm in !he L1[)eral Arts Bui lding . roo m 8. A onP.·unit class in rad1olog 1c tech nology. designed to review material fnr those "'ho ha\·e com pleted the A1\1A apprrn·ed lwn-.l'ear r;id1olngic prng 1·a m, ~1·1 1 1 he offered Thursda vs from 6 30·8 30 p m. 10 rr,.ln1 103 nf the Applied Science Building. Open reg1strati{ln will be Aug. 3!. Sept. !. and Sept. 9 in the OCC gy111 fee per class 1s· " Two great carpet values even for Penneys! University by Dr. Karl F.1-----------------------------------1 Robinson. 5~.~. CUSTOMER SERVICE: Q. "Is zebra meat edible?" A. It 1s that. Said to be. t.asty. In fact. some African ranchers ha\•e given ser i ous con- sideration to the ide11 of rais- ing .zebra herds to butcher ... Q, "'i"ou may recall the famous ·Our Gang' dog namM Pete had a ring around one eve. \\'as that natural~" A. It ":as. Pete's owner. Ted C Lucenay of Waco. Texas. told me so ... Q. "If A horse is bl ind 1n one eye, could it be nin in a regular race"?" A. In Ind ia . il could. Nol here. THE INSURANCE BOl'S ~nn1i;1llv come up with a dollar figu re on how much a ·wife is worth. They total what she shoul d get per hour as 11 rflOk, dielician. food buyer, dishwasher, l a un dress . seamstress. practical nurse. g ard ener , driver and ma intenance man. Latest estimate nut of !he Institute of Life Insurance says she should be paid S8,1i00 per yea r. That's low. A willing "°'ife m .i::ond cood\t ion ought lo get $9,000 plui; three da~·s' vacation and ff}ur h0uri;' sick leave . \\.ILL YOU ACCEPT the clai m some turtlrs can attain a i;pecd of 22 mph"' !ncredihle. "·hat "' St11!, som e can The gre;it s ea turtles . l lnderwater. .. A SAN JUAN ISLA1''DER \11an1 ~ to linow how he can kE'ep lhe wlld rab· hit.<; nut ~of h15 roi;ehed. Nothing to it. Scatter around few crimcobs soaked in coal nil ~11STER. IF you \\'ant In hve ]('Ing. n1n for governor. A chE'ck nn the govemnr.s who entered office between 1901 and 1969 suggests such. They lend In live longe r. far longer U1an the rest nf u~. FIGURE A 40-m ph .. ---~~-. -. I r f $3 yard: Elegant over and under draperies. Both for one low price. \ Choose from beautiful antlciue sat ins with matchin g sheers: a ll for what you would expect 10 pay for the over draperies alon e. One price gives you value pl•Js. Regular low Penney prices on our finest fabri cation. Call collect (714) .52.3-6511 for our shop-at-honfe service. JCPenney at-homo decorating Decora te now. U11 Pe nneya time payment plan. ~ • ' \ --11· .. 1M""''.). '£ft:l·4,r, ' Snappy new idea: interlocking ca rpet tiles snap together to hide their seams . Self-adhesive carpet 111es a1.11omaticall y Align thems81Voll for easy installation, Rugged nylon level loop pil e resisls wear. clean~ E"asily. Deep foam backing tor added comfort Tweeds in avocaao. gold, rust. and blue/greef'1. INSTALLED over40 oz. rubber padding. 'Salem' For versatillty choose 'Salem' continuous filament nylon caroeting . High and low loops gives nubby, textured effect that knows how to stand ui:i to long wear. 5 solid or tweed 40 sq. yd11. ju111 S24D 'Chateau' For decorating drama pick lush 'Ch aleau· shag. Deep. plushy nylon 1s as slurdy as it is luxurious. Bounce~ back. c leans eas ily. And. ,f'g so low pnced1 In 6 fash1o ri solids or tweeds. 40 sq. yds. Just S24D Brrrig 111 your room rrieasure rnents for !'I no-obl1 gat1on carpet f!S!1mate. " ,, Shop Sundays noon to 5 p.m. at these stores. For carpet estimate c~ll today CANOGA PARK (883-3660) CARLSBAD (729-7991) DOWNEY '869-45A1) FASHIO N VALLEY -SAN DIEGO (2q 1-61150\ FUL LERTON (871-4343) HUNTI NG TO N BEACH (892 -7771) LAKEWOO D (63 4-7000) MONTC L/\IR (621-3811) NEWPOR T BEACH (644·23 13) ORANGE THE CITY" (639-5091) RI VE AS IDE (667-3060) l OR RAN CE (772-5893) VEN TURA (64'-7592). Use Penneys Ti me Payment Piii\ • QUEEN!! By Phil lnterlandl · Youth SACRAMENTO IUPlt -On w eekend• when mott teenagl!:rl are out swimmin& or Just relaxing, 16-year~ld Leo Newton dons Im p~ lect1 vt ma sk and ~apturea swarming bees for fri1hiened a<lul!s When the swarms of 30,000 nr more bees 111Mr outSide homes nt in park treu, Sarr11ment.o police tell anxious mothtrs lo t!all young Newlon Phone 6424321 :For e -Jo I Weekender ~,.tz,.M_g,,• Advertising "So! All the top-level decisions are not yours alone &ft.er &11." • IS WORT • IN • • NO MINIMUM bAlANCE REOUiREd YK, thafs right! Free checking -no "'"*"""' balance required. Anything that'• free iii worttl: checking, and now ;s the right time to check,)No Anaheim Savings ,... tree services. We'YfJ joined with a major national bank offetlng yoo c:om1)18"1 Savings and Loan phJS barlktng aerrioee.. Onfy 9t Anaheim Savings can you deposit $1000 .ct eem the highest iiterest in the netion on inSlnd S8'rinOI and recerve the ~efits of ..• Free ehecktng, "'9- ferred Customer rates on auto and boat kMtns, IRd Preterred Customer rates on personal loana. Liem about ft)8S8 at our Huntington Beach otf~ FREE SAFE dEposiT boxes Fre@ with a 'c.ount b•la nc.11 of $! ,000 or more, 6% Two to e.. ~ llnft oertlfleate accounts wtth $5,000 rnlnlmum balonce. 50 YEARS OF SECURITY ACC()tlnlS are Insured lo $20,000 and ptOloCled by Anaheim Savings' 100'k record of Mfoly. AN\AHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MA!fril OFFICE: 11!7 W.Llncoln A'llt. .A.nahelm, Cali'O'" • PR2·1S32 411 Main St,... Huntinoton ~. C~ LB-6511 Indulges • ID lo t"flM'll• the menacini little !Me<U. "Not many people llkt lo pl1y with bees," the teenaaer obouved. "Onct you gel lM queen and get hf'r in tM hive, tht retl of the btts will follow ." Newton'• biggeJ!it prnblem ~ not the rear of hein1 stuna-it's whal to do with the bees once be has them. ··1 need farm11 that need bees for pollination," said Newton. The ynuth u ia btt1 can stand all kinds of weather and are handy to have M'.lUAd, even In a city backyard, becauat they polllnat.e nower• and vqetablu. "Everything that bloom1 needs bees," be declared. Bee11 nor-ma!Jy live in hives they btlild them&elvtl in holes in walls, ltffll or h fl J t 1 specially built by bte kttpers. But oce•sionally 11C1mething aces wrong, tht btts swarm and Newton goes to work. Wearinit a mask, helmet, glnvea and tia:htly cuffed j1tcket and pants, t he . voungster rt.moves bus from !ht l'lwarm until ht capturts the "quttn." Newton said~~ will sw11rm out of 1 hive If it becomes too DAil v PJL~ I "Beesy~ Business hot, tnn crowded, if dilff• strikes or if there ia 1 power struggle belwttn two qUttn&. The strongest queen 1eta to keep lht. hive and the wt:U.er ont lea ves with the young ,,..,_ Ntwton •aid ht r1rely Is stung. "If yoti're Ant afraid of the bees they won't sting yolJ ," M said,."YOl.lr body givu off an ndor ind the bee11 sting the ~ent if you 're afraid. They figure you're going tn hurt them so they're goin& le hurt you first." Ht iaid bets alsn will slinK •here other bees have stung but II isn't known •hy, Hnwevrr, beta itldom will atlng ti left alone. And the qut.fll never does. The worst thing • Pf'rSC'ln can do, aaid Newton, 1s to make a bet angry by swatting 1t .it or pouring water nn it. He a!M> 11id a "bet can sttii1 a cat or dog over and over and not lo!lt his sting, but he can ating • human being just once and then ht goe~ off and d iea." The reaY1n i.~ thfl! tht ~linger h11s little bar b!! "1¥hich slick in human 1kin but comt loose from 1nim11I skin. It isn't the barb that tfln- taln.s lht. bee polSOO. 1t'1 t ht!le sac attached t.o 11M stinger. When pullin1 th4 slinger out Newton cautiont against squttzing t~ llUl1 bag and rele111 ing l~ poison· Newlon got inter1111ted I• bees about lh.re« year1 11g1 when hi.~ father, Bill, bought • hive. Since then the lttnager h1111 added more hive!! to hi1 bac ky11rd and hopes to atttnd the University or California al nearby 0 2.Y ~ and m11.jor in bee biology . "Bees 11r• not 1 tu p 1 ti . They're very 1m1rt." he sald. "A bet is like a little per son,' really." Storage building sale. With a special price on lawn mowers too. Sale prices effective Sunday~ August 29 through Saturday, September 4 . ' . ,, ~......... •. "..-" _,,., • .•. ' • I .J '"-• • ···1.'/..•··· .. ~ . '\' .. .r.' • ' I \ , ' ; I' ·I 1 \ I . I Save $22 Sale s77 Reg. S99. Chalet style steel s!orage bu ilding. 7'5" W x 6 '9" D. Steel panels are chemically treated, elee· tro-galvanized, painled ind ser1 let1 for rust retardr1tion. Double doors .!.l 1de smoolhly on ny lon rollers. Save $31. 9"5"'W x 5·9·· 0 . building. Reg. $119. Sale SB&. Sr1 ve .$37. 9 "5 " D. b u ilding Reg. $159. Salt s i22. I Hurry, limited quantities! Sale 109 99 R•o. 111.tl. f'1noc.t1U ., 112 H". 21"" pow1r prnp1llld rotary mow1r ~ ,Oilt c.1111tum1num rl1r,k. front wh11! gear•d rl11~1. 1uc11on 11'1 wl- t1ng, clu!c;h and throttlft nn h1ndl1. reeo11111r1er. h1tciht-o l·tut 1d1u11· mini Sale 109'' 6499 Aeg, 71.tl. p,~11crll'r lH,, 1 ~·· •dt·r rnpt ll t o' rt r! '"".,''·fr• ru·~·'" retl vnh '>)'•~f111n~ i1,.,u ~d huo't• l!rt! hlao'tl Reg. 141.H . Penn·cr1fr J HP, 18" power prop•dled reel mower.Au1omatic clurch w ith remote control on handl e:, in1r1nt height-of -cu r a dju stm ent, .a u tom atic re..,ind mount, ballbearing reel mount, 1ras1 c arch~r included. •• ., •• 50 ~CPenney *Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the following stores: CAN OG A PARK CARLSBAD DOWNEY FASHION VALLEY-SAN DIEGO FULL ERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH LAKEWOOD MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH ORANGE "THE CHY" RIVERSIDE VENTURA. Buy it on Penneys Time P1ym1nt Plan., I JO OA!l V ~llOT Monli•Y, l u4ust lO, 1971 Residence Prison quiet Deci sion Ma1·ii1 G1·a11d Jury MayTour McCloskey Cites Necessity Of Political Party £01· Youtl1 Re"ealed SAN FRA~1·1scr1 1\ rl • The Califnrn111 Suprf"mr ('n11rl h11!11 r11lf'd un111n1mnu•I\' 1h;i1 C'itltr n11 ai;:tcl lll In !I <'~n realster 1n 1nle 'Ahf're 1hr1 rf'~1de. r ven 1r tt1111 t• nn! \\'hl'1'e rhp11· p11rf'nt.t 111'' Sru1 Que11ti11 Jail f,acility Tht cif'l'1.-.1nn flJ>f'nl! 1h,. w;i 1 fnr 1hnu1111nd" nf .. ruritnl" tn \•ntp 1n cnll<'R' 1'flfnn1un111r•. thrn11,ehnut thl' i;t;il r The h1ji!h i"llllf1 !1pl1t Ill II~ r1il1nj.! F r1<1::11 th;il fnr 11111n.(: r urPfil'C" 1hr nJ!hl!i .. r n11n11r 1·1H'/r n!i ~hrullcl t'>P rlPltrin1nPri tn 1hP !i<1r11p rn11nnPr il!'l llrl11lts. ~A:" Ql~:~"r!\' 1l'Pl 1 S11n Qur nl+n pri~nn 14il ll "q111r1 A• 111 n1ri11~f' .. F.und;i •., e1i:l1t rl,111 ~ ;ifu•r ;i hlnorly e.sl',11pe 11t· 1rt11p1 \\h1l'h 1esul 1td in rle;i1ti for 1hrre ~11i11rls :ind three i•1111111·1~ 1111 ·h1rl1n R h I ;i 1· k !'t 1nluftl\OAt"I Cl'flrgr JAl"l..Yo!I. Pr1.•11n f1f(1c111I~ r " st ll r r rt .~n1nP p• 111le~e~ ll!i they htj111n r,1u1n111i;; \hr 1:1;1111 1ns!l!1 1lln11 nl'~! 1n SAt\ f"rilnf'l~cn R::11· h;n·~ IP 0•11 10111 l'rntr"ll'r~ 11 hn h;irl "'flfWllr('rl fltH~u1e !hf' C:tlr~ !;i .. ! Wf'Pk 1;11\Prl 1o o'lfl· pr ;ir nn lhr s11nn1 rliiv. The prisnn 11rlrn1nr11rr1111nn h;id ~Alrl thf'y rnuld rl'11umr 1·eaul;ir rnuline i f lhty did nn1 have 10 li!11tinn R1111rd11 Ill 1hf' ,i:Rlel'i ber1111,11e of prntr~lf'rll ~f r 11 nwhile. inveJ1tii;:.11l(lrs .o;ouRht f']Uf'~ tn !hi' hnrnh1n1< nf thrrt b11ilrl1n,1:s onr of v•hi1·h h11uJ1er1 1ht St.<l!f' Orpar1n1enl flf 1 ·nrrf'c·t1nn.' in S;irr::irnentn l\nnnvmnu5: mrll~:tR"-" !illlc1 !hf' h!;i ~l~ \.\'f't'(' lhf' 11nrk nl rr::ir- llon::irir~ 11ncrrrrl o I' er .J;:irksnn'11 de11th Fnur JUSl1r·P11 !i11U1 !hf' ruhni: r-------------------------, \\ ii" I f'(jlltrf'rl h1· !il.lllP llnd ff'{lpr;il (a w. whil,. 1ht nthPr rhn"P 1·0111·11rr<'ri, hut '-i!lrl 11 shnulri he h;i~f'd nn th1> ~f)lh a n1f'nrln1rn1 j.!111ni:( 1 n t 1 11 ~ ruih!'< 1n lR 2\ 1t•<11 11lrl~ 1'hf' rif't'L"!r•!l \\';i<; hilrlrif'd rlo11·n 1n lhr r·asr nf n1nf' 110· 1n;i•·neri 1n1nors 14 h11 s1111J;?hl U'\ ("n1nr"I rrg1~1r1H'5: 111 1nlrr~ 1n rpgis1rr 1hrn1 1n Al;in1rd;i . l.n.« An.11e!f'5: ~;:in l11ri::n ;\;in Fr:i11· r·isrn ::inrl ,,;:inl;1 H:irh<1n1 Cnunr1r.« The \"nl1n).! l"<'.C"lr<11'.• rPfus· !"fi In rl'g1.«!Pr lhrm on !hr ;ir\. 1·1rp nf Sl;ilf' Altnrnrv r;rner::il f:l'f'llP ,J Ynuni.:r r. ~-hn in ::io np1ninn Ff'h Ii s:ud l'n1inc rninnrs rnlJ.~I rri::1~1rr tn 1nte 14·hrrr !hP1r fHH"f'!ll." !i1r Aul the ('nurl rulM tha1 ··rnnll)(>llinl! .1 n11nc pr<1plr who 111 e ;ip;:irt frnn1 lhr1r p;ire11l!'- tn 11".'l\f'! !fl !hP 1r p;irrnr~· r\1."!f!rl In rrl?l."l"r ;inrl 1·ntr . nr tl~f' In !"P_l!lsler anrl 1nlr 11s .::ihsf'ntrcs, hurden~ that ni:h!"' In l"nt e 11.!i prnl'idM:I in the 2fith amendment. '"In gi1"1ng 1hf' n11nnr lhe r11<hl In vntl', it 11-·ri.~ nrver ('nn trmpl:ttrd !h;it thP p.<1rr11l nr .c11::irrllan .!iho11l d be 11hlr 1n r nntrnl whcH1rr fir not !hr n1 innr .~houlrl hr pt'nn1!trd tn l"n!r nr ho w hr shnu lrl rxrrt1~r !hf' fr::inr hi11e." lhe ('011r! s::iirl. lli1t Had llabies IJc1111/,if's f~i 11<l Buy in Ti111c J\'nR\'i.<\l.I\ (V rrl • Rri.<111 ~1acl1nu~a!1 , 7, c11mper1 with hi.~ J;,rnil~ in Lhl': Sirrr;i.~ 111~1 wel'kf'nrl 11-•he11 It b;i t s11rhlrnll lilnc1 \'d nn hi~ lip 11nrl fr ll 1lr~c1 :i t hi.~ frrl. O;iy.~ l.1tr1· 1h~ t~11· dP1,rlopl'c1 :in 1nfr-tl111n 011 hi.~ chrPk. Thf' f;in.1111 t'On11nui'd their surnmrr 1·;i1·a11nn lh1nk1n,i: !ht' r·ash 1111~ 0JU~t ;i ~kin 1rntal1nn, IL turnrd out to two thr l1rs1 signs ,,f rabies. Sunrt::i~· nip:ht Rrian Pnlrr1'<l C:ounly-USC MerlicRI t:entr.r lnr 1he l1 rs\ or the painful P11stPUr 11nli·rAhiC'-inocul11!inn11 11fttr il 1,1as discovered !hRl !hr ba t w11 ~ rA hid. Thr d<il' (if 1he 1nr1dcnl !hr bov·~ f;i!hrr. (;nrrlnn ~111t· Do11g11I!. h~d hehPad11r! the bal. ga.1•(' ii tn II U.~. ForP~lr~' R;inger t1nr! rlismissed ;ill LhnuJ,?hl.~ nf c1;in,i:rr "hec·::iul'ir 111•r thought Rnan COllld <•niy gel rAble~ if he w~s b1tlen ... 9;ild 11 l11n1ih· n1r1nber later. Hui .hi· !he tune Renn, :\t11 l;1hora111r1fnunrt1hr 111•1ng- f'll n1a1111li::il 1111~ 1·arrvin~ the rah1 1>s J,?rrn1. !hi' 12.mr.mhrr ~1:tl·Dn11gall famit.1· h~d molnrerl flllt nr thr (';111\pin;: 11re::i anr! 1·n11tinuPd ion Their V;1L·a\if1n . l)iw.:lnrs Sillf1 tile~• \\'l'l"f' <tpprt'liPnsil'I' fnr I.hf' bn.v·.~ ~;iff'· ty lwc111h<'. u1 ~orne in~t111n·r.~. !hf' (-no111f't nf ));.it exrrr. mrnt w1lh lhe hun1an inot1lh ~prr;irl~ r;il)1e~. Fnr nf'::irly ;i weeli the C;1llfnrn111 Hi.11hw11y P.iitr·nl l11un!'hrd :in 1n!ensil·r .11earc·h [!"Ir lhl' f;1rnil.v 11nrl noon S11n· rl~v ;i n1n1nr1 .«l tn!ri officer~ he ~11 w the M11r[)ou~11l1.~· r;:imp- cr '1 n 1hr !\1nJ;ive llcserl he11dec1 Snu1h \\'\ll'n 1he f::imily ::irriverl hnn1e Sunc111y a sheriff '.• 11qu;:irl c·::ir w::i~ 11::i111ni;: a11rl twn dr put1r.• ;irhi~erl M11r r'H'lu.1!Rll t.n serk 11nmf'rl1;:ite mPdiclll 11 ttent1on for hill ynun.I! &On . ONLY 2 MORE DAYS TO SAVE END OF MONTH CLEARANCE SALE ENDS TOMORROW! * RCA TV-Portables • Consoles * RCA Stereos-Floor Samples * Caloric Ranges Reduced * Corning Counteranges • Floor Samples • Demos • One-Of -A-Kind .\'11rr /., lour Cllft11t'f' Vor Rig .'i,,ri11g< 011 Firsl (j11fllil.1' T V A11d -'1'1'/i,,111 ·<'-',. //(RR\ . ' Firsl C11111f'. Fi1·s1 ''' .~r11·r! SAVE UP TO $70 AMPEX TAPE RECORDERS CLOSE-OUT OF DISCONTINUED LINE FLOOR SAMPLES • PORT ABLES TABLE MODELS • CASSETTES PRICES! NOW AT DRASTICALLY REDUCED JIU RR\' 1-'fJR \'fJUR CHOICE, 0 1\'I, \' .1 l'l-Jt1' J_,El'T! IDEAi, l 'flll "'B!\C'K 1'0 CAMPUS'' SAVE $$$ NOW! lnr~11rl111 nttd llPpPttdnl>lll111 •hire 1947 4 I I I. S•"•"'""'~ StrHt o.w, t.t , Sot. f·6 Costa Mesa El Toro L.,.,,.,.. Hf1t, l"leut t N • .-. le S1two~I 0.11, 1•-'· ri.,,.,"· ~·i. i o.t Huntinqton Beach l•e•~h""' l Gel"fi•lcl o.u, •.•. '"' •.• 646-1684 837-3830 962-5528 RADIO DISl'ATCHED SERVICE PHONE 548-3437 --· - • Vt1. 0. Achuff, infnrrn.1t1nl't nfftct!r 11L !\.10 Quen11n. 1111id memhers of !ht Marin Cflun1v (;r11nrl .Jury may lour !h~ pr'isnn Mrnet1me 10011.1 . ' 1,1,1P. haven't bee:n offici11ll ,11 nntilirfi !h:il lhey v.•ill be out,'' Ach11ff ~llid. Ru!. hr nnled. AOrne or thf' jury n1emhers 11111.v hf' fi@lll:,IZa!ed tn lnur !ht ;irl 1t1strnent center. •·11 woulc1 ~ 11 m;itter nf i;:iilhenn.i: 1n. rorrn;it1nn for the i;:r11nrl jllfl'." ht> ~11id. "They are v.•('lcnme lo I l'lit " 2 !towers One 1'hird 'Vay Across ·rne slaughLer ol thre« SAN FRANCISCO t UPI 1 - J!:11ards a.nrl twn inmatel'i Jn the A.dvt>nlurer .fnhn F'11lrf;ix 11rtd harrl'n h11llway i nd Ct']~ of con1p11ninn Sylvl;i Cook wrre the 11djuslment center fnr reporlt'c1 Sunc111y In hf' ;i third h;irri-<·nre con11 anc1 I h,. nf !hr w::iy arrn~s !he Parifit ShrKltlnJ.: nf ,Jo'lt'k.~On , .10. in Hl lhf'ir Or.<ln,l(e 3 $ · f fl I) l ffnnt nf the !'('Oler 11s ht> r::in rowhn;il tow;ird ;i wall w1lh a pistol 1n The tnuplP lrf1 San Fr::in- h::inrl Au~. 21 lri.i:~ererl a 11•eek ("lllf·n Arrit 2fi fQr "' nine·rnonlh nl proLests. char.l(e.~ a n rl trip acrn~11 tht f)f'e::in tn cnunterrharges frnn1 black Sytiney. Au11tr11 hA. V;itrf11x le::idt'!'.~ anrl prison officials. r;:ic11ned San fr11nrisrn l::i!r .l llf'k.'lnn ·~ huri;il nne wePk In l.<1.\l ll'f'l'k !h:t! hr 11,;i.~ 4WI th" c111y l11trr 11•a.~ puncl1J:ttr.d rnilrs snu!hr:ist nf H;iw;:iil ::inr1 \\'Ith hnmh hl::isls 1n 111ak1ni: i,:nnrl prni,:rr~.~ v.·ith S;11·r;in1en(11 ;inr1 Drp:il"ln1r>nl f;:i vnr:ihle w111n.~. nf ("nrrertinns ()ffice.~ in San Fr::inr1scn. Anni her h \ 11 s l ~\1is.~ Cook ::inrl ~·;i1rf::ix l;ike \\·reckf'rt the St;ile nep;i,rtm11:nl l\1rn.~ rnv.·in1: in 1~hn11r shifts, nf Reh;ibilltatinn nffice in San ;inrt !hey e~tirni!led the M ilt J\1;i lt'O. wa.~ lll'eraging 44 mile.~ r::ich Annnymnus me'.-;s::ii::cs l1nkefi di!\' thr explnsiflns In 11le un The Britishers rtportt'rl !h:.it (irr_grnunrl 111· e ;:i ! ht r rn ;i n lhe hnat'.~ 11•;ilf'r rli.~lillr r \I'll~ ' nra11ni1.atinn 11nd Wt're s.11id tn nnt wnrk•nR prnperl.v, h111 sAid be "in rltfen.'e nl C.tnrRe !hey were c11tchin~ rainv.·111er .l:tf'ksnn.'' in 1wn umhrellas. · ·f1 r1·ol11tinn:.iry 111rmnri;il ~·a1rfax s::i1c1 hr pl11nnPrl l o Sl'r1·icr.s" \\·err ~t ;iJ:rrl rnr ..;top at ('hn!illTI.'IS l.~l;inrl ln .l;icksnn S::i!11rrl:t.1· in 11 o rr>frrsh ;i t11·n·1nnntf'I .~11ppl.1• nf O;iklanfi ~:ri~rnp::i! f 'h11r1·h 111a!r>r. 'fhf' 1c~se! i~ ::ihnul wi1h ;i hl;irk r;inrhrr h;in11rr l.(\()(l m1lr.~ from 1hr 1.~!anrl - ALL-DAY CLASSES Kindergarten thru 8th Grade • TeadlilltM 4 R's 'ltt1I piHks • Door-t1.1Joor Bus Serric1 •Before H~ After Scftnl Cm • lllslnDll T11itio1 l"n. Fnu1trn111 Valley 1 683~ 8rnn~·h11rst Strf'tL 962·331 2 HAWTHORNE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS F•ll Sem•1t•r St•rts Tu11., S•pt. 7 Ke•p Your Chi ldr•n In Good H•nd1 Flurt.erin~ Ol"rr thl' tinnr\\'llY)'~· _....'.':'~2~.\~-.]~0~d~a~-'~''~·~f~''~i~cf~a~-''_':"~'~d-_'...~~lflllllflllllflllllflllllflllllfllll~lfllll~==============::'::::::::::::::====~ • Can little Provident score against the big boys? Let's face lt , .. we're not the biggest savings and loan In America. But we're not the am11.lle1t either. With the ••curlty of ove r $110,000,000 In assets, we'll hold the l!ne against anyone ..• even the giants of California. We m11y be a small tow n learn, but we play the aame game they do, by the aame rules. We pay the same highest altow111:bl e Interest rates, your s11vings are insured to $20,000 by an agency of the U.S. Government, and w e. too, have experienced mri.n;:igcmenl, a head office and branches. But that's where the similar 1ty ends. Yous~. our head 0!11ce is in Riverside. And li1ver!ide Is kind of a neighborly town. Where people lak;e an interest Jn what's going on next door and down the street and across town. Becauae that'! the kind of people we are. And that's the kirid of people you'll find in our branches, too. An of them. The ).;ind that'll lake an Interest In you. Not as art account number, but as a peraon. Maybe we're wrong. Maybe that Isn't Import.ant to you. Maybe even, II we keep thinking that wwy, we won't ewer grow up lo be a giant. Bl/I maybe !hof a a good tiling ... ror both of us. NOW OVER $110,000.000 smo NG ! Hltheet A.,.nabll tnt9"ISt ill•* PROVIDENT FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION Olf1ces also In Dowritown Rtvierstde, H1rnet, P';edl1r'f1s, Wt!tWOO<I and 3u11 City Hourt: Mondi)' to TI'!Ursdl'f µ,Friday ,_, ' ·- .. No Plea Entered In Bar Shooting SANTA ANA -Thom.as Baker Twyman of Costa r-.1eaa hasn't entered a plea ln the c11e of 1 1hootlng outside !he Eacapade Bar, as w a s reported earlier. Twyman, 30, of 240 E. 18th St., actually w &J certified by f\.1unlcipal Court J u d g e Everett Dickey for a sanity hearing Aug. 31 In Superior Court before Judge Byron K. r-.1cfl.Jlllan. On Aug. 25, the Daily Pilot incorrectly reported I h a t Twyman had pleaded guilty in 1nunicipal court 011 assault 11·1th a deadly wea pon charge~ 'fhe Dally Pilot regrets !his error. Acco rding to Paul A. Hanna. attorney for Twy1nan, the defendant has entered no plea in the case pending ou tcome of the Superior Court 15anily hearing. "The law of California is that no criminal prncccd!ngs rnay take place if the judge ha~ reason to believe that the defendant is mentally unable Fo1~ the Record Dissolutiotas Of Marriage 'll•d Autull 'l w ... i.<, Crlllt l• M. t r>d J•mn V. Por~or, Allon Jotl 1na S•<lll•• Sui . "l•d Autull 21 l • Fontolnt, J uli Ann 1nO Relt>~ Georg•. ln9r1m, P~t,.,;a A. i nd Rlcnerd Georgo. V1ld"7. Aid& ~nd Julian R E~•!rnon . Ronbld L ~nd 01b<l••h J . Coon••· Cl•ullll 1nd Tnonu1 0 , .s,naelor, John l!dword and Kllhrrn Lrnn. A•b••••on. 1 t rr• DA" 1nd C.t ll L vnn. 6a•>t, Ann B. 1nd llo~ E. G11!, Judl!n Arltn• ona .lol>n Thom11. G•org•, Jtrilrn L. M><o>I•. B"old a<Kl Cnft•I•• J S oorlr. 81rt>tr1 Dl1n1 ond Jc1•o!I Wlllio!1'1. N•w•ll, llmo1n1 Gr1v 1nd C:11n,.n A~ Soo:vP. Merv (Alh•rin• 1nd Robtrt !. B~nb. Carolyn riav ~n!I A•tnvr Rodro out i, R1!1 Jg l n!all. Lrllle Ann 1nd w ,mtm Lau11. Levy Arm•nd L. •nd Gll<I•> Oll~n. Anne Loul•t and Gund•r Hem-m• Moooy. Wllllt rn Rot>e •I Incl Alfclt Helen. Pur<~IL. Fron~ G. Ind Pllrldt. Wtn!,,ovTn, CirDI M. •n. Gin• 11nd lint; •on>. Rlcn11, Ton~ •O. Oen •n<1 P•T. ROI· orv w•• '"'•!I'd Suno~r, 7 p,m 11...,,.1tm lio" wo• ctltbr•T•!I lod1r, Mon!l.lv. ' • m • DO!n M SS S•mon & Jud• C••nol'c Cnurcn. lnTtrmen•. A1<tn•Oon Ct meT ••v, [I l oro, 5mllhl Morlutr~. Dort cTOrl. EGGETT Ji nn 11011 E~GoTI. Age 19, of ,.~,, O'Brien ROid. Yucc1 VilltY. Dal o of d•otn, Auou•I 11. !111. Su•vlvtd ny •••· rer, Al.co Mc r.iunv. Coron• d•I Mt •. "c•orv. Tve1d1Y. Au1u•t 11. t o"' • £!ol!r (Ort>llt 001 Mtr Chtoel P:tOU•tm M•u, Wt<int>dbV. Sente,.,Der I, !O 1 m, n ur Lodv Outen o• Anoe•• Co!hel c c-~I(~ 1Mt rf1'1pn!. l>Oll!I S~ton"" (<rT'· ••o·Y !!ol'Z (<l'O"'il <101 Mer l.'O'IUltY. 0 •e<'ot•-Gltlllll 1 "01"~• J Glorl<I Dt •t o! O•••n. A.ioutl ?~ l"I ~''~'°" <1ertd!no et .,.,,,.,,,,, { rooet Morl~•r•, Y«-•,•a. l\EllR J~~, Jem•• l\•tr i•9 ~lrw•r "'. C "'• IA•1• Ooto ol dtot•, l "O'-'I! JI. Hll, \ r. "d h~ ,,llf. lluDV 1 I(•" S"'"• '-"'· '""~"· Mondov l nm , fltll B•r6d· ..,., cn.011. "'''" in"'""''"' •~ ""'~••'•· N•"N >l•l"O \nlrr 8011 BrOOd.,OV ''II''"~'•• Dire<lor• "" ''"""' ( LO" 9'l"ll ~Hn'<d~• !'I,,.,._ Muh!,no•on B••t h 0.01• ol n••"'• AuoLJ" -:• 1~11 Survov.O av """"""" ("I~•• ,,,.,_ cf Hurtll'"!O'"" fUorn St''''"· W•<l- n•·i•;, 17·>0 n"', P••~ F~rT'dv Col ""••I Funor •! fl""'" SPAETl'I ~~.r•na L ~n••'" I'} 1 • v,.i. D"""· I •oun~ Br~(" O..tt ol dt•lh. Auo~•! 7'• lot! Srrv l<t• n•n~l"D •' M<Cormtc~ lo~un• Btoch M~•TuMV Wl4!.llll 11••"••<1 c wn ... 1cr ~I B A••"'~" Mo · l~•co. Loav"" Hlllo. D•T• of d••T•, Auo '"' 11, 1911 5.,.,,..,. pend>rto •! Mc- <orm•<~ LoguM 6••<~ Mo•lul "'· AR BUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF ~10RTUARY 427 E. 17th St., Costa l'tlesa 646-4888 • BALTZ l\IORTUARIES Corona del l'tt•r . . . 6';":t.9450 Cosla l'tfe11 64G-24Z4 • BELL BROA OWA Y r.tORTUARY l lO Broadway, Co1t1 l\fesa I.I 8-3433 • l\1cCORM1CK LAGUNA BEACll MORTUARY 1795 La1una Conyon Rd. tM-1411 • PACIFIC VIEW l\fE\fORL\L PA.RK Cemetery Mortuary Cha pt I 3500 Paelflc View Drive Newport Beach, C.Ufornl• 544-2700 • PEEK FAJlllLV COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 71101 Bolsa Ave. Westmln1ler Hl-3515 • S'!lTR'S MORTUARY m l\11ln St. UMUI to participate In his own defense or y,·as Jeaglly insane at the time the alleged act w~s committM," Hanna t x· p1amed. 'T'wynian y,.·as arrested Aug. 5 following a shooting outside the Escapade Bar at 1664 Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. \.\'ou nded in the incident \Vl're Robert Lee Dusseau, 50 , of 715 St. James Place, Newporl Beach. and his son. Warren. 26. of 160 \V. Wilson St., Costa l\·lesa. The elder Dusseau was shot In the leg and the SPf'nt slug hit his son on the foot. Board Oks Expanded Fair Ru11 By TERRY CO\'ILLE DI rtt1 Diii~ !'lier St1!1 Director s of the Orange County F<t ir have approved expanding the event to 10 days next year and starting it J une 16 instead of July ll. Both proposals \\'ere made hy James Porterfield, the fair's general manager. Fa ir directors did not. however, approve the $345,000 budget s ubmitted by Porterfield. instead asking him to revise some portions of i I. "The changes are minor and create no problem s,'' Porterfield said. He was hap- py with the expansion or the fair from six to 10 days end movin~ the rair dates to June. Porterfield feels opening the fair right at the end of school gives students a better chance In see and participate In the show. Several other changes in next )'ears fa ir were al so !!lug- gested by the g en er a I manager. They included? Provi d ing more grandstand at tra ct i ons , especially something f o r Oran.l{e County's 118.000 Mex· ican-Americans, such as e Mexican fo!k lorico show. -See if a new type of circus using odd animals 1 l!iraffes) can be brought to the fslr. -Possibly start dune cycle races along with l he motorcycle races. -Trv tn brinl.'.! a sanctioned rodeo back to the circus. -Open new exhibits end competitive displays. -Install school displavs. A number nr Porlerfield's suggestions will be checked out during the "''inter lo see \\/hat can bt done. The f:11r n1an;u:er said it 1s hi.s intt'ion to orrtr something new at lhl' fair each yrar. . •. ,, H zuitington Man Nanied Fair C11 ief Richard L. Huston of J·lun· tlngton Beach has hecn r>lcc!ed pre::.1de111 of the :12nd D1 s1ric1 1\ g r 1 c 11 ltural Asso\iatinn. directors or the Orange tounty l'<iir in Costa l\Ies<i Huston succeeds Tin1othy L Str;1dcr of Ne11·port Brach. The two 11cw l'icc prrsidrnls are Robert \V. Krone. Newpor1 Beath. and Dr. fl1aurice S Nadridge, Santa Ana. James Porterfield, general manager of 1he fair. 11·as reap. pointed &e<"re!ary-lreasurer to the association. Seal Beach Boat o,vner Sues Buyer SAi'JTA ANA -/\ Seal fl e;ich man v.·ho claims hla vay,.·I \1•as abandoned in the Virgin Islands shortly arter he ;iccepted a series of pro- missory noles in payment for fhe vesstl has sued it! buyer for $842.000. Ronald J . llaltmark, 185 Slanford Lane, claims in his Or11n11e County Superior action that Robert G. Nelson or Everett, Wash., abandoned the "Spartan" on Nov. 23, 1970. JUst one month after he signed fi11e promissory notes totatlin& '8(1.000 In favor of H11llm1rk. H1llmark cl aims N e I a o n stopped payment of Sl l .000 IHI !he first deposit on the yawl Jand ''substantially damaged his profrcsslonal standing" by ba rki n11 out of the deal. Ncloo n I~ identified ai; an executive v.·ith the h·fadl,on Square Garden Enterprises. • SAVE 242£ 'feens Cotton PERMA-PREST• Bras Regulu '2 each or l.69 eacli • Pcrma·pre~\IJl cr is.<i·cr oss con - tour style bra designed foryounjJ figures. Elastic insert at center front •Dacron~ polyester and eoUon fills out in between sizes. In white • Sites 30-36 AA, A $!.SO Teen Br• ................ 3 for IS 30..3t AAA, 30·31 AA ... or 1.79 e1ch Price.a Effective lhru Mon., Aug. 30 Mcn 's J<'ashiouabf., S po1·t , Knit Shirt s Sean Low Pricf': • Your choit'o of i~erma ·Presta s hort sleeve s p o r~ l!hirts in. solids .end plaids. S izes S·XL. •(Jr Polyester and cotton knit r;h irts with mock turtlencrk ~!)•li ng. In stripes and sol1d.o; •Size.~ sn1al l Lo cx1ra l<Jrl!(' , .. _ .. ,JI •• -· ....,~ U..Ull, tn<nfl ••)·1•!1 OUNli ll ,, .. ,_, a•• .. t ll ~· ' ' r•ricea EfTecti,·e Sun., Aug. 29 thru Sal. Sept. 4 Aek About Seara Convenit>nl Cr t>(lit Plana x \Ot ~~~· .. ,._ .. • "!,,' Sensational Value! Kc nmon· \Va .~hrr with Easy-Clean J,int Filter LPw, Low PriccJ I • Kenmore wai.:her \l.•irh hAnrl y built·in lint fi lter • rou•crrul B·venea.iti1atnr loosens stu bborn dirt • :.!:4-inchea: •ide, II 11!100 ~·N,·JI· ,AIJIMlllA •I l~i I J, flt_,6J I I ~--. ·---· ··-··---•• ~J M<O fll ·•l•J ""'"" ..... ·-•1t Monday, Aug ult lO, 1971 ll>Jl Y >llOT J,J • I ANIA lll()N!(A 100.fl I I 10YTH (OAll "JIZI •••-»» . CUT Were •4 to •5 47 • Sear:i; is h•vin& a fantastic breakfast coat clearance •Elegantly styled or combed cotton sateen in fashionaLle screen print. A.wide choice of sizes and colors to choose fron1 I,in!Jtrit Dl'p1. Price.£ Efte(:tive thru Mon., Au1. 30 Men's J<'a shionable Knit Slacks Low, low Priced? 1097 • Enjoy great style and-extraordi- nary comfort in greatdouble kn it 1lac k~ or 100o/1 t>olye1ter • And now Sears ha:-i an exten:.11 c selection in colors • J-'lare leg styles with wide hell loops in men's ~ii.es • • •Come in today and choose »C\-~: eral or these slacks while quan-;: tities last •. . 'iA v1.; 29%! Sears Colorful Afghan Yarn Regula• 'l.09 •A lightweight yarn or 100'7• worsted wool in 2·ply, 2·oz. pull ske in.~ •Approximately 170 yard• per i;kein. In a wide array of beau ti· rul colors to rhoo.se from • t:omc in 1oclay 3nd stock up nn .e !l your knitting need:oi •. ,. • • . ·' • 14.8 ~11. Fl. Side-By-Side ! • Re[rigerator-Freezer ·; • Ne,·cr 11 del'roJtine cfliora .._,. cause ('ro11l ne•er forma • Side·by·side !'tyling ~ elt i tem~ rhtht a' ha•cl •Big rrh1pei:1 hold11 17• qea1ls • Plenl)I oC hand1 doo1 'I.helves 169010 IO<tl AOt(I l•l·lUI ""'""' tt"ltJI VAUit .,., ............ -,~ .. ltlt ................. ,. .. .,.. .... • • , . • . ·: ·. ~ :: r .. :: ·: ., .. ~ ,• ~ '. ~ , ~ ~ I •' , •• JJ OAll'f Pll Ol Bern1uda Finds ft Can~t Live on Beauty By t:r>~'ARl) T. tun'LER H .~~11LTON. Bermuda !API -A Bermudian pays no in· come ta,; Ills pound of bul!er from Holland c·osts as n1uch as his loc11lJv ba ked bread. He 111·es in 11 house that ca!C'hfs rain fo r his ~·ater supply. And he looks ahroad for his con· !lntted sur\·11·al nn tht pinprick 10 !ht' Atlaol 1c He rnusl tarn $1~ to $:!0(1 a wf't'k to Jive 10 <·nn1fort:itilP micldle""'·la~~ ~ 1 1 I r and Berrnuda no"· has wQr·k!nl! \\'1 \"E'~ l l S. Jongshoremeu's strlke means a cutoff of food and o(he r essen11als until ar· rao,i:emenls can be made tn bring then1 in from elsewhere 01·er longer routes. A clrought C(luld wipe out the hllle food he grows and a hur· rieane may mean a Joss nf mil lion3 in his one big money earner: tourism. n1Hes aw::iy and the nea rest Brilish territory is Turks Island, about 700 mile.s to the sou thwest. "We depend on the nutside for everything." 11 Bermudian lells you. "We. g r n w vegetables, but they a~qu1ck ly ('ilnsurned. The wo !d gets its Rermuda onions fro Tex - as no~· and we don·t ho!her aboul exporting Them ::iny nlo rr.'' Last year Bernllirla turned ou t only 156.000 pounds or nn1ons. places for people to live and for tourlsts to stay. Wages on the island run from $60-$70 for A laborer or hotel ma id to arou nd $.100 for 11 senior act'f)u ntant. An eltc- trician earns about $140 a ~\'eek and a bank clerk abou~ s1 :1.s. may cost more than hta food ; $2.20 a JO.pound bag. Bermuda's only exports now are shaving lotions. cosmetics, a few drugs and Easter lilies. Last year these products brought Bermudians less than $1 mill ion . •·we:.Ve been gaining while other resort areas ha ve been lnsing because of I h e recession," he said. 1'he government operates on an annual budget of around $35 n11lllon and la::it Yr<Jr It wound up with a surplus or more than $4 million . Income tax isn't oecessary. Income from t1111nsn1 and custon1s duties hring.~ in !he revenue and each tounst leav . ing pa ys a $:1.40 departure tax, Property lax ls 11hout $40 on a home purchased .10 vears a~n for $35,000 :inrl \\'Orth nearl.v twice th:it n(l w. "We 're one or 1he few pl11ces Alone over e rn p loyment ," ga ys Selley, meaning there are 1nore jobs than people. And .so wives are working. nl(l~l.ly t.o !!upplement a husband's income but also to allevia te the OOredom o( housework on an island bu ih for run. KIDS LOVE UNCLE LEN Saturdays in Th e DAILY PILOT He is d1rf'f1h' af1reled h1• p1·rn(s Jn lhe 1·n1!erl S!a lr~ 11r Brila1') lhf' hnn1f' rnun!r1 A F1ftv-three thousand Rermu· c!1;1ns ·live on this chain of is.lands shaped like a fishhook 22 miles long and 2 nl ilt.s at its wu1t>s1. Two-third.~ or Bermu- rl1an s <ire black. Nearest landfall 1n C::ipe-Hatteras, NC ahout liOO miles to the northeast Lomino IS 3.{lOO Once 111 pla ce with large f;1rm estatPs. Rern1urla now has onlv 740 1H·rps in crops. The la~ is taken up with 1'he f'OSl o[ li ving has risen stl'ndil.v. A quart of frei:;h n1ilk·lol'al and tmpor!~d has risen in a year or so from :18 cents a quart to SO een1$. Bul- ter is 4.J cents a pound and bread 40 a loaf. Large local eggs are Sl.16 a do1.en and if !he Bermudian wants to cook outdoors, his charcoal bnquels The islands' main street is beauty and it is this thal means survival. Nearly 400.000 tourists-34 percent of thern Amer1cans<an1e here ! Ast year and left $7:1.8 n11llion. This was an increase of 12 perc:enl O\'er 1969 and Colin Selley of the ~parlment of Trade and Touri sm estima tes tourism is up 4 percf'nt so far this year. I n lhP Wn rl rl w 1lh ___::_:_:_::.=:========::!__~~~~ 1-,..,,;=-..... 'I • 'l < .;,;,- iJ 't; 'J 1.98! """'"·~ 'l i:4'·~: ... ~,f\lr -~ Comer ~h1-1lio <;r.,•111• 'f11r .1-'amily OT' 'frrn Rnt•m." R"f'!lar tflll'l,'17' Contemporary 3-W'a~· :; Adju .~tah]P. Rerlinf'r i ,. : f 9991 ( • Fli,1:: rn.~nn• rell in~r ,j r• I ,l!nerl i;,r c('lmf nrt • RF\e r.<ih l l" fr•:i.m 1 ~1(·x ~<"~r ( 11•hlnn, r1 ll11~ rrre h~l k • ~n tr, lr.1il1 f'r·lnrok 1·,0 1 I l••1·e r i~ e :1\~ t ri ' ' ' ' ' . . •' :.:--.. ' . , • ' '• . ; -' ' - .... ""' .... ,, ' ' ' ~ .... ... ' . ''!'• ·' ·~""'"" .. _........:__....,_ _\ ~ .• ' • • ·:i ·; I " ; ' .. \. ' "1-: .( 1 ' ' ' j . .. . '. ' ' . ' .... ~% ' " .... 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R~ord _B"d"l1rf'ad!I Add CoJ.,T A~cect ·lo Be<lroom• $"'.".~. ·r'"'-in ...,,, .. l!h.'11\. F oll ~110: $'.','Yt;. Rrink ~11.-6?..? • ( h i r ni ri~t d ul'a~I~ sp re ai l j( tca.- n1rerl in m::l.n'I'" Oe rnrar nr cnlnr( Pt"rn1~-Pre<:1 '" fn r e;:1.~r C;trl'.'.' anrl ~n101H h . u rH r11rnp le<l .~l 1r(,u ('~ •Jvl.:.<h ine v.·rt~h ~erar;ttfi )', rumhlc: 11r,· ~ nn i rn nln,'! needed'. f),.a/11 1·) /)cf!t . 0\ Y•'IC A 10 10 , ••. ,1.1, DI 'NOi 637-1100 'lllD!l.I& •tl -l,11,3)1 ·•'!1 • ~ '·"' 11. ~. 1nr rr10 0:: Al'ID eo. '0 M0""f. ., ... ,., "CO ., ... ,,,, JAi.iii "'ff'l l"lr.1 •••·1011 .SAVE SJ()()! Se a rs Clia1npion8hip 8-fl. l'nol Tables l\rgular ·S-399 S•l.I TA MO Nl(A. 39•·611 1 iOUlM COAJT l'l A.lA S40 .)33J TW OU\•Nfl OlK ' .,, •• ,,,,,, 1 22-113 1 .- $299 • 1-in. hnne,·cornb hed guaranleed 3 ye ars • lvlnlded r uhber cu~hions fo r lively hall rebound • ·l !x88·in. playing fie ld surro unded hr a Iaffiinat ed top r ..ii I • l)eluxe p la y ing equipment inclu d- ed ,\'pr;rfin;. (,"o r,ds Dept. '-'4 11'·' ·1-m.• ,-,. L _ .)-/(, 'l'r x I urrtl lJe,liiign ••\'prmont'' P ile Fl "i:nl ar $6.49 gq. yd .. 5~Z. ln <~;j l!P <{" i!h r ad • r:nhb!r~tt•ne r at• icrn fi t~ >'·i{h aoy ci ecnr • llli)"!, conrin uaus ti!arncnr nylnn pile !n r lon,g ,,·car and extra rasy cleaning • (-hnn .~c frnm S JX <l ccorar I \"C cn lnrs F /1,r;rC'l'I crin~ Dept . .\e w Dcsi!!n Jlirrnr T il es For Llra111ali c \rall~ )ear!' 1'.lirrnr ·r ile~ 3.r~ miracle w(lTk· ~r:--11 cid li ~ht, reflect a hcauriful ~ten!'. 1'io me.~., ... ea(h l ~xl2-in, ~qu;i.re cn rne~ v:irh d0uhle stick tape ynu ~in1rly pre ~s to the v.·all! 'l>M.::'R 1" ;r1 'lR l'la1n nr Hl:irk \l 1rrnr :"''l•l <I!'"'! ~1 1.:.:l~!n'-I ~nR ·\n!Pplr. f°":nl rl. "!" Rl;irl.. \ "lll .~rpi ar"~ ~ lh_!i;J \ 3/'l"'Y nf n1h .. r •h:ipr•. o .. ,i1:11-. ~('\nt« 59.~. or 7 .ns do1". 79.~. or 9.48 do~. l (!?. 1)r 13.08 do~. S<'ar' Pillow Talk . . 111 .Forlrd' J'ohc ~ler ~11 .nn. ;-1:inrlarrl ~ 111 no tJu"""" Si1.- .~I :.on }-.. i 1111 :--1,,,. 2ro~l0 2r.,~.l9 •Continuous fi larncnt fibe rfil l i ~ more du rable an d re~i l lent •~f a.chine "'·a.~h and drr • Pcrnitt ·Prc~r" ti t ~ sia\ s !re.~h, Sani Guard re~isr~ ~..tt teria 1011AN(t ,.,.1111 V f.lllY 1i>3 -1•61, •••·2220 VlltMONT 110 -1•1, o ,,,,1r.1 t1 r.r Dept . . ' . Sotisfoction Guo ro nteed Or You r Money Bock Mondoiy, -'"-'"-"-~_2.971 ______ D_A_IL_v_•_IL_O_T__,J,;:J,,, John Connally--'He Likes to Be • Ill Middle of Things' Hy STAN llALL WASliJNOTON (UPll Pressed fur liOtnt in.1ilght 111!0 John B. Conntilly, h l :s llSsociates sometin1e tell a 1nacabre joke to ~how \Yhal nu1 kes him tick. the 1overnor or T . l l '-i I ' Whereupon, Connally iat \IP litraight, snliled. stuci ou' hl1 hi.lid 1i1id, "Yes. air. John Connally's the name, PllJltd to meet'eha." Afl lir he and John F. l(en- 11cdy weru lihOl in llwlla• In 1963, Conna lly !<1y untended and ur111oticed on an en1er!JCll· cy roon1 tabla 111 doctors tough! to save the Prc1iident'5 tifr. Finally , so the 11lury Goes, ,1 doctvr looked at him, noted 111.s ~1'riu11s \11oundi; a11d asked, .. \\'ho 's !111s guy''" Tho~ who tell the 111ory laugh quietly and hiave the in1prtllliion thal Connal!y tells it with 11 chuckle too. But they qu ickly add, ··ne·s ambitious, all right. But more th11n that, he v.·ants lo be in the middle of Uiings ." \n 1n!~rn rl'plies, ''Thoil's t:on na I ly , long I i 1n r l)emOC'rat and friend and protege of Lyndon B. Johnson, is certainly at lhe center of aclion right now in Richard ~l ~A V/\ 'Ill.' K t!1lJtl<>r 1• Llp rigl1L Vac1111111 }'or Shag Caq1eling 4999 • 1.he upriAhr vacuum thac was designed for ~hag carpets. •Beater bar far Jeep 1Ja,vn cleaning. Nylon l1r u s hes. heavy dut y Just bags. .'!AVE 'l.50! ~eUl'i N u11·l'oll11ting L a 1111llry D e lergc11l fl egul<1 rf3.19 399 • No phosph11es1 no en· ~ymes,t;e t.s clothes real· ly cltan • l\iodcgraJable surface. Acriog. agenr. decom· r ose s 111 san itary :&ys- 1cn1s, 'von't clog J rJins. #20660 #606 60 K e111uf•rc 2·~pecd Anlomatic Wasl.Jer • 5·posicion wash/rinse ceo1p· ~rature con1rol. Powerful $2 2 9 ~g1 rator loosens stubborn J ir£. l\.anore Autoniatic Eleolric Dryer J{ ar $ 11)9,9;) •Wrinkle guard keep• Per- ma·Pres('1l clothes v.·ri nkle •169 free. "Soft Heat" preveots ·ti' overdrying. l.oad·a-daor. (;., MoJel 90060 $1 99 ~i s on's R epubli can 4dministratiari. The iau . h1nd &0n1e, Wli VY· halr~ lrtaaury aecretary h11.1 emtrged as one of the uhier architects or Nixon'• 11ew 1COnomlc strategy, the prirne enroroer or its wage-prhr.e freeze, and quite JXliSibly tl1e Presiden!'s lll'W strong nu111 on do1nestic affairs. Nixon has made rw sei:ret or th ls. A day Alte r h11 tTono1n1!' speech two week1 agu, !ht• President 1\'AS explaining his strategy shift to bet1-.•ecn 300 And 400 lop presidential ap· polnlte1, the people \l'ho are .SAVE •4.01 , auppojed lo really manage Ute .i:uvemn\ent. ''Jo~n Connally wa~ rny quarterback,·• the President said , w11ving to the Teit:ao who w aJ 1tanding with a aroup 01 Nl1on '1 other e c o 11 om i c advi1u~r~. "and I p I 1 ye d so mething the role of the con~h." four d&y1 leter, Nillon was <1 sked on his arriva l 1n Callrornia \1·hat he 1-.·ould do ;1bout Texas Gov. Preston ~. Snuth's open defiance of lhe \laije•p!'ice freeze so he could grant raises 1o 132.000 slate LC<ichers ;ind employes. A bro1d, dt)Jberate grin 16 Cu. }'t, All-Frosllei8 .. Refri go1·ator-Freeze r J{e1ular S291J.'l,i $259 • Big freezer holds 150.Jbs. of fro~cn food •Three bandy full width adjustable slidc-0uc •h•l ves •Thi n wall ins~l;ition. ;1'61650. Major Appliance Dtpl. spre•d over the Prc~lderll's fact. •nd he iiid. "C.onnull y .... HI take c;ire ol h!rn · Fur weaks l>C[ul'e ~141111·:1 t1ram1l ic 1teonu1n1c spt!C!Ch, C<>nnally, wl1lle defend ing the President 's poli cies in public. had been urging hi1 n lo l'htHlglj lhc1n. At one point, wrote finunri<l l editor Jloburt llowu11 of thP Washington Post. Conn<illy bluntly told N!~on th at l11s other economic acl \'1sers ll'erc undere3ti1nC1ting lhe polllu.:<i l seriousness uf i-· o 11 t l n u c d inflation ;ind unern(lloyment "They're not poli t1c1anti," Connally is said to have \old hlrn. "You and I are" 1...u1111ttuy has neen many th1n1s since his birth ~ yeari ago in Floresville. a dot on the map about 25 miles aouthea1t of San Autonio. The &On of 1 "dirt poor" f;1r1ner a n d hutl·her, he workt'd hi s w<iy through lhe uni versity of Tex- aS' law !'chool. lrl \Vurld \\'ar ll, hr wun two f!t·rur;1ti(Jns \vhile ser1'l11g a!' flight operations u r f i c e r ;1111.Janl che <i1 rcran c11 rrier USS Essei;;. One uf lhll Ml'llH·(ls 1·1\ed "his profe~~Lona t i;kill. br1lha11t t:ictit·s ;ind l'UOI 1·ourage in 1he race of gr;ivt peril" for launching i\rnerican ' .. fighler:s !hat 11huw do14•11 GD Japanese planes. lteturning to Austin, he s~nt three years help•nll. m11na1e a radio 11at1on until hi came lo Wa1hinaton In !Hi 11 111 a•1i11tant lo then Reµ. .lotu1J0n, whopl he had he lpod in John110n'1 initial rtioa for Congres!'l somt nint ye11r!I carller. Connally stayed six yc11rs and then re turned to Te~~• to llritclics h1w and become al· urney for 1hc lf1le Sid W J\ich111'dson . an lndependeut and cx1rernclv "'~alt/ly and powerful oilman. Pre~ident Kenned y 11;11ned lunt N111~·y socrtlltry In 1961 ;uKJ Connally ru1gned the following year to win hil first l11rn1 ail ~11vernor. Ht was ridin£ in the open car with Kennedy Nov . U, JllU, when Lee Harvey Ollwald fatall y 11ho1 the Pre11ldent • n d 11erious!y wounded Connally. Having served hl:s three tcrmli, he h11d iel up a la\.,. pr:ir!1ec 111 Houston and ·was e1p11nding his raneh holding:. 111 snulh Texps \1•hen NJ 1on :.,~un111oned him to 1>8come !he f1ri>t De1nocratlc 1nember of lus l'<1bui~1 after the generally ch1iapr10111tu1g l:o 1~ :thowin& in lhe 1970 off.year electlona. .'i.I ~ I\ 'Ill ! ~ .... 10,000 u:r.L Ct•11sule (t'u r 11ace 79ss No eltctri ci ry supply needed. Opt:ra1es t:ven i( powe r fai ls. Heise and j walnut cabinet wjth wootl , gain [Oll tro ! 1)anc l on Jarger mot!eJs. $1JIJ.95 :!0,000 U'l'll Furna~r: O'J.88 ' .. . .~ ~1 34 .•>530,UOO ll'l'U ., " 4"'''' '· ', ,~ . . 1(5~'::-,,-~ . . ,. . ... _ ....... ' ' ' ~'.-1 ,,,._; $2 ,,. $;')! 'l\.f'll lllflfl~ ]lorn c Applian«es 'i \11 H 4 :nu H'.1·: 16118 \\' ... l't S2 I .lJ5 ( :orff'r 1• .. rt:c)- la t11r t )f 'tain\C'!>S ste('I. I ~ t ll\) L,lp,tC ll}'. '\\1a s S 18.9 5 l\.c11111c1re 'J.f'f· lo 1l 11·<>11 .)1can1, :iiprJy, J r y iro n. 8-0;1:. tank. (il scea rn ven1 c; h1~nn1<>rc llan<J Mi xf'I' with 3 spl'c<ls. Chrr1me rlated 1!1,· inth be aters. c:urry ()r parsley. J f 011 1t:ll'(J rcs Dep1. Furnate 24.81 PI u111bi1Jg -H1aJi11 t, D1p1. CO-I Consort ::MEE ~zo n eau l-r $3 99 ~~6•J.•1 :. • A i\l/F~l stereo re- l C·iv<·r :;eLti1H1 wit h all rhL' mu sic pO \\'er y<>U need. • l\rillianr clar icy. STE R!'O·TIEAM • .iul<llTI3 Ti c rn o no/ 'tcret> sw l 1ch i ng. • U.tX.Utllal l ti inc Ctlll· irol:-, 1,tpc J11nnilor S\\•lt<h, ·1-v•:i.y spcd~ c:r selector •I lcadp hone j:lc.k, 2· V.'.IY ;\(.0\JSU C·SUs pe n· ~ion ~peakcr ~ysrc m. NEW AT SEARS Handson1 c Mono-( :on8ok Optigan Mu i ie Maker• The mo st revo lu1ion~ry musica l insm1· rnent cvfr ••. beca!-»e ir's eve ry musical in· scrumenf, a11d every comPinatio n ypu've cv• er heard before. Come in today and iak, advanrage of 1his groac: buy now ac Sean! TV D1p1. ~HOl1 )UNOAY!> t l NOON lo > PM ... MONDAY thru FRIDA I' 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM ... SAIURDAYS ?:30 AM to b.00 l'M -11111 l'AHIHNC.t •u•~• '"•" to~JHA "OUTWOOD Ol'r,l1"'IC & 1010 Se ars 121·4'400, J)1·4Sl0 tH.0611 4tf·Jf'41 _,.,.,,,, (Atr1G9A f.\ll ll MONtl IMO~l¥tOOD OI AMOl 34G·06t1 441·1•1 I t71·1•JI 637-1100 (O"'l'TON •llNeAll CONG l tACH l'ASlOIMA 636-.2 311, t l l -3761 l 4S·1004, 244·4611 43J ·OIJI tll ·l l l l ,lS1·41 l l SLUS,l OD UCX.ANI>CO, --. ----~ "' . ":::"- ,OMQ~A ., •. ,,.1 •ICQ ,, •• 4162 ilHlA rt Sl'lllNGi •••·1011 --_.1 --· i .\HTA MOtllCA l94·6111 SQ\ITH 'OAST Pl Al .& 340·'''' THOUS AMO OAKS ''7·4366, J21·1 IJ1 lQ-aAHCI .142-1311 V.&ll fY ,.,., •• ,, 914·t1t0 V'IMOMT ,,,.,,.1 . -. -----.~~--·---~~- Sptlsfactlon Guartinltetl Or Yo•r h\onoy Back -='----~--- f.j DA)lY PILOT DICK TRACY TUMBLEWEEDS THIS lt()NTH 111E COVETED Bl.ACK FEATHER GOOS TO THE TRl~E'S Nf.W Wf,t;l')t!RMAN! ... 111AT CRN.K, RACK- TRACKIN'JACK ! 1\IATIJOSS BUFF OF ~EAM, BRUME AN' Bl.OW! 111AT COY, CUMULUS·CASIN' CASSANDRA! ... tffllU~OUS &NAT, I NAM E. YOU INDIAN OF-niE. MONTH! MUn AND JEFF FIGMENTS PLAIN JANE . .. , .... ···----.... •• FEUCITATIONS, NEB! /NCIDENT'l.Y, WHAi MAPE YOU BECOME A WEA111ER FORECASfER? ...... -.. ~~ .... ,_,_.., . . "' a -:.io ACROSS 54 Undulal1n9 58 f orm or incomt lo 1 TV Ptrlormer bl Sif'9iMg VOICf Saltlday's P11zzl ' S11lvetJ. :t 11ast '; T1!k ' Reports 1~ S11Tt ndl!f 15 Gi'' •n ed9t lo )L Rub 01Jt ~J liturg1t ~I vtstmenl L• Hiving dotil l5.. J words Mi lon9 d1S!ant f 11 .. els al l;t~1ng runne: HI! a!1d ~1 '19 L7 OlyP11p1t •S cnt'~ o"'n G~mes evt 1.f 19 Not obhi~e bS Dro~e onwird 2i) Artic le o! 1Drtrlul1y .. • ' ' • ' "' " " • ' "' ' • " . " . " ~·,:; . • ,, . • ( If I ~ • " ' ' , • " • ' . ' ' . ' ' ' rtg1011 of ' ' , " " . '° ' " ' • ' '~ " • ' • ' ~ 0 1 IR • ' . ' ' ' ... • PEANUTS ' ' • • ' ' • ' " ' ' ' • ' • ' • " • ' • ' ' • ... \) p ' ' , ' ' ' ' " " ' • • , . E • . . ' ' ' ' 'H ' ' ' • 8 JO 71 By Chester Gould ANV QUESTIONS? By Tom K. Ryon l'MAN HABITUAL. GAM~!.ER Smith By Dole Hale By Frank Ba9inski l~\S lS.DE.FINf"TELVA\JORLt> OF l-IAVES AND HAVE-NOTS! /// -:s:-z . • • • "'1J"> • . . . . . lur n1tar ~q T rudge~ l l l •11t of s1ee~ 10 FLJrn1shrd \1rt t~e ll E~P<es~ dtvol10j1 I~ 12 hdl•an ro11 3S ·--111 GOn!oti•l 3D Solt l">'ass rs for pr11\ec1 1on ~o Form o! JUDGE PARKER I f l11I\ w11h s11tcl1e.1 21 Penod> of res1 71 Nob I~.,,~,, :'~ Htbrt., lttt~• 2b St cmtd w 1t 1, ~ ~tr a p 26 Mon~~t ·c )2. H i~h,.ay tldlrol dt v1tf 2 ... Oo'd~ ;1 Woodtn sl1or JS Ad ---'l.'111 rt sP«I to 111.s JI) loog ~l Km9 of Jl!da•i •2 tilil{t d1fft1rnt •5 A diy •g Passed 11"'r luiguidlv j.Q Rill b11d 51 'taltl"IJ"OOlt1 l~nvasrs l11!11rmill ' 2 " " '° " ~ ,'i:i " " " • JI ' .. 1 ~ w " .. DQt, 'I l ~1H1-dr•ed n .. rk i Abo110<11 ,~ ) Ho -··- l.l 1nh Tr•.! & Ri•rel pirt I Record or ' s1119 lr ,,. ; U1~01 ~ --·· Cr~ti.n--born r lrclr1ci! ~IJJlntfl ~ .. nnoy1n9 persons -1:~ " <;"" " • ~? ' ' " .. 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ANIMAL CRACKERS :J: SEE '<()()'~ CAUSHT l>l ~<,> TRAI? lJ/lE . 1 •~Hor C:.AtXSHr;"eLllJCO(){ ---- to <.oJ HOIJESf~rJ et~1e:ve: A si<-~isve- 0!.D !30\J CO<.ll-D 'f~AP A F(llL-i:;eow~ LION ~ By Charles M. Schulz Every U1 u1g iiiu Always Everythinq You Al111Jys\\bnted TlfXnow About Beagles,f\ut Were Afroid To Ask ~ I I I By Harold Le Doux By Mell By John Miles J ;· " ~ -, •• ,~~ ••• '' ~ -I ,...., •. _......_ ___ -.•1 )"° ·~~-~-- By Al Capp ti.TOP!! Pl&ASl!O STOP!! Only if you a cKnOUJ ledQe ""'as ~r mast.er!! '(f' ' I By Charles Barsotti By Gus Arriola By Ferd Johnson DO YOU ~AVE CHANGE FOR A$2 r.o .u.? By Rager Bollen -:r.' M 001' W 5llf'E :i: HAIJDkED ~AT RlGHT. THE GIRLS I I "No-.., plt11 ~e doll·t crawl undrr it -!he 111.~t timr you did lhal , I couldn 't afford a nrw drcss for n1onlh~.'1 DENNIS THE MENACE ( ,,- I . • ..... '(OUUlHT 'IOO HAI£ A.IST 70LO '/HE LITTU: FEUOW ™T lW Dl~T NEED ANY HELP?· . . ·- • .. ,, h ,, -""·-....----_, __ ____,,_..,. _____ ··- ' •• • l'A.HIL\' CIRCl'S ' I I ' ..... . ... ' ... ·~ ...::- J, ~'"]'"' 1 'r.-----._ -C ' . o , b11 Bil K eane - i I k~ "I h:id o nice time, my lunch was de lic ious and tell the pilot tho)wos o very good la nding ." \1ClS('Cl\\I IAr1 -It \1·;:is aJtrr rl;:irk whPn t:cnn::idy .S1n11·111"11 hPard !he arrani;:rd krinrk ;i.t hi<; dnnr "Al l;i.~l," hf whi<prrM 11." i\1ikh11il Rudin :;llpprrl 1ns1de. "Ha\'e y0u gul (hPnl'.'" 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'";ill tho<:'r ·prole~snr~· anrl their 'pupil!\" ::irr rr~1~trrtd in 11 nnlht'r kind of rr1 ur1111nn;il in~!lt11tinn" Do Your FALSE TEETH Drop, Slip, or Fall? l>nto"\ ~~Pl> "'O",Y•nr abou\ your f•I•• !~Pl h dro1•1un r at tht .,1onr 111nr. ,-\ d"'nurP adh"'""' ran hf'lp. F ,\ST~:t:TI I• fl "r• ilrnt10r•• • lent· r r. hrrn~t. •lto•olorr hold, ~tak'A PAl - inir '""'" rn1r1y•blr. For rnur• ....:uro\y &!HI ''"'"f"fl, ""tl t"A~'f t:t;T ll Ot n· l tlfC f\dht·MIVf. Po""<!PI. !Jpn\Urf't tli.ot !i\ ar~ r~~n!ial to he.tlh. SH your tltoli~~ rfrul-rly, RONG KONG (UI TO M TAllO•S & IMllTMAll:illS ~ltliOIANINT IN SANTA ANA ""'·•• I~ pno "'''"••Co"•~•" -!OO'f, C•• nM••d ~· ,[.,..,,.. 2 SUITS '135 90Ulll JMll r1tff (•"•"' M•t• ~~;11 ~PIC!Al P.iCI ~•1 ,...,~ •••••.... 101 ' ........... ·~ I• • ., '-• . . . . • • A• ... •-.......... ~· . ....... . . . ., \>,,, ,. . ~"" ' ' ... . .,. ... .. ., .. .. ' ,,..,, ~-"-'' ,.,,. -... i.01 • 1 .... c. •• ,. ••.•....... ~ ••• ............. 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WOW! 79' TUlS. & WED . ONLYI --·--- " SCREEN DOOR • 1/~ inch extruded door-fea ture ~ n di ~li ncti "e in1cr·wavcn grill e. • Thre e 1 11~ II ' pU>h '11 bars, :1 l 2" 1:[ built-in d ~i c ~plate, ~ b eotifu! satin fin ish . • 32" or 36" widrh. REG. $24.95 SAVE $7.001 $1795 lUES. & WID. ONLYI --· .-----.... ---•-;.,IN;;''J,\..._,_ ,_...,. 1·r-·· r;.~-11 1 I Sav e 50°/o BEAD STRINGS t ( ir "'" n "''"~' "'" hirle ownf, us e •ii•"\ 1n rl•nri•, d•••~t 01 CV!I0•'1- ln b""'J'il f yov• ""~"0•1 or •nt. • f. ) fl 1 ... ,,q ,1 ,,119 1 ....... d •ri •ll'H k "" hor.d . RE G . J 9c 1;, Off! 19:. TUES, & WID. ONLY\ Super Solel CAR CARE PRODUCTS YOUR CHOICE: • Radiator flush-remov es rust & grease & looie ns sca le. Prevenls overh eati ng. • Anti Rust-p revents rus t. Nevtrolizes acids & retards sca le & co rrosion. REG. 35c TUES. & WIO , ONLY! '• i I ' . II DAILY PILOT ' •. ' new 280SE 4.5 costs ost three times as tnuch as the'average''car. But we there are 10,000 Atnericans who can appreciate the difference. The a"erage car buyer could be taken aback at the price of ou r nc\\' /11ercedes-Benz 280SE 4.5. :\t ncarlv $10.000, it is not only \vclJ above <l'·cr:~gc . it is some $2~000 more expensive than the }uµh cst rnccd domeitic luxury seda n. And new imron ta.xes ,viJI only serve to increase this dis- parity in the fu ture. \X11cthcr it"s \vorth that ctiffcrence to you may be ans,,·cred only by what you expect of a 1notor car. The 280S E 4.5 is a touring sedan in the best Eurorcan traWUon. Designed to pro,·ide every motoring com- fon for a party of five. And engineered to cope 'vith dri\'1ng situations that vary from the dc- ~ccndi.ng s,,·iu:hbacks of an .J\J pinc pass to the 100 n1rh crui sing speeds of an Autobahn. :\ c0nccrt so fundamcn1aJly different from that guiding the design of a domestic "luxury" car that ;\1crccde s-Benz engineers used the pun- ishing :\Urburgring racing circuit as its final testing ground. " • . . . .. • ~ . • That difference begins with an engine un- like any built in America. An overhead-camshaft1 electronically fuel-in jected V-8 displacing 4.5 liters. lt has no carburetor. Jnstead, a computer monitors engine speed and load, temperature and altitude, then electronically me1ers fuel to each cylinder. This more precise method of fuel delivery provides h.igh-specd touring capability \vilh I.he greatest possi ble efficiency. A new three-speed automatic transmissio n makes gear changes almost imperceptible to pas- se ngers. Yet it can be shifted manuaUy by the driver who prefers to control gear selection. The full y indepe ndent suspension was de- signed fo r ruts and bends, not just boule vards and turnpikes. It's so road\vorth y, Road& Track contends that "no domestic luxury sedan is even in the same ballpark:' The recirculating-ball steering is so accu- rate, it seeks a straight pa th on its own. Its power assist so responsive Car& Driver calls it ~·u.nques- ( • • i ---· tionably the most precise unit of its kind ever developed:' And to mat ch its performance abilities, Mercedes-Benz engineers ha ve equipped it v.~th fou r power-assisted disc brakes, ventilated in front 10 resi st fad ing. T he result is an automobile that performs with equal aplomb on the 174 curves of NUrburg- ring, or the unwavering concrete ribbon of an interstate highway. And the new 4.5 is further endowed "'ith al- most every comfort. Pov>'er brakes and steering. Electric windows. Air conditionin g and tinted glass. Elecuically heated rear wind ow. An AM- FM receiver. Eve n a central locking system that secures all four doors, the trunk and even the gas port at I.he tou ch of a button. Because we think suc h "options" shou ld be slandard on any car of this magnitude. In addition to the 280SE 4.5, Mcrcedes- Benz builds two other V·8 touring sedans in simi- larly minisculc quantities. The 280SEL 4.5 is identical to the SE except that it is lo nger. Longer in the Mercedes-Benz ~cnse -an increase of fou r inches that is trans·' lated directly into rear-seat leg room. T he 300SEL 4.5 adds air suspension to the list of pcrfonnance features unavailable on any domestic automobile. Instead of metal springs,cush.ions of alr soak up shock and vibration . Under varying passenger and trunk load s tru s unique suspension instanl.ly returns the 300SEL to its nonnal level with a barely audibl e hi ss. Pull a lever and the entire car raises two inches for additional rood clearance.· In total , these three hi~h-pcrfonnance tour· ing sedans will account for less than one of every 400 cars sold in the Uni ted Siates I.his year. If you can accept a car that "different ;• we invite you to take a thorough test drive. Dis- cover the real differe nces in a car built to be the best -not the best seller. Mercedes-Benz of North America ' • Jim Slemons Im ports, Inc. 12ow. W.irner Avenue, s ,n1a An a. California 92707 rhone; 71 4-546-4114 -\)~-.. -, 1 'I love the bea ch; loved growing up here. Now I come down whenever I can1 but I don 't really feel involve d anymore.' BEA ANDERSON, Ed itor ,._,. 17 • Actress Faces Novel Age By BARBARA llUARTt; 0! 1!11 Ol!IJ ~!tfl Iliff If there's one thing Lynn C_.rhn has learned -it· 5 how quickly Hollywood can a~e an actress. But rp\axin~ on a Saturday al- lemonn in tht> Emerald Bay home wht'rf' ."hP spent her early yPa rs, thf' former Lyn n Reynolds dnesn 't look much diffe1ent than she did in high school. llr murh Oiffrrf'nt than Lhe you ng hnu sev.·He nex! door Shr h;i s a n;itur;:i\ a1trr1r11veness, il ··real .. riuali1 .v, which le;ids her to slif!h!l.1• complain. "I'm crrLa1nly no i;ex syrnhol. and J"m not prP!ty. "I ~llCSS yo11 Oll)!h1 just ~;iy havf' ;i mo!hrr\.1• face _ .. Rrin,o! told hy prflriucer ;:ilt.rr produrrr .vou ;:ircn ·1 pretty n1<1ke~ 1·ou ~11·r up Any anibirion ynu havr for hcrnmini,: a film actress." she arlmil!cd. H11l nnl hrin~ pr·r!I~'. as shr icsrnhc~ hrrsrlf. in a !own "'hf'rr iP::iutih1I lacr.~ arP eo. dimP ;i dozrn h;is rro\•rrl In hf' ;in a.c;sp( -a rra~on for u.c;ing inner quality lo f!TO\Oo" into a mature af'l ress. STAR "TAKE~· ()Ff"' Th'r st:ir nf "T:ikinR Off" won !hr role of 1he midrllP·iiged mother in C7.£'Ch director Milo.~ F'onnan·s first Arnf'rican fil m. In '' F " res'' rwrh:ips hr s11w :i st;:ir who could rrl11in lhe tei.:ture of rr;ilit.v during tr11nsition nf l)('rsonality lo screen. Anrl wh;it lw.t!cr place coulrl he 1·cdiseover L.vnn Ciirlin thiin in ,!ohn C:issiivctr.~· 11w11rd-winn1ng "F'iicrs" which earnrd thr tiilenlrd ;ir 1 rr..ss an Ararlcmy A w a r d nnmina!in n (nr brst supporting 11r· lrrs~. :';hr also t1rrl with ,Joanne \YMd,~·::ir·d for hrst 11(·1rrss as jurl~ rrl h.v the N11 tional Society nf F'ilm l.ri1ics. "In "F;:i«es.. pla.vrrl lhr nrg\ef'!f'rl wifr of a phil,.nrlf'rini: .:u1 · ,·rrtisini;: CXC'cu1ivr ." shr rxp[ainrr1 . "ThP film n1n1; lhe full J<::irnut nf emntinns -d rink i 11 ~. un- faithfulnrs~. lnnf'lincss and finally Attempl.rrl suicide. Rf'forr '·F;icrs." Lynn h:irl f'::.S l a~irlr burning thc;ilrir;il ;i mhi1inn~. ThP wtf P of produc·rr ~~d C;irlin, sh,. was wnrkinJ<: as ::. i;ecrrtary in !hp_ office nf prflrlucer Rnhrrt Attm;in nf "~1 -A -S-H" f"mr. w h P n C;i.c;.c;;i\'elrs nf Srrrrn Crm~ ;:irrn.'~ lhe hall rleclrlcrl hf'r f;i cp \1'111> right for a ~rript hP h<1d lah<ired on 'ever:il .ve;ir~ !SPI'. NOVEL Alif': FOR ACTRESS, Page l!ll • . ~- ....., '"' ~ "J.' / ~ ~ 'i - - ,. . \ -~"" ., '%~· -~.b ~'.'•}i£-._· $c ·-' .. ,. -~-,~ .. ..,,, FREEDOM OF SPIRIT CONQUERS CASTLES OF SAND 'My children· love the beoch os much •• I do . It'll be great when Mom and Ood gel their trailer ot El Morro. Then oll we hove to do IS step out the door and there it is!' 'I'm privileged lo be doing who! I like ond getting poid for it • . • the recognition is overwhelming.' • i i .•. t -~ I ' ' --- • I '*'T. > • J l I ' 1 ! I I( ' J l ! ' I l I ·I ' Note Penciled to Parents: Chewing Should Be Erased DE.~R ANN LANL1ERS : On m<1nv •I(· casions vou h;ivf 'prnv1dM an invAIUable servirr by alrrting p;:irenl.s tn lhP rtangrrs t.ha t. can rause the mental retardation nr d<":a!h of children . Ynur 1~1;:irn1n£ has SA\'· erl muntless children frnm R lifrtime nl rrippling h;indic.:ips. 0111·r .:ig;i in we are cnllinll( upon you fnr hr.Ip. LPi:id pnisnnin.c. whu'h Oflw allr1·!s n1·rr 4t'IO,flOO children ;:innuall~· and lral'e~ 4./'lOO nf thrm with severe brnin d11maRc. IS rnmmnn in children .,.,.ho live 1n l'1P!rrior11ling innf'r-ri!.v lrncmrn!.~. Thr~r rhilrlrcn e.:11 rhippinJ<: paint. pl<1~tcr end putty th;i! h11VP a high lr;irl 1·nnlf'n\. .A. npw thrr11 t. nnt 1'f'lnf1nrrl !n !hr ghr1 · tns. h11s Ix-en d1 sf'o1rrrrl Tr.~1~ ha1·p shnwn that th,, p;iint "'h1rh cnver ~ !hr r(lmmon wooden prnr i! nf!!"n h;i ~ a hi gh ~---- leAd f'f\n!enl and rhtlrlrcn "'hn h;ih1tuall.v r hP\Oo nn thrm arr in rlanRPr nf bein.t pn1snned. Unti! penril manuf;:ictur~rs !;'Ike .~t rps tn use Jr>;:iO.free p;iint, plr;:i.~p ;:i\prl your rr>nders to thi~ d11n~t'r AA the.I' m;iy Uikr th~ nf'rrssary prerau!inns "'ilh their 1·h1lrl rrn nr ~tllrlrn1~ Thank 1·n11 in 11d · \"-'IOPI' --l)(),'J t110:;S, ~:~l'f'llll \'(' n1rPr- tnr. !lhnl)i~ Assnt1a!ion f.,r the Mentn\ly Rrt11rrlrd Ol';AR llON: I hAVt chl'cked wllh twn ph11rmAcnlol[i~t.5 wh11 •aid It w11uld lak,. a ll""" hit of cn n11lllll'.nl penrtl chewlna tn prndure hraln dAmlll{t, hut It II pn~5ible 11nd I apprrrlatf your wrilln_1. J)f:AR. ,A.NN LA .\JOE RS: I read with in- trrc~t vour ;id virr to !lfrrct11rir1; to minrf thr1r Own huslnri;~ 11nrl put 1hrnugh ;ill r.<11\~ In the hos~ even thnuah the c11ller i11 lhl! boss'5 wife "'ho makes a pr.st of -------- - herself several times 1 day. Would you jliVt-the !l:ame advicf' if lhe wnm<ln who calls i11 not I.he boss' A wHe ~ M;ny secretaries feel they 111re prl)- lecting the bos11 by censoring his calls and nol relaying mei;g:.geg from women who may be "trouble." F'or example, ,. cert;iin man I know ha11 11everAI Wbmen running after him. One little trollop i11 creating A lot of go11sip in his offiee becau se of her persistenl leltphone call s. If J were that m;:in'g ~ccretary I would s.ay he i11 not in 11nd "fnrget" tn relay the mr5s;ige. Snmf' male11 11re naive 11nd nttd hrlp. Wh~t wnuld VO U do? -LONG- VI EW . WASH . DEAR WRONGVlfo~W : I'd rel•y •II me11a1e1 and credit tbt bo11 with en.011111 ---- brain• kt kltflw which cal\1 he withe• to retum. Self-1p,,,.inled cu111t9dhtn• "' t1lhr.r ptople'1 mnr11!11 11re t1fte11 tr1tublem1kr.r111 with 111 t.1t ,,.. tw1 of their 1w11 to 1rind. DEAR ANN LANDERS : I would like t-0 say something to the 17·ye11r-nld hoy who c1ln'l grow 11idebums on the left side of hi s fa ce. I h11d the sAme problem and finally solved it. Here'g how: Tell him to sleep on his b3ck or on hi11 right 11ide. People who sleep on lhe 1111.mr. 11ide night after ni51"hl nib off the whi11ker11 on lht !lide th11l hit~ tht pillow. Al.q). if he will 11pply ~mf' VA.'if'line to hiii ~idrhur'n~ it will promntt tht ,1rnwth nf h11ir 11nd prnleci th#' whl ~ker• from fricUOI"! thal weirs them 1way. Thrre i~ no chargP for this 11dvlce. Ann. l"m glad In be nf help. -BALD SPOT TODAY, HAIR TOMORROW DEAR SPOT: Thank1 for the hair-rais- lna: story. My txpert on 1lde.bum1 1ay1 Aleeplnt: on thr. 1111me 11ide of the bead nl1t:ht after nlaht will not stunt thf' a:rowtlt of 1ideb11m5. hut II It worked for you - who am I tn knock It? If you have troublf': getting along w1111 your p11rent11 ... if yoo can·l get them ti') lel you livr your nwn lifr, ~end for An n L;inrier.o;' hnnklel, "Rug,ll'rd hy PRrents'? How ln C.P1 l\.lnrf' f'reedom ." Scnrl 511 rrnt.~ in rnin with your rt'quest tinrl • lnn51", st.11mped. M:H-11ddr~~sed envelope \I care of the DAILY PILOT. '· " '• ,. .. ,. .. ,•, - '• .. .. " " ' ' -: ·' Your Ho roscope Leo : Consider Health, Diet TUE SDA Y AUGU ST JI By SVONEV OMARR ARJES (March 21 -April 19 1: Goal you ha1·' 1n mind r,._ qulre1 Rgreen1ent , coOtract or .1111.surante frorn r ':!I La h I e person. 81! war.) C'{)ncernin~ dtlall.s. Fine print t·ould rnn- tain UrlSJl \'OrY ClllU.!'e Ask questions. nbl~1n 11 n~"·en1 Re- jttt the superflt·1al TAURUS •April 20-~l;iy 20 1 \\'ork procMurt'.!' 11re su b)e<:l to ~udden re1·1s1nn ~1es.se i:e received r'IQW cont;11n~ 1n- rormat1on uf 11np11rlante. Bt 11n11!ytical. Put 101:rther puzzle pittt'S, \\'hole p<it!ern i.~ dur to emtrie Fir alf'rl. respon~1ve. GEMIN I 1,\\;i ~ 21 -.l une 20 1: OnP "'ho elai nuxl _)Our al- ftction 111 pa~\ is duf' 1.o rt lurn. J)on't forge! !inan('1a! C'om1ni1rnPnl ~ 8(' gal I a n I . ~·i!hout bt>1ni;: foiJlish. Family 1ntmber does deserve special con:1.idera!ion One whn sweet- talks you is after so1nething. C ,\NC~R J1111e 21 -.luly 22 1: One who as.~ured or finan t•i;i l s11pporl 1nay renege. Don't pa nic . Ti1ne i:1. on your side. ''nu can nuw suecessfull y play waiting game. Aecent ls on re l;itions wilh matr. business partner. Study opposition. LEO (July 21-Aug. 22 1: One close lo you proposes shQrl journe y. Ilea.Ith, diet should be considered Sti('k !O has1c issue!. Goin g loo far afie!d now will prO\'e cos I I y . Relatives. neighbors tend tn be flippant. Oon'I compound er- ror. VIRGO ~A ug. 2'.l -5l'pt 22 \: Belter to finish than to begin projects -!'!res.~ unil'ersal a ppeal. Means ;idverli.~r ;ind publich.e. Enhance product's \"a)ue by niaking it rnore pr Ac- tical, A rie~ individual c11n help with delail.,_ Be specific. LIRR,\ 1 Sept. 2..1-0rl. 22 1: Elfflrt that appeared doom~ 1s MW rt>l'il aliz.ed Pert.0nal magnet1.~m rallrt,1: TnO\'e., up; mtmhfor of oppos1tt _,ex prn- \'ldt'!! t•on.,tructive aid. la f tgur t>s prnm i ne ntly. l'oor!hoUux 11pprna ch bring!I ht'st rt>.!lults . SCORPIO 1{}(•l 21-No v. 21 1· l\v11id undue di.~ptay o I ttn1prran1t>nt. Rev1t w ref'el'll ltswns You art on your own 10 fulfill obligation. n r othPr....,·1st Healiu \'OU dn ha ve to (aC'e v11ursell in morninti. Reing fret-and-IOO.!lt r a n create ernotional wound. SATITTARIUS 1 Nov. 21· J)f>('. 21 •· Visiting friend pr~ \'ides joy. Perk up your nwn sense (If adventure. humor. ~1nney situation i5 unal11hle, but not hopeless. Stress in- venii vf'ne ss. \' er s a I i I i I :1 , Ano1her !(•l:lllarlan can iiid. Be eonfident. CAPR ICC)RN i l>ec. 1.2-J an 19 1: You get what you i;:n 11rter : be careful in ~euin~ sights. One in position nr au thority terKl5 to be ec- centric. Respect unorthodox views. Discovery made oow is more important tha n you might imagine. Study po ten- tial. AQUARIUS /Jan. 34}.Feb. 181: Don't cast first stone ; what appears a discrepa ncy mav actuallv '•••nrk to ed- varltagt.. Cultivate c:f'in lnl in- div idual. Look behind scenes for real answers. A v o i d supt"rficial j u d gt> m e n I . Journey could add t o knowledge. f'ISC ES \feb. 19-March 201· ~:ntertain al home. friend in need deserves consideration. En1otlonal dislurba nce is nf temporary nature. Tauru8 in· di\·idu;i l ('(Hild figure pro- n1inen tlv. Truth is obt ained throu,llh. tPnder. lo\'ing Cl'<fe. PrrlCef'd 11ccnrdingly. SUMMER SPECIAL! • Ruff !es Soften Sb.annon Rod1el'I , ... . Je~ilverman Sh annon Rod~ers ruffles the rnunded hnr i;e· ~hoe nec k and repeats the ruffl e.-; at the narrow sleeve hem on this beautifully shaped d ress. Originally shown in a knit of oonlrast ing colors that e mphasiz e the pointed V of the high "'ais ll inl'., it ill equally good in a ny soft fa bric. 71691 ls cut in r ead y-to-we ar Misses Sizes 6-1 8. Size 12 requires a oproximately 11/4 yards nf 54" fabric for the bodiCe and 1 yard of 54 '' fabric for the ('()nlrast skirt. ·ro order 71 691 : give si7.e, name. address and zip. Send $1.50. Addre~s SP.A.D ~:.A.. Box N, IJept. ('X·l~. Mil fo rd. N .J . Ofl84fl . NEW ROOK : PanLo; and 1'ops Wardrobe styled for day and evening wear co mplete with figure fit- t ing se1,1,•inR ti ps on how to make perfect panl.s a.~ well a.~ how lo convert existing panls into knicke rs o r hot pants -$1 . Swing Info Action 1 Prescr ipt ion Needed New Patient's Patience Tried Over Busy Signal By l'.:R.~IA 84 1MBl!;CK ThP dl)(.'lor shortage was recently pointed nut in a na · lional n1;1gaz1ne 11.~ betng 11cute. ln one :o1tatt . lher .. w11 5 only nnt> dnc lnr for every 1. 168 ))f'r.~nns In the area. AT WIT'S END ;im grateful and has shown me wme kind 11ct." jcllckl ''Doclor'.' Are you wearing ynur .stethoscope? F' i n e . You 're invi ted to 11 «Jme-a!· ynu.;ire-parly" tclick1 Dcktnr& often work M hours a week. The golf on Wed- nesday!l is /t myth. They are If ,vou rta!ly want tn test the 1M'.lcl.~. tr.v mn1•!ng In a new art.a 11nd en;(ag1ng a new f;im1l y dnr!Or; Martha f..11lC'hell fac1ni;: a bogged dnwn by paptr work tPlephnne strike. The Klea ol anl1 hypochondriacs. Ft>w of i;:etting a doctor ~CAme a n them want their son s to walk nbsess1nn with me ... a 11:ame Jn their shoes. "Ht>!lo," I said over the phone •·f ha \·e just moved in- to the comm unity 11nd wonder 1f lhe drlC'1nr could . , ." Sn In speak. But the fa ct rem11ins I had "Helin there," I i-11.icl huskily In !re In get a doclor In see tn one doctor. "This 111 .Joey me. I told him I was well and Heatherton I ha ve a chest felt wonderful. but just needed "l'n1 surry," 1nlerrup1ed !ht> nuri;e, ··Rut !he drl('tnr d!'IPs not 11rct>pl any new p;il 1enls_" cCl!rl " 1rl1ck 1 11 physical for camp. "'Hi there. This is Mrs. r--'=-=;;====-.c:===il Arni1ld Palmer. If \•nu rnulcl St.e me for f1ve ffi1nUlt'S, I C'nuld t:ike fi1•e !'1rnke.~ off your j!ame ·· 1click1 "I'm not rPall y new." I gig- i.:lrrl . ··rm 44 ye:ir~ flld SrlmP nf thP par1.~ you can't e1•en get an.l'mnre. ·• "You dn 1101. understand," ~hf' sa1rl without glee in hPr 1 nire "The dO('!nr does not lake on any mnre patienli;," I r·;illf'd the ~1 eclical So<'il't v 1n 1h~ arl'.:i aJ'ld in calling ihe l1!it 111 nun1bers she J:;i ve me d1.~('nvt>red Doctor Frizl>ee did not work on wl'ekends •.. or thP Friday prect.ding lhem: Oortor Coldiron had a phone lhal "·a~ unlisted, Doctor 5huxley could nnl see me until "H1. 1 wasn't fpel1ni.: loo wp!l ::inrl wondered 1f vnu wnutrl cnnsicler sePing me LI' I tnll1 you I n1ade house. c;ills." (C!itk I "Hrlln. l'n1 an old , rich persfln and want tn le;i\•e my fn rtune In snn1enne In whnm ·, two dii ys before Thanksgi\'ing. unless I w;is bleeding prir l ftt i;ely and in !h;it t>Vf'nl could ~ "·nrk mr. in a.~ an emer~ency , ' sometime !he "'etk nr Oct. 10, ;ind Onctnr Clux was home "'ith ;i rnl cl he rouldn 't S('('m _ . ~· ' !n shakr. lnr lhP last six f' 1 Wflek.~. ... ! l becan1e ;is fru i;trated <ts ~ ..,, ... , .< J, I 0 1\T 'f H E COAST Your H ometown New spope r Is Th e DAILY PILOT SEPTEMBER 'S BIRTHSmNE 1ht gap p/Jt t The Ptr11i•n11 hfl1rTP:<I t.h earth noa~tl nn 11 R'l•nt Sap phire, t.he eky r!'RtcttnE: 1ta color. lAr<!-nd h•• it that the La,.·s n( Mnae a .,.l'rt t ni.::ravti1 nn a S11pph1re !lRi1 th11.t Snlnmnn'a 8"•1 .._ .•• a Star S •rrh1rl'. ·"~ • h1 1'1h1tnne, tht ~Ar1>h1r" ma~~~ it.I< """•r~r charmln!Z" 1nrl The 1n~p1ra t.ina ' for tvrr-la11linir ll'•t. , lt aymholi1.t>B clt 1u th1nlcinir. W$0~ l'"M1" hif't.I..'°"< ,,.,.. :A jru"ll.irn' aM #Oorl frwtv.•e W So11th Co ••' ~'••• 1,;,1.,1 •' +h• So ~ Oi•90 ~wy, Coat• Mt•• 5•0-'1 0116 Clubs Recharge Goals "~ LB Club I~ l1iventory Clelirance Exquis ite Slips & impo rt ed Gowns <;n;ils of kn nw1ng ;H1fl hP lp- inj!. nlhers are ri>a('t11·atcd ;i.~ Ori:ini;:P Coast f'luh mPml:it>rs srar1 a l'lf'w !ii0<"1al seasnn. Ch ildb irth l "h1!rlhi rt h lrainini;: 1·l a.~sr~ ~pon.~rPd h,v lhf' l'h1ldh1rth F:dura1 1on Ai;10n1·1at1nn nf Los An~elpi; "'Ill lwti1n \\1rrlnr.~rl11v. Sept I. 1hrnug hnu l Orange Coun!y. (.:ias.~e.~ 11•1!1 ! 11r1 u d t' 1!1 ~l'11.~~11u1 1111 hrratl11ng and e~rn·1.~e.~. n11r~1ng . nutn1inn anrl fanulv ;irliu ~tnirnt , Fnl' (11rlhrr 1nfnrm:ir1nn. rxpP<'lanl p;arent., n1a _v 1·nnl 11rl ,\Ir.~ n_ I.. Jrn11n , H unt1n~lnn fl<'ll('h. Be ne fit Do nc e Or;in~r ('ountv'i; llrrnnrhil111 Founda tion will .~ponsnr ;i trrn;ag, rl;inrP :it R p.m. Wpd nf'.~rla~ &pt I, a I H;1rn1nnr l':irk. An;ihP1m . lo ra1~p funrl~ In f1J!hl hlf'rrler~ rh.~e;i~,. •\ rlaneP ,.,,nlP.~I anrl lhP 1T111i;1r of !hr Rt>rrir~. T1n1 n 1Jp1 ;inii Ronnf'~farm will br lr:.1 11rerl. Bela Sigmo Phi X1 1'1 !'hi Ch;;plrr 11r lh1n · tin~l nn RP:1rh 11111 11,,sJ 1hl' \rP~1 i;rol f' /\rr;i ("111111r 1I nl Brra S1~rn~ l'h1 mrrt1nic :ii II I) 111 Th11rs1la1 . S1•p1 2. 1n thP l'n1111nun 111 11 00111 nl t:nl<lf'iJ i\1r·s \\";ill.,r Hr.~~ "'1 11 Jll"P.<;1de ;ind 1\lrs L 11 r r v Zaruh;i , rn1 1n(·1I 11rt' prr~1dt>ni . will present tokl'n ,l!ihs lo 17 <"hllpler 1 ire J)l"e.~1dents. ~1rs. (.'arrnll l.indst.1. ch;i1rn1an, will dl.\CUS.<; plan.<; fnr thP 1111· rnrmhPr.'\ at 1hf> Ai>,l!Jnn1n,I! l);iv me f' l 1 n g . \.l,'rdnPsrla1', St>P1 r. In !ht t\1rt Sraar·ke rt.sidenrf', Huntinj!Tnn RP arh. NB J unio rs Tht> 1!171·72 sf'asnn for Snuth lf Cn:ll;l fl11h or L11guna Rearh fu \\"Ill i)e,l!ln W1fh an 11 ·'0 [ ~ l11n1·hpon In Surf 11nd Sand 1ri• Hott.I on \\'ednesda~·. f.ept. 1.11 .Junior r~bell ("l11h 1nprnllf'rs reports Mrs. Harry Ae lcher , I - nf Ne11i•pnrt RPaeh will SJ>('n1! prei::utl'nl. I ~ Thu rsda.1. Sf.pl 2, ;11 f)i·;in,l!P l'ha1n11en for the vear in lnunty Red (' r n s s hrarl-1·1ude !he Mrnrs. R.11 b t r; • ~ quarter.~ in Anaheim v.•r;ipp1n,1t D1shn1<1n. lunrht>on hn~lP.~S . l ' 1;:1f\s for Ui!l y b;1gs fnr l\1;1e llni1rna11. (;lnhe Troller.<.: ' : serv1een1en in V1etnan1. Aina l\ris lensnn. Design for 1 'I, n,·,11~ . .1 •-· ,· c i, Living, P11ul Hill. p•·o-11ran1 •,' • • S. ,.ru r , "' 1\rnenc;ini.~111 c 11 a irm an . and Dora Ma y ~!cDonald , rPmind;;; n1Pn1hrrs Jr. bnni:: hr idgP . ligh!wei,LZtir n.,sue p;iper. Cpl ,--~----------';;"' Hrur.e Reis of F:l Torn, honor?J·.v chRirm.an or rhe prflj Pt ! helpt'il to df!ci rle thr itf'm., lo Oe .'lf."nL Among supplie:it still nred('rl In be donated are prr .parkA,LZ · Pd WRSh rnwtl.~. mirrors. ptns. c:ird.,. C hattt>rit.~. C'hewin,I! gum anrl writing p;iper. B'n oi B'rit h ThP n1nn!h l\' n1rf'!1n~ nf f)r:in tP l"na~t R'nal R'rith \\"nmt>n \o.·111 .~I art al II rm Thursd;11·. Srr1 2 1n ."P<'1trll\ F1ri;t :'\allnnal Rank . ('n.<;t a \1('~;!. ,.hf' <1r1f'nl;il1un l;i\'-. h\ \Ii s Frr<l Y;irnrnn. prr~1d.,n! n/ !hr lfarhnr l'n11nrd nf R'n:11 R'r1th \\'nrn Pn . will fnf'll~ nn thP s1·nrP and r11rrn.~e nf 11.~ <'h:iri11r s. Riv ier• Clu b ALL ITEMS AT OR BELOW COST 1 999 South Coast Hwy, at Diamond LA .. UNA BEACH 04-3160 HourJ-Mor\, thru S•t. 9:30 fo .5 :30 All SALES POSITIVELY CASH & CAll RY ~Have a Roux summer frosting · '"~\. and save a cool 10 .00 ~~\, 15.00 reg. 2500 1 ~ ~: ~ Go ~dn"''Y this surnmer with. A-'~"'1lir -:i7 !'h irnn1ers and streaks of hlon de ___ no\.\' at sunn y : sa vings. Sh<1n1 poo and set not in cl uded, but \Vhat you sa ve \\•d i ray tnr" ~t ylin.R . a cut, and you 'l l ~till ha\ e ext ra cash just fo r iunl ·z1-E£"·· I nual ;i u111n1n hall !'IC'hl'rlulrd I fnr Oc! 2.1. ~1·1:1l1i1n,l! for 1hP Rn clj.:r SPr!1nn flf lhf' R11·1 t>r;1 Cluh will start ;it 11 .10 a n1. T11r.o;. da~·. SrpL 7, 111 RPn R1·nwn·.<; restaurant. Lagun:i Rearh Th e (;nlf ("lub Sl.•rl\nn h;i~ re.~Pr\ed an 8 45 am. starl 1n~ limt> at thP San f"lrrnrnlP f;ol f f our.sf', \\"ednel'd11y. Sepl. I ' ' ~· . ""--~ . ~ Now ... picture your child.in a Personality Portrait by Penneys! Oflt Ix 10 for you, and two 5x7for th• lamll'f' I ring yovr dlil4 lri now a rid let our lolented photoQ- ropher captur, thcrt 1pcrrk!ing look foreY•I CoM• I~ wWle 1hopplrio .•. M crppoiri trnerit ri.atlOfY ••• ancf ~Mber, you C'Cln chorg• It crf lt•n~1l JCPenney IEIPOHIUCI --... --...w..n1.a I HllllllCTOI BUCH -'-"'41 ~~!771 .... - f't:in.~ lnr lhP ('l\lllllllil \Par ~·ill ht> 1naclP h,1' :\1 Pi Phi J.ION . F ~I. 10:00 Till •:JO ; OTHER DAYS 10:00 !Ill ,,JO, .,,I ~A S)-4 10N ISL.AND, NEWPOll.T CE NTt R PHON E •••-J?OO 1- Only Coast & Southern offers savers all three: • 6% two to five year guaranteed certificates. ' •Saturday Service. •The Insiders Club. Eff ective Ann ua l Earnings 5.00%·5.13% 5.75%·5.9 2% 6.00%·6.18% f'11,,11n,.,k. Nn '' •11 1n1,111. 0 11• '( .. Ar r .. rti!rr •! ..... I /"lr"V'\ IJ<'">l'n '"'· ,,,.,,,,,. f I•" y,.,,, r .. odir ~1 ... J."i r,nl" ~~·R,.., 1..., Uo to 90 days IO$S o! 111!P1rst 011 ;:in1ou111<. 'N1lhrl rawn betore n1 atur1\y on all co>r 11f1c.al .. ;:irrounl<.. Tht lnJider• Club: A nP.·t~l'iJY to beat 111!lat1on. Its 1nPr11ber,.~•ro (.~1rj perinds you to ()11y r'ea1ly "vPr •1ltl•ng you nPed fro m ttle finest rlo(•rl- CJOl'>r showroon1s a! subs1anr1 ,ii l sav1 np:s applia nces. fur r11fure. $!<>r<>n eau•n1n P.nt, soon1ng goods. r1•apPr1es and much, much mo rP . Yo11 can f'•1P.11 b11v r ars 111 !he "l!er.:1 p11c.e and rnohil"' homPs a11d r11o!orc\r lP.5 At s\1hstan! '"' sa .,.1niis I hP lrls•d .. rs Club also ["l'(l\'tnP\ bo g OtSC01JnlS on l1CltPIS In soort1np: anr1 r.:11!P1!;11nmt nt t v"'n!!'> ,,..,N orr1cl: ~·~ 4 '"'"'•I~, A ~1•'•• •A ?~ l 1'\ WIL!Hlll[ •I C"AU ... (l'IC• "ll t [ >Q11 W1l•h''" lllvrl , l A •>••·I(~' 'I. A CIVIC C[Nl[lt, :~~ 4 !l•n•~w•y • ~~" \11'1~ HUN11NG fON •l "-CH• "I "''"''"l "'"C•nl••·l11 6 •1 1 \'16, 'SAN r l AN A l 0 AN Sl"VIC[ l Gl"ICY , 111'1'N .,..,,.St •(11 '•'''"i'I SANT A t.IOl>l lCA· II • W•I •~··• Ill~~ · 1Ql 1'11 4~ \4N P(OlllO !flt~ .I."'~''"• 11\ 1H\ W(!ll COVIN • LONG •CACM i.~ "l"•u ll • 617 76~1 l1'ST LOS 4NGll l S, ••1"" SM" •l'l ~•""'I c."~"I 00111 S•l urdt ~~ -9 AM In I 1'"4 Nnr f"D•n S ••·•·~•" plus a wholf' loS\ ol h •• ~Pr vic es sale dPOOS1l bOY"S. mone} (lf'!Pr\, t1 avPIP.r ~ r.11Prlt.s no1arv <.P1v1CPS a11rJ 1hP us~ nf dOC.llll1"rl 1 duohca!•n11 f'Qu•o11 ,., t (~1;. .~: ~ ' COAST . M"'tnhP1'5t111'J fP(llJll "n ""' !n• ~;Ii Jr•~ 1'~' <.,t"\(l rt •u·•ltllJFll h..iil)!•lf r- COASI r>nr rowP rs n()v.• f Pr P1V<> :issnf 1.1i1ii fT'Prt1bprsh1p5 "11!!11<np: I h••n !() 1111 011!51rjP IPh'liil ~"•Ylf f'<!; /IC.It ..,hn111 fl'l•l'lfl~ ..,, any ( l'IOll~! fl"•~" AND SOUTHERN FEDERAL SAVINGS .. ~ . . . ' .. . . . ~ . u l·~-·---~-1·":"~·· ------ ' ' ' . I ., " I •• :\ I -.·• 0.4.ll Y 'ILOT J tJ N u:ptial Pledges Solemnized Jet Setters Ha ve the Horse Righ' Here .I P\ Set (;ranrlrnothrrs or ll11nl1nt;tnn Rcarh llrfl to r1gh( 1 ~1 r ... .Jean ·rurnrr anrl ~·lr5. ~1;ir 1nr 1e Fl;in·r, gPt ii stra1gh1 froni Lad v'<; mo111h that therl''ll ,jp a big night at Lo-" Alamllo5 at 7 p 1n. on ·rh n~da1" Sept. 2. "1'he .IPI Sel invites other grandmothers' rlub~ to ,1n1n the J\'ight at the Ra res and dinner on the Turf 'l'errace at S7 per grandmother. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ From Pag e 17 ... Novel Age for Actress The res! 1s h1s!nr y S~~ tnl~1n ! w11s thrPr n1nn1h1' 8.:11d .. Bu5 Srop." P.l.:i,\'ed thf' IPAd role 1\\1rh µregn.<1.nt , and . 1f we n1nn·1 ··".1llns is f;inTAstir tn wnrk "BuL a~ m~ r.:irePr h::is prfl. t()(lk lhree months nf shll'lting stArl ~n. it \l"ould he rnn with I never saw a srript _ gressed. so has my a)!r" '"\1y in Ne_w Ynrk and thrre _1·rars latr."' 11~ i1 1urnrr1 nu1. hP fpd us !hf' line$. drrw fPl"l· moth rr has a fit." .<;he s;iid In Prill. threr ve.:ir.~ latrr on final ings nul or 11~ _ .11nd !hr teasingly. :i~ 11rIrac 1 iv" ··.lnhn krpl pu1 \i(c: off lhe rrr.:ikes: shr \l"as pregnant rllmerll followed our movei;, _gr11ndmother Muriel Re.vno1d~ Fhl)(llin,R srhrdul..r. 11ntil I w:i!l ai;::iin. ""l' rl idn"I Follow ii." hustled Lynn's twn artive dP !lprralP."' s~e rpr:ills. '"I "If 1t li:u1n"t hr>rn fnr nar11r.I Slill runnlni:: ::in Pxclui;ive yriunsters oulsidr.. ... .. ! And Anslr\", now 5 :inrl .1. 1 ,.ngac:Pn1rnt in Ln.~ Anj!e!es. ··Tur nldPr mv rolrs ii.ct . rhr ,. Last Three \1·011!rl ha1P J?:nne rr111.~ \1':11tint. '"T.<1.kin,1: Off" ha.~ clr;iwn ;is older she i;ays She feels. "11tit for thP picture In hP rrlca5· in.<tn.'· rai•P not i r rs ll.~ until I !ell her wh.:i1 1 "rn BRIGHT -Mc RA TH Judge Calv in P SChmidt performed the double rin.R nuplials of Alic11 Ann ~1rRath snd Wayne D. Bright aboard the Pa vilion Queen The bride . daughter or Mrs. Thom11s T Brenna n of Balboa Island, \\':IS attended by Mrs. Dennis Gristnn ;ind Miss Denise Hammerschmi!I. Her hushJlnd , Min nf Mrs. Helen Ram sey of Coronii del Mar. a.sked Peter Vail tn bP. his best man. Ushers "'·ere Gordon BriJ!hl and Robert Hammerl'Chmilt. Both the oPwlvwe.'1~ are graduales of C.nro~a rlrl M;ir High Sct,,,ol . She is auendini:: Oran,t:e ~t1~l CollcRe .:ind he 11t1end~ Golden Wr.;t. Ctlllegr They will make their home in Cosla Mesa CAMPBELL-SCHORR Srs. Simnn and .I u d t: Cl!!hnlir •:hurch. Hunti ngton Bearh y,•as the seJti n,R for the wrdding nr rtnberla Ann Schorr and James Michael C.:inipbell. The daughter nf l\l r And ~1rs. Rnhert J. Schorr nf Hu n· lington Beach wa.~ attended hv Miss l\1iirie Mushrt1 as m.:i id nf hnnor 11nd l\i rs. r.er;:ild Schnrr, hridesmaid. Kenneth Campbell w;i s bf'st man. And ushers wt:re Gerald and Da vid Schorr. The bride is a ~r:idu;ite or f''ounlain \/alley Hi_gh School ;ind her hushand. son of Mrs. .Toyce Campbell nf Hunr in_gtoo Rea ch. is a gradu<tlf' nf !he same school. ., BARRETIO-FREEMAN r o L n ta I n Valley-SchMI District teachers B a. r b a r a LAtJl.5e fo~reeman and Charles William Barrettn e1cb"'nged vows and ring11 before Elder H. K. Termohien in Com· munily Presbx~ian Church, UIJ{una Btach. MRS. W. O. BRIGHT Parents nf the bridal COtJple Are Dr. 11nd Mr~. Pi!IU[ H. F'reeman, S~nta Ana and Mr. And Mrs. R11y Barretto, El Toro . Mis.'! Nanri F'reeman l'll· tended her sisler as maid of honor a.nd bridesmaids wt:re Mrs. MichaPl Salisbury .:ind thl': Misse.~ Linda He.<;s, Suz.· 11nne Fowler 11nd Jan Newbnld. Mi ss Julie Cassel was no?.·er girl 11nd Christopher Salisbury served as ring bearer. ~·, ,.... Vo;, A """ ' ,. Best man was J;ick Wiland and ushers Wt";re Richard f\.1ontt:IJ, James Frttman. the hride 's brother, R i ch a r d Lowdt:r 11nd Myron Morper • MRS. J. M. CAMPBELL The bride graduated frnm Or11n.1ttwood Academy 1 n ~, r.arden r.rove and received her nursing education degrf'e rrom Loma Lind11 University. Her husband grac;luat_ed from hig h M:'hool in Bettendorf. Tow11 And from Cal Western University. San ·Diego. HILL-BRU.CKER Dennis Leroy Hill, son nrl Mr. a.nd Mrs . Earl Hill of Cosla Mesa, claimed Mary Brucker llS his bride during ceremonies in St. Ma r y Magdalen Catholir Church, Cam;;rillo. • . . · ....... ' ' IJ. , . ~ MRS. C. W. BARRETTO · tl.1isses Margart:! Brucker. Carol Hill. Susan Zalusky, and f\.1rs. Michael Brucker. At· IE"nding the bridegroom were f.;:iry Hill. Brucker, Dennis Ru!'..~ ::incl Edward Long. The hride \s a graduate nf $:int.:. Clar11 High School. Ox· nt1rd ::ind 11ttended Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. Her husband, J1 gr<1duate of Newport Harbor High School. attended Cal Poly ;ind is a graduate nf lhe school nf Ar c h il t:clu r a and' Environmental design. ' } ~--· Days!! ed ." shr sa1rl "F.<1.res" •'The intf'restin~ 5hoolin,i:: nn w. •·rm pl:iyi niz. ~ ··r:ornnc1h1n.c.!.cn1 .~nu.~rrl 1hing is. rhr 11c t.re s .~ .l(randmolher for II T V REYNOLDS-BLACKARD Performin~ the ritt:s were thr Rt. Rt:v. Ms,llr. John Hughe.' 11nrl !he Rev. F .. I. Whelan. Parents of the bride ,11rt: Mr. and Mrs. Ra phael P. Brucker nf Camarillo. FOR SWIFT PEST CONTROL SKEIN In h;il'1nc: !hr r.:i111rr::i pr:><·· nhscrvcs. "foreii::n audir.ncE"s spec ial" \li'i!liam D. Re.vnolcl~ !I of OranJ,:e claimed ,Jrlfyr L~'nn Blackard nf Ruena rark 11s hi.~ hr\de in the F'ir~t. Un ited Mcthocllst Church. Or<tni;?:e. hV !hi l>o< So11!~ (0•1t "'•fl l01111'1!"• M~ll c •••• ""'"" !•S·l•12 ,. $6.00 MYSTIQUE Do• ol •< l1 r::ill\ up 1111· nn~p rl11ri11i;: 11rr Pnrh;intrcl wi!h it. The.11 shnnt1ng I cl1.~rn1crPd I wa~ linP u111n rari.~ In Y'.e it anrl 1'10f'$Omr \l'hcn r h.<1rl In b1"u sh il"s rlnnr ;l j!reat busi nesi; in in\" \Pr!h 11lnnr ·· (<ln.<t cl.<t" ln "T.:iking Off"" i;hP :ii:c.~ f':veo lhnu).?h she \l'il~ billrd 11c;.i111. lhi.~ t1n1r .:i~ J1 11s JIO untried 11('tre5s rnr $10.00 I "for11·1sh" n1;i!rn11 f;1rPrl wi!h "F:ice.~." Lynn hei;:;in in thr tr;:i11n1 ;i of 11 r11n;iw111• rhilclrrn's lhE'iltPr .:ind cnn- rl;iu~hlrr f' r 1 t 1 r ~ h.:il"l' ltnllPd tn play lr11c1inR roles in rlr~rril">rd her rh;ir;irtrri?..<t!inn l.<1J,!un11 PI .11 y ho u ~ f'. prn· a.~ '":icit;itrrl . 1nrn. on rrlJ?e du ctinns. The .19 rrnmptt:rs. ;i m'1rlu111;rn. 1 n t ens r nr::ingr Coast. Cnlle;e iinrf prrlorm::inl'.'r ·· Summf'r 5tnrk . "f.\rn lhn11p:h it'~ h1!l rd 11~ .:i '"Then I wrn1 In Europr . Aul rnmrcl.1·. 11 ·~ mnrE' thJ1n thJ1I ht>rnt"E' .:i .l'e11r "''A.~ Ufl. I w;i.~ It "~ hit 1rr.~""r1 with 11 dr\. lnnrlv :ind horn PStrk . Sn 1 .cnmrt1n1rs edg~· humor." ~hP r::im~ homr ;incl clid thf' lrad Ill • O.W tQeelel .,.,. h..,~ • .t,dcfo..:0..,.1 t;,+;~ -'•"'riv S2.00 Hdl • c;..,...,. Sl 00 o«l•tlono l I'."'!• ll'@'M()!'I • c;~ ri...1..a t<e ri... Tues., Aug. 31, th ru Sat., Sept. 4th. 10 a.m. 't ii 8 p.m. ._.UNT1Mr,TnN 11A.CH I 1'!01 .... ,Re••• ~· G•~'•ld cnsTa ~-~.a I Wl'TMl,.,STt• I SANT• •NA "•rM• '"'''•v••d 1• w:•~ lt4't~ e~u••••,.,, •' ¥t-•lt4!111 ''"".,. Jlfewt .i enol'lll '1"11 lt!•NI· &•va !JU~ B ltt~ ~..... 1411111 '"''"'" Couple Picks October Dote N;incv WalkPr 11,,\ll bccnrnP lhl'. bride or LPwis Pope, Costa f\.1tsa Ocr, 2 durin,I! ::i pon!sidt' cr.ren1ony in Hunl i ng!on Re.:ich Mis., "'.<tlker . rlaur:htrr of !\>Ir. 11nd Mrs .. 1 n W11 lk€r nf Huntin,Rl.nn Bea ch. 1.~ a gradual t or Newpnrt H.:irbnr Hij?h Schonl ::inrl lJrLA ShP a!sn J11!endrr:I lhP llnivprsit~· of C11lifnrni::i . S.:inll' R11rhJ1rJ1 . Her fi;inrr. son ol ~1r~ Miriam PO!'lf' nl A11anl.:i. ;il~ri i.~ .:i griirlu::ite of Ne"'pnrt Harbnr High School an r! UCl.A The Rev. Rir.hard Krndatl riffici11led 11t !hf' ceremony for !hp daughter of Mr.~. r.. C. Fuller of Buen;i Park anr1 son of Mr. and Mrs. M.<tx J. Reynolds or Orange. Thr tiri de. ;i fnrmrr Miss Huntington Beach. w11 s <ti· I lrnded hv i\1is~ fl f' 1 h <Tillenwa1f'i. mair1 of honor : .:ind Mrs. KarPn Reynolds .:ind l !he i\1is5es Kathv RPvnnlrl~. Kathy Theii;Pn. S1;sJ1n D::i .... ·~on J1nr1 1\1.:iurPen S w I! f' n P v . hncie~m:iirls. · I Mikf' Reynold~ w;i.<; bP!<t man .:inrl u.~hers wrrP Tim Rev· nnlds. .John l.llh.:i tr' R irh:irn I One good perm sale deserves another. You save, either way. One wee k only. Try our 'Essence of Lemon ' perm that's usually •15 for 9.66 Or, ou r Helene Curtis 'Proteins' perm that 's regular ly 17.50 for just.11 .88 Both prices include shampoo, cut and style set. Charge It. No appointment nec.e111ry. JCPenney be1uty aalon ~I WOODl!T BEACH HUNTINCTON BEACH , ... ~'On l1l"R~ 2!'1fj ~-'"-2311 Hvn•,.,glon c ... - )NI ~loo· ... 2.m1 Br\diil ;iltenda.nti; were the Loizur. Rirk Shurth"'ard a.nd Bnh Cl?.yram1l. Af1cr 11 C:;irmel honeymoon . ,---==~-=-=-="°""°"-~·-='-,II THE BEST call 642-5922 thf' newlyweds will resirll" in San nirgo y.•herr t h, hrideJ:room is 11 senior 11l S,11n niegn Sla ff' Colle.Re. 1'ht: new Mr!\. Rc.vnnld~ gr.:iduated from fo'ullertnn Junior Cn!leRe. f:C'11drr.~hir p n 1111 provP. "P,.ii.nul'>"' i~ onr of 1he world's. mos! pnpUIJ>.r romir. ~t rips. fl.P11d it dsily ln tht DAILY PILOT. I LLOYD I PEST CONTROL Back-to-School FAIRIC ~ALI t;8RDIR81 MACHINE WASHABLE COTTON Velvety piriwale , iust riqht for dreises., skirts, pant sui ts end sportswear. ' Solid colors. Comodre Val ues at $1.29. Compara V1 lues 1t Sl .29 45" WIDE • BLAZER STRIPES The grel!l classic look in eeeitete end nylon knitted stripe'1. Patriotic combo" mod mtui, !all'i smar+ look! OUR REGULAR S 1.~8. OUR REGULAR Sl .88 4S " WIDE MACHINE WASH '' YO. BONDED "BAGPIPER" These colorful novelty weave plaids remini~• of moors and mists. Campus right for wrap sk irts,. long vests, •sporty pints ind dresses. ,/ILL 'TCRYLll bonded to •cetet•. tricot .lin· ing . SCOTCH PRICED, TOOi 's4"/M" WIDTHS YD. HOUSE OF FllBRICS l••ttt Ce•• r.-1,;,1,..1 •' s ... Oi•to F--,. C111t1 M-141·111& "-....._,, ..... 1.1,101 s. .... ••-14J-115l Or'""J-*elr M1n-o .... 9.11111rp• .... Mt rhor ••~,.en C..t-l t 111!1111 .1 S!1roto11 ll•llerN-Sl6·2JJ4 11-,.M-tll-6JJJ H•llrillffett c. ... ,.....EilJ11t•• •' l•tili 11.,., H1"""9t" .... i.-af7·101J -~-----·-~---............ · ... ,.,. ~,__.Lo.....:...!\'[).:_ _ __,,.:,~.---~·--·-~---'----!M~·-·----... -..i..-.--· • .... ... -------......... ' I I '' ..1 • - . . . ' ff DAILY PILOT LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE • ' .. .. . ' 'School for Moliere Tops at By T0~1 BARLEY Cl lflt Dt ll'I l'!i.t ,ltl lt The-y've. bttn rev l v Ing Mollere'• pl11y1 pretty con- 11.!te.ntly Jor the best part nf 300 year• ind H 11udlenc' re1ctlnn opening night to the Huntington Hartford Theiler'.!! "School for Wives" Is anything to go by lhe creator of !he French Jaret: 11ttms set fair for 111 least anothu :vxl. Dlrectnr Stephen Pnrler put a splendid <'&Ill logelhe.r for this J1geless tale of the aging roue who lose1 hi! IKll sn naive laM to a young buck bul ht exercised .11 stroke of genius when he persuaded Britain's Brian Bedford to ta.kt tM ke y role fll Arnnlphe . B~fnrd dominate11 the. pla.v from first lo hist curtain and he. 111 11b3otute!y flawlf!5!1 11nd very. very fu nny In the rn!e. of 1----· ----LEGAL NOTICE .. P.l>l;TT WAl~(lt, '.J~ J.1 ~.,~,~~ l•l•n5, N'°""POI'! C•n!or. Nownor1, CoPlfn""" .,~ !lrott W1l~1r. Int . C1ll!or•11 ·SI~" M '"""''""'"""" Tn" !lv•ln,•1 I• M•"~ c~~uttf!I l!v 1 tor~or•lit>" Oen W•l••o, "''''"•n! 1>'.I. 111~ F F~.n~•· \onto •n• t•-•~ ~·n•Jt•. "''" e~""'' I'!• "Twr•nt• 911'(1\ r~" "'"'""'' " b"'"~ ronnu<•..., bv 1n lnn1y11!"1I l.•nrnl~ r"~"'" '"" •T•1•m•n• Ilion w·•~ '" f'O•""' {lor< nf (l•ongo ('")nlv ...., ""•U" 10, 1•11 &y l!•t•v I lh••,.•• Clt<>u•v (~""'¥ C:••·- Revival Hartford Amnlphe, I.he WflJ hetlrd gentil homme v.•ho ctinvertA h!11 house Into a fortrus and findll. ales. that all the harricade11 known to man cannot thwart the cou rse of true lnve via a determined and bot blooded soung suit.or All very sad !or Arnolphe bur all ve ry delighUul to an audience that ab&ol utely revel· Pd in Bedford·a ability lo mlx slapstick with deadpan humor and extract every Dunce of fun from l.hU classic Moliere rib tickler. One. or the delight! of Bed- ford ill that he is never ao In· volved with his su~b Moliere !hat he can't find time tn nash ;i toothy grin at a member nr the audience or point an ad· monishing finger at a surpris· ed onlooker. A pa tron who 11neezed during B e d f o r d ' s delivery of 1 vital line got OO!h Thursday ni ght and it went down very well en both sides t1f the footlights. Hi.ti work as Amolphe is cut. nut for him from start to finish wilh the plans of young Horace to aeduce Agnes, Arnolphe's pretty young ward and lhe ahapely lass who i11 destined, he think!, to become Madame Arnolpbe. We prn11:reaa via plots and counter plot11, concealed lad- ders. concealed suitora and eleverly contrived affairs that put certain petitioners into certain ladies' bedrooms rn the hilarious and beautifully arranged final scene. Yes. Jove triumphs. but not until Bedford and 1he rest nf th is brilliant casl leave us hel pless with the wit 111nd brilliance nf a play that wa11 written In 11\fi2. It makes some of our \971 theater look like a load nf cla ptrap. Bedford did n't gel through his glorious Moliere without a little help from an outstanding cast, of course, the pick nf '-''hom was David Dukes a,<; lhf' ,<;omewhal dandified bu t nonf"lheles11 convincini:. Hnrare -Agnes· persistent suitor and the reci pient with Ai?nes in tht final scene of whal JUSt hall to bt de5cribed as \ov t '.1 rewu d .Joan Van Ark l.'I ;i deJighlfuJJy feminin,. a n d wimome Agne& who would bt'- f'ven mnre con vlncing if shF: could inject a litUe more emn.- linn into her confront.:itlon.1 with Arnnlphe. We've alw11 y.1 rec.ailed lb.at thi.'1 parUcular play has lradi!Jonally con· 1.ribu\ed a lovelorn, weep ing heroine 1n l.he.se vital .'iCM'le.c; 11nd Miss Van Ark could C'nn· s;iderably enhance her con~ lribu tio n hy layin,g a IHtlP nf the tear.~ 11nd tragedy routine on her guardian, David Hook.s a.'I Chrysalde ;inrl Tony Manionis ;i.~ the b<>fuddled notary 1IM CIU@hl the eye and we had some d1stinguishe<:I and very 111p- propriatP -"l!l.'1 from J11me" Tilton. Nancy Pott:i; co11lume."i \\'Cre l hnrnui;:h1~, ;i la Mn1irr,. anrl 1hP llnery ~f)(lr1.e(! hv la!l'rnml'r~ Enr!f]Uf' ;i n rl OrnntP:. '-''OUld pul lhe. mn-"t ricr~1~1enl peacock nut n[ the runnin)!. "&hMI fnr \\'n·r ,<;.. r11n3 through Sept I! Don't. miss ll. Huge Cast For Lyric's 'Music Man ' A cast of 100 11clors. singer• and dancers will convene on the stage of Laguna Beach ·s lrvinr. Bow1 for thf' 10th an· nivf"r sary product1nn of thP Lyric Opera Associalion nf Orange County, Me.red i t h \V illson·s popular piece nf Americana, "The. ~1us1 c t.tan." Art Lund will t11ke lhe !.1lle. role n( Professnr Harnld Hill. the bogus music teacher and expert cnn man, \vilh ft1arllyn Sav<1ge playing opposite him 11s h1t1ri11n. the hbraru1n nf a l1nv lnwa lnwn. Veteran sl;ige. .and screen actress Cass Dalt-y i11 fea tured as the mayor's wife. Mrs. Shinn. C.wenn Yarnell, known fnr her work ~·ith the Laguna Moult.on Playhouse ("Cactus Plower," "The Odd Couple" 1. ill directing lhe musical, with C r ill TimmnnR a,.. rhore(lgr11pher and P a u 1 McConnell l'llaging thr dance.'I And musical number8. Michael Dtvine: \!I desi RninR: the sel,<; .'Ind li1.?.hl1ng. with .J,1Jn Rilschel sc!'vinp: a."i mu sical dtrectnr. "The Music Man" y,·i ll hf'. p r e ~e.nled fnr fnu r perfnrmilnce~ nnl y, Si::pt. 10-11 11nd 17·18 in the howl. on lhe FesliVA] nr Art~ p:rounds. Curtain i11 al B n'clnck, wil h reservatinn11 available by call· lni 494-3900. OC Youth Band Set For Season Senior (]iti~ens Snag TV Niclw By CYNTm.4. LOWRY HOLLYWOOD tAP I -The. golden age. group. probably the most neglected segment <Jf lM television .audience. wUI 6Qf'n have a little corner of It! o"'n on a network 1lmw. Burt Mustin, a proud and e.nergetic ff1 , and Quf't.nle Smith. whose. age is nobfdy·• business but her own, Are among the co-st.:irR of JiBC's forthcoming comedy .eries, "'The Funny Side." The constant que.tt ~I the te!evi!ion prod uc er 1s t~,,. gram with univeral ap al. Age. sex and condition or "fe ;ill play a part in the \"11''-''e(,<; t•hnirr . Generally. hri'-'·e~·er. men like sports and we,;tern". '-''Omen go ror human dr::vnt1 · snap npera11 and medical shnws: kids like cartoons. Since sponsors inve,<;t !h('1r !('l!'vlsinn money !n se.11 !heir products. network prngrarns ha ve tend('d tn rnncen1ral.P on the bigge.~t, con ... umcrs. y11ung women'e lib. Mustin. whose name may not be famillAr but whol'le face certalnly is, retired at 67 after years as an automobile 3nd hearing aid salesman ln the Ea~!. Stage 1truck llll his Hie, he got a Rm11ll part in a film 11nd h11!1 been working steadlly evtr since. Mis!! Smilh. by CflnLrasl, ha ll bfen a performer 11ince l'lhe y,·as 12, and was 8 Broadway musical comedy star in the 1 920~. Caro l Burnett and Har\'e.v Korman ha ve an old folk.!! 5eg· menl that make.1 fun nf the crotcheL1 nf agt . Dick Viln Dyke and Tim Cnn'-'·ay burlcll· que the infirm ilie5 nr !he old /'\orre. presumably, is popular "'l\h rhe 2r11 y-he;ad~. "Thr Funny Side.'' judg1ni:: frnm the Burt and Que enir's rt~rt nn work alread.v ac· ronwli11hed. will be a gtnt!e, loving treatment. ' .Rod Honored 22 !o 35 ye.:ir-" 0f age parenl s HOLLYWOOL' (\!Pl 1 -11nd y,•i!.h P,xpand1ng f11milies. They Steiger ha -" been 1nvi!.ed lo he are. I.he one.c:; ~·no hit. the gue,<;.l nf hnnor al :be CQrk I <:heckout counteri; with the Film Feslivill in County'f.;orJ.::. "l tUI wartt. WMITI O•.t.TW" ",t, &OY NAMltt Cllllllt &IOWN overflowi ng shopping carts. lreland, in September. · 'The nlder people , perhaps 1 :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ii-:;-~-~-~, ~~;;;;;;;~-;..ii;;;ii;;;;-;~;;iii;~ the m0sl deperlrienl l'lf 1111 nnl l the companio nshi p nf their ~-:• ~ ·-··. t.;:.-"""L'(CL USIV( INGA.IMINTI sel~. receive scant 11 lte.ntin n. J•d SMA~H Wllll'I l.awrencP Welk and ABC c111I· A -._.J:JO.S:l 0·7:lD·•:lO ed it quits.u ndnub l ed ly a because hi!! audience "'as •TOCK largely compMe<l or the past ·uKa WOOD.-so crowd . Many a daytime ON A 'i!AV•' game :oihow with salh1Jfactory A-. •ific v:&...-~-.• • Niel.sen rat1ngll h;is been r8'i T IVf~~ bumped because 11 u d i e nc: e C'.QLQP • .,.. ~ ••• , ·~··~·· ........, ........ _,,,. p studies shnwerl the younger I•~~~~~~--;;;;;;...;;..;; ... ..;;~--.;.;;;,..;_;~;.;--..;;;.,.;;~~~ motherll were t11rned t nl ' aoolher th a n f'\ e I aufferin~ deliciou sly ~·ith a so B p hrroine. Burt ;ind Queenu~ 11re hut. one nf rive coupll'.'1 who will 11ct. sin)oi 11nrl dance in thl' ne w i;erie~. a 11nrt nf weekly revue . But the: cn ncepl ~ug~e11t.11 tht1t !he hour will each week try t.o have somc!hing for pverybocl y. ln additinn l.n the ~eninr citizens, there will ht'. " rich couple. 11 hl:1ck rnu p1P. ;i wnrking·r l;ii;.,.. C"nup \e and a teenage cnupl,., or i I! n 11 I I y dreamed up a ~ "~1.:irriage C.:in Be F'un." th,. ba"P was broadened 11n lhat lhP lhf'me~ "'i ll inrlurlP ~1·eryth1n~ from birth lo death, and !axe~ to AdvPrt1sP1nen t The Or11nge. Cnunty "'i'nuthlf;;;;;;;:;;;iiiii~I rhil harmonic has lnaugurattrtll 11.'I .secnnd 11ea.'ion wit h the. ap- pointment of John f\nshak as cnnductor. 11ccnrdin~ tn Or. \V11rren C. ~.farsh. coord1nalor nf mu~1r erluciltinn fOI'" the CH ttwiri~ ""~!:~• " Orani;:P Coun!y L'nifjed School "W1'1tt u 1-1.t.•1v K1 Lt1•i.1.t.N" ,.IVI !0~) Oi.<ilrir! ..... OUNP:l6HT" t •Pl Kn.~hil k, ass 1.~!ant. professor wnh 1C1r1r De..,,.,. Joh~"Y c.,., nf mu~ic at Chapman CnlleJ:!e.1~··-.. '•'•' •'•"•'•"•'•"···.-.. ·.·······'•"•'~·-·~ .. ·~I i.~ ;:i!-"n rnnductor nf th eli Or;inge County Sy m p h n n y Orcheslra. Membership in I.h t. ''outh Philharmonc ill open In 11ll rnunly hip:h 1chml mu.~ician,<;. Rehearsa1'1 lhrou gknut. lhe ~"ll.!lnn ~T~ pliinnerl from t;·:l{I tn !l·:'IO p rn evf'T"y \Verinesday ;ii FuHr.rtnn .ll1nior College, bf"g1nn1ni;: Sept 29 App lications are. ;;va1l ;:ihle !hrnu~h 1111 hi.':h school mu~1c cltp11rtmen1s . Aurl1Unn~ "'ill be 111 fi :m p.m . Stpl. l2 Ji nd 29 in the F' JC music building. PERSIAN RUG AUCTION Lartnt Stl~tlOfl Anywh•rtl WIDNISDAY. srn. L 7,30 ~M F-rt• lxhlbltlo" Wed .. Sept. 1, 6:10 PM to 7:30 l'M NEWPORTER INN Monta Corio Room 1107 Jambore1 Jload Newport ltoch, Calif. HOTEL !1·11.n· An rxh1b•11on nf 11 11 thPn l!n o; 1hr1>lllfn •xt1nrt1on t~ l.h". tJr Orltnl 11 I Md PPr.'1180 rur.:~ Al'!, .. , Pn 111 II llmP \.I h~n d'· -th,. 111.r&e~t ~,.)~r!inn !111,\'· manrl fnr F'1>J"\111n n1gl'o 1r1rr't..~· 11·htr,..........11.•tll bf' h,.lrl fr,.,. In !hr PS ;o.ppr0x1m111"l)" 1;. 11"' 20 Pf'r publir WPd., s .. pt. 1. i:; 1[) P~I rPn' PJ!rh \l'llf, 11.rr'1 rdl!'I.;: t" Miss A1nericn Fete Read y 1~~===========~1 In 7 :.111 P~1 I'll th,. :-,· .. u,pnn"r "r ri n fl m 1;, t ~ ti'\ th' Unitt'd Inn Hri1•I 1n '"" !'llnn l" C11.rln Sl.l!t"~· Rnom 1mmpd1atrlv fnllf'1•'"rl h\ By ROB ERT ~1 USEL NEW YORK IUP!i -Th rrt-. she is. ~fis~ America. And therr s.he. 11< f.f is ! America's chaoernnr Chapt:ronr ; In 1911; Alber! A. t.tarks Jr •• lhe stockbroker who moonllahta as ex&utive producer of tht: Miu America Pageant, whlch NBc. TV will broadc1st on Sept. ll, claims lhey are not an anachronism. "We still Tif!td them for the 50 t>Niutlful &lrla rtpreaenUnc the 50 at.lies who wl\I comptt• for the Miss America of 1172 tltle.'' he said. ··But as limes hive chan1et1 :-n has the function fJf the rhapernne ch1n1ed. She ust.d tn be like the Spenl•h duenna. ji1t111rdin,1t. I~ mor1l1 t'lf 1he Rirls among her oth<'r dutic~. Now she act.s mainly a.'I 111 shield In prolecl. them 11gain.<il persistent 1tranaer1 and pee;ts of other sorts. "Obviously we are ool. go ing In tell modern youn.1it i irl11 how ln run their lives. even for tht perl0f1 of the competition ln At1anr ic City--0thcr lha11 tX"· peel they will not eni?age 1n anything that might renect on thr.m,<;clve.~ nr lhP pai;:e11nl. \Ve·vf' lifted lll! rcstrlcllnns nn riur~linns 111!1 well. "Ha JOUrn11Jist "-'l nls tn J1Sk -.ha! lht',Y think ol pr\.marital se;i-or any other or the 30eial .• " ... •• problem.'I nf the day lhey are al perfect liberty Lo answer But I hey 1Lil1 netd a chapernnP tn hand!, ;inylhing that might keep them frnm concentr1tini; on rrheari;ing thelr t1lent spec1ally-s1nging, danc:in1. playlna 1 musica l in· 11trument or whatever-;ind, nf course, looking thelr besl on the ni1ht." Thia year'• page;int l11 lhe ~lat and the 17th consecu tive time Bert P1rk-'!. as master of ceremonies, wtll sing that one nlcht a year hit .... "TherP. ~he Is ... Mi11R Ameriea". 1-fe\ping him nn st 11e will be. Mary Ann Mnblty. Ml81 Al'fteric;i of 1!159 11nd her hu sband. actor Gary Collins. One nf the rnost rem1rkable things about the Miss America pageant and other beauty and ralenl co ntesl:'I nf one sorl i:ind anolhcr Is that no mailer '-''htre. In thf' \vorlrl they are produced they manage ln be al the top nr Vf'ry near the lnp nf thf' TV ralin~s . M::irk.s . p•rtner In 11 distinguished hrnker1s:e house. has i?iven this pheonmennn Cfln.sidcrable grateful thought. l 'oiie lher Aitai n llOLLY \\'000 1UP!1 r .. 1rnl Bumell '"'d .J u I i e Andre wA will co-1lar In their lhrrd television special. - IUl a ur!lnn ll.nd .11· hrif'f 111.lk r;1 Th"!" I• A r•a l rnn1ra~I hi'· th" hl!tnrir111l ~lin1f1canc• nr l II• ,.,.n th, rrtrr~ i~nu1n• P•r· Lh 1~ rar,. 11.rt fnrm. •1.:1n 1·11 0:~ dr;1.11 111 th ,. muk•I · ., . pl11r" Jtnt1 rh11t r;i.111n"d by th1 n r.1 ·,~ rsll .. ri Tnmnrrn\I·~ t1111, 'll>i\V~T fnr h1• l!lbnr. Th? 11nt1q u,.~ hy roll,.r1nrs. PPrs1e.n l\"/l f• 11111 1 fl/I~\ ~t,1·•,.n 11-1! ru1:5, \nrlud!n s;: thP \.IOl"ll.\, $ilks, d11.v !h" ~h•'"n. i?nl'll ~. l'lnt1 rsrr · 1.nc1 V"li:"Lahl~ t1.V"! "\.l'h1rh i f', Pl~ 11tr" ~hrA rPrl nr .•Ilk I ~ gait-~ 1n1 0 thtm, 111rt 51111 hf"lni m11d"l"rrrl 11nrl 1h" r1 11v !h~ fini•ht l •rrnrdlng In rra.ft ll"rhniQ!lf'' r11~ rnmr• frnn1 ih,. ll"nm, lhat hl\ndtd frnm .falh':r In !OO fnr rnulf1 nnrn1111lv hr 1r11ri~d r,,,. a many l 'ntr.!Jona 1n Iran tP,.r· f<>11· hr11rl nr .f'111!I" 11 nd !h~' sla l. 1nr 11 rn1111I" rir i?nnt1 m111~~ pluf A tin• rarp.-1 ranka •QUal !n " (<'\• rin1"n• h\·,, r hirkpns. 11 nl t1ny mll!lerpiere or 1trl and 11 P'"f''" nt 11 r11 hl~ l11nd nr .. , ... , 1ho8~ of th,. Ori,.nt .-.re 1111 rtir-11 lin11~,. "'nrl 11 h11rnf , It nnlf ularlr, maanlfirpnt. ~1 t d ~ h,v Adr\.\ •1ri In J1hn11t ,10 rl"n l ~ 111 da>' almp 1 ~pJ,. or primlthr,. nn· l"r thr '"lllllt"r. 11 l111rl whirl> m11d1. rarpPIS 11r• 11n integr111 1• "n'lt1 s:h If' 111 rn rnd11y'• Jnn:" pa.rt (If ~v,.r.vrla,v lif• 1n Th" lll f'"t rrnm th" l""m '""'l fd tA'!'L Thl"y t rl" a m11 n·'!' rnn-m<>rhan 1T.rd lnrl1 1111r~, •lanl "nrupanlnn. Jr#'vl ns;:' him tn his horn•. 11 t h i11 pray,.r• 11 nrl nn h i'!' 1r11 v,.I~. Tn W~"!"rntr~. h'l"''"vr r, thf' •i;inlficllnrP n( !h~ 1'111,.ntt , thr rCln1rlir..,linn~ nf lh,. l,.r hniQU"JI t nrl lh,. •uh- ll,. rl lff,.rrnr~ !"tf r11rh l't rf'lt't trom Thi' ne)ll lf lV I".• 1 h~ ,:11hjf'r! 1n aur11. nf mytt,.r..·. Evrr "inr,. thl" Mlddll" AJI'•. nri,.n111 1 r11r- r"t'l • ht vl" t ddl'I\ rlrhn~•• i nd m111nlfll'f'nr" tn E ur n r ,. 11 n rhurrh"•· J'lfl ltr"• .11nlf rnva1,. hrn11I'•. R111 ti \Oo'llll 1n..-.·1rrlt th,. "'""' nr lh .. l'\ll'!l'tl'f'nlh r~n•11rv lh11 I t:llf"r"" 11 nd A1nr r1r·A r~ll i· ly awnk• '" the splrndnur l'lf tbP nriPnl. JI b flrll' "' lhP •11rlflf'1· 11flll'• nf prni:-rr~:t. hn•1to\'Pr, !h11 t rh" 'iTlldutl lnri11'!'1r111\l1.111 1nn nf thr rug ~'"'"~rt' hnm,. t,.rrH nr\' 11nd m11nd111ory r uhhr 'f'h,,,;1: A'!' 11 r<'l11n1 r r-111•11.•11r•, th, •!"'n~nr.• nr \V1>rin,.:ortay·• t Kh!h· 1\ 111nrt 11 ur1ln n 11 r• rll"d\r11 t,.d tn 1h,. prr.•rrv11 l1l"n "' th!s 11 nrl,.nt 11r! rnrn1 .1t nri lo •1pgr1utln.-: lh~ IH,. p1111rrn (If !h~ 1r11dlflnn"! ru~ \\r111·lnc fam!l y !n 1h111\; hn1n,. rn11n lry Rr,irlrnt~ fl( !hr 1;r••'"' nr11 ni;~ Co11n1~· Ar"'ll l\t,. urctd lfl ,,1,11 ~u'1d11 y·, ~~hlbitlnn 11 ntl 1111rllnn 11nrl rv11h11't!,. 1'1• hr1 11 1r 111 nrl rr11ft •m111 n,hlf\ n/ th,..,.,. r .. ...,11tn n1c~ imm~n 1 ... , ... l_v IH1!1ll'thlr In 11rl1! If' nr hf'C"lr'I lh•lr rnllf'rl1nn flf 1h1~ .11nri,.nt 'Ir\ fnrn1 "h1f'h 1~ rlr~rc-nrorl In :;-rnu nln1·r l'l'tl1u1hlr 11~ ir heo ''"mf'~ r1 "1"1 roi.rrr A rnl!rrlinn nf "'f'r ;;n ~111< 1111'1 ""fll 111,....,.. tr) "°'·1111 J'lf•rrJ anrl thr i;ml't!l,.1t Knn!tlfl'O: N11 i1• 111 !h" u·nrh1 Rut>~ 1n 11 l\nhlr In !11rc,.r l'tf7~. PERSIAN RUG DOOR PRIZE EVERY HOUR DURING AUCTION • - • J •• .. -·' ·-·-u. .• 'YOU'RE WHAT?'-Ron Filan is aghast at the ne"''!" presen~ed him by Cher~'! Bo yd in a scene from the \Vestm1nster Community Theater musical "Oncf Upon a Mattress." --' r ···--~ ·:n, . . ',• "' . . ' . I '-'l/r:, DAILY l-l'I•·- Monday Evening AUGUST 30 a:OD II 111 NIWI Jt•ry Dunp~y 0 INIC Nnn Tom Sllyd11 8 T1W Fu(ltM a m oo m Nn ,,..s..IOll E:J. hibttion Foot~ll G11111 N'!W Yor• Jets and Kan5~\ C.ry Cllifts Ill llan~t5 City t.4ur>e•Dll Sl1d1um. m TM Flilrtrtont10 ~· m Stllr lrtt r J 05) Kod1e11ocb,. todrt m Chi1drtt1:{',.1r a>No~t_?t 34 m .caiii ~1tleJ o.,, I l :Yl.(t) Cl! Ntw1 W11ter Cron~111 ('l}J NBC Ntws Jnhn Chancellor m Tht Flyi~R NuR (15) Your P1au in tilt Nutl111 A2t ED flodctpodft Lodi• a;'l DeMrt lhpof'I (39) Thi Adch111s fam ily CID D l"rol. Sailllrio 1:00 II CIS News Wa l!tt Cronk11t 0 @n Nllt News melfs p1t1nt fl'I( 111 ohl forrO"tten lnvtntion B ®l tD Wt.r\41 ,.,. .. iel. Movie: <C1'<2twl ~wy i. 1u1r (dr•· ma) '71 -Roi..rt Conr1d, Wllh1rn Cttr111d, Dolt Slr!)Ud, D11m1 1bout I PIOl6e11hr whn w1n1 hot tHfl b11t h:,l MCOl!d rho111M1 1b!Krt his ~ey •1tn~ !fl I k>ihlll . (Jl Wild, Wllcl West 0 rn m Ltt'1 M1kt ' Dt•I (}l Al luu1 m 1111 v111ey tD II 5) BIKk lllll!Tlll '"Just1eer· In· Yest1gahon ol .. nether bite~ un '9- CU\le !ru t ju~lite in Amtr1t~n cour11. pn!oOn~, 01 1n PQS!pnson lite. m Sonri111 IE Rosat ~ Vt1 ... iai !J:lO I) (_J l Dorh D1, On Doris !1kH Toby on 1 !athtr-son out1n1, de~p1t1 1111 d1tlerenc1 on le!ldtr, and t fl· 11es cons1ernar.on 1mon1 th, nthu c~mpers. John Astin 1119'! 1111\. 0 (l) (61 (E N...t,.M ltmt 0 1111111 W111I Jilt., (39) f11tur1 (95) "Tirnt limit" ml Lt Cni1 dt M11iu CrtK11 0 Wldt Scr11111 TM1tr1: (90) "Tht 10:00 I) 111 CIS Jrlt'IPct)lllert Dtv1 Gerrn· Min Wlln tried Wolf' (mri;tery) '37 w1~ hn<I< Fl~menr.o t U•ll"'st ll&111ld -ltwrs St..,ne. l nm Bmwn. ll~d!n1d perlnrms "!111nlas"' 11- D Whit'~ Ml L1ne1 ®; Dick Vin Dykt m I l9"t Lucy tl) fi'l D•1en~ (15) Oi111tnsiM1 11! lllKt ED M11flt Mid tl!t kflltlto·I Ml· cl!l11e tEl Artplilnt N11ro1 (39) Tht M~t G1111t ~hedul~d) 0 Nl!'IPI Ke"'n :\~n~en fi1 Truth M tonJl!llUlll'e'I• O ~CEl1 Wu Av.,, C&Od y,,, -p,, rtir !915 111 1eQl\td, ln1H\e GrO(l(ly •11 •11Ch1nt1n1 B101dwa1 1ud•~nce' Ml "No, No l'lanerte." Fl~d COll!ns-lr•DIM!d 1n 1 ~ve-1ttrtr.IM ""~•dt 1tten- t•nn !11 1\15 pliaht. Mil Torm. st111 1s ho~l-n1rr1lor. 0 Movie: (2h1) "'Thi a triy o1 Al- 11111du Crih1111 ~tr (b101r:1a1>hyl '39 -Don AmKhe, L0<et11 Ynun1, H'.nry F11nd1. Q) Ne., Pulntm. fishrn~n @ M1nt1to Artlllll Hill, it1reetot of "!.nv'-Sllw;,w 'utit~. 05) Ewenlni 1t "°ps J;Ja II (]) Cuns1110-• (II) '1ht M11k ot C..1n" N1llern11h Per.iott pl1ys 1 ·l'l'lSPK.ltd r1nche1 who •• reve1 led ID hive been !he nororioui cnmrn 1m!Bnt 11f 1 Civil Wor pn1on t~mp O il0\ffiliill1fil] Ar l!11ld 't Ciotti-RfVUI ::illr Artl John511n 1p fllAl'I 1n m1ny ot !ht enmir. tlla11c Jfrlllh()ll~ he mtrod11ted nn flOW~ll Et) Cutttfll {Vefllt ind M.1 rt1n·s I ~uRh In -1nclud101 CE £t ToornllLo !yrnne. llll!'menko !he llus~11n ind th1 ''l/er-r ry lnl!r•s11nf ' German lO:lO r~l C.11 ti tM Wtlf 90ldll!--'ll 1 p1011r1m of t1st·p1ctd 0 Miwl.: (75) MOty ltttth" (tny5· tnmedy ske1ch e\. tery) '31---Giry r.ocx>e1, Syl\lle Sid· O Mimer~ S Mn't'it: {ltl1) "9nRll1111 n•y. Yw111" (bm1r1olly) "40 -Tyront f61 f"1h1t ft1tut1 Power. L1nd1 D1rnell lle1n ll!IR!! O ! '''<••LI Jim 1"11111kett A tlmt 8~sed 111)1111 I.,,!,~ Rinmhelll ~ t!nri !nok ti !ht lo-rmor S!tnfnrd l!f'-11 •b<lul lh• 111•1! !i!Mfl!nn ltad!i whn l•.~Ot hot penplt rn • "'" l11'd. """" ~nn"'n 11 \ti! 1 1~! Ci ty m Truth n1 Cnn~11"4lntu @ )\ lt~tl I Jhitf m Cltyw1tthtn @E Oo-Rt·Mt (19) ltt'i M11it I Deal fID Mi1ulli\1 l'1k111 Sl!ow l:GD 0 eI:) HBC C'Jlm~1 lhtJltt "S1 mon ~YI r.e1 "1•111•d" ~1m~n. I rompu1P.I. 1111 • 'n~rvnu1 M"~~ down'" jry1n~ Jn ppr! up lour di! t•11C!Nt. p~r.,.-m•hh•~, @ 11 likes I Tl11tl m T& lell ~t Truth EID (15) World "''" €!) YtMllll (19) Mtw!Jwtd ...... ml N!111 f:lD I) (J1 Tht Lucy SllOW (II) GU!t! J!tr Danny Thnma1 tt!!~ 1 mutl(.I! •~d lli•es Lur.¥. 1~1nk1n1 1ht'1 1n •toenenced ~h(l'll'l!ll g "•' Alltn SMw Jes.\ Mye~t'" A. J. FO)'I, t 1ln1t M1r1n ind Gwg~ 8u1n1 """' ID Ol'tllt fl'l'l91 SllllW Gtotft H1r11'I !nn 1s 1ue<1! host. lD Dn~nt (!9) It Wit 1 Vt l'J Coocl Y11r &:45 :]) 5Ptt'b ....... f:OO 1J (l9) M1y\>e"l IJ.D. I Rl A large ind ustrial firm wants to buy lm- Tu•sday DAYTIME MOVIES f;OO m "T., Mt!" fll'lutlttl) 'l' - f11d AIQlrt. GiftJlf Jlott!I, ldwud Ewirett Hot1oR. t.JO O '"Alf CHtt" (d•1m1J ·~1 - St~ph•" McNall)' " (C) "l.a!ryel1t'" {h•~IOfl<.11) ''2 _ ()r'Ofl WrllH, Jtck H1w\!M. Hll'tlllll ~-Jtolln. 18:00 (}) "l lKt Wldotf" (m)')ttry ) ·~ °'"ltf llo•tr.I. Van Hdl1n \O:JCI • "CMtft "' Mill lltt11et1• (dr1 Ill) "4l-W1ll11m G1111n, ~111ht Mufti, TAKE THE We Dore You ind Htismtn lmphy w•nnu whti b•· c~m• lht fl,..! et1Htf1~!1 !Mlb1lt playe1 !n 1m111 "'"'• !h1n 7,000 yM(b 1n !nUI nl!en~. m "'"' 11111 Jn~n1 €IiJ El Di100 dt ~nt Sel!Onll 0.. cenlt ffi Mo.,t ,,,,,, 1 i :oo o ra· mi "- O lf01 ID Nt...., 0 ~CE Mt'" ID Mrtlf: !CJ 11'/rllrl "Wild Cats ~ft tllf Jt.ch• (dr1m1) '62.......\lbertr.i ,..,rd1 ~'t! G1m . AMon•o C:rlariello. m 11~11 th• CkKt ED Cttyw11ei>t1"1 11 :30 fJ ')l M~l'I' l;rilfl" m Mnwit: ''llot N1ked lrt11dr• cd11m11 '65 -Shirley Elion. M111 !icoll. Jnhn H"ll~n!I. 0 ~ m lelinllf CMwr 0 t.IOTWI: ('t) "P1I Jeey" /m11<11;1!) '57-ft&"~ S.na!•1, 11111 Hayworth, K+rrl Ntwtk. Q) ll&llK Ct1111t m Dkt c-n 12:15 0 Tht CtlltlJ 1:00 0 MMit! "Thf N1ted ln1td1" (d1"1m1) '6~ -Sh1n91 lJt(lll, •e" f.'.;ott. J"hn H!'ll!~nd, OOCIJ@J N"" l:IS (})""" 1:00 m "Tw lhMN1141 Wor11en" (drt· m1) '4.t-~t Rnb90n, ~ytlit C•I· ~ert, 2:00 0 "l ltH !of M•M'" (ltr1mt) '(9 -Jl)hn HOd11~. G.M T1t1ney, Wil· •••m 81tftd11. J:tO (fl "IMI' lllllt9fttl" (dumt} '61 -Vnllcr Tutl, Arrthflfty ()u1nn, ®J "Altlc• 111!1 btrttf" Ca11tlU· 11()11 jdr1m1 ) '6S-Mhur lttnntdy, Ptt11 r11•. 4:30 II "TIM f 1llt• Spanow" (dr11111) '43-)ol'ln G1r11t!d. MIU'"'" D'Htrl, {]) Seti I 0 AM lrti111 5:00 0 -cii-el IM ~ ldF11111) '41 -•ich1rd ton11. Shtlll'f Wln!er1, NEWS QUIZ . Every Soturdoy ~-·-- 1'~!1 ( /'!lflT •If Weirtmlnirter Mwlcal 'Mattress' Glittering Show A~ T0\1 TITLS ot ,,. D•«• ,.,,.I i1an fn m(\Jll!nls nf ex!remr np. t1mlsm nne ml'lhl enltr1:iin the pl.'9 s11n1 nnlinn tht1l thf' Westrunster ( n rn rn u n i t y Thpa l~r ·~ produl'Unn or ··oncP Upon e l\th1ttress'' rn1ght be !hf' harbini;:er f1f thin,l!!i In cr.n1e during (lrange County's fJrtlu:nmin,i.: the111er season, This fir~I entry 1n the roun- t v ·~ 197l·n SWl"'t'pslakes is a w1nnfr In l!\'l!f.'I respect -11 lremendou.~ly amhitio11., prn- '"ONCIE U"ON A M.O.Tlll(Si" • mu•lc •I <""'-.:!• .,,.,~,.., b• ~••Cl Wtot m uoltol O•rKIO• Do!Ore1 Ila••~• ........ o. c .............. n.. f>n,11.. c.r. 1 .. nn1ta• a'"'""' !JV'• M•"•""G'.,... u • Cl•"<>n b• )•H• C•o,.l•v, •'<-o••l•I lle1n L••· ""'~lt<1 "" t ~ • ""~""''"'!" (nmf'nu"'"' 1 n • o t •' ~"""'' 1na S•'"'"""' tn .. ,,,.,n ~..,, II a• Int ll•n Slret • 5("001 •uClltod.,m .... ,, ... 1.,. •.••• ,.,. ••. "'""'"' s"-1 W1t1mon,1,, 11 .,.....,.r.on~ ~ •Ul lMl C•~T ""n<•« Won•lr..., ""nc1 0.uM.o,. Ou••n •oG•.,,a,n IOno So•!"""' s .. "'"" L•~• l ~"'" Wllf 'd ,, .... Mln1tr~I ,.,1,..c•" Nn 11 Su S!uOlov s .. ><••old Lod> B••"I<• l t O• M•b•llo "'~"''""''" W•ll•Or"l (u"•n Uo• ' .... " ... ,,.,. , ..... , ll on Flllon cn1•·;1 !lovo >lt n<v \o<i; In lorn so ... m •t1 8•" L• flt•" A llr 1 R~l(n I'"' P'•tin """""'"slj,~ .. ~~~~ Rnond• C ~'••• t o,••n I••'"' ject mounlcd durin~ thP heat nf sumn1er which spa rklr.~ "''ilh lvriral life undP r less than ideal rnnditinns. 11 is ;:i t fr;:ictive, upbeal anrl 11n - 1nensely enlert;:iin1ni:. ;:i i;!.lil- lering ex11m ple nf wh;:i! m;:iv he 11crnn1plished whrn ;:i ln";il playhouse set.~ its s1ghts 11 bit higher ;ind folln1••s throu.11h "'i1h determin11t1on. Musir.;:il con1ed y is nnl for every community thea1Pr ar - rnr -and there ::irr sninf' in the c:ist of ''l\1all ress" rr,•ini;i their voc11l l\'ini;?.~ for the fir sl time. fnr the r11nsl par~ suc- cessfull v. l\1orrover. 1 h e den1anri~ of an unfamiliar Sl'nre and some inlricale mnh chnrt'ngraphy hri.1;hten lhc degrC'e nf diffin11!y. cnprl it inns lhe \.\1es!1n instrr prrn:lurt1nn n1eets ;:ind quile salisf<1t'!orily nven:nn1es. f)irectnr Fred \\'est. deserves rtS<lundini;z plaudits for his skillful m ;i n i p LI 1 ;:i 1 i n n nf diverse l:ilenl~ int n a srnoothly r u n c ! In n i n g l"nsen1ble. \\'hatf'vrr \ag.c; in l im1n~ nr lrmpn ma.1 appc:ir li re ri111rkl_,. absnrhl"d 1n the rnlhusieslic Ol"r rall rflnrt. "~atlrrss" i~ rcplclr "'Hh inrl l1·1riu;il ;:iccn1npl 1shn1rnl.~. for undrr \.\"rst's i::uiria ncr . rha r:ic1.rn1.a11nn 1~ strnni:: 11rnf immE"di;:itr. \\"hll e lll t1mr~ an llC'tnr nu1y rllil lo punr h ;t 1:iugh line 1n ils n1::ix 1mum eJ- (e:c l, nver;il l in!rrprclal1on i.~ excellen! 1n n1ost rcspcel ~. Cenlrlll in lhis regard i~ Rita l.ied::igs as lhe bedr:ig- i:lcd swan1p pri ncess r;ired "·1th lhr hercule;in [;i,~k nf lrering the ynuni.t prinre. frnn1 hi.~ m n I he r 's ster!-banrlerl llprnn str111 g.~. l'vl is~ !.ird::ii.:s rnmhinc.~ snnH• i::1f!rd t·nniic lim ini:: w1Lh ;in 11npress11'e <lose ol trrps1l'h<vc<1n t::ilf'nl f n r :;, r to m arkAh l f' l)f'rlnrmanr r. h1t11ni;: ti e r i<tride 1n the c~h;:i11st11111 ··~ni:: nf Ln1·e" ::i nd llller 10 lhr 1•111n· IC':t!ly pn i1:n;i nt ··Happily E1•er Aflrr" snl11 \\'tll 1am 1 "11 llen. n11r of lhr t11un!1 ·s f1nrst I e r n · ;:i J! P t::ilt>nts. i;cnre~ hll11ru1u~I ~· as lhP '"·n·lrft·loo!ed r r I n c e l);:iun11e~s. C'ullen, 11 hn 1·rally nerds ;i 1·h1n ~!r<ir 1111 hi.~ wnh- bl,1· rrnwn. rli~plays a st11ri1n11s a11'k\.\'ard11es.~ !hat underscores an already I a 11 g h a b ! e ch;:i !';:i(·l er. As the irun-hilnri rrl Q11et>n Agi;zra vain. f)ori.<; Allen inJrcts n1nre earthy Sf'n~u;:ilil~· lha nl inC'essant r h:i tlerbnK 10!.n her rnlP. 1ak1ni:: more time tnl <implif~· her ()ed ipa! rela- ti<Jnship while (aroJ S 11ci;; 2 ~1aoazincs ~ }'or l..i bcl LOS A~f:ELES rl·r1 I - Comedienne C::i rnl Rurnrll h.:is fi led 1wn libcl s11 its a.~k in.1[ $IOI million damaJ!es hr r ;:i u s c maga1.ine articles attrihut lngl quntci; to her about the use of n1ariju ana . The su it contended 1'1n1·ip \\'nr!d ;incl !nsidP T V falsely att rib1,1 !eri st;i1r1nrnt.~ tn hrr that she cnndnnrrl n1:ir1- i11::ina .~mnk 1ng bv her chilrlren U lhC'y rlcsirecl to dn f.n. Miss Rurne!l df'nied she ~air! 11nvth1ni: wh1l'h enuld be tn· IP~pretl"d tn th;:il rflerl. 1'h!' i<uptnnr rnurl suit al ~n n111ned 11s deff!ndanL~ lhP wr1lrrs. publishers, e d 1 I n r ~ anrl l distributors of the magazi nes. I Vernon ~fa vor ' , 1101.1,ywoon 111r1 1 ,Jnhn \'prnnn h;:i.c; hl'f'O r 11sl. a.~ lhP Mavnr nf S:in Pr1111C'1~1'11 in "':;,rnet. Rrn.~.' ''flir1.\' ll;irry,"' ~larri nit Cl int Jo:a~l"·nnd. ----------- NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES ,. • ·-~ ---- "/'E --., c.l:c 11s_11 ·~ nl[agemP,.J Sth ·RuordWuk ON "ANY SUNDAY ANMftW1a••1w II> "THI ll!YllS"I "A•f JU•OA'f" 3: 1 !5, 7 :00 &. 10;45 •1UYllS" 1: 15, 5:00 & 8 :4:5 WED. OPEN FROM 3 : 15 A MINl-ENOUR Me'•""••• Mec111•rr· 'ill O•t ''"''"At Tll1•tr1 Or a1 01'9ftfl Ct•11ty c -· - clearly l he euthontan ;in Andy flrary pantomime~ h1~ way be1'utlfully lhrOuRh the plum role o( I.hr m u t f' • lel'hernu~ Kin.I! Ron F1l1:i n tiikes l1 1e r s.'\f'n tiallr slr11ighl rnlto nf the pr1 n1a dnnna kni.1;h1 a nd lurns it into a r•11nu· ~rrn w11h l11s nnblP r-th11 n-lhnt1 1n:in11rnsrns. 11bellini,: his perfornianf'c ""'Ith 11 stron ~ !ilh1~111 i;?, \ 11i!"t' I le i.~ we ll paired with lhr lovely Chrryl F\i)~ cl. 11 ringrr fnr Sh1 rlev .... ncs hnth ph1sw;.illy ;i nd \Ot':i lh•, who rlne~ 11 splrn· d id jnb as thf' 1adv whn 's. rt>:ill.' In w~it1ng . ThrPe h1 i;:hh· e Irr ,. 1 i 1 r Pf'rfnrn1::inc•e.c; 11 rr 1ur11erl 1n h1 Hrnr\' ~rk1 n 11.c; !hr \0,11.arrl. Tun llli "'il1an ;i s tl1e Je<ter llnrl Rrn Le Rr:iu a ~ tht> n11nslrrl ~r~11 1 111;1n;•J.!•'S .1n ;iir nf t·on11<' l!IC'!lilf'P and Lr Rrau i~ a f11H• f(11I f1•r h 1 ~ 11·11ardr~·. 11h1IC' 1 n un i:. Rn11 n1ll 11 1~ a tnp·rl1ll1·h d::in1·rr who nearly st11ps the shnw with his snfl ·shoP slllll ,\lusir•;il]\· lhr shnw i~ hii:hlv rr1!t•1·tn111irig r 11•n 11 1thn1JI ~ "h11(' n11mher up1111 whwh !n b11i1d lht> .~cn1·r , sur h :>.s !he 11. tie .~(.11lj.!.~ nf "1'1arne" or "Hr llo , l1•11l_1· "Thl' ;.ifn1·('1ll('n- t 10l\('1I ("!ll'l'J.!t'l 11· "So ng of l.nve"' wh1 t'h clost'S the first a1'l 1s wrt\ ('f1ni;lrut•\ed <ind I nmt'd. "h1lf' thf' · · Q u 1 f' 1 Rnund " "'h1r h opens the sr C'nnrl segnient 1.~ ~ finrl~ pnhsheri pie ce uf t r 1 <' k y chnrr.,graphy, both of wh1eh rf'nrl't h1~hll· nn r11us1cal d1rr ("tc1r Oclo11<'~ Phil llp ilnd chol'eographer Phyllis Cyr . f)n au ahhre\ 1;i1rri list ol rrRrrts is the f;u·t rhal nnt> of !he pnte11t1all\ r II II II I f' S [ nun1hers nr !he :;hr1w. '"Tllr l\1n~. thr .tr•:o:trr ;>.•id \1 1' ' h;i., hP-t>11 1•1111 tll"ri fnr !r1 ·hr11(·;i l 1·r;i ""n" Rrltrr 11 111111 re 111:11nrri anri !hf' ]{',~ l11~1 rnus ··~onn;i11d\··· rxe1~rd ln1t11 1hr f1r:i;i a•·t. · I "\ l1 l!'e l'poin ll \!:11(! l'~-;" 1., 1'1r;irh :t st::ir HI ! !1 l' \\ Pstn1u1.~trr Thr ;it,.r Ii 1'1'111111 and 1111P 11f llr:t11~r ('u1111!1 -~ f1nt•'1 p1·r1ri 111·!111 n~ "( Jl\il It 1 ·11nt11111e~ f11r t1111 rr\ n r !' 1'1'1'~rnrl.~ :l l 1!11· l'illi S!r•'••t Sl'hnol aud1tnru1111 ;ind i~ ""II ll !lf!h l"11d 11r 11H! hnl h lhf' !ir.11 ;lflri ()11• h;1;·1j •l';I!~ !O t'lljfll . l!Dl.l.Y\\"(101 1 1l.l'l1 -Tho• nr11 Rl'lhh1 Sh,.1·1n~n rn1111•1h s1·hrriul"ri f11r nr .\I tu• l•l lrd '"Cr11 111g ~NEWPORT BEACH a ~t the entf'ance ta the fabulaut l1da l1le OR 3-83!0 ....................... ~ ..... .-.... BTH W~ROF 2 ACAD£MY AWAROst KJBERT MTCHJ'v\ TR£\OR HCmARD crd 5. \IW-l Mllf5 "Jqan's Daughter" IGPJ-M--o~ Evening': Sun. thru Thur\., 8 p.m. F ri. -Sat., 8:30 p.m . ~\..W:I //UrCJ U._,, MATINEES Wed .. 2 p.m . Sat., l :30 and 5:00 Sun., 1 :00 and 4:30 WiLLAID I This is t:1e one mo· .. ie yuu should not see alone. ~Oi Oll ·t:t-:(;J•j Co11r. Ooi1y Fro m 2 l'.M. ......... Sl .50 For Adulh l Jrt .-Unril 4 l'.lil . 75c Childr0111 CO-HIT AT All THEATRES "THX 1138" PLUS Pw•~._.. itC.MICO!O<' IROM WARHlR BROS. A KIHN[Y lllSURl SIR~CI ~1.;:;1F1c·s FOUNTAIN VALLEY , LA HABRA & ORANG! •2 DRI VE-INS. I WALK0 INS !: TITAN, FULLERTON · FOX. CINEMA LA\ND HARBOR •I, COSTA MESA t .... _ , •• __ _ --~ -- .. TllNY BENNETT In Pe1!on A-~~11 ?'i f~I 1 .~t;it~<n~tr 2 r ..... ·~-,.;rer N ~~.· CUMING PEARL BAILEY Sep\~n1ber J l~ru 12 A mfr1~1·1 611Jlttl YJcJl!Dn Buy, f or Reserv ;ilion' i:aU, ZEnith 9-9924 0' Kings Cas1ifl l ak11 Ta t1oe/Nevada (lll2! 6J!·11 11 .............. ( ....... ~ ......... ••l .... ""INOCCH IO" (G) P•u> • lhe A~"''"~'OUI '~-''"'~ ol "1 Mf W I\ D (0UHTRY"' IGJ ("••INO" ""'~" "TM[ l'MEGA MA'I" !Gl'f ~•u• e 7"' .$<••"<• f orl "'" ~lrom .. "THJ! 1!11" t GI') ·--·-_,., ..... , •">>JI ........ ,,_., .. .. ._ .. ,11·1a11 ........ .. _ ..... __ ,.1 .. !I C:"•"•I"" ""'°" "lHI! Olirl5Gli MAH" ICH'1 pl111 • 1nd ~I"""' ~lc!loll Oo ~mt "ftO~·lUI" ICll'f O;;;;;;;;;;;;r==;::::==,-'' . ..._ ....... ~ ..... "iu11 1.11 Ceie .......... ,,.,~0-.e,.... ... 1: Gl-'Y P0<• 'SHOOl 0111" !G~l plu• • J•""' Sto•••I "fMf '00l S P•IADE" IG"I •a---•• ......... 10 ·1HI '"' (~···~''"'"' ' 11, ... l ... ~ ..... "YA~l)ff IS (OMl"IG" IGP) ~ VI • !.~~ W•·fnO "(MljUM" --. I ~amitil:~ , .. ., -· .. ...., .. _ ... . ... _, ... ~ ...... ... NOW EXCLUSIVELY o • ••AC" ••WU "' ..... • 0 ••• c•••• "'"'" • .., .. ..,._ .__ fl..07-960& ................... ··-.. • MOW fllClUSIVEL Y • 1,.,., Co .. ,,.,..• Y,1., t.nt h C:ln d·n r ,,.,J . .,111• 0 0THE REDT.ENT" ~4_> llC-11"·1 .. _11'1:! .... Plus - John Way ne & Richa rd Boone In "BIG JAi('" Plu1 K11k Dov9lo•t fu1 • D~na,,.~y "lMI AllAMGE MllllT" ···-... o ...... oo ,, <ot1> •ru "" ot11 I •"U IOI/!~ I ..... HO 1 ST AREA SHOWING CIMRLTOH HESTOH THE OMEG~ ,1 ... ,.,.jll" 110<tW<c.or MAN ·· lltiU All•(I PCS I r.uffll!Slll ~~ GP Plus-Rober! Duvnll &. Donald Plecsence ln "THX· 1138 ' (GP) STARTS WED. 9/1 "KL UTE " •••..,• l<•t OT •<~Jo• 11 • COIT> •na ... °'" I •llU IOI/!• <N ... MIO,_.,. NOW AT 2 CINEMAS Al SO SHOWING AT EDWARDS (INfM~ Vlf JO, MISSION VI[)() 830-6990 _.,a•oO •O••••o .. .,•-" 00••••> '""(!• ............. , ....... ~ .... . KILO OVl• -2•11 Wfil( Sean Connery Tiie Anderson Tapes 2ND TOP HIT .--~ . ·~-··· ........ . ....... K1rlt Oouglos • Yul Brynner I 2 First Area Show~nws >••"'an ••' •• ... ~-... .. '" 2ND All NEW SHOW DD!lf'Y PICK •• HAL WAWB -·- SHQQT QUT • °"""'~~! oor.•u.., • nonoll'Xll.OI'• !Ill'! -=·-- .. .. ---... • • ;If OAJL V PILOT s l' ou,. Money Sales Look 'Per111a11ent ' By SYLVIA PORTER • How are "'igs, beards ~nd miAtaches affecting the sates ol h1ir ('I re and ,l!.roomtn.R .... producu~ Has t.hfo rl!'Cessinn ~ increased the SAie nf such dtl< il -yourStlf money-8.lll'in.R pro- l ducts 1s home hair ('(llorinj.!.11 and permanent "'aves~ \\'h;it bave bel'!n &Omt results nf tht longer hair 11tyle!I for men and women~ The follnwini;: in- terview \lo'ilh \'1nc·ent C. zjc,::ler. chairman and prr.~i dent of The Gillette Co . ,e1vp.~ M me insight into America's current ,Rroomini;: habiLo;, Q. Wh:it h:is been lhP 1mp;irt of wig~. b t a r d !I :ind mustaches~ A. 1.tosl. wnmcn whn ""'n v.·igs also need h::iir carp ::ind groomin,e products for 1hnsP lime~ when t.hf'V do nnt \\'C::ir wi,C1', ::ind eaCh f ii .~ h 1 n n allernafivf' requires a hi11r c:ire or ,l!.roomin2 prorl111·t - nol tu eliminiltion. F.xcf'pt for hair coloring -thP r1C<·hne of which mi,eht hi" rPla rrrl 10 lht grrater popularity of w1,e~ -the Silles trend nr ind11•1du;il h.:iir ,ernomin2 products rnn- l inues tn hp strong. Q. Wh:t !'.~ nrv.·s 1n the 1nen'1 grooming f1e1r1~ A. Jn adrlitinn In lhP lnn(!rr, !f'l-1,t r. more r:i~u;il h:ur Iii~ IM-~. there l!'i the <Ir:--lonk - ii nillural look in enntrast lo 1he slicked-down [4'onk nf the past. There is ii grn1\•ini: de- mand for hot enmb <l"l'U'e!'i anr! h<tir dryers: the hair sfvlisl h.:1.~ ('tnrrjled. the n111n: pro.~i1 1r harher i.~ 1n ii dc>el111r. Mt'n are bc('orning ii l.:iri:;er anr! Jar~rr markl't fnr w1g.~ llst'rS nf lht' l rHdltJOnal li- quid ilOd cre.:im hair grnr.111!1 lrnrl to f;ill In thf' 2.'i to 5fl Ci111.'ROr1·. Use nr hair jlrrinrn prnciuri.~ h_v .:1 ynunj.!<'I' 11 Ir•14 .:igf' ~rnup dc1·!1nt'd by 44 pcr- crnt 1n thl' 1%0s. Q. \\'ha! ;ibnu! !hf' s;il,• nr rln-11 -ynursrlf prnd uc ls to ;iil \'e ninnev at this tin1P~ A, ·L'sajlf' nf h;iir \nlonn,I'! ;ind permanent W.:l \'t' pror!11rl "- h\' "·on1Pn 1n thf'ir nwn hn1n('~ h~s dechnl'd in thf' pH~! 1hrf'P vears. Thf' trend is r el atrr1 111 fa~hinn . such a~ lhf' pnp11larir1· or 14.·igs. tbnu,l!.h. and no! to the reces~ion. Q. ls this 1ype of produt'I 011 lhe Wil \I nut ? PONTIAC'S ALL NEW LUXURY LE MANS NOW AVAILABLE TO BUYERS Model Features Distinctive Grille, Special Interiors ltt Hi.git 6ea1· Po11tiac Li11 e }_,eatures Ne ,v Sprty Can I Fir1n~1 Eye Foodstuff NE-;W YORK fUI-' 1 -The 11eroM:1J vatl'e manuacturr:rs inill are hoping In C'.;i,ck the food products markt!I some- day in .i1 bill: way. I So far. their only hlR ~•rcess • has been with whipped Cf\<\m , for which !he pmpel!;:inr is ordinary c:irhnoic g;:is such 1~1 usPrl to make sod:i w;i1er or '11 1 tiny bit nf "laughinR ,i;:as." 1.. nitrogen produf'L "All thp nlht'r .:i l!rmpt.s ln llSf' :ierosnls for foods have! prelly much pcterer! ou r fnr {Inf' rrasnn or anot.hf'r." s:iid ' Albt'rt F,, Pl'rrv. .Jr.. ofl Prrrision V::ih•t · Corp. of Vnnker.o;, N, \'. "If wr l'OlJlr1 comr up with ::irro~ol.~ 1h.:it wnu lrl spray l s;il;irl rlrrssing. f' .:1 t ~ u p , I inustarrl. s.:iucr s, ~.1•rup~ ~nd ~nme olhf'r lnnrl~ ;ind dn ;i be1 · trr joh 1h;in pl:isric squeP7.e hnUlr!' .:it 1he ngh1 ('n.~!. wr'd r1n11ble or triplf' our s;ile.~ f:ist ," rr.rr.v s;iir1 "Fond is bigger. b.v f.:ir. !han ;inv one nf, our present rnar\.:('!.~." I A., for the Joni;:er ~irlrhun1~. be;irds :inrl mustahces. rhry've h;id no effect on sHlf'.'\ of hl;idell ;ind ra1,nr,<;_ Thrn.• 1.~ tvrn :i greater hkl'lihood of be;i rded men usinJ.: the 1<.f'l llhavinfll'. prnces,<; th:in thn!<e witho111 decnr:t1il'e f.:1r i.:1I h;i1r -if nn!y hecausf' ml'n "'hn wear f:ici;il hair ;are ,e1v1n1? morP. detailed :tUentlnn lo their persnn11I groominJ.:. A. Changi ng wninen"s h<11r .~t yles ha ve adversely alfPr1r1I the home perm::incnt wa ve ;incl ha ir sprily nl:irkt>ls. ln th" hair spray market. l he trcnr! is away fron1 the con1rnllerl Jnnk 10 lnost , longer. n1nre frre s1.vles. But lonj!cr h:i1r sr.1·l ts requirt m11rf1 frequent 1'.h;:impooing ::inrl sn 1hf' rren1r rinse ;ind shampoo markels .:ire in ;; strong uptrend. lntern1e<liate Luxu1·y Se1·ies The prrsent m.:irkt'! r11n.~ ;ibout fnur bill ion u11it.c; or $400 n1illinn a year for v;ilvf'.~ .:ind rmpty cnnta inrr.~ American rompanie.~ ha"e mn.~t nf ii. ;ilthnullh there :ire (;erm;:in. British and other ~~uropean l and Ji1panpse firms in the business. :i:Give ~our ·eomli something to get its teeth into Treat your comb lo ii thick: stylish head of hair. You·11 enjoy a new youthrul appearance. and only your barber will know tor sure !hat it's a SENOR hairpiece. It !oaks like real ha ir because II it real hair. Hair designed and custom-made e)lpressely for you with a unique: process-the firs! major change in hair pieces In 50 yeart! Each sr1and is individu.=illy implanted in a sk1n-l!ke material that subtly blend$ with your skin, And, !he color-ma!ch is guaranteed. Shower with it. Sw•m wrlh it. Do vnur Jli•n a •r•rti it. Whatever. SENOR, stNnR HAIR REPLACEMENT CENTE~ 77 Town -'111'1 Country. 777 Scut~ Ma in Sl,eet Orange, Cal1lo1n1a {71 4) 5d7-16\6 By C1\RI. ('A R~Tt-:/'1i~EN 0! t~o O•lly P'lll! Stl!f Pnn!i.:ic ·~ !972 new car line- up 1<.·dl feature ii new in- terrnedi:ite luxury serie.~ .:ind a long list of engineering in- nn1·a1 inns. including a new f'nergy-.:ibsorhing bumper for all full -s11.e Pontiacs. Frvn1 lhP con1p:1rt. Vrnlur:i. 11 to thP lnp nf !he line (;ranrl \111!e. f'nnti;ic 11•11 1 cover the m:irkt>t 1<.•ith ~2 mf'lr!cls, in· rluding 17 Pnnliac.~. ei,e:ht Lf' ~1;ins 1ntrnnrdii1\('.~. four F1rehirds . T11·n \lent11ra.~ ;ind lhP (iranrl Prix. All \\•ill be in dr;iler sh nwrnnms on Scp1t'rn her 2.1. The r1f'w addi!inn !ti lhP intern1cdi:<tP line is tht' I .ux· nrv Lr i\1;in~ Frilturin!: .:1 r1islinrtt1'f' grill<'. ;i l'hromr- pl.:11f'd rrnnt 1 .:il:inrP p.:inrl, IO\i tr bod,v side moldings, rear Higher <..:ar E . XCJSC 'I' ax Proposed l\'A~HINl;TON IAr1 Amrriran~ might hr hf'llf'r oH 111/h ii hi,cher ;:iu!n f'>.rtsP rax r<1l her than 11•11h rrpral nl thP 7 percent lp1·~· a.~ Prl'sirl!'nl N1xnn h:i.~ ptn1l<lsPrl. Hrp. Thnn1il~ :\!. nr('<; su,e,c<'s!.~. Jn h1.~ ru.~!n1n;ir1h· 11,e llt lnuch nr11i slrttcr ,· o rnn- .~t iturnt s. !hf' r ii Ii f n r n 1 .:1 !'lt'morr.:11 .~;ur! !hf' ('f\unrr.v h.:is .:ilw:tys h:ir1 "a real p;is.OJon.:itr lo1·p ;iffilir" \\'i!h th c ;iu1omnh1!r. h111 hP .:o.<krrl "\\'hn'~ rnori• 1mpnrr:in!? H111niln hr111gs~ or I h c ;iu1nn1ohllr~·· "I/ 1hf' Prrs1drnl 11':1111< tn ~;1 1·r I!~. 11·h1 dor~n ·1 hr rln11h lf' nr 1111;1druplP lhr prr~Pnt ;iutn f>.r1.~P 1.:1~ '" Rrr~ a"krrl 1<.•heel opcnini:: C'O\rrs, .'l hor i1Jlnliil rc;ir rlrr k rnolrling :inr! spcci:il interior~. thf' Lux- urv will be ill'ailahle in t~·o i1n'd four-r!onr h:irrltnp mnrlels. The new b11n1prr nn !he· frnnt of the big Pont1ar•,<; is both eye-c;itch1ng :ind runc- linnal. The cnf'rg.v ahsorh in g sv.~lrin rnns1!'!S of t w n t rlc~f'np1ng slePI txixf'~ 11 h1ch cnn1ain urcth:inr ros111nnc d hetwccn !hf' burn[lf'r ilnd 1he fr;i n1e nf the c:ir. Since 1he ure1ha11p hlni·k~ ar·p n 11 t r1:i rna.ced h.v ;in i111p;1ct. !he hurnper r·;in bl' s 1 r 11 r· k 11un1ernu.~ t11nrs during thP life nl thr cRr and C'onlinue to a b~nrh cnrrg,v. This h11n1pcr 11·il1 he s1;i nd:irrl on thP C.:1!al1n.:1. {";italin:i Rrnugham. Rnnnr- 1 il!r. Cr:ind \'1lle. Sflf?.ri :ind 1;r;1nd S:if:iri. ln :irld1t1nn. !hi' l'l'Hr h11n1rirr on the rrc:ul:ir l'nnt1:ir,<; h;:is hrcn rnorl1f1rt1 1n hn1h lhP fra mf' b:ir ;inrl !hP n1011n11ng hr;oirkrls rnnfl.:11' ::1,ea1n 11'11! nffrr H 11·1<1e selcc11nn nf c 1 _g h t rn,i::1nP.~. ra ng1ni! frnm .:1 2:1'1 cuhir-inrh s1x-c.vlinder !n a. hi,eh-perfnrmanf'e ~.'i~ HO \I-II All 14.·i ll o~r:itt rff1f'1l'ntly on low-lc.:111 nr 1111IP.:1derl !H- ne!:an1•r rri;ul.:ir fu('J. Pnw('r front rl1s1· hr;ikf'~ :irP .~!;:inrl.:irrl no .:ill f 11 11 ~ 1 7 e Pnnt1:ic~. thr i;r;ind l'r1x. Tr·;iri.~ A111 .:inrl l..r \l;:i n~ .~l;itinn w;i,el"ns. Thc1· ar·r npt11)n;:il nn .:ill nthrr n1orlrls Srlf-arl- 111.~r 1 ng rnan 11:il <tnrn1 hr.:ikrs ;ire .~t:inr1.:1rd nn thP \'pnt11ra II. !.f' :\!:in.~ :ind Luxur~·. "·hilr Sl'lf-adjustini: n1an11.:1I front A.~set .~ v 1) dis<' hrilkf's ::irp iorlurlrd 011 !hf' basic Firtbird, F.sprit and Formula. Power 1'.leering is s1;ind::irrl nn thP Tran.~ Am, all bi~ Pon ti<+c·s and the nrand Prix. II i.~ np!innal 11n ::ill n1-her c::ir.~. A nrw cu.~Jnrn cushion s!ef'rini! wheel wilh .:1 wood gr:tin ll'x- lurP 1n.~rrl i.~ oHerPr! for 1971. Jnsirle. all n1f1<1els feature d1sr1nctive-tri1ns 11nd p;idded ins1n11nrnt p::inrl.!! 1<.•ith r::i sy · tn -rP<ich aecessnrie-.~ .t1nd <:{ln- 1 rnls. The 1-"irrbird ;i nrl big Pnn r1ac in.~l rurnen1 p;inrl.~ ::ire dr.~1gned sn th;it .:in,v hulb can bl' ch:inge-d in 60 .~Pcnnds. The 1972 linc-ur is irlent.ic;il In la.~t ye:ir l'.~repL in tht in- lt>rmed la te-" \\'he.rt' !hPre ;irl! f1vr frwer mMel~ .:1.~ ;i rr.sult nr the rnllo11·111g c·hangr~· T·,1i 11hrPe models 111 19711 d 1.~t'Onl inued. <:Tn • twn-rloor h:ird1np 111 ]'1/\ 1 hrcome1' ;in np!inn on lhr LP -~1 .:>.ns twn-rlnor h.:1 rr1 tnp .:1nr1 t wn-rloor rnu1>f'. Lp "1 ;ins S fl 11 r I !twn-r1oor 11::irrHnp, r-nnvrr!1blP .:1nr1 fn11r- <\1)or h:irdrnp l;ist 1·" .:1 r 1 htt'nrnes ;i hu<'lir1 Sf'il1 npl1nn on !hf' l.e 1\1.:in.~ I wo -rlnnr h.:irdtnr_ T h t rfln1·r rt1hlf' mn1'r< In 1hp Lr t-.1::in~ ~f'rif'.' .:ior! !hf' fn11r-dror hardtop 1~ d i.~cn11t 1n11Prl. l.1> ,\1;in.~ Six n1rw1rl~ !:i~I \'r;ir /Twn--rlnnr {'Ollllf'. '"'O· rlnor h.:irrltfl)l, fo11r-dnnr ~f'rl'1n. fn11r·door h;irrl!np. .:ind two Rnrl lhrrc-$e'1 1 ~ i ;i I i n n "';.icon~ I This i~ !hP s.:imP fnr 1~72. f'XCPp1 thP fn11r-d1Y1r harr1tror h.:1.~ hrrn rl 1i:;continurr1 . l.uxur.v l.R \1;in.~ 1,, .:iclrl"r! 11·11h '"'n model.' 1two jj:nd fnur-door h;irdtnp,<;l THE ONLY COMPLETE ME~S HA.IRl"IECE Cl:NTE.r IN ORANGE. COUNTY. Send !or free conlident1al lnlorm•!ion 1bou1 "Th• S•nor S1ory". r·------------., SENO~ HA IP Q[PL ACEMENT CENTER If hf' 11:int ~ 1n g+1 P 11< .:1 trit hrr.ik ~n """ c:in sprnr! more 11v1nr1 !n st1m11l.:11 r r h ,. rr·nnnn11 11 h1 r1nrsn"1 h., lro11rr lhr rrr•0n;:il 1nrnn11: la\" So111eti111es Rigl1t I 77 Tt'wn ~~fl Country 77 7 So!.11 1'1 Main St•ee\ I Or~r>Qe, C~t1 lorno ;i {71A ) 5A 7-lfi1fi ThP w:i.1 !hi.< illlln !.:1~ rlr;il 11 nrks. lhr nnl,1 11•;1_1 WP 1·;111 i:r1 ;i tnx hl'rHk 1 ~ In i;:n nu ! .111d h11y ;i ra1·. prPfrr.:ihly ;i I I I I Gl'lntl,.mcr>· f'l.,11•• 111"'1 lh• "ENrJn :<IO<y tn fT'l!!. 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BETHEL & ASSOCIATES \:~;\\· \'flnl\ I A Pl -A f.:11·nn1r \\'::ill Slrrr! {'l1rhl' 1~ lh.:i t lhr sni~ll 111· ('S lnr \.~ :il w;i1·~ 11Tnnc. ;i sr lf-sr1·1·1nc prr.:ichmrn! 1har 1~ no mnrr rrorTrrl !h;in thP .:i ssump!inn !h<11 I.he 1)1i: 1n1·cs1nr is .'ll"·::i;vs right "\f;.ill Slrf!rt i.~ .:111 r111xrd uri in rts 1f'rn11nnlot\'." ,o;;i1·s Toni O'Hilr.:1 rhairm:i'n of ihP N::i- lion;il A s" n f" i El l 1 n n of lnves!n1en1 Cluhs "Thc~··re l:ilk1n~ .:1 ho 11 t sm.:1ll tr.:1<1rr.~. nnt invr~tnr~.-- Cer!ainl,y sm:ill t r :t r! e rs ofTrn los{' thrir mnnl'1'. hP 1'..:11r1 Aul !hrrr is rnn,.lr1cr::ihlp proof. hf' ar!r1~. !h.:it hie l r:ider.~ 11lso lose, a li<olirf rf'rnforcrti b.v lhr shnr1-1Pr1n records nf snme J.:C1-gC1 mutual funds. lnvcs:or~. nir ;inwhi\p, f'nn- l1n11e !n rnll up rirofit.• nvrr !hf' .. lnni;: !r'rm. HP prnduct d ii 11urve.v to show !hat n1rmhf'r.o; nf !he NAIC h;ive dnuhlf'd their tlSSt>l!i every fi ve Yf'llr.~. J)urin,I! the d:irk d.:i v~ nf the n1:trke1 l;is\ .ve.:ir. whf'n thP [)ow .Jones lndus1n.:il A l'rri:1~e- 14.•;is dn111n In fi.11 pnin!.~ from ii.~ high rof !Wi !hf' ,l'('Rr N-frorf'. tht ~loom couldn't ha1•e bE>rn ~:i1rl O'Har;.i I! wa.< !hr 1·pr1· h<11!nm nf !hf' m:ir\.if'!. Al! thnsf' fn!k ~ mu~t h:il'r Sl7.r ilhlr prnfi1~ no'-'·." hr .~.:iirl ln1 c~li\r.<. hrl1P11ni:: 1 n f1.1tlt'l:in1rnt.:1I.~. ll'lt thf',\" e.:in t.:ilif' .~uch risk.~. Anti m.:1_1·hf> soinr sm:ill tr.:idl'r~ :il,<;(\ .:irtrr! ~hre"·dl~·. hN'ausp !hf'rP w:i1' .:i shilrp spurt in n rl d -In I rurchilsPs -~imu!lilnMu s "'ilh lh<' m.:irkPl 's hottom. I\< measured h;v l h , prrfnrm<ince of investmrnt cluhs, whirh ,i!Pnrriill.v ilrt mar1r llfl nf 1~ mrmhf!r,<; with 11 Pf1rtfol10 thal m~.\' ran,i::P frnm ,q fe11· thous.:ind In. in nnr r;i~*'· $1 milhnn. lhe ~mall invr1'.tnr h.:1~ r1ecir1el.1• i::nod j11dJ:,ml'nl. ThP survr.\' referred In e-:irl if'r. wh if'h includl'rl lhP rrcorr1.~ of 99fl nf 1 J.lilO member <'lub.~. showl'rl lhill nl'rr thr lirf'fimt of !hf' in- di1·1r!u:il C'luh~. r;irniri,e~ h::ive :i ver.:ii;t'rl 14 7 percent CQffi· pounrlt>d annual!.11. r>urini;: the la!!!sl nnP-yr;ir period included in the iiurvr y, from April Hl70 to April 1971, club assets rn..'lt: :17.~ percent. comparf'd "'ilh 27 .9 for lhe f>n\i' .Jone.~ lndustriill A1·er<1,1?e. t h i c k e r ' i:1mron,I! m;iny prnf('Ssinn;ils. r''--~----'='--"=O., A! th;it tin1r· fJ'Hara vi ~i!rr! rn anv 1nvcsl rn r nt r I u b ~ !hrrou,i::hnu1 the 111ir111'(',<;f anr! fnunrl !hpjr mc1nhcr~ :iclin~ In 1<.•h;il snme nbser1·cr~ 11.·nuld fl'cl "'H~ .:1 slr.:ingP ;iflfl r!;incl'rnu.~ "·:i.1·. KI DS LOVE UNCLE LEN SA TU RDA YS IN \IALVE SP ECJALTl t-.:S I rvc j~ a leader ;imnn,e: h11lf 11 dn1.en l11rge :inr1 a scnrp 0f .'imallcr maker.c; of ;iernsol~ in the United S!atrs. M<1o v of tht sm;iller cnmpilnie~ sPtci;iJi7.e in v.:ih·es for ii si nglP tin!' nf products. rvr l'al\·es cover the i;::amut -fnnr1. drug.~. rn~ mt!ics. p::iinls .:inr! 1.:icquer~. lubririlnto;. r I P a n pr s :t n d polishes. p P r rum e -", in- sf'elicide.c;, .c;having cre:ims. f!C. "Mn.~! nf the hi,i:: h11i;:,<; in arrrosols th;ir 11.c;rrl to ilnnov c·nn,<;urncr.~ ha vp bcrn licker!.;' Perr.v .~.:iid. '"Wp h.:i ve s:ifc profl('tlant.~ for pprfume.~ ;inrl persnn:il prndur t.c; now. I! h;i~ bf'en yPars ~in('f' pcnplf' i::ro\\·I f'd thal '"'" or !href' .:iern.~nl v;i lvp cnnl.:iinrrs nut of PvPr.1· dn1.rn f;iit('d In work." r.1nrr imrinrt.:in!I,\'. in 1n;.in1· prnrlurt.c: lhr .:imn11nl nf prn reliant h:i,c; hrpn rPr111r.-rl from a.~ hi.ch ll.~ 7n pt'rrrnt flf thP 1·nl11mr in lhp ron!:iinrr 1n IPs.~ rh::in 1n )"lf'rf·rn\. 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The $.'Jll'l.Oflfl orr!er from .:i ~ubsidi;iry nf U.S. F'in.11nciAI i.~ rhe mmpl'lny's fir1'1 major cnnlr;icl for moduh1r hnu~ini:: other lhfln pr n lf'll y p e development.!!. •"••...+· U.! It• n•"l'- r..,11"" It~. "''°'· C•nM• lfe fflHJ. 36' So!n M iguel • Phone: 64•-6600 Newpart BerNch, C•lif. 92660 . The<· "'" ''''"' "'" THE DA IL y PILOT mnr!,e;acr.~ nn thP1r hnmr~ :tnrl The Sh unil1: will r nnvert in1n 112 dnrmilnry uniL~. f'AC'h 1'.leepinR 4 pcrYinll. Th p dormilnrv h1cllitit'.~ will hr l~;ited ~n I.ht M ir;1m11 r c11m- pu~ of lht IJ.S l ntrrn.:itinn::il Llnivf'rsttv In S;i n 1111!,;:o. Tht mrXtul:ir unitll i:1r~ hf>1n1< m<1nuf.:1eturerl A! (; n 1 d t n • Who Listens To Landers? .. , J SINCE SHE'S ONE OF THE TEN MOST INFLUENTIAL WOMEN IN AMERICA • • • • • • Just About Everyone Does That's Who ·You Con 'Listen' to Ann Londers Do ily in The [ DAILY PILOT : Mr1·ou·1nt nn !11P1r 1ns\lrHnf'(. '--------,,.----.J pollrirs 1n order lo in1·r.st. '------------ • \Yesl's Fullerton, facility J, .. _____________________ ..J • -. --,_ • ;io -• • ----. •• • • ' AOYl•TUlj,jlll't The Daily Today's DAlL'' PILOT is a modern newspaper producing seven editions a day with si x-day-a-"'eek circulation nearlnJ:: 4:'i,oOO in Orange Coast com- munities from Seal Beach to San Clemente. And It 's a lone step removM from the turn· of·the-rentury \\eek!1es from "'1h1(h it descended. The ('osta fll esa planl ~·hich houses the sup- port functions of this multi-newspaper operation h;;is 32.408 s'luare feet of v.•orking space. i\.1uC'h of lhe space \ras created 1\•ith !he rereht d1 smantl111_g, rcn1ndel1ng and. Pxranding of the 15,fJ97-.c;'luare·fnnt buil ding-v.·h1ch itself had evolv- ed and flll"panded at th e Ray and Thurin streets site over !he years that the ne\1·spaper has occupied the corner. .i'\IJ of th e t1f'11 ~papcr·s seven editions -!>IX tailored for home deliver~· 1n ac; many rommun1- ties and one ··street edition" for self·sale from area nc1~·,.rarks -are produced in the main plant. ·rhc ne1\SJ1<1per has staff 11·riters and editors nho operate office.~ in Jl unt111gtnn Beach. f\1e\\'port Bearh. Laguna ReaC"h and San ('l en1ente. Thev all feed n~atcri;it in <"npy editor~. photo tcrhn1 ~ia ns and printers in <·ns t;i 1\le!'.:i In be transformE'd 11110 the daily ne\1·spr1 per O.'\IT.\1 PTLOT carriers deliver fron1 Seal Rea( h 10 San ('lemenle. Sophis11 ralcd e'lu1pn1ent and highly lra1ned craftsrncn \\Or k in ("ost a Me sa to produce \1·hat amount.~ to .~l"vc n different nen·spapers each day !l-1onday th rough Saturday, '1'he1r nia s!heads lii bel tl1en1 as Just plain ''DAJl_;y PILO'[''' 1lhc slreet edit10n) or: Pilot Story Beach DAJL Y PILOT. Saddle back DAILY P!LOT (for Laguna Niguel, ~fission Viejo, El Toro and surrounding areas). Costa Mesa DAI LY Pll..OT, or San <0 ll'mente-Capistrano D . .\ILY PILOT. Editorial policies 11.nd ne"'s decisions are greatly influenced by editors in each of the vcirious areas. Advertisers are served by advertising staff personnel assigned to each of the communities served by the newspaper. But Lhe Job of fitting the pieces together - the cornp!icated task of processing and "manufac. luring" earh day's newspaper-ls handled at ho1ne base. 330 \Vcsl Bay St., ("osta l\1esa. ·rhe story can be told in the re c it a I of 1 string of facts: CIRCULATION -r·nvers approximately 14fi .square rniles. average more than 44 .000 ropies per day \1•1th a one-day count of 44.8fi3 for ti.farch 31, 1971 . Subscribers 1\·111 pay more than $1 2 million this year to have papers delivered by more than 860 carriers. EMPLOYES --197 full-time; 33 part-time - 62 111 production and pr1n1ing departments. 36 in ne\1·s dcpart1nen t and fl!} in business and c:ircula- l1on offices. Annual payroll this year \viii top $1 .9 n1illion 1·rhat doesn't 1ncludP. carriers \Vho "'ill earn s:125.500 this year. plus cash and other prizes offered as bo nus incentives. They're independent contractors, not employes.) l·lunt1n 1;"1on Beach . fountain \'alley DAILY PILOT, Ne~·ro rt !-!arbor D.-'\ILY PILOT, Laguna ADVERTISING -1.100 regular advertise r~ -700 retail and 400 tn classified . Newspaper's advertising revenue breakdown: 55 per cent retaiJ, 3 7 percent classified linage, 6 percent from nation· ads and 2 percent from legal and miscellaneous advertisements. HOME BASE FOR ALL DAILY PILOT EDITIONS IS 'NEW' COSTA MESA PLANT Editors Feed in News end Photos, Get Back T1ilor·mad1 Community Newspapers Today's News Today-12 Steps from Deadline to Delivery for the Daily Pilot 1. REPORTER-PHOTOGRAPHER team collaborates on local story 11·h1ch \1·1JI be featured in the dav's edition. DAILY PILOT often team's camera specialist "·1th V.Titlng sPecialist. 4. COMPUTER boosts \\'ords on their \1•ay a l almost unbelievable speed by ass1!'ting 11·1 th JOh of r erforaling: lape \1·h1ch ar11va!c-" Lino- type machines. I-Jere , paper tape is fed into $25.000 computer. 7. PHOTOGRAPHS, n1canv.·hile, are being selected to be processed in Photo L.:ib, putt ing pir1ures \\'ll h \\'Ords for the day's collecl1on of 1nformat1on about your \rorld and your comn1unity. 10. MAT TAKES nnprc-"sio n of 1111 lypP and rn~rav1ng ruts 11·hen 1t ls laid on pa.Ee fnrm and forced under roller \1 hich exerts up to 3.000 pounds of prc~~ure prr square inch. ~ I • ' ·- • • i . 7. WIRE REPORTS from throughout the \\'Orld arr ive on both Assoc· iated Press and United Pres-" In1ernat1onal ,1·ires at 0 1\ILY PILOT. Editors often select best elements from both reports, combine them. S. GALLEY OF TYPE is ready for prl)Of1nr:: after tape-activated ll necasting machines set it up 1n li nes one column "'ide. The tray on 11·h1ch 1t 1s arranged is called a gaJJer. hence the narne .. gaJley prooL" 8. ENGRAVER takes really rtose look at the negative after making .:i pholocopy of a photograph to be reproii uced in the ne\vspaper. Image on negative v.•iU be etched on sensillzed metal called a cut. l I. PLATE MOLDED from ma! baked in to 11 curved shape can b"' locked onto rotary press unil!i, like the one !ihO\Vn here, u·hcre each plate prints one page of the neWspaper • ' 3. COPY DESK gets information frnm s ever a 1 different editors, checks stories for accuracy in spelling. ,e:rammar and style. 1-leadlines are v.rr1tlen here. Copy ts pneumatic .. tubed" I.a printer s on first floor. 6. PROOFREADING is next step. Galley proofs, proofs of headlines anr.I printer! proofr-of pages all are checked 111 Proofreading Room before next pr1nt1ng steps are taken. 9. PAGE MAKEUP sees words and pictures broughl together in 1 form caJled a chase . It is like a metal frame, newspaper-page size, rn which engravings ("cuts") and lines of type are arranged. • .. .... -.~ '. • 12. WHILE INK is still drying after the presses !ipill out t.he day's run of DAILY P ILOT eriitions at 70.000 nev.•s papers per hour, carrier hustles along h1.t. route lo drop "today's v.•orld" on your !awn. ' ( I l ,. -.. -..... ·-·--' .. y f4 DAJLV PILOt ,AMAi.iiic . ... tb .. • • . "l WI~ N:1A. MAP W-'0lfD J1.t. .-OT TOGff MIX'ED VP wrrJ.t A ""661.E«. • Exodus fl Of Jews Halted ;" MOSCO"' IAP1 The Soviel Jewish movement h11s decided that the Kremlin end· eel an unprecedented period of Jewish emigra!ion to lsrae:l this summer because it is no longer politfcall.v expedient. "The exodus is over. It w;i s just as we said. 11 temporary measure ca lculated to silence criticism nf their .Jewish policies while they got thl!! con - gress and more trials out ()/ the way." This was hnw one movement '·member has asses.std the ·Sovie! gnvernmenl 's \iberali1..ation nf it'\ Jewish emigration policy during the -four-month period of March through June. The Jew, who asked tn remain anonymous. reported tha t an eslimaled JOO persons have em i,grated tn Israel in the past se"cn week.~. Olmpared with the weekly average nf about 211 O departures fnr the March·JunP period, the Jews feel lhe new Jigure 1s proof that the border! were opened briefiy for these basic p n 11,t i c a I reasons: -The government w::is hard-pressed to appease both foreign end dnmeslic'criticism fnllowing t he inlernalif}nal outcry ;igainsl the hijackjn;: trial nf 10 Jey,·s in Ltningrad l asr Drt-rembtr. ThP. las! thing lhe Kremhn wantt!d. the J ew!'I .~ay . was a series nf demonstrations taking place in full view nf ,foreign Communisl leader11 al· tendin~ thP Sovip1 Commun ist party's 24th Cnngres.~ which opened in Moscow March JO. -The December trial was • only the beii:innin'l'.. Twenty- -two more Jews WP.re sit.ling in Soviet prisons awa itng trial for alleged cnmpllcity in the hijack pin!. Since the government r.nu ld not ris k focusing world at- tention on Jey,·ish lria!s :igain. It d~ided to distract its critics by temporarily incre;i;sin.1: lhP number of exit visas gr11nted to .Jews, I.he 1nlorman! said NeY.'S or lhP decision y,·;il' rhsclosed t"eb. 24 tn a J!rnup nf 24 .le11,·s whn wrre sta,i:inii: the first knoy,•n s1t ·1n prntP.sl 111 a Mnscnw ~01 PrnmPnl bu1ld1nf:_ Thp .J rl'.·i;. l'.'t>r, tnlrl thal ;i -ma jor pohr,1• rler1.~1nn l'ln !hr .fey,·1~h qUP:!iluin l'.'(111ld take cf· ftrt /'11;irrh 1 From rha1 rl;itr un11! tlw' ,.ml nf June. il rPportrrl 4,.)(1(1 .lpw~ left for Israel. l'nmparrd '>''1th the prel'inus ilnnual 101al of 1.000 AmQn,i: fl\()SP y,·hn rr('r1v e.rl tbe uncxpc(•ted f)f'rml~s1rin to e migra!l" l'.''r ' !he 11cknowled.i;:ed lrilrlf'r<. nf lhr ,lewish f'm1,e:ra11on mo'-'ement : .at that t1n1c \Vhih! 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'''Ill'·' •11.90 I 1 ~"'U"' ~I'll•! ,\tJ• J IOJJ~S U•l l ,.t ··~·'''"" ------... ..__ ·--~---- '"'"'-•"•• r_,~,.·~ If T•~• •<>~9)' Jerlr I I ~ I I ' ~ I Donohue Prays ••• Then Wins Ontario 500 Pole Ql\:TARIO !A.Pl -~iark Ooonhuf' harl JUSt compltted four laJ>!I a.round lht 2 [>.. mile On1ar1n Motor Speedway 111 an 1veraJ?,e spttrl of 185 004 milt'~ ptr hou r. He 'A'as a.~kM how ii feels to tra vel that fast in a machine that weigh~ only abnt1l l.500 pounds and sit!I two inche~ nff the gr'ound. "Your knucklPs tum wh1ll'," he siurl , •·and yo11 hreatliP rlreply anrl ynu pray JUSI a lit!le hit that the th1ni;:s you ha\'e done to lt1P car h;:1 ve OOen the r1gh1 things . !hat 1t will hold tn~elhrr ., The l1!1IP l h1n~s !ha l 11onohur ;ind h1~ Roger Penske crew did to tilt car Satur- Halos' Alle11 ' May Beco111e '72 Sta1·ter Llnyrt Alle11 1hr i;1oppPr may t'oeC'nme Lln~d AJIPn lhf' sli'-''ler next, seawn Allen 1~ a 2\·)'Par-nlrl relief special1s1 "'11h rhe Cal1lnrn1a Angrls bu1 there are s1g 11~ 11ia1 he will l'TPJI into the st;1r11ng rnt;it1nn next s11 n11ner. "HP'.c; fir~L tn line if we trilrle onr <Jf nur pitch er!' ;ind I ciln fil'l<l somebody 10 repl;H'f' him," m;i n;iger Lefty Phil li p~ said iihnrtl.v i!ft rr Allen recnrderl his 12!h A ugel Slal.e •II G•"'H.., K,'I UOI " ., .1') °"~" ~ ... t.u'} 1! ""~'" ~· O•~l•<WI l•ol 1 ""~''' •• O•• ••n~ I " ~ "'• 1 \< n "'· savr of 1he sra~nn. rt't1ring all fou r men he lated In prr~ervr a 2· 1 l'ICIOr.v fo r Ru•l,v i\1ay Ol'f"r the Bosrnn Rerl Sox Su 11- d.:i v nigh1. ··t.('t!1• ha s .:ilrr11t11· 1nld n1r th<it hP'<l 11~P 1np'.:i.~ .:i st ~r!er rlrxr sf'iH•O n 1f there's ;r .q>01 open ." Allrn rf'!ated. "l'rl l1kr tn sl.:irl." hr sair1 bu\ tem- [Jf'rt>d h1 ~ rrmark ~ by eJ1pr,.~sin11. t1elighl 'ol'ilh work1n,c: Olli of the bul!prn. "I f'llJn .v rP!irf,'' Allen ~.:iirl. "I like rht>: 1rlf';i nf bf'ing in lhere ;i lo!, ! marlf lt 10 thp major.s A.c; a relief pitchtr so I h.:i1·p 10 like thf' JOh ." Allen r x11t1cs conf1rlence both on and off thr rnnu nd. · I knPw when I rTiilr1P lhp !c.:im th1~ J.PrlnJO!, Jh;it t hf'~' wnu lrln'1 ~rnd mt clnwo ii I h.:ict a couple nf rnuJO!,h nutjngs." he ~;ut1 "Yn11 JUSl hal'f' ro have confidencf'! 1n 1·ri11r~rlf ·• Fnrrunatrl\' lnr !hr Anji!f'I~. AllPn·~ rn11i:h n1111ng~ h.<11" hPPn vrr.1· inf rpq11en1. HP rn!rrf'(f lhe i;iarne aRi1 11'1~1 Anston 1n !hr e11!,hlh 1onio2 wi1h nnP run Jn. ,.,.,.n nu1 anrl runnt'r~ :ii Fi r~1 :inrl ~f'rnnd. HP d1~ posf'd nf nnu~ <;rHfln rm a rnul')(t ba ll ;ind rhrn ~r1 1hP fl!'fl ."nx down ill order in Th!" ninth. AllPn ·~ ."frnni;i .~hnw111iz tnah!rrl ~l~v . now !1-!1 , 1n rlt>fr.:i1 !hi' llrd SnJ for fhe f1r s1 11mp 1n hi ~ f'ill'f'l'r . HP mtrrrrl lh" f,.!arnr "'Ith an 0-4 wrnrd il)!..:ii nst !hf'm and .:in 1nflaled !l .~.1 ~:RA hut t arr1et1 a O"f'-hltlrr IJ\IO lhP Pighth . Then R1cn PPtrrwel lL wnh had !hi' lnn l" f\n.~1on hll unli\ !h.:il 11rnP .. "inglf'd Ol'f'f !hf': mnun1l anrl G1>or11e Scot! ;if1df'rl .:in· nthPr b.:i~t hit . ~1.:iv rP1irP<i lhP nrXI twn h1!TP.r~ hut pinrh-hitrrr 011anp .Jnsf'ph.~nn ~1nglrd hotne Pen·ncPlli anrl chasrd 1"1ay. . "-" t •Ll•D•Nl l ( ...... ~ ,,. •rt'"'~ •• y .,, ... f.'"""' .. ~ .. , • • • •• "' • •lflm~• 1'o 11 ... ,. " f".on>•I•• H •b • ~ •b+ ' . ' . ' " ...... ~ ,. . 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E•ol""Ott~. 111 .. ~ N••rTH lll)W 25 ••II ...... ftyo(~. r , •• .., ll••!l'IO .... 0!!¥ 171 •II 1'0 l•"• D•C••~" M•"•"•· Qtu~ O:•"' IJ"• 1111.!•1 11 G«Y !l•!'t""•w••~. lonl•v P'o•• to+, toor~••W! ~!v 111 oil TIHTM lll:OW 11, D>f~ S•''''''" Soll t •>• (l!y, Lfll•·'n•f!, 11'-ll• ~,rs•i°"""'• -111•~• ... ,,.. .... -. •••. C!PYe, .. ,,.. .. lC ~··· Yor\l(,f~\)O~. ''"'"""ft'•'""· ~ ( "'"""'"'""" r ~ • ., 111 l\l l~f"lltflH ROW •1 r . ..,,o• f •'"" ft•on•n, D•ll•••, ~•{••••••fl, I;•~· l' l!•ut• W•l•L!~ <! ''•<~• l"!I , r;-~•·1"0t'v 1~1 !)II 1) J""n ..... •• ••"•"&Or", '""''• ... ~Lor•R,!J•!O 111 (¥ ,. ,,,.,,. .... day werf' thf' rieht thing~ The l3·year-0ld Brown L:n1 \·ersily 1traduate. who 1.c; known in auln racing circles ~ll "Mr Nic-e." woo I~ pole pcll'iilinn for lhf' Si00,000 California 500 champroosh1p rll<'f' next Sunday. His speed wa.c; almns1 lhrpe n11le~ per hour fa ster than Nn. 2 starte r J\nbbv Unser 182.llfi6 and Pete Rrvson whn g~t the. other front rnw berlh at 180.741. Jn racing languaRe. lhese lhref' were "nut of sight " nr thP re1nain1ng starler.c; except rnr 25-year.old Swede Sa vagr, whn an- <."hors the secood row at a speed of 180.396. This third Md hnal slop 1n thP l'nllf'd States Auln Club ·.~ tr1plP crown of au11"1 racing p.:iy~ .:ih<lul S70fl,000 1n pr•~t. pro l'e$S(JfY and !;ip mone~, Thl' winnt'r can f'Xf'W"('t al teflst $1~.0I\}. l)onnhur v.•ants it barll Y, lie IS fift h !rt USAr·$ champioosh1 p f>oin1 .~ra nd1ni:.~ behind le11rle r Al Unser. and ht> is 1n !'f'- conrl placf' in !hr monP)' s!anrl ini:.~ $13~ .. 310 lo U11ser".o. S2!1!,61it "f\1r. N1t'r" wootd likl' nothing better than Lo wind up hi~ first full i;r11.~on on the charnpinn sh1p trail with hoth the dri ving litle .:ind ihe mnney belt Sunday, wh en he ('ould h;i1•e h11rl the ... . ·< ~"'.J-'~ • cla~· tiff. the rnonn lar('rl 1necha111t•aJ rn):1neer hat1 hi~ Mt'Larrn ~1 lli out rm lht' ~rorch1ni;: hnl On t;irin ~ln1nr Sf'PP1lwav rnr 40 lap~ n! pr1H·\1ce at what he eXPf'C1.!i tn be racing ~J>Cl'd. Sn d1r! Sf'1er111 11[ !hr (ll hr r fr1lnl r11n ner.~. Al l.'nst•r , lhc rwn t1n1e Jndianapn!1~ winner, sixth pl.:i«r s!ar1f'r 1n 1h1s nnr, 1nnled arnurirl at 177 niph \\'Ith a full !natl 1)f fu<'I Anrl his ,luh rin) L1 ~nln1ng Special 111 "rilr1n,1: 1r1 n1 " After S11n1t.:iy'<> f111;il q(ji1hf\u1c sr.~~1nn , "'hf'n thr las! nr lhr 4.1 ~tartf'r~ wr rl" sPlccte<t, the $2.~.5·1n1l11on f.:ic1li!y was GIANTS' CHRIS SPEIER (351 SCOOTS BY PHILS' TIM Mc.C ARVER . San Franci$CO 8e1t Philadelphia, 8-3, to Stretch NL West Leid to 81/1 Game' ll<''s Still Fa11 F ornter Dodgers Great Tu1·1is lnto Ne11iesis HnCSTOr\ -(;ii llnrlgc~. nnf' or fhp f)(ldgers' 11ll-r1n1P crr:11 player~. h;i$ nnw bPrnrnP n11p nf thr1r lr.:irling !nrmrntnr". It ·~ hapPf'ned thl' pas1 four sr11~nn.•. ~incP Hodges tnnk nver R.~ field man.:iger of thp t\'t>"'' Ynrk Mel.~. Si ncr b<'i'flmini: f\1e1s n1 :-. n a I! p r , Hlldees' tran1s n111·p accrued a 29-11 ft>COffl .<lj!il lnsl thP On<i,CPrS, hil\'1!\,C llnlV nnf' losing 1·amp;iii;!n a~.=1in~I thP LA bunch -!h.:it 1n l!lin Y.'hrn the r>odgers won SPl(>n nf lhP 12 mPPl ini,:$. And l'f'l'h11r~ f11 e of the most smashing ---IT"HIT E JT'AS ll ------- (nsse~ thr Ondg rr' ha\'r ~uffrrrd ;ii 1hF hand.~ nf !-lrlr!s.;P.• 1.· rn hi>.vl' f'nmp lh1 r;. month \\'hrn thP NP \\' rnr\.:r rs .:ill hut end· rd 1..os Ange lr~· rr:il1.~t11· ch;inrp.~ of win- ning lht> Nat 1nna! l.rai;:t1P \\'rs1. "On I PnJO\' bP;i!inJ[ th.> J)o(jRf'rs~.'' Hn<lj!P!' was 11.~kf'd S11n<la v ::if!Pr lhl' Mrts h;ili nipped I.A , .1-2. "'] l!rt no pAr11cular plP.:i.surp nut of i1. I c11n think nf A fru.• ot hf'r !Pam~ I'd r.:i1hr r hral " Rut hr declioed lo Plabnrale u.·hen .:is\.:- rt1 to namr lhrm. Annthrr rrpnrter :!!<kPrl if he 1 Hn<l2e.c1 \\'nulrl 1ikr to set> the On<lgrr~ \\•rrs! lhr lllle rrnm !he <:i11nr.~ nil\\' th.:i! hP hA.~ rnn- rlllrlf'rl hi~ r;.c.:i.~nn .~rril'1t wilh \)nth Hot1gf'S replied . "A.~ II f.:in l'ri ha l'P In ~a.v rd hkf' tn r;.Pe I.A win it Rut as 11 m11n.:igrr I c.:in n1ake nn chn1rP hfotwrr.n Lhf' !'.l•n. I tr~· 1n bPat. P\'rrynnl' 'ol'e pla\·" Hodge!! sa.vs he think.t the nnrlp:er.~ .~till h11ve 11 shn1 in nvcr1ak1n2 lh,. f:ian!s. rlr~pi tf' h;i\'in~ f;illrn 111i, g11mf'.~ h.<1r k. l!.l">flrl pitchin~ ;inrl li111r!y h1t11nc l'n1 bri;!inn ing to rrrl tha! "'" m1'1hl u.·111 1! niorP anrl mnrr f'l'f'ry day,'' hr ~a.v~. As 111 IUlrigf'r, Gil HOOJO!,l'i; u.·.:i~ ;i "p;i rkl· ln11. ric rfnrmf'r. The first -b11sem;in w11.~ wi1h lhr 1·:.r h frnn1 1947 til I! mnved frnm Rroold,\·l"I tn l.'1$ An,ge les. He made thP n1n11P wf'~! in l!l.'lll. !hen Wa.'i tabbrt1 by lhe f..1P1~ 1n the l!lfi2 expansinn Ora.ft. 011ring hi,c; tenure u.·i th thP llu1!11.Pl'1' hn pl.:iyf'rl in ~p1•en wnr!t1 Sf'rll'~. HP w.:i~ i'rlPCtrrl In ri,1tht All·51 .:i r tr;i,m~ And hp ranks hi,i:h 111 ;i n11n1hrr of tlrpartnlf'nl~ of all tin1e Ondl!rr h1 eh~ HP 's srr·nnd In Ouke 5n 1dl'r In hnn1f' run nutp11t u.•t1h 3fil. i;r1•nnrl 111 rh1 u.•1th 1.2.i4 lh1rft 1n tn111t canv·~ pl.:ivf'rl u.·1rh 2.~JI; ;ind fifth 1n run.~ ~rnrrd "1 1h 1.flAA li0dcf'~ hrltr rl 42 hnrnrr~ 1n 1~:'14 .:inrl l1> 1rl' hallrrl n1'l't '.'100 l\nrl \\'h1IP hr 1nt1f'rd .~r;irklPrt ;i~ 11 pla.1f'r, hr '~ Onnp ;i f.:.11· Jnh in nian.:i!!f'· n1rnl Hr i:1111lrrl th" ,l.·lrl.s -11n1·r thr h11Jfonn~ nf ha.~eha!I -!l"I lhr wnrlrl rhamp111n~hip 1n J%!l in nnp nf thr cPn· t11r.1 ·~ top (inrlerrlla spnrl-" <;torir,~. * Hflft~t>~ l1k r.~ tn rpeall thr rilrl <;1anl ~- Dn<li?rr~ r11•11lrv when lhe c luh~ wrrp s!1ll hf'.:idqu.:irtrr('rl.in 1~ew Ynrk. "With miin.v of thl' f:ins. 1hP OOOJ[Pr.~ Wf'ft' 11 rf'l iginn ,'' hr rrr·alls, "1 C'nulr!n '1 hri;:111 In \rll ynu hn11 n1.:iny fit:hl~ an1nng f11n~ Stl'mmcd from thp in- tcn sil.11 nr till' riv;i lr_v. ii u.·afi 11rr;it In pl11y al Eht>Plt.~ F1elrl -1f ynu u.·rrf' ii Ont111rr "Rul I th ink !'<Im,. nr rhe nrhrr tram~ Wf'rP arlulltl~ S<'ArPd hy our fans r enplr who wrnl In the game.s knrw ba.~rbail ;ind thry wouldn 't hesitatr 1n let yo11 know it" Rrrl Pallersnn . ;i 11oderr~ 1 j,..,. prc.~• drn!. Rdri!'I f(I the leizl'nrl of Br°'1klvn ran - tlnm. "If a tax i cl river fn11nd nu1 vnu \\•Pr .. .:i Giant.~ fan he"d probably tell ,./ou lo gl!.t nut of his C'ah." '' crv }'e ~1 Tear s •' Over Abse11cc Of Toil Netters f\E\V YOfll\ 1Af'\ -Thr 1; s flr!'fl lrnnr.~ rhan1p1on~h1p.~ n1a,v nnl h;11r ("nrnn.:i drl Mar'$ !lnrl La1·pr hp! th•'Y hli\'t> chan1ragnP -.:inrl 1hr 1 'r1;> ~hrrld1ng fc" lr;irs 1n lhe lr111i.: .. ~1r mn1t'll glasses. ··\.l:,.·rr di,"11 11ro1n1rt1 lh.:it l.;11,.r ;ind A li•w nr thr nl hf'r pros arrn'! rrunprt1nc, h111 "'f'rf' 1·rr1' f'~ri!!'d ahnut Tht> 1n11rn;i- rnr111 ." ~aid Rill T;ilhrrl , thr 1n111·n:<rnrl"lt n1rp1•tor ;inrl rh;i 1rin11n, at 1hc fnrm11 I dr.:iw Thursrla,1 "\\'r .:in!1c1pil!e lhr "'lrl('~1 41fl('n nf all llpt>ns " Thr dr;n\' for n1rn·~ anrl "nn1r n .;; ..,nelr~ wa <; .;J;iepd in thr ~1• ;il"lk lnrlnnr~i::.n I JlllnJ!f' nl thr l 'nltrd 'il11nn.;; R111!d1ni;:. \\'h1lr rt>ferrr \'u· Srx1ao;; plurkrd nan11>~ fr11rn a s1h rr hn11•I ;u1d I "'Ii rin1- ha s,;u!n1s anrl rt1·lri.:a 1rs "at1 lu·d fr ntn lhl' Wiili!" Jii r!lf'~ [l!l <;~f'f! a111nr1c. thl' ,C:!l""I ~ 11llh lr;11 ~ nf h1 1hhl1ng • n;in111.1J.(nr Thr fn11rlh I S Op•·n sl 11rt ~ l\'r·dnf'.~d:n• at thr \\'r ~I ~utr Trnn1s ('l11h lfl Fnrr~L ll1lls, !'\ Y 111lh sr1•rn Wf'll kn11wn pr•o. fr~~1nn11ls p11 "~1ng 11 11 1 ~11' evPnt 1n what ~n rn •' h:i1r 111t•·ri1n•rcd as ;i suhtlr IH•Y!'tlll 111 !hr ff'."trr111g 11'!1111" w:ir. HP~1dr~ l.avP r, !hosp who f'lf'clf'rl 1111! !n 4'0n1pc!r 1ncl11dl' t1rf,..nd1n.1; ehi1111pinn l..:f'n !!nscw::.11. Tnn.1• Rnc•hf', :\"f'll'l)Of\ Rr<i<'h .. s Rnv EmP.r snn. Prerl Stnll r , Anrlrrs f:iiTicno and Cl\ff Ory.sr!.:ile nl Sou1h Alrll'il l11r N.:isla.~c of rtnn1an1 a was in.scrtrd as lhe No . 8 ~ef'<l , filling for thlnl-~r<'rlct1 L.:ivf'r. wi1h others movi ng up a nn!rh "Their .:ih.~ence won't hurt the tnurn;i- n1f•nl ffi(JCh ."' nnf' lf'nn 1s oHir ial said dnur1v . "Aft er all. nf the ~even. nnly 11~1n -L~vrr .:inrl Rnsrwil!I 11.n! as far a.~ thP q11arlcrfinals ;it Win1 hlet1on.'' .lohn NrwPnmhe of AtJstr.:ilia. !hr \\'1rnhlrrlnn rhamptnn, 1.s Sf'1'dPd No, 1 111 thr n1r.n"s t1i visinn ::ind hi$ 11pcn1n,1t rnunrl nppnnrn! 1.~ 101111.h .!.:in Kndr ~ nf C1.erhn~lnvak1::1 , r111rd the u.·l"lr)d's t\n 1 clay court player. This l1n1e he must play on s;r11.~~. 1 )(l,"flll t1ou.•n 1111111 Thur!itla_1-Thar.., thf' day lnr f'lghl hours of practice nl f1c1ally 1lp~12n11t M ,11~ "eitrhurPl iM run• " The C.:il 500 will h111>'e 1h 1s up-1rnn1 llnt•up R<'h1nd !ht> lrn11I rnw uf l)onohuf'. Rnh. hv l 'n~f'r and Rel'!'lnn, will tit: 111 11erond hne of Savai;tl'. Jnhnn.\' Rutherford anfl Al l'nsrr, 11 lh1rt1 rnw nf Gordon .Johncnck, 1'.la rin Andret11 11nd A. ,/. Pnvt, and a fnurtft row nf Mel l\enl'nn . .Irle Lf'nn.:irt1 and l.:i~1 l'e.:ir·~ Cal ~ winnM" Jimm v ~1 c ~:l rratti · Further down the line will bf' Sunt1ay'1 la!'tl'sl quahf1rr. Gary Rrtlenhauun GI Tinley Park. Ill. who c11pped lhree days (If !!"'lublf'!' IJy bre11ktn,_ 1n 11t in +47 mptt. There werf' .~ qu.:ihf1er8 t1uring the two d.:iys of ac11on, thref' of whom wer• btJmpt'd by fa~!er 11peed.~. 1'hf' Average ~pPf'd n( ttt.-:t.1 who wi ll slarl w.:i.s 174.500 niph . Jun Hu rtubist of Nnrth 'ronawand9 , ~.Y .. lhe on1_y driver ~till hu~llinJ[ a frflnt · f'ng1ned r11adslf'1', f:ulf't1 tn maMe thf' field . Ht> starttd 33rd hen• last year, and madt> three attempts to ge~ tn this time around . Tin1e Ru1111i11g Out Skidding Dodgers Open Astro Series Ill' (;1.E.l\IN WlllTJo: Ol l~t D•ll~ Piie! ll•ll HOl lSTfl!\ Fnr ~kipper W11l!er Al s1nn. rhr fnrn111l:i fnr hi~ Oflrl~prs rP- n1;iinu1R 11.s srrin11 ~ cnn!Pnder.c; for !he ti - llP of the r\atinnal LellRUe \\'est I!'\ simplt>: "\\'P\'P ~nl In snap nut of thP way u.·e've hf>rn pla.ving on thi s trip prPl - r~· q111ck or 1t (!he title rAce 1 wilt be 01•er." he .~11 id. H i.~ \\'11rds nf wisdom i-l'lme Sunda.v 11flrrnonn at Nrw \'nrk 's Shea Starl ium after I.A h.:id t1rnppet1 11nnlher rru!<hing la ~t -tnlnUtP t1rfeat Rt lht> hands llf the {'.let.~. 1'h1s hmf' 1t w;is ~-~. giving the fo,l{'l.s a ~··Q )fl A>ro l! Sen! I Srol, ) l>odger Slate 411 O•mn •~ k'I {l~tf 0"'1o••• "' Meu•"'!<Pu1l<on ,,JI ~ m I 1' o m J J) ""' 1•JJ ""'· ~11·trp nf !he lhrel' 11.:irnr wePkPrnl set and ~l roppini:: Al s ton·~ r haps 8 ~~ 211me~ behind lhf' j ;i;inl.s. P.'nw the Oi11lg1·r.~ op<'!I a f11ur-11.:i1nl' ~!'!'If'.~ l11n igh1 u.·ith up Anrl t1own Hou.s!nn at1t1 Alit!nn will ~r~ wilh Al l1nwn1n11 \ !~- 11 1. his 11,inningesl pilrher. S11 11d;i.1··~ ~t·!hack w11 s mu1·h hk l" S11turda1 '5 2-1 loss, Both camr wi1h lwn 11111 in !111" n1111 h ln111ng . Bnth c.:i rnP .:ifter thr f)orl~prs h;id le11d . "\\'p'vo tlf'rn thi5 l.:ir hrhinrl thr (;1;in1s hrfnrP ;ind 1·ornP h:irli quirkly." Al ston arld!<. Rut nnw he's hat!linJO!. two roP.~ - !hP 1;1;in1s ;ind lime. If thP 1:i:1111.c; play 5fl(I hall -11n 14·1 ~ lhC' rC'n1a.1nt1er <11 the season -th.:it 1n1•:1ns 1hP ]lodgers ha vr to play at a .1100 1·h p by winning 2.l of thei r l11st 29 tills lo J11st tie rnr thP cli"iiannal rrnwn. Furthf'r. rake nn1e !hal sinrr Au,1t. 11 whrn lhP /)nrl~prs sl1erd lhP 1;i.:in!~' lr;irl tn .11, J.!:imcs. !hf' I.A hun!·h h;i~ won nnl y livP nf tfi rnc'flunler.c; whilP the r.1.:in!_, h.:i vr rnnvrd along at. a 9 .. 1 l'lip. H11u.•r l'1'r. lhcrr i~ ,i::nod news 11nd h<id !ll'W~ for th~ Oodgrr.~, Pir.~t. shnrl ~tnp ~1at1r\' l\lilL~ i.~ nut int1r.f1nilr!,v wit h ref'llrring p~1n In A sprained nght wr ist. MP Sil.VS hr ~hnuld be ready to j)Jay n1nmentAri l,,. Alslnn i~ ml"lrf' gu8rt1et1 . suggP.sling that t-.·1aury nia~· mis.~ most nr 11JJ of the Hou!'!nn Sf'rlP.~. Hnwel'er, 'ol'i!h !he [)ndRers being pre~srd mnrP and n1nrt' for .:ill thP belp lhf'y can get. it would seem that he'll I» in action 11s soon a.'i pnssiblf'. The AslrodnmP ht>rf' h.:i.'i not hern nnft nl !he nndRer~· winning ~l(lp!i (In thl't rnad. Thev are 2-.1 hcrP Mi far in 1971 and arp ~-6 ail11inst the Astros for the cam- p111Rn . Sunday"s lu.~s 111 Shra Wil li grim. The Dodgers ldssed .:iway a J-1 lead lhPn w111ched the Mets win ii in thl!: ninth when pinrhhitler Tomm~ Aiz,ef' sinp:1td ltl ngh! 1n bring in Kt'n SinRletnn, who ha d walkf'd and been s.:icrificed In second. A.~ Alston poinled nut IA1l'r, it wa A pllrhrr Rill Sini;ter '1 lack nf control lh.:it lecl In his t1owof;ill. Two of the ~1e!~' four run~ were scored bi· mPn who walkerl . · 1\.\e.:inwhile . Richie Allen ~n.:ippcrl nul nl 11 slump. drivini.?, in 1111 thrPf' Dodger run~ with 11 1wo-run homer 11nrl I ~ingle in four trips to !ht> plA!e . Rul lhllt i.~ now anrirnt his1nry. All th.:it n1::i!IPr~ at lhP mnmrn1 tit A \~1nn & O i. i~ wh.:it !ranspirP.~ fro m loniJO!,hl until thP f'nrl nf nt>xt month. w O•••<. c• .,..,.,..,.n•. " w .... ~ ... ,, 11 ""•n, 1n Mo,., U G•'-•~· Jn "'"'""'""· t .......... l~ ~'"""'· " .. ' •• ' . ' ' ' • • ~ .•. ' . • • ' . ' ' • • ' . • • ' . • • lolW YOll lC ••• ~ rtll • • • ' .. ' ' ' • ~ I ' ,..,,.,...,n, •• WG•''"'· .ln 1 ( J &ftl <, " "'""""""''· In e .. ,, ... ., l~ S•"lll•!<>n, rl GrG••. ' H1hn. ct Sh•m•~~. ,,., Sodlf~I. ~ McG••w, ' t.o••· 1111 • ft ft ~ 1,..... ,, J • J '"'"'' J ) ) I I D 0 n J 0 ft ~ 1 1 e e J • ' n B B ft ~ I & 1 1 .1'l I j Two ""' w~.., w+n•lng •un .ror-.1 to• •no•I"" 101 000 l»'I J Now .. n,. Oil 000 (l(ll -I l !•no•••nn. '"'ou•On nr L!!" Ano••• I LOil -l "' ·~·'•• \, N•w Yo" 6 l~ -( Jnr>••· ..:,.nellMI. G•rwoV Mii' ~. 411•" ("lo linQlo•~n (I) ,\ -\l•l""t1n1, C.rn•o tP' N II II II .,., ~lnQ•• fL ,l.IO I l·!'.1 • • l ~"~""'' I 11,1 l ) I M•(·••N IW,1~" I I ll n ' G I T•m• -) 1l •ntnd1nc1 -... ~JJ, Ap111·011ch RJ1ome . Gets Big Break, A11tl Mal{es Most Of It Ffl"\Rnnn f\1a"~ IAr 1 -.J rrr." Rhon1r 11 :i.•n 't ;il1n111 to plal' .:i 1 ·nn.~rrv.:i!ivr iz.:ime 1n h1~ f\rsl n11t1n2 .:i~ R l .n.~ An2rll".~ Barn 'Yn11 h;i1·p !n r\l"I snn1rlh1n11: pnsitivP In n1r1 kr tll1.~ lt>.:in1 ." tl1P 1n11rnrvman 1)11r kup q11artrrb;u·k ~11id ~11nda_1• aflt>r the R.:i1n.~ rl1•t,.a 1rd 1h1• l\'(·W E1q,(l and P:i!rioL~. :'11 -21 . fr1r 1l11•1 r 1h11d l'lt'lnry 1n five NA!inn~I f'nr11h;:ill t.t•ai:llf' p1·psea!'.1J11 'lame~. Rhon1r . ;1cfp11r cd frnrn Houstnn, in h1!( ..;1•1·rnth prn yP:ir , "n1nvrd [hp tr11m ff'lll Wt>ll ,'' ~;1 i1t ('flllf'h Tommy Prnfhro, whn '>Uh.~!1lu!f'd h1rn ror N(I. 1 qu11rtrr)llif'k Ron1.:in f;;ih rirl in !hP SPCnnd h11!f. l!hnrne «Ornp!Pted 1h rre nf five pa~!'P~ f(lr 1 ;1~ \'ard.~ ;ind nnP lnur·hrtown . H1!'. h1,1t pl ay wa~ a ~-y11rd pall.~ to Pal S1ud.~till when !he Rams. were backed up al!illllSl thrir nwn 1rtn11I. a timf' when many quart('rh:irks wnuldn'I ri s.k he in1rt <'aui,:hl rnr :i .s.:ilt>ly hy t1ropplnR back in 1 he rnd 7.0nf'. ''1 111.:isn't ~01n11; to eall an ythin,1t con- servat1vr ," Rhome ~.:iit1. "I know I've knO{·krd around prn football 100 loni; nllt In know lhat whrn yn11 if't A break you'd bc!lrr make the mo.st of 11 Aclually, lhe play w11., sAre ennu11h brc11use I could always dump off thf' ball. I told Sludstill In go Alnni,:, thal 1 u.·11~ J!ning lo throw l'ln VWAV !lhnm f' .:il ~n thf'W It ll(TP('() ras~ I" \\'il11P F.lli•on 11nrl lhP running bAr.k l!CAm• prrrrl 11lnn g tht: .~it1elinr.~ for 49 yar'd.~. wit h the help of ~u11rd S!Pve nuich '~ bln1 ·k, and .:i lrillt hrlown anrl 24-7 Lo.s An.ir:eles le;id i11 the third quarTer. I .a;1ce Hent1.r l .~cored h1~ r Ir .•!. ln111·ht1nwn 11.'i " n11n1 by TlJnn1n.11 \.1 yard.~ nn a rl'verse in the rwrth quarter. : G.:ihriel. who t'flmpleted II nf 2.1 pa!ISI'.~ for !01 y.:ird,o; and onf' tnuchrlnwn, ~Ari !IPl'rral Af'ri.:il.~ clroppffi. HP lhrl'W "' 2· vart1 tou1·hdown pas~ tn light end Rnb Klein for the Ram~· i;econt1 louchclnWri. Tr;i vi~ Will iam!'\ accounted fnr lhe flr.•1 when he took the oi>ening kickoff. a.J yard~. · Prothm. whn callPd the Ramir pa~ll ru~h "one nl the be.st we ha ve h;id rluring the preleague ~11~n.'' noted that th~ Palrillts had only 7~ 11el p:tll.~in11; yards for the 11ame, minu11 19 in the fir.~t half. Yel New EnglAnd quarterback .Jirn Plunkett rlrew praise from R·I m defensive end J)11vid "De11<"lln" Jones . "They 1 OorlRe r~ I have fi ve 11:a1nP~ lrfl v.·Hh lhp Giant~. LA h.:i!I In win fnt1r nf lhem. Au t al leA~I ~'nu hR\'e thr he11rl-1n- heat1 confrontation and 11 's sn much l"a~ier tn pirk up izrn11nd whf'n vnu can t1n ii vn urself ;irni nor h.:ivf' tn rel)o on some- one Pl~ In iin ii ff'lf' vou. Weaver Finally Gets Win "Plunkett f!'I nol only good. hf''.~ J[nin~ to ht a star -make that a supf'rs!Ar." ~11it1 Jone~ of 1he Sta nford RoMl Bowl hero. ''He's biK 11.nd hf''~ slronJ[ And I found 001 tod::1 y he ha!'\ Int of poise. I hit him a couple nf Rood lick! 11nd it didn't seem In faze him." Plunkett directed the Par.~ tn lwo fourlh-q1u1rter touchclowns. includin.11 hl5 firir l 1111 11 prnfe1u1ion11I on 11 IO-y11rd run. "The Ondgf'r!I necd ;iJ \\·in ~1rr.:ik bul lhty .c;t1ll ha vf' time tt:1 .,fio ii There'.• " rnnnth In go and 11~ w~ know, 11nythini:i; can happrn .:inrl u.c;11ally rlOf':~ ''f.ver~· J!Rme fi!PI~ lnughc r 11~ th;il month 11(\f'!'I nn In f,11c! nnt nnl v rln I think !ht rHii:er~ hA Vf' 11 C'hanre, hui I lh1nk we h.:i vP ;i .~001 11t our rlh1l!'lion." Thr Met~ "'"-1n1., 1111mt~ behind Pi1L.;;hurgh and h11\'f' SL l.'1111, 11nrl ChiC'.11.gn -~IAA Ahearl nf lhem in tht' N11- tlnn11I ~lll!"Uf' f:11~I. .lumpln11: palll thr,., nlhf'r lf'Am' in • mnnrh sef'rn!I likf' lhr 10n~ ~hnf nf \hr rrnlurv. Bui A~ Hot1Rf'.'I pn1nt.o1 nut hP h::i' !'l!t rrinfrflfll.:it 1nn~ w11.h 'at h t'lr thP lpam~ ahrat1 f)f !hf' M'1..s. "V.'ie're starling to l:f'I r!Nf:HURST, N C.:. tAP J -"Nnw I fPPI likt 1 can finrl nut JUii! hnw aoot1 I 11m," Oe\.\'1t1 Wra ver ~11id. "Nn11· r C"an ~e. just hnw 1rtnnrl my 11nlf J[amr i~. \.\'i nnin11: lhi.-nne, well , 11 put ~ mf' nn 11 level wilh all I.hi'. othf!r plii,vr r11 11•hn h;ivf' won tnuroament.,.;; and Rivf'11 mP 11 r hance tn find nut just how iznod I cAn pl11y " Weaver. 11ray1n11. 31 -yea r-0ld probahl)' hf'r!tr knnu.'n .:is :i onr-l!mil! h;i rk up l'JUilf1Prb11r k lo f"lon f\.l('T C'rlilh Al SoulhPrn f..1Plhl'lrli~t •. ~roret1 hi~ fir~! prl)fe~inn;il b.1· a six-~t.rnkf' mar~1n 0\1pr .~tr11;!gllng Ph il ROOgerr; Sunday In lh!!ir head-to. •• " ,,, -- hrAd cnnfrnnt11t inr1 for the $3.tflOfl first pr11si In the United Sr111rs Profa~innal t.1a!ch PlAy Ch::impionship. \\'raver ~11d a final rou nd 71, one unrlPr p:ir , 1n lht unique r vf'n l that fea1urc!'I hl'ad-ln..h4!1td play w11h !'l<.:Orin11: hased nn 101111 ll lrnkes O\'Cr 18 hnlr~. Rodiz,crs h11d a 77, ri\•P lll'r r p11r nn thf' fi ,!J73 yarrl (.:nun· I r~· ~luh nf North c.ctrnhn11 C'nur~r Thf' \'trtnr.v pus hed \\1ca1•pr'.c; 1•;irn1n1Zli !n f.74"11 14 ft'Jr thr •yr.:ir , C'nn1 parrd with a l1rtl r nvc r $1.1.000 l,11.~t ~ca::.on. tu.~ hPsl rr~l'in11.~ yr nr He lo.~r h1,s spnnsnr aftrr !hll! nnr -, 't f 1t wcrcn·~ for 11 c11'uptt of friends I • • .. \· r Doi 0 wnuldn 'l bf. nn my nwn, n111ybf' wouldn't even be out ht.re, But I'm nn my own," h,. J1::11d , lnokinR: 11 the t:iiR: check And '.l·hi.stlin,g, "whert.'' "It's been a lon1rt . h11rd .druggie,'' 1.:iid hiA pretty wife, Sh~ri . "Nobody know~ hn'ol' Inna or Mw h1rd, he 'a work~. but him." £ ''I find lrird lhf' 1nur for about ~i :r 1nnnlhs in 1!11>4 and ·n.~:· hP rtc11llefl "11nd rlidn"I tn::ikf' .:i r hrrk I f'0~11rin't bc11t .<10.vhnd,1 !'vi! rf'11ll,v hPrn on !ht' tour ~l f'11t1y only 11hnut four. 11 little more than fnur ."r 11rJ1 "It 's been touih " -- ''-" a~ 011 .. 1•" Ln< .O."Q"'"" I 10 I lt N•w £"'!\•PW! 0 I f I• -II L• T w1111 ...... IJ l lt~ntl f•lU'" ID •·y oleo • lof l •""""'· i 'vii l(•-"•"• l lc;•I tA Ill•'"• ? II<'" l•om (',ol>ti.I tD ll•y k oc~J LA -~G, n ••v ll L• Ett'"'''· " .,..., l•"m l!""'m• rn lll:lf iuck 1 Nf -l •.,'111" t ""' f(;.eoelU • .,.1 L• -1.,.,,.1, t• .,,., ~D R.•y •tl•.•1 "4£ -/' ...... ~.,.. '~ 'VO\ (G*+•I ~ldl"I ,t.1t..,.,onft -j),'11 r1"' .,,,.,. ... rt,,..~tf\G yOM•ao "•.,.ion v••d•O• ~(!or~ v•rdo<ll ........ .... ~ .. ~u,..blM '''' l'•l dl ""1•l•IO!I ...... " " •• '" U·l't~ '"' • .. .. ...... ._ " " " M ·~·'If\., . " • ·~ .. i I , ,,, s rts IQ Brief ~M11tiiY, Au1ust lO l?;l • ·= .. 5 zw:: ..._.... I • I I ' R evso 11 in Easy Victory; Ba,rthes Ft1ces GraelJner 1 ~\..KHART I .Ah. .. ;, \' 1~ PP1 f'r • .,(;\•lftn illar1Mi last 11!1 P.r h11l1na !n ~hn..., ~ u}. fnr ltme 11·1 a l~ 1n !hf f ,11 nafl 1an : An1rrican rhal!Pr1ge • 'up ~Prlf'!i' 6Uilh r'r•, bul he rti·n\I! h1 8 'A i'l;;re11 r'he1rnlft lfl an e~i~· ftrsl plac ·fl l 1111sh 'f'he Harhnr ('ii ).~ ;ihf r a(P1 n1<111a~p1t ., In lake lhe IPa1t h} lhe IRlh l11p of !~P Ml I <'lrf'Ull. '.f!M)·n11le 1 il<'f' 11nr1 hPh1 nn Ir• w111 ))1 n1'Pr a l;ip 111 H~~ 012 r11 ilr<: pf'r hfl11 r nn lhl' t1\'l<:ln1i: fln11d '\nirn• ;i ,•n11r-:r ,JO ~lffl'rf tof ~\.\ll lf'll;inri \\II<. ~f'•H!id Ill l'I rnr!>( hr 91 j" h11 ! \\l·l.;irp11 « 'hr1' ~a1nrr! thP np\! 1hrc" pl:i1·es -.11h \ 11· ~:tfnrfi nf Englanrl \hurl . 1.othe.r \1 ot~1·henhaf'he r , Npu·porl Re;i1 ·h fr111r th 11nrl H1rnsh1 l a1;:i1 n nf .lana11 flf1h ' r ar 1rn11h!e h\· Rei ~on & ll'a1n111a1P. ~IS Huln1e nf f\e1< ZPalanrl ;:inf1 wnrlrl I dttvinJi?. t:hAn1r1nn ,!;:i1·k1P Str 11.:t rt or Sroll.:inrl hPlpPr1 AP1~n11 c;:i 1n hl!'i th1rr1 ' WC\nr~· nf lhe J!r, I ~rrir~ fnr 2fl po1nl!'i an!1 a stasnn 1n1al nf Ri HP 11nn $14 4;..o ~. Rle#•Pll l lfU PI j~ SOl 'TH nR/\\l ,f•:, .\.I r 1r1 rP '•·Ra r1hr s nf Fr<i ru·r 11n.~rrdrrf 1n lhP Eas1rr n l.;:i11n Trruil.~ r 11an1r1nnsh1f1!'i, says he r an 1ahe lhe n1 en·i; s1nglP." 11111' d h t! pl::iy rem::11n ~ a.~ i ·nnsi~trnt R~ It has been ~~r t hes. 11~111 lot•!. lttp ~·1·1·111'11 111rlonr!i t1tlr p;irl1er 1h1~ vc;:ir, f1nrls Aut tnria11 111&1. hn~' flnn sisle11t n'I' 16 \lo'hf'n hP far es Clari.: GraP.hner 1n rhe fina ls. f.rAehner himself has been a runnenJfl in Jhe 1n11 rnarnent f11 e limes Rarlhes 1 a11llerl 1ntn the l111als S11nr1ay with 1 1-fi, i-fi . fi-4 , 11-4 \'1r tnrv n1·er tnr-- -ihfferl M~r!~· R1e&&en nf fo~1·ans!nn Ill ~et!bner of ,\'ew Ynrk Cl!y rlefeal~ Onny Swi111 1'ea111 8egi11s Tour llOt.:STC>N 1AP1 -An An1enr·an i;...,·1m- miilg tl'am. frp~h lrom the Ni1!1nnal AA I! champ1n11sh1rs here anrl rnn111 1n1ng six wnrlrl rei:nrrl hn1rle r~. IP.fl Hn11stnn S11n- day fnr a &:11ropean tour. The le11n1 \\'ill 111Pot n!her 11;it111nt1 1 l eanis 1n 111Prls 11h11 'h will 1n1·lnrtr ~:11.~t Gl>r111;:in~ anrl fl 11s~1f1. \\'nrlrl recnrrl hnlr1f!rs a111un~ I hr 111f'n 11r,-.\1A r~ Sp1!1 .. (;;ir,· 111111 of r.11rrlrn Gnn·e a11rl Tnm \1rRrPrn ~'nn1en's wnrlrl rrcorc! tinlrlrrs 1n1 lu1te ElQe nanic1. Susie At11·oor1 ana ! Prank f roehllnf!, nf f''nrl l.a11rirrria lt . ~·la , anri '!'nm ~:nlefsnri nl l.ns A11gPles. 1·1i. Ii 7 Ii 4 Rnh iy\a11rl 1,f Sn111h /\lrir a anrl Allan S1 11ne nf A11~1ral111 hPal Tnfn 1.o!nnan'\ nf r;iln<i; \r1rl1'o;, anrl Rnb Cari11 1chaPI nf F i ;.ini·r . 1.r,. fi -i li-4 t ;raPhnf'r anrl \'~n n1l!rn niN>t .'-l ;iurl ann Slnnt> In l hP final~. e lllue H'i11 • \o. 2;r 11ai.:tanrfs \111'\a Rl11t nntrhen his 2~rrl \ 1clnrv 1n ?8 neriSll'lflll Sunna.1 a~ th1> A'.<; 11 pper1 thP1r AmPrir ari Lra211f' \\'re! mari:?,1n n1rr l\a11<;a~ Cit~ In lfi i;:ames w11 h a 4-:1. !l n rl n11hl l'!hearler i;11 erp nf thP \\'ash1nglnn ~enal n1·s In 1'eh1,unll1n,e; frnrn a pair nf fnt1r-h11 1· 0 ffl:-,.~p,<; H1 !hr fl['ll'nr r, lhP i 2-1ri1 f-flid fireha lli11g cnu!hp;:i11· !<<'illtrrrrl .~i~ h11s ;:i11rl ll'h1lfeci 10 ha11ers. He learl.~ the ma - i11rs wil h 27~ stnkenuts. e '1'11·0 Sl111 re l .etul JllSI a;; hiippy In SPe 1h1s 1nurn11ment enn nA"'·" sa1ri .hrn .lewell after mnr 1ng 1n1n 11 firs! plat e 11e w11h A H ~1kes 111 •he $flrl.fVll'l Crm1.•orrl Op<>n <:nlf tn11rne1 "lust 1h1nk . 1f JI wa,<; n1er nn~·. l 'rl lie a "'ttlAf'r 1n m~ first .\'ear rin the 1n11r ., .lewell. a 27-l'rar-n!d frnn1 Sn111h RPnci. 1narle !ha t cnmrnrnt afler 1·11rrirng a par 72 Suni111.1 tn Jnin Sikes ;is l he i·nlearlf'r al lht ha lfwa l' m11rk nf !hP 72-hnlP 1·nrn - pe t111nn n1=er lhe 'i.205-yarrl l'nnf'nrri Hn tPI la~·nul. . lrwPll. who had he.en l!eci f11 r lhf' 1np ~mt aftPr the first 1·nunrl 1'horsn;:i " 11·11h .!1 m W1Prh,,r.~ anrl f1H·k Mt1 l'er 111 ifl, t111ri 111s1 r a1rsP In hp harp\' Arll Sikes. f11111 ~tro!.:es off the parp all er 1he firs! rn11nfl , harl reaa;nn In he er'slallf'. His S11nflay rnunfl ll'i:IS a f11•e-1111rler-par fi7 ll cnurse rl'rnrd e 'l '1•11r11tJJI I•• 1llel11ille l\E\\'PORT, R.r. ~ l\Pt'f'\' MP h·lllP. a 24-y eilr-nld fnrrnPr Sl'f'l'l'l::ll'I ff fl m ,\1el hn11rne, Al1srr;:il1::1. ll'ilS $4 .4M nf'hPr lnrla• afll'r win ning lhP 520.Ml \ 1ri:1n1o'I ~lun~ r:niss C..:nurl s Tnurnamcn! a! the {'asinn. ~f1ss Mf'h•1\l t> f1!1S1rri hPr I H~t 11rtnrv nn thr prn P1r1·111t Sunrla v b) f'~ging Fr11 nrn1~f' Ourr nf ~·ranre li·l , ~-i, 7-li. IA a llP·hrt;:iker !hnllf'r. Burn s Ru15ty, But Chargers Still Winners :oi .\'\ IH ~J .n 1A f'1 Th1: heralried rnoll1t lilnt tn h1.~ frt>t slnl"I\, th e: a1nrni111i .:roa n nl 3:-i.fllNI fanr. et•ho1Ai 1n San Diego s1arl111m. It war. e1tl'.i r()fll.1 e s n1ght1nare rnml' tn1e 1.Pnn R 11rn~. !he San Dlegn ('h;t rgPr~' ~n I dr.11.fl chn1re frflm Cal Rtate (l,ong Flf'al'h han hl'rn w1rle npen 1n the enrl l11!1t T~" Ll 1a1r1 pa ~s l rnrn .lohn H;i rll was 1111 !f1r~rl S1:11111 n;i y n1~h1 ;:incl lhe 211·\Par ulrl lrP~t1111an ll<llS 111 l1r11> fnr hii first pr1t- f Pss1nn11I !nurhdo11n lf\ I.he fourlh quarter aga1ns1 New f1rleans ' fia1n!s Burns rlropperl lhe halt '['he !'harger5 Wfln an}wa ~. ii .1. hut Runu;. 11-ho gainer! IS yarf1s In fnur rar- n es. will ha1e In wa il 111 least annlher \I eek fnr his first l11urhnown. · I re got no ulea whal haprened ., i;a1d the l rusl ralerl tJ.'1-pn11nrl speef'l s1er "I was loo wine npPn , ! g11ess He1·\L lhat s JUE! l 1~e plav1ng 1·a11 ·h. I d1ui'1 a1·en wan! tn lal ~ ahnut it. II was there. J i;hnu lrl ha1 e harl 11, h11! J flrnpped 1t.'' 11 was a f11sappo1n1tne; night for ann1her roo~1e: Ne w nrleans 11uar1erhar.k Rnb h1 ii1·n1! tn his f1n;t i.ta rl as a 111·11 . lhe ~~-yea r- 11\f\ grilrl11ale nf Tennessef' r:fl1nplelerl fl nl 1~ pa sses rnr _111sr ,,s yarns anrl 1n 1he nne half he player! maneuver11rl the Sa inls 1n - !n nnlv nnr·e sr·nring nppnrlun11 ~ a 4?- ~ant unsucr·essful f1elrl gnal atfnrl by 'rnn1 flempse.v Nalurall.1 he 11a ~n I ~a 1 1~t 1rrl, hlli 11·rirf1s sa1rl allerwarcili, hut h1g tnAP anf\ his I are sa1rl he was mnre fiepres5efi than that "\Ye rl 1f\n't p111 an.v po1n1 s nn lhe hnarrl anci Iha! s ...,,ha! il's all allnut,' i'irntt i;11rl 't'he l'hargers, 11 hn e11enerl their pre~easnn rer.rirrl al J.i . held ,,.,1e11• Orlr11ns sc·nrelesr. 1n !he first hall hul nn· 1.\' managerl nine po1n1s themselves , all nn fielci goals h.Y nennis Parree . rarlPe. "hn wa s Jimilerl In punt in& last year hPra11s1> nf a lnrn thigh m11srle, hoolef\ 1wo n1n re !hree-pn1nters in !he se - •,fl nf1 h;:ilf anr1 was awarrle1'\ !he ga1ne ha ll h.I' 11earl e11a1·h S1rl l iillman. Partee·s i.:11::\.E were frnn1 :!I , 26, 4;1. i~ a11r1 24 .~ards , anrl he alsn a11erai:ed flfl ~ yarrls nn sit r111111s l1illn1an 11rln11 t1eri laler lhal yes. he was f'nnr ernerl !hat lhe Chargers harl nll l,1• &rnrerl nne !n11rhcinwn agains! a learn 11·h1rh has Inst ;:ill fnu r prl'~f'a!'inn 11:amP.~ anr\ 1n in 11 rnw {'nu nt 1ng the [1nal ~1~ rr~t1l11r !<{';isnn ''ontri;ts l;isl !'Par AuL he ;ir1rlrrl. · Thrre s nn rPa ~nn wh l' 11p ("an '1 l'('flt'P. \\r \·p 1!111 ;:in r~r,.llrnr 11 11;ir1rrbilrk. P\f'PllPnt nu!.,1de Pnr15. ti· r P)lrn{ runntnj ha('k\ anrl nur pass prn- !.er1 1nn 1s hPtrer !haft arlequale. 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'"Ill•, 011 lft• .. , 1 .......... \ •11••11 "'·II" lll ·U!I Jt .. •T!!T~Jl""!~ "'·11 11 ·----------~·-·-·-·---IH COSTA MESA'S ED WILLIAMS IRIGHT I RACES BILL CODY. Cycle Rcicing iri Californici Lured Willia11is Fro111 , East West Coast Eli11LS Crown On Li1ie T 011ig,lit cit l(onc1, Gary l\tadison or Sa n Hernard1no goes alter l11s 1>t'- t.:ond straight West Co<1:.l l\latch Game Eli1ni~ations h- He in a row tonigh t .it l\un:i Lanes in Cosl<l Mesa -but it figures to be an uphill baUle. Bowling begins ill 9: 15 111th tltadison and rour others seek- ing the crown. Madison just did n1ake it tu Jhe final s, finishing in fifth $JXll by just three pins 01cr 5'lnla Ana 's \Vally \\'agncr A lefthander, l\lad1son ,,.,.ill face Ontario's l;reg Bader· deen in the first match tonight. Baderdeen p I a c r d rourth in the finals. ago and "'HS ·""\'t'Olh gu111g in- to last Y.l't!k's bo11lu1g Hub111so11 t .... 111 led ~·n 88:! scrit'.~ la:>t \\"(•ti... To n 1 A ll t ·:; C'h<t1np1uns hq) ga1nf' 11111 be two gantes in 1lural1nn 11n 11 dilferent pair or lanes th11n lhe other rnatchl'S l•l"lll).; held. ,ll"('Ot'd1ng LO Uit k Stoeffler, I ht' lournan1ent uri g1n;llor and d1ret lor_ If 1\ladiso11 reJ)('als as E!uns f'h;unp1011 tonight. Lt will be .. nJ.\ 1he ~eco11d tiine in 11 \"r ars ol the tourna1nenl th:it ii bcJ11·ler has won b;:ick·lo-bat i.. Lu11 rnan1ents Hrseda·s Lainar Krck (\.\"ho t1n1shed 10th this )'Car f y,·on 11 111 1968 and "69 Tonu:ht 's \.\111n1•r will race lht• S;1n Fr<1 nebco end :)a1Ta111l'ntu cha1nµ1uns nex\ 1 \1t•c ke11t! fur the \\'estern St~tf's 1·hH111p\011sl11p. The Southern C<1!1 forn1a block willl be held Sundoy at Kona al 5 11 Ill_ 'l'11ere is 110 ad 1ni s s lon chargt• for tonight':; bowling. M~~·· "'1nnrn91 & W•il• """""°' )•rtl• An• 1 '""' i n~"'"' ~~n o .. ~~ M•kr S<>1dh. Anrin;,,,, • l•• r • .-o•. ~<1 u,..,u I~ l •.,••• ~~· R•'•"~ "· ~~lo•ld Al•~•.,Oe•. """'' ! 4 1: l~"·' No•d>!rom II JO<" M•nl:~t, ,.,.,,h~lm " 11oO R.•m,r~i. Ao ... ~t>ll> I~ DooQ J"""'""· Lon~ 6••cn lo ~rev• Xn.,erUtVf" Pomo"• :~1 ... !• 10 "" \ll~ "' \l l<> .,. "" •rn r um *"'""' •P<••v•> 1too "'''~ '"' ~""Pl,.<• •"'••u<'<I \/i.G D•~•" t~•'llff !ICU. '°"''~ S~IO; !pl•ll S!IOO The v.•inner of !he l\l ad1sun-lr------------------------~I Baderdeen game the n 1neets No. J bo11·ter Fred Uougherty of Costa l\1esH. Th;1l viclur will then c-lash with S11n1a Susana's Jay Hobinso11 I No. 21 !(ir the right lo rneet leader ~!arty Anderson of Anahfin1. Anderso n, lo say the !cast, is in the driver's sent. I le is ;1ssured of ill least second place rnonfy of $i50 tthe £lin1s winner ccts $800 1. Anderson and Robinson ;:ire the hottest bov.'lers ~ SAFECO INSURANCE e FIRE •AUTO • BOAT •HOME • BU SI N ESS Anderso n had the h1):\h st'rics -I Mo~day, Au9u~l 30. 1971 DAILY PILOT, Jr l " ~1.tf...·00~ Your visiting in-laws are using the family car? Rent a new Ford from Ford. Just call your local Ford Rent-A -Car Dealer". He's. )[ close lo home. And in a jilfy he'll rent you a new :'- Ford, Mustang, Torino or Pinto fOf" a day, week 01 ~ monlh. Low ra!es ... insurance included. , FORD RENT-A-CAR SYSTEM THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 H•rbor llwll. Co1fo MHo, Collt. 642·0010 ~' WILSON FORD 18255 ... (" 11.11. H1111ll1Hj[I" leech, Collf. ... ,.,, 11 No. 1 011 the Coast , By PHIL ROSS business end of !hints \1·as11't !he pri111ary rc;t~on \l'hy !he Jerseyite matle the tr;uiscon- tinental transit ion the Elims leader for eight O 0 ey ssoc1ates last week 1894 ) and h.is bt"r·n 1 B b p I & A • i't 1h;ngs "' hadn't dooe ;n b;ke weeks. Rob;nson h"5 -n;Jde Your Hometown New,paper Is The DAILY PILOT Cl I~• D1llY Pllet Slllf Growing constantly tired of staring oul thP window at the Atlantic Occ<1n, one could im· mediately remedy the predica- ment by relocating alongside the blue Pacific. Cosla P.·lesa's Erl \\1i!li:uns is an indi vidual 1vho did just that. A native of Beachhaven. N.J .. the 28-year-old Williams decided nine n1onths ago lhal he was will ing lo pack up his goods and n101·e his 11•ife and )'Oung-so n to lhe wesl coast. Although \V1llian1s is a partner \.\'ilh Newport Be11ch's Su111ncr J\fcKn igh t {a former ells! co:1 st <'o h a r ! o f \\'il11an1s 1 111 a il1l'sa rnotorl'y· clc specialty firin, l h c Instead, \\'illianis ( a lun~ 11·ith Vir g in i <t native P.·lcKnight 1 surmised t ha t speed1ray t•ycle rae111g 1 thf' Oran ge County F:iir grounds br<'lnd 1 \.\'<lS fnr hirn . Su. he zipped to the (;olden St:1tc in search of the golden up· porLunity . lie e:-.pla111s. '"Stunner ru1d I both (",1JTII' OUL llC're l<tsl )"l'lll' from the east cu;isL \V e suld a lot of bikes bnck the.re and knew each otht'l" well." As to precisely why 11c finallv cleetcd lo g iv e CalHOrn1 a e trial. IVilharns says. '"tt 1speed11.:iy corn· pc l1t1011 1 11·a!i on e nr the l;ist UC lrvi11e Polo Goalie Co11sta11tly 011 Move 11) 110\\'At!U I.. llA NDV Ot !too 0••11 P>Jo1 ~t•U 'l'rr ry l\lc111, as a goalie. in l\"iltcr pol11. doesu"t n1ovP ar1111111I 1 rry n111cti 1n !lH· Willrr r\ol $.n 11hc11 he is ~~\111 y fron1 the gon1c and rspecially 11·hen he is out or the counlry. l\lrin,?. n1ernbcr of the u.~. \1 ute r polo team in the PanA1n r;;:iinf's al Cali. Colombia, i.pe11i nin:>t of his timP <1\1•ay rrnrn the pool hitchhiking around lhe Colornbi;in city on a ;;ig ht·~C'C1ng tour. '"I d1<1 a In! of h1tchh1kin_g 11 hi!r· 1 11 :is tnerr ' he told ll it• D\1 1.Y r !l ..OT upon re- lurn \n his \A1{!11na Rr:>L:h hnme .'Ind 1nh :i~ l1regt1Cird on the ~.uu1~ of 1h~1t r•·u111nun1!1 · 11 I h.1d111\· 1h11rnh ou1 n1nr<' fh:-.o 11 minutr an<i a h:i\f In ~rt a n1l1'. I v.ou\d g11 e 11 up,"' Ix· s.11·~ Jr.-i 1n~h •·Jt didn"t \;1k~, ;•.•)\' 111111' :i1 1111 lo grl nclr and 111r p1•1111l1· '•,1•11111 ~1 «p ;111d tak•' _11111 111.1 n1 11111~·~ 0111 of thr1r 1,;11· 1! ll1•·y ~111'11 whrrr 1 011 11f'rr :.ro111i;. "It wa~ d i fflt'll!! C'llllli!Hll11!'a !lng h111 if I knew 11·hrrr I \1·a.~ ~o ing l:><'fnrr I ~t artei!. ~ 11oulr! llOllll tile wn.v or 11 ntc .1h£• n:1me of lhe place 1111 a p1rce or pnpcr "Onr d?.\ I "·ent out to a farm and ·r11flr hors.es \11il1 a Cfllombian f:imil \' 1 n1M Iha! rovld spr <'k a htllr i':n~li th An uncle p1rked me ur ::inf"! look me out !here -about JO 1n1lf's. "1'hr <'ilv f)r r a!i ;:;; toc;11Pd on a pla1Cau 1\·ith mnunt<ii n~ on ?.11 .tide<: H is !!T!"'n and 1 hr \1e:i1hcr was p<>rfrtl -ahout i5 riei:rer.~ dav :ind n1eh! " The} arc goud lo re:11•li a pc.1!.. but I Feel l ;\m 1.11rx·r1og 011 rt~hl now and don 't 11 ant to overdo 1! " l\le1n was 11u1~1>i•ken kh11111 lhp 1101.11 SOltl(' JOll/"11;1/IS!'i cnlici1.ed Co!o1nbi:i. "'I l"l'ad a f('I\' <1r!iC)l'S 11ht'!l I got ba<'k ;Jnd I 1111s reetll v dis01pr1ointed :11.iout !he thiJ1i;s they said, I thought lhl' ac- {·ommoclat1r1n., w r r 1• v.ell plannl'd and C\"C!l though sorne uf the f<tt ili11cs v.<>rcn't fi n. is hed , !lirv \\"err 1norr lh;in adequate ., l\lein :11,n !-.pe111 a t••1up1c 0r minute<; talktng ,,.., !hr Cubnn ;:::oalic about a 11 l'ek hl'for r the chan1p11111~h1p .c:une - th rotigh an 1nt<'rpn·1··r "\\e 1.111..ed onl1 ;ihou1 11all'1 pnlo."' Kirin ft'11•.1I.' ' H" 11skf>(J mr ilhnu1 a f{'ll' i::u1.:; r.n n.u r !t'.11n :ind 11e di~t·u.~,rll 11L11·ini:: 1n lhf' n•·!<; !Ir· ~·,,.111t"d f;11rh· rrit·ridll" ;i i th;1 1 run" · .\fh •r lhr g;u ne \\ 1111 ( 111>;1 hl'l\\l'l"l'f. 11 wa• tl1 ft•·ff~'t1i Tli1·' 1u 'I'•• pt't·l I\ ~11111 ! .' hill I .Cllf'".~ !h1•y h;-:j ;t l"l ~hl \H [1TI tl1 :-d w:1.v ;.if!t•r lo.si ng I (!nn'I lhink tilev ll'anled l(l I.i lk hul I (·;-in'i hla1111• tht>n1 ' h]P1n pl<1.r1·r! 1n ;1ho11 t 11.dl thr games. 11·ith l':<('('p11n11 nr (hr rh11mpion~h1n rnf'ountcr 1\"ith r uba. 11nd ff'rl.~ the r 11.- rrriP11t·r io inl l'rn;.if11)11;-J ('l)lll· pr!ition 1ras rrallv fiir out Hr i<; hop<·fu! <If mn k1ni:: 1hP .\driatic l"om as \\"l'!l ;it !hr of 21 bu! 11 also ph1l'lsophical ;il)ri111 th<> Pnlirr matter "'Th<>re is ~till plent.v of 1in1r for ITI(' tn parlic1na!r in inl r r- nation:·.1 compcot ilion in the future " racing. so Suinner and I decid-some rather remarka ble pro-474 E. 17TH STREET, COSTA MESA cd 1-re "'anted to try it." li~g~·c~e~"~;n~t~he~l~"~'~'"~'o8"~·ee~ks~··i:i;:;;:;~~~64~2~-~6~500~~~~5~4~6-~3~2~0~5~~~~;:;;:;J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ And thus far, \\"illiarns has He was 15th a pair of P.londays been reasonably satisfied with l1is perfor1nance at the regular \1'eckly Fl"tday nigh t speed"·ay r:1ces at !he Fairgrounds' 190- y<Jrd deco1npt1sed granite ova l in Cosla t\'!csa. '"This 1s actuali.v n1y lirst .~cason of lhis i \\1illia1ns raced 111 only one conlcsl in 197Ul. so l'1n considered a rookie ;i t ii," lie ;,;iy:.. Huwevcr. 11 c s p1 r r his relative 1ncxpcr1cn1.:t'. the e<i~t i·oast product has tared \\"ell, indeed. Accnrd111g to \\'ill1a1ns. "I've wnn three or rour n1oin events this season and ha ve made It tu the scratch progr::im. \\'h1ch 1.~ nll pretty Aood ror the first year. And Sutnnl'r h<1s been 1 11~· l'losest compe11t1n11 '"\\'e have ilhoUt !hr :-;ame ab1hly ;ind Fight at 11 both on and off the track." \\'i1\iams ;;dd s \1·1th a sn1all t·huckle. rurrcntl y riding a ;,on r <' . . J;111 a J•:,..;o bike I r om I I ';reehosluv(!kia . \V i I I i (I m s regard.~ sp,,.edway racing as perhilps !he roughest lorin or 1no!tirC.1Tlc cnrnpelillnn. He. savs. '"The hike 1"1n n d11 1g uo~~ 1~ ;1 lot harder r1dej rha11 :>0111e ol the others J'vc 1 nddcn !larger 'f'durnph~. for cxrimpleJ and th is i.~ !he most rl1 ffi c11!1 form of rn otorcycle racing.'' 11 II 1.~ mt1t·h ro ughe r th<'JI the o!lier facets of the sport, !hen 11·hv dnes a f:i mlly man like \Villillms ri~k his neck al ii'! "\\'ell."' he-ans\1crs. ''Ull' !';urlatt' ul lhe track is better,) the n1oney is bcl!rr :-ind the «rn\.\d 1<: JUSI grr :-11 I '11\lsv." \\'11!1nn1s g(Je<; on. ··..,p1'r·rh1a1· rat•ini: 1s safer! ht•t•;iusr :-;preds .'Irr lull"f'r and 1n u 1-s arr ~hrirtrr Tbcre'i; <i l~o 1cry ie111 l11 tal1 t1e<:" I\ 11h ~perdw ;l.\" racing onl~· 111 11.~ P.n1hryonu· ~!:1gt ;ind 111111 ~t·I r1 al otl1r r rl1rt·type t rark~ pl:111n rd u1 !hr nr.1r j l111t11 t· l<ll 111r :...•11l hl:ind . \1'1l\1a 111s .~rr·.~ r1rn hn ~hlcr l d:t\'S 11hf'nd !i1r t11n1 ~('lf nnd his . I 1 ·11ur1lcq1;irt S. .. Tlir r(· 11'111 br :i 111111· \\"hen , 111• llhr r1der<:1 \1·dl he .'Ible to rnakc a dl'cent lil'ing out or ii," he says. "I usr d to do the stuff !or no1hing bu1 now a I f.(uy can m:ike a \1·rck·s s<tlary I 1n JUSI one even ing of racing. if he docs "·ell ."" \\.1th his virtu:i!lv unherald- rd coasljlo-coast transfer. Ed \\1illiiim~ould tr the forerun-1 ner in a long succession of e<1stern bike riders "'ho decide that the wes 1s best -lor speedway racing:. ;iny11·ay PRE· LABOR DAY VALUES! PRICED LOW TO MOVE FAST! ) 3 WAYS TO PAY):-1 BUDGET TERMS) 1971 NEW CARTIRE SILVERTOWN BELTED • Designed for today's driving •Wide, '7fr' Profile DOUBLE· BEtlED FOR SIRENGIH COMPARE and SAVE Exci•• Tr1de-ln Slz• Tu Pric• 878-14 S2.08 ~23.00 C7B· 14 2.15 27.44 £78-14 "' 26.52• F78·14 2.54 30.20 G78 -14 2.69 33.08 H78-14 2.95 36.28 F-78-15 2.62 30.92 G78·15 2.80 33.92 H78-15 3.01 37.16 J78-15 3.12 42.16 L78-15 3.27 43.80 ~ MASTER CHARGE) -:: ... ··u I BANKAMERICARD) Klein . onr of four rJNA tea111 memher: \1·ho macle lhe l. S <;'JUad . is the l'lnl1· on,,. \.\1i!h 1tma1ning eligibi lity 111 l'C l n'ine ''I think wc·n 11avr a1101h('!' rood tctirn cvrn thrn1gh it \vii i br hard In rl'Dl?l":e pl;iyers like ;\1ikc t~·l:irtin l and Ferdy (:\1 a~~iniinol LSU_ Ex11ecLs Offe11se To Take Up Slack I WHITEWALLS Top Quality $IMJ8 Tires at iJ '.~~· ~ BRAKE SPECIA Prolong Tin I.ill $2495 TIRE "Cot1ch rF:dl Ne\.\•li1nd i~ J!•~ ing to have a camp for the 1e11m about the i;ame time we \.\'\11 be in Cupertino trying out ror tJ1c Adriati c Gamel! team. '"Thev will be in sh11pe by lhe lime I get b?.ck. if I don't make the team." Klein added. "Nrw· l11nd ·will h111·e them workin~ out twice a day with ""eight lilting al each "·orkout." \\lh:il d()('S a w>11l ic dn to nrruare for a lrR101ng c11mp such as Cu1>rrrioo':" BATON nouc ~.:. La !AP 1 -l.nuis1ana State Unlvcr.~11v·~ reputation as one of coll~ge foot ball's pre1n icr defensive te ams may slip ~lightly this vear, but a mnre fffeclive of· fense should take up the slack. LSU r olled to a 9-2 regular season record last year, lost hy five points to Nebraska in the Orange Bo"·I and' wound up ranked seventh 1n the ne- lion. Thr J!l71 team should bf! al least as good. Tl1e Tigers led !he n;:it1on In ru!"hing, defense lhe past l\.\'O year.~. but three or lhe starters off the front four "'h1ch an· chored that defense are gone. "Our linebackers haven't had lo be worried up fronl for the past couple of years but they n1ay ha ve In lake up a hltle slack 001-1•." said P.1cC.1en· don BRAKE ADJUSTMENT ONLv77c .COSTA MESA: JONES TIRE SERVICE 2049 H arbor Bl vd. (at Bay I Now 11111r ldl K bf1t., ltlfMty hlofNr1 All Sizes All Cars 40,000 MILES LINING •nd LABOR ORANGE: WESTMINSTER: JONES JIRE SERVICE L J, LITTLE BIG 0 TIRE 1100 Tustin Ave. 7352 Westminster Ave, (Across from new Post Office 893-5572 ROTATION ONLY77~CH -WWW .. . ._,.. --"rll be kicking !\bout 1.500 '·;irds a d.1y and 11·ill ha1·e Ferd~" ri.1 1kr Hnd 1!1rk.1· \1R~· i;imino shM!1n~ :it mr Tha!'s ahnul all 11<> r.111 ~o \Vf'i C.hl<: 11·0111(! hi nder n1r r i;.;h! no11 Cooth t harl.-s ~letlcrulon'l! rlcfrn i,il·e phih1~ophy JS lo force his opponent !n con· cl"nlra1e nn nni> pha ~p of it~ nf· fcn~c -rl1 hcr running <lr .ra~sir.J! lie added that lhr 1971 1ineb11cking r.orp.q 1s prllbably 1 lhe best 1n depth and qua lity he 's had 111 LSU. All·Amerk:in ~1ikc /\ndf'r~nn is gone, but slarter~ Lou1.~ (':iscin and l ll1f'h;irrl Picou ret11rn anrl .<:rninr 1.lovd Frvr V.'ill flll !he ' ll iircl linebacker.slot I''-------------------------------------------.. .---------,. ,: .... 6<6-447 1 540-4343 537-3383 1--.~-----------·,' L l\.-l---·---·--------·-----·"' - ' ( I p DAIL It fllLOl Exhibitio11 Football ~tandi1ig~ Amtrl11n C1nt.,1nu ........... , l u11119 N Y Jt l• "'''"'' (•ll(•n~•!• H011>lon P•tr•ourgn tltVfitll~ 11111•11 0 ... 1111 .. WLfl',l l' .. 01' JI G.OO'M I I U .!o06 f• ti l /O UJ/11 I i I JJJ I /) C:t n!r•I OIYl•lon • OOIOOOlli!l .In Olego l 1 a lll •l 1' Otn•rt t 7 o 000 n " Ntllfn•I Ct•l1re•ct 1111..-. Ol•l1i90 W \. T I'll. l'h OI 0..11 10 • I I l !IDO 111 /J l'n111•tl•~•I l I 0 llO !01 II Wttlllnt 1on 1 1 o SOO 11 ll s o ltu!' 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' " . • THE DAILY PILOT TEAM • • • BEST IN THE LEAGUE FOR ORANGE COAST SPORTS NEWS I If you 're eny kind of en Oren11e Coa1t eree 1porh fen , our 'h ome hem' covera your 'home team' end it'1 • 1impl• fact that the DAILY PILOT coven Oran11• Coa1t 1port1 better then any other new1paptr delivered in the Orang• Coa1t e Complete Statl1tlc1 • Stall Photo1 of Action Where It Hoppen1 e Exclusive Repo rts on Home and Away Games Here's Th e Team Thet Produce1 The Real Fan Far e For The Orange Coast Area : GLENN WHITI Sports Editor, columnl1+, covers the pros tnd often reports tn 'h ot' team1 on the prep, junior colletjie tnd coll191 circuits. CRAIG SHlff Ht'1 your m•n in lh1 pr111 bot •I 1·un ior coll19e conl11t1. Sp•· ci1 •tt1ntion i1 focu1•d on Or•n9• Co•1t, Golden Weit •nd Saddleb•ck. HOWARD HANDY H il prim•ry beat i1 UCI , wher a he col/'er1 •II 1port1 ectlvltl •1, plu1 other •rea1 of loc:al in· tar11t ir1c.lucl ing go!f. H1'1 the DAILY PI LOT '1 prap 1port1 1p1ci•li1t. fou rteen hl9h 1cheol1 •r• on hi1 r19ul ar baa!. H1 oft•11 cevers othert, toe. PHIL ROSS ' .• ... ' I ,, Spor11 feafura1 ond pr1,11 schocl •tfi.,.Jt le1 ore hit 1p1c i1lty. H1 w11 th1 DA ILY PILOT \ man •I R1m1 a11d Ch•r91r1 lroinil'l9 c.a mp1 , Plus Our Award-winning Photo 'Squad' lt•H PJier.t••pllef Con1l1t1nt wlnn•r1 1n competition amol'lg news photo9r•pher1 1t the 1:ounty 0 1t1t1 and nation1 l l1vel tr1 the photoiourn11i1ts of tho DAILY PILOT 1t1ff. They love • footb1ll 91mo , bu· ketbtll GOnt11t, wre1tlin9 mttch -or tnyt~int 1111 that furn ish es action for the ir lenses. When it comes +o 1port1, th111 •rt tome of the f11te1t shot1 (and bt.t 1hootersj In tho West. PATRICK O'DONNILL Follow Our Tea111. To Follo1 v }'ou.r 1'er1111 ·• FllERGLASS BARGE -l 'his structure is a fiOO·lon fiberj:i?lass harge call ed L.<\SH , bei ng produced by th e . l\rben ?i.1 arine: c:nrp. for the mariLlme in dustry. Th e first ba rge "''enl lo Pacif ic Fa r Easl Lines. Nani l(ai Ca pture~ Li plon (:up l1pxfrr ~'nori'! l\';i nr )\;i1 frnm Shark [.ol:inrl Y;irhl r li1h. !\'P"'pnr1 Br;irh. \I'll~ lhf" IA'lnnrr of !hi' l.lptnn Trn· phi pr1>rl1rrrrl lnl?. rarr frnm R;ilM:i Y.:irhl ('luh In 1".:tn D1r 1?,n Fnci11\. 11.:n1::::i1 1nc !hr 7n.m1!r cn11r~r "'!1h ;in error nf I n.~ rwrrC'n1 ThP I .tp!nn r:irP 11·.:1~ fnl11111' ~rt nn S;i1 11rrla.1· h1 S11 n f1 1PJ!n Yarh1 f'luh',~ !nlrrni1f1(ln.:tl R:irP In !hr ('orn1111rln~ 1~ lanrl~ ::inrl r·rturn Thr r:ir" fnrmr r l~ w:;~ frnn1 S:in J11r~n tn f'.n .-;rn;irl;i \\'1nnrr nf l hP sn vr p1·r nt "'"'.-; Rf'lh (:11hl'~ .SOm 1r {J"nn1 C.;il1fnrn1:i \;i1·h1 f"l11h 11"1lh .!I n rrrnr nf 1 ~ prrrrnt Re ti\111 ~ LlrTO\ ("\ r 111 \;i.,, K.:i1 nr~l r r \\'1'1'"111 SI\ f". 1 o;, 121 \'10::1 fln~I'. fl;ilph C 'h;irl\\·1r~ Sl\t . 112 111 1'-l f'n ~f'nn II .l;irk 1\r~! srrr. t 21; !'[)\'( l"T E R\L\T10\L\!. - 11 1 Sonir. Rnh r.11hl. rYr. 1 ~. !'2 • ,\1nn~Mn I!. .! ;i rk "'P..~1. srrr. 2 94 1 ~1 fi;:in 1'11'1. Ph il J ."E.~pPr11nrP . SrY\'. ~ 4. tt~:J ""'\' ''"'"'• ,... > h :.( ' \ .. ,..,. Mesa t 'lrm Builder Fiberglass Barge Unveiled A JO ll . t n n d1.'lplar ement bargP. rl.11 1med tn hfo !.he larg- P.lit fihPri;tlalili i;!rurture ever hu11t, hilli hel'n prnrluced h~· Arhf>n r-.1anne tnrp., of Cn.'lta f\l P.l\11 ' Arnnlrl S. R€'ndeL preli1denl of Arhen. i; a 1 d the b.11rgt. c;i lled LASH , 11\ the rirlil of "·h;it 1.'I t xpec1 t d 11'1 bt 11 f1 1·p. .1'e11r prl'lducUon prn~ra m .11nd lli Pxpected to hi11•e a far- re8ching effec t on the n'an· 1''lill \' :i lJ ey Sailor 'fops In ( :oronado SF:A TTt.~: 1 Ari -A Mill \'11llP1" r11!1r _ l\k1pfH'r n111 - P"rfnrmerl .12 nlh"f PnlrAnL~ n1,.r rhr 11r r kPorl In \\'J n 1hr :;;:i1hnJ! f"h:in1p1nn~h1p r n r l'nrnn::irln 2S rl:i~.~ hfl:il~ ThP 11 1nnr r. 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The LASH harge.'I h11 vr a 5(lll.-!fln rli11p!.11cemenl 11nrl h11rl pre1·inu.'l.ly hten rnn111ructerl nl Jileel until Ar hen w11.~ Able in ma ke !he major hre11k- thrn11Rh in f1herglas,11, utili1.- 1niz 11 highl:-o uniriue prnrel\,11 thal h11l\ hl'en undl'r dt.velnp- men1 for l!oi~hl .vtar~. Thi!' fir.•! nf tht b11rge.• w11 !'1 delivered In the Pitcific F11r Ea~t Line 111~1. week . In dt lermininJt 111 gn tn fiber1tl11ll!'I . F.11r F:11,11t Lint>~ !'111id tht. 11dv11nt11,11;e.~ wer e 1m- pres"ive n1•er !h11t nf "trr l The u"e of fiber)llitl\~ 111lnwrrl full insulal inn. mak1n,R" tr11 n~1· l ion fnr rP.fri,11;era!ed car.1en Rn e11 "\' rr11n!'litinn. l l aim lnwpr~ m 111.inten11 nr.e 11nd h11ul-011 1 rn"tJ: due In C"Orro.~ioo nnrmal ly asMci11 t~ with ~teel. Beowulf V Grabs New Sa ilin~ Speed Record $1Pl'f' f),:i~hrw'!< ('J,:i,<,<; f) rat11 m.:i r1H1 Rrn.,.,·1ilf \' !~ lhe ""\I' hnlriPr nf lhP wnrlrl ~J'lrl'rl rrrnrd 11ndf'r li.:ld \\'1lh .:t ~I 7 mLlf'~ pt r hnur rernrrlf'd O\'Pr a 4' i -m1\e d11~h ct urin.1: lhe "Pf'rrl run.<; nl !hP \\'urlrl 11\uU 1hull <"har11r1onsh1ris at L'ahnlln Rr::irh ' ::1<·h1 Cluh ()::ishP.,.,. frnm f>el Hr .v VR<"hl. 1·1uh, P~l11hl1shtrl lhe nr1.1 m:irk 1n 11 "M'if>:': nf hro;irl rp11 r hf' ... unrlpr 1dPF1l wind 11 nrl !':e:i ('nn'11 tif'lns in l.n ... Ange lrs H.:irhnr· Thr nlrl !';111 ~r<"'rl rr<•11rrl 1if 211 milr ... pPr hn11r w;:i s hPl<i hv a f'l a.~... 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Wheel al ignment service. lncl11r1es: 11. compl~t,. fronl '"rl chl'lck. 11ctpJ st1n9 the c"~l er. c .11 mb,.r 11nrl I0'.·1n· r:entfll rinq th~ S11'!P,11nq wheel pos111on, 11dp13\1nq 1he ll)rsir:rn b~H height. •Mo1t ctr• Shop Sunday noon to 5 p.m. at these Penne.y Auto Centers: "BUENA PARK CANOGA PARK CARLSBA D CH ULA VISTA DO WNEY FA SHION VALLEY·S AN DIEGQ FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH MONTCLAIR NE WPO RT BEACH ORANGE "THE CrrY" R!VI E~SIDE VENTU RA. Use P e nn~ys Tirr.fl Pi!vmen: Plan •o rl!lngethorpt 111 Valley View (Closed Sund11y) .. • ' • • ' ·' '• :Jf DAILY ..COT Molldat: A11911st 30, 1~71 DEBBIE KIDUSHIM , 19, LA CANADA, FRIENDS , TRIPLE THEIR FUN Tom Taylor, 20, La Canada, Bob Compagno, 20, Bakersfield And BRIAN VAN DEAVENDER, HUNTINGTON BEACH. EXPLOITS LAST RAYS OF SUN When You Are 10, Summer Is fo r Skimming Over Water and Wet Sand on Your Skid Boa rd Livin~ • IS Easy Along 01·anoe ~ Coast SUMMER ADVENTURE CAN BE DIVING OFF BR IDGE INTO BAY Pol ic• Weren 't Looking .iind Bravado Overcame Good Judgment DA iL Y PILOT Photos by Greg Schneider GARY RAPP, 17, LA MIRADA , HELPS GIRLFRIEND, BETH BUTTERFIELD, 15, OVER ROUGH SPOT Summer 11 for Exploring the Rocky C oa$t and for • Bit of Chivalry, Too • BOB MANGRAM, GARDEN GROVE, CATCHES UP ON HIS READING And Summertime Is for Sticking Your Nose in a Good Book • - -· Mond11, A11911st JO, l~n --DAJLY PILOT JJ .~ Everyone Hos Som ethi ng Tha t Someone Else Wonls DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Con Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad The Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results I~ I-·- INVEST IN HAPPINESS!! Six uiut, South of the highway, in beautJ fu\ CORONA DEL M.t...R . Owner's unique 3 bed- roo1n . 2 baths; 5 • 2 Bedroom plus an inlaw unit. fi garages, This is 'Nb al you've bee n look ing for at , . , . . . $127 ,000. RETIRE IN "SUPER STYLE" Here are eight super del uxe SPLIT LE\'E L- V!E W apartments. located in EASTBLUF'F'. Owner's uni t.-3 bedroo m, 21h: bath ; 4-2 bed- roon1. J1,z bath ; 3-t bedroom. 11/i bath . You haven 't. seen a nything like these units. ,.\ pleasure to show at . . . , . $198,450. TRY THIS FOR "SIGHS" 2500 Square fee t of real family living. 3 large bedrooms, 3 baths, 11UGE BONUS .ROOM, built-ins. lus h shag carpeting. Completely redecorated. VAC.<\NT and ready !or you r fa mily. A real find at $35.000. SH·H·H, FOUND A SLEEPER On ly 3 BLOCKS to BEA CH. 2 story 4 bed- room , 2 ~'.l baths, huge liv ing foom with fire- pl ace. bulltins. sun d eck . doubl e car garage. Don 't n1iss out - only ..... , . $36 ,400. LOOKING FOR A "VIEW"? Stop looking. it's all h e re in thi s fabulous. custoin built VIE\V HOME high a l.op the hills in CORONA DEL MAR. 3 l.Ja rge bed· roo1n s. 3 deluxe pu llman ba th s. Texas slate fireplace. 4300 SfJ . ft. \l'ith a 2100 SfJ . ft. base- me nt. All this and a PANORA!\1ll VIE\V OF' TH E P.ti.CIF'IC. Call today for an appoii1t- ment. .. $125,000. "HOW SWEET IT IS" Let us sho\v you th is extra sha rp split le vel. 2 bedroon1. 11/2 balh ho n1e ~·ith \Va ll lo wa!l carpe!.i ng and built-ins. Clu bhouse and pool \v ilh it 's "NO-CAR E'' priv Uiges. A real find at .. $23.800. REALTORS 8 644-7270 G.neral General % BAY & BEACH REAL TY, Inc . Call for your copy of our brochure witli pictures & prices. OCEAN VIEW INCOME J,ive in a fine 2 bdr ni. .hon1e \Vi th a very fine 2 bdrnt. apt, for income, p lus a guest suite Y:ith bath, for the teen agers or in·la\vs. $89.500 CAMEO SHORES Take your choice -both are lovely. 4 Bd r1ns.., great ocean views. imn1ac. cond. $76 ,500 - $89,500 . HAVE OPENING For Ex perienced Salesmen See Walter Haase I B/ I /B 675·3000 2407 67S·6426 E. Coast Hwy., CdM General General * * * * * * TAYLOR CO. EASTSIOE COSTA MESA Beaut ifully maintained 3 BR. home 1n prime area. Formal dining roo m & 2 baths . Many fr u it trees & _professio nal landscaping. Near \Ves tclilf shops & sc hool. $42,000. ''Our 26tli Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 General Park Huntington Helmsman Model Lease-Option Ou l-nf-sta r" 01vne r offers nPa rly new home at thou- s ands under n1arket v11lue. ~·!'an1rPs 4 bt-r!rnnn1s. lar1.:P r;:in1 ily rQOn1 \l"ith liITP1fll"" 212 b;i ths . ln1rro,•r mf'nts in· rlur1P rlr;1p"l'll'5, rnnl'rPrr fl!!· 11n rinrl \\'alk<, "'fl l"r !'nflrn. ('r. "l'XpPns1vP slurn["l'Stnn" "ill! a.nd ex-rra. 1ns11l;i t1on. RrrlrJrPd Jn ~10.:1f0. rl'l('I' nf nP1\' hon1e 11·nhn111 in1p1Y11'"· mrnl'!<. S·IO,!J;,fl• Phnn" ~16-231,l for ad d1 11onaI 1n. /orma11on. General RE 0 ANO RANCHY Quiet NE\VPORT HEIGHTS !oc;i t1on.q ua1n1 H.~ the i\110- \l'ESTEP.N fA&\I HOUSE ,\'nu \l'P1l' ra1Sf'd 1n. Two Flnry .\ bPdroom 2 b::i th hnn1e \l'1lh lnt:o; nf rhfl rm Nn WQl'ds 1v1ll pl.,.,l)f'rly pri 1nt t~ ri('- ture, If'! us show you th.is linmf'. Full rricr S34.9JO with e.'(ceJlf'nl f111ancini::. Evening s Call 548·3265 * COliNTRY l!Oto.fE * 2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY MOVE IN BEFORE CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. SCHOOL STARTS 4 BR .• 2 hri, ,1·i th nnol, <'n 12 af'r<'. for hors('s or gaJ'fJ('n. Nf'<1 r n1"11• 100 11 (·1-e park. Forti n Co. 6-12-:..000 ( ![!!!!!!!!!!\!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111! F'11 m 1 J y.:;i r.etl 4 hedroom . 2 General General h;i1h nn largP rnrnPr Int. IT'S ELEGANCE JS IPn1 pererl "lth lnv1tlnc. s1n1phc11y. If ~'Ol! fi r" an P\- [l'l nPI nr 1nforn1al l iv1n~. ~·nu ~hn11ld ser lhis Onf' on lhr hil,Vfl"lnt , \V hilr ynu arP thf'rt". •'!ll<'h !hP mall"n1fil'Pn! \'1r11 . ·r nr "j)('n"~ thPre arr- ~ srric1011s hc>drwn1s. '.l'l h11rh~. fnrn111 ! rl1n1n~ mom. hrPakf;is! room, stu'1y. lar;::c k1trhPt\ pills >T>ll r nwn s;in. rh· hf';ich , $1 !1.\.()(10, C a 11 67.1-)l;i;,n, -Waterfront - Corona del Mar Las t large fee parce l on .r-.:e\\•port l·farbor. Approx. I ;icre-170 ft. on \Valer. \\•i!h 3300 sri . f l. he ath ho111e and dork. \Viii sell ail or part. Priced under con1par;ible n'atcrfront proper! ic!'. Phone: 64 2-2171 or see your broker Califnrn111 f1l'rplf!cP, br1<1,.'s kil rhrn 1n rr1'1•!1!!r nr11::h· ho1·hood. $?.1.00CI :ind all trrnis 111•111lahll', Walker & Lee Rr11ltor~ 7f;1:2 F'.rl1ngrr 171 11 i:.12-·Jl.\", nr ;,.j().:1\1/) * 2 DUPLEXES * i\r11cr. slrlP hy s•rlP. Srll ont! nr ho!h 1 Rn. 2 h;i r 11 Near iiP;ich .S:12,;-,oo f'.;rh, GeOrge Williamson General G I Realtor 1-~~~~~~~-l ;;;;';"';';';;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;,;;;;;;i6fo73~·4;3~5J0 __ __:~":."\~~1~564-:: Fnr be.~1 rr.~u!ts ! &12-5678 General Large Beauti ful Duplex Good Spendable Income A rarr l!r111 in CoMnil t{rt • ~l;i r Each 11n1I appnJ,\ ~'O(il} s11 It. 1v1 !h ·1 J11ri;;e hl'<l• roorn~. 21, haths. Livin~ rooms. flJ"f'p!arPs. Pay nnly Si!f.ill dn"'TI. g('t h;\rk Sl OO EAr H i\!ONTll spPndahlr 11\CO;\lE af!,..r rlNluc rin~ nnnnal op<'ra!ing e.'<prnses 1nc lud1ng 1a,,rs Md lri;1n paym,.n!s A PLEASURE TO L!VE 1.N -PROFIT- ABLE 10 OWN . D!ll 67.J.l{ij() GONE FISHING JI\!MEOIATE POSSESSION, new i\·lon!ana re,;irlf'nt ha.~ p~j~ hi~ 1mmsculatc ~ brdroom 2 hat'1 hOme und!'r all oth!'rs. Quiet tree shaded ne1ghh0rhoorl -c Io s " to ~rhnn!s a nd 111a...1or shf'lpp1ng. Q11;ili1y b111lt1ns, separ9!e ~ervl~porch. l"Q7.~' l1repl11r e arir1 V(lUr own larm-slyle gardc 0 11. Nnn·\"t'tPrani; qu<1l· 1fy to 11.si;un1e this low In· t"rt~! j(lan "'1lh n11111n1un1 dn11·n . $2'.l,9:-..t). C111\ 545-8424 (ol>f'n el'es\, --~ V1e.,...··Cdi\I You can Sf'I'.' 1hem Ui'Wl()Uf t1()MfS Re11 Es!•l•.675-8000 2•ll E Cout i.lwy. CotDNI Pel Mir. C.HF. COLONIAL MANSION! Over 2000 sq, fl, ol living \\"t!h ;; berl rooni. 3 baths. lorn1aJ rlin1n~ romn 11od front ve'l"andt'. Terrac-ed .vanl, l ush ea~t O\'!'r ha.rd· wood floors. S3t:i00 steal. TR/\DE YOURS. Walker & Lee ·-. ·•'- CALL FOR OUR PICTURE BROCHURE OF CURRENT LISTINGS OFFICE OPEN SAT. & SUN. BAYCREST -OPEN FEELING Neat & clean 3 BR. "''/park.like garden, you view il from every 111ajor room in .. t he hou::e! $73.450 BAYFRONT BAYSHORES Happy liv ing for lucky O\vne r~ fi3 ' Terrace f'lr "l'>oat watching" & lg. 6 BR. home. 115G.SOO EMERALD BAY LOT Spectacular v.·hite water vtew \vi lh ri!y lights at night. Leve l bui ld ing pa d. $49,500 EASTBLUFF LUSK S BDRM. Id eal home for lge. fa mily. Family rm .. 3 car gar .. near schools, churches & ffWys. $59 ,950 4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE $30 .900. Universi ty Par k. Nt'.:i r '"'""'le:, ~chriols, etc. lO o/f) Down. 833·0700 Coldwell, Banker •• _,,., --...,. , ·- General General BAYFRONT -PIER & SLIP Newer 4 BR. 2 bath, 2-story home \vit h shake roof. dbl , ston e frplc., living rni . & sep. din- in g rm. ov erlook Big Bay, secl uded patio are.:> & lovely la\l.·ns. Lge. 2 ca r garage . Good cond. & some new carpeti ng. Our exclusive li sting. $195,000. Call for app't. to show. Call: 673-3663 642-2253 Evenings associated 673-3663/ General POOL HOME MESA VERDE .j Bedroom & den, 2n bat1u1, ca rpels, drapes, range, re- fr1g, many xtras, all in mini Cond. Corner 101 w/access tor boat or camper, $45,000 CUSTOM BUILT 2 Bedroom home, shake roof, service porch, qua!i1y car- pets ,~ drap!:'s, range re· !rig, 11·11.sh. n1ach .. d0ubte garage, PLUS 1 Bed roo!n guest house. ALL ln A-1 condiuon. Vaeant • See it now! $33,950 OCEAN VIEW LOT General l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l\\'EST SIDE BLUFFS. Quiet street, excrl!ent neighbor- hood. SJ7,500 257~ down. PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 3 Linda Isle Drive Lovely, ne\V 5 BR .• 41/2 ba. ho1ne w/\va ter- frwner wiH c~rry. Roy McCardle Realtor 1810 Nev,port Blvd., C.M. 548-7729 VACANT & READY front !iv. rm. & din. r1n . Oak. paneled f amily !ltove in on cre<lil approval r m. \V/frpl c. ~1aster BR. w/sitting area & 10 this I~1 MACULATE 3 fireplace . . ............. $179,500. herlroom bea1~ty v:ilh the B I G G E S T BE DROOMS For Complete Information y•}tf ll tinrl. It's .ocalert in On All Homes & Lots, Please Call: Mesa Verdf' Highlanrls area BILL GRUNDY REALTOR on ll lovely l:rt'e lined 51reet • with cool. •h•d«l p•tio '"d New Location at Entrance to many fruit tree!I. Attraclivt HAPPY HALE CREST Bring your BOAT OR TRAtI-- ER to this lovely com f'r home a nd you'll find a big, wide gated an-a ide!\l for storing that "f \1n Time" craft. Inside, you'll ~ trea1. ed to a line 3 bedrocnn home wi th formal dining roo1n. and kitchen b~akfast nook too. Harrlwood. floors, m as· sive tittplace, Md df'i11.chl'd gara ge a.re all special fea- tures. Down payn1rnt of ~· will do! Only S28.900. co: Ts · WALLACE REALTORS -546-4141- (0ptn Evenings) 9 UNITS Cooled b y ocean bre<'Zt'S. Only llh mile rrom ocerin & Public Beaches. 8 -Studio, 2 Bedroom, 2 bath & l • 1 bedroom; 1 bath. AU deluxe units. Formal d ining room t, private pa1io included. Excellent ronditlon and lo- cation. Grosses $17.400 per )'ear. Walker & Lee INVESTMENTS 545-9451 -----·~ FIXER UP.PER Macnab-Irvine Realty Company COUNTRY IN NEWPORT BEACH Large :i story ho1ne on t'Qtln- !Jy size lot w/your own b'n1Ve of trees -overs1zt'l:l pool. Shingles, brick & charm. 5 BR -l bath, t1eeds a little T.L.C., but a great home !or a large lamily. PMced to !It'll. $63.500. Macnab-Irvine 642-8235 675-3210 -a-Country Charm 3 large bedrooms & 2 baths, r~mi!y room with brick fire-( pln 1·f'. Liv1nii: room with nearly new shag carpetini;.I & r<1isetl h~arth fireplace. Covered pa1io room & fenced rear gnrdrn. C ose lo~ & fl"C'eway. Low inte rest a• sumabl~ loan. $30,950. CALL 675--4930 • COLESWOR'TlfY& CO. REALTORS --1 IUa -IH·UM $25,990 The price is right and he~·sj what you gel~ Only 2 yean:I old, l bedrooms, :l haths,I la n1lly room, living r oo1n, .1:as fircplac:e with logs and scrren, luxurious shag car- p('ting, quiet cul-de-sac lo- cation, aod fenceJ-in yard. By appointment. 546·231.1, Linda Isle-Tile Islander• Bldg. 51i 'i· assumable loa n. 341 Bayside Dr ., Suite I, N.B. 675·6161 ~31.950. \;RTHEREAL "= ~~Tf\TE,RS T his V A ~poi;scssion Ii; bein~ sold "as is." Pricrd J. r ighl with only $9'".iO down I' l 'G'l"'.~ •• ~,~.~,""'""'""'""'""'""'~G~.~n~.~,.~,""'""'""'""'""'~I ~ co:rs p.~.yment and 111''7a Joan to 1 --===~"'~==== '""'°' "~" loc>tioo "'" * ELEGANCE * LEASE OPTION This redf'C'orated .> BR. 2 Ba Mn nt1cPl\o condn S\90/mo, $.'lOO opnon, pnccd belo'v market. $20,250 HOME & RENTAL Corona del Mar 4 BR, J BA tri-le.ve-J nnd l BR rental uniL \Valk tn shnpp1ng &, bea('h. l~'"r rln. $63,500 AnENTION BUILDERS 13/4 ACRE R-3 \Vil! takr 37 10 ·IO unlls $75,000 MESA VERDE 5 BEDROOMS -3 BATHS 2700 SQ. FT. El rr::1111! ~rl 1t .lrvrl )1•'!llf', [df'11! !or l11r:::e f11 n1ll.Y, t'r n· t11rrs l,."1f1!<' f:1m1lv TM m v..1th hru•k f1 rf'plnrr 1Hw! w,..1 b11r. h11:::r m::i~1 "r F11 i1 .. , ln1'"· ly i;:.<Jld ~ha ~ r11.1·1"M'1ln ~: &11un!11lly l;in'1sr;ipt'd !'1t- ua lrrl in a QUJf't, rnuntl')' ;:i tmn1>phf'r• "'l!h "·'"!1'11 pri- vacy f 11ll prH'f' S~l}100. Phone ~16·2313 for appoint- ment. -VACANT- $1000. DOWN Charming 3 hN:lroom 2 bath h.JmP JorlltPt:I in nnr nr Costa' 1'fl'AA 's f1ner;-t res1- den!laJ nP1ghhorhrorl.~. Q11aJ- lty huih ·1•.'1th OAK HARD· WOOD FLOORS, natural wood c.:i bineti;. ALL BUJLT- INS 11•ith EXTEND ED TILE COUNTERS, a oor 1o cf'll· lnR LOG BURNING fire· p!acf' 1:1nd lanta~nc .3 SfDED CABANA. Unbelievable pay. me.nii; Qf $2W ~r month a! thf' tult prlce of $25,950. Call 545-8424 (Open eves.) ****"* $21,950 c u·e 2 Bedrm, home on 55'x 135' !ot. Arnold & Freud .'Wl E. 17th. C.M. 646-7755 NEWPORT HEIGHTS . WALLACE \Valk to NE\VPORT HARBOR REAL TORS HI, !ITH ST. and \VEST--546-4141- Q ,JFF ~HOP PI NG CEN· (Optn .Ev•ninns) TERS. Custon111.ed lush 4 • !>e<lroom :; balh hon1e <.viih l•-...,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,.~ 15' x. z:i· ill USIC P.<)0,\1 over-* Spectacu,ar * looking !Wclurle'tl patio. Call now on this spectacolRr Large duHng room, hreak· 4 hedroom, J bath home that fas1 har and h11il1 .i n kilt:hen looks like a model. A dotlbl~ including disli1vas-hPr. Ohl. fil'f'place open! to both con· gar .. ron1plel ely ff'TX'<'rl & w i-sa!ion pi1 and family pl'ofe!<.S1onally lilndscaiwd. mom, Glan1Qroui; garrlen Prime lo.·i1!tf1n anrl pr i(•!'d to sPrvir e-kitchen with self. i;Pll <1.t only $1t!l.JO "·1lh ex-c!riining oven, M"pflrate din- f'ellenl fn111nt ing avallahl1> i11 ~ rnom, walk·in closet.~ in Sho\vn hy 11ppointm ent-CALL n1n.~1f'r ~uile & two othM' TODAY . Evrnings Call 5'18·326.1 SUPER DUMP VA REPOSSESSION This hHs gn1 !('I ho' 1hr hes! G!'f'At Mesa loca11on. r un 01 all fixrr uppers. P.ring price $25,!Y.:>O. wi1h SIOOJ. vnur honls 11nd shovr\. 4 clnivn to l'l nyone, J Bedroom, iif'<l t'10m~ .. 2 1i11ths. !an1ily 2 baths. harrlwQOd noors. To. r nnn\, dn11)ll r firf'plaeP and ta] monthly of $21!i, pays l ;ir~" 101 "·l!h pl,,nly nf everythin11:. No1v vacan1 , Terrific Call :':10·1151 rOpen e ves.) Q\"f'r;::rown 1 1·rf'~. ](l(;a!inn on ri11iP t r11l..nr·~al'. Th" hf'~! pnr! l~ !hr prier OflR HERITAGE OCC. Laree J bedroom. family and screened in patio. Bring tools 11.nd move ir Vacant -to s<'e call 540-ll51 (Open E~ningsl A Little Mansion Newl y listed Mesa Ve rde 3 bedroom, 2 bath beauty Jo- cr.ted on a qulet ct.ii-de-sac street. Exccllenl shag car- pets, ne1v'ly draped and just rect:ntJy painted inside a nd out. A delay may mea n dii;· appointment -~ee ~his un· usual ofter today. $30,850, Call 5-16-2313. BLUFFS VIEW OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-6 609 Viste Bonita Lovely :l bedroom, 21f.i bn1h end unit coodo. Vil'w ol ocean & bny from patio. f\lotivall'd S<'l!cr pdl'crl 1his choice 001.(}RJ·:s mOf"ll'l at a low $43.!XJO. ired hill C11 IJ us /or drlails. Fol' stout 1,~;;:;;~;· ~;~;;:;;;;;'"';;::~";";"~ 1 iif'ar1s nnl y~ Call w .;,i:il\o IC)prn F.vr~.I PACIFICA HO~fET Univ. Park Cr ntl'T, lr\'ine r .111 Any!in1r l\:l.1·rnl1fl .~ ... HERITAGE! lN SAN CLEMENTE .,. 1111!11 111m llAL nun OCEAN VIEW HOMES Frl)IJI S35.900 to $3.IJ.900, CALL F'OR D!R.ECTIONS (714J 4'.12-~7·10 LIKE A MODEL HOME 0 \llNETt SACRIFICE. A!'>- sumr 5~t(';, apr lo;in, ·I E..-1r11 sha rp J h<-1h'oo J1J'I, 2 Brdrm, huge family rm, bath bea\1ty \1·ith hollt·ln dining rm, wa lnut paneling, kitchrn. ha rrlwr:ind floors, br k. $29,!JO'), 540-172<1, day or nrw lu.xuri'llt~ i;hag caI'fl('t· ni!;:hL ing. laJ1!P 20 x 30 patio .. l'!.fld 0-,VN~E-R--D-E_S_P_E_RA_T~E~. ~40· acre~s for boat or trailer • G.l.'s No Money Down 4-Plex Bu.vs SJ75 .00 11cr n10. ineomf' plus your own hunH· 10 l1vr in. C1·cat 4 plcx righl ht•rc ln Costa Me1>a. All units ren!- f'd C'()llli nually. Be your own la ndlord for R chan,c:f'. Call Walker & Lee Foot swim pool, spe('ial 8xrellenl value al only Htini . 4 &droom's, family $25.~. Bring some cash n 1 rm, rl!nlng r m, Brk, $34.450, ca tnrs aM llssume e:<i11ting loan of 541)...l720. 2790 Harbor BJ Vd. a t Adams only $21 A per mo. including I=-~~~--~~,--54~>-0l55 Open 'lil 9 PM f,1xcs Hnd inr;-urfl nCf'. The rastest draw in the Westl·=~=~=..,..~~-Walker & lee Ad .11.64~~~~Pllot ciassuied ob~a~o~a1~~~t Ads have ltea.!tnn: 2190 ll;ir bor Blvd. at Ad11m~ :>l5-0lli5 Open 'ti\ 9 Pr.1 2·4-1 SALE HJ DD EN :tway in 11. f')reSt-!ike. 11e1 ting with tall tri>es a nd lo!~ ()f greenery i~ I.his lovt!ly duplex. Ont' unit c-an easily be converted In a .( or ;; bMJ"O(lm house a nd 11. good inrome !tom the ntber unit, Will makt' )'!)lit' spiri!Ji !'IQIU', South of Highway, On not delay but -call today 673-8550, \0 THE REAL ·~ESTATERS \,,_ '''" 1 •i' •I".' GARDEN HOME Charming 2 BR's., frJllc., din. rm., spac-iou~ 11unroom overlooking aarclrn. Nen.r Niewport Heights. 0 n I Y S29.500. Call ro M(', • &16-7414 • Farel Wal ker Realtor A good want ad I! •l--rood !n\'es!menl ---~--=---~--.. IN DOVER SHORES Deco raior's custom home. Lge .Bdrms, profess land- r.cap1.'d. [n1p('t'cable condi-,' ~~~l g:;;~ DAILY 1·5 1721 1 CORBIN- MARTIN REALTORS 644-7662 -DELUXE OUPLE-iC Corona Highlands. 2 BR. each. Buil!·in kitchens, car-• prting, waler softener, F .A.' heat. Exeep!ional landscap... ing. # 119. S&l.500. Home Show Realtors ''Arn1chair Hou~t>hunt1ng'' 3~i3.'> !'.;. Cna~1 Hwy., CdM 675-7125 --~-~~---1 $25,950 ASSUME 5l/4•/o Apr Loan. Low payments, .( Bdrm. ricn, fireplatt, .Entry hal l, ln1media te possession. 5-10-1720 TARBELL 2955 Ha rbor EASTSIDE DU PLEX 2 BR , 1 ha. Bu11!-1ns . Nr . shops. Goo<! te1ms. Forll11 C(l. Rltrs. G42- 0\\IN~R SACRIFICE . 4 Brrlnn. J;imlly rm. assume 5~~ r, apr lonn. La.rgr rooms. Brk. St.J.950. cal! 540-lThl rl11y nr niii;ht, TIME FOR QUIC.K CASH THROUGH A • DAILY PILOT ,.. WANT AD 642-5678 • • , :~ ~ • ' l • j \ . . . . > 32 DAil Y PILOT Monday, August JO, 1971 I ~ I -. ...... L__·_~~-·,~_~:·_, •• _, -' ~ ';;[ ---"·"'·--m;;;ll;;;lfl~ll TOUCH OF VELVET f::J.f';at1rP !htoui;ho1u! i"""S 11'\th this n111s1anrll n1 -f bfod· room. '..'-!tO:l'Y hrim,., 1 l, yf'ar.< n'""", ("tm1r,. rnnvP11- 1ent l oc:ahrin. lar ;,. family room. 111:1-bar. 21, b.tth~. spar1oi.1s l!vini;: NV'm "'l!h f1J?f!laee, High qi111.l1t.v 111111J- f6.11all CRr!'l'I~ !hJY'IUihout, Sf.'ficllfli lo1C'hl'n \\1\h h\1111- !0~ This flrM l'Jmt nffl'l'Prt property at 5.)9,;.,((I \\''111 I 111!1 so hurrv .and c11.ll t\73-~iO. I . .. THE REAL \RcsTATERS '-, l't", '<l , •!"I'. LIDO ISLE ~IE shin ti<im~ Ori l&Jl:f rorrn'r lnf u1th ruct M~ ,-t 11 2' ~m~ k r!t n sp;H'IOUS. f'OCiosf"li i&n'!Pn :Extremtly 11t1l key? .l car ~Ar.\gt ll~-t.JYI REALTOR.<:. ::r:-.·cr 19'\.l 673-4400 ON THE JEITT CHANNEL FRONT VILLA f llCl!l&tl.J'ig &rehl!f'Crurt. ti.l! f!'d 1'"1lh 11.ntlQU"S ll.flt'I AT1 f'l-- 1tC'f~ SpaC'lOU~ 4 °N'rtro:'1'l" .. OPEN 1-7 Var11 nt. %2-i \Vai<t" fott'I 4 SR + f•m. rm . l BA. f'u'!pl11ct . Con,plt tt ly pairitf'd l.· l'&rpl"f!'d. ] p11.lt"I,. lmn1j>(j, pn5!11'55ln", l.&l'fl! VA Joa.n nn. $29.950. n wnPr/Brokl"r. 642-6115. Coron• del M•r 4 RR. J Ba. fun. rm. Lg. kJtchf-11 &:. sttVlte a.re•. See in 11pprPc111.lr. h4f-489!\. Costa Mesa TOTAL PRICE $24,000 ND OOWN G.I. BUYERS SIOO DOWN PAYMENT F .H.A. !ror lh!! !llbu!OU5 4 ~dr'OOm, 2 ~tory ho\l.'lf' 'l'Hh .\ bathA. l'\l"id,\.' fl'lr ~·our ('J(':rupancy "'~" ('on1pltl~I) r11.rpPl ,.d 1t>ruo111, 11]1'(1 r1 ra/W"1'. NP:w st;.1t' k1 tr h,.11 "'llh all b\uJ 1. 1n~ 1nrll1d1n1t <1f1<hW11.shPr . Dr>uhlP tara~P. Schon!~ and s,1-)(lppi!lj.'. n,Arb,,, I.rt U5 "11-~" 11 )'Co ~'011 1Walker & Lee Rf'Al!l"lr:or ~hd 111 Art11.ms '"'4~-1146." Optl'I 'TJl !' PM ~hAF:F' iharp . .' BR. 2 E. . .i.. l'\"'ff'r'r l"'T horn~, Boat i;:-a·,. Pn!r°' 11nr1 pa.1~ wp.'!Le " mmyJ,., hlock 11'All t n· rlru-urr (11>. l'lf'f mrol'1ni: tl"J Co!rir&dro SJtim11 your terms !.a.E 1 l"l("fll fl-ilr(_I , $28,500 C01ta. Me1a NEW HOME-L""u""x'"u""R~Y Y.1i1t-.ou1 tht llf'W 1-mnt !nron· vtnleocf'!,J Eveorylhln1'1 bet-n rlon,. m 1til1 1 Yl'llr ntw il-1 ESA V f:ltO~: 6 0,.rlmom t Xl!!('UtlV!' hnmf! wuh up. i fl11t-ll'd Pv,..ryth.1ng. f'nrmll..I <'lining 1'f'l!lm, 1-m1ly 1.....-im, rarAtl' "''nrkshop And e v~n R \'ltW m C11W1n"! 0 \.\'lltr transfe~ and aayw "Spll Nn11·," rr ·~ v11.r.11nt and I'!· rl uctd S·l.000 Walker & Lee Realtors X>-1.1 \\l,.~trl itt DMl'f' &lf\-7111 ('\pen 'Ill 9 P:'>I * SACRIFICE * 2 BR R·2 Int MX300. 1'00m !{lr !' 11n11~. $22.;,oo <'all P;i1 VYnnrt ~ ... 111r Pt'flptl"t!t'll .'-.1~-~:;no 67~~726 EASTS!DE .. i br, _frplr , r.pt!, hrl..,,·d floors, patin. lf'n,..,.rl Huntington I••'*' VACANT 3 BR, f11m rm. fu-,..pl, \~~ BA Mmt. \l/AJktnJi: dl•t11nce 1n 11!' .-«hnol,-; 1nrlur!ine .lr C'nll~JI'. ~1atnr, rf'g1(lnat •Mpplng <"Pnlf'r 1n th,. plan. nlng stllff'I 1~11 ttul n l h1nrk!i l'\(H·!h, \\'h,.n ii \~ rl"· vpJopPd !hr vs!11t: of lh1~ S29.Ti()O, Mm,. 11·11J 1ncrt-11~1!. D1ch0ndr11 fron! k rt11.r lawn, ~p1•1nk lrr.li lrnf)t k rP11.r. 1111,..1'1 hr1rk pl11nrPrs 11r.,t1nrl rh, h11.\,. nf m"!Uf"' l rf'P!, ~f'Ulptu""1!)ll tln 1 ... Ar1~ 1n10 thP l1v111i;: tnim "'Hh rl""1r ro "''1 1!n~ tu·e-plac,., "riJa~nr ln thP famlly klirh whirh ovf'rlooks 11\t frnnl yard. GUARANTEED SALE .vrl . :11~ f'HA, S 2 :l, 5 00 . t 611 , $22,!YJ/)., 2 "-'th,o.. Sl.300. t\4~:i74~ 111n1•1"~ 1ri ~H,.,. nay_. 111!! RY n>1·0Pr. :i BR. 1\.. ba, flim t"f>SI_., p11_vmts lt"_.~ rli11.n t'Pril . ro1. s1n1tlf' ,o.tory, bllns. rrpts. rl;p~. hnok.'hrl vP.~. fl'pk'., $21."il /., t11.kf! ovr r rlrcm·~tor m11Tm·~. lirPpl, paymtnt,o.. ~i.i7-702l'l. hJtin R 0. rtish"''S ht·. ~·A hi, !;im rm. fpl'H"fl I.· Jrt.''1l"I· n\•f'r;<;l~,rrl rlhl ll:ilf, rl,.11n oP1p100rhnnrl, walk tn .~ho~ pln,i.: F.· .~c:-hl~. M11r. Rlty, Hi\l"Cl'l"SI I.· MtsA rlel r or rltt111!~. \!i11\s '.'>4&77:19 or '.'>4~-.,412. :I BR. 2 bath~, G-nod--1"<-.-If 1llage Re;il Estate !J111Ply y11.rr1~. S24.9:.ll ,62 l\li\r.ihllll RP11lty f;7.'>---4Rrl0 -4471 ( :::~ 1546-11 OJ Dina Point SHARP S22.900~ Beach .1 blkll. Vu! 3 RR, 1~. RA homP, fJN"fll. ~·111lr. Tmm11r. 1 Br horn, rli~tiw~hr. i::;i1' hlr1n~ crpts. L>lnvf> in next wk. 4!16----:ti77 rlrp.~. FiP11ut1ful ~ro111'1,; rP~r I d 1n1n& t'\Xl!1'. h<i mt 11·1·h µ'f'" ar"!t 11.partmPnt. piPr 11.nd shp. !or SA],. complf'ttl~ ~urn- 1s~d ~£:\ };nLL .1 BF!. 2 BA Cover Shores <11rho11rl1·11 lawn, .<o ulo 11pr1nk- ]P1'$. ~·u11 1,.ni:-rh 11trl11m, l'OVPl'Pri f)l!.lln, Si!IP.< !'lrlf'P ~Zl.!t1(I -i'X1~r 1ni: fl"~ lo,,.n, ~174 Mn p11ymt11 r11 n hr. 11.•· snmrrl l'hr nw11Pr will mn- s1rlrr ;i rr11"'1n11bJ,. 11 mrtt1n! rlnwn :inrl ('lllT,Y h111t•k 11. 2nd 'IT\ 1 rrm.~ nr i;:oh11 hl,.. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642·S200 ' MESA\OEL MAR Ctrtilic:-alf' nf !'1'-i\SOnRhlr valu!! -l.~.(11(1. 4 13R . : BA 1 yn n'"" bl!1n R O. rll~li- 11·shr. '1 r1rtpl.~. 11pir11rtl"rt crpts. r!rps, ('()\'d pa.no. Ol't f- si~cd dbl ;ar. l' 1IL1ge Real Estate Hl-4471 l :::;. J 546-11 Ol REPOSSESSIONS Spa.rkllna: cltan home~. i;(lmt ne"·ly p.a_inttd k C&rJ)l!!lt ti. 2 :>, -1 & ~ bdrms. &ime "''!Th po'.'Ols. FHA-VA Cf'ln1·, 1erm~. trom $20.000 10 $40.COO. COLLL'l S & WATI.S T'.'IC. 884.3 Ad ams AvP. 962-!>.')2.1 S168 TOTAL i'l-- That's All you oay pe-r monlh to 11.~sun1t 1 h1~ low gov' 1 loan. 3 ov!'r-~1ted hl>droom!. thick AV<>Cado Cll!'J)f'ts, "II· cloSf!rt patio. Jt s 11 \VALl-.'ER l.· LE-E pnce Jpader 11nd ~nY· Cini' r an '1Ualif)-'' Cal! M:?A-l~'i nr ~Q.:,J~O. BEACH BARGAli'r Bf'aut. l BR .. r~mily rm .. bltos. 2 rar gar All 1his for only rn.5C'l CAYWOOD REAL TY 6.n \\'_ C:o~~T H11)' , !\' 8 548.1290 $28,400 SPANISH DESIGN BY 'l"''nE'1' d!n"<: 1·tn r~·,,-,~. 2 ;o,.:~-1~·1." Bayshorei 1 br121 1 N,,l rj1>~., r!!O,.l!f 2 hrilr ~-,"I '\,"!(\ I 2 EiP.. 2 l'o~. lrp!r M~h"~l1r nPwly dPr('ll rrp l~ll'lrp• AtH'art lnrl·~rrl .\)j 11('(1 2.12~ Cr.,~11 1r,1 4 Br. :? B~. Vam 1•01 .l\n·.,.1:...n· lot. TratlPr !.· i-.-.~1 •rarP OrP11n 1·1r 11, App! Or\L\" 4%-2~.',1; rr·s A l'lreezt .5t ll ~·our ire ms with ,.a~'. 1l5f': flatly Pilot C1u~1hcr!, f..1:'.-5!i7~ '1("an; hi:imf'. tt11rly _!or ynll!' 1mmt d1111f! IX"l!Sl'!~lnn. 611 ll1'~Urnit1'11P fHA I " II" nf sJt ,"-.(l(l, pi1,1'ab1,. $174 /mn 111- ,-!11rl,~ t 1·try!h1 n1:. f u 1 J pncr . $26,950 Newpert •I 646-1111 (1nytime) ,\,~unit r.r Loan ru S14..:;oo 111th m111.I paymPnts of SJ52.m l""r mo. G1"1'11 t <"'It· ,.,.r 101 w1tli !Y>111 or n·~11!Pr J'r1'P!'!<. f:x1 er1nr net<'!-t,..n- <i!'r lov1ni;: raff'. lnl!'ri(lt rr,.~hl,v p11 1n 1~rt tl;r110111. AlFl """"' 21·,.~n shast rM"perin~ t1-runu1 , .1 hu,,. bf'tlrnom~ or ronvPrt...-1 d,.n 11.hn l h;r.th5, ~·ormlll rtinlni:: llr,..R. GI'" m rlown "'f f'HA lnw <irfV.'n 11!110 11vall11 blf!. Walker & Lee r~eA11ors 1790 Harhor 1'1vd. 111 Ada m~ :.t:i-9691 ~n 'ti1 9 PM BEACH COTTAGE S21 ,000 f 111! Jll"l<"P f'uTI' Ii Shllrp run l1v1n11: 111 1 rt'lf l'lf'a r.h Nn rln11 o 1-..,I!', S550 dowri fHA. Odl 'tnd •y. Walker & Lee -*-coo·L-.,..-- r .... ,.,.rPrr pann • R-B-Q i11 "~11tr1 y11 rd, 4 RR/2 RA f~n1il,\ hom~ nrar .~rhnnl~ \I.I. TSP..\1,<.; ;i1'i\il1'hl,, 12!',"-ill'I RR()Kf::R "41-4~11> • LIKt: ~·F:\V 4 BnRM l.:.'~ frr><'P1! '"1. 2 BA. l•m !'m , hlrro, 1• 11,, <it"p« '\r .•rhnnl f. <hf!~. h.\ O\\MfY '\10 '1-J1 O<C '""-" I -·-· -"'-"'""' t>nrl.: frplr. h11C-!' l•m fm , ;'I RR , i RA . o,.~111 rr~~. rirl'"· r!Pr lnl'\"r[W1, hlt11.o 111rl rl\'. , si:io:.:-m AA7 .1""'"" "42-41206. G11r1'.-e rlulll'rtr!? S.-11 your "f.:lt ph11n!s" 111~1. .rail n_..1. Iv P ilot Cla!slfled now! ft.12-:"16!~ *READY NOW* t~inl"St 11.N'11 10 N,..wport. Ap. flT'Cll!" ~ liq fl I~ 4 RR + m1111'1 '•, 411~ h11 . f:x1tn~1 v,. ..,.CTf'alH'ln 11!'f'i\ I.· mmplf'll' 11nobstn1("ftd h111y k nio11n· 1;i1n v1 f'W. f 11r11 np1Hln111 . Bf"low MSI ll1 $Jf;9,,'i00. Own. l'r, ~JR. 721!1. Ea1t 81Uff ____ _ EXC'l,l)STVf: A.GENTS e SALE.~ -LEASES ;(ff<.. Ust f~ .J3turr' t f rc;ri;. 2414 V1st11 flel Orn Nllwpon. 81'11 Ch M4·ll.1:l Fountain Valley -POOL TIME STILL HERE 892-S593 IR'12 Bf>;irh Rlvrt ., H.P.. -HORSE.5:-HORSES- cumm 1 BR rilt!S 2 BA S23,SOO . R1,0:. l'l1i: \n1. znn,.r1 l'i -2, nm fnr hnr_•r~ + o lrlr r f'll~l(l1'fl :i n .. <1rm , 2 hAth litime \\'' hrrl,11<1 flnnf":';., /(ll'mll.I r11n rm. h1·1rk f1fr'p l. hlttn R /(), A ,.,..._! ,;t,.11.I 111 $2.'l.;,r'l(), ~11h- l'.<oll !!·17-11'[1 SEYMOUR REAL TY Don't tnn;:l"t S...pt , 1111d Ort. 17141 Fll'111 rh Rlvrt. Hrgn Rr·h 11.r .. f!llr w11rmP$I mnnthl'. np,.n 'til ~ l'M lniml"rliA.1,.. nr.cup11rory nn 5---.-h-P l_H __ _ thi~ bfoautitul ponl hnm~ pan1s 00 ome u.·1111 4 hPrlrnom~. p!u~ h11lfl' .J,000 Square Feet rump11~ l'mT'f'I inrl1ir!1ni;: "'"1 4 Bl'(lrnom~, rlinin2 /, ]1v1n2 har enrl pool tah\~ s:tf)(l(l r'1'1m, h1urp ha:<PmE'nl J'lm· ffnwn 11rod 111ke nv~r Pll.V· fllll' r-nom. Prired hfiow mr nf!\ ~uhjr1•1 t<> tXl~(lrii;: !llill'krt. ~·12-~.\<, G.L Ln1U1 or S27J.OO pf'r mn, lnf'ludlni tAXP.g l\nrt 1n~u1· 11.nce Walker & Lee R!'111l!or.~ Z7!l0 H11rhcir 81vr!. 111 Ar!11rn~ :-.-t:l-9-191 01)Pn 'ril ~ P!'l1 'vi EA 00\V homP, 'l:-\(l(l so !t. 4 hr. {11.m rm, f'rplr. Ir$: f'lll rt,. 01r lo!, hl"att rl Anfllnn,1• JlO(ll, prnr lnrll'rr. Call ""'"~r 4'-~ p,m ~-f>.li7 ID' THF. REAL \""'\.. ESTATERS -.., "If" '''"I •l<,'l \O ' THE RE/IL ~ESTATERS •I'• '"I ' I $©1\.~1A-~£tfiS" PRICED FDR QUICK SALE VACA NT ' r.1t1ST SEl.I .! n nl,\ s~.:-.('1(1: 4 BR ' 2 BA '. \\'nn'! htl'I! The Pu11 /e wilh ihe Bui/I-In Chuckle O l!ecrron~e k!ners of th1 feior tcromblerl v.ads be- low fo form four ~'"'Pl• w«ds. I A R U G U 11 A senior citizen, who's a t~,..,.1 -T1~ ..... 1-T 1 --I i bootmon, comments: "'It's my _ _ . _ _ • privot•·cpinion thot Just h. ':::;c=~::!;::=~;;:!-,couse the er.gins is a little -.'I • D 0 G N A R I eold, It 's no sign the cnchor ...,..,.1-T1-T1-7~1-T1~1..< lJ.. -.H t ~~ -,. ·~ U Comrilehl tt.. ch1.1eli!• quoted '--'--'--"-"--''--' hy f!llin:i I~ tli• ml»lno word. you d1tV1lop lrom np No. 3 tt.J-. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 100 • ----~.- • HAFF'DAL. Rf.ALTY e ~4'2-44f\(I fo'.l'Pl''. ~11·24-4!\ ITT--0\rNER Liivf'l.v-:'l-RR:-:-2 RA hnm.-. 1,,.s~ 1h11n .1 yr.• nlrl P."11 ut. 1And~r111p1n1:. man~· f'll~I. "tr"~-AJ<~Um" 6-' ... , r.t !n11n . Ln morithly PllY~-l:l(l.:ilfl. 9AA-:i16!1, SELLING ' YOUR HOME? ,,.,,.,. 11pf)ral~11.I • w,. huy f'G'U lll,.s. PPr.!lfln11J 111 ttention. :?.:; ,vrs. !"Xf"'1'1"!1rr COLLINS I. WATTS ~ : .. \~2.'\ !'.;vi'~. f;42-CM27 fOR ~J, h;v n"'·orr, .1 br. 2 bl!.. Dotch }!11.vtn M•nna tr-'<'i, ('pt, <!~. hims. vf'r,v cl "•" An11m11h!, !'11"7" }11/1 INn. Askin~ S2~.'.Y.il. ~.u;.1n1n ~1u~T--;;!1-1~~~n 1'hn1· .. ~ -4 Rn , .1~A , ,.pr ~ /, <i•·p~ Spr11klr~ tr11t t· flk, m8riy ,..,1,1 .li'tr~~ Nr """•rh S.17.f'(l(I r r1n onl.v. ~~-(1\"1 Huntington •••Ch "INVESTOR 'S DELIGHT" H('llltlf' 11 r1 uplt.J f'!n 11 mfT\H 101 f-'1vp h!iwk11 fmm 1ht bP11.rh in downtown Hunnna- Mn n ... 11Mi. F.xef'llt:nl rrr>\1/'111 po!t:nt111f C.11 E nmrf' in· formation, 842-ps.> r, 10 ·nn; Rr:/11. \.'."', EST/\Tf:Rs OGF.J..N Mll.LTOP VILLA s~.9.iO f•flta~tic ;n1'1"\trn1. h~' hr11r·h. 1·nf-11-k1nd hnmP H11t,rl .Y""''"rd111y Pirttw' u•1nOow 01•Prlook11 hririJP trail ~ t,, n-uu'inP life. SUprr rl.-;i.n , S lt"N>n yuds. Al!!Umt" $17,1 .~4 P.Vml~ • f'ALl, M7-~ • •formrrl,1• Br11!he11.r Rlty.) Walk Ta Beach Grnovy ~ ti...rlronm horn,. nn ciJ!--<i P-Mt' Int. 11'1 f'W!ftdy tn l!rlL R4'1·?.'i.t"i 1-0, THE RE/IL \~ r:ST/\Tf;HS ' ' La1un1 NiguaJ Newport Be1ch --'-------..,-* Niguel Shores * DOVER SHORES PJ;i.1111 na v,. ,..harigPll. Mt1s! Uni:MJrallt-11"(1 view nf Rack aPI! 3 BR ~ BA "f'" Plan fllt y And the Ea.-t RJutr hnm .. 1n i1r!ll 1nrt'"IT1P11I nl frnrt1 tht!I flitJ r bl'rll'l'll'lm. Nlflll"[ ShorP~ Prim,. !n!. thrE'e tw.fh Jv•n "',. l J 1 S'.l.~!na l"l<'Plln ~, 1 P w ~. Hom~. A tnrrn1111l r1mll\g About 1 mo. 10 complet1on. r<>n"1 pill~ maro~ ru~lfITTI OR !Patur,_ 11'1f'lutl1nG, f'1r~an1 4 BR . l 6,\, m -lel'f'I dl"lllX P')OI 8 rir1 hf"!!;tl"d .IAM.11.ll. Ml!tm l'l<>m,. 10 '\-lnn111rrh Th, P"l'fl"f'I r.!IJrlPn('P lnr B1y. :l .Yl'll nlrl, lhi!I hnm,. f111 mily 11rvl f'!\tPrt11.inins. hAI" tl''"!'Yfhl ~. All l'llrn~. rnr .. rl !II SllJ,000. Plf"I!.,.,. Crp~. Drps, Saun11, Pl!l y-rill! fi.1&-.-7171 for 11p- r'l"ll)n1. S11nr1Pc-k, APfllTl11' -lllOO •<! 11. :-.1nt l1nA11r1 11a , \V 1JI ~Pil Pilhf'f 0111'_ (',;iJI 11\\'f)Pf, 4~-11!'.I~ pn1nlmPot rn """· \111'"' rrtir11 r\Jf'r~· ,.,..,in. ·1 -~OCEANFRONT 'A R.., f<:rlllll)' l111. (('lr tllld E111lhn'I hf>aui:y on u1 .. hn<\nt rl1n. 1•m R,.11ur1!t1lly lnrl5rpd. 1,11 1\c ,1 11~1 ~!Pp~ fron1 !ht' ,J,,~kltli s.~~.flOO. Of'P~Ol, 2 hf'f!rMlll~t '! hltth.~, PANORAMIC VIEW rron1 Thi< :I BR homr. 2 R11.rh~. Ca1·f)., drapeg, Lnd· l'f'r<'i . nnl.1· ~ !ilk~. from ~C"hf)OI S.ll .'.'00, Laguna Niguel Realty 83G-S050 499-1344 AY '11\'n,.r . "'" ,.,, 2,om Sfl . t1 . ll'>w rln, ~ hr, 2 h~, ~·R. \3l9.i0, J m n1 r rl. f"l.~:o:. ::il'1-'>:l:u; N•wport Beach h111 l1 .1n~ ,\. r11!1h\\a ~hf'r , An Walker & Lee Rl"Allf'lt·~ 21)1.1 \\'PSlr-!1ff 11111'" l;!f-.-77\1 ()ppn '!ti 9 T"'>1 -NEWPORT-SHOR.ES- c=~-1 RENT BEATER TREE SHADED C:T ~ Nn flnwn .. 1 Rf'rlrm .. 2 2 stor~· . .lo-lr /l mP mnrlrl, ;'I Bf't. 2 RA. 2 r-Ar O":;ir, h•pJc, ti.->~n1"d «ril 1111.:. "l'f'1~. rlr·r~. J '·• hln1·k!' ro hr11rh. ~llM'· hnl<I. $.14.9:-il. 64-1-~97.' --BIG CAN YON- :trro sq r1 hnusp iri Big Ca.n· ,1"1n " fa1rw11,v 1'11"11', Av11 1J 1n larr N-r11 $!\4,:;.",(I, :I Srlrm. hnmf' nn IT'!'P ~h11 rlf'rl hath. hi.a-le>!. Only $~·1,500. ,..,,rril"t" nP11.r ('l iff nr. :-;..,--. Ownr r s11.rrifir.P, • "-14-R<l~,1 .. <1intnit rm. P.dck fir"rl11 r..-. Real Estate by Hl!wrt l\f\t\r~ 11 r111"Pf"r~ BALROA PENINSlll.A 3111 MCVAY H1~,.. M1h phi~ 1-1 htlth nhl, ;:..<u•ag,. I.· ca.rpnrl nn Rl!Py Sl-1,!l«l J.1nr!o ''''"· NPHr NHYr, A ('h.qrm10J< nlrli>r ~nmi> .l Rr . 2 RA , \l/~lk In ~v f'lj' '1\''Plltl, Rrwk Frpl., ~''()(YI nr;. n,\v1:-HEALTY !i-1Z-7rn'l SHUT-IN FEELING Nn1 1n t1'i ~ hnm l'~ 4 Rrtrm . 2 h11 . f;i m1ly-tl"lflm ; ~tlf· rlt<1n1ni;: nv,..n!I ~ ~11perh mns1n1rnnn rHri n.. fou"rl hr1'P, 11,• wl"ll 111~ r11nflrAmlr 1 1~"· nf v11ll ,.y hPlow N1....,.l_v s1tu11!t rt 011 r u1 11,. ~ ... it trr,.1, ~hr11 t w11lk 10 sclinols . .J111<1 l1llterl. S.i7.~. (ired hill REAL'li' Un11' r11rk c .. 111rr, ll'V\flf (';:i.tl An.vtim ,. ~J-1'11:20 ------·-- CHALLENGING f1~rr·LiPPl"I'-\Vilh minimum "xrw'"~" & Intl' of ,.flnr1, 1h1l' rnirlrl hf' !I ,JPWPI, ~11rio11~ .~ hrlrm .. '.'.'~ h;._ oh PT'Pm111m ln1 1n hr;i11tiful \Jn11·,~rsJt.y r11.1:k Pt'l{'"rl .~t $~.500. Dll'Tlf'r 11•.,otJ< Jtll nrlrr~! SELL OR RENT 2-.•tnry "A" frrtt11P hnmr, ,,l u•I srll hi.' lov,.l,v :1 RR-II Sun h-,._.~ 111 1111> fll'l\'il('.\ ('Ir rlrn hn111r, pl 11~ rlrtarh,.rl yriu r p111 1n pnrlO!'l<"rt l'o,1 111 11 ~ run1p11~ rm .. 2 hl'lh!I_ ~'.A IC't"lt hrlC"~ llflll or P!\ln.v rh,. hrrtl . .'""th1rl1>r1 p;illn, lro!~or n!"arh,v ~rtrirl-~ ('If Nru.nnrT )lf'1!'fl<:~. Ptirrd tn ~r!l fnr Rt;irh A r;111111I \'I""• ri1111>1 S.'\1,!100. c-l11hho11.•,., pnr>I, 111 nr1 lf'nn•_. MORGAN REALTY A'llJrt~ \Wn't Allnu.• th •~ nn,. 673-6642 67S-6459 fn l fl ~I. PT'l<'f'rl AJ f \.1,!l:-.0 --------.. - C.o.11 fW,-71 71 , San Juan Capistrano EASTBLUFF 2-1(11 ~'l t: n! luxu.r1• 111·111:.:, !-\1111: ~17.f' l'if'r1 ronm., (ll'lUXP pullm111n h:ith.~. 2 l11-t pl111f'f'.~. rnrm~I rl 1n I'm f11m rm, 11111,.rj "'111r!o1> s ;i nrt n1urr mo1'P 2137 ARALIA ST. $51,950 rAl\IJLY H(lMf; f;t'Pi!I ~pnt tn !'~1~" ('hliriP0 11 , ~ Rrrl!'Mn1, l\\fl-~10/'Y hon1,, \\'rl! ":ll'f'rl /nr ,:.1irlo~Prl yfl1-rl "'1rh P'.>.'h"rt l;n·~,.. f1:1 1ln. t;vr 11 ;i ;.;pnl In pr~rllrP hfl'<Phrtll' Rill-in l'ltll£P I, l\\'f'fl, rl•~h•lfl_.h,.!', ,. 11· :-;"fl~l'flt~ 11 !1l1t,, ,......,in. All tl\1~ !..· R 7'',~~ ln~n . I""' v1 ·1,1. rrncE ~.12.ri:-11 ('1\Pl &TRAN0 VALi.LY REAi.TY ."\1 :-JJJ C:rtminn C'111p1...-1r11no 4!'.13-1124 F°"&l1, m-01:-+-1~1 1~H-~-Rfi. 11n~1~'. "/tv1>1yth1n2 Sl\~ 1!G-~Mii . --~ ---------Cendominiuml for 1ale 160 Th r,., hNJ1·nom~ 11.nr! l hfl !l\.'l -~--------- 10 "il!'h 11ni1 0 n'f'r'11y "n !hf' 2 RR , 21~ h11 f"'flrln Pnnl. N>ii.ch ~'.">:f'PJlr-nt l"'fl!~I f"or 1'~1111;i , l'"r<rr11!•,,n li~!I Lots for Sile HouMs ,urnl1hed 300 170 Gener•I LAGUNA S..•rh, 2 prtmP _ -------~ °'l'l'llnv1t11, Int~ 11rt.1atf'nl. 'f!'l(leth'r almn11 "'''II' .o.r r,., ~il'lllf' !n rlo..,,•ntown H1s:h &--honl. Pvt ci.,., n '-r. 9SA--4622t tH2--034-4. BUILnF.R'S •Mt"nfion! Good i<'I! fnr 2 or l 110111' 1-0rtin Cn. Rltn. Mountain, D•tert, Retort 174 • RIG Rf.AR LAKE f',..,.d thP ~qu11Tf'l~ 1_i,,m .vour ttT1nt dnor h1 thi~ M"r llldl"rl r:11.b1n, 00mpl fln I< fl1rn. On- ly $\l,:iclO. Ph: R081< 171 41 5.'\&--\7:\1! or wn1, Spenf'f'r RP!ll F:11111.rf', p (), Rox 2828. 811t 8"11r Lakf', C:al1L Renche1, Fermi, Groves 110 :? RRnrhf'S-J\1!1 "'r1lt' nf tnwn, 21 , k 15 11 rrP!, Ap. prnx 17 mi trnm E!Mnctui<'l, Alrtp:~ 'ln t-11.Nl . 0 w n t r ~2. Real Estate Wanted 114 HAVf: h11;vt r lnr M"sa Vf'rrlP hnm,. In 11t-n11nrt S.'\O.f'lllll. rr1,.r1p11.I~ nnl.v The Dnylt Cn, E:v,..~: ~~Ml , R-l LAN[) WANTEn 5 tn :Ill 11 ~rP~ Mr:'l1iC"hlll"l C'ompan.v. ( 1 ! R7 1-.1R.'l0 -------- ~-··_·"_"' ~ll •l Businets Opportunity 200 Distributors Needed L1mi1f'rl nurnh,..r nf DJSTRl- RUTOR.S now ;i v11i l11bjp 111 yn11r !lr'f"11 . NPw Multi-Mli· l1nn !Xoll11r ~rlvl"rtli;rl! P11r1 - rl1n11: f,, ~·111ii Cup.... .wlr! lht'l'll!Jth Alll<'lrllAllr l\ff'rr.h- 1't1rl1~P!~. If riualifif>fl, yn11 will 0,. rirnv1riPrl wilt! 11 11 rq11ipmPn1 11nd l(l('I\ 11011.~. 11nrt ti-.. ti·;itnf'fi 111 1111 ph11~ri" of 1hi,: hi2hly l1u·1'1l11v,. h11.~I· nri:~ l oro ~f'll1n1t •. Yn11 11111~! hf' rf'li11h1P, h;r.v,."' 2nnr1 •"llr illlrl 4 hn111·~ I'! WPPk Spill'" !LmP, 11nrl ..,,,. ,..r.Jp ln m;ikP 1111 1mrnrd1fl tr \nv,~rr11r n1 nf $~no o0 10 s21no oo 1~1"r11!'"r1 ·- SPnn flllmP, 11rlrlrl"«« 11nrl p hriri,.. n11rnh<-r tn ' NP\\'[lOrl !nt~rn~t1nnAI n 1.<h'1h11r111.t r nml>l!.11)·, :nnn Nr-wport Rl\'ri _, NPWpnr! RP~r·h, ('~]If , '.1~, [)Ppl_ •2JJA. ITALIAN P'l"s!~ltt'An1 . 1.1v1n2 'lt'tr~ ln- <'l ur!Ptl . r.rn:o;Sf'~ 1:10.000+. \\ 11h f'ffnrt $/;(l,flOO ~'.%. r.nnd lr;i.•,_ I. ln11 rP11tAI. lrll";i t fnr f11mily n r ""'IJf)I~. Rmk~ oprn .\lh.000 (';i.~h. Tn<1111 f,.. r·l;i~_,,fir>d ;irl no l'.1!1, n~il.v f'i!n1, r _n_ Rox J.'J6fl, co~t ... ,\1('~11. (';i . ~~21'. ~-----Sl~-Rlll'~ h""nl ~tnr.-_ All ~rl"l(·k ,., f1~111rr~. 1111nqu,~. ~1-n pr:o; r11n1, .'\fl .,11 p;i.1n- t111crc, t:lfT~ R1· f'iv.'!1~1'- f'l'lllt' nnl:.-. !'nr A p fl I, F.42-6.'\'.11 LOS ALTOS Pride of Ownership Home f11.1111J_v wit h tttllllj::t'f'li ok. 4 Bf'f!mnm 2 h11th, h11l11 tn1, ~11.rPMln1, <lrRJ>P!, leUf' S2&5 ~r mri. Phnne Lrin1 Se"cll zt., • 42!'1-!i).11, -* LA~NDLORDS * fREE RENTAi, S!:R\'lCE TPn.o.nt5 W11i1Jn& NEED Property Man•g•m•nt "'E C.AN Hf::LP YOU! BEACON * US.Oil I Balboa Island :i BR. u•/gar<'l.g ... ~pt 15tn. .Junp 1.'Jrh. Nt "' rrpt1 'drp11 . SZ'-111 m" fi7J·~' B R I G HT, .-unn~· 3 ~R d"t'.'C!ratnr fl.1rnishPll. TdP!:1! lnr. l11;P: yrrt. "'l nt~r $3611/mn. "44-0210, 644-4800 Lido Isle nF.COR. furn, ~ hr. 2 ha . 111111~ "lpnol I. r"'° f.o.r Pi hlk 1n hf'h_ !I mo lt'll.F-e hYlm !l/12, f;i.'>-2157 ----~--NF."'l.Y llPr-, rurn, 2 BR hnmt "1 1 11t ~r . 11v~il St-pt/I~. S.'\()('I. fi7:;..i;\74. N•wport Baich WINTER RENTALS FIA YSH0RE.'> • l 11nd 4 bd· r r .. f11rn . frnm S2.'il'). BAYFRnNT • -4 br1rrn , 3\.-2 n111h~ Sf;llll. ()Cf.:AN f'r.ONT • J brlrrn . 2 h.o.th S~:-.0. "C" Thom•s, Realtcr 22., \\'_ Coas1 .Hwy '.'>4~-5,)27 BDRM on the bl!.~. ~16:-i mo. • 7l:'IA-077R .. BA Y~HORJ<~S. winlt'r ren111l, 111J bltn~. nr pri. ~8.Ch. S~;,. f>4:'>-l 1 :'/, --~----• n c F: ANF"RONT-\Vi"ff':r rl'n!11I. S2.il'l J)l'T m(1 . 1 81', 1 R.o.. t:ricl l!'il r. f.42-8001 . ATTR f1u·n 2 Rr, 2 811. trplr. Pncl p1111 n, (V'(ll, 811~i;irte V•ll;ii.:r, \:\Jn mo. fi7~1:,srl. \\lfNITR. Tl.rnt11!~. R;iy fn"lnl Pr111n~11l11. J Ar, 2 Ft~. l .1ZS Mn, n.o.vi.o; l1r11.l ty, M2-7fl(l(l. rnr.l.F.GF: ~ir! in .•h.111l'f' N 1'_ nn11:o.P rr1. ~'111·11. Rrl. S!'l:i mo_ 21~124l-fl1!1-I. ------Santa Ana Heights FOR. rpnl, l11rn ) hr hnl!!lo". 1111 u11 l1t\l's nii. s1:,n mo. HoUs.-s -untUrn-. --305 General E-Z ON BUDGET 2 RR. ~·,~,,r llppl'r. Kids le prl ~ ~11:1. INSTANT HOME 2 RR. <'rpt~. rl1·p.~. hlrns. f'M!:') gar. K1rt~1 pr!.< ~\.~O. EYE APPEALING !';f"'rlP~.I; 2 RR .• Xlnr Ch1lrlrf'n. ll ~n. LOVER 'S LAIR 1~. RF: .vn11r own ROS,<.;~' :"hrl ! Rr., romplPlrl;. furn, Ul'tl hi'<, ~11hRl11 rin11.I pt,..l''i!, \~-p~ir,l ~!cl 'c'c· ---- !rr1n ~ ln1rk + <'.•thl, J.;i . - c;11u~ r:ou1P. ~-ull,v li~r, I NEEDS HANDYMAN (',\SH (),"\[..Y 4~-6:lfi~. 2 _B R,. F11N-J .v111rrl, r-nrl g~r OR ANGE .Jnl iu ~. lnw -<1~ Kirt~' pet~. $13~. 0 11ol'r will «111'1'~ Owrit r SEA SHANTY ~i.'>-2•1~2 nr ;,~~~2C\f._ Investment Opportunity 220 2 Rn.. Rltn!I, rrp1~. rfrp~ I. flrl~. $1 1~ A REAL SL EEPER ,1 A rt_ ."lnvr 1·~f1'1 :;:_ 1':1'1 ~ Ir_ ptl.• "'"lmn11' ~i 7;, TAKE ADVANTAGE .1 RR . 2 R;i, <'p•~. <1t'fl•. P:nrl i:11 r 1.;111 ~ s_. nrr~ s1•n. i=:in111 Art lnv 111~tm flnt< ["li<('('l\rr lllP 11111n11,. 11rlv11n- r~::r~ .\· fll'nr1 r" ,-,h •;i111,.rl 1h1"f>ll1<il .•kt11111I 1r11 ,.<tn1pn! in f111i> 111·1 <'.o.11 R n. ll11rnp1no I.· A•.-nr. 1 71~• 77?.f;.1_~1] Money to Loan CALL DAY OR NIGHT _140 ALA Ren tals e 645-3900 I 1999 Harbor Blv d ,, CM 1st TD Loan . FREE!! 7~ l'NTY.RF.ST 2nd TD Loan Term~ bJ.st"d on <"Q111!y, '42-2171 S4S-061 I !'Prving H111rbor lllfl"I\ 21 ,Yrli, Satth1r Mortgage Co. :l."' ~;. 17th Sn·,..,t Monay Wanted 250 ~IART INr. l11ndlord1·0wner1 \\ r 11 ill rrl"r tf'Pl-'ll')t~ tn 1"'11 ~·n f.~~ nl r·h~rz_,,. '1.1 ~~-" <1N 1r~t>1 ~ 1f'n111 nr! nn n !I r '1a 1r111 ~ l 1<1 ALA R@nt11l1 e 645°3900 RENTAL FINDERS "41 ~ W, lt111, COSTA. MU,l ....JG tan 11n ;ippnlntm!"nl It• ~r"'. rnRTIN rn. Rltr.'< t\~2-:im r lr11. * SHIP Houses* Apts. * 645-0111 * ""'""'"'•r~,.,. 111 Lmwllfmb REAL ESTATE •• 1.Q•, THE REAL \""'\.. ESTATI.:RS '-' . ·•.t,, ' •··.· I !l>'Pf'r 'Rkr '."i.1!\-ih:vi --··--- ,, Nl"l"tt ('11p11-_1 S-\Jl2.'nl. '" h,. ('l'J>'llrl f'\Pf'I' II tfl Yr. l"f'l'lnrl 111 1~··, 1n. ,,, ... ~1 ~,(),.., nl pmfil• ••n· ril full !lml'lulll l'f'fl!llt1. ronlrl •l~n ~~l 1111 fl'lr r~p1t"I 1tl\1n . r1 .. 11~r 111·11~ Rn' 1 ~;1; NJ :i nr r111! f :v ... 714-1>44-7474, lious•• for ltent I~ $1~ -, ! Rl'l. " f RPLC. Rl 1-1n~. r,.1 nk. HlfRRY'. BEACON * '45-0111 $1.1~ -2 RR.. \\'11lk M SH\l!".'5. Pr11· flll!1n. p,.T ok BEACON * 64S-0111 $1:1'1-UTIL. PAl!"I S tr>VP ff'· hi ~, n·p1~. rlr~. rh1l~N!l1 nr ~1ni:1P• nk BEACON * 645-0111 Heuses Furnlthed General 3~ $1W.-...l RR Tn\V \'HflllSf: 1~l RA , kl!;,i.n~. PMJ., roti r. Y111'ri, Ptil1n, 011lt1/1'1"1 nit BlACON * 645-0111 SAA.Jo~ASTSTni-: • ....,mpl. f11rn RAC1-I . Avar] now BEACON * 6'S-Ol11 Hl'ln\P Lllu111h-.1. Pann. N.S BEACON * 6'S-Ol1 1 s1 r. •. i Rn !l:1n1.,. n .. mc. )'llrrt t. fll'l l10 , Ch11'1l'P!I ...,..I. BEACON * 64S.Ol 11 12;.o.1 Rn f"~.\11 1.,. H('l\lf:. .l<l'o'I\''· l'f"!r1 t . !"rph, d~. ,t~r, lnrl'[ _vM 1 tru1r ln"~S. kiri. k ,.,.,, nk BEACON * 645-0111 ' h 7 " ~ '· ' o. • '· ' • T 0 " ·' ' 0 r .. .o • ' I· Mondq, Aw111fl JO, lt71 DAIL V l'ILOT J3 [ _,._ I~ I ---I~ I ....... , ..... N I~ [ ..., .. ,..,.-l[t] I .,., .. ,.,.., •. ,. I~ [ ---]~ ~;;;;;;;;;; HeUHI Unfurn. 305 HouM1 Unfurn. 305 Apt1. Furn. UO Apt•. ,.,m, 3'° Apt. Unlum. S65 Apt. Unlurn. US Apt. Unlurn. M5 A,t. Unfurn, W Apta., 1---,------01n•r•I Irvin• ,,..,,_.....,...,......,.---a .1bo1 l1l1n4 Huntington Be•dl Cor°"• dtl Mor -..====-1--------SIIO. l HR pvt hom11, utU pd. -NE:W Sor 4 BR, .th.5 * * &chflor 2 Sr, l 8a, &ml balcony &ar, h>l. Ii. pel OK 3 DH .. ~\i ba thu. · 1300 1325 Ji'.:le~ kltchen w/&hWllt, Pool. UtU pd. Avail a.pt, Ut 11vl refrl1, Sa. o[ llwy. • • * 3 81t.,b1,ttlh&e ...... S3%! lrplc, p11tw, gara1t . Ava!i M~l&2 COUPLIC&ON LY -NO $110 2 BR..!. crplir:, dr'1~. pr, .\BR. 21,.i; bt..1.nhae .... $"'° Sept lb ltl Ju,. ll. ~1, ru=RN=J"§l"'l'°E"'Dc-Bacho=-.,-,1or-.~,~llXI~. PE:l'S. AYaJI S.pt I . Sl90. k!ds pl'f uK 3 BR t~~ ba. hOni• • .. ' Pr.ct, ~"=,...,=-~'0-o, _,_,,_.,,_~"~· ~~~ 1 Furn ' UnfU m 1 Br.. 8~14TI or ru: f;31 .. UD5 c:ol· 11 111 • l Blt. 2 ba (6 nioi;) , ... $3.2.'i 1: 2 ,.._., !eel. . p U S UR, 1 Ba apt $))(): 2 Br, $85-$110. \.au.~. -=--,--,,,--- S12;;i vi mob • ho111c, uHI ~ eel h I ~--~-~----:-.... •-"-N · e I Bl hie w/fr11Jc, $200. Stt'p6 Laguna Bea ch 1 un., crp .. , UTP•, ra.nge, f)d, .e. -. ' r I lo bea!·h + ..... , •. Wh1t1r. relrll_ J'ttd•o'd. AdHt, no * • * 111~77. ROOi\! • ball• w/pvt en-pels. $1811/mo, AF-675-4656 Sl:it 2 BR llom• pJua sep ~ '" 771 ;;u"•l hau. Kld1, pea 0 1\ REAL'rY BAYfRONT, vle l'o', bMUI tJ'anct, cio. to bead!, bus or .,...,..] . • * • 1nod4lr n apt, J Br, 3 le., Ip & lhop'f, Ntc'th end. CaH NEAR loot brldp, 1 yr. old 2 Univ. Pal'k Center, Jrlvnt -t!).i 7079 Id d k Slil Pvl ho1ne horse rr.11<·h boat cklck. MOO. 87s-s9lb. -· BR. 2 bll.. apt; w I •c • Cllll Anythne, 833·0l20 ._.. !7'Jl62 wtba.1·11. l.<oi'r1l, Kid~. pet11, 3 a n. _ Gaf'den SetUns Newport leach Adl!t, no pta ~· . .--- OOr-.e OK. Ml 1 VI j $300 Mo. (or 8 motr. l•11•l Cost• Me10 STAR * , .. 2160 ss on • o 2 e• patio c·-\I blk .tr Win\on Rfi\ E1tat• f1rr-3Ul '"" ' _.,... ... i=""==c-°----BRAND new 3 BR, !&mil)' to bta<:h 4 bl.y. AC• t":ASTSIDE CoBt:i f..Te~a .~ Selbo• Penln1ula commodatf1 l or •· Avail bJrin. 1 ba1h lt0n1e_ r1·1:shly I'm W/frplc, 2 Ba Air, I----------s 8 11a.lnted, alllO 1)iJW arrrn crpti, drp". ll80. 137--000'l. ""' 8ACHILO"" PAD _i{P~. to Jllne l!I. llTf>-JUl 1hea carpels lluuoul. Dbl. Newport Beocih Ready for winter rental. 11 ~==~-~~~~~-I I I -B·. nn ~"o··'-ol "".lo-. WINT!!h. rental, 2 BR, 1 ba, IJlll'lilt!, t"tlrnrr 01 wll 1 , uu u .. ..,,.,., "' •• , lenet>d yard. ftf'n! al SW5 * NEWPORT ISL• * $150/mo. uu\ paid, twf>.3515 Liv nn, dln'g area l kit., Wlltli!rtl"Uo!. '"'· l BR. &i n' '"·l'~ "< "'-07" l"" Dah\l.'!lfs..Wa!cr prt.hl, ,171}, Jl"I' n1onth ur option lo ln1)". " v "'" ......, v "" "" ... Call BrokC'r ~1~91!11 _Open L'onv. den, 2~w Ba'a., JrpL <1ppt. Ava!I l 11th. 07~~. Eves. Lovely patio. Blt1n1. Dock OCEANl'lltONT M4--91!JJ, !pace 11veu. Y111t1y $~ n10, 1 1 N BeaGh l'ront Rental ~·1tEI-: RENTAL SJi.JlVICE J Bl•d1\Xlm 2 Balh, !urge pft.ne!ed f1unily roun1 with flreplaee, nt'wly painted &. cal'jlerea, new double oven & d!~llwa1he1·. Be11utlful co111.llllon lhl'oughout S2:i0.00 Dlt}. 11.va!I. llOW! :'>16·™0. 3 BR, 2 ha, Lri:; hl(•d Yllrd, Eat! Pu~111Jenn. S3~JO 1t10. • • 6'1·1-6632 • * Corona del Mar 2 BR, .11dlls only, no pel1. 434 Goldenrod, So of hwy. SZ'JO/mo. Eve: 67l-#128!1. BEAUT. deoor. 3 Br, 2 Ra. Frplc, blt ins, dsh11,'!ll', $300. !st, 6T~17 01· 64•1-8!!9.J. LRG-Attr11.c 2 DR, dt'll, din nn, frplr. cpt1, clrp~. no l)l'!S. $2&0. Yrly. 673-6!17•1. Costa M111 "ALBO• "AV PftOP _,owe r < uplf'x, lcl!:ly furn., " '"' u • 1 BR + d~n. i\1arrled cple 4 Bli, 2 BA Apt. Wint•r or 2:WJ W. lialboa, NB ti13-7420 only, No children or pct,. ~arly. Upt;lain; • Ocean J)f:t,JGHTf'UL ~ _DJ'. 2 811 , Y11y. $250 per mo_ M7-tf4! view. 645-!Thft. F'/R. Corl{\o hm. Newport e s3;i \Vh'. &. tJP . On Ocean OCEANf"RONT, J hr, l ba, RiVJf'f3. Nl'w drn1, <.."'I'd, 'Ull bl t t ·•0 .,. ... Lovely Bach!!lon! J BR. ~ a e or rroup or amiy. pool, Children's J'('C al'f'll . :\laid service. Pool. Util pd. 23rd &: W, Occ..ntron:. Lease Nr tehl. LH $~15. Pvt pt.)'. e Ca!! 1!75-3740 e fi~. 6i3-~8~5 B I & B h S~l. Bachelor !y~ apt. Avail ay ront ••~ C0~1ESEA &pt 1st. No kitche n l br,2ba,yrly,S-t2!1;w!nter, ·~ hlk from beach. I BR, fa(~i!ities. 6i:->-123R. 13~. 87rMJ2:~ . .'1 BA. Bil-in~. Patio. 't'rly. Llr. NB. Re/ij. 675-().137. Costa Mesa 3 BR, dUp'lex, all e\ec, nr beach & bay. Cpl• &: pe.neld. A view, lg!! 3 HR & dt>n, 2 87~~~. Jll '6th St. DA PLUS "' .,.,, CASA de ORO nuarlt'ra y.•/ba, pool, 1650. WINTER RENTALS ,, CASUAL Calif. L1vin1 ln a ABBEY RE \LT'i 64~ 3850 :i.t8-3!1-l!l. 11·arn111-lcditerranean •tmoa-· _, · NEW J br Cnr mel model at phere. Spacious color co-WINTER ocean .l bayfron\1, Harbor View, ttady Sept 1, ordinated apl1 -d11ianed & 4 hr, 2 ba: l br, 1 6 2 b1; $'.l!l~ n10. 644-7124. f1u·ni shed ;or style & com-&t2--t93tl. Nf:\v 3 AR, llt BA, 1!11.rbclr fort • Httted pool • Kitch-2 BR, 1 blk kl oiw1n, con1pl View 110111111_ CplB, dt'J)I, e.1 w/ Indirect llthting • furn. All lr<'•h. Stpt. ]~ [[·plr. Avail ~pl l!tlh. Deluxe RI O. Adults. No pet,. J une 15. Ma-4071. 1 BR.-$175 furn. ~33-38~1. UTILITIES INCLUDED Newpert Hel9ht1 2 BR. 2 BA honse, blln l'lec f..il{'lien, xarhege diaposa!, Ntwport Shore1 361 W. Wiison M2-19TI CLEAN 1 or 2 Br. Atlltfi, no *$35 WEIK & UP* pe"· Ir kll . 11Jf>..11M. 2121 r·rit.~ & drpi1. V.'e11t1idu C,f\1. 3 BR. 2 Ba, 2 -sty. 'Valk to $18j. mo, Avail Sl'pt 1st. beach. YeaJ·ly le11.1• &l2~r.43; alter 7 968-0738 ARREY REALTY fi.12-3850 '.'llr. Loi'(!. Studio & 1 8R apts. E. lfith SC NB. 646-1801. SUNNY ACRES WINTER l\eni.J Cll!lhav•" 2 -----.. ·-····--· New New New Villa Cordova COOL. J'RESJ/1 QUIET • SA1'"E (N1&r B&ek ilayl 40 Unit Adult Apartment Complex 1 A 2 BR. Apll. l:r,tertaJnlng Will b~ a ple&B· ure. Decorating !hi~ lovely, !lpe,clous apt will bf-a joy. e Special cabinet 1p11;c, • Lock garaat1 w I 11 ltOr e em ce ll • Lndry • Pallos e DW/di•pl e 1-1u1e 1a1 atve e Special so11ndproolin1 e Oetp 2 color aha1 carpetr, drapes GAS & WATE!l PAID Mo. to Mo. From $140 232:1 Eld~n Ave, CM See t-.f1r Ttd Woodhaad 146-0012 ---------FAIRWAY VILLA APTS. 2 A J IR't Private patlo. pool • lndlv, laundry !ac. N•ar Oran1• C.O. Airport 6 UCI. Adult1 anl,v. ~22 S&nt.a Ana Av•. Mgr, Mrs. Joachi m, AP! J.A ~iHl215 --------Coit• Me10 •r Unfurn. 270 -·-----,------·I l'urn. la1t lluff N1wport 81ac:h -----·..-·-91nt1 Ana .-N=li"'w--o''li_L_u_x=e-.~·1 BttEA'fHtAKJNG VIEW CHILDRl!N 3 Bft, 2 SA Ap! for IRaM. lnc:1 1170 Huge 1 BR apt, Hi1h oril ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I • • e NIW e e e •pac. ma111r 1uUt, din rm &ck Ba)' Blu.lti wt pv1 VILLA MARllllLLll ALMOST READY! ! dbl 1arag•, 1uto door balconi'11, f:rl)la, h •at c d BltAND NIW ope11or avail. POOi. A Rec. pool, k>acla 01 ci t o 1t ts. 5p•c1ou• s,-, Comtor11blo 10 11·1·. ~ • .-. " a1v1L Adults. 74~ Domtnro Dr. 1 A 2 Id A_.. bldi(. with (10) 2 BR. !t BA rm. .. ••. AP•""TMENTS e $275 e tC.D.M.JtS.) Call ~5-12M. Adult Llvln1 " 865 A1nlao1 W1y, NB N t lit f & U f Mu1t See to Apprecl•t• ?o.ianarid by •wper •r•1 urn. n urn. N1at COOl N\\'P'f. Back BA)', WILLIAM WALT.h':HS CO. 2 Bit 2 BA DUPLEX w/w Dlehwaaher tolor coordlnat· I I •·-YMCA o~ • ,' · ed appUanoe1 • plulh ahq; ~cioos, par,.,;, ,..,.,ys Pount1in Vell1y erptg & drps, bltn1, D!W, C&rptt choltte af I ealor C.1ub, 'hoPPi, trwy1 •tc., I::-::::"".:'-::--:--:-...:.,--... nr bch. Sl95, 645-2562. tchem• · 2 be.thl !all G'IS heat, gaa cooklna. l BH, 2 Ba .in lourpl1x, cpt1, Sintl An• •how-er! : minored · w!ns. water, all paid, MO/MO drps, p;il,t0, bll·ns, tncl robe ~ . lndU.C1 lllb., fr(Jrn S\85. 2324 Elden -i>ec Karaa:11 nice neiji(hborhuod . or cat! Teit WO(l('lhead -S:TOO o' Walk dl l hl.-echl ..; CAN'T BE BEAT ln1 In kitchen • bnald.111 m • ~ bar . b\,lft prl\late rtnoed Villa Cordova acl'O!s 1111reet. 11hopp!n1. 184112 Everett Cir, patio _ pluah la.ndtcaptni • Mfl-0032 r.v. SINGLE rt'ORY bt1ck Bar-B·Q's. Wat bM'- D!Luxa Huntington •••ch South Se• Atn1otphere ed pooi. 6 Ian.al. :;t BR. • 2 BA11-l 3101 So. lrlotol St. APARTMBNT5 * •RESH AIR c & d r """''' "' P• Ml. N. ol lo. C<>u1 PW.) NOW AVAILABLE A. 0 • dill .i W lk • blk B L ir ....,n on Sonia •na Air Con'1 • Frple'1 • ! Swim-a " 1 10 eacu! Ptivate Patio. PHON"·. 5M57.e200 ming l'oola • Health Bria • Lr ~ BR apl, newly dK'Or. HEATED POOL .. Tennl1 Cris • Gam, 'BU· Dhl att1ch11d rar, lrplc, 1% Plenty ot lawn Ila.rd Roc-m. Ba. Blln,, fllCClpt retrla. Carport A S!or ... ----------=-"'~ .. c--- l &-2 BEonooh.1 $215. No •ngl1, e10 pal•. lHDDl':N VlLL.AG!: [ j\ &} FROM $1·10 fl:ltl-1 711. l500 South !a11a . llt1ntate -;- MEDITERRANEAN LUXURIOUS l Br. Walking Santa. Ana e MS-1325•~-----~ di~tance 10 \iearh 4 1hop'i:. VILLAGE Shag crrit'd. D1hwhr. ON1~•·1 ll!!l!O"!"~""'!!ll!!~""'"'"'i Rooms 2400 Ilarbor Blvd., C.M. Ing roont. Load• ot 1torage. J Heat1d pOOl1 ""'.":!'=-------·I (714) 557-SOJJ P<tti(l. Oaraif'. Adul1 1 only. Largf! C11bhOUN etc. BBQ L.ARGE l\lnny room. prl. JiENTAL OFFICE 826~ Atl anta. 536-7i80. ChUd Car• Cint•r bath 6 t nt. Nr. Warner A OPEN JO AM TO 6 Pf\.1 * 2 It 3 HDRMS, $1&0 up ONls"o "u"TH1,C20•A!STBdrm1 :~§.Blvd. 'lli. Wk '3=-~.-d~--*~-2=-~.~~h-IPallo, pool, children. MORA rm Gt KAI AP'TS. 18881 Mora Kll.l VILLAS FOJ\ rent, room In prlvat1 Llvln1 room wllh calhedl'll Lane, 1.~ b!ck E. of Beach, llOl MacArthur Blvd, homf, private Intra.nee Ai ceiling & frplc. Separate ooi.89!M. &46-8823 bath. Quiet, clt!an, nl~:y laundry area. Encl pa!lo. 1-:::;.~~~==-o=~-l----------·I furntmM. 645-2412 Sw!mn11n1 pool & chlldren'• llACHILUF, APTI. Apt1 * 11s ""'t we• k ti,. 1 d '~"" l & 3 BR, 2 BA, pool pnt!o, '' U f •7Q r-p ttygroun · """· D/\V, 8231 E.ilis. 8~2.tiw4 furn, or n urn • .ii W/Kilchen. 130 wHk up HARBOR GREENS apt.. 543.4353 WALK TO IBACH 01ner1I Motel. * ~97S5 *BRAND NEW* Lo Co1t1 Apt1. 1 .ft 2 BR, h!tn~. swlmmln1 pool, Jana!, bar-b-qu~ & gar- !llfe, All ut!J pd. $15() !o $170. Arlulls, no JICl~. JM Avocado, CM. ~~2-070! Pork-Like Surroundin9 QUIET -DELUXE l·:.! &: 3 BR APTS Lovely 1 It 2 BR, cpl drp1,l -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~~!5'l-;7-ji.ijiii~:i:;;.i~~;;:;;;I bllns, dshwht. 847-latiT i• PALM MESA APTS * * FURN. room In private , Brookhunt/C" Hwy, 'l BR, patio, pool, dw. di1pl, mature mR.111' only. '6fl per refrlg, nr ho~p, ti!il pd, Bachelor un !urn ..•.•• fl!S. me. 962-2028 aftft' •pm. ad!t:;, avaU Sept. 1, .84)..SJ92: Bachelor turn , ....... 1145, ROOM for r'ffil in llll'lt 2 BR. cp!1, drp1, blltns. Pr1 l·BR unrurn .......... '140. hOU11e Laguna kttch1fn pr\v pn!lo. No pelll, l/IOl Ala-1-BI\ furn ....... · from Sl5S. .l mo~ 4!N-oS27 ' b<1ina, apt B. ~8-403! 2-BR unfurn .......... $lll0. -· ~~·-~--~--• :.!·BR furn ........ lrom $175, * CLEAN, quiet, Ira: !!dm, e POOL prlv homf!, w/w wantrobl e SAUNA closet, 64&-2042. OCEAN vit'W, 1 BR A !>ludio .~~~~~~~ Sant• An• t-R!!:SllLY painted In Ii oul! f:-11 fde ;~ B1·, l full lla111~. /;' FOR RENT MOTEL Rr ,v/frplf'. patio. Adul1s . No rwis, $175. fi.l6-7fi02 or 1 bll<' soulh ol Fairgrounds &1~9. 2376 Ne\l.'JlOrt Blvd. S • h El 1-Tv patlo1 • ll1d Pool 1 * pams ea:ance N, •hor-. • Adw1, 001, w/~[O\'tl &. rulr, cp!, :1817 • JACUZZI FOR rsnt 1IMpiJ11 nn, Roun1ev11l Terr. Y•arly. 1!181 Mt111 Dr. Sant.a An• g1n1lemen pn:Ierttd. Nft '113: :).1.1.:,14 1 troll .~) --~l'"""""""""""""'."""'••1~d~rtn~k~or;'· ~l>l~. ~w~kl~y~·~-~~~11 r.ar. No doR~· $195 n1n. (21 3 Br llses Sl9:J Pf'!' mo. ft16-9536 or 466--8764. Clerln & crp'd. Also 2 Br. 1 Dtl, 2 BA. 2 <"ill' g11r. B!1·ln art $!~0 per mo Call Mr~. w11~hel', dryer. Stove, oven t-ieicher. 81M-3:117'or 893-674!i & nifrii. $l7j 1no, 6'12-3936 Vfll::SHLY painted, ni,.•e!y ~S-308'.1. lf"l1(·erl h11ck yRn:L 3 BR, 1' ~ LEl\S1': hon1e A IJu~ltlC'.ll~. 4 h11lh11 new carr. i230 r.10. Br hou~P \V / ~HI' t, ·l!l2-fl1;;n 6'12-7130 ~~vii~. worki;hop. Good ('01·rni·, 900 Wiitcllff W. l!llh SI, C.;\I. &lf>-:llib:l. CflLLEGE PARK ll0112E VACANT lovely 2 BR. New \\'llh ~ lrg he<lrm.o, now va. cpl, pain1 A drp1. Walk to 1;an! &. rea{ly fl t $1.iO. P"r ~hpJ. Adults-1)1 pell. Mr1 . nio. Call ag1. 5-tli·~l~L Sve<lt'en, 642-1!235, eve K"tTJlACT:-:!Bi·., 2 hn, + &l2-2f~l. bonu!'. rn1. f nc'1 yd & p111io, Hou ses Furn. or nu crp1 /p1il11t, 111· 1r;hl~ Ir Unfurn. 310 all shop,. $2!15 1110. 64~~193. N ewport B•ach :\lesa Vt'1'de, Ii;. l br., lan1 548-9755 Unb1lievobly Beeutlful VA!, D' ISER}t-: Ga.n:lt>n Apia. AdUll i -no pl'l!. :f1owers t>verywh~l'f.'. S!r1am 6. \l/atcrfall, ~5' pool Rae. Rm, Sauria, Sg!1 1-l Bdrm. Fllrn· Unfu rn. b'flrn $\Jj, SEE JT: 2UOo Pu.r1KJn1, fi42·867u . LOVE LY 3 Br, J ~~ bath. Ni(·e fllrnitul't', c&I"JX". V('ry spacious, hf.aut!fu1 kitchen. Brick s1\8t'k bar. patio. Chll{lrrn &: s1na!1 Pf'ls wrl1·on1e. Rea110nublo rent. :\.ii Victoria, Ap1. ], Quiet Adult Livi"' Martinique Aptl. Shag cpl e drps e bltn1 1m f'.anra Ana Ave., CM B1auWu.l Pool e AU UtU Pd Mgr. Apt l ll 646.551'l Apt. Unfurn. 365 General 2 BR. Sl10 INDIVIDUAL PR IVACY VENDOME Adu!~ only-no pet1 Dix 2 Br w/ ga.r I. •tor, t~~ 241 Avocado St. 646-0979 B <I II 1 " J:\rMACUl.ATE AP'TS! a; a u ~; cp 11, urps, hl!n11, fncct Y<1 \vi patio, AOUJ,T a.nd 'J'HE BEST COSTS LESS waler prl, g11rderMl1·/n1afnt. FAMILY Section ! I I b II I m11 no: we ar, rep 11ce, Cull b!wn 1-J r•m, 636-oll'lO Clo•• to 1hoppin1, Park beam celli111s. rough-hewn 26l~L San1a Ana Ave .. $1~5 "' Spacious 3 BR'i;, 2 ba pa~!ln1. big prtvate pal io, e BEAUTIFUL GltO-UN-DS. * Sv.'im pool, put/rrven :;t BR-'.J DATii, clubhouse, * Frpl, Jnd!v!Lndry fac'ls pool, V-bilJ. 1174, 387 \I/, Spanish '1ecor. Gu la waler 1845 Anaheim Ave. l BR' 1 pd. Gar. pool, a!r·tnnd, rec Bay ~t. olht'r 11 81 nw hall, lndry. 1 Br. Sl.1~ lip. 2 CO!!ITA MESA &42-2824 as $159, All &dull•, no Pf'll. \ I """""""""'""'""""""""""I BAY i\111.:ADO\VS AP'TS. Br. $lfl.'I up. 100 W. V1 son, UNf'URN 3 br a pt, ihag * CaU &16-001:i * Ci\1, S.·e r.1anaael', Apl I. ,urn lochelor & 1 Ir crpl.5, drp1, blln1, dw, frplc, I ----":;:_------I DLX 2 Ort, tlu{llo, C'pts, axceptlon1lly n Ic e. patio, encl 1•r .. nr I. Cit d1·p11, blln1, J child OK, nn $130 up. 2110 Newport Pla11, sn'i. 546-T~l. •ealiBAU 21 pels. $1~5 mo. (closed Blvd ., CM. 8alboa Island 3 BJi;Dl'tOOM \Vetl/Thurl 9!18 El Ca1nlno 1 Bil ;1p1_ st:l!i. Salarl•li • Bilbo• P•nlniul• Liv. on Bilbo& l1. Womtllfi' ma1ure 4 J'f'fl!t'flnt:e&. 1--------:--1 m. htrtlt. Kit. tac, $70-SIO 494-81711 2 Br ept, yearly per mo. 111 A&t,te. '7f>.J613. 675-42ll att I pm. SLEl:PtNO rm. $60 mo. Mesa Varda -----1Coren• tlal Mir Mahire aduH. Prlv ba 6 II"' ATTRACTIVI . . ent. 2135 Eldin, Apt S, Cid. 2 r.i choose from, l RR. new T1•op1cal Garden View, 1 Bd, cp111, drps .\ pRln1. Xln! !oc. f'rpl ,, Quiet, Ex. location. Gu11t Home 411 Nr 1hop'• & lrwy. Ideal for $17!\, r.10. &44.73113. ELDERLY lad)', 1ent or CllUJlll!, nn childn!n, ou [1('1 1. Co1ta Me1a roup\e for 1mall 111e11 Sl~O/n1tJ. M~·~:ll5 or tw4·1408 hom• Xln't care 54~10 (If &!4·0'1riJ tor ap!>L Ar>tAZING Adult L Iv I n I ' . . Bti11ut. l • i BR turn or unf Vecotlon Rentol1 425 DLX 2 le :l Br, 2 Ba, encl ~11r, $1:it'.l A up. Rental ofc: !IOfl!I Mace Ave, ""6-1034. Apt•. 5eU cl1an. ovina,l----------1 DIW On 2 Br) dl1pl1, 1hq: ** BIG IEAJll CAIJN, I rpt•, drp1, J1cuszl • uuna BR, frplc. 21J: llin-19111 • Newport Be•ch ba!h~. Jflll• p()Ol. Tt4: ~:17. PARK Nl!WPORT Merrlmllil Weecf1 Rental1 to ih1ro 418 APARTM!NTS 425 Merrlmao w .. y, C.M,-. FEMALE roommat• \\11.nltd 8a<'hclo1', I or :l Bedroom•, -shadv Oarclen ... Pool to ~att 3 BR house In i... and Townhouse1. Spa, poolB, J .'~ 2 Bil., from $135. guna Beach, 2 blocks from rnl w-frph', ie.lt(·t hl lins S: Bl·:AUT n1licl. 1ownholl1l'. J d.o.l1w11hr. 2 f)Bllo1, kld8 ok. Br, 21~ 8!!., trplc, pa11n, S26J, 5·19-161:1. pool, 1 car fll'.llr, alt bltns, . GARDE," .\P'R·1·,•1•NT rH6-04ril . BACHELOR5 A l IJR't , $130 ,, " " "' ~~--~--1 mo & up, weekly tern1s LSE 2 Br, 2 Ba. Stv, l'lfrig-. ~;~15.00 • REDEC. 2 Br. cpl1, dl'Pf', l<'1u1l1i. f)·on1 $11:"1. Acro1Y NASSAU PALf..tS, l chlld. Beach. 494-2367, fJ'fJm F'ashlon fRlnn d al Jam. J77 E. t2nr1 St. 642·3645 YOUNG b " 1 . " -zoo crpts, 1lt\!{M!ll. Lf:a~,.. $2!).J. 3 BR. $!SJ-'~ · 2 Br. (1 J2J-l710 or 846-5991 {'Vet; S167>-$17i Cpt8/clrp~. 231-t' Avocado. 54S-l 10.'i, ~lR-112.'i l. af'. 5 pm. 2 Bil. w/v,,, p11.llo, gar 11,I-Newport Heights IRC'h . 1 s111l t:l1ilrl nk. Yt"B 4 BR. 2 ha , {('need yr!, ril\11rt. \5e s1a21mo. &12-8~20. c·k•&e to sclnols, shpg &: bch. :; RR. housr, drrJOslt . 2622 l) ~8-!IMO. Sanla Ana Ave, C.1\1. t\50 fownhouse Unfurn, J35 mo. 002-50ii0 . 2 BR. 1!1~7-C Chn rle RI . Co1ta Mel• S!·l!l'I / TITO. N,1 d.i!A. Call J.OVF.:LY 4 BR, 2 BA Cnndn, 6-lb-i017, G-12-2?;,!J. l\lQnliN.>l!o, pool & clubh&e ~ Bcdroo1n, 2 B;<1h, crp\s, pr1\I. $251!, dyli 833-&106: al\ rlrr~. av,1il 11t1\1', Coll<'g•' rk. Io''~· ~'~:l:\-~'~'~""~·.--,,---- S'.:.l.\ 7'1~2~34. Newport Be1ch ;-\iCf' 2 Br. ho11~e. Sgl. t:11r. d Sli,1, Ul lls ln<1 ,\rlul 1~ ll" * Adult~ Preferre * fl<'t.~ 11-41!l ll:1111lll1•115~f,~3·11i.-, 1 Br:. 2 13;1., rrrt .. patio. 2 ('11rport . U&e of pool. s2:1~ ~ :: R r~ho-;;1!', ~ B~ Frplr .. 3 Blt. 2 Be ., lrpl., new cpt1, f"rnr<'d ~·1trrl. rtr11~. 2 c11r )lt1r. f at't'B pool. ;,1~-27'..'11 CALL /\EALTOR t.18-6006 -~----- Fountain Velley Duplexes ,urn. S4S ~-.. .. ---...._ .... ---~ nr.. '.? e:1. ftpl!', full Costa Mt•• r r pl/ill'p, l•fl li'J, n 11'<' IY[---------- lntep<I. l~f' l~·IO. !i~l-20\l.t \\ EfiTCLirr arttM, N!iW 2 ----:1 fjr, iJj;-:-~2:11. l~t .~· l.;i~t Cnls, fJrps anti ~·ircpl1ce 11·11-106.~- Hll drht, in1mac., encl 1111r. Y.'uher, adllltB Sl95. 61~18.\9 Ne wport l1ach Huntington ile1ch c 11 An M 1. Na O<'e11.n1t..,n1 . 3 Bn. 2 1)11, xln 'l c·on1t qeaut. \Vlnler. 2 BR. 2 BA, frp!r. r111l(l, <·J"pl/di·p~. Nn pnl1. W~h/liry, d!s(}I, AvaU 9/8. Nr.1r (IRrk Eleni. Ii r.1a1·1na frl&-2;>;:l0. llii:;h. Va cant Srp1. I· Ouplexe1, r1:11.).-ti4J.1. l'urn. or Unfurn. 255 Gc1,~1-A_C_3~~b-,.-.,.,,-,w-n~h-,,-,~~.I------::::-~~ frpl•\ \n1shrr, rlryer, ranif', Huntin1ton .!!,_o_•~h..,-c relr lir. new ('!'pt , Adrt1111 A. 1 BR. apl. partly furn. l'Jewly Bttshard. $\;)0. Zi$-98~7 (!lf('Or. \V•!l!r & fi:a& pd . c,=,_~,=.-',~B~R~.,-.~T-.--,.h~ .. -. I $'.f.l/mo. Ill~ Paln1 S I · !Y'OI. cpta/dt'f'I, w"hr/rlyr, ri.~6711 or ~78. t~frilJ rnJie. S2'.l(}.-S180-$lj(l, I iiioiiiiM•••lliiiii ~·18-140.l ti16-G'162. brl.AND nu 2 Rr luM:, D/W.l,[-------,j~ lrpl, opts, $23j, M6-U41, Apltt...enleftr~ T :">-IS-u.ilt a&k for Oliver. avail., &JI utll paid. No cpU:/drpi. Malurt atlullfi 151 E 11Bt St CM. hhns, r<'fr1g, some furn , r hildrcn, no pets. !1.Jli El only, 110 pels. Sll5. en.-0!"6. &Mi-8006 avid, $15() Utfl p<l, Children Camino r..tl!--0451. UPPER~ Br. trplo, dltponl, * Deluxe Apti. wclc. No fl("lg. 5il!I \\'ll"'°n, LQVI::LY 2 Br. furn ar:i1 s. •lov~. refrla"., Sm! yrly. Incl Ground Or. Cornrr Jot, Adult 646•378ti or ~5-0700 ulllltlea, 61~11, blrlg. No l~I•. l H•, ~ Bil. J\.10DERN lrg .I Brt apl, new 1ha1 crpl•. POOi. Close , to ~hops. Ampl!! parking. 3 Br, Apt, Sm. Mo. $•6~ 3 Br, 2 Ba. prlv pa!lo, Crpls, Orpg, rlsf11v.~r. Pool, t Adul1 ,,, no pe'li. $!60. YMrly heaBf!. dbl 0g11r. 1235. M;;..3310. ('htlcl OK, SlfiO all utlt pa1cl. l!M l Poniona, C.:"lt, 12131 32f>.3711l SPAC. 2 & 3 Br apt. $140 Up. Mf>.00t!4, Jm Avocndo, No. 9. $113 to 11:r.>-1 Br. Bach apt. lalboa "•nln1ul• !ltd pool. Ph1y y'1 . Cp\1, ~··====~~~= i\l1ttl1re adl11 011ly need ap· drpi, bl!ns, pa fl(). Klcls ok. •BEAUTIFUL l &. '.l Bn. ply. No ~!~. 213~ Elden. WATERFftON1' -Beautilul 19~1 i\1aple No. l IJ.11-.'1!1.1 Contemporary GArdcn Art11, Mgr_ bay view aph1. 2 BR upper :22 1~ O:illl'(lll Nn. 6 646-2187 })1.l lus, fr p I c •, pool. ==~~--~~~~I 11p1 w/rlcr & ~l ip (will AC· '1~$16$, CnH MB-516]. N~\\'LY <lacora!ed 1 '2 Br ~_, 1 .,. bo II 2 UDRM. & clt>n OR 3 bflrm .. comm"''a e up to a . • Sl-IARP2-nr.1V B;-. ,-,, .. apto;. AtluH ~ only, no pelt. S4!'Xl/m(l. Yearly. Alt() 2 Dr, carpflls, draix-~. hl!-\n1>, • lnQuH'I 119 \r H.oche1ler, 1 Ba lower apt w/pler faclL l't'clrc. Ne11r 1l1<)pplnK and clrps, I~ &q. fl, Avail nov.'. CM. $300fmo. Yearly. ca 11 Orange Coa•t C n 11 e ge , Sl6.'> 1110. !.17:1 VAlencia Apt l, r.lANACEn V,•fl.nlecl, ttt1111d 6M-2:io'\. 84:J-1494 or ~l-~77J . Cill ;lii -77(i8. ril' sr n1i-rr1lrr.{I aduH c:ou plt, BRAND n11w Daluxe l Br. 2 TOWNHOUSE--• NICE Un lurn 2 Br, arL to 1n11rut.rc 11 unit apl1, "" ap!~. 1600 block E. 1 flll., J 1,, ba, Crpl•, Drps. w/ pool, clo~e to 'hop'g No v11ripO rlulies. 1 Hr !um apt. Balho1t Rlvd; rloMI 10 OC'f!Bn !llln,·r. Pv1 p~tlo. $160 mo. pets or rhlldren. 3l3 E. 17th fl~-2R!ll e'Vt>•:6~-79711. or bay. 1 )'f lea••· Incl Adltt., no pel~. 1·16 t-.1elody _r_1~·-"'-'""='-'-'··~~-~~- 2i1n furn lrip!e11, hlln1, h!d D/W, drp1, lrpl & rrpt. Ln. 2 Aft, Slr.t n10. Stnv,. & rt'lrlg J"">nl, gar. No per~ or 67.)-81~8 lnr appt. LCf>: J Bft tllh1dlo, ~ BA. •VIiii. zo.in.1-~ Wallace St . !·hildrf'n. $14;), ~"-~l7fi. $·10(}-itANT/\S'TtC bay 4 crpt1, drpt, bltn1, all util C.M. 5'4K...C~Ol ._ ~~--- 1 ll<'rlnion1. Arl11h , M f"'t:o;, OC'llall vlf!w . Pr!v1cy1 New 3 p11ld. '14:'). mn., no chUdren, (;0i11E SEA s10:1. Rriy J'.lk{.:ar<llc llf'allor. Br, 2 Ba, ram rm, patio k no J'lf'!S. 998 El C11mlno 1,;, hlk Imm Mach. 3 RR, PlJ: 54~7i'l'2. deck. Adul11. 117~:\4. M6-04J1. 'l DA. Bil-Ina. Patio. Yr1y. e AVL now-l 1: 2 Br rurn, OCEAN front dlx: 2 Br, 1 B;', 2BR, ~w p11ln!, cpl11. drri,;, Uie. NB. Rr/1, 67,i-01.17. Pool, rec rm, gd loc. No Ir)! i;undeck. •ncl 1111r, atov•, Wlltl!r pd . '140 mo. 1 nR, lihl!rp, t:rpia/rirp~. Nr . chflrlren C)r pela. lltft...M2~. s~~/mo. Adult11, no 11ett. 121 E. Bay fJM..fi381l . o.c.c. A U.C.T. $13~. 973 1173-1900 5"4f>..94!i!I B"AND n~w Jra 1 Ur. C""t, Vtlrnt:IR. ll~7-776fJ. f{fl(lmy 2 13r. furn upper, 1\la-• ' · · · n ·• .,. tun• rpl. nQ pell, $185 util Coren• del Mer drpa, bltn8, di1hwa~hr. P\ll 2 nr. tr1m1!y Untr1. N11wly pd, &12-~"IS.t l•taltf. Qu lf't, 8~! or d1oor, ('()nv, IC1C. Pool. S16~. ~. VILLA Ml':~I\ Apt1, 719 W. 1 & 2 Br. $l~O. & up. Tropi· t IMf..tACULATf~ l Dr, :J•., WilMn. M&·l'5t. ral f'(!Ot, Sp\r11l !ll&ln. J~j ~:; E. lSth, ft~1-4603. ~ Ba, Cpt~. (!rp~. fn«\. Acv11il t Dr tor 1lnRle person. ' ..... now . 1173 Valencl1, J\.L l:/1hlo, CM. Cpt11, ra n1e, Huntln1ton ••••h !.!ll·T768. n!lrtr, 1ar . 1125. M~!l!l8. ON T!:N AC'?li:S La Quinta Hermosa Spanlth Country Est.ai. Liv- ing & lpa.c\oua; AptJ. Ter· r~ pool; aunken q1• BBQ Vnbell•vable Llvin1 • Only 1 Ir uni 91111-lurn 9111 2 Br uni $171 furn $210 l 6 t Bl'l. r11m. 6 Untum. DLXE :;t DR., bltnt , nifrllf., 3 Rr. unfurn, utll pd, w/w ('pl, drp1, ;>r iv A!111> 2 Br. unt111·n. Fircplaot1 I pr1Y. pat!o1. $115. 114ll. Pools Tennis C.cntnt'J Bldat. lm.ltony, IAI'., nu oond., M6-2M4 or 54~-8~33. 00) Sea Lane, CdM S44-261l 1175· t6Mlll0 CLEAN 2 Br. bltn~. rpt1, (MacArthur nr Col\St H\\·yl 2 Br/l }i ba. Sh1rp . (!rps, tncl •ar, f\olelfl V•rde. Crpt/drp1, 1200 sq fl , 1155. SJ4:i. No JM"~. ~it-fllt'17. NEW·A peal place to live OT3 Valeno111, CM IS57~7Te8. 1 _, 1,,, j -1 DR., J ,~ ba. C()ol\J(), • 1he year n'l\lnd! \V11lk to SHARll' 2 IR-$1 I Mo. New (*Int, Avail. now. shopt11 walk to l>Mak. 2 Br, l Bltn1 bid pool, Adlts, no No kirlft or pet~. 64lh'6l4. lrvln1 ·~·-· --Ba. y--ic, Priv uario. Kit. _ .... 149 • Bo• 1<2 '"It I 50 • .,. .. "v••· ..,, ,. .,.., I 2 BR, 2 ba lltudlo. 1 . bltnR, CJoRe In g11r. Tlll!teflll 2 decor. 330-A J\.fiirruerlte. l!EST area. MM. BR. Crp11, drp1, patio, POOL. 1 ALL 1JTll. INCLUDED Apt5. furn. Spfclal tsonu1; • •llY•r· 360 2 BR 2 barhs .......... S:li" 2 BR,' 2 bi11hs, dC'n ... ·· .S.100 l BR. 2 ba'1., a1rium .. $.12.i ~ BR., 2 ba'1, txinu1 rm S~.'i} ·I BR., 211 ba., fam. rn1 $J lj ' DR., 2 blth1, tan1Uy room Turtle Rock , , , $?.611 In Sl75 WE HA VE ortl&Ri ' / I 11/1 / ',. 11 ii . -- -' / l.r11il11r "SINCE 1!M6" Ll:t \\lelilem Bank Blt1i:. Unlvf'"ll)' Park Day1 111-0101 Nl1hh DAILY Pfl.OT for aclion! Call 642-:'1(;78 fl,, Sn\·e! __ _ Ge neral plated candle •nufler 111 :..;;:;.;,.;_ _______ I yours U )'OU brtna U1l1 ad Ren! Beautiful Furnlhini when )'0\1 y\1lt our m1Mitl1. Mr 11 little Al ' blk1 S, ol San Pltp Frwy ONE MONTH on B"ch, I blk W. on Holl cemplat, with your 100"/. l'urch••• o,ilerl JM, ll•m t(ltCtlOl'I. 24 Htur Dely. CUI TOM ,.urnlture Rtnt•I !l!T W. ltlll, C.M, J4s.lflt Anaheim n4-llXI 1..nHntJra '94·3TOll IT'S Otacn hoos• tJml!:, Rig· •a•t 11!l1ction •wrr &ti thil DAILY PTl,01' Clas1ilifld ~l'('l)nn now! to 1m1 Parklld• Lant. (714) 1'1·6M1 * \VALK TO BtAot! Pool & rto rm. J l 2 !IR. In 1ml hldp. Z., 12th St. 6 219 lllolh St., Im. rn.I:;}! Uru. lul'n. 1 en ap/. nr hl>At:h, pool. 1131'1 ut>. Ca.U ?il&-lm, !136-TU2, ~!M!--1WI. VACANCif:lt Ct11t mt:mt)'! n!!nl ynur htnJ~f. apt., l!ltl1"t' blda .. tic. thru a Oiul)' Piiot Cl"'~~lfil'll i'l<I. r ,,p r. ·~ --~ /, rhirr" 11 . ' - crpt1, drp1 patio. Adult•, child al(. fl4li-04D6. 67l-Olr.f/. 11'· ... -J BAYTRONT ~":::',,,,,.;:;:"c.· ,:;;"';.·-~~·°'"~···~-1LRG3 Br, 2 Ba, no pets, ' BAVVIEW • EXTRA , ... 2 en. 2 Ba, chldrn ok. Nr 1Ch\1 A RhOfll· Announclnc th• quiet opening crptl, drpi, Jt4.,/mo. f!sl tl~/mo. Ava.II . 9/5. M!\-12~!1 of Bayport Aptt. . . for Mt111lon or ph. Mf .. 79'0, • iiit Bluff Atlult'I: And fut lligh1iy less '13!-2 Br, hlttill, jtsr, fflnced quict opflntnc fll Bay\llew patto. 2229 R11\iCl'll Dr1\le, Avt1. tor f1tmlll•11. CM. ru: 6n-eo10. Call fT141 ~ BMihfllor l pt, and • 2 BR. COl'lOl.JDO lowtr 2 bedroom hoUMI •Pt. Pool. Adults, No 1>9ts. :t\1 a:. i l9t 81. 41'ia E. Ct! Hwy, G13-l378 2 Ji& 1int\.irn, f!•tra t l•1n. 2 $lt0. 2 DR 1tt1dlo. Nt!w 1h11.~1 Klrli: OK, no J)i'l1, SIM mo. lrplo, C.Ornlldo TrlpltJC. UtiJ 770 ShaJtm11.r , 5l!H741 . Incl. 5.17· fl7. Coty 1 Br, cottia,.,.pt w. ,/ 2 Br. P11nthoo~•. n~11r ~tnvl", n1tri1t. Anr. Maturi hench, bllns, pool, Snl. Call upl. $140, 842~~3. 67:'>-~1i1. We'll help you BCl"!!~Sl~l~.~nti"! Fur hto•I n!~ult.~! FG-5678 DAILY PILITT for :ictlon! NaWPONT BEACH VIII• Or1n•d• Apt1. Four bcdroom1 with b&loon. I•• 1bove 6 below. Oraclnuii Uvlna • quw1 llllJ1'0l•ndln11 tot family wtlh .lhUdrrn. N!!Ar O,ron• d•I Mt.t Hl•h School. r treplace, WtJl b11.r ' bu\lf.10 ktlohftn appl111nct1. 135 A~jJQOi WAY 6.14.2991 Colciwl!U, Annkf'J' 6 C:O. M11 n11,,lng A,pnt 541-5221 Sell Idle ltem11 now! I l · J · lllll ac11f!'or, stra1g11t, m11!e ::iun OIHJ\Jln I * 1 6 2 BR., lr1 nn1, pool, 1a 1o..r. I~ home Wf•m• Rn1u'!8. 17141 &M ·HIOCI. nr shops, util pd. Hl84 Mon· C.i\1., BJulls, $100 mo: + iRAND N!W * 1'01·1a. :i48-0336 646-5989. 2oJ.i'1 Sa11h1 Ana Ave. (A1:1u•' Huntlnrton leech \VANTED !rd 1lrl <2S-35) to lrorn S.A. Coun1ry Club). sh~ house nr beach Jn "pat lou1 I & 2 BR units. ON BEACH! H.B. 9118-8197, SlOO. mo. Fmn1 '15ft. up. P'l'plc1. pr!v, pallot, Joada ()f clo1eti. MATUlt!J adult to share 3 Adul JB. Mgr_ ~.~7·1rJ11. NE\V AP'TS BR Condo, rtcreation " SEACl~IFF Minor Apti. 2 l Br 1'""1\ $227 pool f10Ultlt1. &li-1742. Hr. unfurn, l ''' Ba, cpti, 2 RR From S242 SJNOU: Chri.tia.n g~ drfl• bl 111• rarh dltpl pvl 3 BR From $375 shani homa In Cos111 i\l esa . J.'<11H~. s1r1'i. AlllO Flll1l. Furni111rC? Av1llable Evcrythlnc fUrn. 5'1&-2652. Uat:hclor uf.!I J>ll, 1140. 15:20 C.1rf)<'ls-rlra[>{'!-dlBhw11~h~ Plirentia Ave, fi.18--:ISR~. heated pool-saunas-tennis Off ice Rental 440 --------a;;n-l'f'C room-oeean views """ALMOST READT palk1l-ampl• parking DESK space available $50 1 BR. Sl 60-~ BR $1\lO. ll[J. All Secur~ty ruaM•. mo. Will provide fw'nlturt till! pd. Priv. pallo, hllllarrl HUNTIN"-TON al $5 mo. An1werln1 ltrvloe n11, h1rl p(iol \\'(J11tuJzi, w avaUe.bl•. 30!1 No. Ii I ,\rl11J1~, 201'1J B!rch st., N.B. PACl•IC Ca min o R e al, Sa11 7 2 r-Clemente. 49i-4420 ~~~· 711 OCEAN AVE., H.B. i-oR ,_ t!I 1.AllGE 3 fJH, l BA, ftr<'pl, (7l4.) S.16-1,87 l<'IH or renl o C9 1iH1n ra11i.:., J, iliRhw!'lir, Ofc open 10 em-8 pm Dally sul!• iii shopplna Cf!nter, Tl!Cl crp11, drp1. Arl1dt•. Nr WILLIAM WALT.ERS CO. sq, rt. Recepl rm, ~ olfiCH, Hn111( floap., avnil !)/S. s1()ra1e, ba, crp!'d. Avail S2:Ml/mn. 6 •1::?-4lM7 01· l'arkJlkQ Brech Livini 9/1 . 333 E. 17th St. CM. 612-1771. for Adu.lit $lri<J. 64~24!'!0. ocEANrnNT ,,..,. ,,,,1.,. caaa Del Sol ~B~AT'Y~v7.1,r.w~or.11r.~~1~c~;~,-1 !luge, J Bil, 2 b11, hllni, 1 le :;t SR·futn/unf. Pvt ,.. O.lwie Alr-Condltlolllld }'rpl c Wl>I bar \Valk ln Lido Area -liOc Sq, Ft, panlr;, IL.•frig, w~sher/ilry-~loh f~la In '.l BR,delttva;~ RealonomiCK Bkr. 675-8700 ,,., Yrly. 147"-n10. f"7 ~"M. 1 w• ri, crpti, !'Pl. t 0£8}( g ct a ~ttablt •u ;i " ;., -vv acr•pted. From S145, Pll viw ..,., BAYFRONT, hna l dt.• I, e•· Zlfllll Brookhur1t Ill. HB. mo. WUl provld• furrdtun l)tic 3 Br., 3 Ba.. pJa.~e. * 17141 9112-Ml\5 • at S5 mo. Answtrinc •rvlce I~~ nio 2 Br 2 a $300 available. 222 Fort1t A.,.., ,,10 R<!aii 1• s.-i~--0132 • KID5 WILCOMI Laruna Btaoh. filM-l4M · ~ · -· ' Altraauve 3 BR'a1199, l BR's DE:IK Bpace available MO OC~ANFRONT, l br, 2 bt. SI~. Fumlture avaltahlt. mo. WUI provide f'Urnlture ~u11sble lor 'IJ'UU!l or fii,ml[y, Alt xtra1, Pets OK, l'ool. al 15 mo. All•W9r1rll Mn'tce 23rd &: \V, Oceantront. Rf'e bids. Avail Sept 1. available. 111'75 Be1eh Blvd. l.l'a!i<', 6-r.l-li060. OOS·~lO (lf 8't2-Gm. IT3f2 Hunt1n5ton leach. fHJ..4321 BRAND ntw d~!uKf! 2 81\, 2 "A" Keelson Ln., H.B. lNDIVJOUAL bidi tor ot. & unit. Dishw1~her, pal!o. e OCEAN VJEW .J'rom n.\ii. tlee1 or all!ln'l, 211 W. Nnw hlrtg. Av11.il for Jst 1 BR. rurn or Unlum. Wiiton, C.M, M2-8MO. llnlnl Oot U')(h. C\1()\()41: of CASA fLAYA, 1•th A * N'fWP6RT BF.;Acif crpt1fdrp1. 6T~llJ1 R. i:. Walnut, 118. M&-1387. 2C'll ·&oo-li00 fl. ~ * * 'l'OWNHOUS~. 2 Br, Newport 8teeh Ph. Mr. Ervin, 67&-.llOl l \~ Ba, pr1v pBtlOI, adllllA W' llQ • nnly, m pet1, '2~ mn. 1728 A NeW' Wov te Live In e >lW, · rr· S ~ 5 I"' 8 • B~IOrd l...11ne, 54~7&33. Niwpert leech ~11 ~'h~d. Costa Meq, a ROOMY art. 2 BA, blU111, 11 'nd1ck, •ttp1 10 bay or OAKWOOD OAlltDIN beaoh. Yrly. M5.1171 A"ARTMINTI SM MW office, A/eond. trnd Ootll'. lft3-D Npt Blvd, CM. l'O/mo. 84 .. lltl. OCEAN FRON'f; yrly, 3 Dd.: NtwpoM.Jltortlt. 2 Ba . 8ltn1. frpl.-Great ISO Irvin• A.,.. 141•0980 Bu1lne11 R1nt1t view, $-115 mo. 5M..f4M4. N 8ou ----~I tWport• d'I 2.SIO IQ ti, Commft'U1&1 bldt 3 Ur, 2. lla, unfurn. Winter 1700 18th St 14Ul.TO ror le11.M1 . 134 Commf"r"Clal ~7i.#1~:/mo, C!ote to beach VllTA OIL MllA W11, C.M. M·t !tint · Apertrnent1 548-5!!89 U no an• w • r I Br. trpia., CID, l'tov•. ntr. 1 , 2 en. rurn. • unr. Dl•h· 54M02' ~nfl t>rnpl. idulr . Lf191e. v.·nshcr -Slave llnd Refr1t -S~l~!Dl~¥~R~0/5""M,-m~!~1-. ~.=--o~ffl..-"''' _s1~ __ 1ttt!'.,___A ~._&66·900I _ Sb111 orpt'1-Lr11\to ttnler. spttc.. C!tiM In l..asuna loo. NEW 2 br. I b• llp(ICl'r trlrihrlf RENT 8tR.rt1 flflll Sii to pa(! Mo. 49'-46&3. nc11r "1~11.!1111 11. I 1 7 ~ · Tu1tln A Me11 Drive e Prime n..tRlllMiilon e &!~fl. 11lt 11 wklf~. _ _..:! 14M811 * 18x40, Xlnt 1raflic. lln 2 Br, amall 1h1n, 1rove, re· .-NICI-. Harbor, CM. 84G-f6M. fria, rp11, 6rpt;, i(ar. wa•hcrl T\1, n11151 t>.uutiful vluw ol Why i!ore ll 111 th~ _i!mr s1sn. 642-lU,1. the bay • ocean ln Hi!! \vhe'ft you can turn 11 Into St-II the n1'1 !ilUff H11.rbor 11.rt11., I eft. t 8A mooney fhr'O\lfh a DAILY i;:ash, c:111l f\42-~78 11pls for J,.11_'11!. fHZ-2202. PTLOT \Vnn f Ad. _ __ , Mc.ndi1.y A~ust JO, 1971 ( Rtn~D ]~ ._[ _ ...... _""' iiiiiiiiliiiii~ [ '"' ""' ,_ ][g] ~[ ....... _ .... _.-1~11 .-. ..... -. ]~L__[ ·-_-_' )[Ill [ lllll 1 ilill ~I _.-_,-·_J[Il] P e r sonals 53'.I 8u1ines1 Rental 4t5 _ -..-Found (tree ads ) 550 Carpe t Ser vice Housecle aning Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help W •nted, M & F 7 10 Help Wanted, MA F 710 He lp Wan t ed , M & F 710 ·----------* fULLY l.TCE:'\SED * Yountl, li111Jll turllt' "l!h d~- 11ngtu,.1i1~t 1111trl-.1ns:s. C .. \I, l'lt·a~·· 1<t••nl1f). :;1;,.:13 1,,. Al>k £. 17th SL, Cos110 ~It's.a Store-oJlK't, S60 Pt'r \lunrh R.t>alono1nle5 Bkr. 67~-:'00 Con11111 ·ri·111 I-I /l(h.1~11·uJ ;iOO 10 800 R.F'. ~ h> t.?OO (S.C.) 1·1!!6·181{1 lndu5trial Rental 450 * COSTA MESA * l~~. b<l 11. JIO.Z'l(l 110-.\•r, J•l"I· VIII(' offll·e, llt'" blt!i;. 17·1U s11 11. .1 of!1tt·s. 110. . .'CO P•J"Pr, nr :i !J. In\~. 2500 sq fr, h;.; otr1i ·r,... r t,.u1y ul p;Jrk111,:, nr .".l 1 11·11.>. * C. NA'fl'RESS /\I.Tl{. • 23(1 E. 17th, C.:.1. til:!.l l~j RJ.:r..·T J\.-t.-1,-117.1 ~1 .-fl. $l3J/rno. Jll5 !~Rn, <.::>.!. Call 6i.l-:,111; ·"'"·o=u0s=rR1A_L_Un11s-. -c \t . H1•001\11<.•J 1!111du Sp1 rtt111lll~t t\d\ 11 t· on all 1naltl'J"S. 1 A•I •'. .\lruT1egc, uu,.il"IC'S!i J'.c,.u:ru11;' g\\t'n i days a "'~·I-., JO a n1. '" 10 I' 111. 31:! !\"" El Caro l no Bl'tt.I, Nin Ck·n1enle- ·1'.!l-913ti, 492-0070 SAILB0AT-ME x 1co- MAZATLAN ~a.I \'. n 11! 10 PUi'rto Val1 .. 1·1a, I.a I ';11., .sr~ ot r ur1r·1.. .~· . \lan11\;1n, ~hrirc C':>.pen~rs. !:.'1":1 ;:1s-'.r!i1. YI 1( ; .. \ C'l;i.,~ei-,..1ar1 Tt1•·.-.1l;1y l"r i\ndy. l"uund bl,u'lo. a fkt \\hil l"' t"C11;ka- J'°".J ru111 11ng •lll Cu<ti.J lh1y ,\u 11,,111 ~("1pv1•1 Beach. 671-[/l:).l ('I l'~. Bl;i"k n1111 111 .. 111111<', l~JOllll', no ,·olll\r. l''(lunrt 6 p,n1. Fri· 1\.iy S.IJ. ~\1 y al !i11i111·rs11y. j j,'l)ri.:•· Cn11lf'. 6H-21:i0, -l;,-1 n1r1n Shr·r,ht'1\I al .~ewpurl Jll•'!' park1n~ lo(. Call lo or!,·n11!y. ti73-1Uti6 m"nuni:: al 10an1 ft T11•'-.1lay Lost SSS n1!1' al 7p111. Ca!\ 6-16-li~hl Ur ----~-·----- JU:-l ~·0111,. tn ·yr~a Crnh-r, ORANG!'; R('h11 inn V11rs11y 14·, r:. 17th .'i1.. ('fl•t.1 \1f'sa IH J} ·~ tiikr. L<l sf)il. \"1•·. ---~APCAHE r.1:u.;nnl1;i .~. C:1d 1l'l1I, F.V. Va-.ec tfimy, ,\bort1on, t\dop-510 !l('"'rtl'd No Qll"l'h<Jns 11 .. n lnlo & 1uurhrl1ng Ask1•ct. ~2-H).Hi. ii-I~-·\ r:i;. _ ------~· I \VH lTJ;; l1·n1alc Jloodlr l'llP· SAN Cl,.,mrnle 1 ~Kl •'fl II :! ANY();>.~; kno\\in~ r ht' 11_v; \Sth & Nt•wp1, C.:>.I . pro(!U('.11011 f,i('Lllllt"'<. :; hi! l\l\f'r<<1bOut-. nf f{u·haril (;, 111•:\fln:.,: j\'llt'lf'd n1 a r•qlJ;,r M'jXtrRI<' Orf \(•f' C."Olll <IC't Jun (", ~ik, il!!l' 41 , l":ill ;j.!:!-.::>!1 1. $:!). rt~:\\"i\flJ). ~l~tifil. ·1.Pn1;1..'i l!ll-1:& ·192-9iil. lanlily i"Ull("<'rrn•il. lT.tll Aualw1rn, C. r.1. Jl()-:!20 p11\\l't". 5!11 Sll~1/:.TO. Ph: &12-l·li..·1. S,,, . .,,.~ un-,.,-3ti0 S". ''· 140. ----.--~----G-R-,-•. ,.--,.o-c-"· ,,~,-. "-,-, L ... .,, " ALCOHOLICS Anonyn1nus. •~ r_ '''· llilh Sr., \LB, 616-li21, Phon~ 512-7211 or \Vritc jn1olt1nJ.!I Xl~Y/ A~!. l3n.1.~h $-12-7b'Jl 1~.o. Box 1223, Cos111 :'l!esa.. lJr. F.· 1l 1i::hland \\ay, H.B. :ftorage 455 --Call 11·17-1!!10. LU;.)T Hlxl\lt' 8 11'.: Corona . Blk & \\'111 n111Jeo Eni.:l1~h Sht•t'Jl 1toi::, Name: "Scbas!1;in," R""a11t! 673-!J~.i.i fDR RE .... /. Ten 110~ [ j\o,J l o5t -and round fC'(Tf'aUonal vchicl<'s, bna1s, ga.rakt' unirs-s1nr;11;<' for I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1:1.nrlque 1·~r.~. ;.:<>ncn1I or ?. F d (I d I 550 I OST· t'-1.ilr .'ii. Hrrr111nt. Each i;::arai;:t> l·I' 111, 20' 11•idc, oun ree a S ~ll i~ll·n & ii•hilt'. \·ii-. N.H. 22' 111.'<!p. Ac<.•es!' dNJl"S 1\•1!h l'ol1••fi S,,.Ll!On. r~ r Wa r d. ·1 I I 10 hi 18' wide fOU;o.;O: l E Y !:: G LA !"i S ~ ... fl \ O ( OOl'S • &l,-1 IQI _ LENS. 1111ted. V11'", B1:! Cnnvl'niences include ,. ~'~~-~--~-- f'if'l'!rit'al n I~ h I lighl1ng, Co1~111a Brh. 8f2j/7l. Art Sill ,\LL \1·h•!t• 1lOO(ilf". puppy rwcu1·t!y 'pa1rol, 2-1 hr. B pn1 : 5\S.;16\3. 1·ollnr. t•ink :<tonl's, vit-C.1\1. restroomi; .~. \rhiclt> \1·;1~h l\IALE brn & 11 h1 l311S5l't Park. f{e11ard. Call &1:!·5238 rto11·11. for inf(lr111alinn, Mr. Hour"K!, Vw: Pah1.<1da .~· S:1n ...::'c"_'c..:''-"-'·--~-~~ S1rphr nson Nabers Cadillac 0 1<',c-o t~11y, San CI n1. il!Af\E-up pouch rontain1ni:: 5-10-9100. · ·192-1468. $160. Vac;111un monry from Re nta ls Wanted 460 \\'HITE: •"-tan n1ale te1Tiol' GORGEOUS ll('w J:Olf Mursc ho111c. ext'h1~h'c C11nyon Country C I u h, Palm l'pnn~s. 3 Br, 3 Ba, 111ed. i;ire scar aeruss no~. v1C' \'lader1an C.ill. :~ii-~~7. SO. Alrican \'1s1tor. 67~i-12i6. GOLD l'h<trm Ch r l S101a11 tl'l.·I'. vie B;ilho;1 Island. Hl'11anl. tii~l:).I L ---Losl-Lil_ll_e _b,1·-,--- bunn.v Vi(·, Larkspur -··-----J OHN 'S Carpel & Uphol.:>trry C!can1.·rio. Exlra Un - ~t-a111rivo fft.'C Sl"Utch~Ual'd t SOJI /{e l1:1.r d ao1:s1. D•'J,'fl"asl'L"S & atJ t"OI OI' l•r1~t1rc11ers & 1(1 rn 1nute b!f'(lrh !or \\'hile c.:i11)('tlf. S.1\'t• )'(lUt 1noney by :.a111111; n1u c.-.1r,1 trips. \V1U ..:Jr..in J1v111i:; r1n d111111~ rn1 & hiill $1 .. , Any 1·1n $7.50, <."Oach $11J, el.11l1' $.J. lJ yrs . .:-xp. is "'hat ro11n1:., no, 111r 1hlxt. I 110 \1 0J'k n1ysel!. l.ood 1·c! . ~,::1.0J(IL Carpenter CARPENTRY ~llNOP Hl::PAIRS No Job Too Sinall. C.1binct in gar- a ges & o I h c r cab111~1s, ~IJ.S li~ It no answer leave nisg. at &1&-2312. fl 0. Ant!erson. -------ANY SIZE JOB! /{,•.•id, ("111111n I 111<"lus apls. .\I~ l}fl<"S 11ork. Qu1(.h ."i.'.rv. ltt•11s. Fr.:.'(' t.'SI. ~lti;l.J!)ji;. AlJUJ'J'. R· l{"J1<1ir, rab, forn1u·<i, n1a rlih'. tlr 11!1', 11am•l1n1;. 1\n!1q . fu1·.i - p ·pu1r &. J"l'fifl. Fi-CC l•:-.1. Ii 11-1:1'.Jil. -------~-LXPJ·:f{, l'l' niode I l n ~, -----1\-11.!ha <.:leanl111: Se.1v1ce Car{ll'ls, \\'1nc:lo.,.,·s, f'loor rte. H.1•:.Jd. & Corn1nc'I. 5-18-1111 Bay & Ht•arh ,Jan11or1al L'nits, "1rld11\\i;, floors. l'tc. Ht•s. ,!< Cvnun'l. 616-1-101. llUUSI'; 1~1\Jfl·!,S. ~·ret• c.~t l.'.LEAN (";u·1.ll'I c.icanilJi:. Hi•l"s. 612-6824. Jluu~•·clt•Hnini.: By Day. U1111 '!'r11 rL-;1.1urlation Ca.JI .'(j(j...()li~8 P ai nting & P a perhanging A Better Position T ·"' -••• .J • Ch•rk ·ryp1s1 , PhO•ll·s • A/Pa)nblc Bni,:h1 • l·:xe(". Stct't'lary, Pre.~ () Bookkt'l.'llf'r, H•·slaura111 • -"•·errt,uy, School • •""-'f·1~!;11y, JJlVl"l>l!nt'nts • Hl'l1'1llJOllists, Typist.~ • C1 rl Friday. Do It AU PA IN 1'1Nf:/P11.per1ng. 18 • t ,N.;ruw 01f1(·1•r Fcn1a!c • St·('l"l'!ary. (.1ut; Expt.•r. e At R-Payrull, C!uh )J·~. ui lh11bor <•l"<'a. Lie S: • S<.•t·1·r1;1ry to Conlfi)J\l'r FOi·: t·l,•an & llt'al pa 1n1111~. e Jo'1C Bookkct.'fK'I" Thru T.B, llllt'l'!!ll' ,{ 1 XlCl'LOr, CJI! e ,-;;1!t·~. P.R. i\lortgagt> _::"c"c''o·c'c'c'-c'c"':.'c'· _____ , • !Jir. r;111:'r. Construc11un i".u \V,1s1111i.: e Cl'A. l._;t•n'I Ct.inu11·1 f"1nn' * WALLPAPER * e T;t." Accountant, Rt;>st<trch \\'heu )OU c .. !J "r<1.,1c" 51s-1111 tiJr ... _1_11_1 C a ll for Appl • I' Al NT ING, l!l"Oft'~S 1on;11. Al 11 """"""""""""""""""""" 1\·n 1·k ~t1ar11 , Colo r . ,\1-R.•CTIV"'. I "G' 'l" .. , , " ,. \\on1 !':11 l> ]l 1• f' i a! 1 s I · "' -u ''"· ll('<'(trd !n learn & tea,·h _:i17~·111._ _ prt1fC'ss1onal n1 ake·up . PAPER HANl:Er: -ruslom F/11n1r, p/1i111r. f;x r<:. r:ibin~'IS, rrpi!irs, lllil lnt. No \Vork, no Job 100 snHJl, a.JI r;osi t•on al'ail. Call Viviane j;,t; roo ~n1<1ll, f\ ea s . ··" ,.11~12 ,1. ~unr111. l'or h'Ce c~t. <."iw \\luocta r d C os m<:tics u • £ ~31G. f.>.\.\-14&1. Jt t; ~1 o Vt:J.JNC:-/\dd111on~-l-,~1 Nc'oTcEcHcloOolt~E"Xc .. 1c.,=;i=,c10c1c1-,c l·.:_ _________ _ Cab1nt'ls-l'lans-lloudy o r Lie. Hl~. J:lFLrnn!ccd. Call ASS!STAi"'f ~tana~cr, over Confra cl. 5 1.':l-t!20, 1).16.;1~!'.J. llan'is. til~-'>:>S. Expt'rt 2:i, no t'Xr>''l'. nee. Fuller a i rl<'ss spr;1y,.'~"";-c' .-;;cc:;;:::--I ••"•ruiiii,hiiioC•o• .• ~.'.'-" ... '•"•· .... -..... jl l{{JFf.:.'>S!ONAL Painting - PATIO Spec1alis1s. /\ct d 111t1·r/e"trr. J lonr~t wnrk. d i~tinction lo yo~r ho•nr I Lie & 111s. J \8-27:19, 64:>-5:!:.iO. 1v1th a eustorn patio design-(;UARANT1<:1:: 10 save you N' C'Spcciall~ for you~ hon1e. ! ;~·, . \iork hy thr tr..iur. Qualuy. Experience I" I A·lf'!t ~1f-6l\!l Satisfaction. Eason & Sons _''.'._1 11 • •· t-• •· Cement, concrc:e Al? Constr $600 F/C Bklcpr !O Si~ Girl Friday 5;hi0 Cen'I Ole 1::1 10 $·1;io Cashil'n; ic, $-133 Co11slruc!io11 5-l~-071i9. P i\ I 1': T 1 N G : JI o n <' s I , _________ _ llE always \\'t'll tlres.\ed 111 1) f"~ L I CA T ES S t: N r<1ao, 1 lf<:;KPRS En11lly r pa~' fee . no l,lst. &\•line t ·ashions l/11111" f\lusl be neat !: (;1'0ri;c AJlrn Bylantl Ai.;:en· ~·111 h<'lp )OU start your o~·n d••pl•nrlah!e. P1"t.-f. 11~rr JS. l"Y 11£..H 1-.. Jtith, S.A. /JU~lrk.~s al no \.'O~t. P1n1y Sr-.• 'lt·l'l')', llJ-T1nie J)(.•11, J li--OJ~l.1. plan :st•llini;:. f'1th1.•r part •19.i E. 17th St . Costa J\lf':-.a . -JH.Yl't:1-:-\1A11J~E,p'd-- 111n<' or full t1n11•. t;atJ --5l9-:t13i 01-:SIRI': Jlih 1n l>fly Nursc-ry /ll'l·!",I l ~iguna B<'arh. r-.JP<li•'<ll & lt'al·hu1g ahl<' • Lnll •191-1 Hl6 • --BANK TEL,LER--"·"I'· n~rs ..• 1:.-:isss. ---- Full t!n1c & 1>a11 11111c. \\'c ---1 . llf'Ci:I your 1!-"l'li'r1erll"r. Good * DRIVERS * · s;1l11ry & brtl(>f1!i; OtU fllr. Skell al &l&-09'.Jtl. . No Experience a1~co:-.1 1·;-~"U·t ~r 111" Necessary! Beautiful Ideas 011• of Cc'l\C'l'al t"ooch;. \\I<' n~ 2 l\1ust have clean Calif. driv- ;:_ ing record. Not under 1j , n.'"I'· !e111 1cenRgers & :; YELLOW CAB CO. • • a_dl1lts, No doo1·. 10 floor 186 E. 16th St C.M. 'R\/INE PEDC()N•"" l'_xt't pos111on~ av;ul. 84:!·:.!6&1 ·• I • I'\..) 1 ~l:L BAR:>.IAID. Day or n11e or DfSTRISUTOHS ''"nt!'d t .. r I SERYICES •AGENCY p.'lrt ll111e. Exprr no t nel'. organw ht'allh & e1·ul1Jgy I , Tlw QuP1:·11 &<'. 6-16-99."l:i. hrw. f'cle •l'.f.t·:!·l7S roll. ~l•"l' .I.· tlc P·J~1t1ons UF.A UTY Oprraror !or DISll\\1ASllER---:i:..hu.~Uo~. Acctn Clerk Trn c to$400 ''hilctn•n's h;ursryl1ng shop. N('\\.[lOft tlarbnr Ya t" ht I Gen'I Office to $433 Prelr r n1atu1'f' 11·0 man. Cluh, 720 \\'. B.1y 1\\"I', F igure Cler k to $433 _6'1•1.1014 or &12-3689. Balboa. 1\pply in JH'L".'(Jn. Sec'y/Engr to SS60 Blue Ox IS OPEN1NG SOON IN COSTA MESA WITH POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR. , • * ll ostesM'S * \Va1trrsses, * Cooks * B<1rlrnders * Cocktail \Va11r~s • Busbo~ * Dish"11i;hr1-s * Eroilerman Apply in Person Room •111 Costa M esa Inn DRAPERY SEWING E:irper. ~<'rger, heo1n1l'r. !abl- Document Cler k to $400 Ty p ist to $375 l'r. ln1n1cd. openings. Beat h .100 I· .. 1· I I ""' 111 li'll )"\1111!') Drar>ery. 900 IV. 17th St, 1 642_1470 0 1 l :C~o:':·"::':':":":·:"'::':·G:·':"':·== E x ec. Sales JOB INCENTIVE HAWAIIAN VACATION (for Two) 1 Jf\,\'ITUHl1\J. 1• or k l'°"-~1 bl!• Ille .•11·1n1n11ng: pocil 111a1nt .. Ila.lur e l.· <lrp+•ndalJI('. tlours of ('1n r1loyn1en1, approx. 8 am - 1 1:! J>11J. 6 days ll'k , R.ate o1 I iia.1. s~.:.iO per hr. 1\pply to: !{utJ Tr1•nt;i, Cn:rn Valley fl r (.: t' r a I Io 11 AS.'-OCliltion, 1(17~'9 La.~ J ru"l'.!(11(' \\'rsl. ~·011ntal n V:.illt•y or 1·all 968-111~ lx•t\111 10 ,r., IZ pm \l'••d thru ~i!. Or caU ~llS-i:'l66 any?ln11'. * JONES TIR~:S :SEllVICE Is 1•."pandu1g in Oran~c Coun1 y 111111 recitui·cis t.'XPEHIE;>.'CED PATIOS, 11•alks, drive, instatJ nl'1v la" n~. ~;iw. break, 1"<'111ove. 5-!8-!l6GR fur ('SI. gu11r•11111.."i~I "'H'k. Lic'd Any ~!I.I' .IOIJ. Call tii:1-:1i40. NEWPORT Personnel Agency 833 Dover Or., N.B. 642-3870 J iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 8Ai\l-Noon o·· f1P'.\l-8P:">! PHO!-'l·:~SJON1\L painting -11 '""""""""""""""""-'"'""I • ...;T,\rtT A PRE;STIC:JOUS Ci\REEI{ Tl!AT OFl"'ERS UNLIMIT ED POTF.;..iT!AL FOR ,\DVANCE'.\1F.:NT, TOP co:.1PF::'\SAT/0;..i.S ,i;. IN- cr":NTIVES 111AT \VI J. L SJ.:ND YOU &. YOL'P.. \VtF'E 0;;1 A BEAUTIFUL, HO- r<lANTIC VAC1\TIOi'l TO !I 1\ \VA I I CO:>.rPLE.-l'ELY PAID FOP. BY L:S. • L'ou1n1crr1a l Sulrsmcr1 * Tu·<' St'rvn·rn1en bf';1ulJrully f urn . r:x- CllANGt: for ~ilnllar Np! Beach 2-3 Br lmn1l', prefer \\•ater front. !6 lo 9 mos). 5'17-9505. FND: Long halt'ed t·at, f,!l'<'Y. :.lalC', 11·rarins 1·011ar. Vic: 1\!1•>.a Verde Norlh, C.i\T. 5~,1-3::7.1. ~~~C~"~'~1-~67~'~·129~·~o~.~~~-Contractor rOUl\D vie J\1at•Arthur f.: ~ J\lY \\lay, quality }l(JITIC l~1·lstol, ~.A., Ycllow & I en,truclion JIJ•) l'en1od. \\l;dls, cc1t1ng. floors i nlrnor/e"t"r1or, Quah1y Bookkeeper to $650 \\"•Irk R, n1atl'r1al. :1:17.74;1:1. Ass1"sta nt Mgr 'l'hru i:• &. L PlllNTINC. in I e r i or, ('X· '\'oung Compa11y tt•rior. ~·rre cs!ima !f'S. Cameras C;iH Lorra1111• \\"F. OFFER ·rr 1 F:sr~ 1\'- CENTJVES BECAUSr: \VE K~O\V BY PRF.V IOUS EX- PERIE\'CF: 1"!1AT Y 0 U \\'ILL \\'ORI\ HA[{!) TQ\\'- i\HDS '.\11\J,;f\'G BIG ;\·lON. EY ror{ YOUfl."ELF .\~ \VEl.1. i\S f OR our~ CO"-!- PA ..... Y. * Front t:nd ~lf't~han1cs * Br:ikt· l\!ceha111t'S S;1!ary plus honu~ 011portunity 10 ad11Rnee Con1p11ny puid bc"n<'fil.~ Apply: :?l.M~l Harbor Blvd. }1 17-010::. \V~~S'/'CL/1-'F ;.:rl'rn p~•rakrct !168--72-1·1. . <'!c. No job too ~nuJl. PJ.f.:i\SANT hidy ( 6 0' s l ~;;;;;;iiiiii~-~ "17 00~6 '7 1 l wi.l;hcs 10 ri"til un rurn np!. rOUND Gl·i'nHin Shorl-hair 1 _.>_-_._,_-__ ,_,_a_•_is._,_.,._,._ J'ER~ONNEL AGENCY Department _'_"'_'_w_r;;~~~7001'., KB P la;;ter, Patch, Re;Jair ----------g\le~I hsl"', <lupl<'x 01. ? puppy vie Cnldrn \\'r!;l nr Schools & \VATE.TlPHI" vinyl deck Carrful tenant. No car. Nr. 11.B. 1!1gh S(oh1111l. !1:1&-:·:791. instructions 575 i·oa1ings, ;i ll iypr~. Lee Pl.ASTl::R-1 '11!l'h-Hn1 Ar.frf..,. ./I.ADY 11·11h prac11cal nurs· 1111.: eXJl!'t"l<'rlt<' for retire- .s1orcs & lwach in Cdf\1. f ND: Blk ,~· wht eot·kapno, Hoofini: Co., CM. 6-12·72~2 Rl'tl-~-T't'nt. P <'rrna n f'n l rrrnalr.. V1<·: Htnlt1ng1011 Train To Be A G(•11 Birt~. Contracls ,\1·t:ous. l'Cil1ni.:s, :; l u cc o n •fln. Yrl'f' es1l111ate s. s:::i-~931, 61·1-"1170 aft. :i. BOOKKEl~PER: s I r 0 n i; Heads hack g rounrl llPC t'S.~. O\Pnl ho111r 111 Lnguna. !llC'd1rn1•r, :\lcrtical billing • <'••111pany C';i1· Plan </ .\li\fD, 4().l-JH:-i8 6-14·57'27 or r11~1 355-2838. V1lla~c. S1f,-fi7::9. HEAVY EQUIPMENT l..<11-g1·-S111all-AI! Cla~si"' <'XpC'r. l1t•lpful. Salary 1-u1n-• Plush (Jffit·r(. !. I v E -r ,\' ha h y s i 1 - Offl.Ce nicnsu.ratc "'<'"fll'J'. Call • Rt <•rt t111n1rr!111i!·ly I h•r/hou.~t·kr<'pcr. (o l l r g!': -* PATCH PL/\STEHl;o.;G "5 OPERATOR 1 ,,.,, __ ·,-•. 1 • "'"·•·•.•, Misc . Rentals "Kl LGt: hlk ll'rn D11r·h~l1und. ''" , . .,... "' Vi<'. \\111!'.0ll & C11nynn Vr. l/'arn lo fl[lf'l"i\!e BH!ldo:t-Adff11in11s * Re111od••l11~ A!] IYf.l''!'. !'r<'<' "'1i n1atc,.. fur 11ll<'1'1'1~ .. 6l:!-1·11 J. 1 ~ 1· I CAMPERS & BOATS fenced Jot !<i!ora~e 50c ft. &12-6560 Announcemenl1 I ~ Announcements soo RF.SCRt:t:;:..!ING Call for t·rt'e. Estimet" A ~k fflf Doug 5-1R-7f>12 * * * '.'J.16--2740. 1 '!"~. IJr;i:.:!in•·:-, Cran•·~. 1;rn\1ek & Son, l.w. S(•rapr1·~. Lnarl•·r~. Tr<'n('h· 61~0011 ,._ '.'>l9-1l70 Call ~~I0-6<;25 Arc;HAN hound. N 0 I' I h Cmta !"llesa. ~>40-062.1. BEIGF. Poodll', male. Vic. \\". 19th St. C .:>.1. !'11&-S11'.l. Fo RE SUL TS )'Oil can De- pend on, Call the Super- s a te s ma n .. Daily Pilot Classl!ied 642-5678 -place your ad & charge It! House llunt1ng? \\latch OPEN }fOUSE col11mn. * * the * r1·!!, r11·. S111dy al hn1ne Plumbing fnllo.,.,·<'cl by rrs1clrn1 t rain-Electrical ----=-------1 inl! at 011 r n1ud••rn facility J.'LU:">lBINli Jil'~Pl'llR in i\!Lan1i. flu1·i rt.i. J [n111r l1ffi1·r-r-.Tia1ni, F\a. Apiu·nvl'd fnr \l••t,.ra11' UNJ\IEl:SAJ, l!~:AVY t: LE CTRICJAN, l1crn~('tl, honrlf'rt. S111a!1 johs, n1a1nt. ,t· l'C'flai~. 5·1~520:\. Nu J"h l•~J ~•Hall • 617-::12S • COLE-PL UMBING- ("!)NST/illCl"ION Garden ing ::>Cl!Oll!.S D<'pt. sr 1:!0.1 ----------- z.1 h1• ~f'rl'wr. f,1.·1-1161 :'">11 / Gol<trn Cir<'lr r1n1·r AL'S GARDENING ~ervice & Installa tion :-;an111 A11R. C11liL 9:!70.l for gardening & s m al l l'honr: (71·1J 5117-75:.!l landscaping services, ca.!1 S-1a.519S. Serving Newport. .lohnsrn Pont N•1..,•u·r Nan1c . -·· Arldrr .. s •... (1ly .......... . SIH!f' ..... _. rh,,11,.. .... Zip ............ . AJ:r Cd~!. Cbsta J\1rsa, Dover srrc1J1l Tl11s 11k. only. Yo11r Shores, \Vcs!clilf. ::1~! rnn. Chr111w11I .~· f"lr11n- !·T:UNT Ya1'd Lu11·n Sc!'v. SIO i11r, i.e r11. Ir<'<'. &lj.~:lii.i 1110. Bat"k~;inls R I So. Roofi n~-~w -----·I \V1•t•(li11i::, )a.rd clran-up. !~i2-li!il2. L!O:!·: ll01.,f111g Co. 1louf111g nf LA St"hool or i\Tas~age __ ~c=~---~-;di 1.111•"'· H•'t·n1·r1', rep:tirs, ___ , L~: .. \f:\ HOIV t·0r:.\Tt:r.. ~1~; . _ _.,. ~-a n·a. 01\0 raM. Cashl.er BOYS 10-14 STOCKer.OKER, l-"L\'Ai\"C-1_6_1_-·_,_.,_ .. ______ , lo deh\ler papers ln !he San Ti\I. CONSULTA:"T, BAI~-J .\lAlD i\pply 111 person. Full & P/Time Applications Accepted Monda y thru F rida y 10AM-10PM ma •• 19101 M agnolia St Hunting ton Beach Etiua! Oppur. Eniployrr 0f'mt'n1c, San J ua n C11pis. RY Di\VIS ~'f..\RTED ON 1100 1',ll1:.~l(I('" Rd ., trano and Capistrano Beach T!IF. RO AD TO\VARD::; Costa ,\Jc~a . are.i. FIN1\NCJi\L IDF:PEN· M ai l-Clerk DAILY PILOT ol':l\CE. &. J' n. J::STl r. E $315 ·19:!-l\20 Tll ROUCrr HIS ,\SSOCl.'\- l:>USBOY-1\'t'f'!.;Cnds on I y , Apply 111 11"l"SCJ11 Colony Ki1c·hf'n, :211 ll<11'bor Bl., C'.;\I. CARRIER BOYS Vicinity Of [\lac1\rt!1u1· .i;. Birrh i\lacAr1hur f.-R:in1una S;1n!'.i An11 TlO:'ol \VITH [)i\VF. L()(lf,;. 1'.\iGL.\ ..... n. FIN,\N\IAL IN · VEST.\lENT ANALYST, JL E. Bf{OKER. CALL NOW For A Lifetime Opportunity In The Investment Field \\'ill 11 ,1111 1\rh.1nM'n1rn1 po. :-!ll•in Lil 11111 l'<l. :'\ln't hl'n· rfll .~. Ci<ll \11 ... ~ BC11y, :1:li"-6J'.!:!, Atlli;:;~1J Abl>nt Prr- ~onnrl /\gl'nf'y, 2.':Q \V. \V'ar- nr i'. Suri<' :?al, S.A. MANAGEM ENT'~T"'R~N~Eo l Coo<J polrn11nl Cd.JI ,\lr~. St:hn11dl \\"l·:STCLJ~·r 1•1·~nso:-.11:1·:1 .• 1\Gl!::"C\' :!0 1.': \\'1·~1!"11ff Dr., N.B, f,Jj.2770 Trader's Paradise lines times dollars Sanl\I /Ina -:.I0-6!1:\6 PHOFESSION/1.L Gan!<'nf•1', lhrr-rno ruol 1"0;il1ngs, 1vhl1e[ll!lllllllllllllllllllllll .. lllllllllllllll!llll! 558-0444 ,\lATUHI:: 11\Jn1nn to care for Contact M r, Bitler l .01v l'<l~f d,1y/cvc 1·la~~rs ll'rr 11ork. rir un111;::, & ,,,.J;1 r. Lie/bonded since ··l11ldrrn !I.~ 10. Cook .I GUITAn lrssuns, $!O prr spnnklrrs, <·ll'all up JOiis, ·11. ti-12-7~22 A!l,.nda111 at Chevron Station ni•'al. ·!P.\1-!l:::OP.\l, i\lon. mo. your honle or niine. la ndscap111g. Gcorgr, -,\---1 -,\lolul-,-.~11,,-,,,-,-R-m_l_m_g .and 1l('1~z fh:nt-A·C;ir, 5 111 DAILY PILOT A sk for Mr. Merges lhiii fn•lay. Srpl. r:-Srp1. ·1$-j717, lr;tvr mcssagr,, 1--''-"-'-''-"'_:1_._______ S.•1-..·1<·r it"')fs ca II ! k f' d, Lal{11na eac h. College tu-642-4321 , '.?"1111 10 day~. :"1-16-2787 -----L,\\\'N" 111a 111,_ & rlc•;t n-t1p. s•.,i lrrl ,t,, C'o.1lf'c l. 61::->-2:;.".0. c!Pnt. over IX, 20 hrs. 11<'•·k-Circula tion EXP'D dry<"lc11n1nc: cou11\11' I l'll'f<•l'<' 9 JO A:.1 & alter 9:J() 1.a··cl /ln~. L<llTY 1\Jat~iiwa-ly. !\",)"Lon~ l1;1irs." r;.l()d ,..,.,..._.,..,..,..,..,.,.._J g-irl. C•lr>ta 1\lc;.a Sl\op. P:">I. I l ~ k" c 1 S.. 61~0'r-Sewing/Altera tions J><tY fnr good n1an. 4!J.l-900l CA 'l/JER 1 Part"-'c'"°:::c'c"_'c'c·'-'_::l::c'c' _____ ------------Servic&1il'C!Reiairi _1 ~_~_,_~1:.'.:_1 ni.:_._·rv_._,_-_. _'..'.' ---''---------- - - - --~ . t·ar \i·11s1. .1 \l.\Tl."P.I·: L1dy -live in: L1\\\'N Cflft~. '~ .::1q! .. 11 •D1·r, .. n1ak1ng--i\ltl'rat1nns ;\UTO i\!cchaJ\ll", hc.J\"Y duly 11111r . Cal! bctwn )i ,,,, 6. rr~Y C""lk. 1'\fVT, ;:. lasJ! I ("ar!" !or lu1•f'ly hon1r & 10 111wk, l1gh1 h.•tihnc. E\lltl. l.1t'~1i,:nr(f tfl Mlll \Oii lirw ""lll'r. 11''1'"~"-G:">l I'."· f~l!-+IJ!l Apply Ill rj('r~n, (\Jinny ~!. nld :.,:11'1. \\'ork1n; 1• 10 l lr l. \I -1"' ., ..•. , t';ill .)o * 616~1 lb \""l" J11>'f'd bu! no1 1~f'~<;. I------------I K111·h1•n. :":21 1 !!arbor RI· I .<>a~· a•. :1 ,,,.,..,,, •. -~--~---"IQ'qfl CLEANINC: li1rty, l da) 11k. l·::xr .• 1apat1f'"!<l' l.nrr!1•r11•r Alter a tions -642-5-84_5_ " -. '· Corona ilrl \IHr nrr;i. Call _c_·".,·~~--7---~ Auto Waxing fi;trf't11• ~;ilar-y ni'f'n. :Ji t;r11t~. Prwc $11\fOO. ltil'l'f1'1<h' . .lneorne $2'l, 110. 1':'lt11:y S77,ll00. ~11b1 11 11 [di IJ•l"JI. lr;11!.·'· Di. k . F1 llirr, r.:11 r 1;):7 .:11:1:!, .~~o. itr.1:; __ lfif;~I !'"(!Ill) 1 dr 1"11~1. I' ,.;, PIB 1\,\1 1 f~ nnli'1. ('11·,,n. Trade frir I"!, rquil.v !!1 hou~r. ur wh.11 h;11·., ynu? l !llil ., .. ,~~) '---~~ '• 1\1'1•· 11npl\1vt•d kil, SI. IGron,:f'. Utah, nn gol l Cf'Ul'Sf'. Trad1• 1•ciu11y !or hoat, 11101or{'yl"lc flr ?? •.• 1.~~i:\72 * 160.000 Bay1·n'i.! 4 br, :: '111, ].)" li11 rn1, Jani rm. rrn for pool &· Mat Tr;idr fnr <:mallcr !1~c 1n N J:. arl'a. ";r1t(' T.P., Gl'o~~ .. ~ 2 \\'<:II rr1111-,,t h11nlC'!i, ..l hr, 2 ba 1n San \l,dm .~· fli'l· monl, n.-nts $21.>-$260. Tr.ide lor lari:er ri•nlal.<, l.l'\l S. \..a~.t'<Sr, bkr. 67~-130~ Iii\ Vt: 1~ II ("(}!Tl<'r 1·on11nl bld!!. ('\1. f"l.('fldy for ll'n:+n!. \.it' ff>I' htJr. Trade lu1• yar hl, hulTI<' n1· in<". I h1 nr1·· ·191·!1(ffi 1111\'C :.ro rlrluX<' unit~ on hn:h rise zon<·d 101, \\'1lshirt' gJv. \\'11111 Lieto 1~1<' or hayhnn1 100' Rnre Coloradfl R11'rr rmnlagr, lshld, "f(NlN! n-3. Eq, 51 1,;,oo for hooscl inc· ro1ne or TI>.~. !3"11 ,\·h)Jt, R.ltr. : ... 111-1168: a;-,7-624.1 ('\'('!I Ha11 · 31,~ aCl'("I;, <'hole• San Dima.-;/PRmona <11Ta, ronrd P.:l, 60r fi'1 ft. $3.i,~equ uy. \\"Rnl 1nr111n'" T.I). 'fi or ! &t&81n I ~)~-"6111. \\Mt do you hllv~ to 1r;1dr~ IJ~t it htl'f• -In r>r.1nt:t fft(l11ty'" lllt"2P~I l"'lld trad· tnz l''J:.I. 61~-567S * * * 'ti1 1.llH". Cnn\"\, L+!Qks ~ \"1111~ lih1' 11"11', l•tlt \\Qll0 ! !..~I. Tr11d" 11p or d11n for ',ra1 l"I tl'!r, !~>ill int.nor. l'.U. l'l' ? , l!-!ir.1~ :1 YI". ,,\d d111il··, !II Cd\I . .:..lllll\ ,,( t111), 1-:! hr, .I I lu". ~l'i .. -1111. '!'1'u•h• ur C',dl ti7:\.J.:tJs, U.·u s. Lai.:a~~!', l:ki·. ----------\\\,'\'I"· ::O-.'rtr B(i,\T 1pn11 rr ~·· ~n1l1 . i'l!11~1 he n1 r<'. ll1\VE: l!t·;I] ~:.,1a1r .~· Trus! Dt·1'r!~. ll<1lJ1.~. Bo)( :t!m, Vi. ~.111,1, (",, :i·:r.1 •2Wl7.1 1-1fl3·! 1::\k"r-:-f.7i",~1 -uRr1 r •·1l1h, $3t.i.'l.oll <''PY ~l:!.000. \\"11111 n1oh1J.~ h<1~ll'. unit~. .·nnU.1 l.'I' ~11l;1nl1. IJ11 k Vi'l· h.-r, IUtr &~7-:12:12 8::0-Xf.l1 -- llAN fl \\'1\:-:l!'j'll \\A:\ {' ;i r .'1-C ;i 01 pc r i--11.,a!~; c1 ... ,~11· ('.1rnuha 61'.~-~16:-16. 1';1sh• :::!ol Babysitting "ax-lfl(l'" !\.'. Blltl. CO S TA MESA PRE-SCHOOL L111·r11I no w ror i··;i u JS!h ,1.:; ~lollt"l>I m. 'i d:1y + f1111 1!ay ·"·~~ki n,... J •1;,11111 ·<1 p111,.:1·.11u, 11"1 lilnl"l1~s .. '\i.:t•s :!ti, las ti.::o .\:'II _ 6 l'i\1. 5~(1 11·k-('(J~ll'1\HE! fi.12-IO:iO Si\l'I·~ 1!•'1"><'t1<.l;ihl<· Chni-ti:in ho1)lr. \h1·1 rc·r.~. Hea~. 1·.d1•;:. ('h11drf'n 21, .1 r~. ,(. 11p. Call to 111~1)('11, fil~--0127. ---------NE\\"l'OHT !1<'11.:hrs a1'f'a. J-•l'i::'' ~·1tf:<;1ndhnx 1·r;1fts, MAlil!H"l..°'rl lunch. :\ln't cal'C'. ..,i; .. :n:.1. lt~.,\\;T. E11~1si1l,_.. 7 ruo111 ~~~=-------1·u.~tnn1 hit hnnit•. ·I RH. " 13ABY S/1'r!N(i 1111111<-<t. \\"ll t'xp"d. lir;uHl111o!h1.>r of 17 B \, ~ h1·1•·k f\1y•p1'~. C1ri1r. Tradr for C(lllll\lrf''l 111(.'Cll\ll', r h i l ii r <' t1. 1uy h•1lll<'. Hllr ;.1~..frh°\~ fiiJ-6:",::1 <'\<'. G!HlY.I::. ---------'\'ILL !r!lrlr Par·kard Hr ll !Ji\\' C;irr, '.! 111Plhl'rs, Tllll"~<'J")f HI/II''~ \\;i1:r~1!1:1· 1,;nnw h""• llf>-k•'''I", plHnl ;..~;1 1. <l("l'IH'i1lr, 21l yrars r\p. Ri\BYSITTER, 1 r·h ild, ·rui·~ 6i'.~\C1'.! ;ift,'r 6 pin t i\Sl!lO:'ol ~ ! .1 11 ~ ! ~ frw _________ .,.,_ T"·~t. 11·111111111i;.;, clc:in-ui•. thru Fn., 1 ro 6 '.'.(}pm. $];1 . ...:. __ _;. __ c.:_ ____ , !•\:-:-.~1,_1;_ Tree Service i::i::1 :1~1:i-:i2~; lln1:::n Bch, nr C!.f.A;>.li\t: 1n a r11n1:d ho~p. --------~l;ilrr f.· Efll1·anl~. '.! hrs r11nn11ni:: S.: 2 111·<; :.irn, E.\ll\"r ,);q>;ill<""" 1;,1rrlrrwr l;)-'.i\l:!:i\L Trrt' St·t"\' \";irr\ ---------IJ·~l-»l(i(), [\.I~ hrhl<'l'll 12 S .. t~,111\rli•li· ,\ii ".1.111."· r-,.1,,,1 c·!r:on-ur•. ll;i11h11i:.:. !-p1·u1kler B \HYSll'rEr{ 11an11-Q, n1y 2P\l & fip\1.1 Vn·1· "~' i;12-r:~'!. ri'p.iu..::. H1·.1<;, &!ti-~,~.jit, h1H1\l' HI \ C111! a/I J .. ;o. _·_:_ _______ _ Tile :.>!~ .1:li-l11~1;. ('h•a1111p 111,111, r ;1r1 11111<' JI.~-,J;111:i n, ,,, L;.11• l··n111:.: l '••tl\1111 •"('1~11 . l:··~1ol<•t11 i.t1 I 111l11.~1 r111I f,1.»-0~. !.• l'(l~IJ'l..l·;TE !~1~& g,trt1<"11· ·rr·:i~h h11ul111~. lol f•h':in111" l{!'p;11r :-rr1nkl"1'~-fi7'.1-1Hiii. T{Ji\l'S Jap<t!l!'~f' l.i<ll'1ll'IH'I" 1\111. -ln1lu~1 ·1-Cnn1m"J.Jtr~1- 1tenl"l. Con1p. La11·n Cnr<'. l''<'"" la•1n, spnnklr. 5.11 -.l!lfi -----------I Ji"1\1 ;r~1 rwl'Vl'-.. -,-,-h1 1r~fl1.v '1'•rk Pr11~1111u'r pr<'f. 1111· 111·" ,;,. hnnw 111'f'.lll '\•·nL 7. l'J _ ·:n~l .• !~-2:\~0. 1 ·1·.1:,\ \llC l'!'(!lp(h I. F IT!' r -i, ~111:dl Torn :in•:i, .~:~7<>~11. Job Wa nted, Male 700 RAJ,;l.:lt· Tl11~ 111'•1' ro1up11ny ha~ Qprn111r:= for rlay ~l11 fl. hh·at l.ocat1on. Stal't Sfi:.O. Call J!'an Bro110, ~ Coco's Fashion Is land Ha., 1111111,.cl. 01)('11 1111: '"' BUSBOY Bf'<' L1nr 11".i 111, ;>.o •!"I n1 1·11!, ('.11·/l!•T•· 11•'• '\ nl k 1)1\n hr• '1••n111. ~df...ti!O< or :,2':-·r:1~ n1•1\ ''"!111).Hl;J lfl 11·1·111<' • n111ph·\ ,,.. •. lb< t;;d "'fr·~·\! I nrtlf'<' .tpflt'<ll"Hlll'(' f,1r I"!"• n f11· 10L 11/1-up<•r b<l~~. (;1·1111 .~· prO S [lf'l" \\ ,,.r.n111nny, ~ ri0. Ca II :..1 :tr~· Li•<'. -. II ~.f;()~I~ roA .... Tl'IL A(;J::NCY 27~) ll!1rb0r Bl :it 1\dan1:< GIRL FRIDAY ~·nr NP\\"flUl"I Brat•h Ad 1\)!l'1l· ··~. All skill~ •nrlu1iint: SH. Sh11r p ltJOks. !nng-hour~. ~I p;1y. :\:J3-11iiO * LANDSCAPING* ;>.'c•r J;111·ns, :</\t'1nklrr!>, ar· l•ul"s. p11l\11,., h·n1·t"-;, \\oil.•. Lir'ct 1'(11111". \l:i~11•r Ct1.1rgr. IJ ~·~ ]u(• t'.~fl. :i.';6-!"ll."1 !-::XI'. ,lapa1ll'~·,l\•r11·r. (" n 111rIr1,. 11111111h•n,1ncc . FN'r <'~11111atl's. f...l&-011.~0. C(),\.';l'i\L ALl.C:NCY 2i90 Jlarhor Bl ;it Adan1~ W ill P aint Your House \'(lUrH.: 11 \:Hl. t'\I•. 1lr~·~ llt'al 1111rk. lS ,vr~ 0111. 1\1)1 p.11n1. $2 f>.:01· hr •lt" by jnh l.llO'I •1u1'kr1·. C.JI l11r 1·~11111a!e . s:1:\.'lfi":l 1-------------1 Banl..1ng Apply in Person llOL"SF;Kt~EPt~lt ~ lf• J~ ... riys IH'f'k. O•\·n trans. $160 78 Fashion Island mn. !J6S-il09 aft ·\:JO. Job Wanted, Fernale 702 EXPER. COMMERCIAL TELLER Newport Beach 1 ·----------•lllOSTESS, p /ti in r a1· 1racl1~·r. nl'cr 21. Apply 111 pr1·son, Colr.iny Kilt'hen. ::211 l!arl11Jr Blvd. C ;\I. **COOK** i\lust Br t:sp!'r EXf.CUTIVE Personnel Agency CALL l!ARY BAUGHMAN to $18.000 M anager ... Inventory Control Inte rna l Auditor .lo $15,000 i J)f'i::1~ .,., I r1·111 rl 1 Design Engineer (F ilter Bckgrnd) to S 15,000 Sales Promotion Manager, BSEE Chemist to $12,000 (degree) ... to $12,000 1•11l"r TY fnr :; !ipo'rd hn.11·~ l11k.1• 111 l.'ontl (•nndilton. (':,11 Ad;1n1~. '.ll'."'-1.111. ~i7-(ift~!l. Ge ne ral Services LIC'D C HILDC ARE- V 1\CAT!ON i\lothl'r4lv.11l, 10 hl'lr1 .\<Ill r njoy y o 11 r v;u·at1011. ltr~ponsihlr. l•":x. f"li... ()11 n 1'n r. \\'ill 1·111'<' for ~our ,·1111t1rrn 1n ~our 1101111'. 1.1: ... 0:,11. /\rply hf'!wn 1 /,, ::pm The Five Crowns EX PER. Restaurant HOSTESS Exper. F /time I Prod. Test Supv. Electronics . lo S 12,000 Inve ntory Control 'ri:.> L'UltV:\IH. auto., i.:.o(ict, 1111~ ~1 lll'\I,' li1·rs. ·~1'.I l ·arl, Will tradl' !nr \"tin. h11;i1, t1·ai1(•1·~, nr \1·hat h:tl'!' yn11. n.i:,.om1 Rf1rr 5. r<ll:'ol l·FtANCl l, Baf'k P.ay 111,•n, horst>s, <'(ln\I, !'>t :1ht1" 1 Bil house. 53.~M value, $23 >\I •'CJ. F''lr iru·nrn!"; prnroo•rty, Tn's nr .. Bkr. :,.w;.1111 I. JIA\.'E 2''.I heres i\nt!.'loror \'allry. \\'ill tr;1dr up l•Jr humi' In $60.(Q} 1n (1\1 N<'\\ - T"'rl TIM' On)le Co. 8'e11. ...:~'!.fi.°1'11 . z~. 1\('1'V'i; brh111 \luJai·r !..· T1•ha1·h;1pt'. llo~r, ~l!th1r•, ir"il" JJrR\11 ~Un•r' Slf'l(.-J r'l Tr .. dr frir trw k, 1•t•· flfi~.()J.}I flfl 6. * * --~ * lh1rll<Jt ,~· Bak1·r. C~I. ;, y~. e\11. Bt·r,... :.r,.29.1~ ii. J·:i\."(J." J\ f"IL1·:1;.;-, h-,-~ i-,,-'"-~'.: n1.11 hn111('. l.n\·ing ('.:.11'<', all •n.:rs. ;..11...0.14~ Alnt ehild l"lll't' 111 111,11 h\111\C, Mnn.frl, to.lt•sa Vrrdf' area, Call!. school d 1~1 Hef'5. • 5-1!l·li91 • Builders NO .lob Too S111111J~ Rnck. hlof'k, ront'l't'I<', f'lH"Jlo'o!ry, nrltf A I'll\, h<iu~c lf\'<'lln~. i.::ar. rt00r n'Jmini. t°J"Te f$l. \\'oncly, !162.-(i!Hj··---- Ca rpet Service lntJT>1luct{J1)' Sfll'•"Jal 10' • D1sl'Ol1n t S1,.:un nr ~l11tr11ll<~• t·lrR!Jllll: DIAMOND R•·p1111"i! or F°l'"r l·:~t. lrlStaJl11l1nn ri1ri.1:ir1 Lt. ('Oi\lI-·A-·N-.-,-,.-:c-.-,\-[a-,,-y->k-.,-,,-~. .. r ..... 1, ph1111h, f1'rw«, !!Ir, J•:xl. dl"lvcr $.· (';J r. Live oul. THINGS hy ::,'\01 F.. Pael lic Cw1s1 1!1\'.v .. PROOF ~11~na rtcl r.1,'lr. No l'h . calls, i11~t lr1s. ~·urrirntry, pu1111 etc. ~.r;-n~~'ll. H ES('Rl~t:'.\'. [;\{; CBll fm· F1Tr t:st 1n1;,.1c A~k for l).)111: SJ.~. 1:121 Hauling l.L•ral rrt ~. ti7.-1-:rl(r1. MACHINE COOi\~ nC'C'rll'd ror Nf'w PR1\CTJ('1\L <'~P-g"l"l\dUHh' OPERATOR ('"H R u \Vs Rl'Sllllll'Rllt. rnirsi' ;,\·ail. ftr1s. Lil•<' 111. nrlf'nin!:' A11i::11st :ID. Ariply in r~~2-j7!1S, :=..t2-1l:.35.'-----·I p rr ~on t1 ! C11 r r11w11 ---UNITED --Restaurant 6W A v c nida DAY\\"(>HK. llouSl'k('{'ping. CALIFORNIA BANK Pico, S11n Cl<'mC'nlr. BREAKFAST COOK E xper. F /time Apply In Pr.r:-;on ~;"llf"l"A.I Cll•11 n1ng He huhlr. YAltD. .g11r11~<', f'l<'Hnur~. _o_"_"_tr;ins. _.,.,_,._7006.___ G i\louart:h Bay Plain c:.;·6~i;iri~~~r~.11;;~·. ;~~ JOLLY ROGER R<'n1ovr 1tf'r~. dirt. "·'· It ' "" -• .~ , hJ'.' So h •. 2300 H bo Bl d ·· . •k!IU. .I'"' " P ·,. • ul ._..guna ;\IC'n-yn•ac. CoroM del i\l11r. ar r v ~ k \If, Io a ct l' r • h:u·khi:lf· ('111 ns offLl'('. Call airer 6 pm Costa Mesa Sli-lb(Jfi. 492.jTlL 49~ 1273 COOl\-RC't il't'lTl('n\ 11 o I<' I , '°'""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~ ~-~~~~= dietary exri. Over 2:). r TftASH ,,, Gaflll<":(' <'1('111'1-llp, Help w~nted, M & F 710 i.:quRI Opoor. r~1npl<1)1'r 96Z-.¥1l1 7 111\)S. $10 {l IM<l. t'rN: 1'•A.1 -;;;;;;;:;:;:;;-.;--·::;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;:;;;;;;,l;;~~;::;:['.:i'""'":'i~l'Z'i'. l ~rnru,-::~;::-;;;;;;:--HAIRDRESSERS ,\n~·no1C'. ~t\S...;JJ::l . ---ll'L" RABYSITTER -II 0 USE COOK, Fry, e x per. The Hair Factory -~ -_ .-,\i..-t Cl'A l'A "' 16 26 "2 ~~ 1,•Vl l'"l• ,. , 1·1 I 11 ,·_L. KJ.:EPER in_ \\'tslnllll!ltrr ~-J.J/tirll('" OI> -1 4 1""' -u""" 11101.111,. '" 111'""' <· •• , .. ,,1,,1 " • ' •. Alu l'AO·lll• •Y \lk!ni:: R.1·~1'1l"'h " .. LJI: " t>"fK"t"1t'llt"t'<l 1.i!lf'1;1· •hull'11l. lt.t:. :>.1kl i\n;il}st 51 11,; i\lon lhtii fn .. 7·:10 In ;, P~I. • COUPLE Jo n1An11cr 2Q SAion at Bullrlr1~ En1JJ'1rnun Elec. Supv .. to S1'2,000 Y.rust O fficer $10,000 Accounting Analyst (degree) . , .. to $9,000 Q.A. Ana lyst ..• $8,500 I.E. Mlg<. .. _ _, .$8,500 CALL BETTIE BRUCE Cost Acctnq to $7,200 Personne l Asst .. $7 ,'200 M any Secretarial & G•neral Offic• Positions Aval11ble W ith O r ange County Lea d ing Companies I .,. • '"' k I' ·•1 1<1· 112 •.. nr r-:111 l11·t• 1n. i\lust be Unit.~. l".~('h;in ..... for 2 nR rrnr1•r tr:. lilh • ~'r11a -.. C• ,, ,.. -... 11~. ·1•1 • " rr,.CI. ~1i;r, lto.1t~ "' "'' ,.. N EWPORT rlrprnrtahfr .~ ~ Ap1anrl smallsr.J11.ry.Kno111-Ana ,\,·rl \\'ill hll\'r orcn-1 410 W . Coast Hwy., NB Hou~ecl ea n ing 1 J 11 1·• k Ph \<' t" 11 r rcn ·>ll fll'I" "" · · Nl~r f'f all pha:or"' of 1n111n· ir11.,-x for h&lrdtT<~<'I~. ~hani. Su ite H 645-2716 P ersonne l Agency ·.,II I Int 'St:C"l. l.A\'.11'• :. f1nly, ~IS. l!1111 ~)1:t-;.21~. ;>.!111,.l:.v I r" ii~. NB Ml, -~ 1r11a1H"<', ll11~ha11d n1ay hi!.\"(' J)(l(I ;:11·1. n1an1rn1·1,.tr-. 833 Oo~~~3~7~· ' ' 11011:-:1·: 11ii!1111~"'\\'~11·h I.he 0111~1dc Joh. Call :)1&:.,02:1 11'1 C<1ll Tuny * &1.-..0:111 I' Turn ll!1ll~<'f! 1trr11~ Into quicll ---..................... ~1 OI'F.N HOUSE: column. :':.!'.'::'"::· _________ , ___________ l'A~h. f'llll 612-;itii!\ ...:..~ _:=;.._~ _ .. _____ ... .....,_,_. ----- M•l11 W•Atltf, M' P 710 H,lp Wtnttd, MI fl 710 1 ~•l1t W1,,tM, MI, 7JO ti It Wtftftfl, M 6, 710 ~~· ___ .._, .. _....__...._ .................... -· --. ----..... -.... -- POPKAL CORP. #2 TMI NIW N•1d1 Tr•lnHI ••U to Hi& Minimum Per Mo~th \ oung men Merhan1ral u:per helpful but Ml req·d Must be 19 years er 6\ er !ble to start wo1 k immed talely . 11 arcepted For tnforl'Jl~lten nn !Ab placements, call 'f'ue~day. 9 AM-1 PM nnly 779 .. 1551 ..... ----.... -------~~·~~>+4+..t*:S:&-4...W_M&:? .......... H!lf, W•At•lf, M' F 710 1 ~•Ip W•ntl_,, M-4·F'11a MTll" tr;;,... $330 I $ llWAiD s C:oml paint} 11111·111 ",~nd ~ln111h1"'1 PIFd~nl \1c:11>1ni CAndmnm. SC'l"IO 0 dl'O 11IE ~d Id r rnp 1·nmm1~1rm ~pt11 ~nu~. oklll 1r \'Jiii I e ar1 111 l\fli~I I "' rf ? I R !'. I ~1n t OJlf)OI 1111 •nmt nril? · ,.,. Pl np 1 U umen lllil 0111 nl irhnoi1 C;ilJ Ml> .. , n0\4 slci~eMr~Lf:r app I. I Ccmnit . ;,:;;-.6122 Ah1~;{1I A'n ~ ,-10 REUBEN'S PLANKHOUSE .Accepting A111'll~•tl1tA• hr: I Moste&se6 • f'eckt ~iJ Waitress • Waitr~sseA • j!usbeys t lflAks • b1s~wash$t's • Bartenders I Bonkkeeper Frrn~e Benefits ll}dude PaJd Vacatwn. Prent Shar1Rg Plan. Ma11:ir Medical PlaA , •. APPLY IN "lllDM f A.M. • S P.M. 68.,, WtrAtr Avenue (C.rntr •f 5pringd1l1 • w.,nert Huntington •111=h bn1 P11•&onnet A[!,.nr, '$1! Rul E•t1te 675-1101 \\" \\a1ncr Su11, :OC f. ~ J;1, r roa~1 H ll1 Cd~! j tll!!!llll!l••l!!I·~············ )ro1h11r nu da Bab~·<. ""r my I Relp-W~nf~tf, M 4 F 711 Her11W•At•G.M l '"711 home or ~ours CnM \I rhrll •• ' SEtti'r • ~¥ f 6~3-SHl j J b ' n I Execume Type e e NEE f>E o '-ell en .i SH + Typllli youn11 co. eal! Lorraine Two Office Girh CQUa Me~ '4-ESTCLl.Ff ~Just be 25 anrl 'Jhle to <inve 1 . -APPLY 1?.ti E. 16th S1 .. r \I P/Tim1 :-.C:ED Ba hyr.Hlrr "'"f'kdavs & t;;i ,j.30 pm for 2 tloys. 6 A 31~ )r old n1~n rrani:. M;\ homt f'aJI ;,4:,...;,1;~ !"ITE A11rl1t~r. Ariply in per&Pn to r1s1111nt aurl1tor. HD11l LaiJina ..\'.?fl ~. roast Hw~. Li,iuna Brh '.'TTE Au~11or. ..~P"r-12Jll'I Apply 1n pero;on, 1 t n 0 Pahsarlt'E> Rrl. Co~ta \!er.a ~URSES-A°iPES-E~per PN!hund All Sh1t1s I HOSTESSES D•ya & E ves t Apply k 6tlc:i1·1 11 AM or 3-:. PM I SSS W. ~d•m• Cost• M1~1 le11ten ~ Costa Mesa Full Ttmf', Perni;rn•nl H~nt i119toR Bueh C1nv•le1cerit Ho5p. 1881 1 Florida Ave. ; H.B. 847-3515 i NURSES Al-o~s-. I IUSIOY Exp, -·~~I , F /Tim1·D1ya NUBS~S Aides £or nunins homt . Exper. p r,.['d t94-SA7;, S. 30 AM-fiP"'1 . l?ANTRY an<l Fry~k. male l'lr f11m u .p . p:HI ttmr BtnlAn·; C'.nff Pe Shop, 133 s roast La~ Brh --PART TIME Ba!-1 l ,, 1 ~nrk Bus~ rt· tau our!rt. finnn ~aJ;irr Call Mr Sktll a I 6-16-00SS PBK opr -~~;nrl, ~n· E»per Pr!lf rl l:i11ntmilQn Saarh ~36-8W PBOFESSTRNAL-p h 0 R . "1l1Cllor • nana Poml. San f'lenunie, rap1strann area. \\ ork in >nllr n~ n IU"lmt Befl dul in arn Ptinnt g35.145;, he1wun 9:00 a m. a llri n.oo rr _ PRD!>UCTtnNC h E-;:;; I • I Fa.nra6hr oppt)' I;ir hrtahl. anr11s51v1 n~r.1111 r.ollese w:nd II I cl • i r e • IR ch•mlih"Y or r11larerl hit ocllnu Con11r1 Harlaco. sa.nta Ana 17HJ :i~n-;,s~ PUBLIC R.elalinn6 • F~per 111a11 or ~nman 1n PR \l /some knn-. ltrl@• Al lonrl 5111"\·1r1 "-minawemPnt nl cateruii k'1lrhen, 1111 u ltE rnoi:duialnr nl ~nnal '-' buunes• f11nr11ons ·a1a11 ~ ';;~~~~,~~-/;;-1 fl'ORt nfhre )Oh 111 nt1" !)CllH nthr1> Se IU'SI fal Jn iJ'llll. mi Mfl1:9 H~n rall 1.1nr1a Rt1~ ·,m~1.1:, rn -\-=T ~l At.rl'.,1 •, ~'i1n ll'l r~·r SI i1 1 ~"""'~ Rec~ptionist to $400 I l.111 el~ npu In 1 nr c:ilr• P1·0 mn llnn ~pol 111 '\In r N' 1np I hf'ntf1t~ r .. 11 \!1:<• l.0111a. i.'>1--6122. Ahli .lit Ahhni PP!'· ~nnel Appnr:. '"() \\ V. ar nu, Sullr 209. S A Rest a11ranl EXPERIE!\l'"EC'>·MA nnu: e Di1hwasher Apply 1n ptnnn only REUBEN E. LEE 1;,1 f rnAs r H\\, , •. !\.E\\"p0RT REAC"H -IElAI CCL~RI< f ull 11mr k par1 nmf Bit~} c M n1irJ11 r.0011 s~lar~ l· hPnrl!I~ rall Mr. ~k1rll, n•6-0096 Po ct 5 0 A Reuben's & Coco's Hu Immediate e,.-.lnt F,.r Daytirnt HOSTl5SES Ariril> 1n Pt NCn i.tflfll AL'I. E)11 L.1Carlot1 1...a~tna Hill~ t >, tbt E1 Toro ofl ramp s El lrt•i.int .. Apply • Befnrt I I AM or 3·~ PM 1sss w. Ni•"'' Cpst1 M•u f.>. ptt 1enrt prt>le rrffri rail \f IE \\-PllF. &n-tMO ~TN'r.1.E nrerf1~ i Q\ erhwk nprt on rl r e ' 1 1 5 i.: cpnrl~\lPar Tnp pa) RAii ' Ml~. ~b-tl:lllF -----S.\LF-1' nerlc full er p/time """ '' e nr Sun Apply 1n p.:>rFOn \Inn /TllP!'. Cos1a M11,;i ~1i111one1~. nn E 1i1h ~1 ln51il Mt~ sAr:Es-R F.PRESF.NT ... TrVf: .loin rh" 1a~1 ~'QWlni Soft ... a'" 1nrl11slry rlfU"llStlllllll! 11~ 1n hlnPmllli? ~11:~111n V1r.· jtl Ii VIC-n1rrrt faJlil txp helpful R11~1 rnmm•won ll~af II >"" ue M~· 1n '11rtrl salPI' lh•f 1' an ~fl pDJ"IUntl)' Jn tip i r • d I > nursfil Phnnl' f9:l-~5371 7FJ1lET ARY-TRAINEE- rl.-A<:11rll nff11..,. Y n 11 n ~ m:workf'N Company will train ~llll tp b'r11m1 h1f b pilP serrr1ary &-ar1 5~ rail I.Inda Ra~ i Ul-4ilQ& lllAST AJ, 4'iENn' 279fl fhrtior Bl 11 >.Jlana IJEifl'UV-- f 1,, I~ JIQllRf \i p ~ tjii. il'O"''Af ~jl MR·li•l•nu firm Sta.rt ~ f'"•• paid Fl~ar ftt )l)ba av• ll 0111 M1ey LA>t ~-&>50 L"04ST •L AGENFJ f/qfl Ha.-Bl at 4.lf;i_ma PERSONNEL AGENCY »l3 V. estcJ1H Dr NB 645-2770 SENIOR Salu t llitnHr f.or ~w. r&p1dly i r o IA< 1 n i n E Al u1 h~1fron1c htaun• & C"OOl1ng tall! ~ to 1 yr' exp IO Lbt 1·u1d1Rhal, Rf\\ l:tll\5truct1..9n l1elri. stlhn~ ma111r plt r n ol rqwpm1n1 or 1ni1nund prol'fucla to Inf' ron&tr11c11nn tndui:tn . 1\ a Mna I ma rke tin~ pro- 1ra m """ beine dt"vf'loped Balanc-e-fln, Inc-SS5 \I.I l61h SI !'i 6. 6~l-.57M SEllVIE~ ~~NTER ACiENCY .ifl() Ne'"POl'I C.nrer Dr . Nil * Sec'y Min. '600 Top ~kills i: adm 1b11J~· · beac:n ar.e1 * Gal Friday to UGO Tai" cbirit oppor l.l:lr sharp 11aJ ~ ~lie SH, 50mr ~kl'J>ni * Re~1pt. $400 Snm1 S.l:l rfq'd Plush qJr . ProlPss1onal 1ov1ronmrnl. ft~r f te Po~inon, H•l•n Schiffer 644·4'•r SERVICE St1t1.0n AtttA.cljnl. full or par1 llrTU ~rill 's AJ'e11. ~ F> f1.1 " & llarbnr 611..tl Apph 9 am to 3 pm or call 962-J:i.'l!'> 1vu SFRVln : ~lrnon 811f'llli1RI 411 shill' npen A11"por1 Ttx. am t6ii Campu; [)r. ~ B :>!6-11;,7 .. ... ______ ,.. _____ _ .. --. URGENTLY NEEDED • Receptl•nltts • Typists • Secret•rlM • AcceuntifNJ Clerks • ,.,,.,. IA1oii. wnu l wh~ /.OU \\/lAl 1 IRterl"' ,.,.o,.nel Service 771 W. 20th, C.M. 642-75ti 7 zJ1:Jft2 U' AlTF\ESSES nttded tor Nrw C' AM.OWS Res1aura.nt npf'lll1'j Allil'" 311. Apply tn ptl'Slln a l C&rrows Rr1-1;1uranl al 6'26 Avemda Ptco, San C'ltmrnte --WAfTRE6_S __ lio1t1 1:nff1r '!\op. bruktur ~111 for hHtrvin f:a.JI 64.4· I 7fYl bttv.n L0-2. Ask ~r 'Isa .' hnst~ss. W A N" T E 0 pa11 ti pit carp1Alt r . mu,1 bt capablt of l1ntih it unll~h c~n· tn f'Bll 64frl21J! betw-ltn ~:;1)'1~~ WArTRESSES. txp1tr. Appl~ rn pl'I""'"· i633 w Cout H1.1 } , Nr11.-por1 6'arn Yf)UNG dl\ll)l"r:td 1ru1tlar duRfratt l> nttd• TLC for :; lmall ,-1rt1 So C'oul Plua 1r o f"r11m 8 am IR s· 30 pm M!-hJimt (':IWJI tra111 !>.'>7-lSE' f ~----,~ A#ffi!llf• IOO ·•·1rMnt1 ANIWERI fo'ora.j.t -Sla1d -A.uJUr - Di:a~n -E>liA.GGING A 'llAIW r1nu n. 11-'ho'• • boatman. commentJ; · Il'a m> pn\.alt opinuin rlia1 J11$1 bt~llk lht IRflnt If • hi· tic mid 11 11 n n 'i" flu i nrhor i. nR.AGGlN ' . --ANTIQl"F: Ontola.1 r u i . lhl6 h;inrfrnadt, alJ v.OQI v 01·1h StOO malu otur iEB M 1rnrlnt~ Apf •. f'£>&1 a "'"~a S Nahnnil <:.ub "R.,Ui.r S ()lrl 'rr~ '!rna rr bran c:au >:1111 ronrl I.-wnrklni nru r frt,.al lnr bflunquf ~lu>p. 11r M11s1 1tll S3:il 642-~ 1v1 ff -m11nroa k Ii liilf75 e•k t)o\\ h'Onl rfl'H5#J" bt vtt.rl ni1r1'tlr ~ F"lak b1-.Qoy r.hR51. m1sr ">4~-1862 am fair111a :-nr <'M V.4LANPEs. fj°bri~11 wiII• .. c:e1llnj . ~.11 Pi.JI''"". mcilrlinf . t ic-. elr f>J¥/IVI . ~~m ~l!ftliitACll .., 4VOf'4f)() dbl ---~ iioor 19fJif 11./1<'t Aia"-r. $225; bi'u1Aad Nll'Qm boltnm lrttur 1 ~ rr.,. snn 1vcw-JJl_o cff)l1 lir rtlrlj . ~~. 411 1111 mwl1 Ii fJ"flll lr11. 6Mi-7~ lfENlfFIRE f.Ulo IVW!lr ~. Kanmort tl•i:. d~,, ~ Botb ilnf ~01111. t"t Ii rle11vt'rt d 5'6-i6H. -HlJ.6. !'ROST frH -WutinpoiJle rrlriJtra tor. C.ciorl tUqAlllJ rond ,511. SU-876'1. REf"RlC~A TGR family llU US . ~~3398 1111 Car1nn, OM GE eulp 1.1111.-Nr, ctlflfltrliijW, ~nl "''o 11o1as bt r . l '-'1C!JdJ1 ~ lar. rp~la • ¥1nl 1'9nd. '8fl " 61,.r Ii dd1ver1d ~72, 147-ftli. • ; BJ;FRT6Efl4'Tt>1t, ffij, apl 11U, lffl htAd rl<10f ~ fi7:l-5~. Elcif.('TRT.C OJt',r. Rr.l -a t~p s c:~c!I . ...ti'-'• MO. • ~·~ • "WEEP l { ., "'"''· ·~fl! ~' lb• li'tfll'FU • .,.~ • Y,. l•lo 111-1• t"1u ~ Qa.14' P11Ql ~u•litd ~ i:¥ff HIDE • 4 -~EO, 1'1·;id1t1•nll 5'}'1t , fl"Hn I. pile!, looks Ilk, M\1-. 57b 6!(~~t s· WF 4. avH~~r.ruslvd "'Jv11 , 111111r uffCI 51511. Matctuna l.ov1y1I f l fl A f)S.)...l!M fTRM tWiJI Md1. a f t"t l tr.a.mes, Q.dQl'IU, S shtel'll. comp!.. dnl U>nd. $~. 67~S1 Gold VtlV•I eh1Jr ..vt th Shep· ht rd CUltt'I. $C!.:.A, L1kt IYW. s.t!l-3987 G•r•1• 5111 Ill coofli , -r•~a. 8~ ~ matn·1u Ir t \lt rytti_ms ~ JUnk-to J'lO'llla. 7~ \IV lBfh. I M Ila.I fanp in rl"arl "4~3149 BAY~ patio w e Mov IZlj ~4~. c:aptl hra1 d ti.I(. bdrm & llv rm furn anllques. I•>•• c I o t h t 11 I on_.u i '"~' ~21 OoJJJ olt!Cori. /If S 642-~~ GWGE" S"ilt . lat.~•m ft£'() rd pli .\IH, chesl 0 1foa wert. pit dult1, f'lf lawn mo1&1tr, .ru111r. IV small &1pl. Day1 .&! Et.116 ~u a-i•~·J&J. w~. G'ARA~·~i.. Fiµ-ii .. T•ys, C~th.ta. trt1ar. i7i4 f:1"'1I• /l.ve, f M "~~. 9--:4pia H.u1et.11i. o.,...i1 ll4 ----~'1: -'~-1'-.~,'1'~ • ELEC dryer Gft , ~. AUt-.J -. a r d rflltt ·~· Tn1ndl1 ht iii $2l> S&b r3r bf>d nt 11 SS ~i-1477 M'IWTNt. JJIUJI ,.ti ti\lu . chu 1 of dra•un. ~quat· 1um . slt1wo etc ~-&768 MltctlflAHfll IJJ MAV~c:_:c tlipt1 -~Iii brim n 1. l1D box 1prm1 t.. m,1. tl""H n~sk Pf.Jnlt d fl'HO m Z c~~11 ol dn1"'''"' H=i "-Ull Laml' Sb Sbop var sz:i tltr. i.:oflt• FIQI S!i. c;r,,. blHth &t•r1lii1tr '8 Sb.tlland flrt4r flj)I i1bt r '~ Sii" form11:1--1op work tablt f26. l.1rair full' i9ia Ct yl.•11 flr. IM • ~(}.3312. C' AMPfN t; -FJij l1 ii f'cim pl flt ' 9' ¥ 13' t•n1 lllllh lf\Al"-111 "ClOI" Ii •·&JJ 1_11 viaJl rarpt 1, fol.dlljS tab11 I. 4 btncltu . iiGUbfl Uclr 1 I u "' r M u m tr11.m1 a>I l-i II! ~lfepinc bJi•· Col..w1111 lanllrn l· lurai.r. ea"'it atQQls, &bov•I. V t 1.-\llllef tank mo. &f~lill J$1H'l •rK ~ Maw• lJtttl .. ,.., ... 7341) N. WJll'IS'f Bl v-s 0 p«'1 6·1.8 WkdalJI& S11 Ii S1411 9~ .. w,.. -Will II.kt Tt.,U·ln.- GREG '*iir '£-~ T11 111. 1d11tr p~s . ..,.,u a,,pJllJl,.._J, ft&J.Rt.,1 ltttf ll11w 1 r 1 . lirii:V ... -lt!:t~ ao,.,. ,_1,1tr u.,d. llW 6hu:~ Wt.Y, Ualv. ~i-¥ .. h'\llN C.atPET cijftr~ijj"nu ex· ~ ""'•·· h1-lo-..1; ff yd. up, rr" •••• JUl)ll 71' . •M-~ JUVJEP R~=IQ ~ c:olor, ct.<il lfltnc. &pf c.'OAd . ..,. 4U7 W Mr"'IA· dtn, Santa Aftl Wtl 686 ~, ~· J:UAArqf:.-wiri d._11..,Nhtr '~· P.oocti ~ chats-f~. 188 E lift! . €M BµO'ftft1L p!~ac ~r All 11t w1 Grftt fet ~ ht· llt f1d $4&-~ 'l•n••/Ort~... -.... l r A u T Tf m:. I 0 v I n. • ·--.~ -.i.-· 5 CockaJ>IJO PU~cll•, g wka • IA • old. ,2t1 ~· r ~m Tti. 1tor1 dial la IJ l\UfW Lor *-nn;-,urr·~•n•, 1doa " IAltfn'Y, dt91t,lld&t>ij1~ I. bllch . 41\ow 'lJ.lf!lly, blta ~trvict now otttp u~u' STf>~l:UL~ br u d In i . d1•C01.1Rlt Oil DlµDa A: Cit· LyAn, ;p1~m or 048~30 flR• ~ GllJ:'°AT' "DANE t\t11o1 walAUI sp1natt, r11 S798. iaov.1 J:a!j I N•w ~~" pupp1u f.em1l1 9 wkl old 111 ..U es;yiu , r:cui, oaJc ~ M&rtfncr ~a t KtAA t l walnut, res -11011.• ~. $795 • Grarul$. l'lnMltU>o-POODr.~ CJ4E'PTNG 141 A W~, Wf.IU.. Ul Newpon Doc G~t~ i903 n385 ti'Q~ ' C Nt 'lo'F I ~lwd. N111:porl ()rJaiy, Vi/II~ 111\lol Wl?ftlm. Staci! i13-'17,_ lrn~ '786 • a~ana, u1•d. • ·sr. sp:N",(lm J'UP5 1,..m "86 • FlMr m04ltu &.it&. l·ma/6, l·ltm. *r11 l.t <11,-.· ....... Vi ,,, $589 .Jufll ~~. s~.1111. ~.m. 81nlc flptA~IAi. rtf rltllv. LARS"A !PW T'+'~ (114. 1 ery f>ifr f~1' w1rran:y 011 ,11 ip·~~ll ttm~.. I m.i.. R fl I ¢;" ,~,,., ~ Ip I ~iilttr,.i. ,111 '' 968-4205. '' ~ ,,, fBISff .-nw pq-&tit1, •nE NEWef>RT l l:fARSOR. l'tJ1 tAO!ll + I d. f ~I<• CoSIJ M•11 t 642-28~ rtuollf.b'•· ~n'1M· = WWE~"' l'UPS. 3-BJilW1iiji7mii4fl. 1 w"' old. ~I. ~fl.City f1'tiil 6R6AN ~NS $2-$5. Nivpl HJll. ~~· 14 JAnJ i, ~u Ulll! ~. r•J· '"-w,-... ,,.,,,-r,g. lt1J4-f~A. til# ~lpHRia. J~ 839~ ...... ~· M•1i 7:311 'Pm EN~lSH ~ pJJ"~a ''~' . "''" IROAtbf old U~· 9 ~ l lltA"fl i:fHl'MOITT>, "Dft In wa y, H~'"' ff6 y.._..lat. W111 J u~ Plf-1* ot ptWI "'-'~· Bt ef ~M~,orouJla· hlJ .. f II ~. ~~· fl hmldl ~--tl'fl'• \I~ pAqt fJ~ . ~It f~, 7 W. ytµa, 142·~· 81n11 A~. ~f-ll lfllij~ Cf~ lei g= ~~~(JJ-Jlv run aJi f.41 aERI'' I OE' N J:WuS WM .. dala,v . .QJJ bila,v. -ll671 --· --~ _______ .,__-=::a- I -i c~ J[tj ·-rr ,n ' 38 OA!l\' r!LOT ._.. ... ][ii I ....... _ 1§J1 ---l§i I .-.uroi lor -S.11• 1§1 [ Auto1 lor Sale l§J [ !§J I L_ _.,,,._, ... ,_. I~ 910 Cyc ... , Blke1, ,T_•_u_c_k.;.'------'-62 ~· lmportN Scoot•r1 m i~ FERRARI 1---------l 'fi.t Che\')' PU. !'ustom ''11 Hone!• 100, Strre1 OT' d1n. Ottlsu\r msula!td camper p t r ff' c I conrlitK1n-.$J.j(} i;h.-ll l PllC"lm 1 !'o!ew bnlkes. 6~ or 67~1263. rarb, Ptc. SUOO or be.st of- '69 HD 74 fuU dress E1e<"rrn. fl'r. 4!H-8..'UJ. ~ldll! . '70 FORD, 1~ ton, 381 V-8, $1600 or olfrr. 4!M-~17 snck. eir. Mddle tanks. cab '69 HONDA l.2:> Scramhltr !..· hi siM'U "~.boo1 • mul'h strel"t. 1.000 1nlle,.. S280 mNn" ~: :iJ7-l882. e ve>. 830-n.36 aft 6::ll p.m. 1 c:IID-:::c"="~·------- ·:xi Chev. '1 Ton P. U. Su1uki Motorcycle .,.. camper shell. 6 Cyl. iood Xlnl ron<! * ..-646-SSCM Cf•nri. 54:-,0. 494-37&l. Moturcyde Tra 1ler, 1971, I ~c:_::::_::::::_:::_c::_:=c_ __ HolS<"law. Per1t>CI S'.!00 """'· asking 5125. ·19-1-0'!76 '£1 Lambretta Scoott-r 2 seal- er. go. cone!. xln1 1rans. Sl3.'i ,...,,,., '6.!! DT-l Zl'' rim, sfn'(Ot & dtrt u;mp. !'.'<tr'a!. 01"'an $j,TJ or 6-12-9026 Mobil• Home' 93S EL !'.tORO Beach. 2 story redv•ocxi. 3 BR. s11•['1'>p1ng ocean 11f'w, pn. beach. 494-9S92 Autos Wanted 968 WE PAY TOP CASH lor used can A: truclu, j ll!f call us tor tr~ estimat~. GROTH CHEVROLET Ask for Sales t.1an ag@t 1821.l Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 60' iltOBrLE horn' foe ~alf.' 847-6087 KI 9-3331 \\"/expando l1v. rm. 2 l'.ncl. ANNIVERSARY •SO po rches, 3 BR. '2 BA. Carpt. AUTOS WANTED thruout, Call 54~708. Motor Home' 940 CONDOR EIJY RE/\'T LEASE SPECIAL SAVINGS f\'Q\V BILL CORWIN FORD :!::.O SQ. l\lain St. Orange i,.; mi. N. o! Fashion Square Trailers, Travel 94S fop dollar for clean used c;:ors. Sf.c Andy Brown. THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2(16() HARBOR BLVD. COST A MESA &12-001(1 ANNIVERSARY •SO PINTO \V/AUTO. -Trans. S5 day, Sc mlle, 11· Pro1\•le r T r a 1 J er . THEODORE Sell-contained .,..;th lnts of ROBINS FORD e.xtras. illotorcycle racks, 2060 HARBOR BLVD. Iron! & rear. All". TV an· COST!. MESA 6.IZ-0010 tenna. Custom built shel\'es1c..c=~,_:='=~~,_::_c:::c & Honrla 50 inc. S2000 i11ust \VE PAY TOP DOLLAR 5f'f' t.h1s on'~ 962-i689. Priv. FOR TOP USED CA.Rs Pty. If your car is extra clean, Falcon, Goldl'n Ij' SCOTS:'llAN Tr a 1 I r r 1>ee us fi rst. Chemical Por:a Po! 12 vol BAUER BUJCK : 2J.l E. 17th Sr. and 110 hghr.~. Best otter. C M w 11« 548-8895 ... o: ~1-2164. 1c.."'~"~~'~"'~~==~=~~-"~ J,,fPORTS WANTED FERRARI AUTifORIZED SALES It. SERVICE NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Coa1t Hwy, Newport Beach FIAT • Cornplet, Stock ot aaa11 Thlllt s. "FRIEDLANDER" 11750 IUCH IL\ID. I Hwy. 19) 8.'IJ.7:366 • 5.':7-6324 '70 Fiat. 850 Spider. 'xtra ht. lake over p11ym t nts. 546-9621 '69 t'IAT $j(I SPYDER XLNT C"OND. ... :>!~1649 ... '69 rrAT m Spyder, mint cond. Pr1. 67J.-J.'ili:'l rvr.s. mag.s, P1 .v '68 f !AT 8i'il SPYDEn Ne.iv Plti"lh rad1ttls. !\i\usf Srll! 59:JI. 67J.-65-IJ. HILLMAN 1%0 HUSKY HILLi\IAN-not exp.ens1vr, l\lusf .'SE.'11' ncPds 11·ork ~!s-<117fi JAGUAR JAG -",}![ XK Jj() CPf', 11uln, xlnl cond., nr1~· paint k int., reblr. ._l akP offer. w.r.!·9'100 JENSEN JENSEN AUIBORlZED SALES -SERVICE 97o 4utos, UMd HO AutOJ, Used 990 Auto1, UMd DODGE 990 Auto1, Used 9901 CREDIT PROBL!MS? st:t: US AT CHRYSLER MERCURY 1970 SUBARU ll.~ mrle7>. •6.l3BQ.1"1 $495 Pete H•rl1 U11d C a rl 'h7 CHRYSL~;R 11zn 3 M"I!, 1036 1111.r Mr Rlvrl . c; .. \I 111r P/S. P/B S\600. , "fi2 rord 1GJZ93'11 1~· · SJ25. 'f;I t-'E\VPORT, air, PIS, Down. Imm. Del. ,Jj()I) Borh xlnt con d. '63 Falt'On 10KL.l8(J1 S~. -Oi.~AAm. XLNT Tran~. f'11r. 'li.l Dorb:,. .l\11,1sr ~IJ. S2!Xl. nr hr't of f'!.r 644-27119. FORD '1>1 MF.RCUR\' Cnui:ar <;T, 4 ~prl . rl1sc hrk~. rwow 11rf'1. In Rl11 Rk ml. Xln1 Mild. $lbfXJ, 614-7:lO:l. ~~----~-~-'70 FAIRLANE 500 2 OR. MUSTANG '65 MUSTANG Automatic, R&H , \SJC181f ISSO a. ei & ha,o; been ~rvi<'Pd t>y 'V ... ' Vinyl top, rlnth !., !!"'iit!1rr in-1H1lhoriz.erl J~1nct1ln <lealer . Dir. V~. au1.n. trans .. !art. 111r 1und. l...oaded! +07·1AS/1 TakP ,;;mall riown, \\'1!1 hn- an<·p pvi fl'Y. Cnl! 546-8736 nr lfl.1 ·&111 ah 9 ;im. ~~ ,, 1rr1or, f ULL P<l\\'~R. ~'AC· 211,noo well n1a.1111ainerl 2!00 H11rhnr Bilrl lil:i-Jl.ltlfi ~MLJ:<;TANG 289 fio.st S;u·k. 4 ~prf'd, RkH, '1t"c hrnk"~. 1111 ~hof'k~. mag-. ~pPakrrs. s1<11:;.oo Ph , ~ffi.33f;c7·c_ __ 'folj Mu~t;in.i;:. rull fV'\\Pr , n11r. Xln1 cnnrl. All j, 67.'>-:l!IS:6. ~9-3lriJ Ext. 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD, COSTA .r.tESA TORY AIR CONDITION. n~1/P~. 'fh1s luxury c;u-15 J~G. t.~al I ownf'r car ---TOYOTA TOYOTA DEMO SALE LARGE NEW & llSEO TOY OT A SELEcnON SEE US BEFORE YOU BU't'! ..JJeiut lewiA W TOYOTA 1!}.lfi Harhor, C. i\l. '70 Toyota i\lark II. LJi m1 ·~, Ong ens! $2800, neeod 52050. S!Jj....2815. TRIUMPH -- (SQ8AGB1 $3999 NABERS Cadillac AUTHORIZED DF:ALER 260fl H11.rbor Bl vd, Costa J\.lf'S<1 Call ~-'.l\00 0JM"n Sunday CADILLAC 1970 CPE. DE VILLE f-,,cronY AIR CONDITI0."1- ING G.• rULL PO\\'ER, I 1ny! tnD . )p;iJhrr 1n1 rrior. iii' !l!J~.o;NJP1f' Wlll'PI. ~lf'J"f'n m11!. ripll'.\'. & rlnor ll"ICk!. Local OwnPr. 1::176'8Qfl1 $5799 NABERS Cadillac AUTHOR !Zfo:l'J DEALER 2600 H11rhf'r Rlvd., Cns111 MP"';i 'AA TR 2::.n, 6 cyl, tonne<iu cnver, .~llchehn 1 1 r ~ ~. Call :~!0-9100 Of'!'n S11nd11.v Am ,1 Fm. Xlnt crmd. Slll!O. --CAOILLAC 1967- 1l l ;.,_')&-4037 or ( 2 lJ ! Cpe, Ce Villes 429-92fi.'). 1.i Tn C~r F'mn1l ··'63~S~P~IT=F=r~R~E~.-,-."'-··-·-w-/b~lk'· I r ACTORY AIR CONDITJON- top. /\'f.'11' mnror, ~rfect ING, FULL POW~:R, rhn1r"' rofl(i , S6.". 6+l-4Jfl7 o! rlorh 11r lPathPr, t1l1 ,,.,,._ ne1u1Jess & must ht !lf't'n .t drt~n tn ht> anpf{'c1aied. 11 \.~ Prl<''"r! for R <JUl!'k 5<llP. at w;..o, PMn .. 1;73-i!Sl I 117 V1.i. Kornn. Lido I~!!" arrer 6 p ,1. '69 Fon1 C.al11..x1,,, a ir, t<'<d1n. P"'T ~.(.h , P~N'l ~hilpP , Sl.~:.O. j.i7~~717 1'r ~2-2~'.l.i LOADF.n ·71 F,.,rrl T"11nn T oSEf TLE-ESTATE \\'ago n. Tai.!' n1· ... r \\'ii! aC'f:'.ept anv !'ea~nable ("!o!led~nd ll'aSf' S\22 m('I. nlf,.r nn N>auufu.I blue & f'<'t'rl .1 u•hl r!r11•e ,Jr!'p. whue l'.170 .\l11rk Ttr ari-~lli...fo."M. O~L=D=sM~o=B=1L=E - 'f'.I Olrl~ Siannn \\'agon Gnnrl runn1n1:" con<inion S .> j 0 .i.17-R\9.'i. praised at $71IOO. Evf'ry luJI· 'f;7 Forrt, Cnnntry 5<\Utl'f", ury f'Xtra plus :.'il.{lfl() m1 . ('!""'\ '"P mrrh. c1111n, ft yr. warraniy, Local dl'll l-mnrl . v.iri" li rr!!. ,....,.,, r~.·k er Jllf<I ron1plPtl'd 11'.(l()O 1111 C ll'" PLYMOUTH :l'.111 In Engine, S . ~., firm , -----------C'flmp!Pte chl'Ck·Up, In bPnPr .i,;i-.~l11. ¥ than O<'IV mnr11fJon. Phone ·'-------"Ii!! FtJ RY ni. 1-dr hrrltp. Trus1ee fl.12-8119. !!ll'7 Fnrrl r.aJ11x1f, f/H'lnr:-' Air, Pl~. f'IR, l•nm11r, )n \1ARK f1! l'1i1. Prl\•a!Pl,v ;i1r, r:ir!1n, hf.'iilf'r. Th11nr!Pr-m1·~. P1•1 pt~ Af1 Ii ('ll' _, li1rrl Pn1;1n!' with 1111tn. 11'1'11>~· "'knrlc• '.l-l;....7.1.:.,:iC. ___ _ nwnr.,, l1kr nr11 . 4200 m• -m1~~1nn. $950, C;ilJ fi-14-7201 DO<"tnr o'vned, Jully f>flUJp'rl. ,i~f"()l'l. Call :if! Ii pm ,.i·rni n~·------ ;,..!,~-!l'il I '71 L Tn 2 ri r, \'1nyl tori. 111r. 'fi.1 CONT!r-'ENTAL. fu J I ri~. flh. 111t1n, arn-frn s trrPn. llr>r!Pr "':i rr;in!y. Pl't 111~ .. pv.-r. :ii.I", hr:i~1I. local car, S~'.19.'> li44....fi7:11 >.Int <'flnrl . !'!4.':-2!!.14 '67 Plyn1n11rh r.rx g(){l(j ,..,n. r!111nn, Sll.'il. hPf :; .\fl, :1.-.f>....fif)r')ll; ;if! .; .. 1'1. h.:i:: ... 71~~ I • 'Fi'.l P!.Yi\tn UTH • * !-'URY 111 1.nAnE:r1~ :;:.1-n.-~1 ~~---'71 f'ORDS: G ii! II :\ \f'j;;. "Ii'.\ LINCOLN ContinPn!al ... ·;;i;i f'lymnurh. goOO Mnd. illu~lani::~. ,\-Tnrinns. Hf.'r1z nPll' !ran~. h;o.lff.'l;.• ~ !""f"f'nt Cnrp. 17111 77R-·10i)O. llHlf'UJI .. \l,'il. f'l&-:l-127 Rf! 5. Run~ Xlru, 111r, rtPntrr! rear !Pn<ll'f. S2:,0. f;{)-:.'7211 CORVAIR JEEPS Sf'flpe Whf'PI. !<!('ff'() mul11-1----------- '62 TRl. xlnt rttod. S&50 cash plP.~ rte, 'TEDR86, UOS·l2.l. 'fi.~ \\'h1 ff' Con·.:i1 r :;:p1dPr or trade fOf samf' value car UKP2-lo, UISM!i1 <'flll1. R~1nn1ni:: .. \·rrrl~ \\'Ork. 'li2 Jrrp Tn1M.i. Pnt:Lfl<'". C"11stnrn lll'il\'Y rlur~· tu·e~. NP1\' 211!1 na1 hrrl. f..l~9:i2:i. • • ·f.R Valianl~;\ti r.vl. 11111!\ RfH. r..·loving: :>!;ike nfCPr '. 644-1110,-, wlio.um trans 673-55!l:i. $2599 SI~-"-'-"'"'-! ntr_ 497-20.'l2 .,. TRJ UMPH TR.l ;n '""' NADERS Cadillac rond11i<'m. $600 or besr otter. 4'.l!l-393R. AL'THORIZF.fl DEALER 2601 H::irhnr Rl1·d ., '6,j TR-4. m ai:: ""'hls, \ns111 ~1~s11 Nt'f'd S"'lm~ work .., ~40 • Call ~Hn-!ilf)I) Oprn ~11rirl11y --..::...==----1 CADILLAC 1966 CPE. DE VILLE 6.'i l n!'•:i, xltn n1nn1n;: 1·nnrl nPW fll'f>~ ~cni m i. $;:,o(), 11 ft . ::; p.m, !'>lft..7:..li, ~4 Cor, Spyd;;--$300 • ~ .. lfi. Jfill,1 • COUGAR MERCURY J~i RARRACllDA. RN-H. !:'.nrw1 rond. l)u•nrr. ~fl..l-~AA. PONTIAC l!l6f. :-OIF.RC. Cnmf'I 4 rlr -----------SPr!;in. V-i:. In r111lr~ :12\-1. '68 PONTIAC GTO f'J\\", lilPPrinc ,r., hrk~ XJn1 rnnr! RP;oison;ihlP. %?-~fi::n prl pry. -~~~ -------PONTIAC ---------· '&\ f.TO ("nn\r , flf'W tif.<, loorlPd "fr•1r11.• J"10, • f.1:-......1-1."'/) • ---'---'i\.1 Pnnl111 r Car11 1Lna ""dgnn, a!! p11T, cn1s mr.mil. S:i."1 l-ll'-4'.lt:J.1. ·r.n GT(), All fl'\\lf'T .xrr11~. +1 air .. 11:.1 ~·i.,1 A~k 52.17'1 !<\h-2114, 49fl-~7fi wknds. VALIANT '.'"h.1 v~11111'1, 2 dr. Ii (')'I, ll U!O. """ flrnkr~ .t· tire11, 511~ or nffPr . ~1()11;,, I 'fhe 111.s!rsl draw In !he: \1.'P!tl , • a O;i ily Pilot Clo\s1illed Ari f..12-:Yi7i _____ _ Autos, Useo 990 VANS and WAGONS -1 •t.l FOllO V.1'4 5•~'' I. I IPll24b ) 1295.00 l•t.• FnRD V4N M ~·· s ~• 11,1,1 q•5I 1695.00 1 t•~ Cl-llVY Y.lH IQ•lSl 1395.00 1 '61\ ~ORD W.lCi<ON Full PO'"'l '· ,; •. !U~J ~7 l) 695 .00 1966 IAM,Lll WAGON F11ll power,~;,, ~STR.1 9 1) 795.00 - Marcus Motors 645-0466 'd f · Orange Cot1n11es con! , s1ove, re rig, wa tt'r TOP $ BUYER ""htr. ;nvn1ng. Asking $1700. BILL t.IAXEY TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN 1966 YW BUG XR-7. Ml ·~7 illrrr C'n!nny P 11 r k f ULL POWE:R. f AC'l'ORY 'f;R AIR CONDfTIONINI.. v1n,vl \\'11~nr1 , !"1·[1'1S". C"!r;in, SJ.\;,/) '1Pli1xe ff'11h1r<'l'. Prn•a!e • • • .°>1.'>-2.ll!;i • r;icl. Alt, ,'\ i;[l<"l 1 .. Uffl tl'll n~. hl~rk lanrl11u ,{· hlaf'k 1•1ny! hur·krtr;, l'nfj.~n l ~, \\nor! .era1n. f' ·"· R H, F11<':. mai:-.• '.~·T 1rhrl1n X t1rr<, ~:x rPl)rn1 rnnr[11 1rin. JV[11s1 Sf'll '. Pr·11· rry. $179~ or offrr. 2100 Harbor Blvd. 968-:!J.50 or ,)40--02.'iS. 1&881 BeB.ch Blvd. Z1' Alrstieam 11•feasy Wt H. Beach. Ph. 8-17-85,jS) LOTUS hitch Sl.500. --------- .f Spee<i. R.ad io, Hettt!'t, !Op, lra!hPr lt'llf'rlnr. I RPR· 3961. AJ;11r J\.f r11 rl10, r 1c, $1795 NABERS Cadillac S.I0-1321 a11er Fi pm Autos, Imported 970 LOTUS AUTHOR rZE D (RSF66J! $695 Auto Service, Parts 949 SALES & SERVICE Cl.~~ AUTHOR IZF.D nF;,,Lf;R. m-J M;i1·hnr Rlvrl , rn.•f.:I l>IPAA ,Ill V\V f'lli;"Lne. <4 speed transmission "-rear axle!. 646-85Ta.. Large Selection af Fully Reconditioned Used V0 W's Porsches--'---·-·_'_"_'_'M~"-''~_,}!·~·] Campers & Vans Antiqu.1/Cla11fcs 953 11)'1% ;;o Day or ll'IOO ?lfiles 1951 !>1.A.RK JAG 4 dr. lour· Guarantee mg Mloon. Xlnt cond Parti; k Labor • Engine • 842-536i. Trani. • f"rol'lt k Rl'ar Axle . .\!~l!rnb!1~ • Brakp Sys. Dune Buggie1 956 iem • Electrica.J System 1---=--- 5-i~-30:>1 Ext 66 <"Jr 67 ln1ernat1ona.1 Harvester 1970 HARBOR BLVD. RIXREATION CENT[;R COSTA l\.tESA ROY CARVER, lnc.l ---'=uc;·sE~.0=:.__- 2925 Harbor Bh·d. SPORT CAR c.,.. "'"' 546·44'14 "69 OOOCE \·an. black. \'~ '"'" '" · Am. m'<'• '""" CLEARANCE SALE O\'a.I~, crp1. p;1nrlM. tlfl!<'rl glass, chrornP, 4~ !h h1l r h, NOW! S500 m new l''TPI Sell 52200 &JG-<m FRITZ WARREN'S .:..:.C.:::_'-56'--y-0 -,d-P_"_"'_" __ IS PORT CAR CE NT ER ' __ ., ., 7ln E 1~1 ."1. ::;.A ~>-17-0if..I cy!. r.,~~' cnn.,11:".ln 'f!pf'n rl;i1ly ~-!l; cln.:<rd .<\unrli'<y 1.3.111 r.r ..... :;~~2 E\•p.o. '6.) Ford E cnnnl1nf \';in .'>9,000 illtlr~ Ex<·l'llf'nt con· dl!1('0n. S!ij{). 6i.'>-32fii<I. Trucks 962 Pickups - '6T INTl"NATION.AL c..... 6. " 1p•1d, •• , •• 11it1. j LS04S01 1295.00 '4i STUDEl.Altllt O v1rdriv1. f FWV~SOJ 399 .00 '51 STUOEIA!fll O v11driv•. f FWV~~2) 399 .00 'SJ GMC A 10•1d. R.11~• 9ood. 545 .00 • • '61 '°ID Auto., 10119 bed, !~•I 08A ) 1695.00 - Marcus Motors 645..()466 2100 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa AUSTIN AMERICA '6~ AUS.TIN A:>fERICA Sli;;o. call .<\!I Ii pm \IPrkfiay.~ 71~. '.162-Jif,,11 BMW Automotive ExceUeneco DATSUN -----'71 BIG 510 SEDAN Ovtrhl'ad Cam,~ Speed, dlr., Rid.lo, Hea ter, Bucket 5e11t~. hn!ed gl11ss, Jo Jn mill's, 5a<'rifire, fi06DFD. 546-8736 - 49-1-6911. '71 B~ Station Wagon • 5pd, dlr. Ht, R. f11C1, 8lr, l"l!'C. Af'alli, T, glass, "'""'· Und'r 4.000 mil~ • Ll68.Z. 48~. Sattlbce.) Call Ah, 9 •m -49-i~ or ~736, 1971 DATSUN Pickup. 4 •PM'd rrantom.1A10n, r11d10 and hrafrr. Jn ex~Uf'n1 mnd1ll<">n. Phonr I 21 3 1 378--4875 alter 6 PM . DATSUN 1967 -1600 Roarli;r,r. Vf'ry clran. ,.:re. l'tllrnt rondu.ion. $1J::J.) 00 Ph. S<t>Xl83 a.fl'tr j Jfl P.~! --=---- NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Co;i.~f Hwy, Newport Br..sich MERCEDES BENZ ·~ :!AA-S. fuU pow·er. Alf • "Iii 230-1'. auto. air • 'f\.11 2.~01~. 4-.<.pd. 11 1r • "fi7 2:m ... :i:. .... 1110. 111r • ·7n 2.'!0-C rnUflf' • '7n 2M-SE, full pnwPr • l\1ANY J\10RP:~ AuthOrlZ<'rl MRZ D'aler ( 11 32.'l-7250 1960 ... IERCEDES 8 e n 1 220-S. Nrw l'ah•,. JOb, x!n1 rnnr1 S7:i0 f.lfi.-.'o?'I.': '69 Mercedes Beni: 220 ~7.flm mtlr.<.. :~1fi.4.1,•1 MG MG .AIJTiiORIZF.D SALES & sr;r{VJCE NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 \\I'. Coa!l Hll'y. Nrwpnrt B<'llrt. 'It~ iJS ,,t, :,.t!l-31131 Ext. 66 nr i;? 1970 HARBOR BLVD, COSTA !lfESA Call ;~10.9100. Opr" !Cunrl;iy LARGEST SELECTION OF CADILLACS IN ORANGE COUNTY SALES-LEASING Allni0R17.ED • SF:RVJCF;- Nabers Cadillac 260fl HARBOR BL., COSfA "fESA ~ i pd. dlr. XJn!. NJnd . Sar-5'10-9100 0f)l'n Sund ay "''"' "'' "'d" '" '" "63 SEDAN DE YILLE-•rar1, l'lt s.m;iJJ down. Will fl11a ncf' p\11. pty. rVDY2991 ~16-87.~ nr 494.f,BJ I. 'liH VW Paint job, rim!, nt>w e nqinl' ~ trans. MllST SELL NOi''~::' ~'u)J J¥1wr..r. 1181~121 $3SO •• + C'Afl fi 7,i-!l.l.12 • •• 2100 Harhor R!vrl f..l.'1-Mfifi 'f;7 VW srd;io. Run~ xlnt. SHARP "fi.1 C;irl1l111r C:pe "" S7.';0 •1r ollrr. J\.fu~f sr U. V 1UP, ~·uu pn"'"r +. Rlr , .'i4l}-3JJ1. n""'l.v riaintrrl. r;~ t1rr .• ,. ·~ \7\\1 fVlnvertJhlr, c:l"O"od A-1 ronrl, $6!1'.i. fi.l~lfl.1 I Nlnd. 51200. Prt\' party. ·liO CAn. r o"''-S:..150. Nr11 1 1<73-411:>2 tinn~ m11trlPrs I.· P'P"' I \!'1711 V\\' hui;, pPrfprr cn!ld Tn1n• "nrk n c I' r! f' r!. t"nr salt by nwnf.'r. 11:;~.-111111. j ~fllfi:"1 CAn ·oo. C",nod 111nn1nc: rn~ I 'fi..l V\\' Ru~. Or11t 01«!W'r. VP!jl rlr~n. NPw 1 ~1'<>• k Rarl10. Air. NPu· tirr-~. h;iu All ri11r ;i 1r. rr"s~un>I f\'Prrl~ p;i1n1 Slillfl '.'lfi2--0f;% .shnrk.~. t12;. :.,.\11-.1~17 ".'oll V\~·. 'l PP<i.~ hnct,\i \l'n1k !.r>ncl 111nn1n~ ('f'no11rin11 s~:'° ~ ... 1:,...2;.Gl. 'fil V\\I. ·f;7 1''.ni::1nr. Pnr~rhr ··~rr. k "',\hau~1 . nrw pa1n1 r.1~kP nlr . .'>4;)..ifi~:l. V\\' V;in, not rurin1n~. Bri<r nHrr. :J;.llll. NPw t1 r<>.c ~,,,.,. 1'r~1or J.. r n,1: p;irt~ :1.'\fi-;,7~ ~--'IH V\\' Nl'W l'nZ. 2 nt'W nN"s. CA MARO l'HO r""'"R() ~:l(l, 11 \r, l'W'" "r. S2'>:.0 l1 l?.f!X14 "'V<'' .(. \\ 1..:..f'nrJ' CHEVELLE ·i;~ C'hl'vr ll, /11111ih11 SS. Tl.\·H.i 111r. 111110. \·.~. P!", 0,.;in Stm:i. f.i~1-:1 r:17 Gee" T""' S1!l!\. CHEVROLET • R.i(}..f,6i:l • ---------1--------• • 'fli V\V Rn t . Or1z1n11l ,65 MALIBU ro\I nl'r. H;u had "TLC " 5800 --.~1-\r\i-:--~ur:-.- Goorl conr!. Sri "'' Blu' Book \r.11h1P, $900. ;)-18-.~. ·firi \\-V SQUAREBACK. 111r . m11ny xrrtts. SlSOO 7\.f· fi4·t-71i20. V·-'. aurro . trin,. .. rarl111. hr111- er, 2 clr. harrttnp. 1ND \'J~l 1 $877 DUNTON FORD S4~7070 22-l{l Sc> -\!~1n "' \\:arnrr ~nt;ii 1\1111 .l-----'fi7 VW. Xlnt merh conr\, All l!lfi.'i C'hl"v s18w'Cn. ~rond .•rhrdnlPrl m111n!. Compl 111f'f'!i11.n1l'~lly, 1~ 5117~. ;,;~ ..... ;ii97 11!1 4pm. ;-..·,.,,,. hi·k~. 'it'~~ \\"nrk. ~ ... \ll-71i!l2. "filJ :'IU-L TARGA, air, lar.1 ___ V_O_L_V_O __ _ tor:v ma~~. Jmm.sicu\alP e 'f;2 CHEV\'. t' r~·I. rhmmr Also '66 :112 COUPL & ·6{1 VOLVO r1m.o., rRdin, ~ororl cnnrl S27:'1. 1600 COUPl': DEMO SALE! Al1 Ii wk<i11Y·'· ::.."M201 Aurhnnzril l)(>ak r '71 1·DR. S2991 ·fla lr.1PALA, 2rlr. ·HT. fl"''" 1I 1 1'2.'l-72:it'l. R&H AUTOMATIC 211'4·1 rlh, "'fn ltl"l':o. xl111 c..-.nrJ , '1>4 C PorschP. L.111,·ing fnr SEE US 8 EFO¢,E SltiO. ~~2-4-"-10~2 __ _ Europe. Jl<lu!'t! Seil~ 52100. or YOU BUY! )..,_-• "lifi El ()\m1nn, Air, •111n, b~t nlr fi73-2:5.11. ~L pn•vrr hr~. ~ffV'rtni;:, •1•1n- 'fo8 PORSCHE 912. "Xlt1t cr>nd. llriA rln"-"· V.l\f. $JZOO. 4!\1-0200 Man.v rxrr••· il1UAI st ll. OLVO [1. C.:1m1nn ·r.o .. "117 l'U in MS-176..'i fl r 64~1 "'11:., .1 ,.pr1 ,ynrn tr11n.:< 2 hh PORSCHL 911 , 1966, IOArlt-fl . 1.9-16 H11.l'tirir, (.M, 646-~.".(IJ ~Mh, st1Ck. S.':7:•. 1\44-2!11.'l. Xlnt cone!. Make otft r, Pnv prfy. 968-4236 '66 Porsdif' 912. J ~pd. "'11. ah11.rp! $30.;c}/~st off,r. L!l kf'll<(ll'(f 21~: llf-0-49~. RENAULT ~ THIN.I -~ 'VO!.VO' "FRIEDLANDER" IJlJI S•AC)t I~,"' '67 Renault. braut rond. Ex-'°"~893-::;.'~·566=.~•:_.:5.1~7""'~::_~! eel !or sfUdPrtl, ,\:; 1111 Ptr "Ii!! Vnh·n 14~ .S I~. r /h, &Ill U, mlles. ?ilu•! ll':t. ill1rhl'l1ru. 11u1n, clean. Pv! S..'1%. M8-~!lS p1y. 6.16-1233. • -, 1<. ·• ,.)~'\.· CHRYSLER CH R\'SLl':fl ·~. 4 Or. AIT"frn!lt'], Jl4!l5. fi1l-firi~ nr' &16-.C.981. TIRED or tha! old rum1h1~':' It's n!!llH)' M l thill ha.rd to rrpl11ct . Ju~ w11 tch '"'° fumlture k ml!et!l!.!lll'O'J! m lumn! 111 the 'Oa.i::sified Sl'ctton. I n11 nrr, :120.111. fi4'1 -22t!l, I ~."~U-17h-,-071,-1-,-,.-,1C1------ ~ R11,v thP nrw shill Costa Mesa '.l;i7-·1~47. \Ve'll help you sell! Autos, New ------980 1 Autos, N~.-w--~980 I Autos, New 980 Autos, N•w '71 DEMOS ANO EXECUTIVE CAR BUYS! DAVE ROSS'S PERSONAL CAR L bl •t:.~ ... d 1~.d ·d "'''~ ij~U' '<>'" , .. ~1ytl,1~o;. IS!", ::-210) 100 % MONEY BACK GUARANTEE f'O vv How Wd" <:o•l•d•nc• , ..... M_o•_H_ll•rk l • ~'" -'"-'-"II'"• If Nnl ~•to<to•< C --- '70 Impala ;~·v~·~i'n',.,~.~;.~;,; m""""· ~ull F'n .. ot, lt•~10 ,_ H•••n. r•< to•~ A" C:o"ll•ll.,..1nQ. 111 ~s .0•111 $1297 --. '69 Bonneville •u•o"'""' ''""'"''' "Cn, r'o''"' S'"•"iO. Pn""'' llf>~O\, l'•(I "'Y •« ('1"'1•!o<>n1n(I. V•nvl ~""'· llonln '-H••'" IYCZ ... 11 '68 Chrysler C:•t~I>~• °"11• SN•n .,,,,.. m••'< ''""'"''"""' '°""'" II<••••. Pnw"' ~"''"'" :O.onoov A" C!IM·"~·l•Q "'·~·/\ ~ '69 Chevrolet Au"',..""' T•on'"'"" '""' "'"""'' ~ ...... ,, 11.oti•O .I. H '•l •r. !•FL ?< ~·>•-.. I' "''n'Y A,, (O"tl"•nn,n'I I~••~" y,,.,., g·~;" ~ ...... I t ll~G !ltj C:••••i ... , °""' "••<Ito~, Av•,.. "'"'"' J••M""""""· ~ .. ..,., , ..... ,.., A.. f'Or•••• r'""'V "" \ Cnn~1t•11n,11Q, VI n ·1 I """' """'" '-H!"'· ., ,win t.1)1 $2588 $1788 $1788 '69 Firebird--S &Mustan-g-'--1 -"'~!. .. B.!!!~.k J O<Mr M•rdlo• ~1><',IY 1 <Ill'"!! 1 "''"' 11•~11>. l!•OI••. •u•ti· C:ovo• '""~'' "••!• I Wr" Wl!t•h. Q•n'n .I. H~•ltl •nn muc+. "'II<" -·$989 I $1988 Avtn"'•"f T••"'""''" •'11'1· •ow~r "•«lng, _..,, C~"<lltl""•"G It•· ~M A. H•>ttr (IJ£>(. llJI $1588